The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 28, 1890, Image 2
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URGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
THURSDAY*. A4](U*ST 28, IWHt
V'fe'a'jfer-g 1
XII!.
*s,k T'/
Tiir Fiopi k t*oaij>lete# iU thirteentti
v<*Hune with this issu«. 'IjIkiae n»uiv«r-
^i«» hRfe bccorn* 1 so I'owmwni that we
ot feel like oelehratlnp; thwn by any
mdnigonee in gjish or glorith atlon.
TWft P.Rori.x i>,refers t« be h- ftked fart
) atlier than a aenaationftl egotlaU
With thanks to those who have lw»vn
» u», with Ute hupt' that those
avo forgottm- to pay their auh-
tiona may remember ua outof tfje
rid a nee of ihh year’s crops wn pass
mlfrttntm hykI pursue the even
tenoro|‘our way.
I! KA I>QT \KTK4l.H DlC*l. K>f. 1'OJlfr.
OP HAUXWtU.1. COCNTT^
Dam hr H. C., Aug. 18 ISOO
A Deinocratto Gounty Convention is
hereby called to meet gr. Rarnwell Court
House on Monday, September 1, 1$>K),
It 12 o'clock for the purpose or
electing twelve delegates to thp Con-
Gre«5>ipnfll Convi'titbit) to be held at.
l^dgntieUl Court House on the ItHb ol
SeptAiuher, 18H0 af*d W* eoullrn), eleet
or re-elect the delciylus m> the State
Nominating Conventiou to be held in.
tbdM’iW of Gotmnbi*, ibeptenilmr 10th,
\m. ’and for the transaction of surh
other buftinoM* as shall properly come
up for consideration. ' .
Club rbaimten will pleaac take no
tice and govern themselverHccordlngly.
Kach Club In entitled to representation
in thu CouptylConventloM above uatted
on a baUk of one delegate to every
twenty-live ntemberM, and no more,.
Hy order of W. II, Hick,
Clim'n Dem. Kx/fom. H. C.
D. H. Wn*iKiiHf***on, Secretary.
Tlic Cli«ipli a.ii<l*i • >>
StoppiHS t« ert SlTiHif ir.
According to the latest report* the
Republican Senators have agreed to
postpone a vote on the Force Bill until
next December. The red hot disciples
at the bloody sdiirt- were anxious la
whip it through, but evader counseU
glNnii ts>have prevaiiod.-The, delay is
to be credited to Senator Quay, of
Vrnnsylvania, Uie nuxt astute man
ager and wite ptillcr in that party of
profCMional politnians. Divers- and
sundry reasons are given but the real
«»au*e of this unexpected conversation
is not In be found in the lark of time or
the alleged pressure of more important
matters. U is t»nly a few weeks now
^ until the election. 11 is already pmph-
osied that the Democrat* will have a
*►
decisive majority in the next llou c ut
Rept esentatl v«m». 'I’he Kepuhlhaus
have called this halt that they may
koja* for a more favorahurvewhi't from
the people at tlie |*«Ms. '1'hat. new fee-
tor in politics, “The Farmers’ Move-
tuyut,” U rising Ifke a cyehjn* in lha
Northwest, so long the stionge^t cit
adel of tabid Kepublie.ini.uw.
t util the present force of that new
y»ower Is kuowu Senator t^tiay is too
w ise to ventvire on m» new and
mnn» atrwggrv sswui. Amt by^vrlew of
that fact it becomes doubly iiMpmt.ant
that tlie tsouttieru Democracy ^hall send
to the next ('ongrw* an unbrwkvn
phalanx of th« it strongest men.
The money kings of Wall Street have
bt'gtm to make war on King Cotton
fioni the beginning this year. They
have planned to make more profit than
—ihefarinerii who have grown the great
s’.ipUj. May they mine to grief.
The ItemocraUr candidate* for this
County are good men and true. As
the chote? of tbf majority of the party
they will receive its undivided support
at the polls in November
Tnejr are now In no need of newspa
per prats** and we hope that they will
pn serve liirir popularity to the end of
tbfir U mi* and then be aUivc all meil
of rew Apa|»er criticism.
I oiK^lrU l.ol *( ( •nSUlalM.
* I OR THK I.KOial.ATURK.
Dr..l Kyeraon Smith,
A. Howard f’aUei»oii,
lieury «’ Folk,
J C. McMillan.
Samuel S Owens.
-KOk Ytta.iSCRRB.
Ailen F, F rt'e.
Mil; AUDITOR.
U. Martin Huiiter.
KOH (K'HOOltCOMMIBSIORER.
K. C, K trk laud.
FOR C ot'NTT OOMMiaaiONKUB.
II. J. Bellinger,
. N. M. Walker.
C. II. Langley. _
AN ACHKCIM K 1 RAiitDY RKVIVCO. VVim
rKCl'I.lAH ClMCUM5TAr5t’K<
'J ilts quiet village, just actof s the Sa-
yaunah river, has long been a haven for
di vorce seekers fioni South Carolina, op
account of the stringent divorce laws in
that State, say* a Hartwell (Ga.) npeclal
to tlic'N'etv York World. One of the
divorce case* to be waUed s«k>u is of
great interest. TIk* plaintiff U Mrs.
