The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 06, 1890, Image 2
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•orelttndUm, but M a Damncrat todfctwf
for lb* »ucuMac^ iIm patty da taopMly
U to th« gx-PrealdtnU rawonHiw-
U« «ay« that Cl«vala«Mft*a Botton
\6§ tha cUaam I»»wwmi ihn
and Bill i■§pitabla; that 11U1 wWI fight
him to Uwdaatb, and (Bat, pon-
fttMe asoeptlon of Tammany, Mai Clhva*
land eaaaot find mtlflekot parte asp*
port to •ooum tha M««r Yark dtfagaite
to th« national oomrtDilon.”
In hl« rtmarka to Urn bum mooting
on Monday Oon. Uagood aaid that hla
bualaoaa oBgagomonU made It Impowil-
blo that ho conld aooapt a nomination
for fha fiftoo of Morornor In tho coming
old
am film tfi tfcofr loyahy to
moet dtiaon. Thoy know
oonaot know tho aplondld worth of
•oMtor,oaUodhy Tlrg1«lana 9 *thoaavior
of IStorahnrg," of tho cloiMoai, callod
by Hampton In oor later tronbloa M tho
great orgadloor of rtotory , M and would
truly and gladly airvo hlo hlghoot am*
billon, for ho baa proton hlmoolf equal
to great achUrotnOnU. But In hla
otichdrawal from political llfo tboro
oomoa to each and orory ooo tho por-
oenal prtdo and aattafaction that alt hla
future will bo apont among tho aoeaoa
and poofdo that ho torn boat, In tho
homo whom ho la moat honored and ea-
«. May H bo long bofero the "good gray
bead" shall ho mtaaod from among us.
I
fte Care C
W« baro roeotred adraneo ahoota of
thy Am11 Item dgriculturiat for March
pootaintog an acoonnt of tho man nor la
which Capt. Zacbarlaa Jordan Drake,
of Marlboro County, thia Suva, pro*
pared, planted and oultiratod an aero
of land In corn, which produced tho
macTlloua amountof two hundred and Democracy la
fifty-fir# buahcla to tho aero- rdlpolng
tho world’s boot previous record. At
tho report baa boon copyrighted wo can
not re publish It lawfully. The cost of
tho crop, all expenses told, was $114,42,
while Its money value was only $107.1$,
but as Capt. Drake received a thousand
itetters In'prsmtnnh Ire made a pretty
profit. MU aero of land will be rich
the rest of this century, his seed corn is
•oiling at twenty dollars a bushel and
his reputation la more than national—It
Is world wide. The corn planted was
tbooommon Southern white gourd seed,
Improved by twenty years careful ao-
Icctlon until tho oars hvl from 10 to 16
rows and the grains were nearly half
an loch long.
A Yates County, N. Y. farmer came
next to Copt. Drake, making US bush
els of Early Maatodon corn. A Pawnee
County* Nebraska farmer, came next,
making 171 boabolo of the same Maa'o
don vafioty. and Capt. Jere SnolUag, of
Rod Oak, was fourth on tbs list, having
made 111 bushels of White Gourd
rights whatever. The time Is near by
when the old adago that “Republics are
The value of this contest can not bo
measured with words. It shows that
agriculture la Just getting out of ite
Infancy and that tho capobiliUe# of our
lands have never boon understood nor
their value appreciated by oven tho
homo folks. Such apostles as Drake
and Snolllng are worth more than their
weight In gold to the farmers of this
(Kate. Thoy have aet an example that
Is worth more to the proeportty of the
country than |^e carrying of a Presi
dential election could bo.
The Southern Society of New York Is
an organisation of men born In the
Mouth who have made their homes In
that groat city. Its last meeting, held
about ten days ago, wan attended by a
largo number of distinguished guests,
among whom was Ex-President Cleve
land. There was “a feast of reason and
afiowof soul/' the most of ths evening
being given to drinking toasts and mak
ing speeches. In this latter line Col.
C. li. Jones, formerly of Florida but
bo* the exuberant editor of a St. Louis
.dally, capped the climax by nominat
ing Mr. Cloroland for the Presidency la
IMtt. Xbooext morning, the leading
Ysstern Democratic dallies, eVoc tbooe
that hare boon most ardent In tbslr ad
miration for Mr. Cleveland and moat
orgeat for hit renomlnation, opened fire
oa Editor Joaes, condemning his speech
as In bad form and his nomination as
premature. They found fault with him
for doing the very thing that they bad
done. **
At almost the same time some new
nnws come from the IVeat. The Cht-
•nfi Herald, a loading Democratic jour-
nalof.tho North-West, reports Inter-
views with editors Watteraon and But
ler. Cal. Watteraon has made bis mark
hlghaaodltor of tho Louisville. Ky.,
CotrWr-/o4mal. Bo wrote the Demo
cratic pthtfarm adopted by the St. Louis
CwaVohtioB and in still firm In tho faith
that all future fights must be made upon
that foundation. It Is his pet child and
he na to rally thinks It w\se as well as
pVotty, He spoke as follows of the two
teaming Doaincrsls of tha day.
