Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The BarmreD People. =a: John W. Holmes, (04T0H AND PAOPaitTOA. mnrd’Sr 4f TTHIUm BUok bo bail a ''and all other good* of that kind, bul i much more uunrrvio^ clfeQt than Jhc for fertilixera cc.Uno saokaara In a grant J- avant* of D'M'outbor, but Uov. Hichord- ptuoasorc n comylvto fatlura. |Tor. dry utsan OOUNTT OIBCOLATION ■—sasan^ THURSDAY, J^KU JUY 1«. 1800. TU tmh. Lyack Law U unknown except In Aaarloa. It la oonflnad to no part of Aoaertcu. In 411 bur hlatory. In every •action. It haa found iu plaoe and Ua vlcttma; and wklW wo writo, the ooW un»na of any daily now»pa i *ar' will show ikot tu apirlt and practice aro not yet tSUAv’l in any port of our wMo domain, lociduir’. aa U voaioa to be to )>oi)u]ar government HI*a “government of the people by the people" run mad. Tho owanUy haa survived Its sporadic manl- (eeUtloaa and will continue to do so. Xtut we condemn It wherever and when* ever retorted to. aa In our humble ap* prehension tbe deadliest assault that human hands can make upon the foun dations of society. Cnrepreeaed, society it resolved into savagery. Lxblbtted son’s proclamation and tbs ouupoben coink'nnatlou of the-people alio'ild i*e- aature U«*m. Houm weli to colored people are unwisely celling for.a song the properly earned by long >car* of labor. They will go niiinng Itrangera. The whip’.agcuU say to while folks kero that there Is uo lack of colored people out We*t, but that they ure wonblrss as laborer*. They evidently wai t virtually new slavery, with lab<*r- •ra wholly t« their-power aud at their merer. UlartrUU X««K The following ofllcrri.'kaVcbsen eleet- ! ed for BlaokylUe Lodge, No. 18, K. 1% mixed fertllljeni, «uc!» as are usually and Installed by I>. O. C\, Chat Carroll madn by small mills hy mixing cotton hlmius: Tiiefollowing t4 tbe Ac undor which our dlatlr.gulahel towosman, Judgi hy hot kaaded and lawlsasuran It should Arciclo V of tho constitution of this te Stamped out by all who love their%tate, one commissioner learned iu thi vo an try or their kind as firs In the vl- dsityof t ■if»ms.— We note these facta and recognize* th«ae truism* sadly In the light of the twd record of t^e last Chrie n Barnwell. A aeries of preceding homicides, four within seven weeks, marked by atrocity . in all and culminating in aa foul an as sassination as ever tainted the air, roused to madness friends and associates of tho victims; and the drat aud only lynching that haa occurred in the coun ty la tbe two centuries since its settle ment took plaoe. . _—. ^r. -V— We bat# not 1 Jot ef our condemns- tloh of lynch law in tbe abstract, and offer no defence of its perpetrators in thla Instance. We simply and sadly see the resemblance of human nature in Haruwell to human nature elsew here in America; and we call upon public sen- ttment and the executors of that law of which It baa b*t*n said that the highest is not beyond her reach, nor tbe lowest beneath her care, to vindicate thetu- Slsber, has b*.*«m tiocied to codify tLr a: as act-—I-. . 7, To provide for the Revision, Digest and arrangement of the Statute Laws of tbe State of South Carolina. ^ Section 1. Be It enacted by the Sena's and House of Repfesenutives of the State of South Carolina, now met and sluing In tiaueral Asaotubly, <pjid by the authority of tho sms, That in pursuant of Section 3 of seed mral, kainlt and mid, the cotton sack will answer, 'beenuse tho cuLloit seed inual and kahili absorb tho acid sufficiently to prevent Its cutting the cotton. All wot mixed and active gnodveuch a* high grade nmmonlated and acidulated mixtures, will destroy tbs sack* In forty-right hours so tliat they cannot be handled. Burlaps make Che best sacks, because they icaist the chemical action of the acid longer than my OirrCFuTvferial. These" things Lave been thoroughly tested and oood no further diorussion. law shall be elected ty the Qsneral Assembly Immediately after "the ap- rifkie Isar Terk. Colonel Henderson, the' Georgia Couiuil*«loner of Agriculture, has ad- vlstxl the farmers of that dtate to pickle their pork, ahd recotninendv the follow ing receipt which U equally good for ^outh Carolina: “Salt the meat down heavily ,while warm, and let It mnaln twelve hours; then knock off the salt and pack In bar rels or water-tight boxes To every hundred pound* of pork pour ovor a liquid, made as follows: Dissolve eight pounds of »alt, one quart of mo lasses, lour ounces of saltpetre, four proval of this Acl- u. l^^fS^f djity it altall» ouucsa of a^da fmir oiiiiiu?a.q£- be to rarlse, digest and arrange under Pepper in right gallons of water. Boil proper huads, the body of our laws of a * nd U:1 uo • oum renialnn and let it j civil character, general and permanent 1 K elcot, l before using; weigh down the In their nature, whit h shall bo iu force" ' ueMt * 0 ** 10 keep It submerged, at the time vrheu he makes his Anal~ro- |»ort, following nTfar as praetlcabl?