Jennie Gtympb, and *he a-k* the. coutt
to grant, her an absoluPi divorce from
her husband, George, with the privilege
of resuming her maiden name. Jennie
Townsend. At th<r!ji$t term of the su
perior court she was granted legal sep
aration from her husband, the verdict
In the absolute divorce, to lie rendered at
the coming term of the court. In In c
petition she give* the following account
of her life, which is auhstantutted by.
abundant evidence:
Twenty-three year* ago there, w a -
born to the Tewnaends.. one of Hi* !ir*t
lamllies of South Carolina, an onlv
(Tangliter. This child wa* reared in
wtalth, given every comfort and indul
gence. JJk<r Iteairiy was temarkable, and
*lie had many suitors for her hand and
heart. iTumiucnt among these wrrti
John and George Glyinplf, the former
being about ben ow n ago, and liis broth
er being about twenty-live years old.
To the yoniigei of tlu* brothers the girl
gave her heart autf pTTVTiii»A , d her IuumI.
.The ohier brother ga\*c up all ltojK*- of
winning the girl and appeared soon to
have lived down his love.
When *!ic wa* seyeiiketni years "M
'li** Tow nsend s\ a - being educated in .<
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Talbert,
State Lei
Simon Priar© Sens©j|
Just nows a great many people ate ♦ xpecti g t 'tsf*
COMK-FKOM CO»LUMBIA. -
^rth.n ra m,.:tlo a .h*» hw P'»cr4 m*
H'hilt* it i» proper to etitertain hope undor ' j •
is well to remember Uv.it self-hplp 'V-kH? b^t • tig. kf JQatu. t jcari.and,
a>bvr tlvnigbt U is a.* plain as sunsWim tryktlieroaMt
k;
•J.au those twntrolled by tl/pnlitidans. The pnidwt do not put all their egg^
in one basket nor peril their ajl Ui.ovy ventiura. H will not tl«> for wise people to,
w ait for something to tpr?t up. »ud if it do<‘s.not come quickly enough they., wilh
m £XX^hl’mostSiog pro.per.ty nt homo. U^. tUerc.
!y Tlo-'ohTiili’i re^ISihoSgm'inSw'Site*Hurt:*t»y« howeopinof<jrthe eaieless.
!., o,|.o,hi, and trhi>* KS emit to meet ,„„l ,h„, |„er the eot„|i.j,' norm, ho the. vet-.
I,h„ L, <i,„h‘,*tH!i,!jh£ the eomhtion* ol tr«le oml e.injoew. niik,'*
r. H.le for tho oxlrooion itoeioHiio,,* nhile the peime of fKTfeet summer I* In the
golden skie*. In this philosophy^
r
Alliance l)e|mrliiie nl
A Cvttoi CMH-t ■tins.
Atlanta, Ga„ August 2\—The Con
vention of Governors of all Hie cotton
btates has been ealletl Tby-‘Hen." Gordon
M meet In Atlanta on September HHh.
'1 he Convention was asked for by the
Georgia State Alliance in session here
last week. Each Governor is to ap
point six delegates, making seven rep
resentatives from each cotton State.
The Convention will consider the mat
ter of direct trade with Liverpool; also
thts, insurance,
cotton. .
quest ions relative to weigl
freights ami handling of <
A Card I row Mr. H II. EakUrllaf,
Boxnik Doom, Aug. t&tb 1S90.
Messrs. G. W. Peacock, President,
and W. W. Hart, Secretary, uf the Fair
1’oml Alliance.
Gknilkmkn:
1 see published over yeur official sig
natures Ju Thk Barnwell People the
announcement of my expulsion from
four Alliance. I object to your saying
that there are statements in my letter
that.jire false. I want you to appoint a
committee of one and let him l>e the
mover of that resolution; to say to me
personally what your Alliance has said.
Then the matter will be in shape for
a settlement.
Very respectfully,
II. H. Easterling,
The Charleston World w ill please
publish thi?.
fmun men £ muii i im i v 1 In In r nai iv***f%iaic, T
but her love for Julm Glvmph didsfn«(
abate, and bo. pro'isc-cd an clupcuienk
and a man iago at a neighboring miliis-
ter’s and site off ered uo'ohjoctMm. He
w :u* ro meet Imr about eight o'clock at
night iu the ground* of Hie M-nunary
and lake her in a carriage to I ho niini*-
ter * hoii*e. The vuiing man took bis
brother into hi* confidence. Jobn was
delayed by something hapimoing, and
George went to tin* grounds to quiet
the young lady’a anxiety. When Georgf
reached the rendezvous he> found the
girl already at the appoiulvd spot ami
anxiously awaiting her lover. The
night was very dark, and a* soon a* he
•-ame iu sight *be mistook Inin for pis
younger brother— w hom he very iimcli
n-seadtled - and ftetv into his arms.—
M itlnnit corres ling her he lifted h« r In
fo the Imgay in w Inch twcameamJ drove
to a friy nd’s, where they were inariiud.
