The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 14, 1889, Image 2
The Barnwell People.
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condemnation of HU libfmlltjr.
made in tUonter \vof_k»antl nil fftniilUr i Amccica, and if airy nueft iret Tnniw Tlie walU arc piercod by looj)*
t h'»i» i». Ko|>ort K tid tbit ifit* iu« nit^ ot
John W> Holmes,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
UROBST CUUNT1 OIRCULATION
THURSDAY, NOVEMHKK U. 1S89.
Cmmi CMtcIstlSM.
The retulti of (Its election* b'dd, on
the Oth Inst., in severs! Sutes, were
equal surprises to both great political
partio* ol the couotrj. The Democrats
did not look for such glorious victories,
nor did the Republicans expect to suffer
sart. chcidod defeat*.
We hare been asked by sereral aub-
■oribera to fire the causes of these mark
ed political changes, and as like Interest
is no doubt w idely felt wo w ill sutmnnr-
ixo and eet dow n fairly tho opinions of
leading non of both parties before stat
ing our own conclusions.
DEMOCRATIC ORIKIOKS.
Ex-President Qrovor Cleveland said :
"It is evident that the leaven of tariff
reform has at length leavened the whole
lump. It ta enough for me any that 1
am satisfied with the results.” He also
telegraphed congratulations to tho De
mocracy of Iowa "on their victory over
prejudice and superstition,” declaring
that they "deserve tbegreato.it honor.”
Davld U. Hill,Governorof New York,
said: "Tho people favor trrtfc Demo
cratic principle*,
I From tlrFso Tow~AnJ optioslH expres- [ with lu history know that lu workmen now momborsof the Fanm ra* Alliance
or AgrlcMillnrul tVlieyl, they are not
' ofititlt(Lto, nnd inti*t r.ot be given, the
new secret work, to^wit:
Merchants, merchants’ ciork, or any
, one Who owns inter.-si io u. ,
' hard wan*, turn'ture, drag atom, or>any
WBL , » | other mercantile husinesi*, 'unless said
tons. a I meinner ia aelmrted to take rharge of n
Tin? Dcmocrary can not afford to go Co-operative Karpinra’ and Luhorcjs’
lm\o a
unty, or
- alous of opinion, all thtt we have been j w‘111 eat no idle bread. Tho odds of
able Pi gather, it is evident tiiat inffiti- numbers and now allieaand |ms«ion am)
[ clans differ a« doctors do. As dm law'-| preimrft power an* ail against us. ami
I yera sometimes submit their enses to the the mere blowing of trumpets aud beat-
JUriel without argument We might very j ing of drnuis. w ill not cull success home
w ell leave our roaik ra to form their ow n
cncluaiona from lb** statements above
auhndtted. Hut as some of our gush- Into caViip at Capua and rest content i'n.on store; no lawyer*, "ho
lug contemporaries In the exutrerance with tticae few" uln)o»>t7avctdeuUl lau-• la *' v il1 , ■ , .
uf their enthusiasm haio gone astray, , rcls as It ha* done 10 often and with ! nnv NatlMmil, Ni.ttc, or oUkt bunk-
such unfortunate re.sulta in its past his-
tcfry-.I^s members must "got together”
and touch elbows from the great lakes
Tux I’Kor-LK must keep up it« record,
and set them straight again, If they have
not run wild beyond reclamation.
To all Intelligent reader* of sensible i to tho Mextc gulf. It can not safely
newspapers “It Is as pUln as.« hoe. hun-
dlo” that Ex-President Cleveland Is
ready for another race for the Presiden
cy in 1892. The Barkl’a-Hke position
w hich he has held since the-lib of March
last haa been quickly changed into a.i
outright oouruhip. This alteration of
tactics was provoked by the prominence
that reee*t <>ceurn*urej have given to
David K. lliil, another formidablcauttor
for the*fair Columbia's well dowered
hand. For the last five years M r Cleve
land’s voice has had the omnipotence of
an autocrat in the council* of his party,
and defeat l»:*s not ended hi* assertive
put- all iU trust in the aphorisms of
Olevelapd, lliH f star of lllllortlve slogan
of ‘‘ The. Campbells arc coming.” W hen
the time is ripe the leaders w ill be ready
ing association.
'Given under my hand and seal this
the IKth day o. Oclobi r, las9
[ska-l] Kvan.Iones.-
I’rc*. of F. & I, I,, of A.
The t'sntr* That Le<t to the A rafter:
A revolution is always attended with
loss aud personal sacrlllce. Kven a g n-
uine reform ha* It* ijicohvettiinicas.
aud present Sophoraorlc hero worship j The Alliance movement is a leiormtliat
is more u sin than a callow folly. The 1 partakes of th« nature ot a involution.
Democratic captain* of tho next I’re*-! I h« tanners who have gone into this
. . , , . . .. . 1 movement know that thov will have to
identlal campaign must win theirspur* Uiuk * « nn ^ ^uu-v.^ivvv thev attain
w ithin the next twelve month, for the desired’result*. Tliey »re prepar. d to
lighting men of '90 shall be tho victors endure some losses ami ineonv.-ni'-ls-.--
0 f .pj . in order that they may bo recognized a*
, . .i , , . ' iutcUigeut factors iii tiic world's indns-
We protest against thia too early at- fHn , , U em. Sim-.' ibe war they lu.-?
tempt to stock tiio cards for Cleveland, 1 that they have l»cvn a- mm-.b oppress (f
not that w*e love-itiin less hut because ' Ks were xln Hebrew-* in ligypi. » In-ii
task’-maMen* w ere austere m
w here tliey sowed not.
