The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 13, 1890, Image 2
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The Barnwell People,
w. HOLMES,
tniTUR AND
pROrBItTOR.
the t(In bUuktVH) i*outh. 4fp«rtfrre wtmlrt Ioavb % fr^od in*ny
Tbftfihflr Vtm aud pnmpVn ple» p«cpl« o» till* aide of tVe Savnii-
may be baked a»d tfeeir cod fi«h chow- aab tu a calm and screae iraioe uf
dertd, their poUuxvi ciiipped and their wl«4.
■ in.
UHeK>i COUNTY UlRinJ. ATKIN
t'HUK.SUA Y. M A KCrt 13, 18«a
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“-T
•*W1M WtnteBeWUk 1U”
The farmers of ths State Have spoken.
The substance of their answers to the
-call ieauad 0y Capt. Shell, on behalf of
the Farmers' Cooperative AMaociation
will be found In another artiole in this
paper, under the heading, "Facts and
innate 11
What next?
The mass meeting* in Laurens, Marl
boro and Edgefield Imaructed their
delegations to vote for the nomination
of CnpL B R. Tillman, for Oovemor.
As Capt. Tillman preside^ over the
last mentioned assemblage it follows
that he consents to tcoept the leader
ship of the ticket. Will he, Id the face
of ail the returns, consent to take the
.nomination now, on the principle that
“a bird In the hand is worth two in the
bush," or will he prefer to submit his
chances to the weighing of the regular
Democratic State Convention?
- That Isib* huri
hour and Capt. Tilltuau alone can make
positive answer. :
For It is no violent assumption to
sar that his word is law with the Farm-
ora' Co operative Association lie
brought tbs movement Into being sod
has guided and championed it* course
all through its eventful ^existence.
But for his foroefuineaa it .wight have
died In infancy, Perhaps It might have
won a better success, but fur his errors
AJiiance Department.
shim miU made into dairy cheese, they
would take -the colored slaters from
tinging the songs of Jordan Baptist,
Frost Branch and Canauu Fair church
es.
•
That their onion* and loe crops may
be harvested, that their highways anay
be macadamized ami the refuse of their
fieldh and shop shelves may be sold at
a profit, they would lake the colored
man and brother from his moonlight
walks to his neighbors' watermelon
patches, his idyllic chsse of the marsu
pial o’lgpfcnm, bis researche* in the
potato patches of the umeconstrurted
Democrat and hls»ie»tits in the seques
tered plum thicket 4« the sweet summer
time. And there may bo even the
worse torment in store of forcing each
immigrant to listen to the speeches of
Blair and Edmunds until all sensation
is dead, all hope banished, all faith flvJ
and the negro becomes as mean as ths
swag* Dow^pF.aster.
Blood Is thicker than water, but here
we draw the line. We take the part of
the negro against the New England
missionary I ml fifr- w t^THmsr'premxt*
tlce is given now that if one such should
turn his steps toward these headquar-
, The Railroads of this Statu made aver
! a bond-red thousand dollar* more in
January 1*99 than In any correspond
ing month for erven years.
They will be rich enough next Jan
uary to furnish Separaic* accommoda-
tlons—provided the next Legislature
shall be worth Its salt.
•• Hitts aas Plrvrss.
Weglve below tlie rceultx of the »o
llonaud noruKttmi of the several couu- ^-== rL =^~ : ~—~ ^- tr —
ties of this State in answer to chairman ' Adopted** the Q^tnty tH*ran by the Ceuu
Shelf* call. We have compared the ty Alliance Jul> ftU, 18SS. .
accounts published in o«r exchanges
and feci sore that ths statements we
Fifty DoSars Reward.
<^Ra
A RKVv AHDnf Fifty DolUrs w
paid for Information leading
arrest and voiivlcfiwn of the per
"In
not
» Inalsto letter Bill Arp says:
our part of the country we have
yet gut so bumble as to
'Lick the baud that's raised to Alike the
blow/’
But the Tenwasses Legislature that
"intermingled ' with the Republican
League Convention, and other people
nearer home who have gushed over
Russell Harrison and Vice-President
Mortou art-*-
woir.
Tbo Grand Jury of EdgeBe^d fired
Into abuses ml-cellnueously Iasi week.
The presentment said tlmt the Supreme
Court canput be "too Strongly oou-
publish area fair picture of the events
of the week:
Abbeville—Attendance small, dosed
doors, protracted se*«ioo delegates lu-
stru'goil ag.tlust nomination).
Aiken—Thirty three voted, delegates
uninstructed, thought they will favor
nominations.
Anderson - Possibly a hundred at
tended, delegates uniustnictod, senti
ment decidedly against nominations.
Barnwell—Three hundred present,
delegate* instructed against nomina
tions.
\ * '
Beaufort—No meeting.
Berk-^y—No meeting.
Charlci»tou-»>io «t-c::Wg.
Cheater--Two hundred and fifty pre-
eeht. .Some favor, others opp<Mc immi- i
nations Delegates uoiiiati acted.
Chesterfield—No. meeting.
il. J PATH, Associatk Kditox,
To dhrm til Cmumuiilcstiotui on Alllauco
Matters should be addrcsKed.
science
lit this year on which ws hxvo junt
fairly inten d, before political ambi
tion# shall warm to sprendlng fever ^
* best, let each and every ono * l*o has p fr ^ ul ,5 whft bn>ke Tnto the
taken the obligation# of the Alliance school Building on Monday night, the
Inr,,* Itis life revive and remember the ifali liiat., ami damaged public and die-
ptedie that H taust b. k.|.t fre. from |.rival, prop- rtv.
all entangling alliances that would
choke It among the worthless Urea, ami
make it the servant <* meaner things.