Tills was ioM*le fstsslMc by the pei-'iliar
marriage laws of South < "a rmbuii, u hieh
neither re«|uire* a marriage fin nsejior
a rninisler-fw fierforHi a legal oerMiitony,
but simply to consent in flu* pips, uccui
two wItiicsse*. The girl had not s* t*n
tne face of the man she had married on
til he carried her to his home, and w hen
*he discovered her fatal error *lie wa*
crazed w ith grief. John GU nipli, when
lie rote ImmI the rendexvoiis and did not
find his sweefheart w as Hkcw isc grief-
stricken; but when he discovered his
brother's perfidy he look hi* disap
pointment even harder than Mis* Tow l-
send did. Mr*, filvniph an receded in
keeping the matter a secret. Twodangh-
ters were born to the G lymphs, but hihh)
fieorge began to maltreat hi* handsome
wife. When John Glymph heard of
this ho took a house near the tifyniplis,
in order to pioteet his former sw t ctiiearl
If there should l*e Oi‘ca*ion for *o do
ing. He did so oner and was *hot and
kUi«<i by bis brother, titse-n-- afrs' ar-
re«lo<l, hut wa* aeqnitted on a techni
cality. Hi* w ife removed to lhi* plaee
and b»‘v,an divorce proceeding*, ami
there is little doubt hn* that ijie coming
term of court-w rlf-grjmt-ber request.
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TaUu’i t Avdast Tillman.
The Augusta Evening Kews of Frl-
■v says: \ v ‘ 3 -
Here’s a pretty how d’ye do!
And here’s an explosion that lusty cause
trouble.
it may also cause a split among the
farmer* of South Carolina. \
The Farmers’ Alliance and the sub-
treasury-business are at the bottom of
the trolaW^AV they are at the bottom of
—4$be U/,:.uie in Georgia just how.
^■’■^'igressmiin George D. Tillman i*
polar in Carolina, and the farm-
,lmnst to a man in favor of his
from
of—^nd re-election to Crmgressvbuft^j' fuRt'nue.
my Withdraw their supjKirt fr—^
now, nlbee^ he has candidly
reined bis
THE l*LK UK LUMi MUI.
[By IWnj. K. Taylor, u native of GnvviHe
n. yV n«v verM’s are often cmaieou.’ ly i ict.l
ited [y Bu>rtr<l Taylor.]
O, a wondertul .dream istlui river of Tiiiu',
A.* it runs through ike vale of tears.
With a faultless rliythui and a inu&cal rhyme,
Atul a boundlcHs sweep and a suw subilrtil,
u As It blends with the ocean of yaatr*,
llow tlie winters are drifting, like (lakes of
mow,
Ami tlie ftmniners, like lanls, lH«twtH*n, *
And the year in the sheaf—so they com* and
they go
On (lie river’s breast, with it* ebb and flow,
As it glides iu the shadow and sheen.
There’s a mkgieal isle up the river of Time,
Where tlie softest of airs are playing;
There’s a cloudless sky and a tropical* dime,
And a voice as sweet as a vesper chime,
And the Junes with the roses are stay ing.
And the name of that isle is the Long Ago,
And we bury our treasures there;
There are blows of beauty anti Msonis of snow,
I'llere are heaps of dust—but we love them so!
There are trinkets and tresses of hair.
There are fragments of song that nobody sings,
And a part of au infant’s prayer’;
There's a lute unswept and a liaip without
stTtngR,-
There are broken vows ami pieces of ring*,
And the garments she u*ed to wear.
There are hands that are waved when the fairy
shore
By the mi raged? lifted In air,
And we sometimes hi itiytkrcugh^t he turbu
lent roar
Sweet voices, we hcaril in the daysgfme before,
When the wind down the rive? is fair.
O, rerUomhered for aye Ihj the blessed isle;
Ah the days of our life till night—
When the evening comes with its beautiful
smile.
And our eye? are closing to slumbers awhile,
May that “Greenwood” of soul bo in
N. . sight.
The preacher: “Well, Sam, how
have you been getting along since your
-G 4&s3u mx*.
sinct\ ue naa eanuiujy ex-
* viewaxin opposition to the
mb-trensurv bilL emj^hatically
•aya ht> wUioot vote (»>r it^Uen it be-
«6uuni an Issue in the House.
A promineut CaroMuian }n the city
lit, iji a QonvejeaOon with the
(News kt the Arlington, said
Hon. VV. J. Talbert of Edgefield,
leettrfer of the Fanners AUlance
imette Ktate had toid him that
has qnit lyin’, swearin’, and steelin’ In
a great measure.”
George D.
AHiance,
'
’J'he Farmer's- Friend (lola, Kan.)
say*:' Fiejudlce is being kilLtnl. Did
you ever think of Uiat? The laboring
people are coming rapidly to their
senses and fully realize already that
reform uan only come bv being brought
about by concerted action. All over
the country there seems to be a grow
ing demand for a change in the polit
ical aspect of thing*; and w hen such a
universal demand is made it must be
heeded. An independent^ party, in
which tint great common p^ple could
and join together in the electym of candf?
eede i reforms, is de-
t#must be the outcome of
puto of affAira- „ V ’
Adopted a , < the < ^ejnly Organ by lie* t outi
ly Alliaiicc Ju?.s Mb, l sv U.
M. J.. FATE. Ahmociatk Kditop.,
To whom nil i'Mmininii ation.. «.u Alkani c
Maficrt. bti«»uM bo addr*"--'d
4«4l*«a>thuf Ihrtotuti Ailiatua*.
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W B wh*!'.;, m>»»r h<*f"
N W !a;*A L*>.>r K)
B W. It)HliNj>rd, an! af Ni*a
M. W I’lnUip'. iMu.inc— Aiu
K\c4 utive* I <MiiiHiit*-e- 4^.
