The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 23, 1891, Image 2
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The Barnwell People.
kJNO. w. holmes, 1
KmK.K AND
Itrtl’IUKTolt.
c«)Mlltlon miivt tM forijned p*itli the H»*-
puldicHti jiKit> Nnd nid infiitf l><* ^ivnu
il from thn r.ink* of the D^moorney.
A meeting of vitlwmM Iiam been held,
Mt.vliiip theiueelveit StralgliUMitA, reprv-
Noritiuir h ininoritv of a defeated minor
ity of’tiie Democratic party of tin* Mate
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION
THURSDAY, OCTOnKILW, IMHi.
_ jrf -
r<»K UOVKHN'OH,
nKXJ A MIN R. ’i' ILLMA X,
of Kdtfe.Held.
nnd unpoaition to t.i*e regulHriy i , oii»ti*
ftnfhorl
POM MKtriKNANT OOVKItNOft,
fiiit.KA K It. fiARV;
' of Ai>l»evillo.
>(r« SKrnKtAKY OF STATK r
1 .1. K. TIN DAL,
i of Clarentlon.
Vi)H ATTOKNKY OKNKJtAI..
J. POI'M,
of Xan lKTry.
FOR STATIC TRKASti RKR,
W C. T. BA I KS, *
of Oraojc^hurp.
FOR COMPTKOI.LKU «FNKRAL,
W. If. KLP.KRfcKK,
of 3iari^ii.
FOR ADjrfANT AND I'N^RFCTOR GKNF.RAT.
iUDH fi. KARLKY, . w
of Mpartnnbnrg.
FOR SlfKnJNTF.NDKXT OF EDLCAXJOX,
W. I). MAYFIELD,
— " ■* —of Cireenvliie.
Owing to^lie preKHtiroof anperior dn-
tlea requiring ail my time Mr. M. .1.
Date will occupy the e*>iy elixir thia
week and nejt. rpoftiny return toof-
lice work, tw# weekn from to-day, I will
Indulge In n few redeetiona on a local
item that appeared i/>ooe«»f the coun
ty pa|mr» la»»t week.—Editor.
tuted RHfhoritie-of our party, nnd In
defiance of tiie Derhoenrtic rooyeotions
heltl in Anguct anti. Heptember havo ia-
Mied « proclamation of war agalnST. our
Dehumratic nonifneea, afTTl to lead them
in thia unnatural undertaking they
have nominated a full State ticket, with
*fndee, riaakell at ifa head.
Their action haa b*-en Much that they
can lie no longer oonnUered a part of !
will hr 1 no doubt or quedlon of Ijow the j “The Sentinel upeaka with great re-
(Mtiple think and feel and no man or epect, huthoneatiy believer that Judge
men w ill hereafter dare to call In the ' iiaekell ought to be led instead of hia -
Alliiince Department.
black volt* xo coerce arid wontrol the'ac- tning tr> |e. d Mono thing.
1 affairs of fico white Demo- *
tlon and
enits. -
H?
Judge
“OFMOCKITb.
Ha-kell and Ida ToITtoverk
j cUlai to he “as good Denha:i aU” pi
there an; in the suite.
VVImt do they im an by the word
“I lemocrut?”
J'liey have left tip* regular D«*m(M r;it-
ie, organization, repudiated it* actMaud
opposed it* nominees. They claim td
be in line with I he democratic‘party of
a Till i M / m » » »111 ri VI v I * »I *% l»ai«* \f I * i . % a * t * t . * .
the lMn«*Tatie pa.iv of South Caroti- Dut they know fl.eir po*i-
ua. They have, almmlooed the Democ- | ‘ ,on ‘"'<1 *<-Uun .oiist weaken it. I hey
racy hy calling on the negro vote, to aid t <‘au not iight the dmiiocratic nom.nec*
them in their nefarious Keheme of over- t V." ,l ' ah ' , l ‘ << ! , ‘ >onr , / , j ur * ,| .u
riding the w ili of the majority apd I of the dfemocrRtic non.-,
placing South Carolina agtiin in the | Inee ’* e,t>i an ^ ,a *' ,n ^ 1,10 r1 '*'
hand* of the alien oppressor and tlie !' f V^V rvv0 ,°r more seats
servile and ignorant negro. ; i^P'^nta-
IVhiiu rimiiy ol tlieik arc n.eti of high I ho\ know it t.lu v rake the
“oeial standing, and oingvofP<d11-
-Ical int]deuce, meu w'l.onVTTie Srate ha*
honored vvitli liigli piditica^l trust*, it
.. . used to
he as strong as SauiKon—he i* now a*
bllnd^ttiHl we are fearful that he is try
ing to get Joe Barnwell to show hirii
the sit)* ,of * the Philistine opera
iioHse/'—Pickens Senttnei.
“VVe hope it w ill make a* much noi-e
and advertise itself a* w idely n* possi-
Ide. Wc do not wunLitto titnk out of -
tiie notice of the people until election
day. We. want it to reniHlh in 'full
sight where the democracy of the State
can get, a fair, sweeping crack at it and
not only sinash it J»i|t trample it deep
into the dust, never to he seen again
and to be Vernernbeml only a* a horri
ble example.’’—Dret-nville Xew*.
Adopted os tl»« tammy Organ by the Coun
ty Alliance July 5tb, ISXd.
M. J> PATE, Associate Editor,
To whom all Communications on Alliance
Yrmti-SrsTmukllx; Sddreai^.
Ofllrrm of the tonatj Allisaee.
I). P. -ftijomrfer, President.
A. F. Free, Vice President.
W. S. hamtietg, Secretary.
N. F. ’Kirkland, Tieasurer. ‘ Vs
W. (1 Britton, ( implain. .
L. B. Toole, lecturer.
•h ji. Bay, Assistanf Lecturer.
\V. K. Sadier, l)(M>r Keeper.
S. \V. Woodward, Assistant Door Keefstr.
v B \V.-B«dlford, Jfygcant-at Anusli
M. W. Phillips, Business Agent.
>Kxeeutive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W.
elation.
tt Memliers failing to perform work as- i ,
signcrl shall 1k‘ fined Mich amounts as the judg- \ na, contaloing one hundred and forty
ment of the president shall direct, unless a i four aerc.^ moreorlwss; being the same!
bccotnysjaurjlutv to use"all the means
ip oorpower. to defeat and stamp otit,
bis wanton act of Iiidepcndeutieun,
a Inch i* fa
which I* liar worse than Radicalism.
We otvy it to ourselves ami to dur pos
terity nevey again to allow our State to
at the feet of those who w ill despoil
her. We should take iiarisk and listen
to no specious argutuynt that there t*
no danger, buttie oil the alert., and Use
all our Intluencc in bringing to the
poll* every Demo<;ratio v<*ter and see
that every ballot i* firoperly deposited.
