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The Barr,we 11 People,
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m. W. HOLMES,
■jjbrwi
Kun an and
PnoriuKToi;.
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
THURSDAY, MAKUH 1J, IMH.
A NflWR and Courier head line ask*:
Death of Dr. Fannan.
Rev. Jamea Cleaieut|F , uruiandled on
Tuehday hjorninp ■atfUit iioi ie tirree
mllea from Oreeuvillo^of a caurrhal af
fection (Complicated wtth heart trouble.
Hi* nines'* lasted only a few days. '
Dr. Kunmati was bunt In Charleston
5th December, 1SO0. He w’as the twelfth
chiltHtfdtw. Dr. Richard Furman, who
was pastor of the First Baptist Church
in Charleston for i>7 years.
Aniahee Ueparlment.
Trthnte oT Respect.
* Adojdied as tli* County 'Organ by the Coun
ty AlluftiiWulyrah, issf),
M. J. 1'ATK, Associate Ewron,
Tf* wluxn all Coimnoiiicfttioaa on Alliatice-| e*leeuuMl
Matters should be uddressed.
Double,Pond Alliance N'o.’5H0, Barn
well county. 8. C.
TEAtflEBS’-mUMN.
••Wh.* I- tl,« maUrr with Clfvlund r* •'< J*"™- »•' *!*.» «■-
ucated at |ho ( ollege of ('harleston and
It would be easier, esteemed cotempo--
rary, to catalojxue what doc-n’iail him.
was
jrmt-tlco fiied icliuv-
* Vj
preparing to
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmm j Wh<>p llW U US COIIVertcd Undef tll'O 111111-
The Budget had a column and over istry of elder Dr. Basil Manly. He
of German In Its Ta»t Issuer We don’t i united .with the Baptist Church and
understand that language but aio.free J was licensed to preach before he was
to say that it ^ss the best reading that ; twentv-one years of age.
paper ha* £i\eu to ittf takers In a month j J n isi 1 lie bechine a member of tire
of j Furman Theological Institute
The Charle*u>n World seem* to think I U ' h,llHb4Jl '° i, » ^‘ndidtj cow,nty; In 1811)
that Attorney General Young John , '« »<*<^ted tlje site for Furman Unlver-
OlUrrrN of the i ousty AhUure.
F. Sojourner, Frcsidcnt.
A. F. Free, \ ice Fresidcnt.
W, S. HamlxTfr, S<wn tary.
N. F. Kirkland, 11casuroiv
’VV. (» Britton, Chaplain. '
II. Kirkland, i.eefurcr.
Wall, .Stownrd, . .*
W. K. SadlcF, Ijjo<)r Keeper.
K. F,. I larky, Aswistant IXror Keeper.
B M . BodHord; Bergeknt-ut Arms. ()
M. W. Phillip*, Basines* Agvut.
Kxeeutive Committee—C. ii. Free, W. W.
F.nri.'k, VV;. A. Fan,-a. $
Trade ( otrmdtte, —O. M. Hunter; K. II.
To The BaHNWeTl Deopi e- Adopted as the Comity Organ tiy theToach-
W herens it ha* pleased our Heavenly Awociktion of Barnwell County Sept. 27th^
Father to remove from «»ur tnldstour i
brother, Jamea Walsh, of j-A. F. OTIS, • - - - _ ’Editor,
iViVoHn/, 00 .'!'* ^ bt:U) ^ e *^ rum ’I 1 " 1 ehurch i tq wllom a jj communications should be ad:
inllitarH to the church trunupham, Feb. , ,,
it i sin i ii 1 , , dressed on Saturday Ix-forc every issue.
m, oai, aged II years; there I ore be it - : •
reMolved, . ' . ^ .
Idt, That While we how in Immhlo I .< ome to Bembcrp.
submisMirm to the Almighty, wo deeply ; The regular meeting of the Barnwell
deplore Isis b,** and sincerely s'ympa- | Teachers’ Association willpieet atBam-
thizc wiih relatives and friend* in their j berg Friday and Saturday, March Idtli
bereavement. ' . > I and Mth. An educational mass iheet-
tjear D' ,lv htUf. «T M. Cimn-. W. A. AH.
C<(uiui)ttcc on Unod’pf the Order
1 '
1’Ope wa* outgeneraled by t ie Coosaw
Company, a* by uHrerent tactics the
case might hayb 4>een brought before
the State instead of the United State*
Courts. -
Thirteen lias long been regarded an
unlucky number. The Fifty First ( on-
gress remained in session that number
t*f months, during which time it appro
priated to various purposes about a bil
lion dollars—equal to fifteen dollars for
«wyery man, woman and child in the
United States. f
Before many months. Unde Sam’s
pocket will be a* empty a* Mother Hub
bard’s cupboard and all his servants
clamoring for their wages at one time.
*ity In Greenville and wa* elected first
(Chairman of its faculty, lu 1881*lie re
signed that position on account of hi*
age, hut remained up to bis death as
instructor in mental and moral science
and logic and rhetoric. He wa* elected
I’residont<d'the Baptist.‘State Conven-
fcion several t ime*.
In his death ih»’ Baptists of Soutl
Carolina.have lost, their most promi
nent divine. I h the success of Furman
l nlverslty he built a “inonumctit more
y w.. .1. C. Mc
Millan, M. Kdctifielci, JV. T. Cave, J. K.
Siialling, E. B. Guess.
I
The CTemson College.
The Tni.stee.vof the State .Agricultu
ral College met at rendleton last week
and resolved to push Work *o that it
may lx* opened the 1st February, IMH2*.
i here will he accommodation* for three
hundred *iH(l('nts, and a* over two huu-
Ired a p] >lieat ion shave already been-reg
istered the roll will soon be tilled. If
there arp any Barnwell County hoys
vyho think of going they should w rite
2ml, That we tenddr our fieartfidt i ing will be held on I riday evening at
wymjiathy to the bereaved f niiily ami ' which several speaker* will he present,
pray-that tt ey may be *o guided and di- Rev. John (». Williams wifLbectur-fe-tthu
n'eted by <f ioil’s grace as to form anun- j ‘"1 be Duty of the People to Education.”
broken lainily at the throne, aimva*. , | T he f.dlow ing prograln w ill be ea -
-..id, That a blank page in our minute rjed out at the legnlar •.meeting on-.Sat-
booJv be inscribed to hik inernory unlay : ;
■Jtli, That a copy oT these resolutions ■ 1 'J h<* arraiigemetif of the school pro
lm sent to the hweavefl family and to ; gram ot reei! itious—ITof 1*. 10, iiopeil.
the Cotton Plant amt Baknwki.i, 1 'Ko-! 2. Kledientary Coinposilfou — Miss
" I.'Diek*. '
I'LK.ior publication.
