The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 31, 1892, Image 4
FREE COINACE OF ‘SILVER.
Tito i'»riii(<r r<i lti« Itill-drll.
A Mississippi fanmr asks The Mem
phis :\ j t j m m 1 - A valrtTU’ he tins qnostion:
' 1 vvi'li |i>rail > r <Mir attriitjoii to llii> fft«'t flmt
rottnrv lias 1k***h low It an<t 7 rentn Tor
t wvhv luoiiths, \\ |iil«> ('ut4oti i;n(Mls ar»* as lil^h
aslln'\ wito \\ lit'H ««• u >t la to r."’^ I'ents for
rollon, W v pa> toila^ Ir^io 7 (« , iit*< a yar-l for
ruliro, \\ i-tIot< f >rt! aril t'oltoit at 7 renia a
p aiml ami I'Hj it tfnVk in i;.ili< i) at 4'.tr<-itts'a
pniiti!. Still I lie)' #aj that loo mm h cotltVAi ia
nnuU'.' If t<»<> mn.rli cotton la-tntulo, wlr^‘la it
—i illitt • r• 11.vft tr™ tits irrt« so T1 m nrtimr-
fm tnivil ptfi'litct oit'^lit to adl in pro|x»rllon to
c( t!i>o. I Inc |MOin<l of cotton will makif five
yanls o| Iw.iiy domcMir. NmV explain tome
liow n coni'/n that cotton i;ooi|« are so hi^h
u In n raw cotton m so hnv? Tlicre ia anme fait-
cafiti somcw^ljieri’, I am «|liite sure.
Mi-'sis.sipiait is ntorti than half
i i:;ht. Sttim* ^ra«](*M of cotton ^oo<ls arc
risin/fin prico as the raw material de
clines. Tttr Memphis jnt|M.’r tjuot*>s the
followfti'' j tost a! ennl sent <tnt by Uliss,
Faltyan iV Co., of New York:
Wc hcrehy iirnumnce the tollowlnz ehant'es
in prii i’s of prints, to take efTct t Kelt. I, tsir*;
Aincrii itn imlh'oes a l i anccd to ra.y cents.
Aim rirnntrhii'thills adi anccl to 4 cents.
The joltbinR price of the flltove narr.c’fl so°'ls
will rcmainius at prcsejif, at •'i 1 j f-cots ami '4 ^
cent . respectivclj^ until l , 'cli. 15, wl cn it wUI
4>c ail\ anccil likewi-o to.'iCcccnts net for Amer
ican imlUMcs and 4 cents net for American
nhirtinps's^ •
N > coil . as above tlr-rrihcd. must Itc wold
. An I?xtf*ef from the Majority Report of
tile House Coinage < onmiUtoe.’
Tho majority roi>ort of tho Itouso com-
tnittee on ooinapfe. Wi’iglita and moasnrea
on Uio Bland Kilvor coinage bill'discusseS
the various objections made against free
coinage, and shows how free coinage
Would greatly benefit this country.
After providing for tho free cpitvafFO
of silver, the report says ii is p|b-
vidisl that the silver l»e of standard lino*
n.'ss to mcH't the cost of the alloy used,
the alloy Icing all th'u-expense no\v ex-
^ii'-'.cd of dejnisttors of -gold. Coin notes" V-J 5 * *'■'
- may be issued on thrt gold or silver do- 1
]>o. ited, if demanded, instead of waitiiig
lor the coin. The.,cotmnit1ec ratted tho
maximum denominatin';:* of thf'se potes
from $h«>0 to ^1.000, so.as to aeeommo- |
date dealing in large_ transactidus and J
bank exchanges.
Titese notesHtre made legal temlcr, re-
deemablc in coin on deutajul. The bill |
proviiles for the conversion uf all our
gold and silver notes into coin imfes, re
deemable in coin, tens doing uwaycn-
tir.ly with all legal distinetions,. It is
4x4it»V4>tl tins will greatly tend to pn»-
nmte njnality. in r.l! rospi.s:ts. 'H’.cre will
be no longer issued gold or t ilver notes. |
but bimetallic notes payable in- either
coin at tin* pleasure of tlm goverhinent. |
The report says it is-eontended that
tile reason. V" extvirteil silver bullion . , ... - ^ .