“Huternoakremsiaacos can Mr. Uill
bo nominated... 1 know hla personally,
sad/aspect hia, but I do not believe
that ho can over ha Preetdsat Ho prob
ably nan, and possibly will, defeat
Cleveland fur the aoatnation, but ha
cannot secure it for hlmoolf;
••Mr. Cleveland should have tho unit
ed support of Now York In order to bo
nominated. Without It tho same causes
which brought about hla defoot In
will, In my opinion, accomplish It again
la Idtft. But It is early. Other men
will be board of. The New York fac
tional fight will necessitate It. Gover
nor Abbott Is a likely possibility. He
comes from a Democratic gibraltar, and
he Is •worthy of It—every Inch a mao
Richard R. Hawes, white, was hang
ed at llrmlteffbam, Ala., oa Friday for
tho murder of wife and two daughters
ia December iMfi. Mo kilted kU wlfb
that bo might marry Mias May sa Story,
otcoiu.w.,}*»i**r»*«*»««• *w.~mn*.**to
(how ho had him that ho no »lew oa the “Alliance’*
their mother. Tho bedim wore
footed to two la km near Birmingham
wlurathoy had boon sank, weighted
dawn by railroad Iren. Hawes waa ar
retted an tho a/teraeon of hia marriage
to Mite Story. An attempt was mode to
lynch him, hut tho ahoriff and his dep
uties resisted tho attack on tho Jail sue-
oomfully, killing ten persons owtrljht
and wounding many more. II aw si
made a confession before hi* execution.
Ho claimed that ho had not kilted them
blmsalf, but that ho bad paid John
W yly^t,Georgia railroad conductor, two
hundred dollars to put them out of ths
way. J lie died game.
President Harrison, so some newspa
pers sad people say, owes bla election
to the negro note In- tho Kottfa, which
was tho balance of power In several
doubt/ui States. Mr. Harrison does not
or lotto form, and distributed to
sboR place thorn tn the ban do of tho
msttbsra of tbolr churches, and report
quartorly'to tho secretary of Ate Com-
teittoa tho reception sad distribution of
Tho report of tho Tarmsurec waa than
mads which la as follow* i-
Received from Allen’s Chapel
Barnwell T .
Ghent# firanch, $3,161
Receipt, UWj ...
Healing barings
Groat HalUehatchte
follows to the Carolina Spartan;
Well, I have boon thinking of late,
and terloutty too, on the subject of Me
Insurance. Agents are all over Mm
country. It baa gotten to be a sort of
epidemic. Many of our single man
hare subscribed. Our country will bo
$ 3.60 ! full of rich widows la a few years, ter
19.60 the husbands will wear themselves out
paying duos. Jtaybo It would bo good
policy for some of us to wait a short
white and got owe of those policy-paid
widows. 1 be aid a married man say a
Total expected for First Quarter. 1460.00
. Tho above report shows that the
churches In Att Association are not
coming op to their duty and wo would
earnestly urge that each memlmr of
every church In this Association do
their whole duty (please coo null report
of Apportionment Committee, dee
minutes, pegs 19 > and forward to the
Treasurer of this Association without
delay.
Bre. W. R. Boynton, Treaauref of tbs
Association, was Instructed to urge up
on pastors of churches to see to It that
each church comply fuljy vrlth^tho, res
olution adopted by tne Association.
Resolved That ths Treasurer be au
thorised to borrow $130,00, If necessary,
to defray tho expenses of our Bcnellcia-
rr-
Resolved, 3d. That the Treasurer
correspond with Bro, W. D. Rice and
seem to bo paying hla bona fide political ascertain the amount of money to de-
debts la hla own latitude by the gift of
poetmantershlpc and other profitable of
fices to bla, colored troops, but compro
mises by the exercise of a sentimental
political r h*Htj in ihft South, wK*r* >k«.
tho Executive
counted as having no Committee convene quarterly, and the
Secretary call each meeting as soon as
practicable after tho end. of each quar-
ungrateful” wlU have to bo lengthened- jg?;
to the modern truth
are ungrateful.
that Republicans
Western newspapers bring the tidings
that great nuneborf ef negroes have
moved into the new territory of Okla-
bema and that a mighty multitude will
go Into thWCherokoo atrip when it shall
bo opened In May and occupy Its 43,1)00
homesteads. !l la said that a great many
Mississippi and Arkansas negnws aet
out for the promised last laad fall that
tbs exodus from North Carolina was
encouraged to fill ths places loft vacant.
The engineers of this Okiahoma-Chsr-
ekee migration say that they Intend
create a black .State In which no white
man will bo permitted to hold an office.