D. ,\V. Bodiford, President,
II. \\ . J on kb, Secretary.
KJitor
We have not forgotten our promise to
diHctiKM the bona llde geiminenes* of
Grover Clevelanc’s Democricy for the
enlightenttient of the State, of Colum
bia. although it is likely to be a case of.
love’s labor lost, as our “young and In
nocent cotemporary” seems to be like
Ephraim, joined to hi* idols and beyond
the reach of redeeming political grace.
cinduring than bras*.’’ He had married {• at ^>nee to President II. A. Strode, Pen
twice. Hi* wife and live cliLldren shr
vive hUu«I-£ . •'
Kk.vr.sk, S. C„ March Uth, 1891.
People:
At the last regular meeting of^St.
Johns Alliance No. liio. the followin.g
was adopted on the death of one of t>iir
members: . , '
\\ hei'cas, God has seen fit to remove
from i ime to eternilty one of ours sister*,
Mrs Susan Shaw ; therefore, bejt
Minnie
J. The teacher’s preparation for his
work—Prof. K. H. Willis. a
JJ. The Word Methpil in teaching,read
ing—Mis* < lara hrjolnnston.
0 The proper incentive* to study--
Miss Columbia Bellinger. . .
(» School apparatus and its import
ance—Prof. H. s. Hartzdg.
Bamtierg extends a hearty welcome,
to all teachers and friends of education
to be present.
File Association at -present numbers
twentv-four aeli\*e niembers and live*
Earth’* Foss, Heaven’s Gain.
What seems so
If, in asking ns to answer the quest
Hon “whether Tkoma* Jefferson was a
r-
Democrat” the Slate intemlcd to draw
a parallel In'tween that great leader and
it* lirst love aforesaid wh reply that
there i* marked siinihirity bedw een tthefn
in Uu*. ani* particular that both are ury
deatfr”
“T'here is no Death.
Is Transition.’'
’ j.Mi*'Martha Aldrich, daughter of the
late Col. Lewis M. A.ver. 'r.. wife of
Jmlge A. I’ Aldrich, depaited this life
at 8 o’clock on Saturday njonilng, 7th
March, 18bl, aged sevetity-two years.
Only .a lew brief week* ago, w ith hus
band and wife, children and friemls
gathered beneath the roof tree, ot “ Flm
Oak*” there was celebrated with quiet,
thankful happiness. Hie fiftieth anni
versary of the day w hen she, in tin- First.
Hush 'of youth and beauty, crowned
with fairest dowers, garhed in bridal
while, gave her heart .ami hand Into the
keeping of the hiishamj w'Uo, through
all tlie^cii.anging fortunes of those many
years, uml* f sunny skies of piTisperou*
peace ami amid the bUek rum* «d‘ hj
pallin
die ton. S. C.
Fhe session will last from 1st Febru
ary to 1st Iteceinber. -’Fhere will be no]
Saturday,holidays Every boy.will be j
required to work two hour* a day, for j
which he will be paid. .No boy under ;
Ilftorii will lie received unless he has an j
older brother there! %
Board will be furnished at cost*—not
over seven dollar* a mmith. Texi book*
will a I *o be supplied at wliolesale price*.
R.•solved, U That in her death we j i lou> „. ;ir y 1U( , ul | n . rv
i.ive 1"*' a true iiacnd to.our order, and j 'Fhere are one buiulmt white teach
w hile we bow in liumble suhmi-sion to ,. rHin i; a riiweU^uuntv
the w ul of Him who n»*M*r errs, and utfoid to
" bile w e leel t hiuour los* |s Inw eternal i ing*. , -
gain, vet. we deeplyjameuc her depart- Tome out one and alFand niak*
m r; . i meeting at Baud
Resolved, 2. Fhat w-e tender our ; h.-ue luut. ' Let u*' stir up
amt not bile can
from-these meet
warmest syuifiathies tT> the bereaved
hushuml and relative* and oray iliat
Cod may so guide and direct them in
their live* that they may form an un
broken family in_.il:* kingdom where
all is peace and happines*.
Resolved, d. That a copy of these re
solutions be sent to tlo* bereaved hus-
bliiid, to Fhk Barwvki.i, Peorrk and
t he
best that we
‘tarnwell
county ' from centre ts> circumference
upoii euue.atii-nal matters.
In ffenumain.
A ;i til form of Kr.iv u ill l.u worn. | Cotton IMant for pubin-atlon.
and the discipline will bo military. Ap-j Resolved, 4. Fhat a hiank pagein our
plieants for admissioiunust bav»* thor-I ,u ' milt! k u °k be .inscribed t© her mem
ough knowledge of arit^flnetie-, historv
j geography -:iiid grammar. The agri-
j eultural course w ill .Lu. thorough and
| the student*given aoontplft** education
j jn practical a* wcl+a* *cb*ntjflc laruiin^
j and the technological-deparluipnt will
uiiiitrv. w
orv.
The Staterbf < olumbU, proidice* the; n f NH ,. ri .d meiu^rle
free coinage of Illusion* and delusion*, To-day 1tcr sttn* and daughters ta-re
although It i* against the free coinjige
of ailver. There is ji£» |K>1nt to the horn*
th« bitterm »s of tln-ir or|dn»iiage, mi**
the gentle tiendioi tlie motiicr'iRjfabd,
the so long fafuiltar inusie «d her soft
-of the di loin urn that it seeks to pin u* sw ectjerdcc, the loving cohii* I of her
between. So fat from having ta make j ripe judgmenf, ih** saen d inspiration
g war. fotftid in her true b»ve ami i b»» equal to r.iiv iii tin
constant pn st iuat the, b* *i .wUul j I * ‘ i 1 i 1
-pf hULuiiiUPd lifti k 1 lui v> liLuennuluno <.f tifst- | re»..]ui;oii* eanusu
'i'miTaY Tii ; "Ts'iiTdiic wit fiTro' nTFiiF'^iT-^ mcT:: ^ '
one-Utird of the acre-
limi'.ing production u*
Mrs. Martha Butler Aafoh, wife of
the late JoFvn Judson Aati n, departed
this iiie on tlm 1 1th day of February at
horhome near Baihiw ell <H- in tbetifty
nintli year <d her ace. For several vear*
slioiilid been in feidde. dee lining InerlTfi;
and thoiigli an'invalid,44«ee LLlu-Lmirden
of her sutlerings* w ith most patient for
titude t heerful'in sjdrif alw av* kind,
loving ami aileetbuiat*-: it seenual tlTat
| the barrier* of atllictmu wt-re swept
: awav by that JoJiiur* signation which
so truly i \, n.o.do-s in aH ifV -aer. •!