Thet e are men, no women, who would
gladly see it venture from its safe moor
ings Inte the strong *ea of politic!! aad
there make shipwreck uf iu self and all
it* full freight of fairest hopes. There
are other men who would gladly pros
titute Its power to their own selfish ser
vice and ride upon its strength to place
and power, who would barter all its life
OtfU rn uT t&t CsraCj llllsacs.
D. P. Sojourner. Pn^Ident. ^
A }'. Frts!, Vies Prukidefit.
W. M. Hambejc; acerctao*.
N. F. Kirk’.andVTrtuiMirsr.
W. 0 Brlt-tou, Obspluiu.
L. B. Tools. Lecturer.
J. U. Huy, .Vh.Mstar:t LerCurec.
J. »4. Lsnceatsr, Duct Ki-eper.
Ju. J. rtac^K-k, Assistant Duor Keeper.
B W. bock ford, Her^eant xt Anus.
M. W. l^iUllpii, Bu.-LiesM Aip-ut.
Ex<*cutivfl CosamUtoe—C. B. Free, W. W.
Patrick, W. A. Fau*>t. *
Tnuis‘Cumumtse—O. K. limiter, E. H.
Dopant, J. M. Ulider, A. All. - * r altrv tei» of a paltrv oiBc«. Be
Commluse nn Woovi of Uie Order—J. C. Me* . } , .., _ ’
Mlllun, \|. Edsufield, VV. T. Cave, J. K
MiieUing, E. B. Ouess.
Nvticc. ,
The *iib-Tru*u»ie Stockholders are re
quested to meet at Rant well C. I!, on
first Friday In April, at 12 in., to finish
Clarendon—AtnAit one hundred at- UD Sul;i * unMuUhed business,
tended, delegate* uninstrncted. resolu- Ui xsa,
demued" for granting new ti isls j*.n t ll - a iLdpVcd .ig.iimo- uuuumtthms.
’'iriirtsy" pretexts." tasps the Circuit! Abou* sixty pei sous, d
dele
ters to seduce <>ur faithful pressmen,
Dennis and Dublin, we ahall shoot him
on the spot, plead that we thought 4m
was a book agent. get acquitted and go
on oi/V way, rejoicing that we have
donosomething good in Ibis world.
A Buttes Flask.
In the ready-made platform that the
Courts for nlh>\\ ingensua to be coutin- QdluHructed
ued so often and winds up With dTeven ' Darlington-M iss meeting
chargMs Rgainst Sheriff Outz. As Capt.
B. K. Tillimui in a inewbsrof the grand
inquest these reveUUonH may be juxiiy
oreditod to his reforming hand, head
and heart.
4 -hatrmitn TTTreclors.
fore the reveille of '-the.-campaign is
sounded let us make it knos u that every
candidate must nvake hit own way and
that uonc hIihII use the mailtle of our
order as a covering for tm laults, nor
Its membership as a laddv*.r on which to
climb above-hU rivals. For there are
good men nnd true ik4 connected wi»h
' C. DUNCAN BELLINGER,
Intsndsut.
GEORGE n.BATF.H,
Clerk aud Treaa. Board Trustee*.
Notice to Employers.
A LL persons are hereby cautioned not
to give employment to Nick Wil
liam-*, colored, about 20 years old, who
is under contract to labor for me du
ring the current year, as l intend to
t nfore the law applicable to that offence
O.C BAXLEY,
mar 13-tf) Barnwell, 8 C.
—— -j
Notice To Employers.
A LL person are hereby cautioned not
to give employment to Titus Miller,
who is uudercontract to labor for me
during th current year, as I intend to
enforce the law upplicable to that of-
oux broLhtrhifftd i-h-.»r„a>ttenpA- fenci;.. ■■m,. ...
tlons are a* bars betweeh us, but w huso
hearts and bands are clean and whose
best labors may bo offered for our ser-
f ui.lui’&a Sotlcs.
. The Sub-Alliances are requested to
wrll be . , , ,i . , , . . vice.
. .... . hand in their order* for cotton bagging i . . , ,
1 h “ d u " ^ « lb. u—xt .nonius ofttre O.un.y Ai-1 L l “ «•« t " *° ,nuch '«?»'*
LJgcllelU - rwpecUM. I.. | Iuncn „ tU)lt t b ,. , bl9 „ g , ake « « l.ter d»u, it Light he .n..eo.,«rued
muuOent hutaote U lhu,...uc,deleg.t.. -’ fl , t i.7i U ,il. I»r . ,utH-
4w
N. M. WALKER,
. Baldoc 8. C-
Equalization Notice.
and
To nj FrlvsSa Bcscrsll/.
Columbia, 8 C., March 7, 1SP0.
I take this method ef saying that l
in Judgment and mistakes in execution.
TIi^T.aurensvlUe Herald, published
erative Association have framed f
adojUion by the March Copvfntlon,
wt the boms of (/bairuian Shell, and, ■‘yberc in ^ demand for "the oi ffsiilzatinii-
Ibfirefore, probably emitled to spsak by 0 f tbwauw DtiwiLTMle Ctvnvrtth^ oh
head carpenters of the Farmers’ Co-op- I have moved toColnmhla. and have made
insti ucted to vote for iiomluaUous
Tillmau for Governor.
Fairfield—Filty-sevon larmers attend
ed, thirty-nine voles cast, all delegates '
selected favor nouimations except two'
doubtful.
Florence—Twenty-five farmers pre*
iny nome. Yet I remember gin'/e- *ent,-resolution adopted against nomi-
fully my many friend* of Barnwell ami—^»atu»uh.
odjnltiiHg C^utitie*, and. In yrder to ac- ^ Georgetown—No meoting.