The merchants of Athens, Ga.. and
the region* round about have resolved
to quit buying goods from ths Pbiladel-
phis stores of John Wannaroaker, ths
Post Master General. Tbs boyeot has
been adopted because Mr. IV ’a appoint
ments In that section have been exceed
ingly distasteful to the people who have
been purchasing merchandise from rhe
great magnate of the so-called “city of
brotherly love.” South Carolina should
shake hands with her sister Georgia In
this good work.
fray hla travelling expenses as a dele,
gate to the Southern Baptist Conven
tion and-pay to him that' amount lor-} had saved money enough together with
that purpose,
unsolved, ird. That
_Lhm tita Insurance she would get, to
support her and her children hand
somely. She promised. He sent to
his Iorig~bome. One dark and rainy
night, right raonffiX later he winged
Resolved, 4th. That the secretary
prepare for publication those proceed-
Ti
Pit.—You K all
of hix-
Bob Pope, “a bad white man” and
hla ten year old son, were assassinated
In Hampton County, on last Monday
night week. They had been trading at
Cummings and left for their home about
dark. A mile off the father was shot
and his throat cut. The boy’s throat
waa also cut. Signs showed that he had
been caught running away, and baring
seen the murderers they killed him to
save themselves from exposure-
judge James r. Islar is nowon kls
first circuit and the up-country folk*
have all fallen lu lote with him They
think no better selection could hare
been made in the Fir»l Circuit and they
think right.
Ex.President Cleveland has sold bis
Oak v iew place of 9$ acres H**ar W**h-
ington for $140,bio, clearing over $190,-
000, as tka purchase money aifti cost of
improvement* amounted to $32,000.
Tbs thermometer ran down to 25 de
grees at 3t. Augustine, Fla , on Sunday.
The orange blossoms were killed and
the next crop of ths golden fruit will
be abort.
BlS»« IN TUB
old “Sing's Song
penes.” Have you ever read what it
meant T
The four a.vd twenty black-birds rep
resent twenty four hours. The bot
tom of the pie Is ths world, the top
crust la the sky that overhangs It.
TJh* opening of the pie la day dawn,
when the birds begin to sing, and surely
such a sight Is “a dainty dish to aet be
fore a king.”
The king who la represented-aa-op
ting in hu parlor counting his money,
is the sun; while tho gold pieces that
slip through his fingers are golden
sunshine. The queen, who site In the
dark kitchen, is the moon, and the
honey with which 'she regales her
self Is the moonlight.
The industrious maid, who ia In the
garden at work before the king—the
sun-hat risen, the day-dawn and the
clothe# she hangs out are the cloud-,
while the bird which so tragically ends
the sougby “nipping off lier nose” ia
tbe hour of sunset. So we have the
whole day lu a pie.—(New York
World. 1 ^ •
OUT OF TMt WAV.
iMtoVi tan *ra i
Jsnrta eaa o**tr mmk* mmtm aaoticK
Jail* I*Vefal togas ml of IS* way
Out of IS# wj of teaetiful
Out of tbo way atth tua gom*o and toys
Out of Um way wkS hia aticka awl auing*
Owl m Ike atraat. with tba otfcar ko/a’
him that bo go slow oa tbs “Alliance"
and Insure bla lift—taks slock In mon
eyed enterprises, Ok, my heart 1 Oh,
mj liver! If say wife was te suggest
suck a thing to aw my neighbors would
think the gray mare was running away,
for I would couault Dr. Black Imme
diately, feeling swre that she saw am-
mistakable evidence# of an early depar
ture. Then on bended knees, with pro
truded eyes, dilated nostril* and palpl
uting heart, I would Implore her to
toll me what hook-eyed, lil-devised,
tap headed imp of satan the had picked
out for husband number two, and
should the namejaiellvw-that had made
It warm for me In the race, ths hard-
run race for the dear woman in ques
tion, I would positively refuse, to Jn
sure.: But
should deny having for a moment en
tertained such an ldea,_l would always
have grave doubts and do my endeavor
to live ninety years. A good man waa
dying, hia wife was by hia aids, be
begged her never to marry again; he
his way back to earth and through the
key-hols saw a neighbor, ths laziest
man in the whole country; propped up
deceased’s best coat,
faster than he came
ings and send copies to each ol the i*si'|« hia own dear wife, having Dd
County papsrs and alto to the Baptist
Courier. . .
D. P. SojorxKxx, .
■ ■ •’— ChalrmanT
J. A. Jknkiks, Secretary.
Baptist Courier please copy.
He went back
down. Such is
life. So now, you see it don’t pay in
the here—after -sense of tbe word to
leave the widow In affluent circum
stance#. Ills a poor rule'that won’t
work both ways. Why don’t the wife
illtoaceDepartmeiit. 4
Adopted as As County
ah, HA.
ty Affiance July Ith,
juaroer, rvsMdsat.
Vice rreskfsat.
fieorrtary.
Britton, Chaplain.
B. Took, Lecturer
Dooe keeper.
• g. J. fsaenok. Aasteteat Door Keeper.
B W. BodilorU, Bwgsaat a# Arms.