* the method and digest pursued In the vol- j urne known is the General Statutes of South Carolina-.^-Ho shall, like wise, as j provided In sakl constitution, form a [ Renal Code by making a slmliar ar- ' Site 1 Us* 1 This is what the famous young Texas farmer, delf 1»mvIs Wellborn, says lu- the Sew Boston Herald, undadds’: As a great many of our people killed hogs Monday and Tuesday last, they will naturady be looking for some plan to save it during this damp weather, raogemeui. r*vi<don ami consol Hatton j wiitrff tixs.rproTTed xt^ttlt POFJI In the of ail laws in force In -rtriv hinte, • rela- ’* **' extracr every par- till* to crime, irod the p.ml.hment ^ c ' c .-"f-,", 1 " t > r .... , ... . days, bukJha.sai* kcepe thesH Impnri- therefor, and shall revise, abridge aud ■ ties from evaporating L»y holding them simplify the rules, practice, pleading, J In a liquid state around the meat. II. W. Briggs, C. C; W. F. Ciw. V. C; L> K. Briggs, rralale; 1*. J. Drew , II. at A; D. F. Drew, K. of R. and 3; G. D. C. Lange, M. of F; A. Kirscbc. M. of K; R. \V. Gerald, I. O; C. V. Nevils, O. O; James Thomson and C. 8. BuUt were chosen representative*to the Graud Lodge, B. J. Uauimet, Al ternate. The Lodge U In a fully flourishing condition. It has 4.1 tuembors and ft application* were received at the last meeting. Ou the evening of the 8th Inst. Mifcs Mamie, clueat daughter of Col, C. C. Rush, w as tuarriml to l»r. W. B. Brock- iugton, ot Kingstroe, Rev.' Whllerord hiulth Martin t>/llciuting The atten dant* Miss Jessie Martin and Mr. S. If. Rush, Mias Ada Rush and Dr. Boat wright, MUs Kthel Brown and Mr. Grs- ham. Miss Rosa Kelly and Dr.TorboltH. On last Thursday morning the happy couple left for their Rasflrn home, car rying with them llie best congratula tion* ot r boat of friend*, Tbe bride Is one of tbe roost beautiful and accom- plisbeiof Blsckville’scharming daugh ters, and Dr. Brockiugton has be on rarely fortunate iu winning so fair a a flower to make perfect his home bap- plnesa. The an^hleut event that haa grieved BlackvlHe fi»r many yeara occurred on the afternoon of tho 8th Inst. Mr. Dan tcnrrron tht-trtornltigmTn on the U. A. A X. R. R. in |>erfe«*t health and Ktrt ngrh. Ha got tiff at" Springfield und hired an old colored mail to drive him to the residence of Mr. Jack Kncece, some t**u wile* txtf After dining - they started hack to Springfield an Mr. Drew intended to tske the afternoon train for home*. I hey had hardly got out of sight w hen a large dead pine was blown down ujmn them, j Mr. Drew and tbe d iver were found ly ing unconscious on tbe ground. Mr. ! Drew's collar bone and shoaldar-blade i were broken and other internal Injuries ' rrxfrt luatHtueif. The LetTr mechcsl nt- ; tention and the irmst devoted itcrvlcc dT T his family and frlcudy wen- glvun bin^ but all in vain. He lingered until Fri day night wheiLllf died: No man was better loved in Alliance Department. Adopted as tbe County Organ by tbe Ceuo- ty Alliance July 6*Vl«bfl. --— 7 M. J. DATE, Amociatk Editor, To whoa all Common leaf too* or AHianeo MaVU rs shoukt taj siUlres^ d., QBeera ot ikt fsastj AUUses. D. P. Sojourner. President. A. F. Free, Vice l^stdent. W. 8. Paniberg, irtsry. N. K. Kirkland, Tienaurer. W. (1 Rrilton, X haplsln. L. B. Toole. Uw'tursr. v ‘ J-. V. Ray, AxstsUnt Lecturer. J. II. Lancaster. Door K»xpep. E. J. Pt'scock, Assistant Door Keeper. B W. L*Hliford, Sergeant at Arms. M. W. FiiUlipa, llUfclut-Mi Agent. Executive Coiuroittee—C. U. Free, W. TV. Patrick, TV. A. Faust. Trade Comraltteo—G. M. Hunter, E. II. DoMinx, J. M. Ulmor. W. A. All. i yimuitue on Good of tl>e Order—J. C Mc Millan, C. M. EdMtfleld, TV. T. Cave, J. K. Sncluiig, E. B. Guess. \ .Totlrs. Tho Business Agents of the Barnwell Division of the Fanners’ Alliance are earnestly requested, to meet at Barnwell C. H., on lloudsy, January 20ih at 11 a. m. Business of great importaiu*o w ill como up and all are requested to meet promptly. By order of L U. Ricmaroaon, Chairman. There are now 47 aub-Unh-ns In Orangeburg County with a total mein- befship of nearly two. thouaami. Most ot them have bought their fertilizers at greatly reduced prices. : • - •*»* - Some of our newspaper brethren are disrmxlng experiment* that have been made w ith okra libro and *)H-ak of it as likely to furnish the future covering for cotton We respectfully remind them that the Farmers Alliance settled that ottoo for all. Cotton going do cover cotton. Tbe Edgefield County /FBtaxg* haa. decided to establish a Bank. The principles that are to gorevn tbe peopled corporation ar* aa follows r The capttat stock of the bank Is to l>e 9100,000, with privilege *f Increasing U to double that amount If at any time It shall be deemed necessary or advisable. Tbe paf value of the shares w ill be H."