_ .eonamodate tlieos, I have retained niy I ' Greenville—Between two and three
mnhority, is of opln4ou that uomlaa- j t h e basi*' of ropresontatlon of Demo- -office at Midway, and have - placed Mr* buudiedaucuqed, delegatesuuiastruct-
tiOM wiQ be made. It suggests that ■ cr atlc voter* lu the last general ciectlou, j Waiter H. Eaves in charge of (ho same, *J.
the Cud vent lo ii of tbo 27th lust., may ( instead of reprcsenu.iou of popuUUon 1 Mr. Eaves wiUHe in cgnatant co
Take the ground indicated in thft ^xll i asnow provail
th/it only tbo— wbw are in- sympathy
cieut supply before they are crowded
by other contracts.
-1L-AT. Piullips,
County Business Agent. •
Willistoa. 8. C., lUtb ilarcb, ISUd.
td
tUrawrll lusut) Allisacs.
Hambrro, 8 C\, March 1U, 1S9 >.
* Tot Ur bub- A llisuoss of BihiinTr Loamy
** ft e«>rnniendation of one or a condem
nation of another catidntate.
For our liomes, the comfort of the
families the good God has given u«, the
education of the little ones we are train
ing-to take our pl*c*u>* w hen wo fall on
the final' stoep, the peace of our
churches, the prosperity that should
.redeem the Southland from the waste of
war, bring plenty to our households,
:tiiive the gaum iltMiionTT
Executive Committee will be welcome
BUcDqualifled lo participate in Its prb-
MBdlngs. If that line of action shall
“f nll'kllbn with me both by mail and w ire,
rvtzl- 1 . 1 » l . I
'lb.* utter art fish neat of thin prop..„|- ' H . H ] t w Csq n»> firfcuuta need aijr kopn letsq
With ^be .p1am and purpo—a of t^B [ tinn Is almply Bbuukkt^. -The PeiHo }f n—imnf t»-rtrBlT~<*stl As l *^‘1
crats of the lower counties are always ( have hlituurlo d<tie, promjdU- aud to
••n the parry picket line. They facF in ; the fmst of my xhtTUy. My brethren of
every campaign heavy hostile iiiasao*
Horry- No meeting.
Kershaw—No mediiuf.
The Banin ell Conn tv Alliance n id |
riieet at Barnwell Comtlitnlxe FridAy
I Apri) 1 4ili. ItfJU, 11 TJT!*0 o’clock^a. in
' ' '' ....: —^
| All reporu for the quarter, and all ere-
hungry reality of debt from all our bor-
! ders, compared to the petty ambitious
lilnii usi» .f [Ml 1 WPI^IU'oi dir
world to the insignificance of a grain
M EMBERS of the County Board of
Kqualizatlon wil please take no
tice tluu an adjouriUHl meeting will J>«
hold in my olfi. e at Barnwell on Tues-
dav, Htli day of April next - EHch ami
every member is earnestly r**quested to
attend. * 3. W.TK’MTI,
mar 13 id) —ArBiLV
^Notice to Teachers.
T il E Coun*}* Board of Examiners in
eomDiiance w itli instructions from
stxtv •Supei liiU’ndetHTifTritiTcaTTrtn. w uf
hultaiiEx oiinatiou for 'IVachera_aus-
l»h AprfTTor w hile, and on the Dth for
colored teacher*.
dential
f of santf j
The Allfance la tbc la*it skip ou which.
Lancaster—
LVoreus—A
must be senx ts» me by April |
4 lst. T as thn daw -regti-iree. F/cruTTgr^rp.-^ , .u , , . .
, , ;— > i t j| f toilers of this Und can set sail for
. , ; ceive tliem on the day of mcetmg with- i , ,
About torn hundred and _ , . ^ -_w •_ ' ibe shore* of (otter tiiu**. I.**i u* scu
Lancaster—No meettug
LWyjuy-live person* present, delegates
i out neglecting other business
b« taken it will be with utleast the tacit an j bnar the brunt of-every political
oonsenjt of Capt—Till man.—Lwlosa h»
ahaB approve it will not be done, and
U»« work af the Convention w ill be con-
fined to a eaaslderation of principle)!
and the preparation of a platform of .outstretched hands, would make them-
grlevances for preseatation to the Dcin
ocratic State Convention.
But if he conclude* "to crack his
avbip end go ahead" there is a rough
road before him and the Democratic
party generally. For hi*sympathizers
make up in earnestness w hat they lack
selves the uutftcraU of party pow er and
the supreme dispensers of ils honors
and tunulutueu:*, without lightening
the burden* continually resting on their
brother* at the front. Worse, however,
the Bar from my o d Circuit, the Sec- | in*t*uvu>4 co vote lor nomination# and i
TJie Fresuleut* of Alliance* arc re-
intTtJFr'’'TcrttTwnemi»Oi , HtiLof
P*r_CHUUiivi^ looking but at-the easy can lie oT aerVfceT and my client* w ill
victories that come to them a* naturally be kind ummgU to remcmb -r me a* be
a* the ripened autumn fruits lali into ing grateful to them for their pa*t sup
port aud conftd«nce, and my friends
gtoitrally, I hope and believe., will un
derstand my entire gratitude to tln'ni
for their hearty support in the j)a.-*t;
tho*e w ko are not my friends, I throw
the vetl of charity over. I still retain
*jv ^UUfUiymmr. u,. ^ I "'Z/k iuu “"
can Hi CoTuuihr* ft>? tliem, Ivlienevcr 1 Lexm t ,u>ii—* A numi/tr^ a>i*omb1eii. . , , to m u
- r - . ■| . ' * withlhanr. • .
deiegau* tiot^klstrucletL
j Marion—uuly twetiiy-five farmer**
( pre->euc delegates amastruciud.
j Marlboro—ae\enty-oue farmer* pit:-
seut, ten I roui each t«g^tl)-nip except one,
detegutes instructed to vote lor nomi
nations and to support Capt. B. K. 1 ill ]
man for Guiciavr—
Newberry — No meeting
W. S BAMnxau, Secnetarv.
that no purblind poljinal pdots get
their hand*! Upon .U »v u.eyl |>*i£jvpwfU-hk*.
