The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, February 27, 1890, Image 2
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OODNTT OIROOLATION
THURSDAY, rKBKUAKY IT. 1890.
Tbc CwarwiUoo to b« b«M In Golan-
lte«*thiS7tk of March will be a new
Miablo departure In
poUtlca.
The call hwaedby Cape Shell acting
taatmcUnoa of the Executive
ConatOMof the Faroere’ Aaaoclatlou
lavttaa tin attaadaooe of • t %hoae Dem-
o«r
11 Title llnlteU Invlu
Ttnrr plea ofyourty^
nvlta- Beeltiea they d
Uoa ahmta oat all who differ from Capt.
Shall aadhta executive aaeoolatea. It
ehowa that they are not aeeklug to at-
certain the wlahoa of tbe Democracy of
the State at large bat only to organize
who wM follow their flag In the
mpalgn.
The platform of demand* that will be
eabmltnd It no aow thing. It baa been
n familiar face tn oar Democratic State
CoavenUona and I^eglalatlve llalla. It
did not tnd favor then and now a
change of venue la taken and tbe appeal
ia carried to n convention formed from
volunteer maae meetings in tbe coun
it haa alwaye been aoand Democratic
doctrine that the minority muat submit
to the majority and that differences
must be eeUled according to |Mirty pre
cedents, and In aplte of the liberal pro-
teetatkma of loyalty made by the Exe
cutive Committee of tbe Farmer’* Aa-
elation there la a savor of Independent
oeooecUd with their call and
atonal visitor. The platform nf a<Si Weighty m^hUbaifr
under different captains can be moored
toe tallneis..
The railroads put up poor inoutbs laat
winter when the Legislature was con
sidering the Bilk to require them to pro-
vldb separate aoconimodations for the
races. Tbe lawmahere accepted their
plea and killed tbe Dill accordingly.
Ux their.re ports of receipts for Urn Heat
month of the new year most of them sd-
mit great galut over last year, and du
ring tbla roowtb all have bad more
freight than they could well handle.
They muat be making money and tbc
toaea m'lmtboa.
they do not seem to have mneh
love or reaped for the State. The Rich
mond and Danville system pays Its pro
portion of tbe salaries of the Railroad
Commlsaioners under protest and starts
suit to get back all it has paid In.
The South Carolina offers cheap cou
pons In payment of State uses, provok
ing coetly litigation and crippling the
schools and County governments In the
territory through which it runs, and
from which It draw s|ts best patronage,
by withholding the taxes w 1th which H
Is charged for tbelr support.
We are inclined to think that our leg
islators will treasure up these wrongs
and regulate the railroads accordingly
next winter.
So mote It be.
Tbe Ohio Republicans w ho have been
so exercised over Southern election
methods are in a good way to get full ra-
tlons of the political diet that they hire
heretofore administered to the Demo
cratic minority of the Ruck-eye State,
that will not strenrthen their Tn their devotion to'the Republican par
ty they have so gerrymandered the Con
gressional Districts that they secured
the lion’s shsre of representation, tak
ing fifteen and giving-the Democrats
five districts. Now the tables arc turn-
ed. The Democrat* have tboUoverndt
and Legislature and will so .igouxlel
things that they will get seventeen and
give four members to the Repphl'cans.
^rvt Is a leap of comfort after this
ruin of the Harrison freshet, and we
take off our bat to tbe Ohio DemocrnU
Jf It shall be decided that iJW>uer*J apd Uov...< ampbeli in par-1
He would make a beautiful President
next time.
They could make a better fight
for their platform in the summer Dem
ocratic Convention than {hey can do by
picking their own ground In the
Spring.
It will, therefore, be first In order
for the mass meeting to be held at Barn
well on next Monday to consider and
And oat, before taking any action w hat-
cW, 'whether the Democracy of this
county srmpathtze* with the views and
parpoees that are to control the March*
Convention.
a majority nooepta Use platTbrni of
Farmers’ Association and fa vers tbe
early presentation of candidates for
nominations as proposed, then It may
fairly undertake to elect delegatee.
But If tbs contrary should be found
to be true the mass meeting will hsve
no right to commission s delegation
unless Its credential* are qua) (fled by
the admission that it Is not representa
tive of the majority of the Democracy
of Barnwell.
We can see no reason why “the de
mands'* of the farmers’ Association
should be more proper and popular now
than In the past. It is our judgment
that If they should become the party
law the Democracy of the lower part of
tbe State will barter off lu political Im
portance for the glittering hollowness
of words, and be afterward at tbe mere
mercy of their oloeer up-country breth
ren for any participation In the honors
and emoluments of office.
As to the nomination of a ticket at
this time there is not a chance In a mil-
Uoa that one could be selected on such
short notloe that would give satisfaction
to any considerable part of tbe Demo
cracy. There has been absolutely no
mention of the names, much leas can-
vaaa of the merits of any possible or
probable candidates for six of the eight
places on tbe fttete ticket, but as the
Executive Committee has provided a
platform In advance it ha* probably pre
pared a cut and drU.‘d ticket for formal
acceptance by the Convention.
W e think they have. If competent to
frame a platform it is surely equal to
the task of making a slate.
Old paths are tbe safest. Ixemocrqtic
method* have been Very friendly In the
past and can be safely trusted In the
future. Tbe fanners of tbe State can get
all tbelr dues and rights more surely
ky adhering to Us regular rules than
by venturing upon new experiments.