PniricS, W...V. KsumV
Tru»k- (‘•>niin!tn«>-(K 'I
Ihiwhng, .1 M l bn* r. W .
t'onninne**i»i» i,*h)«i ..f him
MiIUii, r M |>.<k nti. kg '
BncUin" K. B ttucn*
4-hmm , w ikl—d«div4ir—a-M—addi I n (bv [ The bttxinc** agent* of the Barn well
Thirty-one years leader of tnideOii the South Carolina Railroad, has anticipated^
tjie
ALATfMING RISE IN’ PRICES
\>y personal ly buy ipg in the largest n |rktt* of Ht com' ry , the
MOST MAGNIFICENT .
Stock of General Merchandise over risked by any Carolina merchant outside of
< li.irleston. To attempt any description or einiiueratUm would be like umlcr-
Ukingto pu*blitdi atkuiqibridgcd dictionary iu a country newspaper o I lice.
* THE SUBJECT IS 'I'OO VAST.
Sut each man and even- wOiiihii can come.. 'I’hey can bring their little one*,
along, and all can I** suited no matter bow w idely tlgiR nuvd*, wishes and mean*
may differ. It i* a proverb of vheokUu time that •
ARE RO A1>S RE A I> TO ROME.
and if the peopKjjwillonly read and rea*fui they sbalL.sooq have the evidence of
their own eve*', hand*, jHK-ket.^aiid jutsoii* that thev i'hii limi
ItARGA'INS IN REACKVILEE
unapproaefiatde in any interior American market North or Smith. East of We*t
Tlie range of my immense ^t.* kb HinitcdouJy by flm ingenuitv and enterpriso
of i be lufaian rai c. I’he bi:*t production* of our ow n laud, the ch<de«*>t maim-
i ourt llon-eTo-day on the *ub-lrea*ury
and other mal tcr* to the Mli tnce* of
Barnwed <’ooHty.
t ti* 1 In .ill* \lli4»irr*.
Hh* aiW'iitboi of sub-A Hi iih’Cj. iv
called to tin” fact'that j diUo- arc in-
■ i.-il-deTMo ’ -i-l'* brif Tnrrr 1 Vttrrm-*,
itnlethey la* cdfr«o * of strictly agri-
xuHuiul p..^**r«. r The law i« vry ex
plicit on thi* p‘»ini,. and
\i the W-t -ting
I OlinfV \ I'lall* C Eic >
i* i - fulli dUeiiMi^c^ .-.:i
n.x. ;um*.u> l ^nub>i..i
of tbo i hc-icr
'ib-lrcanury MU
I voted Jow n by
|kv payingiSlie ven l . nt*h.price* fot
expevt tv enir myscif invincible again-t an
cotton ami all iNointry
aud all eomj*vtitiou.
produce
J3 t e~no-eixx'bej?
vtiotdd be gi»veci»cd Wo re
j tnif i aI f mi-t ike
; made, ti is tin dnky of tin
i .line to correi I,
Its
i or
ky, in a 1 ! fu*
. b.t\ •* bc.-n
• errant Alii-
.•ice'O.ling to
t
y Ftm-,
\v w
1 be V'» i-t
, * l-ll ecu*
Bum* r.
E ll
AH .
■
uage- ill
N *r<!* i J.
r m.
n-ndered
Lave
J. h
t i«»n. he i
« M l 4.
r V»r.
The IV
ur long
it-aeh* r-.
gis'd MM"
«i aiuF
» \« Jud
!tf sub-AI
llnme
d, whenever a ne nda r * n-
woold hive
•lore iotlia-
w )iftdi .iwflf
hi v hiivine-.-1 bat
liim inelivil4( I
iiu.^l !*• 'riven j
On Thur.dav la<
taineil desire to * i»ii
Ik’I ler ladle* ol Fart
wa* grailtietl. In obedience io an in\»- ,
tat ion from Fr*'- iilenf Geo. tv. i'laeia’k
we reached tlie plcasaid grove at bull ' * ^ ^ y
f.nst D’»i o'clock tend mined tin* U»Re * ' V 1 ** 1
crowd already a-senibied. I lie faiotG j *hc |*)tn'-
iar grasp of Alliance welcome w:»» « j
tended to it* on c\**r\ hind and wc left ,
atluHiie. <'liairiiian l’«ae«M-k with hi- .'
corps ot coiiiuiiliec men • inclinUng the {
»rre|»re*aible 3 Frank - t'avc—wa.- at
work on ther»r«b f of the day’* proceed
ings, while Mr*. IVaiock, Mr*. Hart,
Mr*. Rountree ami in fact ail the ladle*
pi.
•*i * *m i, i r y,
•acber*, etc
le p. i -oils !i\..o
lermed ittji u*.
t- tlu orf*M
iin applnd t»*
, is « .ui*tr;icd
, in w bat a’e
a hetber tb*>**
jot
a*e given in r«-•
lirie- bearing upon
;;l#*l| m
Xge-tion- a*e
eeral in
iitv«»l »• d.
\ J . W-M. loK I ,
-idcnrS-*' Slate Milan
*r«'«i)|. *t l*)(lt >a
• Fre-*. in -|»‘*.*fkingol I’r*
were thying plan* and (aide cloth* for
a ft a*l win thy «d the c;ttt*c and the oc-
casioii.
