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VouXUt. BARNWElfL COURT HOUSE, S. G., MARCH 6, 1890 A P MaarllU:... - r Tjf IjpmuIt HW Ketri>e n r KfrMan4 Dr KClnr1fU»« . ...... J A Tobin, AMlrnee Dr W BWoe . ,, l«1toT Mol air, aaaicnee. L V Beftittg+r ANNUAL REPORT. ' TREASHREli * • -or- BARNWELL COUNTY rr —FOR THE— Fiscal Year Commencing November 1st, 1888. To Hie n*mor^ J H. Hudson, PretiJ*. inj Judy*, March Term, 1 89 0 The County Treasurer xeapectfally. M F Gantt * / Report* the paymenU made through ^ J Hammet hi* office fortheflacal year coremeneing N ovetnter Nl, 1888, aa folloaa: coxTinuan akd roNCLunan. COIKTY WA**4KTa, 188h-*89. G W Farrell —iMV^f.incaster . Dr E Kirkland . ^Dr K C Kirkland 1 40 4.GO TOO 30 00 36 GO 00 85 30 00 Mr* S T H 111 lam* Briggs. BuUt A Co 8 n Trottl Dr J M Black, Jr « •« t B>J Hammett M J Pitt ' r I.eKoy v Wileon 35 OB 7* 00 00 95 75 ,? B Boynton. J C Mlfey ..; LeHoy Wileon B J Hammett J C Miley . . RJ liammet.. LeRoy Wilson JC Miley ... • 4 B J Haromet 19 3» 30 00 30 00 7 50 80 00 J B Boynton A II Patterson 10 0 *. L X Bellinger in t r>.,_ M J Pate J W l^nraater. McXab, Walker A C o < r Rneh A K Free .N F Kirkland Bennett Bro Teenies - 3 901 L X Bellinger* JO JO j * 5 00 Geo Ennia 7 50 i Martha MorrU. t S IT TrotH 2 70 l M J Pate 6 50 3 44 15 0«| 18 24 3 20 2 4 5 2 1 0 64 68 75 GO 00 200 On 12 6<‘ 10 00 22 08 5 00 24 00 • 1 92 19 20 14 00 1 92 24 96 4 80 >060 17 28 9 60 57 36 24 00 —14 00 5 53 15 30 5 84 13 20 24 03 . 1 3 4Tr ^ . 00 25 00 2 06 1«| 60 34 40 3 50 3 40 3 00 -6 ooir - 240 00 25 OB']— VU-i A K and (' I) I.oadliolt J W Jenny A < ‘o Kd Perry A Co Walker, K«aas A C*t*g*iTrlle . 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Tbs mtaswa eloude ere rose Out os tbs other sMo of dostb Tbsrs breaks aaoehsr 4tea. Tbs brtUlsnreof 4*is Tbs story of bis day. Tbs bHsbUy tWovto; goMsa ohwdi Of snasa fads svsy Bryoed the mystic night. That brtcbvesoaHas’SraHsMai YsC la aMlody aad Ufbv ea baa satarsd an bis siaht, Htsma *f gWy a*-^ J :—- Tbea evirUy reods tbs mystic mast Is • la ths halls of dsstb. Tbe soul bw ham tbs chrysstta Tbs night forerer goso— The SMNbsra.of eternity brssbs la tbs goMea daws’ A Amossos ia rblUdHphia Ledger. A DETECTIVK^STOIIY. Tsl A .1 I^ery <<" *1 M Mniib <• %V«lker, Evan* A Cogawrll T J Deer R II Walker. . • MIm G B Tohlu, aseignee 4 4 4 4 M G Tobin, a«»tgnee .. J W Lancaster McXab, Walker A C*o J Briggs. Hoist A Co J K Hteadman Fd Perry A C’« J F Kinard , J f; Breland *.. J W Jenny A Co M Brown Barton and (Hack » F Kinard J Ritter A Son Dr H C Kirkland .. Hart A < o M ItrosriT *. ( Walker, Evans' A Cogswell W II Kennedy, assignee 4 * • • * 4 4 * i G W Morrell.'. V D Wilson J A Killings worth J W Lancaster J E Cochran ♦ . —4 —r-r—rr=n Dr J B Black, Sr .... W B Cbitty . t W C. Simms F D WUson . r". J A Meyer J E Cochran IV li Kennedy Dr K C Kirkland 4 6 4 4 4 4 B F Weathershoe .1 A McCormack.. W II Kennedy ... Dr A B Patterson J E Steadman C K Gyles . .* FM Young W. Y GUI... W T Walker J C Mtky D I. Copeland W II Kennedy M Brown. 4 4 4 4 2 70) G O RMey 0 . y u. . •»' 60 , 24 85 : J. W lameaster r 167 20 18 00 M J Pate. .. • • . « *. 4 * 41 37 yi W e ——# . . . VV 2 00 1 50 • 4. 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C Techtnann ......... 