we iovo the Democracy more. Sucii h
It (the elec- 1 8,1 iu mighty tneinbersLip lie
ti-m) ded.rvk tho .upromwy <>( . Imr-! llu-u ,0 “ k I"* 1 ' 1 ”" th » t t, “'
uiuulou., vlgoruu. .,n,l . W r«.,iv« In- ■ '» » p-n-ly oxecnt.lve ofllcor,
,% l wise)/ held hi* peace on all disturbing
ttlCrv ••C Y • ' ' I
Bofer Q. Mill., of Tot... olmlrm.n i -" ,uc “ ,l ‘ c f K ' u l* l< '. ri.in* In tho
of tho W.y, .nd Mean. Conmiltu- of i -“'Khl of - 'gl-t, dn.\e ih. Republican,
the NallouahJIon.** of Keprownutlv*. I rr, ’ ln ‘""K l " -IJ f-rt-oi.e* aud him.
conalder. the nan 11 of the election t„’ | him trmmphanIK to the-Whllo Ho-ue.
low* and Mw-ndowm. where rartirf- ‘ ‘» " (l - 1 r -h nw-rat.-Iy- iiTdT
reform played iio much larger pact than ■>«-,ll.«‘l, foieaktuirnie plat form on
in other sutea, where ‘‘|>crsoiikTlssucM
d«>iuitiMted.” to be "a splendid victory
n, rt'.i-pnig
* iVta^ffttlid Ht.it
an enorm-.Mik per
m liand and loot,
nd floods set'm.tl
Like Cassandra we may not be believed, ! |v Rg-ut>i L'’';
J i the spring and eany in-*:-iu/ fc h - ft.l
liHMigtit waul, and poverlv t.> thctntnoi
They lahf.rod yeaF after year and all
had to go to the laotor in ftie . ‘tv firtiu-
tw enty of the best postmasicr* in the m.-renant in tlu- tov. n. 'I'lieer sti •.:,:g'e
L’uiUkl States in consultation last week i»senjVh«id-otte tor tiir last t • -. n 1 e-
a* to t.lu.id for th.v ..t-Ose- live y.'ar.s, Th.-V have ». , u «.-*
tnaatcrsliip. Ill* latest utterances show policy may win for him tiie' coveted sjopUca^t
that he ts ktlll In the Held with n^ lu- nomination but it malves tlicqucstioiMif have l i juid the
tontlon to retire and wo shall, therefore, hi* election a most doMbtfui problem.— 1 Til 1 *Hnd* a;.d >:oi :is
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first weigh tho value of hi* views.
In the campaign of 18*1 ho accepted
the leadership of the Democracy upon a
platform broad and strong enough to
but like her we are right.
IVist Master General Wananiaker had
plana iut tlm "l>vtt*fw<-ttt of t he
He can mako if g x.d
w u
and not ^ i»t|->nt ran- - f i'li--y tL*h»j-.a‘>-d
postal servif.e. lie can nuiko :( gn-d their condition with tliatot' fac-
beglnniug by bouncing .the iui*orablo tor* nnd the mtddle'men u:.«i came t
mail jtgents who take seven days to | 'he conrln-ion iliat Liu:—Uim.-mms b . 1 a
bring a paper from Greenville to Barn- ; 1 to_i.a\ .-l. K..i h u... '!
well. - 1 —-—rfTTn»
Jfcheiv
by HO coiicert ij
over the combined force# of protection
and atmtopnly.”
Georgn lloadly, Kv-Governorof Ohio,
said : "Ohio is a Rrpubliean Stale, but
Jt haa developed a habit of going DcnTtr-
eratio about once in six years or so. Six
year* ago I was elected, and six years
before that Mr. Bishop carried the State
for the Democracy. The Democrats
were at raved squarely fen a tariff reform
platform
Jamc* E. Campbell, Governor
Ohio, said that he anticipated hi* elec
tion "for several reasons, the principal
one of w hich w as tiiat I could not bring
myself to believe that the people of the
Buckeye State would endure for long a
aystem of one-man power. Governor
Foraker worked for J. B. Foraker anti
Republican* take the cold oomforl to
themselves that 'last week’s ejections
were hfdd Til "an '‘ol? )i-ar.” I’lic g. o.
p. I* right on'time. Ills •iocidedly "off”
with tiio bloody >liirt ami tlie old flag
with pension approprbUtoti*. =
needlcs-ly
wiilch he had licen elecled, whlt h he
had most solemnly accepted a* the full
nnd final declaration of hi# party’* prin
ciples, he led his followers, w ho trusted
him with a perfect devotion, away from - -
: lUeb, ' tlc iu "'iii' 1 ll,p >- I'-i i A11 j-inT-i. TFn-iptment ‘
their ffrst victory iu over a quarter of a , xl IIUIIIL v |Jtli llllt iIIa-
I century, out to , the debatable plains ' — . - *
I where valor profited nothing. There! A<k>pti-U an tin*«.hinty OrL'«n by the c'aun
1 they were again led umlcr the voko. It ty Alluuu*.- .itd> .'mIi.
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1 1* but common human ’nature that he - —
' should wi-h the vlndioatlon o r . vent-to j M. J. PA TH. As-»t.-i i\iL Kurrmr,
( heal tho wound* that hi* pride, hi* pres-• To *"*tiom ;dl C--iaimmi. nthms on'Aihar.ci
Tin- iinjt* ideal Ini mi I f:a I no U-'hiH
in thc^ale of iii* ptoduris. J!>- c«>t:iti
. ton.—•ike b-rfd Alike pmf-w t; tT tl*- e-^li’d
g M K, liecau.sc h n.ak "i(ti.Two i-r iTTi -e
i tyitlcs on w h'n-h th-'rc "•.♦- a ti- n tiiti uot
j-bave tht* rt>ti r ng< to l.iMs—up a-ver?
, hi* rijfhj*. Ctnntdnafion* were if •
. hypirrclia-o's oi tfi-ir pr.idiu t- :i;iJ
; those who sold snpidios. A
\ an effort t<» -kin th*- fan.i. ;
' have ti. ro ►old to Ho iu ul.un
•JtSrtTi ;;■»<» ^TT-r ecim—over the
They have gran'ad atoi c :■
111:
V i-* *
defence were caret ally provided by tlm i
; inymertouit leiiaut, dan.es Edward. No.