•cares at about 380 poun
keavicftt In Congress
Tks Mats
We bavo private advloee from a reli
able Savatinab source that work will be
commenced on the Booth Bound Rail
road Inside of thirty days and pushed
until the cars get to Barnwell. Our tn-
formrnt la ponfldeut that the road will
be built from ikla place to Savannah by
the Brat of nhxt January. ' ’
•sstivara sf tl* Jar/.
The Grand Jury for the year and the
C flt juries for the term which wlli
gin on the third Monday In March
Do commercial fertilizers pay a* gen
erally used Y
We have put that qiippMeu to several
observant farmers of experience. They
are doubtful as to the proper snsw er.
Bought manures hurry the maturing of
tbe crops, but the uuhelped land brings
in liter about as much as the acres tiiat
are fed with foreign food.
If quantity Is alikeare prices received
so much belter than^hose received later
that the difference will pay for the fer
tilizers and leave a profit Y That seems
to he an unsettled question. k
But the farmers who make two appli
cations, one before planting and one du
ring cultivation, claim that the yield is
so increased that there is a good profit
on the Inveaiment. This w III be a good
year to decide the*** doubts, w hich
should have been settled long ago.
The Aiken Journal and Review ai.i^
the Hampton Guardian are In favor of
the uomina'iou of Col. W. IVrry Mur
phy for another term as Solicitor, and
aay their counties are solid in his sup
port.
These brethren seem ignorant of the
fact, which is a fact, that a great many
good itewpie are in hopes of seeing Col.
Murphy adorn the oltiqc of Attorney
General after the election. And a bet
ter man for that distinguished office
may not. can not and w ill not be found
in ail the length and breadth of the
State. That is our sentiment and we
are not lonesome In that faith.
were drawn on Monday as follows:
dXAND JL’ftY.
B F Barker—Allendale. ^
L W Youman*— 4 ‘
N R Khoad—Fish Pond,
G M Smith- •« •*
Jacob Khrhardt—Three Mile.
CI. Carter— “ “
Wm Rountree—Richland.
- W D Lane— 44
C B Free—Bamberg.
T B Harley—Bennett Springs.
J O Brunson—Bull Pond.
Hayne Rice—Buford's Bridge.
C H Brabham— 44 44
G H A ugley—Sycamore. *
Wm Platt* - 44
J 1) Jenny- n * 4
Janies R May—Midway.
W A Kncptou—Red Oak.
PETIT JUHV, FIRST W EEK.
Richard Best—Allendale.
H J .Moody— ♦»
D M.Halr—Wllllaton.
A P Givens— 44 “
T J Woodward— 41
J B Armstrong—Daldoc.
JS Calhoun— *
JC Cold lug— •*
J B Angle)— 44
Tobias Black—George's Creek.
B R Hutto—
L A Bush—Four Mile.
VT A~Bklley- “ “
J L Parker—Roaemary.
. B L Blanton—. **
A Frederick— 44 —“=
Ashley Stanso])— “
O W Barker—Buford's Bridge.
F M Kay—
JLC Free— 44 “
W M Harden—Great Cypress.
J O Walker— •» ••
<’ S Furman—:^—^ 1 «*
T J Morris— —lit—o
J P < 'larke—Bull Pond
J D Guess—Blackville,
G B Rich—
John G Strobel— 44 „
-W1l^N«vilw— ' “
W G Hmoak—Fish Pon<F
J E Byrd— 4 « 44
J H Barnes—Bamberg.
G W Cope—8ycamore.
W 11 < one— l *
11 A Samilfer—Midway.
Jack Baughman—Richland.
PETIT JintT, SFCOKD WEEE.
K II Pweplca—Bafdoc.
Owen Harden— * 4
Adopted aa the Count/ Organ by the Oun-
tyAlUanee July 3th, V9».
M.*J. PATE, AonociiTs Eoitob,
To whom all CoouBUotcatloos on Alliaoce
Matter* should be uddmwed.
<Mk«rs sf ths Ceest/ tlllsara.
D. t. Sojourner, President.
A. F. Free, Vice PrmideliL
W. 8. Bamberg, UrCrrtsry.
N. F. Kirkland, Tnwaurer.
W. G Brit too, Utaplalu. .
L b. Toole, Lecturer.
J. U. Ray, Assistant Lecturer. ,' T
J. If. Lancaster. Door Kwpcr.
t. J. Peacock, AsMletalit Door Keeper.
H W. Boditord, Bercemntat Arms.
M. W. Phillips, Bushuws Agent. -
"Easewtlve Consmittea-C. B. Free, W. W.
Patrick, W. A. Foust.
Trade Committee—G. M. Hunter, E. U.
Dow Hug, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All.
Committee on Good of tbe Order—J. C. Mc
Millan, C. M. EdeoQtld, W. T. Cave, J. K.
duelling, E. B. (Juea*.
Xstles.
If you want your lettera answered at
tach the Seal of your Alliance.
M. W. Phillips,
County Trustee and Business Agt.
G W Parker—Rosemary
W R Moore—George's C
rge’s Creek.
J u Riy— ‘ 4
F J Black— •* *•
K A Furse—Bennett Springs,
11 \V Rice—Allendale.
C S Williams— “
John P Carter— 44
E L Du com— ••
W P Wilcox— 44
Joseph 1 Copeland-Midway.