It Jras l»eeo-S4^ught <4> <t*w
pie by the unfounded argument tlwTx‘it
is vain try that, the action of a politi
cal party exempt* the voter from re
sponsibility.” Such doctrine is w ith
out foundation, and undemocratic. If
each member oi a party i* a law unto
himself, then no party could exist.
Party fealty require* each member to
vote for and support the party nomi
nee*.
We would urge yon, by the ho|*e of
tin* future of our >Hle, and the future
of our country, that you meet fid* i*-ue
on the day of election, and let it Imi said
at the close of the tth day of Novenrber
that we have again saved tin; efTniza-
tives. They know—if they take the
trouble to think long enough to know
anything—that we can g 5 ve the electo
ral votes of the State for the democratic
nominee for President only by Jiaving
a strong, compact, aggressive demo
cratic organization in the State. They
are doing ail they can to weaken that
organization and to make the republi
can vote a strong and .active factor in
our politic*
■ Yhey ft re antrrg yqTm'ety HgafwEt- thc-
two great democratic principles of ma
jority. rule and white supremacy.
They’have arrogated to themselves the
right to review the acts ♦.f the great
majority of their party, t'e scorn and
put aside the decision of the majority of
their ow n faction of that, party nnd to
appeal to the negro Vote to help - Them
. “We, don’t believe in “soft-spa ping
guy body or anything, and the wav to j Patrick" AvCa'I Faiist'.
deal with Haskell & Co., t* to hury j 11 Trade t oiniaittci;—fl. M. Hunter, E
them so deen in November fli*f i.liev iXowlirif, J. M. Ulmer, W. A, All.
Comiiiittce on (itsxi of the Order—J. V. Mo
ll.
Mil!.ui, t, M. ivliniield, W. T. Cave, J,. K.
Snetiing, F;. B. (iue«s. a-; V
so deep in Xo vein her that they
will never rise again.
Every true South Carolinian, every
true Democrat, every person who de
sires white, supremacy should rally to
the support of-tbe Democratic party,
A man that will endeavor to bring hack , .... .... , . „ lw(u , ,
the. dark days of Republican suprmnaev <lay ’ r’ 11 ' of ( \ ct< ; ber ’ im 1,1,11 attwnd -
npou us, should receive the eondeuma- i all .'. H r,, 'l l,ei ' te(l *
tion of every true cBize.i, - Bvorderof
vein her election.”—FatTiiei
The Barnwell Sub-Alliance No 81)5
Hvil] meet at Barnwell C. II. on Satur-
at the Xo-
»’ Advocate.
“The impression conveyed upon the
W (J. Simms, President.
B. W, Pkkim.k.s, Secretary?*/
Hunter'!} Chape! Sub-Alliance Xo.
')!).*» raised tiie sum of tweutv-sixdollars
put their own conclusions and opinions
i'Hfe action of tiie (loit
ers is not in the Iea*t eomplinieutHiy to
our stal.. "IliciHl, ,.f tl.o |.a«t. In ; r ,, r „„ relief of their m-ighW, ,Mr. ti.
. mnnn.re pointe.l rell.TU.ni, il »ny. j K „ , lU re.ldence un.J
thing, than the charges'ot tin* “m* iiihii |.. ril ; t . ir , i
who as the representative of th/ De-| '
n me racy we are called »i|Mm to support
and should support. WO take no stock [
the movement and feel free to sav tot Tiie iimnagers of State Alliance Ex-
Meeting of Alliuiicc Mnnagers.
in
our readers that it is as utucli their dufv
to vote the Tillman ticker in November
as it, was iheir duty to vote for Wade
Hampton Ln lKTti.7—Barn well Sentinel.
Another (.-orvenlion wa* held in Co-
Inmhiw boa. afink. Amu: ftl.vD’ colored
repuhlh’on* p«rtb’ipate«l. They came j Your ballot* Bin*t decide whetherih*-
from ni net**-» cojin lie«, but over one- ! moc racy or Kadie«1i«in -bail rule fn
tldrd were front Rirhiaiid. Resolutions
iJmiuiIi Curolltia, and we«**nMdi*ntly h*ik
j to )our fiaitv to the DeOujeTatic party
were adopuai ad\islug the republican* j iiuit •dull ^ triumph of
to vote for Hawk'd I
True Then Truer Xim*
the Deimwracv sod a final stamping out
of nil future at tempt* at Independent-j
ism in our StatiMml county.
The e"r«helDlnK n,,l.rttr of .he .
, . well attended; quite a number of short I
Democrat* of Imniwrll Cauinty need m» ^ '*trn<> tdiie” DeiiMM-ratic adilre-se* were I
exhortation to make them work and i made. The meeting wa* hanuoniou-I
vote for the '-wadidaiqa nominated by ; In the extreme and adjourned at atemt
j oVtork.
It was moved and adopted that the
prouaediugs of this meeting lie fur
nishetl to the seteral iiew*|»aper* in
into eilweu U’hey virtually declare
iHat. w hite supremacy is a failure, that
♦in* lyhitc man i* ineapalile. of conduct
ing tiie affair* and electing the oflicinl*
of the State and that the aid of the ne
gro and Radical are needed to secure
for South (.arbiiua an honest and ertl-
cient govermnent, ! the isth of October, l^”*.
Any nisii can call himself a Demo- ; ri*'* first motion before the bouse was
crat. Ajoiiioue prcdainietl in Congress ' that the < hairman appfdnt a committee
that he wa> a* g«M>d a I>ein<K‘rat a* Ben know n as the ehi lleuging committee;
HiJI. Mel.atie and Walker Russell in t(» be at the jmiII* and rase notes a* to
this State claimed in their first canvass !.the election law amTto prosecute all vlo-
that they were the only pure atHl real later* thereof.
Jeffersonian Democrat*. v x ! Tiie following resolution* were then
♦Word-TiTo etlT^gyrurnffm\hodi t^Hj [offered andsdopunt-: ——
i u*e them. 'J'liey mean nothing wlicti r l*t That tiie Barnwell Deims'rntic
j Montiadicted by act*, l et no man be <'Iph turn out “etj ma-s” at the cam-
| deceived hy them. I.etetv*ry man nil- 1 paigu uo'etiugto In* held on OctolierJMI,
(lerstandcjesrly that he may vote f*»r IFBH* aVU*niweil f II.. in rr*l shirts,
th'* Haskell ticket if lie.like* hut that in ' as emblcniatic of tiie victory achieved
, doing m» be i* loiitig against the demo- 1 in l>7d.
change* for the Stale* of North t'aro-
• liiia.-Sonth rarolinn, ticorgia. Florida
' and Alabama, w ill ludd a meeting in At
lanta on October I'.Sth, to take measure*
. hmking to co-operation witn each other
Pursuant to a call made by the Chair- aiol to further th** best interest* of the
mm the Barnwell Democratic Club | Alliance. Manager Donaldson, of tiie
met ill the opera House on Saturday, j SouthVarolina Allianoe Exchange, will
ARTICLE 0.