white our bilnto «ci S U ■■■■:, r . rl " *» "Wwwwity Mw
Oiuugcwwtliat .rar ratio mu. mid. Il '" When .atlon giU down teihml
that hor coin and hullion mlver wan ".a mita .. Jmirml .a. «aiata.-Uar jespl*
v.-orth mor.. iw ■ eonip .ml to roM at I'olion .•:ui lx; ni v, ai of tlmjise of Amor
IhuMdiran mint. Hint. here, end tlmt the j " t " , " 1 J llc0 tu forty-hve ctmtaai
same resr.lts would again follow our A’ 0 ,!!, 1 " ' , , , , —, ,,
ratio remaining at ti to 1. with the f—lav.'a of jrade bIiouU
Trench mints o’len to free coinage at
W. w. MOO UK.
W. I
wii.sok, 4 dr.
MOORE & WILSON-
s-UAVK NOWON IIANl>—r .
A roMTI.KTK ASSOKTMKNT OF
COFFINS^ AN ASK ETS
*>*‘4Ll fj MMi
~i *
[Barnwell OH and Fertilizer Company,
CAPITAL
$50,000
OF Al.bSf/rKS, tSTVI.KH and Ql AU I JFX
Trices the. lowest in the County. 1 •
Tersons needing these goods will etllfon
W. W. Moore at Wm Me\abV, Barn-
well,or \V. I. Wilson, Allendale.
marl 7
J, 15. 151' KCKII AI.TKIt,
BarnwelL S. C.
—- x
Oeo. W. Ckoft,
Aiken, H. (;.
Croft & Burckhalter,
>V'l T'OIf ,N T F.VH AT la AW
15AKNWKI.L C. 11., S C.
»»r 1 illcl^uftpr Feb'; It. i^n. until Tiirllicf'iitf-
viu'd.'ul less lliwu tin* price imliciitdl, ami any
ni< li ’ ilc or liiHtmitif-Mii.| goo<!s after Fell. 14
\\ ill In’i onstnu il as u \ iiilatiou of cour agrcc-
imiif wit ints mul t rcatsul accordingly. .. • ,. ., ,
v . ... . A> ill practice m all the ( oitrts of tln^
.No «;,..ul,.r Hi” t.ii M.'r Ih.nks thoro h in tin. Cni.od Son s . no, o.
Tosi olity stonoxvlicn*. II It w.not down- M r. ( rofi will olt.-ml Ihf Courts of
k 1 Itarnwell ('minty ami all matters of im-
portance w iTT receive the per-oijHl nt-
Ivntion of each member of the lirtu, ^
ohV 20-If
N\ F. Kl KKl/ANI), Sr., TuKsiPkNi. .. - ■*.
(J. W , ,M(»KKA IJi, Ski kki akv, 'IKk isritKit axd Oknf.ha M axac.ki^
N. (j. W. WALK Fit. I5ook-K Kiaoiu and ( asuikk.
t> n 11 ^ ct o i \ s. "
M 11\ F HJ{<> W N ; Bat nu ell, I). I*yS(>.MM T R\ F.It J.ees '
SI MON liKOWN. Blackville, (J. W. M(fJ{||\Millet,t,'
(J. A. W AtJKN Kit, < liarh’wton. I». II. S.\ I.l. V, Sallys,
A.T. H-()()I)W A Ult, -harnwell; W.i;, SIMMS, F.aniwell, .
N. T. KIKKL \N0, Sr., F.aniwell. Jt II. \\.ATKF,H j Aiiplelon.
wliCOXD SKAWOIsT.
thiring tbh summer all our valuable plant, has'been overhauled and put in first
class condition by our Master Machinist. Mr. T ,J. Coehran, so long admitted
chief of practical engineers in this State, and we are iiow perlYeMv,ready for
btisiness, and invite tb(* attention of all eonceiaicd to the uneoualled advati’ta'u»*
yve otter, ' ^
• We will gin and pack cotton at, g:, cents per 1<M» pounds, b.-jug for a hitO
pound bale. For tlm 404tisfartory character of our w ork in tluit-line we refer to
TloiA'lLstojjliirA 1 <>I’ w lioim wc gintiei 1 | T :>00 bales l:o.t sc.ison
THE PATHOS OF
<k ■ n ,
BETTER THAN
v#
±
Just after the lynching, in New Orleans n few months ago, of eleven member*
of the Matin by a vobmte:'r band of American av< ng»*rs, some of the daily jiajtersi
created a little uneasiness tiy declaring that King llumbeiTs iron dads could
ehell New ^'ork from Anchorage beviyid tin* range of the shore, torts and battcr-
ies, and lay the bti-iness u.etriipolis ol |,be couttld’y inashesiir umler contributiim.