JacoirMentz— ^ *•
J II W Platts—Sycamore.
J K Johnson—Bamberg.
K It Gueas— •»
II C F.»lk— 44
P W Farrell—Blackville.
J C Wise—
P J Drew— - *•
K J Bryant—Bull Pond.
John P Gray— 44 *‘
G C Bent— 44 •*
D M Oe-terrelchar— 44
R M Willis—WillUton.
M F Weathersbeo— “
John R Hair— **
J J Cochran—Four Mile.
R C Kirkland—Buford’s Bridge.
- J K t'ook— “ B
B J Morris—Great Cypress.
J W Creech— “
G F McMillan—Three Mile.
C F Reutz— 4 * •*
to M Holly—Red Oak.
Popular Branch Alliance, in NobjUi
Carolina, has got up a mutual aid so
ciety, and when a member loses a horse
ora cow they contribute tbc sum of one
dollar each, provided the loss will re
quire tbal much.
The A)iinncc-mcn beto-abnut are not
making much fuss but are doing a lot
of quiet work. They are Inlying for
cash and say they will do so all the sea
son, Slid what they can’t pay for tbev
will do without —Pickens Sentinel;—‘
_Mr. MiDedgc T. Holly, business sgent
of the Aiken County Alliance, has
bought 700 ton* of Wando fertlzer this
season for members of the order in that
County, at an average saving ot |6..'jO a
ton under last year’s prices. A good
deal of that quantity was bought on time
but gilt edge paper was given for pay
ment in the fall. **" —
coun
ty. .Adopted the following resolution
unanimously at Its last meeting:
Resolved That we do not approve of
the holding of a Btatc Convention of
Farmers in March as proposed in the
call issued by Capt. O.t W. Shell as
Chairman of—the Executive Committee
of the State Farmers’ Association.
The Moffattsville Alliance, of Ander
son county, certainly takes the lead
among her sister county Alliances in one
iiticul&i. j(ju isJUurOSTjrwmrMlng mH
stiok of timber had been cm froin the
<sij4#reet and on tbrmrxTXEnmtay, h frill g
worked six days they had awufHcieiitty
neat, comfortable and commodious hall
of their own and a cre very pleasantly
and profitably entertained for two »>r
more hours by Messrs. J. B Watson and
W. T. Bowden. Score one for this Al
liance and If any others arc ahead let us
hear from them.^<
AllUacr OMctrs S»l»rlr*.
The following are the amounts of the
salaries received by the officers of the
National Alliance and Industrial Un
ion :.
L. L. Polk, president—SilfTV $3,000
per auuum and all exiienses, witli$l (XX)
per annum for office a4«i»iant.,
J II 'J’urner, secretary—Salary $J,0(K)
per annum and all exiienses.
C. W. Macune, chairman executive
committee—Salary #2,000 |ier auuum
and all expense*.
Evan Jone*^chairman judiciary com
mittee—Salary nothing aud no appro
priation for expense*.
Ben Terrell, lecturer—Salary $3,0 0
pcr>annum and all ex]ienses, travelling
and other wise.
Money to Itnd bn easy terms,
to A. Howard Patterson.
There is no uae buffering from rheu
matism now. Uadam’e Microbe Killer
haa never failed. Try It and-you will
coifotder it worth ton times what you
pay for it.
For sale by G. K. Ryan, Barnwell;
D K. Briggs A Co., Blackville..
tn order to appreciate
the
lai
Tws aaS Tw* XsA* Fesr.
Some of the daily paper* of this State
are in a state of mind because John C.
Haskell bolds tnat tbe hope of carrying
tbe tariff reform movement to a suc-
eessful issue is Utopian, or In every day
English a Humbug. Now Col. Haskell
ia tbe South Carolina member of the
Democratic National Committee
accordingly tbe bead of the party In
this State. He was elected to that po-
eitioa by a unanimous v*.te and that
shows the high regard entertained for
hla political wisdom and sagacity by
all wbo have been familiar with bis
caraar. Every roan who baa ever
looked John llaakell in tbe eye will
bear wilHng witness to his courage and
booeaty, and all wbo have aver beard
blot in debate know that be Is
b<iulpped with argument.
There la not a bit of Buncombe about
*be ■an. It has been his duty to be-
coma well informed and bis knowledge
Is mors accurate than that which tbe
critic editors have gathered from the
columns of newspapers of the same
faith. And having reached such a con
clusion It was his duty to tell the truth
to bis people. But th6 thing has been
proved already. In 1884 when tariff-
reform wm not the issuo the Democratic
Pyty elected its candidates, 'fbeu all
tba odds were agalnalh — bat 4 we
whipped them out of their hoots.
- I® when tariff reform was the
lasue and all the odd* were In oar favor
Ibey buried us beneath a second Ifarrl-
•on freshet aud *r§ are bound to stay
voder water for at least three years
from next Tuesday. If Grover Cleva-
load had not deliberately gotten etf—
. bolted-yroro the platform on which be
jras aleetedtn 1884 hie peeeeat post
•riles add res* would be the White
Hooee, Washington, D. C» «
And wa haven’t a bit of hope that he
Km*US Csttva *"4.
In last week's Enquirer was printed
a very interesting article on the .above
subject by Mr. O. J. Greene of Toccoa,
Ga., copied from the Southern Farm.