* each, to be paid In fire annual install ment* of 20 per cent each year, which means five dollajnv a oh each,shave for flve consecutive years. When $A0,00U shall have been subscribed an organi zation w ill be effected, the first annual ^ ___ Installment on that umouiit will Im U s^id'm'fisHb, wlohlVtbelegat htmitoifr balled for, and the bank will commence operations ou a paid In on pita! »tock of $10,000. New Advertisements. Proclamation. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLfXA,) ^Eki.i 1111 a 1 i>I FAUI JIMUT.' ‘ v Inforiantlon has been re- » ^ ceivcd nt this Department that an atrocious murder was committed iu the TCounty of barn well on or aboutThe Seventh d icof January, A. I>. I.^n, up on the body of TVUliam Black bv David (’. Ready and that the said David C. Ready has fled from Justice: Now, therefore, I, J. 1*. RIUHAKD- 4 SO5L, Governor of the State of .Smith Carolina, iu order lhat jn^ii .-e mav ln» done and the majesty pi the law vi’ndi- cated, do hereby offer a reward of Five opprehm • : Masters Sale. St Me nf South CofimaA Court of C BaruteU CkUAtg, T x - ■ J'teoe. TV. TV. Adams, Plaintiff, against Jotna^j Q. Adam*, James M. Adam*, l>» ^xg \ B. Adams, Geo. W. Adairos Joll in j 1*. Adams aud Martha A- K. Au^fs, I Defendant. f , rs^imox. B A r V1RTE E of a decreed order to me directed in the above entitled esuae^. i wlU sell at public auctioi. in front ot lb* Court House, iu the Town of Barn well, In said State, on Monday the 3«t day of February, 1MH, It being saleday sale, the following desciibea pn.perty t. “All that tract or narcel of laud ly ing and being (n said County and Btato and bounded on the Xurtli by land* of Henry J- Brabham, East by lands for merly of X. B. Adams, South by lands of Henry llartzog and West hy lands of Henry llartzog, containing fifty acres, more or.le**.” , - , Terms toahV Purchaser to pay for' papers. ^ O. DUNCAN BELLINGER, , Master B C. Master’s OfCoe, 13th January, 18b0. PENS/ON NOfiCE. The Board of Pensions for Barnwell Uounflenadll meet ut the Court Hons* on the third Monday in this month to revise the pension Hat and report to Ae State Board the names of those Pen sioner* w ho arc. found tv..h*. in. ‘ffectT’orsu pport, All concerned will govern themselves accordingly*. . A. 6. PATTERSON, M. D.. J^8 CELLING, O. A. UAUOOD, Committee. _jan 0-tf . Notice to Creditors. > .. sioti tmd •delivery to the Sheriff of Barn “TV eTTrourity of the-aid David ( T Rendv Mr. TV. N. Elder, Lecturer and Or- Hl.vk- KiHii 761, U. State Farmers Alliance, and forma of use in this State lu the trial «>f crimes and mDdemranors. Section 2. When *a!d "ccminUsloner has coniploteJ tho revision, digest «on- solidntioji ami Arrangement of ihe xtnt- ute* and the formation of the Code, a* aforesaid, he shall cause a PUM- I-o*opy of the %ftUie, ,1u vlstwhera swiftly attend the Barnwell lynchers. As their victim* were mur derers, so they are lynchers. Neither » *n claim the credit of the law abiding history of their county. We would 'hat we would stop here; hut we are compelled by a righteous in dignation tv speak of thla horrible trag edy from another standpoint. There ar* near twenty thousand white people in Barnwell county, and of those en- ►•Ives. Let Ah# reprobation and _____ in ishmant which haa f*llow*d lynching mtitrCMo - The Ueilefal Asscinbly that the MutuU* so reviked, digested and arratigid may be re-enacted, and the Penal Code so fortneu may l»e adopted and ratified. If tho 0.:in*ral Assembly shall so determine Aud nt the same time he shall auggist to the Genera) Aaembljr in a report separate rnd .dis tinct from bis said Revision, such con tradictions and itnperfections as may ap pear lu the original irxt with the man ner in which ho pn>| uses to reconcile the same. Providetl no amendment or cotniuon made or ThD blood, etc , will attract file* and will sour the meat; hut if at the end of iour days the meat Is taken up ami old . Li me. poured ♦Hi and the salt trm • off’, then resalted w rrh clean *alt,cover- ing'the meat entirely, allowing no two P nal 1 M,, d tfra.n H*lt next to 0 ' the box, so c»p.