{'human licing Was ever allowed Ut 7 set •
loot in this tower, the reason lor tliis
^xadukom was ixvi r revraierh—Ln prp-1
ular bulief, ,Lunc i Edward ainassetl liis '
gold In this tower, lie \va-ur\er know n
to invest cx«-<q»t in l.-nuls. Qn bis estate j
is a goldmine. Mr. ("aliionn h ql a lit - |
’tie stamp, but lie newr att-mpr-d to
| mine liim>;'ll. He stiivwdly p-uniited
: others ff> do the, work and pay liini u'
I royalty of oncfourtli, Noom-.cver m*t-
| ted any money c.vtvpt him.sfdf.
-Jam* > Edward pursued tie.-like policy
! in agricultw'i His t**naij)tM leiu^d on
I slrnm.*. ’1 to: landlord maintai ned a leu- I
.d.tT system. Each day a u-nant "Uppl'n-d
him w!i1ri)ations for hioi>-li' and hji-*'
v.iot, artTP fodder for his horses. ’I’htM
..tin; tenartt* paid him homage and u--,
| cognized him .'is their liege lord,
j iter. Calhoun pidh.ably owneda libra-
{ ry without a i-uraHcl in thecouniry. it
is ait extensive collection <d voliitp'-s.
but no b<>oK prii.ted in English was ad- ;
mil ted. ,
One notion enterLdnedhy tiffs eeoen-
t; ic g ni'i>» w as tha\ Uie persimmon wa*
i Il.c Ailiot'ic:i:i (int-.* It** said that*in
Arabia the stock lived happily mi s
hnudlill .ot ilatcs ad.iv. lie ordered his
tmih « to he ted On |u.' -viiomuH*. Alter
K'sing many valtiahi-- auimalt>ii'ibecanm
c-• ii\‘iin---iI tii.r; the American daCc wu-*
nyt sutte.ble lur Aioer.ic.m Mock. . --- I
l_ * .A t one Aim*-, 4«ef«»n* tfir w'hT, JanTcH
TTdwurd coindiHlcd t<» give i p planting. !
H *• I -iinght l.*'''*t goat*. He said In- won Id i
1 : hi" iacd" i:p in sa»"af r»is a nd ]
blaikd-Tiir s. ]ii- iiegni,-* could livyf
ami liir-te u»x g'•♦kdhfsii at.U hiacklu'r-
i ;cs A-h.»y v. • -uM Is* more pri-ducviv e,
be Ihojagiit-. anTraising lo grot-" vouid 1
prt-v; r.u i« pxiuiiatilc iii.in ra.'irrj cot
ton ainip oni lint hi- i .- glilu-t" inter- .
j feted. Tliv gca:> (I; m yed every tiling
iujIt - c- nun . bands *-l aimed ip--n tra-
\ 1 ; ii * r -u n t v 7t - id .slaur- h tej'cd k • 1-
l:ot n’> rau: -n:'. In-i is.
•n > i \ i i - ing i.i us<-. mi • the pi. to a! ion 1
p; ut*—a- > >.;» I j>“S.,ot. i he lu.*l V: it
s* i.-it seel is -»n i .Nic-.idcd i.i-!4i'e" iinu :
* iolhing u- w «■ iI a * Ip-iff. II<- e\ t-n y ■ w
o* » ■ - <( ii < 'iti 1 ills a, : .<"■• i:mi',
n voidt i le. vi"H»iic nnnniM : > o: Lin-t.iu.-
iiy. Ill" It ptleW ird Was c-pcrl.ili \
pronoii; e.-.i ill hi" a . < i- : in lu Lhir^um—
—ni: ii - i*-1 >\ io n '1 e-.i jic mat ri* rT In-
eX|).. Ii. 11'.- i.ll** g..i. . : tll.lt ill —
hr ol ic.'iv*d was a | oiiu-l ot tea i-i :*
.Lruaties.) i H r _ — -
inf, % fa-
VotNtC tt^ph >'• ol daim’s ■. ' • ^ 1
New~ Advertisements. 1 £ s f afe Dtitvid McMHlar.
Sheriff’s Sa/e.
ST4TE op Sot*T(I C UtOIjfNA, )
Bakxw’eu£ CobtS'i ) *
. ; £m*bn. 4
^ , I’ruMtAn D\>wling, riaiiitllT,
against
C. in. Bryan, Defendant.
B Y VIIt lT'E of an execution to n e
diveei-ed-fn tiie ytioye cause l wilt
sell at Barnwell, in front of tin- < ourt
House, on Monday the t’ml day wf I)t-
'ccmb.-r ncxr.'it being *yli "day in su’d
month, w itlffti the legal hour* of sal.*, j
the followitig real estate, l- vicd upon
asrthc pVopei<£ rf pbkyab^rcc u um d de-
Tenitnuc, to saiisTy)‘niipi execution, to
wit; -
All tiiat tract of land situate, in the
(otinry of Biinwall in sai-l
containing-six l.undi;, d and ten i^ld) |
acres, m'of# or les*. avid know n a.\ the
"Gravi I liil!” |d»c\*, htiumied on the
Xorlh try land- of I). >;u..s ::'nd e>tat«i
lands id B. U . Lawt«>o. East by iands
oiVwti. Lawt<>n and John C. Ibwc*, i
Somh by iand• of .lohn ( . LVovo*. 'N . :
L. Lest un*l estate of Ashe, and W« "t by
la ml > ol D. Sams and < stJt<* m Ashe.
'I’e^iis cash; • purchaser to pay for
papvt *.
J. \\\ LANt’AM’EK,
. S. B. c.
..sheriff's omce,T{TTi Nov., b.-d).
PhQPOSALS INVITED.
All person* luvingclaimsagainitt tho
c*t;Ue of David McMillan, (Inct-Mcd, »ro
rfeqflosttd to present them duly attested,
and nll persona tndebud to the said es
tate are required to. make payment to
the undersign^ or to her Attorney, A.
U Conn.ir. Esq , Allendale* S. C. - >
.\fltd. TYKA McM I LEAN 1 ,
oct.'il-iw Administratrix.