_ | Mr. Greene takes the ground, and i*-
f backed up bg actual demonstration;
The following UttlestoryclipiKHl fn»m thnt “ M , tb * t 1,1 Pessary to con vert cot-
ton seed into e<M>nomical ami whole-
approciate tbc great ad
vancement which has taken place It is
only iiece*sary to compare one of the*
machines built during the infancy of
the inveution with one of the latest im
proved light running New Home. For
sale by K. W. Vogel.
K. W. Vogel, agent, ia fast disposing
of his stock of dry go hIh, &c , with a
view of handling sowing machines,
furniture, bed springs, mattresses, baby
carriages and cooking stoves of every
description. All cau be bought on the
Installment plan. f
Sax Marcos, Tex., Sept. 7, 1887.
Mr. Wm. Rauam :
Dear Sir—The Microbe Killer, I find,
is a splendid thin". Can 1 get the
Ago nay here? My llrtle boy ttyat was
affected with worms is cured and get-L
ting fat and rosy. My father i* also
usingyour medicine, and i* improving
very fu*t. Very respectfully,
Mkh. Alice Lee.
For Sale bv G K. Rvan, Barnwell
D. K. Briggs A Co., Blackvilie.
The latest llilng now out is a sewing
machine which sews with <5h3 or two
needles and on which all manner of
fancy work can be done. Besides it
will sew' on buttons and make button
holes. This machine can be seen at E.
W. VogelM store. „
St Helena, Napa Co, Cal., May 1, ’81).
To the citizens and afflicted of the
Valley—I deem it my duty to give this
recommendation without* nnv solicita
tion on the part of tlre-fiPalerM of said
medicine. In Ht. Jo-eph, Missouri. I
was afflicted with an aggravated case
of kidney trouble, and by acchUnt 1
was offered a drink of Wm. Radam’s
Microbe Kiihrr After taking one gilP
Ion li/four weeks I felt like a new man
I can freely recommend it to any one
having the above trouble.
11. K. Ron in so*,. <
For Sale by G K. Ryan, Baniweil,
D. K. Briggs & Co., Blackville.
liotntceU Oza*//.
ihtndlfer, B. Hand.lfer, I., A.
Sandifer, Anulo Crider, Jaue Ellzey,
Julia A. Miller and A. P. Miller,
Guardian ad Litem for E. M. Mandi-
fer, M. 51. Sandifer, Henrietta K.San-
difer, Aquilla H. Sandifer and George
L. Sandifer, Plaintiffs, against 5Iary
Smoak aud A. P. Miller and L. E. 51.
Hmoak, Defendauts.
partition. . ^
B Y VIRTUE of a decretal order to me
directed In the above entitled cause
I will sell at public auctiou in front of
the Court House, In tbe Town of Barn
well, in said Slate, ou Monday the 3d
Notice of Sole.
,be nn d ,)r,, iir ne d* Tenants In Goan-
TV ' tnon of the following descrlbeil
tract bf land, will oiler the same for aala
salodsy in March next, at Barnwell
C II, within the legal hour* of sale:
“All that tract or parcel of laud situ-
we", ■" ..■a »■. ,..om..y ™ (aodi 1>ilM( aml lke Otmnty of
day of Match, RbHh it bring lalcday In Bn rn ^.ell, Bute of South Carolina, li*
said month, within the legal hours of
hale the following described proj>erty :
“All that certain tract of land situate,
lying and being in Barnwell County in
said state, containing three hundred
and fifty acres, more or less, and bound
ed on the North by lands now or lately
of William Hessingerand G Y. Patrick,
South by lands lately of Nathan Crider,
East by lands formerly of the estate of
Henry Hutto, West by lands now or
lately of James Smoke and Lucius Bel-*
linger.”
G DUNC AN'TTETTL IN (TEH,
51 aster B. C.
Master’s Office, 8th Feby 181)0.
Master’s Sale.
Slate of South Carolina,
UamtceU County.
Court of Common
Cleat.
Station, containing - 3f>00 acres, about
half cleared, rest in virgin forest.
tha .Station is two Stores, three Out
building*, one Gin House, Iron-roof, 12
A. Faunt, by her Guardian H p. Engine, 70 law Gin, Screw, Ac..
and Steam Sprinkling apparatuar 1 Tin*
TO BE RESOLD AT RISK OF *‘OR-
MER PURCHASER.
Augusta
• ad litem, Govan Simms, Plaintiff,
against Angus A. Faust, _ Rebecca
Faust, Wade H. Faust and Harriet J.
Wroten, Defendants. —
■pY’ VIRTUE of a decretal onlerto me
AJ directed in the alnne entitled cause,
1 will sell at public auction in front of
the Court House, in tbe Town of Barn- -of Plantation is a beautiful cottage *ur
Katies.
Tim attention of the members of the
Alliance throughout the .Slat* is called
to’he fact that in accordance with an
arrangement made by the Executive
<’ointhittee with the State f^ecturer, Brot
VV J. Talbert, he is ready to res|>oud to
any calls made on him to lecture in any
part of the State.
The Presidents of County Alliance*
In any county in w hich the order i* not
grow ing and progressing as it should
do, arc advised to make use of the ser
vices of the l/ccturcr. Any Alliances
inviting the lecturer Co visit and ad
dress them will be expected to defray
his traveling expense*.