( WiLhuiit dismissing I'ucle Sam’s ability to take care of his pomessiOu.? , /
t akes pleasure in informing the public tliat on bis reeejit visit to the North he
fa|iliircd New Yoik, New Knglaiid ;ind a big slice of the North-West. He went
tfiipplied Vi ith the ammunition of gold, silver,-greenbacks and d rtitied check*
and mcrcbaiits, tnaijufactuie^s aiul impotters surrendered upon the first sum
mons.threw ope n their stocks and told Mirhalson to help himself to all he want
ed and to pay them what, lie pleased. They were demoralized by rite outllowr of
gold to. Ftirope and w elcomed. M tehalsou atid his inoney as a hard pressed soldier
. .. , - , „ 4d>eers the eorrmnlcs' who com^TU' Dlfi IidiitnrtFrtt r 11 s thi 1 . title i>f-the battlw-goiiig.
We win .warehouse and insure cbthuib'f a period not, cxeeiuling one month at, 1 »g»hbHdm\lla*r. ■- t> •
For longer periods oO cut' e.aeh ttdditional inbntIt. Special
l*)’ j to 1. This, it is held, would prevent
Tur.vieau nations, especially France,
from again returaibg to the bimt'tullic
system. To avoi 1 this tho committee
priivided that our ratio should Ik?
chattgel t » l-Wj to 1 sis > >:» as Ftanee
resuimn fr;e stiver coinage at that
riitio.
The report then, ttnder the head “Tlit
l)ump of Silver.” jirocee Is to a discus
sion of tho cry that fret* coinage of *il-
Vvr wmihl maht» the-I-Hrte l-Statt*s tho
dumpi’t’4 ground for tho silver of the
World, and s;ly.s: ,
“The familiar warning that free coin
age would can.-** shiplo ids of ailver front
ol’icr countries t>) Ihj Jlmuight leTe and
dumptsl at our niints in exchange for
our gold is still urg uvcaii this In*
uti'h^F tao bill or p^i]Mi;*d law? The
shipload of silver brought to our mints
by tho foreigner would Is* coined inN»
standard doll in* uni tlu*ao dollars re-
turrvsl t<t hi:n, but he could not go to
oar tnajMry and deman 1 gold for them.
Nor co t! 1 lie comjiel 4)n*? of o‘ir dtiz uis
t > swap him a goM dollur for n silver
dollar; Fiat i a voluntary trade that no
L»w o;ight t*i interfi-re n;ith.
“Should tie* foreigner t.iU»* coin note*
for Ins bullion instead of coin, the Xante
thi ig hap{r us. He can take his coin
note* to !he treasury and iln^md re-
deniption. lint the uot*'* are reiliHunable
in coin and the secretary of the tri-asury
cmuM hau l him Ixtck tie* coin struck
fro n Ins hlupltKnl of bullion. The for-
eiginT tlien would ascertain that h** ha 1
comiuitte*! tho hlunder of bringing sil
ver to our mi.its when it is worth tlm-e
cents on the dollar Icm than it was tit
home an*I that he lose* this three cent <
aid cost of tnitts{Kirtatioii besides.
What then wull lie do with his money?
He must either invest it in |»ro|M*rty
le-re or go liouie with it. He cotihl not
buy gold with it or gold exchange un
less gold and Silver uvri* at par: in this
i .iv there could Is* m» ri*as.in for pre
ferring Hie on** metal to tin* other. If
gold wcnl to a premium he would have
to pay the premium ou his exchange,
tluis entailing on him mlditioiial loss m
his enterprise of bending us Hhiphnids of
r ’. . or.
"If be invests hi.sudupload of silver
money in our projK-rty and liu>iuess en*
it rprises it will at om o stimulate indiut-
t, i>’s. awaken euterpnx’s and give us a
li althy busimt’S and sound eiUTeticy.
Y.'hat more could In* de-iml? 41 very
n' iplia l of silver 11ms bo,iug]it here and
invested ill productive' v/e.nitll Would
h ive a twofold ehVct. It au^ild iuuig
imexiiT iplc 1 pro jierity t > this country.