Notice Debtors and Creditors
All p.-r-on* having claim'against the
estate of A. W..Smoke, deceased,Crere-
qui-stcd to present them duly attested,
and all person# indebted to the said es-
t.-ie are required to make paypjent to
Hie undersigned.
J. G S.MOKE,
Ailmiiibtrat *r.
•ot l0-3w] Branchviile, S. C.
Notice Debtors and Creditors
A
Scaled bill* for ;1 o contrai t < f erect-
inir Ma^orrb* li:ff! w ill be fee. ived lit till*
« t’icc of tin? nnd.*isigt!ci! in BArnwell
< n s. fvir tIn*])..‘■ oi i w o wc* ks
from date h ieol.' !iii!« to be mad*-
upon (In- hasisof t.ri: ks Uciugl urni'hed
contractor on the spot.
Plank aii'il hpecificatieus are to br
four. I at Bank of Biinw- lL
J (111 N - 'S’ H WquI),
- --———*- Vr» *id« 1 nt Barn w ell
Binluing iu d In.prevc-
u*on .\ -»<*ci>»tioa*.
Nor ’lill l""'*! jHb
T.l^ persons Inn ing cl.tin> against iho
) -jc-"i-ate- (4 .Mr". Judith HoTlAnd, de
ceas'd, are requested to present them
dtily.attested, and persons indebted to
the -kid evtntc are required to^uuike pay-
ujent to the undersigned.
G-EO. n BATES,
tbialilhd Exeuiitor,
oct 22-3R ] Barnwell C. IL, S. C.
Estate Of Martin J. Brabham
DECEASED.
\ **7T
1m ^
: 1 I > V* ■ • r 1» *-i-
mCUTGR’S SALE
- Of deal estate. -
p v v • i; rc<>; the powTFv.yed in
j_} i. tiv ;!im !«-• \ nt m l ti •;.( .‘-nt
• uf .lndi::i I! dhrtrC d-cc ." h f wJTTYYTT
. ; pilloi • > e ti. n. : timi: H ihe t mu,
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BY \ I KIT E <>f | In* ,f.i ree of tlie. Fn)-
haTef m-ir: ni a certain eausoeutitled N.
K. IvirkPiKd, r., P^ahitiff, vs. Mrs.Sal-
: !ii‘ I). Brabliam, el al.. D* feinlant.*.—•
j- \11 creditor." ol I lie r state *)f'AE d. Iff ali-
haui are In lel-v required to fstablish
i.befi d-m.-.inK hr presenCng the saum
di:)y proved t'i tl. ■ urdevffgnod vvithiu
two. mouth" from this date—to wit—on
or b fore the ."eicotii ffov of 1 W-etutw-y
tn-xf, tip m whielid iv all of the fund*
of '.iM •-"title will In* (li»t rihiited. and all
in..ii'.- Bji tiiat ti.qe wTd.be debar raj
{*>(> W.»4It.
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-elect oTT an ^people have received. In
grasping at the results of these elections
us tht* first fruit* of Iff* ]H>licy ho but
shows that with great ns with.small men
Mail* is sliould i>e addrc.'.M-d.
Kllosm. talc Votlre.
Tbe-rmnibers of Silonoi Alliance No.
n
^thc w ith Is father to tlie thought ” It;4)72^arc %arn» sily reque**tetl to •Cteiul
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-f
u
is not strsuge tiiat Cleveland and Brice
and Mill* fthouUl cutnfuU. lhcin»elvv*'l
w ith the few crumbs that have come, to
hit personal advancement oiore than for lh * 4 ‘ r l^Gy *hi# unexpected time uf
§ie bast interest of the people he jfn -
em«d. The third term, his letter to
Mayor Mushy and his partisan hoard*
are w hat sickened the people of Ohio.”
Calvin $. Brice, Chairman uf the Nu-
oiyr next regular WW-TTitg. wfiT/Ti wTII
he Satin day. Nov. With, ni 10 o’clock a
irt., sTidrp. LVT every member attend
w ithoifl Jail. a> iiuportant Ini.-viucss w ill
be a* tended to on that dav.
G. M. Holly, Hecretarv.
tliauksgl)ing. These Rticccsses have
l)een U> them iu. the shadow of a great
rock in u thirsty laud.
But Mr. Cleveland ami Ids ardent ad
mirers must base tjn-ir claims to the | from all directions and iu m.-uiy iustan
tlonal beniw.nitic Comn.lure, ’.»ld 1 b “" #r '‘“P““ lhc f »" l » ,
-Th* re.ulu of (hew olecdon. .I.uw th- I lU " 1 ,,K ' lK ' mo '' mU,J X<»nln»Un« Cm-1
eff.cWS«b*tw u >uwrtn K lr »llu<M i v « nUo "‘ “f‘l>« S..te* tbiu h.ve hold I
to by wm. tut yc.r n. the eduction*! I •*'*»( '»>" i;l»*fonn.
c*mp*lj(n. The ,-our.e ukeu *bv the e'ol-r.n^ the \»U„iml ploiroru,
Democratic Natlon.l Cominlttee la« " r U l*'r.t* lb.< they »lldi<l,l«it
year h*. made the Demeoratle vlotorlc. tbu r " a *'' n im “ , '“ d) OI ‘'- st - 1 ' 0u1 ’ I
* The fanner* h ive I> 1 «» tfor ‘ 11 w «is the work of a National '
I Convention and it must stand asthe.t.- ’
preiuc parly law until another of equal !
'dignity shall alu-r, amend, repudiate or j
reaffirm It* doctrines. 1'arty Ulacipltnc (
and party traditions require this obedi
ence, just as the less comumnds of^af
fective armies must ul*oy the orders ami ! l ottos N»v»inK
conform to the plntu of th:driii|>criors. 1 To the inenff>era of the: Alliance iu
So that, although there wa* the cu*to- r' S**mh Carolina;
Brethren—Wc are approatdHttg iln-
poatlble.
been dUaatiafied with the tariff fur some
time and now this is beginning to tell.”