4 4 4 4 Walker, Evan* A Cogswell 163 44k 48 00 19 HQ 16 54k m 06 7 40 1 60 47 00 6 Ofr 2 60 -7 00 it ii u «• * fa 15 IU 00 I 00 ... “TT 44 —TT— 44 • 4 * % • 4 'TT 22 00 6 00 —jr5o f 30 31 49 7d 40 k) 30 00 15 00 — ii 1 26 it 79 60 tt 6 75 A 4 12 44 ^ ^ 4 50 •i 30 50 tt 25 00 • 4 1 00 ii 6 00 4$ 4 80 44 10 00 44 15 30 4$ 19 85 44 52 00 44 12 75 41 . 4 00 44 20 00 44 40 06 44 12 W 4% • 16 80 ii' 10 00 44 to to 44 6 40 44 20 90 ti 8 70 44 22 50 ii ^22 16 it 4 26 •i 6 60 0 44 4 50 44 39 04 12 86 44 21 45 44 9 00 44 H 00 04 12 00 44 16 00 44 37 55 44 6 20 ii 64 40 04 19 40 1 44 38 20 4* 2 00 44 8 10 a 6 40 44 17 60 44 ' - 1 00 ii 38 70 M 31 60 • 4 27 60 44 13 40 . *• 4 50 ii 4 to 04 15 QD 44 33 80 ii 3 80 44 90 76 ♦♦ * ■ 11 65 41 N. 19 20 44 39 60 44 16 60 41 32 16 • 83 10 00 •J 00 IS 70 □0 26 73 00 15 40 12 00 <JI 50 141 U4 49 10 2 Q* U 95 17 76 4 96 10 40 • HO 4 70 4 «0 5 50 4 90 36 50 4 00 6 00 146 76 IV 2S 12 00 5 00 23 HO Total $13,373.81 COCIITT COMMieSIOMCa* SALABT 1886-80. X M Walker W BCKltty J A Chassereau W M Harden C' U l^angley 11 J Bellinger Total $1,155 »5 Total ordinary 1888-89.. ..$14,511.36 COVJtTY WAKKAXTa 1887-88. C Khrhardt | J B Givens Bank of Barnwell, assignee C K Sawyer .•.* J E Cochran. ,7 J G Xmoak Bank of Barnwell, assignee One day, as I returned to police head quarters, after hating put in several i hours on a till tapping case, !• found a queer looking old men- awaiting me. lie was. 1 should aay, at least 96. He wore a reddish wig. shaved dean, was very precise about his clothing, and was eccentric in speech and action. ^ As be owl me. be naiit! • Dem It, sir. but yon should bare mere manners than U» keep me cooling asy heels around a place like thlsf •jj Strf ^Tlut 1 didn’t know you were hertu" * ^ "It was your business to know! Dem ou it, sir. I am put out with you, sir7 104» tr- ^WaiL 1 am here, and now what can I; dofttryoST'* • “Reeign your place here at oncer "WhatT •*Can*t you understand the Englbit language? Resign, sir.** “For what reason?** — "That you may engage with me." He handed me his card, and i saw that his name was. Ronald Terry. After a bit he informed me that he wae an old bach elor, with plenty of cosh, and that be had a scheme on liand which he wished to work out He offered to engage me for two years at four times the salary 1 was then reoeiving. but would not tell me what the work waa After two or three interviews with him and after as certaining from trustworthy men that be waa what he repreiiented himself, 1 closed with hi*offer. The day I entered upon his service he said to me: "You have bfffj in most of the large nitlee of the United States. Did you ever happen to notice a situation like this: A street about fifty feet wide run ning off a business street at an angle, but only two 1 decks long before It ended at a bluff? This short dbeet Is built up with brick houses. On the first corner on the right ie a drag store. The inter secting street is hardly wider than an alley and Is not pared." "I think you will find something very like it in almost any city, excepting the Muff. It la not unusual for streets to come in that way." "But the bluff. If the short street does not end at a bluff onr search will be useless.