M. W. PhUBp*, lavtetes Afeut.
Executive Cian steles—C. B. Flee, W. W.
Patrick, W. A. feast.
Trade Commutes—O. M. Ilaater, E. H.
Dowling, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. Ait.
Omunittee on Good of the Order—J. C. Mc
Millan. C. M. Edsafteld, W. T. Cave, J. K.
toelllag, K. B. Ueese. ,
Cerrest,
In speaking to tha aaaaa meeting oa
Monday Dr. N. F. Kirkland, Sr. told
the following Incident; On Friday last
at I waa riding homeward from Barn
well I mw twelve bugglee standing in
front of Mr. Calvin Creoeh’a house In
George’s Creek Township
horaea were in sight. I knew that be
bad been tick for four months and
feared that he had died. When I came
on tha other hand if fi«ld 1 found out better. Twelve
members of the Alliance were busy
plowing his unbroken laad. They had
left their buggies where 1 had seen
them. An order Influenced -by a neb
principles must succeed. There Is no
such word as failure in Its vocabulary.
March 1st
£ Jit or J'toplr :
At a regular meeting of Mount Pleas-
[ant Farmers Sub-ATttxnwr No.' 671,
with not more than half of Its member*
attending on account of tbe bitter cold
wea'her. those present twing moved by
<!J ippathy foe Sister E. 1~. Dunons took
up a collection for her benefit. The
old gentiem in cap no longer hobble his]
wiy to the cemetery, for men, as a rule, 1
have the rheumatism, he could have a
cushioned buggy and gentle horse, en
abling him to shed* an occasional tear
upon the last resting place ot her, thin
w hom there was none better. But may
be ws will think differently when we
are differently situated
contribution* amounted to firs dollars
in cash, fourteen dollar and sixty cents
in subscriptions, seven gallons of syrup
and 1 feel satisfied that ths members
who were absent will pay eight or ten
dollars more at our next meeting.
Brethren at must take care of our bo-
vod vlsiers, as it will be like ’broad
‘i ca-t upon tho waters.”
For the commute^, ^
G«». M*C. Duties write# os
AH«a.<J. f D'lhnehefu,
rtlstivo'to ihb farmers’ AHUuos:
You have struck the keynote of Ae
•iuatioa In year rffiimmSDdations for
Jointly borrowing Aooey nod buying
for cask. You know, Ikoa exactly
w hat interest you are vpoylng and will
have mofe latitude fof purchasing
where you hare tbe sash and not likely
to buy more then you need.. ^ our
pkursriU eoeewrnpe eeouoray and thrift,
and stimulate the desire to malnutP
money loaders
Spocio! /Moo.
Sussu:
r >K8 of fiubocriptioff to the Capital
bt * * ”*
buwk of the KnterpriM Manufoo-
turitrfi Company will he opened on Wed
nesday next, tbe Ifith dav of March, at
tbe office of Andrew T. Woodtr
R#q.. Lew Range, Barnwell C. II.- 8.
The Stockholder# will pUaae tweet
tbe same plsOe at ft o’clock p m. on that
date 12th lu«t., for tbe purpose of or
ganlxing.
K 8. THOursoH, Wu. McNaa,-
A. T. WooDwaao, J A. Tonix.
ALraxp ALbaicu, YT. J- Du.ncax,
• Corporators.
%
ones money iewwer* are aseured fl ,c J
na grt io par cent fur their money, ori
even 9 per oeut and thu principal paid,
w hen It ia due, there wHl be no scarci
ty of money to loan. Plenty of people
would bu too glad to get this rate of in
terest when tbe Government Is only
paying .8 per cent, ahd many of ♦he
States 4, 4^ and 6 per cent of their In
debtedness. The first thing to b» es
tablished is confidence, tbs next ia econ
omy and thrift, and prosperity is bound
to follow.
No other people on worth could have
survived the rate of interest pwld by
iLw j.giluitturxl population ef tbe
South since tbe war, and it is about
time they were adopting the wise and
sensible course you have suggested.
cultural people in the world. If we
would adopt business methods. If we
would only goto workand make enough
to eat at borne, and my#, tbe farmer#
wrfuld soon be lenders rather than bor
rowers of money.
Look at the condition of the farmers
In the northwestern gram Mates, nura-
Tk* Trta*t« of Tears ms ayspacaj.
Mrs. Dr. G. B. I.artlgus.departsd this
life at Blackville ou the 27lh ult. Tbe
fatal disease, pneumonia, resalted from’
an attack of the prevailing lufluenxa.
For the bereaved hatband and daugh
ter, w bote happy home life has Inran so
rudely shattered, a sympathy it felt that
cannot be expressed in human words,
and that will widen as the sad tidings
shall be carried to all that knew the
living and the dead
Their friends thare their sacred sor
row and pray that it may be lightened
by tbe hope of reunion In the better
world to come. A F«isni>.