Henry Watterson, the lurid editor of
' the red hot Louisville Courler-Jourual
said:
"The return* take one’s breath away.
A* wa# once said by u distinguished
citizen of Kentucky on a famous occa
sion, 'Groundswall he dammed! It i*
an earthquake!’ Such will certain!)
be the feeling among tlie, Republican*
the United Stales this morning.
They have lo*t here and they have
lost there. They have been caught coin
ing and they have bwen caught going.
t*hey aj-c down In the East and they arc
down in the West. Il i# to had that the
new State*—not ev«u the Montanaste#
—will avail them anything whatever.
It la a Democratic cyclone from Ch|h*
Cod to Kalamazoo, from Alpha toUmcga,
from hell to breakfast!”
REI'UIILICAX OPINIONS.
The Republican loader* were not so
ready with rl|»e reason*. I'retldent
If the Alliance ever dm**, -avs the
Ilawklnsrllie (GajNews, it will not
ho for want of advice. Jt get* whirv
are talking about’. If advice
would fattcri. the fnrmeis vvontd bo.Tho
mp»t corpulent people on the giob -.
But advice luttcus ueitlier the giver
nor the receiver.
♦ •
One of the *u!>-Alliance* <.f Hampton
County has passed a rcsolntion tbat~it-«
"member* ctiull go vvitliunt coffee at
brcakimst, dinner and sti|>|>er i<»r one
year.” 'J he suggotion i* iu >ch oo
that the pledge be amended «t tlie next
meeting liy tire-insertion «»f flu- dau-c
"and red liquor 4>eiwecii mealy” just
afprt* tht~woI d sunner.
i
••on, cn.,
• Birin :i
Al l
atrt tli
r
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in
for \ a:
>r w iiiii
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•r
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il
I-
mary endorsement of the St. Louisjilat-
form by the Democratic nonffnitliug
I conventions of the Mate* holding elec-
; lions, it wa* tacitly understood to be
! only a'formal and complimentary.ooni-
j pliance w ith time-lmnoted party usages.
It is an open fact know n.to all live men,
l bat iu "off ycare” home affair* are tlie
close of the second year of the jute
trust war. The trust is crippled hut
not defeated. It is organizing anew so
as to elude State laws against trusts,
and the question now*'is. "What are
we going to do about- It?” Will vve
now submit, ask pardon ami plead for
mercy*or will we nt oi.ee arrange for
the luannfHctiiYc ol enoiiirh "laid
llo "C l urdell". h
to r**ll thepi rtt
the y v>» ; e B—*-*♦*.
wei(» m t ciare* m« •!
‘.mioUtc" were a
Their "Oil" ::r*- < <.11.
of fcllnvv s, hi t i r
to |ray off lidi".
siih-red iiv any >*:
.*f tlu-ir fH*-t*»rs aru
rich on their tyher.
i””'hie.led stlitab!
ou: 4ri!"t 'I hey w
Un- politidana, « x
were approaching
the\ hav*- f«-B a" l
but ih*-y have 1
organt/.-Ht ion,
|d;ffiil" in woc
vvii# organized
rallied t) ir. hoping tK.;t
power and infiiiein-o H;ey ii
voice that wtuffd be p<»ti-nt in bi
circles. Tlu-y km-w ;!i ji ii'-ir):ii
ers and pl*ifi -"ien;;l i: eu ha*I J;'
gmurntTeu:#.' * Mtilth)m
w cro^ormed all over the rouriti
die men eutwred i!ih> nil sort" • ■
uatii-ns to buy a* clnap -i" |«'>'
sell at ihe. liigbc"t pfiee HT**'v r<
All these coui'liinatio'i" worked
tin- indiv idiuL whether he. ui
or landlord. * r hii« d labor* r.^
in**r. the very fonndHlioti of om
vvas staudiug aluiie. Iu hi- ii
capaeiiy lie w.-i" no match I* ri
molinimlles A" a ."In ep he w
iiCautc tliioc w bo bad "hor;i hi
very Ii i* n*» wonnrrr!
entemt ttm Attrauce. In
► treugih. The vYi • • of oto-1
not be heard, but w lieu a but
thousand unite nnd make h h a-vdabb-
dcmaml ifDre’vvJl'b" soniobpjH - :* lis
ten t‘* ibem. ' S->tu«* son ol 5>Cgarii/aLioi*
i* necessary on their' pun. 1'lie .* llt-
Hiua i" lhr t»osttliLiig>*f!er» ii. (M i •m -
tbey will make some mi"tak'". - iff*'
some ]o""t*s, do tilings to d l 1 • v l• , *• L.
not to oo, butfliey w iil iF.,n . , i •
and grow a little wi«er sml imue ci*-
cums|H*ct. t; >o(t will c u.*- iioo: liu-
struggle. The "\ni|:::llii - o: moov i ••!
•ngarvfd in im [■ * * -mr > i I'm o
-T7TTT1
. ^-rrmrtT g r. ■ *_d_
1 . t) - ( ' - ' ' . •
:> ! id i •( ('i'll «>f I in-
X. E. K I in; LAND. Sr. *
— - Executor.
-71 h Oetotxb-,
. Bissofuiion. ~
t—.• The copart ruobip- I'.cr* t'dorc- ♦•.vi*t-
I ing h* twi ( n ihe uu e /-"Y'm-d uitder tl.*'
.’l*u. l aiue i*l lloourd B: otbexs wk# d»s-
■^ivi’d on ili^ 1-ili of June hv mutual
co "* i. ,.L<' llu\v..rd w-filtdraw 1-gamt
‘•V. i* iiuvva*J-***»ntinoirig ibe bireinc-s
■ i d ■ r ': i< (>i i ;i i, a i li nn intittcauU i m li*s -
•'ii.. ■ .:.;.
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dw
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a.i hi-
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all 1 VI
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h fy-&n Impro ved Farms.
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Tor further Information apply to
* v .