** “We shall have to go from town to town until we find it" Exactly, and we start to-morrow Bo at my hotel at 6 o'clock In the morn IwhaJI lay oat our route, and w hen " 44 00 43 UO 7 10 30 00 36 2 5 33 <>> 66 50 31 00 27 50 26 M> 86 80 43 80 43 50 78 50 .27 75 30 25 27 75 47 20 19 70 23 60 23 70 35 80 •72 15 29 60 92 20 79 80 * 26 80 9*6i WJ lowed it to Inform him of my diacovrty, 1 mt ne sat dowp on sue witlu . <* d ’ yoq are tired of my. ways and **agsa, you can qqltl l told yon at the cutest Chat 1 should run this thing myselff* A And to prove (hat Bo meant to. he planned a route whteh did not 'peVttrft us to reach Cincinnati for noarir four months. He gave me to understand, an arriving there, that we should «feaalw. thirty-one days; and. although 1 could have found "H" street in an hour, t knew Mr. Terry too well jo Object to bis plana. On the second tia> t went orer the street. It waa anciont and rather queer, but no more, so than osany eth era J U was tenanted Jjj a poor but re spectable claas of peopled Naturally enough, I bad always Ijad a great curiosity to know why my queer employer wanted to find this street, and so, day in aad day out, I pursued my in vestigaliona 1 asked every resident for Information of Terry, but no one had ever beard of him. Tlie last house on the left baud side was chock up against (ho bluff. One standing on (be high hill, of which Cincinnati has so many, could havo dropped a stouo down upon the tRT hew roof of this house.which was old and un- lenantetU I inspected it outside and In, and saw from its condition that it had been unoccupied for years, it was a frame, aval the floor*.were the plastering all off. and tlie doors and much of the partition* had been carried nway for fuel. ‘ It struck me that this «»ld house held the key to the mjrsUtrj, but though I searched high and low 1 could find nothing, —»—r— On the morning of the thirty-first day Mr. Terry sent for the and inquired if I had found the street. This was the only lime he had spoken to. me tinoo our ar rival. 1 replied that 1 had, aud be then . .TfcTRrel time I went «• K- trein slowed un ai the about dark, ana t was hunter.' I looked oat dab two or time dim Ugh among the trees on either‘tUa the “ T-ooks likea po* shorn’ for a ■nr »"8n f>trt there,’ said the post I banded him his quarter. ‘* That s what,’said l, ae I down aad the train patted owt “ ’Hotel, bosef* said a voice of the plot form beside me.. / • “ ‘Yea, sirroe,T gqawered ee a negm boy held out bit hand for mi grim. T want a good ’un, and I want ifqakfc.’ :* Yes, Mr, jess du way, air,’ ipidthe urcrov •— • v- < ■ ’ w “I stumbled on qfter the boy, rtmmm- in# my toes over every root eu in the road, apd finally caea , new, iftitewtifclied houae'iqaide yard, whose gatewer wae empty. “ One gen'lmap,’ efiid tlie negro to the mat* who came -out on the little man ders and jeric te bn Misncnder_ bia beads iff bis breedtee per seta. " Aa the mischief r I 4 « -* 'Briggs, Bnlst A Co vJkalker, Evan* A Cogswell — e * O >oo B McXab ... ... Longstreet Gantt ..... 4 4 A W Lancaster McXab. Walker A Co «• t M MPeeplee. - P86 1 00 5 00 » 30 37 40 12 00 20 tO 15 00 708 1 00 4 00 218 50 61 55 44 44 44 14- 31 05 13 50 42 55 50 6 50 5 00 08,56 rt 15 00 14 44 44 44 44. 90 11 00 6 00 32 86 35 75 10 OO 24 80 3 30 8 50 *.0(4 *06 15 60 31 20'i 6 85 44 44 44 4, 44 44 44 44 44 44 • 4 P B W ise Kd Perry A Co Preston Warren C GO 3 20 500 00 75 00 35 14 6 00 47 67 35 93 43 33 16 90 S3 90 1 50 8 96 24 00 4 50 10 00 . 5 00 120 26 5 00 3 00 22 00 4 55 Total .......,.$931.43 Fast indebtedness .. 