W. A. All, Sr*
Eamj te slip fro** borne i
Cbtt of ibe Mutber rare late the throe#
Oul of tbe *ray of fm aad coatpUiot,
Owt ef Ibe fee >>r*e avlftty <
Cm ef tbe way ef truth aad rlfM.
Oat wttb tbe bofct. the rack Waa. tbe gay
Out ut purity law tba etflO*—
Mother, your boy ia out of tbo way!
Out toco darfcaoo*, crime aad «oal
Mother, why So yaa warp lodayf
Weefk that Jami* bae euak so low.
You a bo mot blot out of your wayt
wMI of the'Greaf Architect who doelb grace for their time of need and may
Tray you. atotbar. to bo for#1»ea$
Sad for yaur boy. too* pray. oh. pray*
For be W out of tbo *ay to bearro—
Tm ba is eureiy out of tho eay'
- Youth t Coaipaaioa.
Boston capitaliste bars bought 3,9f<i
acres of Kaolin land la Lexlngtou coun
ty and will erect large pottery works
fer making white table ware.
Marina Gregg, the four year old
daughter of Mr. 8. L. Ready, w as gored
to death by a Jersey bull at Johnston
last week.
•tortlag the Salt —
Editor Profit:
I will plant 30 acresof Allen Silk Cot
ton provided the 300 acres are planted
In this section. I planted two acres last
year and think it will make as much per
acre as other cotton, provided it
good distance, say 4 by 3 feet.
Yours truly,
II. U. EbiTtnuxo.
ft
eratlc gklns eon! fi<f from
^•;tiMF.Weat ha said: .
*Na. I have hopaAtSfi. I have look-
ad with pleasant autieipaiiona to I Bl
oats, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan
aad lava. Rut tha fanners seem wad-
dad A their mortgagee. They either
cannot understand or will not appreci
ate tha nature of their burden. Tha Da-
mnerele tenet carry New York, New
Jersey, Oaqnootkut and ladiena.” -
“Editor Butler eolaclded wtth tha
rtewe af his aataaaaed coo temporary.—
. -ilia daclatwd himeelf Grorcr Clawaiaod’e
sad free from political
• ^rwttrijtkm^ffi cafrYTi)g Jut
BLacKTiLLX, srt., Fub. 14th, 1800.
The Executive Committee of tbe
Barnwell Baptist Association met to
day at 11 o’clock a. m. I'reasnt: D.
P. Sojourner, W. K. Boynton, \V. D.
McMillan, B. F. i'eepies and J. A. Jen
kins. Brother Sojourner stated that
the object for which we were called
together was to take under considers-
Tbalr K<
At the recent meeting of the coo
of Gorman men of science and
phyaiciausat Heidelberg, HorrO Am
nion submitted to ti»e Anthmpolorical
section aooie iutereetiug results of ob
■ervationa its had made in Baden.
These observations related to 6.000
•bUlicra. The tell men had generally
loug skulls, or skulls of medium
length, whereas the short men had
round skulls Moat of tbe round
skulled men came from tba Black
Forest; the long skulled usually be
longed to tlie valley of tho Rhine, and
were eapeci-.tlly numerous in town# and
in ths ueighoorbood of the castles of
ancient families . ' ‘
From this fact Derr Ammon con
cluded that the round skulled moo
bad been the original inhabitants of
the Rhino valley, that thev had been
driven from it by long skulled invnd
era, aud that tba latter bad established
tbeimelves near tba settlement of their
victorious leader. Having shown that
there ia a certain relation between the
height of the figure and tba shape
of tba skull, Herr Ammoo want on
to indicate tba relation between fair
hair and blue eyas. No fewer than
80 ner cent of the men with blue area
had fair hair. Ua found also that
physical growth is general I v quicker
in tba caae of tha brown eyed titan in
that of the blue eyed typa—Nature.
Tribal* ot R**part
Whereat, liotl, in his allwise provi
dence, has called from labor to rest our
beloved brother, 1). II. Platts, a member
of Buford l,odge, A F. M., No. 27,there
fore be it resolved
l»t That iu the death of brother
Platts tbe connnuulty has lout one of its
best citizens, (be church one of lu mo«t
exemplary members and (his l.odge one
of Ua moat consistent adherent*
2nd. That w hile we feel deeply our
los* we bow in meek submission to the
all things well.
wear mourniug thirty days.
4th. That a copy of these rsaolutions
be published in the County papers of
Hampton and Barnwell, aud that acopy
also he furnished the family of our de
ceased brother and they also be in
scribed on ouCiOUaute book.
W. E. Hesse, 1
J. W. Jenny, \ Committee.
G. D. Klnard,)
la M
At the regular m or ting of Mount.
Pleasant Hub-A1 Hanes No 671, the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were
offered by Brother W. A. All, 8r., aad
uiianiinouriy adopted:
Whereas it ha* pleased our Heavenly
Father, w Ito is “too write to err, too good
to be unkind,’’ to remove from us our
friend and Brother, E. L. Duccio, we
the Mount Pl^atatil Fanners’ Hub-Alll-
ancs No 671 adopt the following reso
lutions :
Fikst. Resolved, that we recognise
tbe tender hand of an all-wise Father,
who (-hasten* us only for our good, and
thus hid# us “be ready/’ as, we “know
not w hen ike Son of roan cometh.’’