• JCUN 8. PALMER 4 SON,
NY*. L-f
Kfrtm 7, (bninl National'Bank
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’ , sibh*, to cover every liulc of Alliance
never been plainer than In the lodaEf^tty,, tn t |, e stare, and cooperating
ir-
Ihglo : pi
n »«os" a
with our brethren in other Mate's, tlu
entire crop of tho. cotton • tales next
year, and in doing so-e-tabli-b a new
manufacturing industry—all ourovvn—
defeat the jute trust, and secure from
the cwtton oxcliangcs ol the, world ao
hynest tare regulation?
Let each* sub-A llianeo in the State,
ut Us next regular meeting, express it"
preference, and have its secretary re
port to me its Hctiuu. I shall hethauk-
hcalthy brain can satisfy hix intelli- »'»>• Uiformatiou-or-soggcstions
ffence with of a.k-rtlon tl.n( ( t'.YMllTn'uo'and .m coed In
they offer idiu. It would take a faith this fight vve^hould lose no time. We
l)eyond tiiat able to remove nuMintain* , h°P* to hear frein every sub-Alllam-e
to Niake one in his sound, sober senses '’Ui r * ,e * s,rtl ** helorc the first day of Dc-
. ,i , ,i *, • r . ’ ccmber, *o tiiat our position mnv t>e
hfllov, (>>*( the ‘•i:nin|ia1>fn ul f.lu.-a- kn „„ „ th , Na -
lion,” undertaken last year by Chair- tional organizathm.
man Brice and soon laid aside by him We hope soon to have our i$tnte Bus-
(or the more convincing argument of * ne, ‘ K Exchange in condition
publican party slowly but surely, aud
Jsls sbMooe wll| be felt from tills time
the almighty dollar, has accompluhed.
this moderate iKditical revolution; One
might as w®ll expect that a ship, once
abandoned as w ater logged at sea, should
come Into port under all nail and full
freighted with the wealth of furofflatuR
It is by no means a labor of love to
tell these plain unpalatable truths, hut
it in a duty of gravest obligation that
the lessons of these Limes bo’ well and
rightly understood. The eonslant and
unthinking adulation tiiat has ho sur
feited our leaders must be taken away
and the plain diet of hard uncooked
facts bo fed to them until they are made
well again. The safety of American in-
atitulions can be secured only through
the restoration of Democratic suprem
acy, which can. In turn, be won only
contract* lor us.
Fraternally,
E. T. CVTACKHOrgR,
Pres. S. C. F. A-
campaign# that have just^omlmL
It can not be doubted that Hill and
Campbell, leaders in the thickest of the
tight, know tlie weaports that won these
victories better than the commanders r
*‘on leave,” who were surprised by tlie
liarrtaoii dTaciairoff ailYMiwiwiwmy 1 tWlH »‘ th, ‘ u '’ j
for (ioaorat Mahoao'* candldacv In V Ir- j-'V"'™ 1 oth "-
flola, aada(trlbu(ed hU dofeat to "nay, V ’ " " h '"11 nllowam-- of
that are familiar in elections in .South-
yurn Mtatea.” He thinks that Governor
Foraker’* candidacy for a third term
did the work In Ohio, that "prohibition,
on local Issue* merely, temporarily
turned the German Republicans of
Iowa over into the Democratic ranks,
and that they will all come'back when
national question* are again involved.”
John 8. Clarkson, of Iowa, Kiret As-
sUtant 1’okt Master General, attributes
the result In Iowa to a half dozen caus
es, the rigid enforcement of the laws
against railroad corporations by the
present Republican Governor, the emi
gration of large numbers of Republi
cans to Dakota and other Sutes furthey
West, the Immigration of Democrats,
the fact that the Republican candidate
Is a railroad lawyer, and the almost
unanimous anti-prohibition sentiments
of the many foreign born resident* of
the river counties. Besides, he said
that the Republican majorities for Gov
ernor two and four years ago a ere re
spectively only 1,500 and 0,000 vote*.
Wm. Pitt Kellogg, .Senator from Lou-
isianadurlng tho JMhofutrnation regime
•aki; ’ "These Itepubttoan defeats, East
and We|t, are due to President Harri-
son’s tp^ratoful neglect of the colored
man In the North, w itkouiai hose vote*
he could not bavo been elected The . , „ , .
oulored mta I, «((1n* oift uf the Bel. » , ‘ J 0 ' w * rm,, r- Jt.bo».t!.»Uhe («o-; pre.ljei.u of Mcli *ub-B.rm«r. hiicI
>-e - . t die of the country urefer the Democratic Laborer* l nion ot America whose
dues are paid up to date of giving same.
ir** *.f t4i»* |*eO|B«* i" lha'
mere mav i i-e t.. u liigln
vv ay, ni>*l tint
a news will not only t • :•'! i<i tln-ir nt.-tic-
rial Improvement i>’it -also to t I-
optuenl Ol nil that th;;: i<* good aod Rgi.
and joiic in Hu ir b"m* > ami live* —
Carolina >;nrtno.
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A t':irl»ii" fhafarlrr.
Th*-Savami ih " < iib" ol .Lime"
Edward C'allioun vv ho di* il on Hie ::i"i
tilt, at hi" In'Mic 1 n Abbeville Count) at
tin: advam-cd age ol nd v < ai " :
On J lie death uf Iff" la! In i\ lion. John
Calhoun Who died in l^oj, w ink* sTTvi
ing a# a Uniitfd Mate-* Senator. Janie."
Kdw aril tell heir ti>'a large- lor: one. <>1 a
migiatory di*po*liloii. iiLiu# v'aiiii. an.I
fond ol iulvcilture licent •red the l ifficd
statv*" navy in ls|ii, at t!i«_rl>«"e *•] tin*
second^ .tr w it |i tireal i»rirain. il • • |>*'j.i
icvcral year" at #ca. retiring - ir on ill
navy in IS.J.J. Iniriitg+hT# iimih lie ;,t-
tu make quired "ixi.cii languages ami juanv
mctnoric*. Fur .lames l-klvvard vvas a
stirring lad, bund."Onie. iu fcatur* s aml-
I prui»os*i-K»ing in hi* address, lli" lor-
: tune allowed him to loliow Iff" iuclina-
; lions to the top of their Ijenr.
i Mr. CaihoHn married a .'ii".« Siinkin*,
of Eiigefitdd, c>. C’., but fffs wife died
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pint oi .1 s. Mix-on A ' ."on *r <•> n;lv
made a nd v.riexed t > il •• n !u ri* of tlo-
< >•1111111-- on* r- # in pa, , . i;i'ii in s.ij'l
< ..u-> : -and havit.^t (.iieii ma-k", mr^e."