Lucas McIntosh,
Chm’n Ex. Com.
a Boston pa|»ei' show s that the people of
Plymouth Rock are Pharisee* of tbe
first water, who are alw ays ready to re
form other folks but never practice
what they nrcaoh:
‘‘A MasfnchiiACtt* manufacturer, in
imvnient of his seven hundred opera
tives, cave each one a crisp ten dollar
bill. Each bill was marked so. tha* it
could be recognized. The Tuesday fol
lowing, four hundred and ten of these'
bills had been deposited lu the bank by
the saloon keepers.
The exodus from North Carolina is
oyer for this season. All the railroad
emigrant agent* have been advised that
It will lie better for thlfir health to go to
other resorts, and they have heeded the
warning The farmers united to put a
stop to it because the negroes were un
der contract and their going off after
entering into such obligations would
have entailed heavy losses on their em
ployers. The exodus w ill be resutped
next winter. * -—
The farmers of Kansas, forty thous*
and strong, are making it hot for John
James Ingalls, the hatchet faced hypo
crite who misrepresent* that State in
the Senate of the United States. A
whole catechi»m^>f hard questions has
been propounded to him, and unless'be
learns his little lesson like a good old
boy a slmon pare farmer will take hie
place in the Capitol after the next elec
tion. -
someTood for all kinds of stock that
w ill eat Corn, is simply to roast It. He
sent us a sample of the meal made from
the roasted seed and, as he says, It is
notat all unpalatable to the taste* Its
odor is identical to that of parched
coffee, while the teste is peculiar to
Itself, partaking of no suspicion of that
of the green Sbed. Mr. Greene thinks
that he has solved the great problem,
“wliat wil{ we do with our cotton
seed?” and It Is not at all Improbable
that he has. lie is now experimenting
to discover some practicable and con
venient method by which tha seed can
be cheaply roasted and promises toghe
ths readers of the Enquirer the benefit
of future investigations.—York vllle
j Enquirer.
The Anderson Intelligencer saya of
Judgenlame* Aldrich :
He presides with dignity and rules
with ability-.. The Anderson Bar is
very much pleased w ith the new Judge.
His manner is courteous, and full of ro-
s|>ect, but positive. He is cautious,
but prompt. It is the general, and we
might say, the universal opinion of
this Bar, that Judge James Aldrich
has tbe qualities of a Judge well devel
oped, and is destined tq soon be knowTr
as oue of our ablest Judges.
damage unit on Troord is.no who fort tlie
DeKalb courts. John 5Io*ely, an infaut
of 18 month*, plaintiff in a $10,000 dam
age suit against the Georgia road His
father, who lived in Clnrk*ton, wa*
killed on the road. The mother entered
suit, and died, leaving the child the sole
plaintiff. Hoke Smith of Atlanta is
prosecuting the case.
The Hampton Guardian nominates
the llou. C. J. C. Hutson for*LlrilEBu-
•it Cftvsflwr. :v
An exchange give* the following
good advice, which all should keep:
‘•The local newspaper should be in
every home. No children will grow up
ignorant w ho can he taught to.appreci
ate the home pa|>er. It is the stepping
stone to intelligence in all tboae things
not to l>o learned in books. Give your
children a foreign paper which contain*
not one word about any person or place
they ever saw, or perhaps ever heard
of, and how ca:i you expect tbeui to be
interested. But let them have the
home paper and read of people with
•ri—priwp wm i\
Wrywi sawn ■ an
He t* a thoroughly good geaileman interest is awakened which Increases
and would make a modol official, but witb ev L7 d * n . v A"lval ot the local
ou * j paper. Thus a habit of reading Is
formed^ and those children will read
‘ the papers all their lives and becom.e
* Kewaposr Kswlsstlsss. -
The new spapers have so far brought
forward the names of the follow inggeu-
tlenien as worthy of the next Demo
cratic nomination for »he Governorship:
Johnson Hagood, of Barnwell; John C.
Sheppard, B. R. Tillman, Edgefield; J.
L. Orr, Jas. A. Hoyt, 5V. H. Perry,
Greenville; John Bratton, Fairfield; J.
11. Earle, Sumter; J. D. Kennedy, Ker
shaw; J. C. Colt, Chesterfield; J. E.
Tindal, Clareudon.
. The Usate Law.
The law was amended at the session
of 1888, and is as follows : f
H8ec. 18HL “If shall not be lawful
for any person in this state, between
the 1st day of April aud the 1st day of
Nov. in any year heieaftcr, to catch,
kill, or injure, or to pursue w ith such
intent, or to sell or expose for sale, any
wild turkey, partridge, quai), wood
cock, or pheasant; or, between the 1st
day of March and the 1st day of August,
auy dove; or, at any time during the
year to catch, kill or iujure or to pursue
with such intent, by firelight any of the
birds named in this section.”
The fine ^Imposed for violation of
above section it “not moie than twenty
dollar*,” “or be imprisoned more than
30 days.” L1 . --
ox »irH.
Don't forget to call on Gill Court week.
Feet socials are said to be the latest
fad. The young ladies stand behind a
screen where only tUeir feet can be seen,
and the young men guess which is
JKftflto —
•NOTICE i* hereby given that the un-
derstgned witt-ffre Hh-ir final ac-
LautU RlvbJ.O, riUfMTi Ks^i TTmlge
ni Mstvh next at ]<> oYlock in the fore
noon, a* Administrator* of the estate of
H M. Ray, deceased, and ask for Letters
DUtnissorv.