Second Resolved, that iu the death
of K. L. Ducom we have lost a faith!ul
’riend and brother, whose sterling in
tegrity, earnest purpose, firmness iu
the right, purity of action and faithful-
ueas in the performance of duty won
for him a high place In the respect and
regard of hi* brethren aud associate*.
Thied. Resolved, that a page in our
Minute Book be inscribed to bi* mem
ory, and ail tbe member* of Mount
Pleasant Huh-Alliance No. 671 wear the
badge of mourning for thirty days.
ForsTii. Resolved, that our sincere
and heart felt sympathies ire extended
to the bereaved faiuilv of our esteemed
friend and brother. May the Comfor
ter abide with them and give them ;
ing corn for fuel bccauas they cannot
realize any profit by iu saie—and gen
nraliy with nothing -rise te eeH. The
interest on their mortgages due and un
paid. their families to support, what la
to prevent a crash if this continues, aud
orDtefilfitite relief 7 It la ate Tct In
eight! Contrast the situation of a far
mer te-the cotton belt. If ho make* Ul#
ow n meat and bread, and only * littl*
cotton, that little is a* sure to command
cash a* a United 8tare* bond. He is
near enough to the market te avoid the
destructive burdens of unnsporUtion.
But buyers will hunt him up, aud tu
can have a market at his own door of a
commodity which is Imperishable In tbe
usual meaning of that term. What
other farmers have This ad vanugrf
But I did not intend to do more than
express my appreciation of your most
admirable letter and comeici.d It for
its words 6f w isdoui and practical ad
vice. Very truly yours
A. C. Bi’tlse.
God grant unto them an abundant en-
3rd;' Tltatrths member*' of this l/odge trance !ntt> his filftfUhlinff* Iffoi-y wTffi
A LewftMj
Tbe Warsaw Courier reports in a re-
la - !P - Uju "-- Us *?
tho pur
poses for which this committee was
constituted by the Association.
1 n accordance with re*o2uiion« passed
at our laat Assoolatiou (see minutes
page C, it becomes the duty of the Sdb-
retaty of thia Couimittcs to correspond
wUU> the secretaries of the Slate, Homs
and foreign Mission Boards sod effect,
If possible, an arrangement hr which
all Information- u>- regard to their re-
baa lasted for four centuries. Tbe
suit commenced in 1490, and has gone
ou oasiduouslv with varying fortunes
ever tinea One woijld imagine that
tbo question involved Dus of die grepb
vsi consequence, end the pecuniary in-
tercels te stake of inimenw value. On
tbe contrary, tho dispute waa about a
piece of uncultivated land, only forty
aerre in extent Yet for 400 years
have tbe descendant* of the original
disputants wrangled oxer tlisas few
clous of earth, at a cost which is tern-
spec live fields of mi'Cstou labor be coV»- bib' to* ^^‘Irinplnle cirfipt lot the
lecied, published quartzriy, la leaflst^ tiwyera
°3 bira.
In order to appreciate tbe grea? ad
vancement which has taken place it is
ouly necessary to compare one of the
machine* built during the Infancy of
the invention with one of the latest im
proved light .running New Home. For
sale by W. Vogel.
Diphtheria Is dangerous when It gets
among our little one#, hut there ia do
Uaugsr.if you will give them Radam’i
Microbe Killer. It never fail* to cure,
and as a preventative it It sure.
For bale by U K. Ryan, Barnwell,
D. K. Briggs 4k.Co., Blackvllle.
X/k .4 ^ W*
“Yes/* aaid the oldest Inhabitant*
“this is a pretty mild wiuter, but 1 re
member a season that waa much warm
er than Ibti/’ “How long ago waa
that?” queried hla' listeners. “Ouly
last summer.” - - \
I 1
A small Investment when health can
be obtained should be no consideration,
and Kadam’s Microbe Killer will surely
kill the microbes, and when that is done
you cannot be sick.
For Hale by G K. Ryan, Barnwell,
D. K. Briggs A Co., Blackvllle.
E. W. Vogel, agent, is fast disposing
of bis stock of dry go*!*, Ac, with a
w of haudU
, 0*Vl Wp. w««w*,
carriages and cooking stoves of every
description. All can be bough* ou the
iustallment plan.
ini Oodcm £t., Poila.. Pa.,
r March 26th, 1689.
| Ma. Kadam:
Dear bir—Had a violent attack of
acute inflammatory rheumatism, which
waa promptly and quickly cured by
S our Microbe Killer. 1 used flannel
andagn* around the limb* and anna
wet with it, besides uakig.it internally.
Mas. B T. Jmmxxt.. *
For sale by G. JC B*an, Barnwell;,
i D K. Briggs A Co., Blackvills.
our brother, when the storms of life are
over and we. like him, “rest beyond the
river.