.to ! Lou:..:.' a- ;r In n , n -eiilyl.
ci.bl t; - .!(l v.ifrTrdTyMedLinWvth#.*
dKiincf. pirc. l*. w]ue!i wii! f>c ">dd
"ep^rately. ;iii I p!:,l*. llicii ef v ill !»•
c.iff tu^’d mt onw iffle in i In )>ll!i e of the
V .."'t r and al thc.biiUlings un the. dav
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Ter.ii* uxoli, [Mn\-lia'«*r to pay for ti
tle deed*.
(E DE NC A N BELfrfNd, ER,.
-** Man ter, B,
Nov h;l> r 4 l.’tlr l' w :i
I i 11* N i V i i . Ul' M L 11 I AliO* IN A
I 1 rc ,KI open. 1>| i:m l
I (I J 1 .:»« *"• i >1 II I * II**#*
I -I w i; 1 |>:»,- a reward of tuvRty-livo
:»>r i.-K-.r i<.-i.v-ry.
.1, %. MOOUV.
o<- -1 • FJvldV I’omI, S. C.
| Lands For Rent.
I oEl KK for rent fj r Hm ru-\! v-sr«.r _
a I'M'g- t 1* rm <>n re>i— '.abb* 1* im*— 1
, ill*- Io! ->V. jm.r tra. l" !.r;id ;r" h’ -" Hie
• Itm:.: ' .
,1 TLc l>ek I’liu*-cor.taiiiing l.'O acre*
j j of cnltk.-.bb-1-u iD. - .
. I Im 11* fit)-AfulerMiu place pou-
I taii• i: «r O'" ro-Y* - *>l cu’liv abkv laml.
I lb ’ll [ il': - >v « :n e. iC : Till- ImiilTl.). (nd -
ht'i . ir.t< ant l.<>t:" , and mV- .
oAMmiMiv”'. w itii g*MHl vi at* J
" V T r i. . bhUiiitfeliAl' illIiH HiMl iiii>S»»tdx
a* | n. a. rt:.\cdCjk\
net il-tf] Baruwell'C H., >. C.
mo BENTSCHHER.
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Furnishine: Goods
— AND—
For Men and Boys,
Corner King ami ILi'/el Streets,
( HAULEVION, S. ( . •
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FIFE, FIRE.
— ornrui.
PltOCLAAl V I ION . . . - - ..
To the members of the Farmers and |° n ^ H n 0 * •• >a 'h't;'*() cliildren.' File. Ini"
I.»lM.r.T« Unlonuf Auturiu". hu.I , n ])».».•• «.»k.u(oIwMl^rthr-
Mtate organization* coining under it*
jurisdiction, and especially to 8ute
ficcrT'tiOries, gre.-ting:
Wc. have arranged with J. IT. Mc
Dowell, chairman of tlie executive
board of tlie Farmer"’ and Laborer*’
Union of America’, to have printed at
once fifty thousand rituals, h* adopted
by ihe joint session* of National \\ heel
He quit the nay.v ttlty-siv year* ago,
and returned to liis.vust estate iu .\l>be-
viile county. Mr. Calhoun'" life -from
siow on underwent a complete i hangc.
For over half a century In# lived a* a
hermit. IlisloVeof h.k-iety, Iff" fond
ue** for adventure deserted him. Souc-
bitter iltsrtppolntmentcorrqde'd Iii* juiml
and littng abovivw luit promised to b« an
• and Natioiial
live Union
■ul Alliaucc nnd Co-opera- I ^‘-‘"P'Fonally brilliant care,-r a pall ol
of America, in joint Kes"i.,n‘ ^ l,K>ni lhHt " as never reinoveil. But lie
at Meridian. Miss., December 5, INNS. J ,ev *' l '^'a*yd to accumulate landed ,
for distribution to
SecretariOs direct
Nashville. Tenu,
■ neveripHscu to accumulate landed e-.-
s., December -b *' ,s - - tHtes. itcfore hi" dettli he had ucquiri i!
,o tlie different State oV) . r -j;, p!K.t nere* iv ing on cit her-id'- ol
•t from his plnoe at ^n.^Hvatmah river, aiulcxicnJingabiml
. •There will also l>e . . . ... • **“-
Jlghtly understood, is full of promise A inerici.' wlioTbairdi^triWiite It"to"'the " hose estates lay in "(Herat counties and
more than one kingd,»m>\
A splendid water |h>'vwrr nicotttpri^ed
■( i mtni^r rM , ion • nf iJEno^ufVairu whsia dues are paid u p to date of giving same, ll! ' M
« . I provided they are not.excluded under c .. er H ^’tl - u»hd "ite^Tor
on. Id ,09#, u In 18BB. die colored vutcr b .* x ' wu.« u Id lh«! , h „ ^^(y cI.um. (»uu ruling »«, >Ih-» mu*
wSl #mU*> (he mul( In (heXortU.” ''r>>»d«r c«m*r n , of ihr ...liBD^tauuue, Ji.. 1. • ; uluif
The VMMMrtVMvXo' U^roUry. j ^ cb.ngc, mdo ev, r y ,u»dm>hi«o> MoJuJllr l5Ji '. bl ‘' i-unlry irtolu TKppiy f
Llgc H^ford, uys i fiut Ohio is given to i 4,1 iu o( P/MP** fMgbtoffi* ! the lBlU ^ ol October,^ ^ | gr , Ht cotton laetory hy wagon
"jravplag" In off years. j some conservatism from it* support, i [Seal.] Pros, of E. and L. D-of A.