An Editor for the ^rociuTs’ Department in
Tht. Barnwkj.i. Fxort.K shall be elertnl an- j
Udally at tiie time for the election of theoth* r Staff •/ South Carohna,
officers, it shall be hi* doty to keep the mem-1 Han,*<11 County.
tiers of the Assoeiati*-i and the pnbl'e in-
fuiund as to the prosperity and work!) ‘J
the body. Each teachei is expected to ool-
triimte articles for this department.
* BY-LAWS.
Master’s Sale.
Court of Common ;
L It .shall be tiu* duty of ffeh and every
mcihber to attend the meetings of the Assoct-
atioii, and all wh.« fail to<li> eo.shall U* sub-*
jeet to a tine of one dollar for each oflVnue;
unless a valid excuse i* rendered to the Aaso-
lit
X. J. Bamberg, Administratrix"
I others f Vlaltitlif*, against John
Bcsinger, Dcieudant.
Pursuant to tiie decree of the Court
in this case, 1 will offer for sale at pub
lic auctioh, on salesday the third day of
Novemhr.f' uuxt, at Baruivell LTll.» all
that, tract, of land, now In possession of
J. W. Besinger, situate in the county
of Barnwell and State ol South Caroli-
his fines in
valid excuse jjjEjfendrred.
J. Any member failing to pay
two navnths shall lie expelled.
4. Any member guilty of unprofessional
conduct or conduct unbpeomijur « hiirh-toned
lady or gentleman, upon indictment hy nny
mcmlier of the AssiK hiTthitt^ball, upon con
viction, be cipelled from the Association.
5. In order to insert any new article in the
Constitution or to itmeiid ajty Article as-Jtlie
Constitution now stands, a ma>||it3S- of the
members leust bo present io^uoustitutc a quo
rum. . t '
FEDERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
Barnwkm., 8. C. Oct. 21st,* 1800.
Notice i.% be re by given by the under
signed Commissioner* of Election for
Federal olilee.*, for the election of a
attend the meeting.
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas it ha* pleased our Heavenly
Congressional District, to be held in
Barnwell county’on the 4th day of No
vember, I88?i, that tiie following named
person* have been appointed by them a*
pianagers of, such election :
Allendale—Win R Brabham, J W
Williams and K C Priester ,
Baldoc—E STTwTtrsTDTF X WHson.
J S (jalhoiiu.
Barnwell—I L Attavvay, O C Baxley,
Seafirook Cave.
Baiuberg-
Diekinsou.
Black villc
P J l)revv.
Elko—W II Hair. B F Drummond. W
J Ogden.
Ehrhardt^-W E 8ea*e, II Z McMil
lan, J F Kearse.
Ora ha ms—W I. Cali If, J H. Ilolinait,
Vv 8 Cuo|M*r.
tract conveyed by William Besinger to
I. 8. Bamberg on February 15th, 1882,
and described in tiie conveyance a*
bounded on the North by land* of W.
(irsiham and F. F. Carrojl, on the 8otith
by liind* formerly ovrhed by ,1. T). Fel
der and W. (vraham, on the East In'
lands <d‘ W. V. Patrick, and on the We>t
by lands of W. Graliam.
'1'erms, cash. Purybaser to pay for
conveyance..
\i DUNCAN BE L LI NOE B,
octlO-td Master.
TG Rent.
J offer to lease for the next year or a
longer term the following fine farm*,
thThiTiefnurTTmgross froth The 'Third ^TT heatchfutly loeated' in desfrablo
communities:
In Red Oak Township the John Hen
ry Anderson place of 300 acre* of culti
vable land, good buildings.
In Bennett Springs Township the
Beck place of loO acre* of cultivable
land, good building*.
In KlctHand Township the Holland
place of 110 acres of cultivable land,
good building*. •
In Barnwell Tswrnship the John M-
-C 8 Buist. (1 W Bod I ford.
Farrell’* Store--J R Hamilton, W Y
KJI-
Fatber the P'lb day of September, isiai,
to'remove from our midst by death our j Sntoak. W F Stoke*
l»eh»v**d si-tt-r. Mr*. Ann J. Cidlins, Sa-1 Mix*on'* Mill—It F Baxlrv, J A
* lem ATtlftTicrtia* To-n.tP' «irTT*1)esi mhd 1 1 ing**7., tITTYffT)w rh»
. inH'*t members; therefore Ik* It I Milieu—j* a Erwin, 11 t* Harper
Kcsolved, That we recognize the Di- R Owen*,
j vim* authority and Ihiw in hiiiutdesoh- 1 Midway—S (
D FHooten,U W Barr, Joe { Cave place uf.-1 Oh acres of cultivable
laud, gtMul building*.
Hi- harnwell Townslilp the Baxley
place, two miles and a halt from the
Court House..good building*.
To approved tenants favorable term*
will Ik* made. Persons desiring good
home* for the next year or longer
sli'Uild apply at once to }
8. L. I’EACOCK,
Barnwell,
S. C.
tf
W
cratk* ticket and party and voting to
help the Kaili«’al*. rh**re I* n«i way
around that.fact and no middle ground.
Th** l**ue |« plain and i* «quarely pre-
senU'd.—Greenville New*.
2nd.
out I n
Tliat th>tiH*fn!ier«of the straight.
:n«K*raticehtli w ho intend to ahid*
itqa n
<0*11
tiie Heptem her Slate < dhvTiilion. Tin
a* lion of that Convention represented
Ihtf d«K’i*l»« deiermiMathfi of the Dem
ocratic parly and Ui« rank* of It* orig
inal supporter* have been largely reen
forced by the acquiescence of the great
majority of those who were oppoaed
while the light was iu progress, but
wl»o accepted iu result* w licit It wa* en
ded. Hut there may be a very few who j rr»*d proves that the iHOtiinatiou of
H*rnw«'ll county ami to the 1 iiailcstolt
World for poblicaiioii.
I>. H. Vt nnrm*i*oox. Secretary.
A Xaaufarttirrd Exraae.