The ellivt would Ik? panic* ui the Old
World.
“Busihefs theYe wo aid lx* paralyzed
for want of lupuey. their pro.-pi rity de-
s'royed. Trosp’.^rity Jiere and stagna
tion in' the eld coitutnes would force
rliiplo ids of their p.’opleTo this ( ountry
itl search ol tlieir lost sluploids of
money. The mitionsof the (Hd World
are aware of this Tlnw wmiiIiI it
tliat no sucli flung occurrctl; they lenow
tae a 1 vantage tree I’oinage-<if silver
Would guarantee us, lit in t in ir uniform
jii’cilictio is that calamity .would be tin*
result instead of pro-p* rity. Tliey are
nut in tlie habvt ol giving u* trust
worthy a tv.ice as to t h” coar.'eyye should
jmrsue in *t!iis matter. "—Wa hkigton
JSjK'cial.
make the manufactured article decline
when the raw material decline*.
Tnjust laws, unequal taxes, and the
manipulation of the markets by gigantic
combines eti ible in *iio;ioli. s fo sticcexs-
fully reverse the laws of trade and those
of supply and demand.
The fanner Is’.irs the burden, mid if
the Democracy i|ih-s not attempt to rmi-
,'j edy the ojipr’-ssive conditions now* ex
isting it will Im* either blindly mistaki*n
or false to its mission. —Atlanta Consti
tution. »' *
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.
* ^ \ - X.
Attorney-at-Law,
IhVMUKHt;, S. (\ \
* OfTlceover H. C. Folk & Co.’* «ton*.
mar 20-1
H 3^ A f ■■ iif «*«ir lVn» r f «ri*rlt.
fll I ■ I I I • 11 !• t I >\ if
■BaV I I ■■ W •Mb-r -• x « . r « m th-
I H ft I 0 * t,, M ' 1 •*."h*^*'eftt.**i tile A I.y
|»0 cents per bale*. For longer periods Vo c« nts each additional niuiith.
rates made w ith suti Alliances for short periods of storage awaiting Alliance sail
davs. Farties desiring to hold their cotton can get ndvanet s on mir wareltonsf .
receipts and keep it, as long a* they wish. Dining the present vein-our lertiir-
zers have won an enviable reputation and we are piepaivd to lirt order- for fall
crops lor rash or approved credit for Acid Fhosphate, ( ottoii Seed Meal, Blood-, 1
Kaiuit, (-hcniieals and mir ow n In amis of FVrst ( lass F**r*iit/i>rs. •*
" " ill also m,ake special lert il i/.ei s to order ami in vke farniers ami dealers to 1
jp* i sonally i tispect our w ot ks and met Inals. We ask patronage on our Merits and
guarantee Cheap, (Juiek and Faitliful Work.
COTTON IS K n: I) AC A N T I* I >
( otron seed bought at market rates ami paid tor in cash, cotton seed meal or
fertilizers.. aiigld- sni
HVricli.alsoxL •
IIt'l|)cd himself.liberally. The proofs that he did -o are as jiUiin as they can be* .
The < ha Heston iiotmd steamer-, I be A tlantie ( 'oast Tim* and tin* Kiciimond A
Danville system are w ituesa< s on liis beliHlf. '1'Jie.v are litnu x ing Southward a*
fast a* steam can turn their w.heeU the good* that he nominally bought. Even
now the lirsfe coti-igmoeufs are coming in and
ZMIiclralson
V
First
The ('nrilitgo Tm,t.
A letter received by Hie treasury de-
|Ki1*tmeiit from a prominent manufac
turer states that tluue tiro in the United
Stall’s tliirty-five conlage ami btmltng
tw me factories, twenty nine of which arc
owned and controlled by the National
Cordage Company of New Vork. The
twenty-nine in tin’ trust, if it may be mo
terined, pniduees IJ0 |K*r cent. «*f the to
tal output. There were | nod need anil
<*onstim*’d in th** l’uit4*d States ur'l^lXF'TMrriiwell (
fsl.o k» tins of t wine .pi 11 but "7.000 tons of to the publK
which were iiih<1o from foreign grown
fils-rs.