Gnr experience of Alliance pie nb *
ha* taught u* that the true ami earnest
worker* In tkf* gr*-nt can'C have lK*en
boimididlv bic v *«'ii hy the giver of all
that i* giMNl uud p«Tb*ct, ami that Ihev
geucn*uslv tdiaro their abundance with
their le*.* loilimate friend*. In sur
veying the situation we not feed smoke
curling over the tree lop,- and die gen
tle N*4itk Drtwfglrt Abt* ihdicioie*
ndoY that foreidl* tlu* »n Irnrs* ol an
old time Barnwell barbecue... We
found Messrs/ Aqnillu W miley ami G.
E. I’.irt in skiflllul charge and reiirctl,
ktHivv iug that they were the right men
in the iIglit pi
Soon Pr.’Saci S. Uwens “took tin*
slump” and said:, “Gentlemen .and
Ladic*; the coinmittee oil arrangeincnls
have requested me to state that there
will he no |M»iitieal t>|i«aMiig, but an
A ilia lice add re** will bn delivered by
the Rev. F. J. Sanders.”
It ha* never been our privilego 4 !-} II--
b n tn a 'more eloquent and admirable
Alliance discourse than that there and
then delivered by the lievemid oratoT.
He took up by detail and di*-ussed the
aim* and intentions of the order and
I he K
d Ml FolkH cent v i-illo b :H^s |s -:i\ - :
President I.. I.. Polk - -hoiY vi»ii iu
Kansas has ilon«’ im>r«* !•* blot <»r!t *« i*-
tiona! bate and eeini ut more linnly vje*
lie- of broilberly love in the Atliaucts
diaii any ulb» r one m ft mold hive
ihuo*. All ibose who have le-ard him
*|m ak In ibe Idgle si jirai.-e of him a«t a
*|M-aker, a geulb man and a trm* fi icml
It* the lal»oving e , a--e*. No words ot
comlo'ciioo/coit'.il have l»een iiM>r«* ap-
preei.aletl lliau wery bis. Being :i
Soulhernec be fully nmler-tamls tin
-ituadoi. m-i »* *-• *» iis»* Nojih and S«mth,
ami m» iici'i, wmoan'or child after hear
ing.. Brothoi Polk I ilk lor ,i!i Ijoui could
go away wiihoo! Iiaving llie!r heart
melted, uulvjrs sei lioital h.alc b id !*•-
com** se« *»ml natur*’b\ l*’iug bre*| ami
bm u in them. , -
TTn-Texa- St ate All'aina* adopted re-
sobilioiiM last vv* ek io endorse the -nb-
Irea-nry bill di|e« ting the pwnitenti
a ties of t he Mute to employ eon V let- in.
«i*Ie the Vv alls at colUui bagging matiii
faet’ire and in-tru ting snb-A.Iiance* |
lo ;>mge tlteiliselv^s of ail iucHgiblc j
UieiiilNis. [j
Tlie HampisMi I'nnotv Allitm-e met!
hist w«*k It “laid Itpoii Hie tabl*’” A j
rc-*4ut-mu «.iU f*-al by Me, A, «R. Ru»h- t
ing to eiid"r*e the -nl# I’ree-urv bill i
ami to >>tpp"il no < a'alidatc for I on- ,
( grt-J* w bo d*N*s not endorse R. Another I
C solution wa* adopted phalgiag ll*v J
! \ Iliam*e not to r.st any jut** bagging
! n *r to pitroni *• a iy n.er* liaut or gin 1
I man w bo'tis»-s any jiMfi bagging in Id-j
I b*isitic-s «.r »»lt«T.s ailv of tla* sHUie tor j
I sale, and not fo vot»* for any man whoi
will not com; Iv with -ami.'’ f
f . - I
At f i-: a tiiou«mi<l d«’let.a f esatt* tided ;
j thi* t Nib» Farmer-’k’onv ct»ti«uy held on
J tin* I tth in-t. Tie* me**iing wa* *vt
I turn’s very Hyrbnlcut. Strong ctioil- j
I were made bv b*»lh Ib-purdicati- and j
I l»ein.M-r»f- to u*e tin* i inftcntiou. but !
{ I lie \ lliams-'mcn gave but littUcm'oiir- [
agemeiil l*» cdlier. »*ver a liuud.aal !
I ami lili v resolutions were subuiittcd.
The commit Lee threw out »Im* must « f !
tliem and rc|iorU*d at la*t that it ilid not
know why agriculture wa* tlepr*-»*al.
but subRtiUt d that creating a now )» i
ditb-al party would n«»t remedy the uif- I
ti<*L.fly. In tbo •‘.oointtroe** nplllloll it |
wouhl In* liest to rel’orm existing par- i
tics. H lie Tt, in brief, propo s’d ;i new , \
just and Equable taxation law, a Iran- i
chise ami gra<builc*l iiu’oi**’ t.^X, tvv**-i
ce’it railroa*! fare, unlimired coinage of t
silver, elo’ap scnool boox*. l U’Ciioli of
I nit»*l State* Sen a cHfs by po|>u) ir vole,
pnte fv*>d law - ami t iKdr oitforcenient,
forleiture *.f timviroedVIaud grant*, |
lower direct uml imllre'idN. taxys. the
pro-eeuling nl gambler* in LinmI pro-j
duet-, the Australian ballot. o)>x ay*-|
t ’in, and.a new original package Mil.