- A h. HOOTON,.
F. M. RAY.
Administrator*.
Application for Charter.
The petition of \Y 8 Hav and E II.
Oswald, praying that n charter l* is
sued to the js-titiouers and their ***<>-
elates for the Allendale Presbyterian
Church of Barnwell Cou»;tv‘, having
been tills day tiled In my office, Notice
i* hereby given that the *a‘tl charter
will be issued thirty days after date
hereof, if no legal objection be made
and sustained.
W. GILMORE SIMMS.
C. C. P. A G 8 .
Clerk’s Office, 2Ith February, 18D0
4w ’ - _
1 Final Discharge.
VOTJCK I* hereby given thnt the un-
designed will tile his final ac
count with J. O. Patterson, Esq., Judge
of Prohate, on Thursday, the 20th day
of March next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon; a* Guardian of the estate ol Mar
garet. .Van Carroll. W. M. Dyches, J.
C. Dyches and D. If. Dyches, snd ask
for Letters Dismissorv.
B. J. HUTTO,
feb 20-tjg) Guardian.
wail, in said Mate on Monday, The 3d
day of March, Id'JU, it being salcdav in
said nu*rtth, w ith in the legal hours <»f
sale, the following described pro|>erty :
“All that trari or parcel of land situ
ate, lying and being in the County of
Barnwell and State of South Carolina,
emitaimog three hundred and eighty-
five acres, more or k‘»M,aml bounded as
follow s: tin the North bv lamia of \VY
\r. Titvf irnruTtTauVt.I.Yi The Kouitr
by Isndsof Mrs. K. 1. Favist ami Mrs. Y,
S. «lH>v\ ling, on th5 Ea*t by lands of
Robert Hightower aud on the M ost by
lauds of Dr. 11. M. Faust.”
Term* ca*h. PuMuiser to pay for
paper* - ■—*»■ - ■*»* —w—-
G DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Master B. C.
Master's Office, 8th Feby, 1800
Mortgage Sale.
U NDER and by virtue of |K)wer* of sale
conteiusd in twir Mortgages:, Uoe
from H. J. « roft L) Simon Brown,listed
January 8fh, lS7h, and recorded in of-
flt^* of Register of Me rue COnveyatice*
in Barnwell County, in Book 4 L, pages
G84, Wfi and t*8fi; w Inch -aid Mortgage
ha* been a--igm*d to me: and the oilier
from ’trs. Mary Moore in me, dated
February 22d, iK' 4 ?, aud recorded in said
office, in Ibs'k .*V N, page .'{U^ i w 41 of
fer for sale at Barnwell C. H. on Sal»*s-
day, tlie ihiid day of Marcl}, Ih'.si, at
public auction, all that Hract of laud;
coutainiugoue hundred and seven acres,
known a* a |H.riion qr the Estate of
Nicholas Hutto, deceased situate in
Gsorge’ifCreek Towusliip in Barnwell
County, and bounded on the North by
laud of Willi* Browning, on the Kant
by land of Mmon Brow n, on the South
by land of Joe Joiner and on the West
bv land* of D-!phi Nevtls, J. W. Col
lins, Sr., J. W. Collins, Jr. and M. C.
Eubanks.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for
title deed.
MIKE BROWN.
—feb i-td
Final Discharge.
VOTICE is hereby given thst the un-
i" (iersigned will tile hi* final ac
count with J. (J- Patterson, Esq., Judge
of Probate, on Thursday, the 2<)ih day
of March next, at 10 o’«d«»ck in the fore-
n«K>n, a* Adnrint*t*ator of the estate of
W II. Dyciies, deceased, amj a*k for
Lefters Distnissory.
R. J HUTTO
PcrhijM'tbc young^Ht pWjMilS, to A r -foM#.**) - - Admhrt.mnlir.
Fur prL>e and particulars apply
GEO. II BATE?
Barnwell C. 11., 8.
feb 4-tf
/ -?
1
5
Great Cypres* Township, containln
Ninety-siX seres more or lea*, jui
bounded a* folloV*: On the North by
lauds of Milton Harden, on the 8outh
by lands of John Cater, on the Eastaby
lands of Robert Rqzter and on the West
by lands of John Cater ”
Terms of sale ca«h. Purchaser to
pay J. O Patterson for papers. Titles
warranted.
R L WILSON,
JP READY,
R-B KEADYr
K M READY,
Barnwell 8th February, 1«1K).
For Sate.
AI/UABLE Plantation lying on Port
aeitleinentH arc scattered conveniently
tiie over place and there is siuplg accom-
modatlon for tllFlKWera aud live stock.
Tile field* are dsy land and are in a
high state of cultivation, yielding hand
some returns.
rounded by a Roms garden and large
evergreen oak*, also ouTbuilding*, such
Kitchen, Smoke House, Blacksmith
Shop, Carriage House, Stables. Barns.
Ac, Armind residence about forty acre*
i* under gtsxl fence. On West side~bf
plantation abutting on Runs is asw amp
and upland pasture.under rail fence and
cowl. idlCfip. bogs, wagaua,plows,
tpws, vulttvnror*. mower atrdTxfce
be treated for at stmte time.
A I SO
That Farm one mile from C II. know n
a* “Martin 1‘laci*,” routslningd t acre*.