60 A Supplementary Report w ill be pub lished and presented to t^e Presiding Judge at the Summer Term, showing payments made since copy was plaoed with the printers and to lie made from the receipts that shell coma from the tax execution*. AH of which U respectfully submitted. X. F. KIRKLAND, SR., •. County Treasurer. Charles Zissett, f^Nracb'cal Watchmaker. First door south of Brown House, Barnwell C. II., S.C„ offers bDservices to the public. An experience of upward* of forty years la the best guarantee that be knows his tmefnes* and will give satis faction In the quality of his work and the moderation oY his charges. jp0^KeHable time keepers for sale. ioch8 GRAHAMS. - 4‘ &JD. M. GUESS, Pbksidwmt. C. L. WBOTKN, Casuian. Deposits solicited, spddal attention given to Collections. Remittances made at lowest rates of exchanges.— L®«n* made to farmers on good collat eral*. ^ . [jaaA-3m mg. ever we arrive in a city you will do the searching. That’s what 1 have hired you for." i^froxn the foregoing yon' will ho pre pared to believe that t thought him "light in the head," as the expression goes; if no worse. -However, as he had the money and waa his own matter, and as ho waa paying me a big salary, it.wo* not my business to find fault. 1 soon discovered that he had his own peculiar ideas la tbs most trifling matter*. For instance, I was nui to kaow him when on the train. I must, if possible, take the front end of the car, while he took the rear. At ths hotel I must, if such an arrangement were possible, sleep on the floor above him. Any business between us must bo douo aa formally as if we had never met. At oar first stopping place he planned to stay just so many days I was to oovef only so much of the city per day. A queer duck you will think him, bat J couldn't record the tenth of his strange doings and sayings. We went directly to Portland, Me., to begin our search, and although 1 could hutu covered the city is iwo days he planned that we should stay sixteen. Therefore, after the first two days. I had nothing to du but loaf around. On the seventh day he sent his card to my rootu with a request that I call upon him on a matter of buoixMsa, and srhso -1 he asked t "Well, what peep*— In your search?" "I can find wo such strut hers, dr. "Very wall; I give you nine mort days In which to make sure." I spent the nine days In fishing and sailing, and ws went from Portland to Augusta. Wo put in six day$there, aac then want to Montgomery, Vt. We took each state In rotation, viaitlag every city above 16,000 population in each state, and by the time we were through with the state of New York the first year waa up. Every day* found Mr. Tarry ths hifrOanlty. Tibs same observed, and once, Ina railroad smash up. when 1 ventured to address him to inquire if he had been ’ hurt, he looker at me with a cold stare aad replied: "Dem it, sir, you must have me for some oae elver We were well along is the second year, and were in Wilmington, Del., whan 1 met an old friend from the west and told him what a wikJgoose ohaae I waa on. He looked at the diagram for a few minutes and then said: "You’d strike this in Cincinnati. I ecu Id guide you to the exact spot.” lie went fishing into his baggfige and found an oU mag of Clocinnati, and in "You will go to your room, lock your self bi, and remainumftT send for you.