9 * ~
and t«*!l ron r neigh I-or*
0 ,2
burg auj.1 Barn wear, .all r
from e ,er\ no* k and
itmtH i or i.it'T lo
9 '
•oitier-of Aiken, Oran
Brown s in Blackville.
no
letcfajilird'iHP h* HD to !)>aidqiui r tcr».»'
i 'on; qie | plfalge myself that
Test UK by the “TTO HI LE” atip,
no fc«‘. but U. »r i will !i« tlu* Hr*t
r* entreated to go a-trav from your
11 i < >m -*jl your cot Loti io me aiol buy you
no mail can, will or shall d«* I* tier l*y \* , u
w In mi the fall trade campaign i« over I have
CHOSEN CANE>1 L)ATK
l #be head of i he i». k« | a - the , ^
KNU OF UTlE FARMERS
and
v
Jiamwi'll Oil
Notice.
t he Jute iCi-L-in- t;<ij«*i)ii
- [From the MI.iaKi t'uusiituteai. j
Sj*eaking of boycott-, if mav be r<*-
uialked thot the’boycott of. the Julc
Trust by the Farmers’ Allhima’ Jia*
been a complete suece--. From IS cent-, !
the price deniaiidi-d by the kru-t, wlrVh j
WHseijuaf to a direct tax of ^ j.Ooo.oiin a
year on the Southern fanner, jute ha*^
fAlien in ^}« ^
But even i;t thi* price thvie is node-
Steffi!ns toJbscnt Defenitsnts
Sl'ilr.tif South OtroltiKi | of Common
Uttuw-il C<n\'y. _:4 ’
%
^ ~\\[i .
Fcititizer Company.
Capital $50,000.
JOHNSON jJAGOo|>,
Fkeaidcnt.
M^IKl BROW N,
Nt*’. A l ur v*. A Gk.x’i. M vn v*:i.k.
DIR Ft To R8;
I JotfX*<vN II vuoon. Barnwell I . H. s. C
Mikk. Bio.w n, Bu'iowell t . H.. .* v .
I |». P. M».iot i,e« C.
Sivm>; Briiwn, ItlacAviilc, s i . ,
| G. W. Mout;vi (., Milb’itville, S. F.
' Jx«». M. Gkklk, Atiiinia, I < i.
ti. A, W ai.I NXR, t llUl le.-toM. *. I
i J, K. <«v n.\ kr i. Sav.intiah, Ga.
' O. Hi> o ; v , Sallv >.»
i Th'.sC om^ny »•» uvw.r v -.. v tl>’ lor Uusi
ne**.
i
Bi.jirxv n.i r. S. June HW1. *’
I I»k• •»! subscription to the Cap*
ibal — i<h■ of 111*’ Bi.ekviile Aliiaiicw
W .irei*oU»e ( omf.MOV w ill Ih» o|n*iied af
ihe oilier «*f F. M. Mix-.ui, in the town
i*f Btaekvilie. «mi the *tb day of Julv
uml rem»r« op n until the Ut dav of
I IcOdM’i . fs» •»
f'\ ts>»ier of vbe I.»eorjHirat«ir*. J
F. M. MiNStrN, Secrrlarr.
r ul y.'t-Vil
Petition for Hpad. .
Tin: r.isym; v
Urncit t'oi mV PoMwikamxKRR,
B-vf.X .v r 1.1, S. Aug. *». 1VK),
Thci'oiigo t oinmi*»hmer« will corv>
• >id<’i at ibefr regular tiHN'tllig An I u«a-
• da v . I he Till day of October next, a |*'-
i Utipn a-ktoy the cstrtbli*liineii| of “a
j pubbe |vi;td b"o!ing Iroui the publio
.•-.id 11 oi«i Btrnvvell f. II. to Allendale,!
| s..id road to leave the Allendale roa.jl
| jrar A* d. Harden’s and rmr 8i»uyb-’
l- n . *' l y- if r«»cn Savannah, cross .Mprtar
P.i jim h a little above the head of f 'a-
the cotton grower*.-
ne b.nebtt ha- in-
pointed out where ami by what means | ; vor e insC r , ji ,
we couhl exiKM-t to derive henchts W e ' t ,j e u m again
aie s<>rr \ .Lull wo cun not lepioducy, in i j tl ,„,\ Ve} . „i' vici
lull an address so worthy ot'publica
tion.
Mr. Janies Diamond was the next
speaker. We thought that he intended
to he quire lengthy in his remark-, but
when he looked down upon the table
the- temptation to brevity whs too
strong and contenting.hlpipelf with an
nouncing that dinner was “ready” he
led the charge upon it* good things,
resolved to redeem hi* proiiiise^to make
up for the provisions lie missed during
the .war.
Tnere was the greatest abundance of
the besi substanUals .and tlie daintiest
delicacies, and the general verdict was
that Fair JPond sr.UHi-nt the hend of the
list of this season’s pie nics and ’cue*.,
W’c noted what, we consider for one
neighborhood an over supply of pretty,
girls. The younger bretltren vd' less'
favored localities will doubtless take
due notice and govern tlieniselves ac*
eordingly. M e certainty should if we
were twenty year* younger and linger
ing In single blessedness.