Fifth. Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be tendered the family of
our friend and brother, and that the
same be published in the Bam*well
I’xorLK and Allendale Enterprise.
F. U. blt'KINSOK,
Secretary.
March 1st 1S90.
II.
is-
The petition of W S Hay and E
Oswald, praying that a charter he
sued te the petitioners and their asso
ciates for the Allendale Preshvterian
Church of Barnwell County, having
been this day filed In mv office, Notice
ia hereby given that the sa'd charter
will bis Issued thirty days after data
hereof, if no itgal objection be made
and sustained.
. W. GILMORE SfMUH,
C. C P. A G 8.
J^Jerk’a Office, 34th February, 1800
Final Discharge.
VQTICEU hereby rlvcn thatthe
1* dersigned w 111 hie his final acc<
an-
account.
with J. O. Patteraon, Kaq., .lud^e of
Frebate Haturday, the 6th day of April
uext, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as
nsibte courae you nave sagx c Executor of the e»Ute of Joseph Hand.*
We have the advantage of any agn* f#| r deoeaaedjhud ask for Letters Dis-
misaory.
A . I’
MILLER,
Kxe« uu»r.
Final Discharge.
IYOT1CK Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will file their final ac-
ouml wlih-J-.O. I’atterwoo- Kaq .Judge
of Probate, on Haturday. the 21>th day
of Mareh next at 10 o’clock in the fore
noon, a* Administrators of the estate of
II M. Kay, deceased, vnd ask for Letters
Dismiesory.
A. I». 1IOOTON,
F. M. RAY,
Administrators.
Final Discharge.
VOTHJE is hereby given that ths un-
1* dersigned will file his final ac
count with J.O. Patterson, Esq., Judge
of probate, on Thursday, the 2tKh day
7 of March next, at lu o’clock In the fore
noon, a* Aduiinist-ator «.f tha estate of
W. 11. Dyches, de-»e.-«s«d, aud ask for
Letters Distniitoorv.
B. J HUTTO.
fab 20-4w] Administrator.
“Ufa ate Ut Llv«. M
The fourteen Alliances that farm the
“Gaffney Trade Union/' met in Jan
uary at Gaffney City and received
sealed bids from 6 or 6 of the most re
sponsible merchants te furnish, on
time, those members of these Alliances
who have to buy part of their supplies
on a credit. The merchants very prop
erly offered two rates, per cent.—one
on“g'lt edged” accounts; another, and
a higher one. where they hod to secure
themselves by liens and chattel mort
gages. The committee to whom the
business waa entrusted, wishing te live
and let lire, raised some of the bids
and equalised them. Then thee# mer-
ebsau entered into a written agree
ment, to furnish goods at a certain
price above coat, spot cash; so that now
any member of those Alliances can buy
on Dine from auy of these merchants at
the same per cent; thus giving te each
uHmtwr of the Alliance his chosen mer
chant, and to each merchant hla p*
Aud .witets is- the -hu»«eaL.
Mr y-
merchant that could object to this gen-
i era! rate per cent time price. Then
this arrangement (brows a protection
arouqd the Alliances collectively and
individually, giving “equal rights to
all and special favor# to oons.”—Alli
ance Department of Union Times. ‘
Tbs ABlar.ce of Zlou Township,
Ocangeburg County, has just comple
ted-a most capacious and central!* loca
ted haU (or iu meetings and* all pub*
it meettbga held fo that township.
the National Convention in Ht. Louis
last fall.
Tbe Cabarrus, N. C. County Alliance
has resolved that its members will not
buy anything from hook agents or
traveling salesmen of machinery.
The WHkinsville Alliance of Union
oonnty has offered a premium of $.'10,00
for ths best acre of cotton raised by ouo
of the members this yesr.
FDD SALE.
J ERSEY Cows and Heifers for tale.
Apply te
L. C. RICE,
. Grahams T; O , 8. C.
To Dead Overseers.
s
Office CorNTT Commissionbes, 1
Bask well Cocntt. V
IWbIvwell, 8. C., March 4th, 1896.1
R OAD Oververs in the County of
v Barnwell arq hereby ordered to
want out all hands liable to Hoad Duty
and proceed at oace te put their roads
In good condition.
By order of tho Board.
M J. PATE,
Clerk.
Moore-:-Co.
Find Discharge.^
VOT1CE is hereby given that the un-
iv dersigned will file his final ac
count w ith J. O. rattereon. Esq., .luiige
t»f I'mii.ite, nu ThursITsy, tr>e 20th day
of March next, at IU o'clock iu the fore
noon. a* Guardian of the estate o! Mar-
gtret Ann Carroll W. M. Djcln**, J..
( . Ihrcbe* and U. 11, M>chrs, and ask
for Letters Disniiasorr.
B'J. HUTTO,
feb 20-4w) . Guardian.
Dissolution Notice.