The logic of the situation is all against
the action of the Ils*kci| c<*iivt mh n
All the argument th^t ran In* ron»hl
the
put H > * uoe faitii to the HaakeJI utoie- I l»»w ticket i* all ilinleuMH rnto- an 1 dan-
m nt now ll.tt iU-t .IU in U.lM.kr in V' r ''". |...-n.ilin- wd Ikal It llirr.t-
th. .'..n, w l C > .« ICC T. —ThK- j 2**,^ e* 11 *—*. »—MMl -n-UI
these of the error <4 their way and to
bring them back in the fuJ<J we offer an
tinaii*werabje argument, made by CoJ.
Haskell himself, when reaeoa was supe
rior to paslioo and liar Issue was far
less dangeroua and doubtful than that
of the pmuml time. We cannot con
ceive how alter reading it, any present
or |M>sslble supporter of the Haskell
movement can oouUuue to follow his
mistaken course.
“In 1887 fberr was a bolt In a Char
leston municipal chsitloii. Certain rit-
J Itere i« no excuse or reason in Do
, present facta.** Nine.tenth* of Uio*e
j who favor the Haskell ticket have al-
j ready cut the ground /nun under their
own fret They denounced Tillman
bitterly far going eutsjde it* democrat-
| Ic organization to secure a preliminary
endorsement, and they tlieni«e|re» have
1 gone outside o( it to mate mMiMftations
in opposition to tlu* regular tiomiueea.
Tliey denounced Jinn for making a
j class Issue and they are th* mselvcs try-
j mg to force one%y the riaiui that the
| rank aud die of the party in the hiatc
are Incapable mt Mdf.goverument aud
. ... .. . must he control h*d hy a fsw with the
izens of that city cUiined that the nom- ,^^ o/ ll|H ne>cr ,/ V ole. They d -
■ Bounced him for appealing to paswhdt
luating primaries for ahlernieii were
fraudulent and Lmlepcndeut iH'imi-
crats were put up against the regular
nominees in three or lour wards. The
optnkKis of a number of leading ineti
ju the Hum<* were o.itafneU and pub
lished, amoag them this from Judge A.
11 as tod:
“1 aiu shocked see this thing. An
JndtqtrMdeni uinvemeut in Cliarlotoii is
4u*t only treachery to ihat city, hut
the State, and if successful wouitl be re.
pudialed by th«/itatc. if for the sake
• if ptrt'mtil tiixitke to /rO'trr*' {|)C DlilepcJld-
cuts ruin ihe party which I* the White
aud prejudice while lirtnally nil of the
strcugtu of the Ha*kell niovemeut is in
fiass.oii ami prejudice iu the defiance of
| ail reason.
There being no excuse or reason in
: ihe fact* as tliey are, there ha* been an
( •tfort to manufacture excuse*.
, Tha first of th«**«* i* tbai the Jcuio-
cratic party i*«plit lieyond repair any-
to I how ; that if U virtually dead ami that
it* member* are therefore absolved
from ail allegiance and frt'e to seek
w hat other alliaiu*e* thcyi'au.
\i M . , Jf the party wu* split it would b»* the
,JUn • |«.rty » ..l .h, pKrt.v of ......rrv- ; Ild lliuv ,„ v ,| i,,.,,,.
.T.'? U r , W " ^ , ' ,V ' it If U it woul.1 l«-
oil t.« IMX.pl. Of III. mau*; Urey will Iw j doty t„ re.urre. t It, to broatlie
oondoinnoil by .11 th. ..f w..uth 1 1 |„. Ij r..lli.,r lire .g.),, fmo Iu
Carolina a* t,tutors, not only to their
own iutereMts but to the interests of the
entire State.
‘‘This movement is leading back to
the condition of atlairH from which they
were rescued in 187b. and if they get
back to it the people of the State will
not help fheni out of it. In South Car- j preparedTo'sc.-ci-rthc ac't'i^oi'i'.rrrH ,
vliua it Is not a matter of local Issues or j Jority. It was not mo much split
i-rsos'd preferences; a u a matter of hj< dead as^was before I87fi. It va*
“Thero is only one w ay bv u hich we
van hope to niaiutaiu honest govern
ment, and every true citizen Is hound
to adhere to that, whatever hi* opKhma
of persons or Ideal questions; and the
way is to o&ry the ,o-cr of the majority of
the Democratic party. If he docs not
be i* a d<*ert<T, and should be so treat
ed.”
Meeting of the Executive Committee.
Bah.vwkll, 8. 0., Oct.-20, 1800.
The Dcuioiiratic Executive Commit
tee of Ham well County met in the Court
House this day, at 12 m., pursuani'to
call of County Chairman Rice.
It was adopted that there he arous
ing Democratic mass meeting at Barn
well on Thursday, October 30th.
The speakers for the day^wfll tie Cap
tain B. IR. Tillman, G. Duncan Bell I n-
ger, Esq., Col. Robert‘Aldrich and Gen.
Johnson Hngood.
A motion*prevailed that every club in
M>
But the party i* not dead aud can not
die because it is founded on aud draws
it* life from undying princifdcs; It
was not split iin/il'Judge Haskell and
hi* followers split it. Its organization
was undisturbed and intact, ninety-
nine hundredths of its members were
ma-
. It was not so much split or
»s i^was before 187IJ, It wa* no
more or dead than it was when
Uagixx^Ht Gary or Thompson ilefcat-
ed iiraitiW arql Kennedy, or Richard
son won against Sheppard.
An appeal to the negro vote, was in
evitable, we are told. The Tillman
element would have appealed to it two
) ears hence if the other had not now.
What a poor, pitiful, shadowy, shal
low* excuse that taf - Doing a wrong
thing is a dangerous tiling, a shameful
thing and apologizing for jt with a plea
that somebodv else would have done it
two years from now !
An excuse contradicted, too, by all
the facte. The people of this State
have been having local and general con
tests among themselves for the last
fourteen years. There have been hot
and bitter lights for State olbees, Coun
ty offices and Federal offices, hi ail of
them the losers have submitted p»tienfc-
1 ly and faithfully. Thousands of men
who have no special prominence, who
claim DO vlr/.n#> nr
Opinion* of Paper* end People.
“The tide in nor State affair* i* near
ly upon it*—-if we go to fooling around
with an Jn<l**|M’nd«*ut Mraightotit ticket
*e will without a doiiht run aground
nu lli** shall"** and inar»h« • «*f radical-
lain.' *— .VI lend ah* Enterprise.
“Tliey must know that they ran not
win. It D ini|M *sib|e. Kirn with I lie
aid of tiie traitor Governui., Tin* iw*<w
ple of the >tate are iletermine.1 to win
thia fight, ««r k»H*w the r^asihi why,
W e hope that heucefonli they will car
ry the brand that they lievr re*-^i%«-d
and justly earnetl, that of Iude|iet»«!ent*
•Mol traitors l«» the JleuoM'rai h* jmi tv.