I Ibenix Aliiatiee N*>. (il’S of Abbe- . beauty the faith <d < dfl'-tiau eha
vi 1 le*county ha* pas-s*-! aiui rc+»uesfcd ) \\ ueii joVi
orblished thro;iirIn-Td ti>e .-nu .tf •i.tiii,
urging tlo* fann-4 row cuttu i'au'lrhe Lciirts *d’ tlm-e -lo 7
r» ot p. "fi <I[>H IH"-iig H e trr a ifftB noil I Jwytsi •w^hihii ■> m.—o—s .b- AsU,
J. A
J*
< iiAssrRE\r, j |
•E <Kix.vhd, . Conimitt«e^j
H. Roudus, M D. T
Cul Donu the t'rop.
u on
ijred most
acier.
t emfer h
a -
.. ohoice which sliall “go”—Grover C’levc-
or the Kolb Gem—Fhk Ukoclk
would prefer for Ixith to gel a mofe an
4—tbe/rst to the shade* dl ^lienee he i*
wi Wf4! ilited to adorn, the latter to the
tuarkAt* where the worshippers of the
flisicM (Utk bu v the good thing* of this
life. Our "young and innocent” to-
teiikporarv •*«!>« to knotf a* little ul the
■oektu iuBlmv-B on he does of the |Kjliti<
uoiaiuiabewi <*r (be Brown Guard*.
Florida Jo the front.
Major Edward Willi*, of Charleston,
haa been largely interested in the phos-
phau* buainese in thi« State since it w’as
Hr«t staxted. lie bu« ju«t returned from
a full iaspeetioo of the f«iio*pha,o terri
tory in Florida. He^nport* that since
the diaeovery of the«>‘ doptnilta at lea«t
twenLy-tlve million duJlars have been ia-
vevieU in lauU* by iuinei* ami specula-
torw. r J'hesd Florida Held* hid fair to
become a formidable rival to the Caro
lina C'ompaaJdO. The Florida )dio»-
pliate* ane of very high grade and are
much more cheaply mined than our do-
pttulU. *
. Why tlotton D ( bcniu
There are several reason* ((rby the
King bring* such low priccK. The crop
is the largeatcver grown, rlie librv is
short, tin* staple inferior andi the gen-
♦ral lluaneial sUignaliuo pla.v.* .a. kig
” part In putting down pricni* - Then i»ia p ' ■ ii> 1 >»rT, 'if I'-a
wills have, fpom Uie hegiucing of tile
season, been buying cotton as they
needed It, 'J’hey knew at the opening
that the yield was great and by pur
chasing sparingly they sa\n interest,
'Insurance, storage and the risk of Jos*
from changes in price
The propped for better prices nevt
f.ill is as blm* ae injjjgo. A little over a
v^inonth ago contract^ 1 " ere freely made
for the delivery of new col ton next Au
gust at 9.31 cental a pound. Since tl.iut
time the bottom seem* to have ilroppcd
out and the price Ua* tumbled to 8.85, a-
decline unprecedented in the history of
cotton futures. It may go lower yet if
receipt* show that last year’s crop is
even larger than it i* now llgured.
It look* now a* if the new crop will
open at about 8)2 neat* a |Hiuud.
J
A Tale ol Two -Cities,
The Greenville Neves lias found its
man Friday- The tally of *weet talk
wa* too tempting and the “young and
innocent” State, of Columbia, walked
into the parlor. The mutual admira
tion society of two is simpering, the
thunder of I'aris Mountain
from the capital and the N
of lu-r suiniiy *pirR. * ■ j
To-day *lo* wear- a crown that shall 1
never crtlmMe iintk*r the touch of time, i
for time to her is Ho tia>re, a boauty that
sliall never Ih» faded by the yaie* ol j
e« 1 th.'lor the desert* lie behind her, a 1
youth that shatt never grow old, for !
year* are not counted in fh** celestial
city and robe- that ishall he asdriuu 1
snow through nil the eternity of Heavin
—gifts of welcome home 4roiu tlo* Ail *
Father to one who made her world bet
ter by her stay upon it.
Having, a* child, w it**, mo?her. (’hri»-}
tinn and friend. Hnislied al. that was
given her to do on ear! It, tv it hour a re- i
gret for the pan, a fear for the futurtvf
calmly a* to a ulgh'’* repose sliejoCid ‘
good bve to l|t*i loved 'Mil - iXo. Ii ' 'b 11 blbor S(
fullv a* a llMle child diops to'sleep up
on the mother’* bo*om< / Nhe pa-s -d
through.the valley o| fhe shadow into
the pur** light ij the <ir«a’. White
Throne, carrying the promise an soft* nd
to her prayer*, her taith and her ser
vice, ot iter Ma-tet thai thi home circle
now Ih st broken by the iiie*.seng<-r from
the skies would, in Gml'* own gisnl
litiie, be reunited in •that. Better I.iiul
where all tear* shall be vvi|M*d awav r
ThD jH'ople, among vv hom lo r Hfe
work wa* Feguu antieompletej, share
in th«* sorrow for her loss ifid give the
sympathy of prayer and tear* t<* ili«<se
tliat wen* tiearept aed dearest to her.
Their memory of her life shall not grow
dim so , long ns heart* ore jmttmtt and
the utiseltiidi g»H>d are h»\ed.