T HE eoi-ARTNEUSIIir Iwmofor-
••xi-ting hotwarti tl»*- iiml*ir«igue«l
wa* disaolifd l»r mutual conrent on the
tlr-t day of January, l.v.ai. All liabili
ties of the late firm are a«siiined by Dr.
John M. .'Niuiih, who will collect all
claim* line to It, and continue the busi
ness under hi* mtinv and ou tii* ow u ac
count. J NO. M SMITH M. D.,
W. H. WOODWARD. '
Willfsion, 8. C.
15 Fehy., 1690-3w
Wateh as WtU a* War#.
Our .State President, Gen. Stack-
house. says that: “We have taken in.
and we must continue te take in, mem
bers w ho are “financially bankrupt; if
they bavs good mural character. Th»#
is right, we honor our organization by
the effort to lift them up-to improve
their financial C’-ndition—Full we can
not afford te carry them if they should
even seem to be careless about tbrir
financial obligations. Should they fail
to practice titat strict economy, or te
exhibit that industry and con*taut ap
plication to busitiess so necessary to
success, we must ex|»el them. To re
tain them would be a wrong te all who
are battling for the manhood and inde
pendence ol the farming aud industrial
classes.”
The Oconee C'ouutv Alliance has of
fered the follow Ing premiums ou crops
to be grown by its members iu that
county:
For the beat yield of corn, growu on
ooe acre of upland, $IU; for the best
yield of rorn grown ou one acre of
bottom land, $10; for the best yield of
cotton, grow a on one acreof land. $10.”
fpHRKE iluulrod and Eighty-eight
Ths memhersliip-of the Alliance h*s A acie* of good^e»*jton laud in Bull
dofibletTIh Ksn*a» sld, c tffc mectTh'J'oT ^"d Tow i.ship, eight miles from Al-
Notice.
% I
A l.f, person* holding claim* against
the late Jame* H. Brow n mu-t pritp-
rrly attest the same and prewent to my
Attorneys, Messrs. Skinner A William*,
aud all person* inilcbted to the same
will In* kind Cnoiigii to make payment
to my Attorneys, ail at their ofli«*e at No.
67'6 Main Street, < '(dunibia, S. t’., w here
Mr. NY iiliaitt* will examine ami direct
paymciit receive and rec« ipl for claims.
sl.sAN M. BROWN,
Qualified .YdniinDtralnx:
feb 13? 4 w
-Plantation For Sale.
lendale, same distance from Matthew*
Bluff. The Improvement* consist of a
go<»d twelve room dwelling .house aod
good (Mitbulldlngs. It I* strictly healthy
and has good w ater. For terms apply
to or address G. M. W ILLIA MH,
feb 4-3m] Allendale, H. C.
Warrants Wanted.
I am prepared to pay the l»eat price#
for l.and Warrants issued to soldiers of
the United States Army for service in
the wars with Mexico and the Hemlnole
Indians in Florida.
Write or apply In |>er*nn to
A. B l ONNOR,
Attorney-at-Law,
AUcttditto, 8. C.
Jan. 10-tf •
^rsale7~
Three lots on Main Street with 50 feet
fnmt by JOUdeep, between Davis’s law
office and Post office.
Four lots opposite Mr. W. Gilmore
Simms, same measurement. .
The lot and rcsld Mice now occupied
by Capt. Woodward 100x200 (wet.
The five Wte and buildings between
Tobiu’a drug store aud Poet office ou
MalnHtreet.
These are the most desirable building
ots in the town for any purpose aud
will be sold reasonably.
For full particulars apply te
A. T. WOODWARD,
feb SB-tf -
FOR SALE.
F INE RESiDKX<’K in the Town of
Barnwell, lit by Gas, furnished
with ^WateMtipe* and Bath-room, and
contelttiMg.J^UtMMt Kooure,- Pwtrtry'imt
mwii
X’oHt mwmm
c,
—UAVX NOW ON HAND—
A COMPLETE A8SORTMENT OF
COFFlKS«AND«CASKETS
OF ALL 8IZK8, 8TILE8 and Qt’ALITJEH.
Prices the lowest In the County. .
Persons needing them will call on
WM. W. M00RE,
At MfNab.AValker At O/a Store.,
uiarclk $-4(
urcs SIS. feet
Floating * i-.a.j WeL iuul Fl*h
Basin on premise.*: Kitohau, Hervant.’s
House, HUtble*, Well, Ac.
T'erens: One-third cash* hitiance ojp
Iwjgthne with H) per cent, iutrrest,.
ALHO-
A Plantation containing 558 acre*) 292
sleared upland, jmlanceMWHmp naitiure,
w'ithiu one mile of Barnwell Village.
Five new Tenant Houses and Htables.
Two WeUaof good Water.
Prioe $f,,U0; $j,lino cash, $600 in 12
■wmths, and balance on time to. sulk
purchaser.
G. DUNCAN BELLINGER,.
Ftby. 20tb, ltftV-|f