>ouiiuerv ille News.
hy tin-rule* of ihe lygular Ifenmei
party and voteonlv ihe regular D«
eralh* ticket he reqne-re.l j.» act in
«*ert with this Huh from now nntii
end of this catupaiau «
’a tic
luo-
*on*
the
mi«-h)ii D» the same, trusting our loss
I* her gain.
2nd, That thi* re-rdutlon tie pla«*cd
on the minute hook of our Alliamv.
^hl, Thai this la* *e»w to our county
organ fur publication.
Me. D. Kt’ntXka,
N. II t oi.uxa,
W. G. C"i.i i >*.
I ''Hiiudttee.
(i
e Hutto,
II F Rice. J K Free.
get|„
Th;
r w
flic*
all
(
itv <
Oil. t"-
E
<
Br.
Ilo
|iai
wm
id ft
1 1 «
»* tin
d'Hi.
i liat th
) Itiee
Mat*
•led
iing,
■ ('
■
all of wliieh p
m
selul
»r the
ire
A ft
to|H
•r if
auopied Mr |
of the Electb
plained how h
anpot II tnnut <i
that Js to * iy, i
ill tfl« k III », off I 1
above fe*«
\ 11 r«t I Aldrh
ton < on.Ill i
intern Jed
Managers
tert ver i b
[here w ill In
•r» ap;*dn
furiber t
1 subievl 1
il
**WV do not *ee how any utaii that
vote*l In the late |iettMM*ratic prtmarie*
lu *aotJi t’arolina ran vote for tl»e •
Haskell tk'krt a'nj Hot he a |**tJur» r. 1
k or. w >ieiher they were stvoru hy the i
manager* a* they ought to have tieen. |
or not, all w ho voted the ticket were ,
ceruinly aware of the fact that lit v*s- j
ling they sw on* t.» sup|M>ri tbe rt*gular,
iKunorratie uoniiures at th*
election.*’—4* rahitiu* New *.
ol iU»k<
There
met-t iug
file l Itm
W ll*
i*ttt r
act
Attention ( rop StatUtirian*.
J. Ik . Itc - *i| b.»» resign' d hi* |k»-
Iin of Htotr t rop MatUlh’ian. <*on-
‘Cayoi.s of health have led him to the
•t' p, and hi* r« s.guatiou ho* tK*eu a**-
ceptcd. ’x,
Uro. E. 1K. t blsolm. nf Kowesville,
ha* hern app<H|irc«l to the position and
ha* *igtilfie«| his a*'•'opt a tic*.
All ctUMinunicaiKtiis «*o ibe subject
f El
i • ^
s. *x
In the
‘CtlOtt i
ars are
• HO it v
matiag
tin*
in
B. H
rftian.
DtaiAX
l*rr ft»•
Bkm I x«.» t:
, 'se« | etorv
('h m'n.
will now t»e lorwanliNp pi him.
I it eottelilslon of tid* notvee let nte urge
all county ami siih-statistmitin* to co*
operate with brother t tilodm fiearliiy
iii tid* impoitatii work. Hro Ovisolm
ha* tiie i|ualifli atlons io*«*e»»arv to a p» r*
led sv sieuratiaatlott of the work, aittl
the reahzatioii of all it* |e*s«ihiliUes.
• J. VV M. Moa».*,
President w. f, w. F. A.
M'illianu
J L ?"*a*e, Jr.
Buford's Bridge
J B Kearse.
Williston—1> I. Myritt, I* 11 la»ud Jr
8 B M altbew s
Sycamore—Jno M Ibwr, Joe M Allen,
Jo* M Braldiam.
George's Creek—J II l.anea*tcr, II J
Croft, J Robert Hay.
Robbins—\t VV Litnbrick, Angus
W ilson, l.utlier VleElb* ny.
Tiie (sdls wilt be o|s*ned at seven
•• ei'M'k in tiie forenoon aiol close at four
o'clock* in the afternism The vies
w ill he counted immediately “after the
closing of the poll*. The |*>ll lists, the
containing (lie l>al<"is, aud a
written •tan-oieia of the result of tbe
ehethm sltall lie 'bditrred to tie* t'iku-
missmot rs «»f It fee t ion ow pev bled hy
la*.
tine manager for each precinct will
please meet I lie C.'"U«liit*sbitH’r* of Elec-
lion in th#* ttf A* T. VV •Nalwarit,
K-q.,*m the ,kl day of Xovctntier.. Iwtai,
fo? the pur|K»ae of receiving the hall«'t
boxes and further iti>tru< tioo«
Laaovr. vv
A. I . VV |H*t#W AMP,
H. E. ( "PKI « .V D.
t oiomtssloners.
G. M. (>ai rk. Clerk.
Second Seasoj^
Smalley’s Sale Stables,
WIL.L.lHTON. **. C.
L**t winter and spring I wold larg*
no Olliers of the lies| horse* a>i#l Nittb’s tn
citizens of Aiken, Barnwell and Or-
angrburg. giving c#»ni|detr *attsia t tio«
t#
••%••
I **•
e» ef t#
of hi*
I.
•t • -mer,
again.
'haa
• n»
to*
* rw«
*1
-oldie Bl
fOKIi the
euwuiug
/;(/.
.“Tlmre 1* no getting anmnd Hie fact
that tbeee. gt-ntJeui'-n ate witl.oiit the
rank* of the great D«in'*cratie parly.
VV hocoiu|M>«e ifadr Executive t ommit-
tee* 'Jo whom are they amenable*
Fhey arc iudcpemJ«‘tit of the regular
I»emo*rat 1c |M'wer*. and as «urti we
ntllMt recognize tticm as en**ndes to the
Ih’imHTatic party of Moutji (*aro|ina.
•>tand up tor t.ie lb*HMN*rath* fmnner.
und bury tbe Indeiwfideni ticket s#»
dci-p that r «t<rrvrtion will Ik* a matter
“Eirlurd l* NiwM'lf Again.”
J!*|{.\ w ».Li., Oet Jnth l<i
W /'njJr:
Alb»w me a little space In vottr t
pa|»t. M y tooiiiit, ba» tie# ii shut
fourteen ycar* fn>nt polities., but
time lioe ci'tuc for file to take back
word from the people. I did say in
past that I would not bother with |
nkc of
TEACHERS’ COLIM.X. thestjtiof south cjrolih
BAKWV M,|
ttetter pre|»*re#|
err hover the full
and re*#dv *#l to run the
<■1011 tbr *ame platforta
•ii tiie rift place in !»•(
Hef«*re bnrtng call #»w or
th me. >01 a He y I • |i
ill piMii all cotnuet
word go oiob-r Im*i spur.