From the coiiehe* of the suirnriug,
jktot mid rich alike, ly*r minisf t atbH.s »i
service and ol charity will !».* -oreiy
missed lb arts that m-hv w ith rare and ,
soriMblv will.tki.ntftru tor\* Fl.
j Tho cost* of at tendance, fire flxei
f follow sU Rietr l 10 ii)dtitli*f70, medical
1 n'tentio'n ^ >, w ashing f *. ilres* uniform
f C'P., fatigue unlfojni J8 f and to liov*
i w hom* paia lit- are able to pay 4 Id for
i t Mlion, Each student is re<juired to
I carry 2 *he«*t*. 2 blanket* or c >mforts,
ami *1 towel* titid pillow*. Th** pay of
t'u* *txiilent* lor work will be not over
eight cents j*er hour.
of ofu*-fourih to
agc in cott(»n, sn
tTv'c and r»ne-h%lf to six mifTTon iiule<
Aimtlwr resolution ploAgc* t>e mem
ber* to devote uioi> j.ticnimrrai.d ener-
gv to gr.flris, grr.ssrsjvTui olio r Ran]
efOp* and to -bed. h''* to cotton.
tbrmglkour heart* are tilled with a sor
row ti-at i* aiutost liicbu*olabie, i h» !*' iit
the treasure*, i umlv ing meniorie* are'
eiishr»n. *l; uhwaft the-••Hark^JuirTivv
of thejpffoul ot sorrow " burnfjHrc tiright
star of hope and love'itiemerfa!, tie-*tar
tiiut-hall be m u» j.ird>fe and death an
Fanner* and Henliants^
The farmer*-of this yMinty have
worked vvomfer* w illil>eftiela*t twenty*'
live year* \V heipt'fle war closed their
ImllUrng* wma^in «*he«, thefr fenves
swept away, their work stock e.arrhd
oil byhostile hand*, tlelr provi*iou*
appropriated by,Xeckie*s enemies, their
land* exhausted ,*y careless eulu
tern dctuorali^dotlytTtlu
debt* coHtractrd when a f|*e*ro wa*
worth a thousand dollar.*- hanging
threateningly ovcr H'ienp Tlien the
lioubles of thexTc(*onsTruction {»criod
lolUivved, and later came the combitia-
ti' ii - ^*fa|i. r !al that fore-
priyes ot gcexls they ha<
drov
i.*.o uiai mey nau to sen .surely no
• under the sun since the IHjjrJ jj.
f tune hav e had to contend against
I he New'paper* and the Revolution.
I The >:irinriV Vidette <Alexandria I
j I.a.^says':
L “It is surprising tliat so large a hum- i
(hero! t4i‘ newspuja-r.* of our Couiilryd
|entirely ignore the great civil revoiu-
, lion that is going on. There itreimi- j
! ITnis of flic voter* orthe ci^hIutv who !
J are r aolved that there(d>*TI be a change I
in the governnieutmT'policy, and ft : i%
| the duty of th'i*exVn*» are competent to |
j do so, to diieig-this civil revofiiiion imo j
t ehanucbcjjpsafety, ami that vvid bring [
! Messrpgs to the land instead i*f cur
Ffiv'niutle '•iitL' thunders
them
nrerring guitfeTdyun !n
liat H-hvi
home w here fix"paifg* of part/iiig"’a:
unknow iUavC sjiail meet our angel nu
tber, ^
Eaffv in life nhebecame a mehilier i
iv
Good News.
AIL pergons who borrowed, money
from the (’orbin Banking Company
through Col. W. H. Duncan or our-
Relves, hid successor#, ami w hose obli
gations are now maturing can have
their loan* renewed if they so desire by
making application ton*.
V. WILLIS J. DUNCAN',
’ J. J. BROU N'.
Barnwell, 27lh February, 18B1.
• ^ mar5-tf
M&TDAL—
Life lasnrance Co. of New YoA
RICHARD A- MCCUH3Y, President.
Statement for the yo&r onJ!n ’ Decetnber 31,1890
l S3<\i
$147,154,901 20
i
Administrators Safe.
i- Itossnc- on Pi-lirli-* at 4 1 ■
1 htaMBIlc.* other than Reserve,
j- Sarflus. - * . » ' f
L JlerflptX (r*»m hV. sr.nrres. -
' IMv
Payment.* to FoBry-lloltlers, -
Rfsk - nssuwied, ffl.1 s'* poltries.
Risks in force, 200.0.i-> polirles,
$l3fl,0C*.3rt8 00
•; r,oA.3:»o ms
t>.f>8f,2 33 a 4 *
84,078,778 00
10.073,200 or,
100,085.0S.» 52
088,226,805 24
Pursuant to an order of the Probate '
Court I will se 1 at |mbltcauction to the , TH!: ASSETS ARE INVESTED Aa FOLLOWS:
highest bidder for cash all of the per- !:eisl.F«tMt« n»d Baod A Xort?a?« .
sopal property of W. W. .Matthews.de- j koins. * - - - -
ceased, 'c<>tisi.*ttlfg of horse*,, w agons, Fnited 8l»te* Reiut* unit other - - . •>
’- Jt >«riirfUc', ^ - - - .»l,oil,»vi w«
Loans oil f ollnt#*rJd Ve.-uritie*, *,<'>24,100 OO
Cash In IlBhUs *iut Trust ( empanie* .
nt interest, - - - -
Interest areruwl, I'reiebiws Defer- ^
buggies, cotton, blackMijiih f-'ols.,fal in
ing, lii|pb>rnents, corn, - hoii.-cbokl and
kitchen, furniture, earpenters tool*,
Ac,»4fcc. ""Hwid sale to be had on Wed
nesday, the 18»h day^of March, com
mencing at II o’clock a., in. at the late
re.sidence of the dccVas ••'! jn Williston.
‘ II. B. .MATTHEWS, ’
red, etc..
7,U3.256 35
• -«X.
m a.r5-t d A d id: n i st ra U »r.
.-BESTBARGAINS.
Pianos l Organs
$147,151,061 20
t h -v* (.»r-(nl!>' foregoing-.statement
iil<t t.utU ti.c suave to lx* correct.
A. N. \V'TEiiirovsit, Auditor-
Frr-*\ the Surylu# aK-re ftated .*• divlOea.l will U
a;-lK rtioned -* ui'aM.
't( »uisln<‘Ks fnr isfln show* INrtiKASL orerthiil
, til’ 1 ss«), ii; retinass
For -ale eitluT for e.i*h or on install- i
meat plan. Term.-* easy and low price* j
guaranteed.
Sheer M ii.sTe a specialty. . !