' The Yiripiiia AllLince.
WashingrnlYpsAugnst 20.—A Rpecial
totlmI‘o*t says thavihe Virginia State
Farmers’ Alliance, tir A/onvemion at
Lynehbnrg to-day, with e>e:y county
in the State retjreseup’.l. adopted tlie
Me and do vvliole farniTv "ToBoTtiTig pteAiulde ti hi I r»M>l utiotr:—
lienas, AlHaucesart*shaking hands
across the Potomac, across the Missis
sippi, across the ragged peaks of the
Rockies, Rod, lar grander still, aeto-x
the bloody cliasm, across Mosoii’a add
Dixon's lino; anu.w herta*, coniHihnH*#-
lean politicians in our . National Con-
gresH have advocated measures and ex-
preowed Hentimeiit* to^ftTouse old *ee-
tional feelingsengeipRred by the war;
therefore be It
Resolved, '.p*6t tve, the State- Farm
ers’ AllUtuKTof Virginia, do int'-nd to
grasp with tighter Alliance grip the
hands of <wr Alliance brothers of the
North, detei mined lo hold toge»lter -
with locked shields in spite of all effort*
to armtMv prejudices between u>. uiuj;
maud for ju|o bagging on tlie p u r of
A - a mutter of i act
fairly got into
TsTiot likely tlint
place t hem-t’lve
in tire ptnver of •«> viemus a vumilmia-
Hon a- that formed-by tlie ju'e luauu-
♦actuvvi s. To resort again to jute as a
covering for cotton would not only be
against the best interests of the farm
ers, but w-ou id he unjust to (he inter
ests which have been built up as a re
sult of-the boycott. *•
Tlie greed of the jute men over
reached itself in this Instance, ami all
the indications go to show thurtbe proti
table market into which tii*^* entered a*
highway robbers vv ill x never a gain be
opened to them. •’ ■
' The Manutaeturers’ Record makes a
little e-iimate that is*<>l special iiiferpst
in thi* eonnc.etioth If the entire new
crop, which is e-tincited at 7,tHHt,f.*Oo
hales, sJioubi be wrapped iu cotton bag
ging, .'{b,tKH.I,()0() yai'dsol it would lie re
quited, which is i qiuyaient to J7,ouo,'on
pounds of the staple, making n now
market for on,IKK) hales of 7»nu pounds
each, y . --
At a very low estimate; it is believed
that thi- inereased'consumption will
add to tin 4 market price of the staple at
least,lialf a cent a pound, giviug'an'ad-
ditioual value of $2.r>0 to each bale,
while the Having by the Use of jut<*
would be but 2.’> cent* aTinlo. It is not
expe.eted I hut this tynult w ill he l»i , i»ug).i
about at onee, huFU is e* i’taiii tb follow
the persi-tent r'cfusal of tlie lanneis t*»
~-n*o jute. --- — - ■ —
LiVzm Nix. Ida Anna Eliza Kear*e and
u i
till
Willianr Anderson ilaitz<»g, i’lxin-. [
agautst *
l-VJF . ’ . .
Rh‘od.*v Brabham, Murrlia Ann Hart/og,
Mary Ilsirtz.og, Annie E. Hartzog,
('e)estial lUrtzog, \V. H. Martin,
•Shelly Jaeobs Martin, Be-de Martin,
M". G. Wilson, Charles 1\ il-on ami
Charles Hartzog, l)efcm!ai“-.
<H*I*Y 8VMMOXS KOK it ELI HI'.
/ ' f ( t ffiptbM WWSi rr.;/-.
To th * Defendant*. Rhoda Brabham,
.Martha'Ann Hartzog, Mary Ihytzog,
*Annie E. Hartzog, ( elestial Hartzog,
W. If. Martin, Shelly Jaeobs Martin,
Bessie Martin’, W. ti. VViison,Charley
M tliionand Cliarles Hartzog,
A'ou are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tlie complaint in tfyi*
aetion, a eopy of which i- filed’in the
ottlce of the Clerk of the Court for said
County, and to serve a copy of your an- j
.x . . Mr * mill |*>ud and strike- the Baldoo
Ue 'Vtlrg-n and tao-^ coimn ,f 2.1-t* road at the north end of Cullogea Lane.”
I^ r b*) pound*, iM-ing 2 * lor a .'»*> j Anv grid >1! nerso-j- objecting to the
pound bale. Nv*$ murv* th vii one per«vE ; ©srnMUhn.en, of -ahl^public mad a- ik-
neod accoiiipany fke wagon, a- our nut- 1 tithmeb for will please present rheiroli-
iec;i«!llsVn or before the day set fortbo
coi:s';d(r;»ti'»n of -aid petition.
chin cry !niu\iiei tUehn-ei cotton aui .lit
cotton seed, \
tii y v:j !t?nn)vsL\
swer to the said complaint on the suh-| o-FertiUzeT* hl CaSh ’ t ' ot;on ' wJ -°' al
i i no ol,jc*i-tion be made and the rigiil -
For pariioti desiring to holcFthelr cot rf | ^*^ iv, ‘ n ! lu ' i*' 1 ' 1 '“nd will be
ton we will veil iiou^e and in-iHe tlie I,* ^ ' a ' l*' ?!r! 0m d to;-,
same for a p*-ri<»d not exceeding HMie ° ri 01 tne.Board
mouth at It tee ut- per hale, for longH • ‘ 1 Llerk.
perimls 1 ,t cents each additional month.