*h pier* will tro w rapped In »a)t, ii will keen. 1 have rcsaltud Said Pax id C Ready B a xx hit x maor 4 dark complexion, very hlsck hair, thin black mou-tache, front teeth decaved, Jan 9-tf) iorty_ years did, ^ foet give* notice that he will wart th* thyy^ f h^lg^. ty Presidents aid organi/.ms .of the | ^ lxs.nxioN* whereof, 1 have heraun- Lounties of Kui keler^tj'Titletuo,~Ham|»- All persons having claims against tbe estate of Eliza H. Browning, deceased, will present the same pnn>erly attested, i ami <hoao» indebted to wito witan: Wttt make payiueut to 1/lar A Ghrze, Attor- ♦ > ra ugeb u rg, 8. C., or to EDWARD K. M.ATKK, (Qualified Administrator, Orangeburg, S. C. iroyn. lha refuse sail esn ne nm.ie to pa |_by mowing in o:i loosu sandy s**ll or tra*hy land of any kind, so ms* to show about lik* a heavy fro»t—not thicker; but \lo not put on clavey,still »vil w ith- 1 out tra-h. I _ . . / ville than w hole M>uled l>an Draw, and , none desnrved to be. He was born In Ireland and brought all the generous j trait* wf trla naff vp Txfi(nT>Tit4 new hc*:ne . „ ... In tiro West. He had Identified him- ton » B*ruwell, Orangeburg and Arkcn sr'lf completely xvitb Somh t arollua and . at Oraiigehurg on Monday, 27th Inst, none l>oin on hor breast were truer to j President E. T. .Stackhouse will also he! her than thf* ndojked »on. lie leaves I there *• i a wHo aud txvo children, ii ■■siinwminii iiit -y -T ! ^ We learn In n rooiid about way t’qai’ i the County Alliance, at iu session last j Friday, refused to adopt a resolution endorsing a camlfdate fnr Congress. TVu do not undcrsiaml this action to be gaged in th« lynching there were prob ably twenty^—about on* In one thous- alteration In the Statute or cad responsible for the high banded out- Iatv a* the same exist shall >hj f*f*. TBe people of Barnwell fall short contained* In his said Report, Ln Dothhig of the highest standard off Section 3. The statute* mo hevlsed, eltlMiMhfp prevailing elsewhere. 8iu.*e j digested and arranged and tho Penal | tinned sevoral liuros during the making ; 1 .•able bo i crop. Tho tot*! material n-ed < A WoatUr «r (hr World. - Mi,Z. J. Drake, of Marlboro County, has given the f«»ih#w ing account of the [ m making of his pbeiiomeual c<»rn crop: At a Tho land was sandy and hud been previously valued at only eight dollars ! an acre, mat thirty years ago the plan tation wa* chnstHiit-d '‘activation F.m- adopted pire," and that as late uh 1So7 the pr'ze acre itself produced only about five bushels of corn. The fertilization lu ! l8o:< began iu February and was con- I I vatinah for a few day* la»t week. Messrs. Morrison k Co. have moved In the Welters Block on R. R. Avenue ; Ju.-t South of the Depot. The Bank lias begun business auspl- j ciously Under Major Izlar’s Pre-iden- . cy It I* sore to be Muive** f ulaml C'a-hier j Strobel will never find it advisable to croas over to Canada. to set m> hand imH caused the (llca! Se.ll of the State to be affixed, at Columbia, this thirteenth day ot-Jnn- uary A. P. lst;0, :ind In the om* huiidredund t'o||ir|eei y «vary Hro -hrAnmi ‘ tTieXnlurt States bf Auicr- Ira. J. P. KICUARI SOX. Notice of Dismissal TTy Uic Governor. J. Q. MARSHALf77- S-cretarv of Mi to. regular uroeiiug of Knights of Honor held in BUckrillr, Januarv 1 Jth, loOO, the following resolutloua wire In memory of our .deceased brother Dan F. Drew. take it a-an indication that the Alliauce will steer clear of |M»litic* and leave its members free to vote f**r candidates on their met its.—Anderson Journal. Ui> fih) nv Tu b t ill D 1. * n s i CiLtt killed Abel there have been crimes In lb* world. Barawell is not exempt. AAA community the vails her face be fore aone when peaceful and sticcetaful iadustrr, patriotic •rvlce aud Chris- Uaa development D the subject; and none know this tetter than tbf Press of Mouth Carolina. Yet no sooner hu4 the tidings flashed abroad than the dal ly papers of our greatest city vied iu heaping reproach on a guiltless people. Editors and their ptuny-a-Hners en tered tho ungenerous rivalry. For the •In of a few they havo held Barnwell county up to the conffemnation of all lands that come within the world's broad girdle ot clvlllxatlon. With In sensate haste they Lave sought to put npon twenty thousand white souls s stain so deep that all tho waters of Heavon could never bleach to w httenesi; again. And the country press, with few ex ceptions, followed their example as Tray, Blanche end Sweetheart are-wont to tako up the cry of tho “strike dogs ’’ And fi* ~pir«s«'of the Union-of The world—Joined their crusade and there wasjonree a hand fair and brave enough to show a rainbow gllut In all*our trouble. And not content with the <*ffort # to pHo disgrace opmi tbe helpless kindred ©f their own lineage they are discover ing new energies to bring fatal disor ganization into our industrial relations. We have kept slleut iu all this storm of Insinuation, denuudatiort and mlsrop- j Code so formed shall. If prartlci j reported to thl« General AmmouiLIy at 1 the beginning of It** 5>«>*slon in Xovem- bef U9L •Section 4. That the Cotphdlshvncr so elected shall receive as (*01,11 pensatlon for hi* services tho xuiii of Five Thou sand Dollars; Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars to be paid him out of the ap propriation made by the 8late for ih* fiscal year ending the thirty first day • TRnitTX or litsrr.cT. TVlicrroi*. brother Dsn F. Dn-w has been taken by an unr\|»t n-d death from our midst. Kc-ohrd, That w«*. the nn-iuU-r* of Mutual Tkr Futsrr. • (Southern CuHIvutor.] It xx as my pleasure to atumd thanks giving service in one of »he large cities of the State. After nnmioniiig the many good thing* we had received from tho fields, at the baud* of the i.ord, the distinguished minister, with- ..... hll . ^ eu Akl Lodge of Kiim»ts of Honor, bo* In hum- out any lnt**n«ietl irreverence, said, U M OllO tIlOUAHIld btl^lieiifl OI Htablc ma- • bit* ^uhm.H^ion to thrni%»,ts rl**i < «sfi^iA*i.la.iin.sraf ! 