[ &uiupa»»r, thki mi pirrte^iuu 1 s . UAiiCiT 7 '
ule it bfiyond the reach ot land or
I i/e boats. - /
than this propped aaonopoMzation of ( my connection with Mr. Skinner in tbo
control and patronage 4s the implied ; pn/btice, w ho i* in Itaruueli, aid will
In number. His follow ing is not •<>. hmult that th«‘Democracy of Uk* Tron- do all in hi* power for our client* when
great M bs probably as mine* It to be,
Dor Is the faith of the people in the
remedies that he propose* for the ills
they bear as strong as his own confi
dence that ^ey will cure. The atten
dance at the sale day ruaM meetings
was so small In tbd great majority of
4be countie# that they could not be
claimed to be fully representative pub
lic sentiment. The local papers in
their lufl and faithful reports show
that there waa a general w idu division
<of opinion. If the campaign la precip
itated that feeling of distrust and di*-
•satisfaction will broaden iu scope and
giW bitter in spirit.
Bo far the one fact has been
public property, that Capt Tillman
will be in the field for the nomination.
it remains to be*scen whether he will
prefer to be tlie ex parte candidate of
ooocentratod volunteer mas* meetings
or to Uko his chsaoe* along the old
party paths.
If hedbooses Urn first alternative we
predict that at the August Convention
he will feel, to use his own expression,
as II "a freight traiu had run over"
him. if he takes the latter coarwe he
wiJl oceui»y a higher phme than'Has thb VIc7nrs*i.*#ippT Valley,
been credited to him by his opponent#
tier counties are not worthy to be trust- I hi* service# be needed. My office is 87'|
ed with ti e rank that th**/ have held Main street w'here the sign of 8kiuner
Jc William* can be seen o.i I.aw Kang*
^ . I Very je»-pe,-tfiiHv,
G. W. M. >\ uuaiiy.
and nobly deserved in the momentou*
history of the past few ycai*. Let u*
see ho .v this now so-called refonii wbuTif
we’k. A# Itl# now Barnwell hna twelve
votes in the Siatu Convention# wlule
GrecnvHIe ha* len. Urdor tlie ne.w
idea Greenville, w ith her 4,000 Demo
cratic roter* would control Barnwell s
time-tried ahdYru-ted three thousand.
Aud this one ln*ium*e show* how it
would be ail along the line. This i* j iu' me during my r<tsy
Th*- Alllaorr anil n» Alsi*
Just a year :ieo the K*-v. Thomas W.
KhihImII began the work of organizing
*ub-Alliance* in tlii- county. Tlie
Flo* Hur^r* Mioaltl Sr trd.
B< ariog in miud mat (he *t<»niach oi
a liorse U .small hi proportion to tbe size
of Li* Irauie he require* feeding of-uni,
and (hough tbrVe ti;n« s a day i* -uu»-
Uconee—About tw o Mtiidrcd present,
delegatesununaructed, icsuiuuou adop
ted agutpat M*imIaauou*.
Orangeburg—Aboutvne hundred Lsr-
mer* atteudqd. dclegau # instructed to
I ««fed sown bv him tell on good ground , , ^ . , .
. ,, , . . i oienu tour dm*-* i* belter. L nUkc liu-
! and has brought fo; tB abundant frutt. 1 . . . , ,
... , i tnafi bemgs, horse.* *h uhl Unnk (icfore
I here wtre many scoff era at its birth. 1 ^
were tlio-.e who predJrted its’
Nr* hlrtr hu|»rr.UU*«.
Mr. F. G. DeFoutaiue, the famou*
"l>r#onne" of the old Charleston Cou
rier, writes a* follow* of a late visit to
tlie old city by ike sea:
A singular incident ha* bc**n related ^ held, two delegation.* elected, one tbi
iu connection j yj.e against nomi nations.
There
sickly infancy and early death, wi:fi|
wljooi the w i*li was fHThap* fstlier u>.
thetLonxht. Th^n.' were otlier* w lio, |
„ , . . . . . ^ . in sympathy w itb its puriHMes, felt tlie
vote against noum.at.oii» inai. i»*i imiU _ , ;
^ natural fe«r that it lutgiit fail a* the
all the time. • ,
• . • » T * * . . y a . — . i-#■ * Oi.-lk.A-- ♦♦ r^.i IIIZiAl-a-.A-A*^
l‘ickcn>—AbouUw<r)Miudre(t rnTncrsY,. . - , . ...
, . . . i that •**« dmnpnidnted the exp< «uui.)U«. i
present, rc*oluWo**a»H*pU5d uu*M!tuou#-*/. . r ^ .
1 i that khiir found-r. had ktndl-d. 1
ly sgatiiAt uowuuauou*
Kichlaud—I birt.)-li!c present, delt-
gs-ic* uuiu*tra< ted.
8parianburg—Eighty or ninety wi re
present, sunmy lime, two meeting*
j Uie> eat, because owing to *he omi'or-
called reform and Ts parad 'd before the .
Htate a* a right withheld from its far- .
mera!
— — ^ 4
We cannot #**e how any #elfie#j>ectlng j
Democrat of the lower counties can cou- ■
»cut to see hi* section so spoiled of it* J
influence, nor cau we understand the I
human narrownca* that flourishes ou 1
the Piedmont hills.
w illi the Ule Daw son-MoDow tragedy.