*' ! did notliiug of the kind. I skipped out, reached "B” street, posted tnyeeU in tlie hallway of a tenement, and an hour later saw Mr. Terry appear lie went straight to tho old house,.wae in side for half an hour, and then cams out with a package In hit hand I took it to be a package of papers wrapped in oil skin. lie walked off without a glance to the right or Ivft, and * 1 took a short cut and reached tlie I rate I first After dinner lioaent for me and said: "Ocir. search is ended. You hues besn faithful and scnsiUa. Hers is ih* bui ance of your salary for lbs second year, and here ia fl.000 extra. Good-by, air " "But woc’tyoti enlighten" — "Dem it, air, good-by," he Interrupted and 1 picked up my monsy.and went and to this day have never got at tlie bottom facta.—New York Bun. yer’Jl strike lliodinih’ ’ttapper v ing hot I think I fits of hash and a pack of ImaeofeR old man oysd me pretty closely, was a good cater, bat I He .got _ tkroug! % boars upon Hu tahMrgad Wateheff pea. " ’Plague take the drummer,’bsMftd after awhile, *1 b’liere he’ll sat op all Uio butter. Joe, mom the stale. “I calmly helped myself ta Iks last quaricr of a pound of bfilar aad -sheved t|is «»>p(y pUte across to the grinning negro, who was both porter aud waiter. “After that ririt the old fellow aaff I wore aids partners. With a litUn seb- atauliat urging I used to lad kill game for me. He waa a H hunter, and told me wonderful about hit exploits with Ibe-pot,’ aa he catted his nan, whkh hung upon two pegs over tLs fireplace iu tlio uining mom. - . ‘ As I got off the train ene might a yKHinf fcllrm got out of anotW :»»»d cama up to me on the pla Mm*. TrvaMw Crvatv a Vorar. Mine. Patti’s sudden transformation from brunette to blonde may be taken aa an indication of the coming hair dressing fashions. Dark hair has been declared imposaibio by tbs Messrs. Toupet. who arrange tbo modes of tite season’s coif furcs, and it Uierefore behoove* sil who are possessed of dark tresses and desire to be "in the fashiou" to follow Mots . Paiti’a example and convert themselves without further delay into possession of fair hair. Natural blondes will hate tlie ad rentage, so far as expense and com fort uro consemsd: bug In ths matter of appearance they will bs no better off than those who have changed color to suit tho requirements of tha hoar, for wig making has been brought to such perfection as to defy tbs closest ins}Mo tion. Consequently artificial hair will be very much adopted this season, and if. wc desire'to follow in the train of the exacting goddew of fashion we shall have to submit to the uncomfortable, unplraa ant aad unnatural arrangement of load ing our beads with other peoplo'e hair,— London Lady's Pictorial Hamleg Navy VmmU. Tie naming of vessels of tlie navy Ip regulated by taw. Vessels of tha first class srs required to be nqraed after states, those of ths second after rivers, those of tlie third after Uie principal cities and towns, aad those of the fourth as ths president may direct. The law h not always observed aa closely as it ought to be, but In ths main it governs naval nomencrature today. Tho first act bear* .in" on this lubject was passed in 1813. ana was suliecquontly amended by thtt of 1858, to bring it in barmopy with tbs changes wrought by steam navigation.