11 «• ** sl.siaa* sS^s , , ..... i tie eubio.ssiou to thcmxsU rleusnruri.leucsof I iiuio, six linndrv*J bushels of cottofT'* * *<*(d, SGU pound* each of Gurujan kainit lliui wIumu ways arr pau fliut.na out. R< v>lv<d. That tn tbe death oi our broth,r. | and COtlOn tu'Od meal, 200 |K.uruD ocid I l ,un Brew tUisL'Xhpe bus ki**t n osost »*- ! phosphate, l.itiU pounds uaiiipulated.! * n ‘l ▼shicl roemlier, <«e who w«u-al- I guano, 2uO pound* ani.mil bone, 4U0 wnV8 hi the dls,luinre of every digy. .. ....,1 *.,!• ^ .,1. .1 1 V .. earnest la bis e/forts to promote thcjaalfrux*of |S»t iid* nitrate of. sod.i. tiro value of the beucvoJwn Wter. ; stable manure being r5 • and tlK coat of Ucsohrd, That we c God has dune hi* best fur the farmers this year." '1 his statement D eminently true Our vinca have borneabundairkly. Our 01 chard* never gave oncli rich and lus- ciun- fruit-*. «*iir fields have > ietded StJtf of South C'troltHa. j Court of Common Burntetll County | /’«> u. ( (mplaiot Smrrd) “ • O. !’. TViNon, Harriett WeavT, tieorge TV. Gill, Julia Gill, Cornetlx ^WVMi-' son, Arnold TVlDon aud Mary Far mer, Plaintiffs, against Henrietta Hm- z'.’l, Eliza TV,’jber aud TalUeuabudth, Defendxt.ls To the l>cfeiKlamts llenrb tta Hczcl, Eliza TTVbJier aud Tatbena Mnith : You are hereby 8uuinioiH*d and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is lihd in thu office of the Clark of said Court, and a c*>pv I* lure-wlth served ii|e*n y*>u, and to serve a copy of your answer to the fald com plaint on tho subscriber at his office, in the Town of Barnwell, within twenty days *fu*r the service hereof, exclusive TITrty days from date. 1 will fl J final account, with the Judge of^T « bate for Barnwell County, a« Adminis-. tralor of the estate of Eliza II. Brown ing, deceased, and ask for laHlers of lUMissjapipiims iqisin mi 1 si^jir i__ _ EDWARD F. : t^tatlficil Adiulnlatrator, Jan. 9-tf) Orangeburg 8. C. Final Discharge. Xcfleo U hereby glvwn that the un dersigned will file his final account a* (*uardi:in ot tha esu-ite of Sallle K Cot-e land. with the probate Judge of the ( ouuty of Barnwell on Monday, the 2Uth day of January. PiUO, at 12 o’clock tu. aud ask fur J.Marrs Dismi*i»**rv. TV. F. COPELAND, Guardian. tiro other fertilizers #170 - The seed planted, xvas Drake*-) Im proved corn, a variety of gourd seed rCt^d b, Mr Drake On« bushel was used. The planting wa* done March 2 of October 18.«0, aud Twenty-five IItin- . and on June W posts and stakes had to dred Dollars to be paid him out of np along tiro rows to keep the ‘W-l.n.Uon „UU0 hv the S ,. M .or U. f J tlsorl year ending the thirty first day | The plant* five or six inches apart, one of Octoticr 18U1. Ho shall also receive atslk in a plv.c« Tiro crop was liarves- for reasonabUx expenses of clerical ac’r vl« ea, books, stationery and other iro cfs*ary matter, an allowance not ex convoy to the family o* our dti-i-ssr-d brother Ihe ►incere luvuimnce of our heart felt svm{>ut by In their m tc bereave* tnrnt. Ihwolvetl. That tt Is lietvby orderml that a puxv t»e kept in the mniute buok ot this hs atnt.uteof rr«p<H‘ttocir t>iDtlier's niv-mory, tip their wealth, care of the A mi been propitious und the pa-t year_ has been without disaster. In addition, the farmers have conroto study more closely and more intelli gently their surrounding-*, .They Lave tbs Dnl*.- room itc Oraped in mrntrziiiK f.'»r f met in conference to solve, If possible, Under the l*eu!gn*nt • oi the day of strolt service; and If you fhly 'he seasons have ! foil to answer tiro complaint within tiro oeediug the sum of FivVHundrcd Do!-j 1 ars, one half thcreot to be pai<l out of- (*ach of tiro said npproprladous made for each of the said fiscal j ears; said j expenditures to lie accounted for to the Comptroller Gent nil on proper vouch- •ois. | - 8<‘CUVih-5- ThsT CTje piThHc printsr shall aud hereby Is required to do such printing as the Commissioner shall re quire in the discharge of his duty. * In tho bennlo House the twenty-third dsv of December iu the year of our Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred aud eighty-nine. W. L. Maildix, President of the Senate. J.vmkm Simons, Speaker of the House of Kepreseiita- ted November 23. Tiro total cost wn-* J-2«>4,42. 'Th • product, 234 biiKhels, 4p |*ouuds, at 7.