8j>erial fate* made with 8uh-vliiance-
for abort periods of storage, aw aitiny
AHiance sale* diiys. Qur warehouse
reeeipU will be taken by The Bank of
Baniwall x*collateral upon loan* to the
extent of SO cents upon the dollar, thus
enabling farmers tonibelknre-sing lia
bilities without forcing th
upon the market.
OIL MILL.
Cotton Seed bought at market rate-
icu cotton
seriber at hi* office in Barnwell w itliit;
twenty day* after the service hereof,
exclusive of the. day of such service:
and if you fail to answer ihe eonrplaint
within Hie time a fore-a id, the Maintiil'
hi tin* action w itl JippTy Uu-tlftr'Cburt
for the relief demanded in thr-com-
•plaint. . . ;•
Dated August '
J. O. PATTERSON,
Plaintiir* Attorney.
W r .Gilmore Simms, C. C. P. & G. S. [ls]
'j’ » thy Absent Defendants, Annie E.
Hartzog and CelostlalHartzog.
Take n tiee that tlie summons and
com plaint herein were tiled in the.bffice
of the < letk of the court of Common
Pica* for Barnwell County, South Car
ol i mi. on tlie -JUtli day of August, A. 1).
DIKt. J. 0. PATTERSON,
angT^ " 1*1 aiuflIt’s Attorney,
IE RTIL1ZKK S.
IVe will fill orders cash or approved
credit
j*’or /Vsiid Pho^[)hate,
. ..^For ( ot ton Seed
For Blood,
For Kainif,
For Chemicals,
Our ow n brand* of first flass Mauip-
uhitod Fertilizers and make any spe
cial Fertilizer to order.
Farmers and dealer* are jnvited to
personally inspect our works ami meth
od*. We are convinced that their ap
proval and patronage will follow.
Cheap, Quick and Faithful Work
Guaranteed'. “ aug'21
Fyvd hundred delegates attended the
pKTtingof ihc,K.an»;u Slate Aili ;m e^it
Topeka on the Lilli in*t.
The report of the connnilfee. on res
olutions was unanimously adopted. .
The resolution* reaffirm the princi
ple-of the St Louis platform and de
mand shorter hours for laborers, the
equal distribution of [and* for, hoine-
stea<l*,Hlfe passage hy. Congress of a
servUe-pejnsltm law, life equalizing of
pa|H5i mouey on grdd vnkie*, the pay
ment of cx-jirisoncr* of war for the t ime
spent in I'^Jitineinent and a mlliou
FOR SALE.
Three lot* on Main Street with f'O feet
front by l*oo deep, between Davis’* law
olfiee and Post office. ;
Four lots oppo>ite Mr? W. Giluioro
Siimn*. same mea*urenmuL -
Tlie lot and re*hDnee now ? occupied
by < 'apt Woodward KK)x'JBh feet.
The five fotip&nd httiidinga between
Tobin’* drug store and Poll office on
Main Street
i’hese are fhe most deHrabie bbilding
town for at.v pui po^e r-T.d
ain in Blackville.
V
A Prcttv Pfaee
puiioa of the labor
er ami produm it aoCmnpIRbed.
ar- |
*rr- f 4o- f4at4«rw «b.uuun-r hu* 4u the
cv* rhu detwtivv tj'^tem, w hb-h allow* j will be soltLreasonably
liie employ mcd‘ of datgo torc*c» of
artucll uicii by corporati*';i* and tndi-
tdduala and ctLuUcuiUa the Blair biU.
For fcuit particuiara apply to
A. T; WuODIVAUH
Lb *20-If
in the most desirablp residence por
tion Of Blackville, within a few min
utes walk of the depot*, churches and
schools, is ituw pile red for sale.
The improvements consist of a new’
and well built cottage of lour rooms
with dining room attached. All other
neee»*ary outbuildings'on the premises
in good repair. The garden i» of extra
size ami could bp converted into an
building k*;. The ‘well furnish,
abundant tppidy erf the best
IHaiJfvUiO' - —;———
Ik J. DKf W,
rf j%ukvUle>d. i C T A
The Chills fpre coming. But I have ai
ready come and ran bo found in all well
regulated stores in Barnwell county.
Me and the chills can’t liveuin tha
same hide. When I go in the chills
leave. I alsjwprevent malaria. Take
me in broken aose*, say a tablespoonfol
in a gla*r, of water about every other
night, and ypu vyon’t have chill*. I ani
the best Liver Regulator on earth.* If
1 don’t cure amfprevent Chills call for
your money. No cute t>o pay is the
way I am sold.
Frog Pond Chill and Fever (Jure, 50
cents a bottle.
DAVENPORT
julylO-im
VfEMP.F^of the ‘‘FARMERS .r
( befor»placing their
dcr* lOE%igging will please call and ex-
amin* iny extensive^tock of Anti 4. lt .
^Bagging. Having alreadiTjUlled orda,.
for various Clubs. 1 feel copfldent that
price and quality will meet w ith ap
proval.
P. W. FARMKLL,
BlackviUc^jj. C.
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