If the Rcvcn-tentli* of one c* , nt |>cr
|h)iui*l Is ad 1***1 to lli** prits*. ms is pr*»l)-
aoh', t.u- J c»»»t (farm* is of the
Unite I States in lb • year l*vJU alone
flOb.OUO, and this il.H’.s not include a
larg«* ml litioiinl Mii!m harge«| for protits
•m the inrr« ic .-•) price by the various
d<‘ ihrs t hrmw,*'i whose hands tie* prtsbiel
passsl, N**t «*’ie *1 »Uat of this large tax
readied thus treasury. Sarely there can
be no excuse for allowing this trust to
4'oiitiuue tlie (‘xactioti of this tribute.
The raw m iterta! fioni which this twine
is made l* already oil the free list.—
W.i .hiugtoii la'tter.
niie inn tb* the «««ik I !• It-nni.
• fm e« »r% t Hinjf \Vr»*ait •*•»«. N*. n-k >#•«•••»* *V« • ••
rour m**MWMt« fc *«r all y«*ur •’*»»• f*» lit** w**flt. Il*i» »• an
•JJLlU—J d.lMil iniM|M w Mill »MI ■ fxfrrrTrTV W*r r|r*x.
It- gi »o**r • at** rm fling fr«*m 0- a fo fill jo » %s r« k a*»*l uj wm ta t
and m**«e uri-f a little ••ji*ri'*M«-*. Wa ran furviUfti y«M« tti« #m-
|»l**y **t ail*' tea* h «• n iMkK N«* ajairr* f«» riclam here, kull
it.lMMltntt • HKk.. 'I* If f |« t V d dl.. AI Ol h I A* MAJSk.
Charles Zissett,
• *» - H • •
Practical Watchmaker.
Health i Happiness.
a
SOI N D’tnind in a souml ImmIv** isth** gr**att*st carHily b,***
door south of It row n IIott«r.
I., S. C., 4»tr**r»-l»is s»t\ ic**.s
An experience of upwards of forty
yeafV |s Hie Iwst guarante** that he
knows his business Mild will give satis
faction in the iiuatUy of his wo-k ami
tile moderation, of Ids charges.
jfj^r*Ueliablu lime WaejM*r*for sal**.
mchH
$3000:1
I -•» i«*k.« ■«« • - •i^i i
A v »: a i< t i «»<s»»*»fc» *«
!•«. hMM Is n* rs'-tl'ir- ,*r fs. „ ,.f ri’l,.*
.., h ’ • -s ».».l ■ml srt’r, «**••.
Mr, I,..!,»• iImM.wUI im«—«rts»»'rr.
.,r,i 1 kr.. 1k-Vw>S |r.ll«r» ,
la* «!>'«*•'< *fc»* M»» I »4ll»l«sMif*»*sfc
ar jtl - i,t.h ' «. an »»H" lk*l #••• w»*
aii.a» *«*•--■.Ini#• a*— •* I a-r * ami
*--*»*'r»o «,f «-«•»*■ I
j. With
p— that man is iii;««terof all hum:iii * tie ;in.l w..m in . -
nation*. Health and iiappinc"** g'* liaml in hainl mik! williout tb**m
there is n*» real and lasting upv\ard progre** ami grov' ing prosperity^ ,
To safe-guanl lieallh i* the iir-t duty **f parent* t**Mhei»i*e|\e* that >Ui**>v Tnay-
faithfully *up|Mirt the r*’»|M»nsiiiiBties that lile ha* gi\eti them, ami erpia.ii
? nfti re.l should »m* tlo-lr ear*’ that the olive pUnt* of their household* shoMbr^row
into fttmojr. reliant ii*M:iho*)*| ami heaiiliful ami aeeouip!i*hed wmitanltood.
'Against the thousand ill* (hat tb »h i* heir t** the study and »• s*ari < h*** **f ihtv
j tx’si mint!* of niaiiv r**ttturie-« have *lis*’»nererl froiuthe secret* of unture rentede »
I that strengthen humanity against Hie attacks of open and insidious dt»ea»e and
j that ari’ e < *nihittally lengthening the short span ot our li\e*. Itedgr-d about
J with cruel foe*. All the mo*t .npprovd r4*t»ietliea that tl»e pa*t ha* giv*u to tic
the heir *»f all the age*,” can l»e found in their le’.t purify at the new
Itn iff * tlie people to conn* from >i!l the adjacent eountr* an«l neighboring tnwnx,
buy ail |he goods tij«’v want so cbeapty that they w ill forget, all about the ioW
pliers of cotton, go timiie rejoicing with fre*h* eon rage rrrhattle "with Itarrl times.