— Boston Tran ■grips ^ ^ ~ v , “r- He was a little bit of a fttlewr, AfltaA out iu a tweed suit, wearing a crash bat and a pair of tyrglaasak and «•** fyirig a brand new grip. I Mr pile at once. He Was a dude, e^ horn drummer, oa'hn first trip oak “ ’Buy. cm* yoh tell a ma* wksn find a hotel .ia this God 1 totmkm placer be said. “ Juat ‘ follow oar "Tlie old men was expecting m, and bod a itrtred aqtiTrreJ ready for supper. The dude watched uaa aa mvSclf to sowmi. «dd the aid man, eying bun. "Ue'p the 7)080; keep roar era on pa pad t* nose, 1 answered. j “ Paid extry fan itj* i an, eying bun. “De’i eliash; that’s public pn ** Thanks, JKKI® aMfe bal L A v«i*raa's cans— •« rrayrr. A veteran of the let* war died, not long ago from tbs sffects of hM army experience, leaving two children, one of, them a boy in hie Infancy. This little fellow, tha other day. wanted to play prayer meeting, aad opened ths saifis by beginning. "Onr Father, who fought in heaven." "That isn’t right," add hil sister. "Yes it is," persisted tha roong prattler; "’t any rote, that’s what they say in Sunday school.^ It was evident that the child Had a confused idea in bis mind as to tlw feiher who 'fMght on eartii and tlie "father which art ia heaven."—Boston Transcript. ■uauiw Natr Market. Tha largest supply of human baft comes from Switserlaod anti Germany, and especially from tha French prov inces. The country .fairs are attended by agents of merchants in London. Paris and Vienna. Only at intervals, . how- ^Hrwarperfect imt of 'but I never eat hash away 4 Quo wants to know U>4 intoncc of hash,’ ha laugh. ’* ’Don’t eat bush. q)if aahl tha jM own, straightening himself up. _ ,> ** ‘Not much,’ naia the d\ide. T *ljp> pose you’ve lieurd that yott eaa ta|s a horse to water, but you nan art rtHp him drink.* v ** ’Don’t eat hash I Gimme ole msaf- ,•< wWswrtn hash to his tarie.' - r , r ’’The fallow tumad srkR^rttrilfld 4 the gills aa tha old mas torts 4fca ;4 ^atr and cocked ik *ir~ “He looked at me only helped myself to we of aquirral and said nothin: " 'Ue’p yerae’f to tha I said the old man, poskiai across the table with lbs i “Nuf said: ha ate bash.” phia Times. 4 TV. IttrS** ItvMkflMt MriL / Car pet goldfinch having from hi* cafe*, fiew into alallai tree iu the back yard.* That* 1 ringing his e*s*tert *nd bii uneipeyted /r»«)om JhI . conscious of the egutepc^c cions sparroW and brought 0*8 fib; on the top of a tha do utoTx'SFihil ■ brigW ^ whan w* catted him, kbdafi with a cbea had almost av«BAp AapvwffW ting him bacL .whaortaapKmd* to ring his bsiakZaat'bell ; bi words, to rrtQa vfltha hasp an tha Ua box whfirait wai krirt^^ waa a sound ho.unrtsrtud, M art \ long >4 * nounco breakfast to hit' Fortunataiy ho had whoa he ihw sway,- matt: knosns sound suggeaf aad lettuce to the li ach. so ho homed down hough to bougii, until ho tho cage. There he rtood for . trrao, eridenUy hemtatiuf, until JHL cultumk hair obtained*, and -ft (a said that there are orders ahead in the shops of Paris and London for all the golden hair that can be obtained in the next five years. When a stock of hair is collected oy agents it is assorted, washed and cleaned. Then <'mc)i hair is drawn through i l-'V* \g A »' rt 11a S^I 4 *■ ril f I tenor delig _ forts of civilix rultu the ry^ of a and polished, a Week. A rr»»»3 EJ*air.rml Kjipcrl ■ Make a room quuc dark, then take an ordinary foutlier duster and dust any gih picture frame you may have, applying tits brush quickly, when httte sparks of electricity as bnUianl as diamond* will fly off the frame, someUau* as far as three inches from tho cornets.—Hood House keeping. ___ The doctor had been sailor! to ine‘ UUlo Mamie’s father, who had Mamie had been A 3* all that tha titioner had aakl, and as bad left she ran to her "Mamma, will "fffr dresa wheu Igrt sicJfr , ^4,' "Why, what' can oT inquired tho "l thought Httk girls’ dresses for tho doctor had a coat."—Drake’*