N iMii* truiv,
JOHN* F. >d vLI.RY
VV illis|«
if
•1
4.
dhai
n. r
'n»* Ai
a* tl*e Pounty tvruaa by tlwTeerh-
itk'tt of I'arnwrQt "Witty e# j t. 2*th.
Br
J'.
wh
Foitow.
ntmucaatiou
lies any moft*, but I »r tlu* »
tM*>p|e w b" are aimtit to he
the MeioibiW-an 1 ouutr < li t
Fr'il N iv. Jr , J
oof.
The
am rompeW
prcseill |to! 11 11 11
which is alarming ilic w little
tiie Slate, wa* Ite'iin in tin
of iui|M>s*ibility."—,vnderson Journal. I Cotivetilion on tl«e 2.‘tJi Mari
rill-
n»y
misbtl by
rmau, Mr.
itl to >|teak
sit uni ion,
|tet»p|e of
Farmer*'
it Lft. in
(jacstluB* to he Answered.
1 Explain Gruin' method
nutnhera.
2 How ran parent* be made to
tcacbiug
“Bacon, who Uon the Haskell tick*;,
i* tainted hacou. and v\ ill n«>t sca»o<i
our Iteau* ami tutnip* well rhi* fall, for i
he sought a place on the ticket pit* out
hv the September Don veutiiMi. hut fail
ing, holU'd the ticket aud now run* on
this fruh'pettdont ticket. We like ba-!
con, I'lif it inii»t Ik* sound aud fret* from
taint or we will discard it.”—-Anderson
Intclligwitcer.
that convention timre were no negn*
ami ii" Repuhlh'aiis were there. Now
I can't wee w hy my friends, if I must
ea|.l them friend* at this time, want my
people to vote eonirary to their political
opinion*. But I intend to canvas* the j
County thoroughly—go toevery elmrch •
and piMyer-litMise to keep my iK'opbrout 1
of tiii* political affair, the < oitgre.ssional ’
contest excelited. 1 have onlv now to
visit
M*||0"i* *
-J. VV bat i« tbe oi"*t ol'jective method
of establishing order,
4. Shall a teacher engage in any other
Work Iteside* regular sehnol dutiesy
.*1. It issaidtliNl Tennessee on«'« had
another name. It »«• what is it?
Essaysfortbe Next Meeflngat (iraliams
* OI NTY.
IX THZ. C#U‘a | «*» CMoClTr.
•fame* O. J*atters#.u, s l]k«|., Judge of
Rnduite in JUrnw# ll •
VV herea*. VV , <*, Simms at'pbes fi*r
t'**t<er*o»» the derelict estate ##f l#w I*.
>talisel|. i|e«-eas*-«i
Tln*sr an*, 1 fierefore, t»i cite ami ad
monish all and *iug"far. lib' kindred
and cre«litors of the said dee toed, to fa*
and ap|" ar Iwfore me at a« ourt of |*ro-
bate for the said county, to lie hobb'ii
at Barnwell f . ||, on Fri'lav tf»e 7th
dayof Novemtier, iKtxi, af lluVi'M'ka. m
to «l»ow cause, if any, wt|y the said ad-
ministration should not Iw gn iiD-.f,
Given under my hand and tiie sea) of
the Court tbi* 27lh d *V of Septciul'er,
A. D. Ihw, ami In die lir»th year of
American lnde|ieio|eiice.
I’ATTKRSOX,
J'robalc J udge.
fOff SALE.
Three l#4s «k
(root hy 2MB4r
ofbee and i'osf
Four lots o
Main >|reet w Ith .W feet
•p, lieiWieu Davis* law
Mb e.
|HM>tt<* Mr. VV. tfiliiiorw
*l*»»ms, same mca*i(r* meiif. •
The lot and r#-*u| *u#re «H*t*upie4
bv I apt VV tsnlw ard l**tx2*** feet
l b*' five lots and buildings f«etwrea
Tobin^* drug store aud Rost ofiice "•
M aiu "slreei
These are rife n.ost desirable building
lot* In tbe town for any pur|«>*e w«#d
w IB t«e s#dd ress»uiab!y .
Fur full particular* applv to
A. T. VtAyohVVARD
feh i«*-tf
J A M E > U.
oef2-2vv
Barnwell
say 'o the intelligent colored men of
Henry S. Harfzog—Th* <»rigin, The
ory and I’raciiee of <'nMsthenh**.
I’rofessor Oti*—Method* of Teaching
A rithwiekle.
Professor Perry—Plan* of arousing
“It may he the beginning of a night, i th '* Iook before you further ; , n increased ediU Mtional interest among
whose end vve know nut, wJioae shadow ! The tight is evetjuat the door L. Thi* | * *
will be as lilaek a* the^iiall thrown off
in *7(», amJ.wlio.semily silver lining will
Ik* home* to be found in other States,
and the forsaking 0/ Nmtli Carolina,
it is a terrible ami a needles* risk to
take,
ing.’
crat.
due step taken, there is noturn-
-Oraugeburg Time* add Demo
tin' patron* of tin* achonl,
is a Deumcralie figlit and colon d liiefi j Mis*'l illie Johnson—Music In School.
k‘*ep0111 «>l it. Let. tliose end it \vlui~,,, Mi**C. K. Bellinger—Giving Prize*
commenced it. j sclna.l. '
VVe give .Imlge Has kill great credit Prufe*sdf Bnllen—The School 8ys-
for refusing to accept tiie Republican . fc» n , 0 f Rhode Island,
nomination for Ciovernor. For the same * Miss Minnie Dicks-^Priiimry Geog-
Mortgagees Sale.
-AND-
Fertilizer Company.
Capital $50,000,
“If
down
Mint grand old party must go
in South CTaroIiiia, \\h win go
dow n with it, with its tattyred banners
iu our grxs^ and our trust in God un-
sbaken. No, follow Carolinian*; tiie
parry of JcllVrsou, the party of Clrafit s
Pinckney, the jiarty of Andrew Jack
in. nnd above all the. party of Caliioun
('aiinor g<|_do\vii.iu Soiftli L'itrolina, aLnl.
wc and our children after u* not bear
tnc responsibility and the shame tliyc-
ol.”—Columbia Register. ■ > . .
reasons on w hieli he liases Ids course we
cauuol vote a Democratic ticket.
Jb'spectftilly,
’.... . Rm haki) Bhowx.
Notice To Stock Owners.
1 w ill not allow srttek to trespass on
my land. Yours respeclfully,
2t L. Kkdmo.nd.
raphy.
; Miss Clara Johnston—Objective Les
sons.
the county be present in as full a num
ber a* iKiKsiblc, as many mounted as
won at Barnwell Court Uoukc at or uear
b o’chnifc a^ m. on the JOth.