^ tellU
m
1
lyiikrt
Martin’s, 8. C.
feb 5-0m
the indications are that Capt. Shell will
havt the legend, '^xo lawyer nfied ap
ply,” tacked over the door 4>f the Hall
of the House of Representatives, early
In the morning, of the 27th of March,
181)0.
Congressman George T^ Bsmos, of
Auguste, says that ^Ir. lUrrlson’s ad-
mlnlstntetou le 44 the most radical we
have had since the war.” Mr. Barnes
InleTITgent men and women—a credit to
their ancestors, strong In their knowl
edge of the world os it U to-day.
Just received at Dunn’s a nice line of
Cross-barred Muslins at 5 cents a yard.
$800.-1 want to lend to-day and to
morrow eight hundred dollars on long
time real estate mortgage*. Uome
At Elko—Ten thousand pounds of
choice hay^and three thousand stalks of
sugar cane for sale by 8. IF. Hair, Elko,
or J. B. Hair, Barnwell. 2t
4 ’ ‘Wastfd — reliable men,’ ” read
Mra. Bascotn, from the advertising col
umns of the paper. Then she raised her
glasses upon her forehead, looked se
verely at her husband, ami remarked :
“And the world'll wait a considerable
number of centuries yet before it gets
’em.”
II. D. GUI, at the comer of the Bank,
Am tT , Uome to • Is preparing to feed everybody that
A. 1. w oodw am If you w aul the money. 1 com :* to Uaruwelj Court week.
Dissolution Notice.
£. 4
T HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between the undersigned
was dissolved by mutual consent on the
first day of January, |x:s). . All liabili
ties of the late firm are assumed by Dr.
John M.. Smith, who will collect all
claims due to it, and continue the busi
ness under his name and on his nw n a#-
count. _ JNO. ,M. SMITH. M. D.,
' W. U. WOODWARD.
WillUten, S. C.
15 Feby., 181)0-3w
Mortgage Sale.
B Y VIRTUE of the power contained
in a Mortgage, given by li. li. .Sun
der* lo Simon Brown, dated I Ith Janu
ary and recorded In tlie office of
the Register of MOrtiie Conveyance for
the ( ounty of Barnwell, on the i Ith day
of January, Ie84, I w ill sell, at public
auction in front of the Court House in
i lianiwell, S. C.,ou Monday the 3d of
March, 181)0, as suon as sheriff's and
Master’* sale* are concluded, the follow
ing Snorihasi pr«»perty: ^
“All that tractor parcel of land, ly
ing and being in HaiuweiD ounty, State
ol South Carolina, containing one hun
dred acres more or IeS*, and txiuuded a*
follow *: North by lands of .11 II. Neve Is
and E. C. Sanders, Ea-t by land* of
Johnson Sanders, Soip-h by laud* of
•irecn Barker, and on tne 'Ycstby lam
of H. HTNeveK.”
Terms of Mile cash! slid purchaser to
pay James Thomson, K*q., ftu: painrs.
SIMON BfiWN,
.sC^xgazue.
February 7tb’, 181)0.
Notice.
A LL person* bidding claims against
the late James S. Brow n must prop
erly attest tlie same and present to my
Attorneys, Messrs. Skinner <t Williams,
and all persons indebted to tbc same
will be kind enough to matte payment
to my A itorneys, til at their ortiee at No.
’87^ 5Ia1n Street, Columbia, S. C., w here
Mr. Williams will examine and direct
payment, receive and receipt for claims.
SUSAN M. BROWN,
Qualified Administratrix,
feb l3-4w
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that tbe dn-
dersigued will file her finai account w ith
J. O. Patterson, Esq^,. Judge of Pro-
bate, on Saturday, tlie 1st day of March
1800. *t lOo.’jclock in the forenoon, as
AdininUt£afrlx of The estate of II. K.
Andereoit: decea*ed v apd ask for Let
ters Dismlssory.
MRS. ELLA ANDERSON.
Administratrix.
jan 30 »
FOR SALE.
'rflfS
Three lots on Main Street with 30 feet
Plantation For Sale.
T HREE Hundred and Eighty-eight
acres of good cotton land In Bull
Pond Tow nsblp, eight miles *rom Al
lendale, same distance from Matthews
Bluff. The improvement* consist of a
giKsi twelve room dwelling house and
good outbuilding*. It issirictly healthy
andTias good water. For term* apply
tooraddress G. M. WILLIA MS,
feb 4-3mj —Allendale, S-C.~*
Warrants Wanted.
I am prepared to pay the best prices
for Land Warrants issued to soldier* of
tlie United States Army for service in
the w ars with Mexico and the Seminole
Indians in Florida.
Write or apply in person to
* A. B CONNOR,
Attorney-at-Law,
Allendale, S. O.-
Jaii. 10-tf
FOR SALE.
F INE RESIDENCE in the Town of
Barnwell, lit- by Gas, furnished
with. W ater Pipes and Bath-room, and
containing Eleven Rooms, Pantry and
Cellar. BuiR. two year* ago. Lotmoaa-
. lufaa.313 font v .M) fonw
Flowing . Artoaian Well and Fish
Basin on premises: Kitidieu, Servant’s
front by 200 deep, between Davis's law on premises tviteiie
Otll.i.l.d l>o»t ultice. Stable., Well Ac.
Four lots opposite Mr. W. Gilmore . ^erm*. ( rie-ttdrd cash,
opposite
Simms, same measure me ut.
The lot aud residence new occupied
by (^’apL Woodward 100x20U feet.