*» cents a bu-hel, was wortli #1‘-*1,18. Tiro fmbrer, lt^ tons, was worth $15. To"tal ^2W>,l(f. But it is csLimatcd that the land is good fora hundred dollar crop for sev eral years to conro, not cousiilering the one thousand duliar prize w'hicir the crop of 1N39 ha.s unquestionably Mr. Drake's report- 4* careful and tliirtx aays, tliat coptev of three revolution* Ihj j Kin tu thei'ouoty pai«rrs, the K. of H IU-- |«oitrr. and st-o a co;*y 1m- m-ui to tbe ufilicted . famd) of our lain.-metl brother. I* XrasrUa. Ten Tears w-o a young man, j>romptcsl by J the adventurous kpiiit uunmon to hi>country, left his liorac in “the .iicar little Isiu of tho j Jw;u.” cioeseil the Atlantic Orenn, and east in ! Ids lot with the people rf Burnwell ( ouuty. Hi* name was IVvxtw. Fitsokr.vi.uDhkw.* A-laptln-z hiinsrlf to the existing order of tilings, lie e.»«>n made friends-of hII snmnd him, and fratbcml a new frkud in ererj new w on >ocqu*int»tice-b«> mafir. e. . j ' To-fiay he Is dead, and iii.i body peae< fullv minuu-ly m.d. aud thoroughly at.o.-, u ‘ ,,,rr ,h ' lo buck- upon leiL^. It U » iuin;.)ou. ilemonerortoirf- IKjpTyliHikn,,. be not),looted; mo.1. tbe pessibtnnes of Intensive farming rut mid retlrlua*. Vc was feailc?«s: brave but not ra>h. l’nt.|li--sj irited. pn)qre.v-ive, en* r- bn S011M1 Carolina. The American j Agriculturist will jn a few days, tel- . cgvaph thu department Hie ofllcial an- • uouucemout of the resttlt of the contest >. o. u. time aforesiid. the Plaintiff l.(*tlii* hc- tit*n w ill apply to tiro Court for the re lief dumtnded iu the complaint. Dated January 14th, 18*.»n. r A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.^ TV («I L*'lOR tq."'IM MR, C. C. P. To ;lro I>efciulant* Eliza Webber and Tathsna .Smith, two of tlu: Dv*r**n- dantu iu this <»a»roy wbo*<^)iqcc of resi dence is unknown I Take notice, that this action Is coin- ; Bicuccd for partition of lam) In tho ■ Court of Common Pleas of the State of ! Smith Carolina, in ami for th** County j of Barnwell, and that thu complaint | (l-ogetlror with the Summons of which. office Burn- prillciplcN Of eouoon.ic ,r l)V . ! 'VCI., in viro X numy o, ..Hrnxv.M,, insaid etHHKHi tleinainlhig *air- rli.Al 1 >u l tM k , on chance for place and jH.aitlou in tho I n,u l hst you are required to appexr - struggle for life qnd for succusm. the mysteries of their misfortunes. They have united, in purpose and In policy, to avert the threatened calamity . lu accumulated di lit. They are resting upon the splendid success already [ achieved and looking out to the future ’ with hope. Oar pn-spects are brighter than tlroy : have been in a decade. Under the in fluence of organization, ' farm crops havo been produced thirty jmt cent, cheaper than heretofore; our farm pol icy has been changed for the better in K> inn- rowing net dud supplies at borne'; the j *hnv** * c^P* ] wh% tiled ip. the «r.> tiiforuiliijc th-uiMlv— i»ur B I of , ,"’ c " f «*I<J C«««. »*, pou 1 lie principle's of ttouoomtc ‘ho < pumy of i Estate of John J. Heffeman. 1 LI. persons having elaims against tho *T e-taro of John J HetTVrnan, d«'- ceased, are requested to present them duly attested, and all |K.*rsons imlebteff to the said estate are requir*. I to make payiueut to uiv attorney<•, Me-srs. Bates «k diuiuis. Barnwell C. II., A. C ANNIE M HEFFEKNAN, Aduiln.aliatrix. • 10th Dee 1S83-4w ESTATE OF ’ ' Mrs. Hannah Patterson. AM persons having claims against th* estate of Mrs. Hannah Patterson, de ceased. will please present them duly attested, ami tln*se iudi*bu*d to said es- tate are requested to make prompt pay ment to MRS. ISABEL C. ALDRICH, - Executor. dec r»-4vv] Barnwell C. H., 8. C. “SCHOOL N0TICE7 ' % A meeting of all the legal voters liv ing within the Barnwell Graded School District and returning real or personal property tliervin la hereby called at tho, Gourt House, on Saturday ll*h dai January, IstH). 12 o'clock m. tof tide what odduional tax, if i*uy bo levied to sopnleiuent tfiin )tcne1“al tax for the support of tiro Graded Sc head*. Retie und faithful in all tliirR.s: be Was one iu whom we took pride, and oue in whom an) community would be Rlad to recognise a citi zen. ■ 4 n All these thingc.augur well, as they promise the succe-A and devutiou of the agricultural classes, who make the basis of the material prosperity of our reaentatloo because wo knew that the ' live*. tide of passion must swell t<5 flood bo- fore the calmer tones of justice could gain a fair hearing. To-day we appeal to all manly men, I to all gentle women, agaiust the meas ure that has bran acted to our people. To-day, in their name, and for their innooenoe we protest against that pros titution of th* press vx hlch confounds its liberty aud licentiousuess ami to wLoo* eager, itching ears the cheap ap plause of aliens comes as sweet a* merry music of hunting horns. Bbarne upon tho Journalism that la forgetful of all lb* post and thoughtless of oil the fruitful future. Dawsou is deed. Charleston seems to have uo re- imposed amendment W H1 membrane* of how, less than a gener ation ago, the men of Barnwell helped 10 hold her seaward 'gates agaiust her foe and ttained-the sands of TTsgene^ with their lifeblood. And we have tbe confidence of assur- •aoetbat our words will uot come into iudlffereut ear* nor fall on hearts, for tbs great soul>^ wlU rive th*vt -Oj-i Approved tho 23d day of December, A. !