A * ;i part iaMis; oi tin* good goods and great bargains that lliohalson ha* til
store lie a*ks artentioii to tb * tolbrw ing lew examples that show the comparifufl
ot Nortliern ami >oitth*’t n price*:
♦ I I .(NX) wnrili rff New York eiotlting—?*J irdiatson** prir*e, f<*>,(K!0.
*17.(ten won b of Boston Sh •*•* >li; pfi s. A t*.—M ichalson - - jirice, f 1,77*0.
• p.i.tHto worth of I.allies Dress Hood*—Mi* liaison'* price, S’j.OOO.
*■ $|o.ikni wortlt of Notions—Mieba!s«)nV *pri*-e, *c.itco.
$ I n.oi o wm Hi < ’1 (.miT- 1 n i n ’-hing rijou- M ioba Ison's price,
i.J.HHi wonh of Furuitore — MichuisniT* jifH-e, $_*,t oo.
$l,n* u wortii of Tin anil Wm»rl w are* Mb liaison'* price,'$."2K).
flo.en * wortbVif p, troti, 11am*. >iigHr. &>•.— Michalson's price, $(’.,000.
i 2. -I“i wort h t»f ('ann'-rl (-• <*«»•!» a m! I’ -itiev 4 • n ic* ; ;•■« -■ Mirdja’son’s pr ice, $ I .boj)
>7>.t' 1 ! 0 wotth r»f A\'<». 11qc». Falte ll.ilrluat»»—M irh.li»oH** prlr e, V2.- 00.
wor:It T.f Tablr 4 utlcry and ('ro» ket v—MTrb tU*»n * pri«-4 t f-VxA
Jl.ooo worih ot Bjiggie* an*l " ag*oi*—Mi« hal»on*s prhe r7.'iO.
'I lo se 4|ii«itMti«*ns are **l!’**r* <1 a* t* xt* t*ir thought, pre*entcrl a* sign hoartl* to
«how thr* |»*’i•pit* the !»«'•*( r*>ad fii'beUertime*. \ih’Jial*.‘A iia* tloii'aml* »f gr**)*!*.
He ha* bar gain* that everylatilv n*'* rt* and can afford. I f \ ou don't «ee what you
want ask for if. Mb liaison lia<it.but do* « nut promise to kc**p it always Come
-•mid atol in a hunv l**’fi*re Hu* cream i« se***p*<l. 15** lu»«n't time **r tongue
ctinitgli to make a tlir* •* hours talk, hiit ho w tfl help the countrv.uo*re fu*tween
lit*w ami ( iiits>n:as than ail Jhe |H>]ifiei:iii« can tlo liii* side of the *lay of jtulg-
tnent, if btivet % an,! si Bt-tH, w ill only come to the pie oie >herinan** camp f«d-
low t; r* a i'll K ilprti: i»’k*' torch li^bf tn*<'t>«”» iai«t w a-:e'our .fair country. Tho
tarill ami taxi** ami high pri«< * have mat!:* the people p«.oi*-i \* ar afi« r rear.
.t?70hal»*»ii I* firetl *«f that. Il«* w 111 g!\e thi* tail's nau-k f*Vthr got**! *»f ibe |^o.
pie. * Lit ••• a I of gr.)*ping for pr<.|i * be will t r \ l*» eitar eX|*erts*-s at tj tiiake I rieuda.
w ll**n tline* g* - l better alii! tII** fitruier* ar** *»ut »*f tioiibl*' b^ will tt\' t** make
money, I hal i* his |>!atl«>riii for sjy diiv - in Hie wt <*k. aiid • v* r\ Im.iIv i« asketl to
com** ami see him standing there, giv ing Hie !>« *t price* p
trv produ-e and stdlmg all kin.!* of goods to ail ».*i i« of p
ami (hat I**’I*.w zero. *•
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all
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present.
Tin* I'aia’.irr Cuwnior.
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^ our corrc-piindent, in passing through
South Cti - o]dia. belweru Columbia and
Awga-bt, concluded he \v--ud4- have a
talk with what see trie, t to be a r aircseu-
- * *
tative tarmyr. lucre is gr. -t c.vcite-
fnent in tliis.state, especially alon.v the
iwilroa I lines ;md among t'-*-’ towns and
cities on account of the ellort to defeat'
<TOVur.i >r Tillman. Tire farmers seem
to-4k: disheartened and very •reticent
when it comes tojaljving politic.^.