C16, i -> d»i... ’7 1.8
IU ts'a ud Surplus, 10,554a<s.L I.' V
- \ - 3.859,750 07
A
. F. Otis, Agaqt, Kiev
BARNWELL S. C.
Ludden & Baxes.
Soiitherii Music House
n rr
•>>"•> ;■•. e »'ai .i
I '.L.—eipts,
iTtvyniriils In [‘nlicy-’-inltters, J.rr'J.i'.ll 07
•.’is!, - V suu:riL giiM yiilkiim,, 0,55 83.C0i 21.
'* • i | »— 'T !irl 72.*’7r.*»j*| r-i
f,. G L BN A N 1), General Agent y
< 'olunibia, S. C. '
W
R. CAPERS, Agent,
B. rirtvell, s. C’.
march 4-5»ia.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ROAD fiQTiCE.
I
BARN W E Ll> COU X T Y.
IN THE COL RT OK rnOBAL'K.
OnirF Cor\Tv < omvi* iom'rs.
Barnw i Li . S. i , -i cb
To Road Overseer*:
You an* herei»y itCrmeted t*,> order
out aConee ail Irttnd* Faiiie t" roa«l dtnv
f
By Ja*. O P;*Mer.*ow, Esq., Jmigw-of
'Probate in Barnwell County.
Whereas-NV. Gilniore Simnis, C. t*. T*.
applies fvu:_4,ctter* of. Adininistratiott
the derelict estate,of R^-E. llaruog.
in your i-e* pec live (|is;rici* ami to hnrve' deecased.
tile liighwavs pm in th'-rmigUnrepair. '1 Imoc are, therefore, to cite and'ad-
By order ot tbcTtoard. < ^ | ftibnish all ami singular, the kindred
— r- I’N LL, ( lerk. ami creditors of the .*ai>l deceased, to be>
' and appear hefon* meat aC'ourtof Pro-
bate for the said county, to be hobbtn
at BaVeWeliC, II. oil Friday, the 27tH
’ ’ "y-- ’ •—i^-Lhiy.-jui....Mytrefri i*td. at 11 p’Hnfk a^-
, hi., to ^!w>u-4--uu»i*, if a.»v, whv tin* *ai(|
f «(W^I. A4» .
S ’re^ a.VI r
4
•mi I M i*U«ai
*1tt>11 111 Uol be grunted. - -
Sa »^^nT^!rrr?crTr^ ! TTTtdv^tlUl the *eAI «T
tb
Debtors and Creditors.
Courtthlk'fxh day of February.A-
I>. LV.M. and in the U^ib yearof Ameri-
can In»ty|»endem*e..
JAS. t>. IMTTKRSOX.
fehT-iIw J Probate Judge.
All p
e late
i >r.
’1'
m
i»*
.iii
H.
itilo
4TP* Methodist
faith ol which
t hurch- in tin
divu
>he iiv < d ami died
Almtfi
W
1*
Ml ted fo
• \ \> . K
paVUict.i,
oe- w-gaii;
hem
and
*t tin
p-Hy
ate ot
ire re^
1 P'T-
aid »**-
A FEW WORDS.
•i
aD
r l«> me«»r to hiv a i
s A shmins. Barnw i
KJJXABi: ill R
< Jmdib
iford'a_JJridge >. < ’
’ll
KL
4 K
V *. Me*
H,
\ R'K.
Having eontinued the *aleof,FJ.
quor* •divcy-tue New Year
Dr, J.1I, E. AnEIIOlS.
Ldtu*h« d by
^ I h ts gather
file *11] e
'.lirougli m
clone. .*>iJ
irv will m
•ing tin
ignoring
wt<i not bet
The sion
.i
iiu
i*
aou
an*
nee
L turn
t«» djschiirg •
duet electri al tl-.n l
that wtlF avert the cy-
v\ ill i*o» stiliice, *ophis- j
iur*e of event*
th<
l m* people an* re-tlc*s ami determine
l hey call no lunger hedci'eive'l t»v the
•»v1 teacher*. Tiiev havy learned le
higher the ' ,,w Hiey cannot forget in n generation, j
Fobuv and " * 10 Dunk ilii> upriaiugiif the j
.... , ' , . ' ** au l.pCMpJeisamorniHgfiigthatwlllbeUiii-
down the value* of the farm pro- ! j.elh d 1^ tlj.* uprising si,., are ri .t in I
that they had to sell Surelv no ! position to judge of ii* extent, fmwernr |
intensity. B< ware how >ou trillewith
the jK'opJe^ they are in no mood U» i»» '
, ... , trilled wiih Every man w ho love* hi* I
ich a M-u of troubles. 1 rue many have , ;U family am, j,i- country i*
me down bclore them, but the success | troubh d at tie* outlook. On the one
t the great majoHtv Irtv brought the ! band are serfdom, poverty and degra- j
' la;k»u—through oliT^yspyi.s tliat are j
I untiit ii lor me eniigiiteucd pre«enf. ;
id on the other/side are tiiroateniti'
:rii f
w. r
Dental Cl
burgeon.
lilarkvilleCS.
BEN DAVIES
H A * l»i'f*n bu*v in *e1
! *• ting i » k of f 11
t ’
1 t
Will li
pointuien!< a-
A i
* r ;V
<*•., If.
S "S SO l*a.l l Uk<> ti. .'ll Ul nrt
nin
Road Notice.
early cbinThg of better ’
>rity
promise of tlu 1 "
tiim «. ''Fhe greatest advaneo in the di-
rev; ion of correct busint
be«*n majc since tin
k* vkHiig„hiun>e-s in the I
sines, methods has--amigul^r—blouvIshiMi ^mMl^.st/i.ction f
* establishment of i ‘‘'•ery'vestigHof l.*\v and or<i**r; s:i. 4 ,.i t
aliead-x-nght 41.Uie middle uf t!ie r>jad
4£m|pyffi£Z&
of lier prayers, but ijie example of her
life; *0 crowded with good worltu-
triumph of her hn>t hour* on earth, so., .
jiKidcrt in iheir peace, arc all exhorta- j b'.' ilI, “ ,:i ' ,H> imiiket* tiiat givi
tioii more elmpienLilian hiiuian Words I Hicm the b*‘st liargains.