A gentleman iu good standing, but of
spiritualistic tendencies, says lie has
had commuuk > ati\M) with the murdered
Capt. Dawson, in which the latter de
clares that lie hair met in "the other
lamr’ a number of the old Cliat lestoui-
au* who have crossed the border,
It i* near
among them James L. Fettgru, Mitchell
lung and Gen. James Mmoi.s and lie
expresses himself s* satisfied with the
Me Dow verdict. C. C Bo wen, tlie
The people hav® aaid by their actions
that they are not ready for the ques
tion. B ill he boar and obey their
The plea that the farmers will be
lloodwinked, thwarted aud bamboozled
by designing politician# If nominations
are poet potted may apply to the poople
•f the upper counties where that cry ha*
been raiaed. Wo can Dpt answer for
tfceir tnahhooA and Inteiligenoe, but
are do know that the farmers of Burn-
well are able to taks care of themselves
at any and all times and at any aud all
placet.
Asstksr i ksptsr.
V ,
New England is said to be pieritta-
HlDg. Help 1# scarce in that suburb of
the moral \lneyard. So the wise men
•f Boston and the thrifty skiu flints of
their-raral regions are going to stretch
«ut their bauds to Ethiopia In the
goutfc. Ttoy are, to be short about It,
aiamifacturing an Exodus on the Gulf
dtreamprlnciple, which Is to carry lire
warm blood of the sun baked sons of
Ham into the birth place of consump
tion and to the manufactory of.tomb
a to nee. *
Ak s general rule we bold that the
negro, the ex-ward of the nation,
•eholild tedeft to hoe his own row and
jreddle hlrbwn caqoe, but in the im
bedding crlsia we feel that silence
would be^a sin and consent a crime.
Ithal etc'grtvvou* wrong has the negro
committed as to deserve such.harrow
ing punishment? The truly Cbristiau
KbrU. h*. Held upju iund,. to twTy
xmntJr xt the m.re suggestion of return
ing him to the tropic land of his fore
father®. ft has abed imaginary tears
over the pages of Mrs. Stowe’s books
while It cheapened the white staple Into^
which Cuffos had swapped the salt
fififeat of'his ebon'face. But now, lu
the closing glory of this Christian cen
tury, It may ho ou the very edge of the
Blessed Millennium, they will seek,
arkhBunday pealmaofaong, and Bun-
ler Hfll bursts of patriotism, and Fly-
plalitudea. to wile the in
patient, inoffensive negro from
* . .
*lut i# CmmIss.
The Nsw South is coining
our doors. Tlie exodus of this last dead congressman, who Itocame noto-
w inter l» only Us begiuning. Thinv | rious many year* ago duriiig-ihe carpot
4 i-K.
ftumicr—Ab.an one buudred farmera
altriivicd, u. Irgatcs uiisuuuuus.y in
structed again*t noiuinatiwu*. *
Union—Every low iinuiy* except oue
fvpre»»cutod, dct«-gHtc* mstracteil in i«-
i vor of nouiiuauou*.
U illisuisOurg—No meeting.
York—Nearly a hundred iai mers, at-
teLck-U, deiegstes umn»tructcd.
NteurluK sJsrj.
Men have attempied to s’.iun a petit
jury on pnaexi# rauging from hC\ik-*»
in Uu! family to a consuming desire to
The order has flourished lu spile of 1
the foniboding*<ff faint fii'-nd- and tin* '
n|K*n and covert ho.tility of Its enemies |
ami to-day it -ta'i,:.* sinuig a.id film,
the mo^t powerful ci\ic organiza'ion :
that lias ever existed in tbi* uounlt,]
( State a id mighty Kepublic. F«#r its ;
j growth li v* not been beimdod l*v Ufcal l (
hues. It ha* g*>we ttom tl.s South (.
bearing it- nie.-mitge of "IVace on e.u ill
add g o.l n ; 1 tow ai d mmi," >praailing k~
over the North and E;:-t ui.ii West un- J
til tin* gicnl brotherhood of the farmer# I
touche* elbow* from the Lake* to the j
GuH, from the stonu-w hip^ied At ai.tk*
to the peaceful iiosom. of the Pacific,
i'he unkind criticisms that greeted it-
first coiniug have been hu*iu*d by U*
peaceful ogress arul I lie J#ood that it
ha* brought to the* j»cople leas si.eion*'!
every unriicndly voice.' Its work ha.*
tnaiiou of tlie iioise, aatcr d*H*s not re
main in the stomach, but pa--e-through
tlitd a large iiil« SLne caded the caecum.
If horses Iw f. d nr-t, til * g
thloligh the -toWach would be iik»*h to
cany with it particles of food, and thu*
bring alK<ot colic.* Whatever a groom
ma) -ay, le^r hofse di'ink,ju*t as much
a* he lik« *. if he be watered lour times
a da) he will never t„k«- very much; u;
too iimch A iior*., i* must in* leiuciu-
he red, i* f«d ou dry hsod, atui this with
| the strong work done, produces a fvver-
isiiiies* wliteli a iulficicncy of waUr
lend* to allay.— i hq Amei ica.i Bremer.
K. ad our in w a Ivertiaement# tiii-
1 w.*k 'I liey have good and import.m.
■ I.t-w - Jor wile |.eo).1« . And the old nd-
\ ci ti-ei. chi''Sre oi iutci*st also. Next
week we wid hate several now >piioa
a ii no till cement*, fw-ud in your laxur-
earlv and t a go- d front -ei't. it w ill
l*ay )on, dear busino** mau, to plant a
little moiic) in l ux 1'itui‘LK ju.*t twiw.
Vtsita cr^UA and to w
Ao.p^»s4.4n»g*m^: k-^ir'tloffWTffTni) InTt
s lumrai,
.. . • wcwjutld loc.urtiut
eartv accompl I - lynT.jjt ** r o but thy fi»ro- 1 t ll)t |,] t„
thouaaml r.ij.Tue# have bseS can ied j bag regime, also coiuuiunicated to'the
from the thin lauds of the Carolina* to :.mvdituxi that it vra- through.-iiin , , —, —.> .