■ • ^j^-lThera will be •ore thaiichild sylay re-p; Rruan No.*l—Emgioility.
inf- nned, In- "oiiuht no "pirilual c(*n*<).-
hi!ton iu hi* i: ( .: tllui S",atpl ip* tiiiuisU-r
of the gospel ever \ isited him.
%
Firtlug \\ ilii t ol. Peek.* , I
Col. .It.Im B Peek, who has been for
a long while gt-neral manager of tlm
1 .Hnmli (. aroliiiii K ill w a\ wTII vacate ,
Tiiat p "it ion tmnojTovv. ..L’eceiver
ClVuuilu-rl.ffi) has app riited a* Ic* "q,\-
ee^-or Mr. <M. Ward, at present e..tt-
nc'-ted wit it the llrtltiinoi-e and Oiffo
kHilroad, ami v* ini i;oi:i. » liig.'ilv recotii-
mended. it is tlu.iigkC I bat llietV will,
be a geit'-rai r.-orgat.^v.atiori and that
matt) utiu r> will follow ( ul Peck uiU.
j » ** ^
Oi: Their 0" n lleok .
A Colored State Alliance wa* formed
in (h irl*-ton last week. A hundred
and feu delegates, reprmem jng Ju.lon
uu-mberx. Acre in aLrewdHHee/M. a M sec
tions rrf the State wen* represent, >1 A
resolution was adopted cutting loose
from the National Colored Alliance.
The officer" elected are Ja* il. Carey,
President, B. L Commander, Vice
President, IL D rf Bryan, Secretary and
8tateSupci intciidcut. /• *
B A RN W K l.L COl NI\. | No k"* «*r damage if insured in tho
IN tiik « <»I m OK rnoiiATK. I o>mpa!i,ics of WoodwardVagency. Tho
1 elirTrne"t and strongest losses promptly
By Jame" O. Pattvrson, E>q., Judge of ! aff ,!!"! ,1 ami paid. I>welling* iriKyred
I’joltai* - in Barnweli ( ottnly. j at«J-b percent Stores, gin hoitecs, &c.,
\\ In*rea* Annie M. HelVernan applies | at lopcst rate.-,
for r.eltet" ••( Adin'mi*:ratirrrr on the es-
Ja'e ol.Jeltu.J ILHernau. (k-ccased,
These are, tiit-rnfufe, to cite and ad
monish nil ami singular, the kindred
ami creditor" of the said deceased, to h«*
• ami app -at lieiore im at a ( Curl of Pro-
l>a 1 e for the said count) , t,» lie liohb-n at
Barnwell (', H. on Thursday,the-JUt
day of Nov, ;n!>er, Js*n, ni 11 ri'elqek a.
m., U) "liovv can.* *, if any, w hv tin* said
Giyett. under mv Laud and tin- s*-:tl of
the ( <M!| f j his Itii day oi N (tvenuher A.
I). 1 ■*"!*, and inthe 1 Uth >car of Ameri-
c.iU Iu.k-pemho,,—.
JAMILS U. PATTEPoOX,
Judge of Probate,
i»ov?-2\r d •
A. T Woodward,
Barnwell, S. C.
• It KPni^FN T1M (V T ITE-v
*, ,
Crrr,tiuental of New -York. As.sctq
^.V.tAi.noM, and t lie
Hibernia of iN’cvv' Orleans. Assets
000,000. iman-hjl-tf
on iui Male ^nd Kim-iie In iitme
M * S.S OB El RN K will r.pen a seltonl
jor-Bo)" and tiii U on theTli "! Monday
in September. Thorough instruction
in -all tlm English Branches, Latin,
French, Aliude, Instrumental jind N'o-.
eal, and Cali-tlieiuc-.
■Apphcaiion* 'm.,oe-qo- kfi^y -)•*. 3fr
O’Be.ime at the Williston Hotel. -
angN-tf
nv
the aaldicr voto did ' ^, u<n5 ^ to the Rejmldkan |iyty *pt, e following |>er*uns are not *lirl-
' w * 1 three years kcin-e. It l>«« xii »i>-* » r — - - ^ f
JUr. Calhoun'* hotncktoad w a* a plain
f - -re*4de net*. —Rtrtr* htrUlfpC^tli^T
square brurk low or, a**m« 3»f frrt lit
]i»*iirtre ,.f i 1 ■ -‘
To cure chili* take I rog Pond Chill
\aml l ever cure. 17 it fails to cure
n>ck to the store where you bought it
ami g<! your <*ctTt* l>aek. Every
tvottle Lm%t* the foilowiug iusi-ripUon ;
••If It cure* you tell your neiglibor—
.if it fail* .coudeinn ..it,’’... J’rug J'oipjp
"nillTand Fever~*(;ure pays the eoim-~
try merchant a l'«*«h1 nrodr t*. .i..a*..ii~
ExecutorsSale
B Y VIRTUE of-the power vested itt
me by thejv ill ol Auam Bishop, de
ceased, I will well at public um tioii'to
the highest bidder, at tiie late residence
of ^ai I Adam Bishop,-on Thureday llm
-±sth day of November INn'j. the follow-
ing property to wit: i
Tltv liomesi ad tract of land < f lat4* __
Adun Bi*hop, Yon lain ing 1N3 Here# well j HliCIiCiL ft .UCflfi^ER,
improved and in Iffgh #raic of cultlva- 1
tloii; one WaU-rtov^u Engine 10 horse | First ^dmir auuth of Brow n House,
power; f^J Saw Ea>le Gin,'vir'.*r Kill,.! Barnwell C. IL, 3.C.,offer*hisservicof
.Ul iu gis»d order, Hornes, Mulea, Corn_ to the puhlic.
Fodder, Canfs, Hog* and general as-I An experience of upvyardN iii. r juxy-
a>uitiuUlXoilJLaiuuug.4iu^r^«^H>dfc.'.':^ hejtr guarantee th*l h« ’
‘Bet it;- inaffc harowt) on dav of sak‘. I know - hm n>.-'»**— — 1 '
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