the
ngnt yi-the middle <4!' t!ie
. . . .... . tauds thcw-U: fUrLtil. q.H 1
county,. I hr sc hare gmblejt (^Tani^ t tlmt leads „ ut by giving justice pi
e:s nceuing uelp to rescue t irmifsel v es j iua s^v* srr-pTrrktrTjj undue pr*v"
from the mastership of the factors, and ‘b’’ ‘’l-issc*, Le, there b** a turn i apficar befdn
ton truly DcmocraTic government, in i aliove 1
to follow her as she followed ('hris(
Her reiiiaitis were laid to tV>t iff the
< at hoi n* cemetery on SumJay nnirning
after ihc last services of Imr < hurcli
were administered i>y' Father Weden-
feller, in the presem-e^Hf the largest
concourse ever gathered lichen|»on such
an oecasittii. Ami all grmipedMdiere as
they turned tin ir -ad s|,.>j,. back to tin*
\v alks of life knew tiiat d ime lud parted
with a j*erieet, woman, that Eoroity
nail weh’omed a spirit all vvoriliv of ti
aceeptayiee in the city of the saiuls of
God. - v
Have the merchants of the county
kept pace with the forward progress of
the farmers?
Sino* tin* ?>cw' departure has hi en
* * *
W ide in the way of cash trailing, at tin*
beginning of cvei^Vear large amounts
of money have been carried to eftie* in
tliisMate and <i , . , orgia :wid paid out for
ovisioipTahd fat m supplies,
n flm inerciiant.s of Augusta, Char-!
which one pirty or das
hamper, rob or tax auot
meni that sliall embrace um
ering ami protecting wing the welfare
and happiness of every individual citi-
/.eii. ‘ '
(>Fr H K CorNTVCoM.MlssiOXKRS,-
B.vRnw Ki.l. S. < ., Mardi 12; is'.il.
The < oininis*ioners will c msider at
their meeting on the ind iTayTT June
next a p'iitiou asking, that the road
from Elko to ,the obi < harb'stou road,
commeiieittg at M'C'M. IVillis’s mill
road and running ihr«»Hgii Mr Joseph
FUlflAlps- «-q»lrv'*. t‘»iss ! "Og Mis la'siiicnce.tf*
be .T«x‘lare(f a T*ub ic Road.
t"-g-art* Tmtiiieil-t-o
lilt* IF ard. 011 the datv
amed. “A . .■
‘ of men e;tnm>t ! If no objection le* rm’de and the light
her, a govern- j of wav be granted tin* said road will be
its fowl- j Ucclared H highway.
By order of tin* Board.
jnurl-'-tdj *M. .L I’NtU, Clerk.
-.Gen. John B. Gordon joined the A11-
ancH iu-Athinui Friday night, * '
• Flm #*!tnsas All lance men commend
Gov. IWr.iir:i, of Georgia, for refusing
to hob nob wiili JavGuuhi.
SilniEons p Stent DJeahsu.
Stat • <f South Carolina j Court
lia uu !i X' urtit/. . j /’Ii
l
Commow
ii.t.
tor
'J’he. annual stat unect of the Mtifnal
UtiA Insurance ( ohijtanv' of New York
slums the re.markabie progii's* ina le by
this institution during tvvdu* uioiiths.
'Fhe record made b> the Mlitual • elipse.
its <i\vh best eilorts. aml natuiallv ex
ceeds that of anvoiher linaucial iiisf itu-
tion in the world. 'Fhe new busiues.
written amounted to ^F<K),!‘S.V.ki;. show
ing a continuous and phenoiijeiial .id-^
vauce. The assets of the Mutu^J Life"
now aggregate id 17,151 Idl.-O Mndioat-
Jiig a gain for the year of'8l(;.753jti3f'l is
The ftroelamation of Rresident Polk, 1
, 1 . , | authorliiingsKme formation of a State Al-!
h stuiiai.nl Savannah are more, enter-‘ 1;,,,.,. M1 . , i •• m 1
4 «. iiariM* ill ‘l‘>-v\ ;l, |v soon to o«* follow (’(J
prising thaiKatid can undersell tie In like action in Ohio, Hie latter State j
mcrcliants of AUendnle, Blackvillc, 1 »I ready having TnejiiPtM >liip_io justify
Barn well, I i am! ic rg,\Vi 11 i *t o n, Gjui-j tl,e /‘ l1 *’ ) ^ >
ham* anti other towns iCls right ami
proper 'that the farmers slichiid buy
■ mmons for rkmef.
( ( or.tj Uout not Serve!)
>11
ay
H fi
ach
m 1
. Mru.ilay
tb to v>ed’-
tlie l*attei-
**eting and eol-
KNERALMFR
tb it vv ill suit Hie people
lep-or** and ideas** ibeir
h* mo«!Hratif*n of iu pri«*e**
g- neraPv and ihe ladle*
are invited to cull,
ami i* >m;*ire pricej* with
» -cW IICI #.
11 lions'*
At Saliv
. B.
in •
&
N. R
lav »*vetiri
ii
very Frb
<);
11c
m
R., from
U e>ltie,-
- Hotel,
•nick v ub*
I
riiai
<1 e\-(
*V to .;.it
rr Thur
IH V,\j>0»l i *t < )«
iiieiiisrve.
Will inak’eapij
to Hiecl tli-uti :tt eith<
my time. v \
Patients will tfnd j
I ib>n’t von forgef
it v. !i m-vv .M • happy
»e| t<.
im*lUsyyv l
and *'it.,r-
>l January
>tliii>g vvorUC
Vet.
sy at 15 K \ D A V 1 h>Cstore r
m’lltoin ly g«>-rm»re
11 n.StonXlTaii ut e*taMi*h-
ricni^e* |o-ip urn! perform
fa king at < *'nt.
BEN DAVIES,
Barn"ell C. H., S. C.
* me
Hi patient
r oi
II* o
at
mor
vv
e comfortable
it He* ^4+H , e-,
o:j them at
w iihiri tlurtv
Second Season*
Smalley sSale Stables,
-v-ivi Ol.lSX* > N. «. c.
AV,,
G. M.'GREEN,
attorney-at-lawT
It.V 14 X AV I 51 .1, < ll .*i < \ I
Will practice in fhe'^are umlj’nite/l j
grve.pn rnpt ;t n-j
*1:1 fes * ’oni ts. and
tion to all busiucyCeiitrustetj t.'
ian 1<;-1 v.
t "ii-
his ( are
home, and we cuinihend
away from
them for it.