^ i .i . vj ® . .. . ! attend a vufo » great uucie
viti-*l eiiec that .MelhMV coummtsd the tuin- i
ter that nHiuber.wtll be doubled, may j-der, htrTMvDuw7'belng a "resnTeut of ] a 0o | |
b« trehlwd or even quadrupled. '1 he tho house foroicrly occupied by Bow en v i ’ , tU 1 , , . . ...
' | the brief cMmstitutioii hT the order, at
original genius iu this city, say* the | once its creed ami churl, wc liaxe been
N Y., Tribune. To his plea that he f by tlie broad manhood of
.New Nu:»»irlhsrx.
We sro in receipt of frequent card-
and l-lteis oif eiii,g t.» sub* u die for
I I .ik l>.u i,a ai.d pay iu jit.-. laB-—«W
j rt*T , iT"*U l " h ,, "'M f-llt l * "in*Nil k ii < \ n to u*
4>e(» -i|o*<o 4pl »>*i.
coii-iMU alieu-■; ia*tes snd^Jnu’erunfieis of it* fruitage.'i
lh. bouiic foroierl}' oevtipied t»y How«u r I-';-”’ .' 1, f ' llu ht ‘ iul ’ j A* —- fc.v. time »».l »»»!.. >u<uM !
farmur. tbere want mure Ubur »nU will |-bu bml . grudge n^aiiiHt tbe fearle.e | 1C ’' I: wtl ‘ A1U 1 ■ *-a 1 u>e .. an
not be content until tliey have peopled ediuir for publi-bing certain fa' ts con
I* if oTTr .i 'ge'iT i s.
will SC uni 1*11 K ! ’ Ko|*l.'K on tune Hr
ubseriber* whouiay horccoiiiJi.ciid-
<•> our agent*, w ith tlie
$
all the alluvial valley to fuiuess. Thu j corning him. Curioui^ isn*t it, that
forests arc Using felled to make room : such a statement should have a larg
for them, tlie mighty Mississippi will' number of believer#?
be hemmed in by dy kes aud levees so '
that ft* disastrous oveitlows will be j . A tSsse# Kur» Prise,
known no more. When ail tbe ten or i The Now# and Courier has gone into to tbi*, and the man said that h*
twelve million acres in that rich realm ; the cotton crop gues-ing business and
are put under cultivation onou^i cot- ! offers the following premiums for the
•>uld not serve, the judge asked for a
reason-, an 1 he replied tiiat he was not
a man of-good moral character. The
judge inquir-d if. lie was w illing to
ton w. 11 be mad* to su.-ply ibe world 1 i)** 1 **** of the correct number
many times above iu needs. Great 1 of bales in the United 8ihte#cotton crop
corporations are accumulating vast
tracts to engage iu wholesale cotton
culture. Tbe Austin (^orblh Banking
Company has 21,0.X) acres, \partly
cleared. It* cotton farms pay it much
better profit* than it* sixteen per cent;
8outh Carolina laud mortgage# that
work night and duv. Tne Ashley Land
Company has 05.000 acres, aud will
clear over 50,000 acres before the next
Preaideniial election. When ail these
greet corporaliou* in the valley states
and Texas, backed by millions of
money, get fairly to work, growing
cotton ou rich lauds by military meth
od#, the farmers of the poor uaMtcru
States will find their occupations gone.
It is time to begiu to get ready for
w hat ia coming. *
ai *5
L*-t #s liar* Fi*«r*.
Something’s "broke loose -in Geor
gia." Two third#, more or loss, of the
white men over thirty years of age
want to be Governor. In all the long
catalogue only ;wo arc prqiuiuej
ton. These gentlemen arc leading far-
mera, and it is calculated that iLJboih.
enter the race some miserable lawyer
may slip in betweey Uiem. To avoid
atn;h a misfortune is ca*y, if the Geor-
oflSd'J-lblW: (
THK KIBMT rREMlUJ*.
Of The 'Vilcox, Gibbs Co.’s Manij>-
nluted Guano.
5 tons If the winning number or gue*s
is recorded on or before Mar 31, 1SOO
lou.s on or before April 3U,
4ions ou or before May 31, 1H1K)
3 too* un or before June 30, i89t^
2 tons on or before . . July 31, 1800
i mi aacoND rsKMiuM.
A copy of The New # and Courier aod
'I'he Sunday N'ca^s, free, for one year.
TH* Tfllltb PUZftSI.SM.
A copy of The News aud Courier*
free, for one year
THK FOUKTU FRIZ
A copy*of The Wee
Courier, free, for one year.
Guessing t>p»*n to every one.
All guesses must tie made on the
lots printed iu The Weekly £ews an
Courier. - y
Cut one out, fill U up and send it to
The News and Courier, Charleston.
Thi# may he an Interesting amuse
ment to any persons afflicted w
fund ness for ataUstle*.
w as. The oath wa# accordingly sdiuin-
•#U*red, and the man swore tuat he was
not oi goou moral character, and was
excused irom the jury. As ho #woro
he wa* not of good* moral character,
w e cannot doubt him.
On the other hand, are vve houud to
believe a man not ot good moral char
acter under,.any circumstance*? >qill
again, a man of good moral character
w*mid not #\\ ear that he w ns not c/f good
moral chantt ter. it seeias to be a
UotK-le#* tangle.
Unfortunate, *o far a# getting excus- i
ed is ooncerued, was
the i>skota man
w«ho faced the just ice of the jiCHce w ith-'^. °* '•uppress personal,
the plea that be had a sick horse. "1* ! n ’ 1 4onH, 1
it yo*»r sorrel mare?" asked the justice.