>., i^S9. J. P. RlCli.VKD.SON, Governor. itsfsat (h» VMi#ail«rat. The bill iftfroduced In tl\o recent I.eg- islsture propones to repeal that part of the Constitution of the State, providing for three County Contmi**ioner* fur each county* and to amend the same by making It provide for one man elected by the Legislature to perform tiro du ties th kind of legislation, and no doubt the bu killed —r- An Atrofloaa MurSrr. On last salcdsy William Black, col ored* aged about 20 years, passed through Barn w e.! toward!* his mother’s house iu‘Four Mil* Township. He was returning front a five mouths ini- priiuuiment in tbe Penitentiary for n burglary committed a year ago on Dr. A. TV. Bailey's place. It*preached Mr. James Bennett's home on Tuesday, saw* no one at home, stole two costs and several other arti cles which xv ere soon missed. A war-1 rant was issued by Trial Justice Dun- | bar, and glxon to Henry Sweat,colored I 1 Th*} countable, with James Bennett, his : ^ son, and young TValker, overtook and i arrested Hlack and started towards [ Robbins, where Jtihtlcc Dunbar bolds | i his court. David C., Ready, white, j Joined them ami offered to help j convey the prisoner to Kobbin* ! was drunk. A mile from Robbius came to a right hand road leading Thomchhehq«imn<»tr>hi-«KTJivf in th.. tprinp., 'The problem Ik being solved tiuroot Ids early imoihood,—xvbik* the “ Dew . and the hindrances to success are belli" Uf hts tooth wcia Still wuSupon his brow.’ lit; re movod._Jkxtrcme necessity ' has has li ft a name ami reronl ch ar to ail wiu> knew and that you are required to appear in • this.cause in airoxver to the same within I twenty days afrer thesurvhM hereof, or 1 the Plaintiffs xvill apply to tho Court | for the relief demanded, in the com plaint. -a. Howard Patterson, • Plaintiff* Attorney. January 14th, IfcPU. ,i>m i *r ,Rb \ i'r Utm r u : hr u* may k»ok xvith ooo.seiuus hoi»e. - I and.thorough organization Tlioy ‘ ‘ 'have brought to bear their Influence upon tiro prominent evils of the day and it ha* boon largely felt for good. They began nn attack on an unholy combination of jute bagging nianufaJ- amonR _ He di«l not live In fata. ** » y hi* luw’tlooo w* kuow liU wonh. And know bow tru* a uisu Lm walkoU with ut 00 oarth." ' . He k ares a whom he w as him, to mourn his iown. The entire tommuni ty minRies its teara with theirsal>ove iiis tomb Neither could RHeva ouru greater loss. 1 widow and two chil'.’rcn. to—trrrar* and xvlthout mqrroy or .means of in life ilevoted, ami who idolizejl ' defence, outside of their determined 1 his Iowa. 1 he entire tommuni-, ’ . _ ... , God rest his ^oul. W K Bluekvllle, 8. C,, Jannary 1?lh, 18U0 - ■ *T1 ■■■> 1 — K. , Tiihtts of Kespsel. Resolutions of Seven Plnea Church on tbe death of Col. TVu. H. Dvnon. .purpose and united action they have ! staggered a corporation that pledged uiillio.u) for tbclr defeat. They have announced their purpose to wage a war of extermination against ail such oppressive combinations of capital, and one by one the monopolies are failing to piece*. Tiro cotton sued oil trust has been compelled to reorganize under a new oatne, after heavy losses in its State courts have pro- insisted that ‘s of the omce now occupied oy tiro 1 |t was the nearest way to Justice Dun- roWommlaslonar*. TbU l* the wrong bar’*. Bennett did not want to go ^ ^ r,ur,,, uu * r w*reUA swamp a..d Readv tha-ofilce now oecupiod by tlto [ it was the nearest way to J Bennett did hot tbe po*se yielded and went as Ready wished. When they reached . tbb swamp Ready gkve bis gun to tbe when It comes before the i*eople. If j constable bwcat to hold, while h* tied this should become a law;, the people I l he prisoner to a tree. Tbe other men would not havo aiiv say about who f him to desist but to no purpose. Rtagy knelt,jnade a long prayer that to- appreciation for such a good, and true worker EXECUTOR S SALE CEREAL ESTATE. AT BISK OF FORMER PURCHASER B Y' VIRTUE of the power vested in me by thu last will and testament of Judith Holland, deceased, I w ill sell at public auction, in front of the Couit House, In tbe Town of Barnwell, on Monday, the 3d day of February iroxt, Immediately rafter the Master’s Sale*, the following described tracts of land, all being parts and parcel of the home stead plantation of the said Mrs. Hol land, " hieh has been divided into small tracts to suit purchasers—the sariie be- ainst the sugar trust, and it \ ing sityatud iu Richland rownsh'p iu ■ 'eces for the lack of cohe- this County : I. By the drath nf onr brothif in Christ this ckurcli ha* lout one of its m<»t eflU ientoffleers and briRiitokt lights in *11 lines of i liarrh work, Intullccfually. fluanciallr and spiritually. II. B; ids rvraovalfir*’''“'M’ •.