The live lot* and buildings between
Tobin's,drug store and Post office on
5laiii Street. —
These are the most desirable bullring
ot* In the town for any purpose aud
will U> sold reasonably.
For full particulars apply to
, X T. WOODWARD,
feb 23-ti -
balance on
long time with 10 per cent, interest.
AL80
A Plantation containing 558 acres, 292
! cleared upland, balance swamp pasture,
T within one mile of Barnwell Village.
Five new Tenant Houses aud Stables.
Two Wells of good W ater.'
Price $3,‘>00; $1,000 cash, $50d in .12
months, -and-balance on«time to suit
purchaser.
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER.
Feby. 20tb, 18'JO-tf
/1PP0INTMBNTS
—OK—
ASSESSORS.
* AUDITOR^ OFFICE, I
Jas. 30i!i, 1890.f
^PHT^ following Is a list of Township
1 Assessors, and w ill meet for Ihn
purpose'of AsSf^'ing Uesl snd Persousi
pnqwrtv for Taxation, at the Court
House, on the days indicated, unless
they have arranged to meet in their re-
* pec five Towndiips:
AlJetidale—.US Mix*on, F li Ifirkln-
*on, W R Urshhain—meet on Feb 25th.
Ha I dock—F S Owens. M M Calhoun,
It U Walker—meet Feb 25th.
/Bamberg—J (i H Guess, Ed R Hays,
E H Dow ling - meet Fob 25th.
Barnwell—G W Peaetwk, Isaac Atta-
way, W R Christie—meet Feh25th.
Bennett Springs-G W Morrall. P M
Cater, J A Mayer—nieot Fel» 25th.
Buford s itritlge —K C Kirkland, Wil
lie Rii^*, H J Kearrt 1 —meet Feb 25th.
Blackville—J W DychoS, J J Weis-
nitiger, \\ 1‘ Walker--meet Feb 25th.
Bull Pond—W V Gill, l» F Killlugs-
worth, W P Gray—most Feb J 4 '!!).
Fish Pond-G M Hnnter, J 11 Smith*
E Proves ux—meet Feb 2t>lh.
Four Mile—.1 KCochran, L A Bush,
AVm W Liinhrick—meat Keh 28tb.
(ieorge’s Creek—.1 AV Lancaster, H J
Croft. IA Dyches—meet Feb 26th.
Gn*:fl Cypress—W R Ibiynton, J T
Hogg, T J Morris—meet Fet) Jfitb.
Midway—J 1 Co|)elaiid, J W lllll, P
\\ Sandifer—meet Feb 2fith.
Red o»k—It I* (tend Willi* Duncan,
S P Langley—meet Feh 2'*th<
Richland—Win Holland..' A Ml]
worth, A I' Dicks—meet Feh Jtftl
Rosemary — J A 'Woodward, ^
Powedl, Jas 1. Grtrhbs—meet Veh IriEfT
Sycamon—J t) Jenny, A' Manuel, J
P prlester—meet Feh 2t*th.
Three Mile—J C 4 .McMillan. Josiah
Ritter, C F Rent/.—meet Keh 27th.
WilliaUm—L B Toole, II M Johnston,
Dr B F Pee|des—meet Feb 27(h*
The Board of Equalization meet* at
Court House on the Second Tuesday in
March. . SxW. TROTTI,
Auditor Barnwell County.
^uaiDioiib to Ab'COl D. fyiunnls.
State of South Citroitna,
UaruxeeU County
(
Court of Cuenmon
Pleeu.
omp/awt Served)
O. P. Wilson, Harriett. Weaver, Georg*
W. Gill, Julia Gill. Cornelia Steven-
won, Arnold Wir>ou ajid Mary Far
mer, Plaintiff*,against Henrietta Ha
zel, Eliza Webber and Tatbena Smith,
Deieiidants.
To the Defendants Henrietta Hazel,
Eliza W ebber and Tatheiia Smith :
You are hereby Summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office of
the Clerk of said Court, and a copy is
here witb served upon you, and to serve
a copy of your answ er to tbe said com
plaint on the subscrilier at his office, in.
the Town of Barnwell, within, twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive-
of the day of such service;, snd If you.
fail to answer the complaint w ithln thw
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In this ac^.
tion will apply to the Court for the re*,
lief demanded in tlie complaint.
Dated January 14th, 1890.
a. Howard pattkr.son,
Phvintiffiy AtUirmjy.
W. Gilmokjc SntMH, C. C. P.
Tb the Defendants- Eliza AA'ebber and
Tathena Smith, two of the Defen-
daots tn this case, whose place of rest*
deuce 1* unknown
Take notice, that tills action, la oom^
iaunezid^-for yast^tion of land In tho
Court^ff Common Pleas-of the State ot
South Carolina, in and for the County ~
of Barnwell, and that the complaint
[together with the Sunimoniv of which, i '*
above is a copy] w»h tUcff"Iu tlie'of^^
of the Clerk of said Court, ai Hi wM...... I
well, in the County of Barnwell, in sal^, - ^ J
Stnto, on tbe 14th day of January, VM 0 ;
<nd that you are required to api>ear in
this cause or answer to the same within
twenty day* after the servi'ce heueof, or .
Hie Plaintiffs w ill apply to tbe Court /
for the relief demanded in the com-. -
plaint.
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney^
January 14tb, 1890. \ ^