Arrangemente were made for a brass
band for the occasion of the mass meetr
lug, and a glorioua time lw expected by
ali true Deinoerats.
The. following address to the Pemo-
clairu no special virtue or intellect,
have seen their friends defeated and
their personal and political enemies
possible, and tliat the marshal qf each successful, and not in one instance have
club report to Chief Marshal K. 11. Mix-
The bugle blast of pure and unadul
terated Ifemocracy calling its sympn-
thizers and supporters to make ready 1 dcpa\e<
lor the fray, has been sounded by tin; 1 lent m 1 *
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee. fts clarion notes will be heard all
oyer the 8tate, and a responsive answer
will come from the mountains to tiie
sea as the Democratic host rallies to
down Haskell and his Independent co
horts.'’—Lexington Dispatch.
— W ere I, ea 1 li ng m y sel f a I )e mac rat
and having acted with tiie party in it*
deliberations and discussions up to th's
H itli a sad heart, tilled wMcdcep *ympfttity
fora fa-reared family caused by the death of
Dr. \V. F. Holmes, of Barnvvall, 8. ('., I now
otte^ tlds just and yet iniperfeet tHbute to my
depalked friend, and lay at the feet of his si
re these reflections from the life and
crat* of the couutv r prepareed by t'oun
tv Chairmau Riee, wag unanimously
adopted; * ,
To th« DemoeraMc rotcr* of Barnwell . It .has beeu so
County; | everywhere. Jt remained for gentle-
We are confronted hy a grave eondt- j n, ® n claituiug Ui be leader* and lights
tion of affair*, unknown before In the 1,1 the State, set up a* of higher virtue
they sought or spoken of appealing to ^ H<1 voo f te tl,e runnln f? ot Htl Ou
tlie negro vote or undertaken to bolt. ue P tM , '.'t .^cket Hni1 cal1 upon our
Dr. Bob Smith was called a Radical, Uurst enemies to support it. (
but when he was beaten for tiie Senate , ,owlu I*#* fhal; I was a traitor to my
in HpartanhuBg, aitcr a dose and des- j ‘ v>tute ai,( l would justly merit such infa-
perate contest, and had at least a color 1 n i y J. M t<> the name and memory
of claim tliat he was defeated unfairlv, ! ° Benedict Arnold. Such attempts
his friend* accepted the vesuft. '1’here i occur in the history of
vv as a sitniiar case in Newberry w hen J“ , I ,U ‘ ) * ,CH— that of the Gracchi in
l*opebeat Sligh, we believe. Hemphill , 0 l n,e ; w V u ‘ b re!iulte(1 »nly in mischief
was beaten iu Abbeville ami took higd , r ,^ And such will doubtless
he the ea*e : in this Ittetauee.”—Col. Wil
liam Wallace.
I’miMItution of fiarnwsjl t'oiiMtj Tssrhor*’ Anso-
riation, Adoptnl at BlarkTlIt* Urt. II, ls»o.
WJicn as wr fed that the prosperity of «nr
( pninmnwciirth dei-cnds on lier scIkkiIs and
. knownur thatgcMwl schools cannot he had with
i "Mt lmmxI teachers, and desiring to improve
ourselves so as to have good schools, we the
Tcin lii rs' of Harn well County do Hereby adopt
the following Constitution and Hy-laiws:
ARTICLE 1.
The Bank of Barnwell
v*.
John N. Stansell.
B^ \ IRTl K of a power contained In
a certain deed of bargain and sale coin- JOHNSON II \GOO!>
monjy called a mortgage, bearing dare , PiirsmexT
tiie "til day ol February, 18S'.», and re- ‘ m 1 w p itRoWY
corded iu Book 5 VV, page 248, oliico of ! ^ ( ; rN ' I M 4N .. flrt
the Register of Me*„e Convey a nee* for ! ‘ tt * * , L M '
said county, the undersigned will sell iMKhA IOK8:
at Barnwell C. II. on salesday in No- Johnson llAnoon. Barn well C. II. r^C.
vein her next, i»eing the first Monday ' ,,K K ,{koV * N * Bai n well C. H., 8 C. ‘
and 3d day of the month, to the highest No-kTtI^kr. Lee*. 8. C.
tddder for cash, the undiv idetl one-third ; ^‘Hon Bhov^ .n, Blackville.S C.
interest of the said mortgagor In all that *’• W. Mob kail, MiHertvilie, S. C.
tract of land which Mrs. Ira T. Stan- Jxo. M. Gitxxj*. Atlanta, Gu.
Beoton 1. The name of otir Association shall
be The Barnwell County Teachers’ Associa
tion.
Sec. 2. Its officers shall be a President, three
Vice-Presidents, a Secretary and Treasurer.
Sre. 3. The duties <»f the President shall be
to preside over its deliberations and decide all
questions decided by the presiding officers of
general assemblies.
i'd'-c. 4. Tiie duties of the Vice-Presidents
shall be to preside in their numerical order in
the»absenee of the President.
8lie. 5. The duties of the Secretarv shall be
political hutory of South ( »rolhim. The * ttd better democracy amp purer eour-
life of (*ci;p«rty te thriavfeoed, and the ! than anybody, to do thia evil
clvllizAtlon of _ _ mH
involved. VVhail^aa predicted by utmi# dt*ap|>ointH»ent and to invite the hid
hut unexpected by «a, ha* happened. | •ouii ^I8*'tn> which wa have all—high
It vaz hoped that the counaebbf mode- humble, rich and poor—been fight-
roiiou would prevail after the meeting lug off and resisting ail the*# year*.
“I will vote the full Tillman ticket,
because 1 believe R i* the duty of each
individual of a party P> vote for every
nominee made hy it* convention.
noble wqrk of him whose absence we mourn
and whose good deeds we lan but admire as a,
husband, father, citizen and friend.
Dr. \\. F. Holmes w is in early 11'e religious-
ly well trained by truly pious jiarents, whose
impress on religion became iimnovaifie and
fixed in iiim those traits of character that de
veloped in after life truth, industry, honestv , . .
und love in all their force, which capacitated ; kH T “ ret ' or u its meetings preserved
h+nr tor u nsefoPaml suceerisiuinm*rr; , in a suitable b(x>k und to jierform all clerica 1
In youth Dr. Holmes enjove<! the rair atl- , Wurk falhug to the lot of Secretaries of simi-
Vantagei of a' classical education. -At man ] l»r wgaruzatiori*.