-uj-.n? tothc ’churoh *^5*^ and tie’ ^ tnine' sive iniquity. The States are enacting laws against trust* and hurtful combi- natioun of capital, that demand for their products more than a legitimate 1 profit. Tbe national congress is already flooded with . bflls against ■*••* qouotry. is stirred from tust tbe insati- liDkEk^reJ should manage the nfl'air* of ihclpi,^ ty, but the whole power^fHt end would be In the iitnoVlh the I uitcif E, Molon Thp 1 i»a«nely.. 'rfouio, N. 1 Ins.Co., North America, l’h(eulx of Hartford, <'<»nn.,‘ •Rrr A suet +. vS.Piii/giTJHi saved Mil TI1E RISING FROM THE RUINS OF TWO C0NFL4GSATI0NS- No. 1. Tract upon which the “Old Homestead’’ is located; containing Two Hundred and Eleven (211) acres and bounded as follow*: North by tracts No.’s 2, 3 and 4; East by lands o* * Eubanks; South bv lands * . 1 land and P. Murphy, ^-.nto part.e- Murphyar'* ••• » >V ctioii-\x ilh N'o •>. »ielicf that f « an Ml 1 nw. W G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, ' CtoatrnrartrBoard Trustees. (iFO. II BATES, Secretary. 31st Dec., lSS9-2t Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretofore existing between Willi* J. Martin and Charlie J. Martin and doing business undurtbe firm name of W.-J. Martin A Son at Blackville, S. C , Is this day dissolved by mutual cousunt. The business will be hereafter conducted by Mr, W. J Martin at tiro old stand and all obliga tion* of the firm will be met, and amounts due the firm collected by AY, J. Marlin. W. J. MARTIN, ^ C. J. MaRTIN, December 23d, HW0. J2 3t School Election. \ Notice D hereby given that iu accor dance xvith the provisions of an Act of the General A trembly of tiro State an election will be held at Witltslon, on Friday, 17th day of January, 1800, to decide whether the Town of* Williston shall Issue bend* In the sum of threo thousand dollars for tbe purpose of erecting a public acbool building in said town Tbe Polla will be open from nine o’clock in tbe morning until four o’clocb trLiTTteJ lf k’ r h° o m H.Q. ROOT, «8.<L« hwX«wu . CouneU "f _ - - - 0,001,247.6° HUIiO VCON, ' ' OffiC* Colony Hotxl, BLACKVILLK, - - S. C. | WlU attend call* In tbi*,a»d adjacent • ♦ gp*U»t$ei 7 . t*»’ ] V. i, RAY. DESTISt. W. TxllttlV* TUtwrffi’n;—nrrvmrr ;| HaiHhurg,G*nnany,- Uibcriiia, of N: O. - CF PURE COD LIVER OIL »;<&Fry POPHQSPI1ITE3 ■ i. ■ i ■ l _ l * PleZ iheipeople ...CATARRH T,11; 081 .rtfvs.00 .;;.*i2j00 Almost vis moP<* readv to supply the purchasing [iii.dh .xi. .1 ^ 1 Total amount represon- ^ . ted by this Agency, $ , Jl,l;i3JSi0.('0 , ('hcai>e*t rates on Dxvclllugs. Barns, Mercantile Builtlingy..MercantileStocks and olLmajUBff l» Hir bouses and maebiuery a spuaal-W ty. Prom pi niteutlon t<* business. j For further Information addres* . , R. M. Ml X SO N ’S A G EN CY. ! So 0l«rut«' ** 11 d •»»»<* oastmUot'-a by »5ro >xt>e.A t:>• - ^'* ccronot We »oter»teH: »:ut L^,. bo com- l.mutxm of U»« <»*1 with Tlxe hy.'U- j.l*o*i>nittf* 1, uiucU mure cuU»c*ous. ReniarULlc j* & fl«-xh producer. Persons yoln rapid) while Dkki^ lL RCOTTTB rMU ION i* aokipslcJgJJl rhv^iA-^rto be th^ Finest and Bert pr« (.a* x^tiou ia the wu-1d for tbe rcH l and ouroof COHSUWPTION, 8CROFULA, CfeNSRAL DEBILITY, WABTING xua&AffL^ erAoiATio^. n.ado 8TOBX aftACTYILLE, s. c !■ I represent the hef t iml :mupawros<h«kM^i*mra* lyrth. j COLCHS *7fc7mpLrarNv Mana/c! R* gttml rerr'd* fir q™.yt<**, crd ni. Hi.MkM.lc b.C, Warftrifh CUdrm. Sctd by sttXfru^sU ^jull II tf .1 ' • The Corner by the Court House trm.. :x.' H.-u ’lirfur off K«..llu Jum. IU': >U ‘^ n Alk^Thi'igliu to the till** Or^cbm jj. HVCoinrisoii & Go- ISIackville, S. C. aTU l .profit them too, bvttc.r than otlmr dcslci'H ill markets that boa^t more and full short of their -proTbi-sloft*. That h(i- b* cn proven frequently in tiro jAa^t and during thD trade M-a-on .it can cstaMiM.cd by cven j bn' y> Fair Dealing f Good Gooes •and LOW PRH KS arc the kadiu;- 1 pl«nk> iu my biroine-s* phuh nn, and standing on and to I Lose pniroiplcs l , shall expect even a larger mca-ure. of luihlh:-TalridiH i ;“ 1 h;tYc < - ver ^ ; AAciXl'll XClXClL r, / >- OOTTOIsT. The LiLtro-t jm-sihl** cash prices paid for cotton and ;Ui country prod tie* aud thu lowtxt living tiguresjor ail aicr- chwnuiwat UT n. KEXXEDT'S, tep ilitof • C« Ely’s Cream BaHrr Cleanses the Nasal Passage®- AHaya Id Ham motion. Heels tha Sores, Restores the Senses of Taste. Smell an&iie&rtBg.. * - 1 THO^ieUx **rr»xl>W. ] KLY DIU/rHEFO- HEF*. C6 Wanrn MtroakTlra To*t-