"Ye.*, your honor," returned the man.
"Wo will adjourn ono-hour," replied
tho justice; **I know aomeLhing that
will, cure that sorrel man) Inside of
twenty minute*," and the court linked
arm# with thb juryman, and they
ws and sought tho Indisposed sorrel, together
with the shtrifl, prosecuting attorney
and prisoner.
heart and intellect that run# through it a
every sentence.
••piufnoudlr-iriLpragsM that we, tii<*
Farmers Alliance, united by the strong
and laiilitul tics ol lliiaiicml and n<>iue
intcre-t*. should s* t forth' our declara
tion of intention*, wo therefore re.*i>l ve,
, 1. 4[‘o IsImu* for the education o t tin-
agr*iT : ulforal elakae* in tho *cieh< c of
Hconomical goveruiueut in a strictly
non-p irtisAn spirit.
2. To eqdor.-e tho motto: "In thing#
e-sential, unity; aud iu alf things
charity. ' ^
3. To develop® better state, mentally,
morally, socially ami financially.
4. To create a b‘tier uuderstanding
for sustaining civ il officer# in luaiiivaiii-
ing law aud order.
To constantly strive to secure en
tire harmony and good will among all
mankind aud brotherly love among
ourselves.
0. To suppress personal, local, sec-
es; all un
healthy rivalry and all #e.fish ambition.
In the practice and under the guid
ance of the principle* gemmed in that
declaration the Alliance ha# made if*
marvellous growth. In a faithful ad
herence to them ll**# the certainty of its
future sneces* aud even existence.
Whh the light of thyae golden words to
glaus will follow tbe indicstion* of tlie
OliitMarj. ,
Our friend and brother, Willie Redd,
died in Roaeutary Townabip on the ;fd
in#t., aged 21 years, after au illness of ' to g.> t>n a jury becaus
eleven week*. He was a go<Kl and true '
Christian and will be greatly missed by
all who knew him. Uo wa* laid
A Missouri man, who p^aded that he , diere i# uo cliance that its march-
had imt seen a cirrus for five years, and column* should go astray and per-
lf he served on-the Jury he would _ l#h.
the oue that was coming Satnr- ' » j
d.rX ( ,reU but lltde In-ucr ( AnJ tbercln ]|b» the Rrobtct dHuger.
court X" adjourn# circus days V' ; 1 " ‘' 'cptrlou# army may forget U) place These pea* are ru#t proof and vveathsr DIN E [Vk'V
ihundcretl the j'idge; ••lake vt.ur idacc . ik* faithful outposts, or h* aentlnela proof, never rotting :<* long s* thcVrn r R*WtweTrnlir
Qthcj^”..may of. its *nleh<»R hth
h t t ' martial «plrit in the ease of poacefu
hat**s U* do so rnoch as to excuse a m.ui i * u
from jury duty. \ camp*. 1 hero arc always snare# wide-
A few year* ago, Xbi/. raw-boned ' ( spread to • atiih unwary feet, and temp-
man at Julewhurg, C'H>q;ado, declined tatiotis for the souls that may be off
he express-
w <
all
cd ;i- rdialth
iindci Htauding tjiat the Miihscriptioii for
lu y ar j* to t«c p.ii<| to tu,-* a'gcuts on or
b**(oro the I'Ui of October next Our
agen t* are :
J. '• Hair—Willi-ton,
. 1. A. I’homson—KIk<».
(». I* C Langet-BIackvllle,
D. W. D\chc* — Lee*,
J E. Steadman—Graham#,
H. v t. Grahsm—Bamherg,
H, If. Matthew#—Dunbarton,
It. h . H *•*ther*l)*-r—Wcat'-ershee,
R I'liaui ll'diaud -Greenland;
• r. N. t. Kirkland, •• r—Fiddle Fond
J. II. Lsnra-ter—.Elmore,
U. 1*. iiiahha —itulord’s Bridge,
(’. >. Warner—Appletmi.
Dr. R F. Scarson—Allendale,
Uapt L. F. Dick#—Ellenion,
J. B. Alt—Colson,
R. 1. Logan—News and Courier
building, Cfeariealon, -
* J. J Dicks A Itro—Augusta.
FOR SALE.
J ERSEY Cows anrl Heirers for sale.
Anpty to
L. C. RICE,
’ Grahams T. O ,H C/
- -
FOR THE PEOPLE.
—Two Hundred Bushel* of—
y are
"ysrvFnr
i*e pleased and protltsd For #ale by
e*. L, P 1C \ « »C;K.
. Barnwell C. H., S. C.
mar l3-3t)
•S. C
To Boao Overseers.
Ovvira C’nrxTX-jCriviMiMsiONnite-. t
Rarnw rtt CnrxTY. /•
Ba km well, 8. (J., March Ith, IKHO.)
i'\!) Ovi'r-f-ei# in tlie County of
Barnw>ll ar*' hereby ordered to
warn out all hand* liable to Road Duty
and pns**u*d at once U> put their roads
in good condition.
By order of tbe B*ianL '
,-Ji i. DATE,
Clerk.
Application for Charter.
The petition, of W 8 Hay and L’ II.
Oswald, uravdug that a charter be is-
*ued-to th** petitioner# aod their a##*>-
i-late- f.»r the Allendale Fre.#bvUTtaM
Ch'-reli of Barnwell Cimsty,. having
r>een tiiis duv filed in my oflire, Notu o
i* fiervliy given ih.it the #a ; J charter
will he i*#ued thirty day* alter dan
hereof. If no legal objection be mads
auJ *u*laiiied.-
W. GILMORE SIMMS.
< . c P. A c s
< letk’# Oillce, 2-ltb February. 18yv
lu
Final Discharge.