Iiotsi Ik; chose as a profession medicine, was I ^ Kc - f, ‘ 1 he ‘‘utics of the Treasurer shall lie
gradual*h.I in its scientific studies aiid for years to keep a correct account of nil money and
was recognized by tiiorough men in tlie pro- tender a quarterly rejiort of receipts and dis-
fession as amistinguished practitioner, and as bursenients.
such in his loved work he gave time, talents * ARTICLE 2.
and energy In dispensing to suffering humani- The objects of the Assis iation shall lie to
ty with a skillful and tender heart and hand, edm ut
Aasix'iated with Ids brilliant mental powers
•sell died seized and 'possessed of, the
same lying about three miles from
Barnwell (’. H. and containing three
hundred acies, tnoraor less, ami bouml-
4>v land* of Aamn Kttr.e and lands of 8. ness.
L* iVacock and known aw the Tarlton
f'iive iiomc't'ad place.
To be sold to satisfy the halgfice due
on the mortgage debt.
lerms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
THE BANK QF BARNWELL.
ROBT. ALDRICH, Attorney.
bctKbtd ' 3
G. A. H a<;xn»:r, Charleston, S. C.
J- K. G.vKNKfT # Savannah, Ga.
I>. II. Sam.y, Sallya, 8. C
Thk* Company is no tv'ready for bu»l*
PETITION FOR ROAD.
OFFICE CofTNTY Co.MMISSIONKgS,
*ru llARNWKLL * S * <'•» Oct. 7, Ibtift.
I he County Commissioners will con-
siofer at their regular meeting on Tues
day , the (ith day of January next, h pe
tition asking the establishment of “a
public road leading from the corner of
.1 11 ’Vtorriu’u rim.! 1... .i ...
THE (i INNER Y.
We will gin and pack cotton at 2o ct*
per*100 pounda, l«eing |l.2o for a o'.41
pound hale. Not more than one person
need accompany the wagon, as our nia
cbinery handles the seed eottoii and the
cotton seed.
* THE WAREHOUSE.
r }fFor jiartles desiring to holdtbeir cot
ton we will warehouse and insure th»
same for a period not exceeding one
month at 50 cent* per liale. Fifi* longer
periods 50 cent* each additional month.
Special rates made with sub- vliwnces
for short period* of storage, awaiting
Alliance sale* days. (>nr warebouse
receipt* will betaken hy The Bank of
Barnwell as collateral upoa loan* to rt» M
themseivt
H,« L 1*0.1 1 intersecting with 1 extent of 80cent* upon the dadlar, thus
the l ine Land, Bamberg, Blackville enabling farmer* to meet pressing Ila-
l() a, ‘ 1 Barnwell seulenieiit, nilll and'*- ** * r
nt'- the teachers of our county to educate i c ‘ l ureli roads, across Ayer’s mill creek
selves properly for the tierformance of Ht °r (‘var J t U. Morris's place and in-
5
was also u vivul love for poetical and literary | their duties; to'promote a right professional! terseeting with BamlKWg and Buford’s
effusions and individual productions. He w as *F'irit among teachers and thereby show to the Bridge road at or near tbe old
a great lover of books, scholars and the dis world that there is a profession of teaching ! of Maj. J J Brabham” *««**«•
of Maj.
and billtiea without forcing their cotton
upon the market.
OIL MILL
Cotlon Seed bought at markel nte«
e”>«on of noted-minds and intellectual pn> ! and to arouse an eutlmsiastic edueationalI “‘Anv a'iwfairnZri. * I 1,1 eRM,, * t5 ° ttwa ****
gress. Some of my most impressive as-ocia- spirit among all classes of |»eople In the county. 1 peraoua objecting to the eitiriaers.
tions with ray old friend were pleasurable, j ARTirf Ft * ysu^oiisbment ol said public road as iie-
and I now'recall the tunes when we sat. to- . i ... j t,t,onei1 f° r plmtsc present theirob-
getlwr and I iq rapture could listen to the f f ’' ft t < hr, > ln county who desire jections on or before the day «at for the
flashes of his strong mind clothed iu match- * ’ ‘j ** '''* 11 thr “V® 1 1 consideration of aaid iietituin
- JikSkST Ul ~ U by "" I .If wo ubjm'tion W nmrtf ...d'.ho rl B Uu
fit
phrases of pro«e and poetry. Bet aba ! hi* is i
ARTICLE 4.
of way be. given the said road will W
tvia threatUsi|ed, and the ! l fi*n anybody, to do this evil nominee made by it* convention K«»nc. and wc. humblv bow to the infinite amt - * | ~ T7 '
people it tha Issue I ^Big—to give way to their passion and When members of a party join in a con- un,,rr ' n8: of <*‘*1, wb.» «kietli all tio.ig* ?<KC - L The Asamiatiou shall moot at such J e T* 1 *. ^“^Hinwi for.
lafvau oredlcted by aouia diaapjiointment and to invite tbe hid- veinion for tbe nuriM.*.. .'.r ami can but rtnYe to mdiM an-. a^.:© tnma and pla#*e* a* iu*> be w4ecu*i at each
ration would preiaii after the tueeliitf , ,u a °h anu resisungan tne-c year*,
of your coo veutioii in September. Tbe*« .4^* th ** JutU.*u , * , »l poople be
h«»pr* have been bloated: on Inilaaaiirl. i rawdered in Nwvambar. Let Umns he
to tbs
I-**t tWre be
veutiou fur the pur|m*e of uoiuiitaUng
nffleer*, they are morally Itounddo aub-
mlt to Uia arbitramentdf the ballot,
and have no moral right to scratch a
aiugla uameat the |iol|a. Thia U the
*#
well, andean but strive to realise anh appee
oiate the bleahuigs «»f Heaven in giving us prevl«»a* meeting,
auch’ a'com|>«ntoo. father, doctor and fnernt T 1; aboil select a committee of three ,
• Oh ! it is mmI. Hut a* morula we are mov *“ pnarWie a sutubJe program aw for eachsuc-
ing on inf" the Hemal, and n#s.ner or later wr yeeding raeettug.
m Dr. Holmes wiU depart and rest in the up- . ARTICLE 1
„ r* ^ w m|, ^ j - ^ nt the Co—«y Srjuoil
* nuvau two
XV. - ^ **■*■
By order of tbe Board
M. J PATE, Clerk.
May the kind
A. HOWARD PATTERSON,
SATTOKNK V-A.T.L.AW
BARNWELL C;iI M S.C.
Will give prompt sitentteu to all
FERTILIZERS.
^ * will till orders cash or
credit
• For Arid Phonpliate, x ' *
For Cotton Sued 4leaL
For BIinkI,
For Eainit,
For Chemicals,
Our owi brand* of first ala** Rani
dated Frrtillgrr* and tuaka oay
vial Fertilizer ta order.
Fanucr* aud dealer* gee l&vtted
iuopewtoar wwvki
ed
Wa
are oonvinerd that