But if, on the other hand, 4 the home
^merchants are ;is live, sagacious and
wide aw-ake a* Hmir.competitors in the
cities and w ill meet, t heir prices wethink
. . 7’ , I’he (tqinpany has now an outstanding they are entitled to the preference at i th ex press here
ram is ec uved j insurance account amount ing to $«58.- the hands .of the farmers. We believe i of brother H.
Northern ltglit g2l»,8b.». Its total income irom ;ili that it has been nroven time •md | *vtviccs as a m
i Chinese ian- *<mrees is reported at .83LS‘78,77.*It | , , 1 Un tl,ne ,ultJ ' realize that we
beams lovingly upon the
tern. The State returns to the ram. ; l^' 1 ' 50 its uicmte-i * during the year fo;
. „ ... . , ,, death elaim-eaml enuowments ami other
parts and tires this empty egg-shell to- , obligations $l.i.!>:;!, 280.05. Up to date
ward* The People—“the erstwhile i the Mutual had lNV:,t)55 policies in fqrcey
honest bachelor * * * has been coquet-1 “bowing a gain in nietnbership for the
Trynstemf Respeel. - -
lU'I'OKH I.oiu.k .NO. 17, A. F. M.
Whereas, In tin* providence of God
nur dearly beloved brother 11 W. Kear>e
iiasTjeen called from us by death, there-
tore.be it >
Resolved, 1. Flmt'while we imw in
bumble submission to Hi* Will, and feel
that all In* has done 1* right, we desire
■reby our iiigti appreciation
IN'. Kearses invaluable,
member of our order. We
Su*an Bow m in. am! Sail! * !>> rti, bv ,
he*r G ua nHuu ad liteih J. O. PatU . -
1’luintbi's,
again
Lillian Broadwater,
nee
PIANOS
ORGANS
M. Broaownicr, ."av inti.ili iviggittg
Mattie Winn, J. H.r Ergir. '* , .tVah M.
Lrgh*,* Wiili;.m Erglc,,M'nine Brunt!- j
•vater, V.Viiliam Brttadwafcr, Dciciid- |
am*. .
1 To the Defendants above mimed:
i You are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer ihe complaint in thi'
: actiou, vyliivb i* tiled in tin* ollice oi
i Clerk wf Court in *aid < ounty, and tu
; serve a copy of your an*wcr to (hi* said '
complaint on the subscriber, al Iii* of- [
fice in Blackville, S’. within twenty
dav* after the service hereof, exclusive
PUmd in Sonth**m riomrs sinff IHTC Twenty yp&TB’
Kuccensf ul hu8ine'.*—s»l»* over S*ix .Million Holltir*
and yearly inersvsinir. Whyt B6crqim> tbe Coqnt ry is
flooded with Cheup, inlrrinr InirtrumentR, built
TO SELL-NOT TO USE
and the public has fonnd not that
WE DON’T SELL THAT KIND
Oar Instrumenta lead the world. Out Prices I.FSM
than factories T<«rm»,-Eaaiaet. Mcthoda, Fairest
Inducements, (rreatest. and v»-f> rmy freivlit.
Write for Free CataliHrues and fTircuiara eiplainma:
fully--all in plain print. Ea^y to bay from n*
Laat w inter and aftriug l sold largn
number^ of the beHhorae* and mules u>
citi/en* of Aiken, Barnwell and Or
angeburg, giving compipte aatfsfaction
to every eu*tomer«
1 am back again, better prepared than
ever to give every bo yer the .f hi I value
of hi* inoney, a nd re*o]rei| to rtm the
i-amjiaigii of I sun on the same platfWrm
on wltich I wij.ii Hie tii’st place in la*
year'* ruees. Before buying call on or
eorre^piinfl w ith me. Smalley is- in the
-addle and will push all competition
I rom the w ord go under hot spur.
Your* truly,
JOHN F. SM \LLEY,
Williston, S;
sept 25-tf
FOR SAtf
tine too long with the brawny daughter !' e;ir <>l -*b< T*4Itii* torining the Itigg**.*;
r ... 1 , , . armvof policy-holders m 'any regular
of the soil to have much of a allowing ; rjfo (•.’ouipnny In the umrld
L.
witli the star-eyed goddess of reform
There is no accounting for la*t>es.
The People helu ves that “the brainy
-dauglitermf t4+w »oi4 r’ - LMmigh-adte-itraA^
J in* surplus fund is now $'J,LSI,223.38
over and above every iiabiUty.
i Tire following ireiusnullcd from the
I Annual Maiemesit of fhe Mutual Life
In*uranee rompany of New' Yor!
be plain and poor, habited In homcspui) l Rielmrd A. M. ( urily. President, will
and Innocent of the ways of tpe world /'how the itnmeiisity of tin* operations
is truer and sweeter than the painted t 0 ^ t * 1 ‘ s Btstitution during the year
Total, Assets f 147,151,%’1 2<-
•insurance in force.-... (*38.22i5.s<i,“ o >
New risks assumed; 1890 100,‘J85*<>8'» <H1
and padded and perfumed Independent
widow that nome frave loved and wooed.
It is a,matter <^T congratulation that
Tub People las not “much of-a
t."„. .he eoumry X , n , merch.nu K ive j J.a^.ST.wfnUwmbJroS IX;'u'r'ihe'dav „V if v,.u
moie tor cotton and charge less For j the community a true and tried friend, j fail to answer the complaint -within The
c.-edit than the city merchants do, and ’ »Bid his family, a devoted husband, ten- time aforesaid, tin* plaintitl in this ac-
if they will make it known thyt theu i ^ C1 parenfiimi loving relative. _ ; tion wiii am>iv to the CoiirT for tliv* re-
wFH *i-il uceh««,u,- .1. • ! 2(R 'Fhat a blank page 0/ our minute ! lief d"iiiHnded in tlie complaint. .
wIlMlliniuantitusasehe^pUasther book- be devoid to his memory, that | . [sr.AL.j W. Gilmohf mums, T
citv rivai* tiiev ought tctTctinn the tradfe-j these resolution* l>e \v rittda thorein ami | (.’• (’.ILA. (i. S.
that is now being diverted to bu-ikl "up ' l he Lodge bq draped in mourning for 1 Dated 1th March. A . D. ! v>l.
thirty days. . '(’ * DA F RI E F. I / L AR,
3d. Fhat a copy be sent to 'I he Barn- ! Plaint iilV Attorney.
will
outside cominunitLes. And they . ( ^ ^
hold, it, for the farmers have, as we be-, vvell People and News and Courier^ .
lieve. Hie kindliest feeling* for their : for jiubitcarion, al*o a cup.y be senJ—.SavivnnaU
Eori.E ami News and t ouricr’To the defendant-* Lillian- Broadvv ater.
home merchants, knovv-tiuit tIieicJn»er-
ests are the sathe and that there is no
need or cause for^unfriendlines* lie-
tween them. Business isTmsine**, how
ever, aiU friendship must stayul aside
when it comes to tliat. We sliall be
the bereaved family.