N OTH V. i* heretiy given that the un-
d*rr#igued w ill tile hT# final Account
With J' o. Fatter*4»n, Esq., Jud r of
Fr.*l*iite »tiu■ d;«v, the->tli day «>t April
next, at 10 o'ehu k in the forenooir, a#
Executor of the e#tsteof .l.^eph Sandi
er. d‘ eea#c<f, aud a#k for l^etter* ld*-
a f miller.
Executor.
Final Discharge.
VO I if K is Hereby given that the un-
«h I'ix'iied trill hie ihair fii *1 *c-
c-uiit wirhJ.O Faltersoii Esq .Judge
oi Probate, on Saturday, the *>oh d#y
ol Viarrh next at 10 o’clock in the forc-
nisui. a# Administrator* of tb“ e#tate'.<<1
II M iCay.^iicoeaicd, ind a*k f*.r Lctfftei
Diaabeory. \
. . - A Ht>U l41N t --^
— V. M. ray.
• Admiui.irstor*.
Final Discharge.
VOTK K I* hereby given that theun-
11 dersigne«l will Uhi his final ac
count w ith J, O. | , ait* r#on. Esq., Judge
of Frobato, on Tliurkdav, the 20tfl day
td March next, at 10 o’clock in the forc-
mK>u, h* (iuardiar. of the estate ol Mar
garet Ann Carroll W. M» Dyclies, J.
C. Dytffioaand 1>. II. Dyches, and ask
fur Lcttora Diwmissory.
* B~J. HUTTO,
__ b .-°' 4w L . _ _ Guardisu.
Final Discharge.
Void F is hereby given that thw un-
dersigned will file -his final ac
count wirhJ.O Fatterson, Esq., Jutlgo
of Frobate, on Thursday, tlie itnh day
ot viartdi next, at 10 o’cI.n'.Il in the furw-
noon, a* AUluinlst atorof tire estate of
W. H. Dyehea, decessvtd, and ask for
Letter* Disnnssoiy.
B. J HUTTO.
febJ0-4w] Admi>il*ti ator.
Notice.
persvui^ holding claims against
the late James S. Bn
4 LL
F# the iaie •lames Brown must prop
erly iiUest tlie same and present to ruy
Attorneys, .Me*>£*^.Sktnne,r A Williams,
and all person* indebted to the same
will be kind enough to make payment
to my A ttorneys, ail at ihetr office at No.
87!^ Main Street, Columbia, 8.C. t where
Mr. Williams will examine and direct
payment, receive and receipt for claim*.
SUSAN M. BROWN,
Qualified Administratrix,
feb 13-4 iv
FOR SALE,
•At*
ilU. J ii mi shed
ath-roora, ahr
Augusta Chronlulc. That journal r re** In the old Mount Beulah Church
teems to be and rwatly is gone—mashed the sun ua* sinking in the
n U . v- i* ... V'est and the siiades of night wore
on Capt. B. R. Tillman. Now let them gathering, bm ho will riao again in tbo
kidnap him some bright day, send him resurrection morning,
to Atlanta aod bring hack peace and 1 "Sleep Wdlie, sleep, and take thy
harmony. All South Carolina will go ! re ^* , „ ^ .
k u .w . o . o' . . , • I Go*.l called thee h<
bail that Capt. Beu 1® beuer timber ^ >1.’’ *
than th** Gcergla Cohusel*. And hi# 1 ^ ■ _
.d it, “he couldn’t br»r m Wve imd-'r j “p rfr l " , b “ W .“ h ^ chiM ‘" a >' BACON AT AUCTION
no man he could Ih k.” luceuiit*. there- | P lucl ' * fr *C r *"t wild llowret hy the ' n ' nUV 11U/f,
by, tlie judge liimaolf. W|jeretipxu» th**
court laid asitlc its judicial ermiu«/\rc-
quesied the spectator* to.form a rin
and w itlv the clerk a* time keeper |and r
tho prisoner aa umpire, got down aud)
f«H«ght the large man for min-| a*im# on his thirsty lip*. "Eternal v;ig-
utrs, thoroughly removing his ohjec-
tiou* (o H«rv** on that particular Jury.
path that has the seeds of d*-ath w iihln.)
It# uature-painted leave#, the strong t
mau may gather tbe bright cheeked . AAA n - p
^dant fruit that will turn to bitter ^UUU I OMldS* 01 UtlCODi
tnV i. nn hi# rhinttv I ina “ X't „ .. I i
—On next Ssleday 1 w ill Sell—
hg Eleven Rooms, Pantry and
Built two year* ago. Lokmeas-
'^TTTVa
containl
Cellar
un * ..'il fcM> x 2t>0feet.
Flowing 'Artesian Well and
Basil, on premises: Kitchen. Be
House, bvablf#. Well, Ac.
Terms: One-third cash, balane#
long tUne with 10 per cent, interest.
ALSO
A Plantation containing 558 acres, 302
cleared upland, balance swamp pasture,
within oue mile of Barnwell Village.
Five new Tenant Houses and dtablea.
He thought it aftor wrfctrh he relumed to the bench
•and went on vrltb Ui*securing of a tueo^croff
pam‘1. ^ _ 'ionsai.dlb
C. E. Hnain.
iUnce'is the price of liberty,* - aud cou- 1
slant w atghfulnea# ia the duty that each
nrder owes to bi*4el-j
court of>»:i-? o'" uxx7U-
W'arranted sound aad sweet, for what "ater.
it will Itriug, for cash, iu loU ..f 10) to 1 ri If 5 ^ c “* 1 * ^ : ’ 00 ,n 1J
1^00 iM>uud*, and don’t vou forget it. Settee on time to suit
H, i* I* JkCOUK-
BarBVell C11., sj C.
purchaser.
G. DUMCAN BELLINGER,
Ft by 20U»,