J7 IT. RoHLirrs,
J. NV. J KXXy.
* J. A. GHa s s k k e a v.
-K4ggin gs -ami W4Htam
Committee.
March Weather.
Rev. Irl R. Hick**, the Tonis
Broadwater: ’ 4
Take notice that the com pi ai tit in this
action (tfvgcrher with the Suniiiioii* ojl
which tlie'foregoing i*a copy) whsFIHkL
in the oflicc of tin* Glcrk «)f th»* (Areait
, Court, at. Barnwell th II , in t>e Uoiin
I ’aid 'nol i r v- hi! 1 ilers ' irir! disappointed in the grit and get tip of : weather prophet, predicts for the l»al- v
rixnrlmc will. Uie .ur-rved R odd«» of j >«*i.n~iV «•«. » •>» em>mr mrrrhv,* if .hey mg*, SSimVS^
reform”-.be mrkU» C . ton, Koirit- - Nu ' ul « r I“’l'ne« •>' forco ■M.-O.u or relure to smpt the iimiHMoha!- i. a (htohI intfn.ilied by Von..,, Vol-
Aiimra v’^irrimn ia . —***—•— . ’ oC the Augiwta, $«VAQnab and ' can. Mercury, and Moon’s 1st. quarter
_ ’ Several thousand negro emigrants Charles ton merchants- - | with Earth at Equinox. Violent dia- '
known off Uie stage, and is quite con- f r0 m MississippL Louisiana and Arkan- ! < | turbances generally, and especially on
tent to let her be, the ward of Henry j *aft w ent to Oklahoma undei Banding ! The State of California is fast coming ‘ ! oast* and seas. -An intense and far
VTatterson and the toast of the Colunc- j that the government would give them to the Trout in, AHiainaiiiiatU'rs. File ! reaching cold.wave w ill till the time up
land and ration*. They found that the seed of Alliance ideas had been sow n l <* reactionary day*central'on 25tii. The |
> w b*u man hafi got thci > lir,*t nuU-gra’i-i hr it*'l:Miepcnd*'nt pr*-*s long before Hst period for March is central on the
le-fi evervlidug. The so brethren in
ty 08 Barnwell, in the S;yvB- of South
t’aroiiua, 011 the lOtli/dav °f Marcli,
1891. LAURIE T. IZLAR,
PiaintilTs Attorney.
. 10th March. 1S9U .
A-
A. -T. WOODWARD,
Ida club. Sing brethren:
Lai ted ur stand, divided we fall,
■M l in tjie Alliance organizer made hi*a4)pear-T^bh. and will run Into April. Earth-i
The Sta^e, The New*, the widow and j black are said to be at starvation’* iHKiuf aue*\ and when he came the iHtopto 'l u “ke indication* iti March, explained ;
ail. J with 1*0 friend* id a thousandIuiiki>. 1 were ready, ] fully in Word and Work*. |
Attorneyat-Iaw-
BARNWELL, C, I? . S. C.
£^"01110^ over potd'ottice. -
oct r iS-ly - ' *
'Fhree lot* on Main street with 50 feet
front by 2<ki dopfl, Ixu^een DavisN law
ollice find l’o<l < ftiee.
Four jufs opjiosite Mr. W. Gilmore
Simuw; same measuremeht.
“ ' j 'The lot and resRl*nee now occupied
pissoslitioi) Notiee 1 • * apt ' NV R° ,h V ft 'd 100x2(H>feet.
Southern Music House.
SAVANNAH, CA.
To all W hom it may coiiccrn; 'Fhe
partnership heretofore existing aaJJnir
iV (ifeen i* this day di-*olml by inu-
tuul consent. .f.jArHAlR, Agt.
lyC\. GREEN.
Till Mav. A.’rvisju.
MUJFLy 10 LhJNl).
re
Flic live lots and buildings between
'Fobin’s drug store andoffice on
Mfrttf.Stl'i'Ct* — , 'y
These are the most desirable building
lots in the town for any purpose aud
W ill be s-dd reasonably.
For full particulars apply to
A. T WOODWARD
feb 2!>-tf
Cabbage Plants.
AT9T TO 10 per cent. Interest.' Oho to
live Year- Time, -.■.eured by farm morr-
tages. tCpr I'nrrhcF partiiuilar* apply to
J. T). I*AT,I ERSON,
Real EstareNynd Investing Agent,
julyll-tf \ Barnwell, H C.
Dcbto'rs and Creditors.
All persons indebted 10 the’ estate of
the late W. W. Matthew* are m|ue*ted i
k»» make pavurwnt and all (srson- hold- -
ing claim* against said estate to pre-
ineat them pn.p.ii. a;\'!**d cither to|
I me or my atiofln y *.. M e.s*.rii. Bateau. !
I I Simui*, Barnwell C. if.,S C
ir. fi; m att he ^ ^ |
Admini«traU*r,
. I>uiibart00, ti. C., Feb. 2d, 1891. - !
Allow me to return thanks to the
good.people for their patronage so ge.n %
eifMi*b’. given me. ! iiegin my eighth
season betfer prepared than over iwfore
to serve tlm public with choice Cabhaga
Plant*of all the varieties best auited to
our soil and climate. Prices as follows,
packed in light boxes and delivered to
express oflice; Per luO, 25 cents; per
1 JX8». $2.(Ki,
Address order* plainly. Several
Tailed to reach me last year because not
pro|>eilv directed. J. M. HAIR
Lock Box 16, WiilUton. bi C.
fefrUMd - '
-Send v’tmr orders for Job Work
lo Thl Ploi ll job UfTitc.