There was a tall, vl looking and
intelligent looking farmer on the train.
J approache l liim and aslced him if he
would frankly tell me tho-siluation ms
lie coni 1 see it.
“To start with,* K "iie paid, “1 was a
Tillman man and did all 1 could to elect
him in lijlK). 117r h;is made, us a good'
governor, and'all this talk about his
friends going back on him is all bosh.
»n some counties there are nugi opposed
♦o him who were for him last year, ami
who are now influenced by local reasons.
The farmers are going to stand by him.
and, mark my words, be is going to bo
rejected, it don't matter who comes
out. That little game tliat the news-
IlmilM-llI V ■•1114,1 li y.
Willi.tin Howard, of tho St. Lonia
Merchants' excli inge, gave the luuist*
agrieultiir.il 4 , *uu!iu'tte** *o:iio of hi*
views »mi Iht* Miibjeet nTTlenhng ia fu-
t;ir«’s. Th :v WM* H ‘t. lie said, a- -puT--
li.iting rircuur-t nice in the practice. Jt
w.:*. the mo t shrewd, th** most subtle
j flfcn c\ reuuifiuted from th - hrahs dl
man. UviTy man w’n i formerly dealt
with him and had'left him to deal in
futures hi l b en riTined. Dealing tn |
tuturcs was tin* greatest t»li »hf that i ver'|
aplK’.ircd in America. TheClncagostoi-k
ib’.iler. were a great national ring of
gamblers. Th<» question rose above jioli- ;
tics ami religion. - ■
Such |H)li;icxnntl religion that allowetl 1
tho c;liesi,i*l farmers to go to Iks| Imqgry |
ami tif',‘d and c«ilU sh<mid In* remedied -
Supply and demand, said Mr. Howard, i
had nothing to do with Values: it was
gambling that controlled prices. He !
wanttsj every -tleal to Jk* a po llivd one, !
if In* sold a iirin a thousand ImshcLs of !
wheat in* wante I it b> ne a thousand !
bushels of wheat and not a thoqs.md
bushelsoT wind. Wheat would lie worth
ifl.'iO a bushel if it were not for these
gamblers. -Washington Special.
Turill' Iti’fiirmut ion.
To remove the distressing symptom.*
of diseje-i' the renii dy must be applied to
it;, cause, and being convinced that the
presviit rates of taxation iijmiii ir.qiorfa
a’e ia many eases practically prohib
it fry. in imiiLya’ases unjust and uno-
qu;; 1, (ILsc’riminatmg heavily against the
1 norer classes, levied more on consumers
than oh wealth, ami in the majority of
[ eases excessive and higher than a regard
! for public revenue would dictate, l ear
nestly commend to your enlightened and
patriotic judgment the immediate need
iff 1 a rilT reformation.- - —■——-—
if 1 am correct in the facts 1 have
stated and the reasons 1 have adduced,
ohr fanners and producers have long
been and now are deprived of the valu
able clement of exchangeability of their
products to which, by the constitution,
they are entitled under guaranteed free
dom of cexport-, and being so depri ved of
this element of value in their proiSTty,
they av.v eo*;] • lied to accept reduced"
Ju ices at honie, liecause those prices are
regulated and controlled by the foreign
ru t es. — E x -See retary'Biyard.
Mmi «»f Con rago.
The .act that the fanners of this great
state are pretty well represented on tli(?,
HtKir of the house has already been pointed
out in former letters. As the days go
by this state of things becomes more
and more and more apparent. And there
is one thing about these farmers, they
are not afraid to talk right out in ineetin
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► A IO. ( I <»£• 1 l-AM», MAl\k.
Opefa y\ouse Dfug Stofe,
j - parnWellj S. C.
Which lnviu*», wit|i the utmo«t cordiality, the patronvg** of all in i*» e«l of nie.li-
citii-* tor tin* prrvrntioti **f incipient or the rrlicl of ciMiiiruieil disea»e*. Nonr
rmt tin* tmwt gi***il*, ('ought from the bc*t house** ia the lK’»t mark**** *»l the i u*
ion w ill be kept on hand and our
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
parnWell, S. C.
Srectacles in Steel, Nickie and Gold.
Ail the Lsiest Noi/e.lties.
Prices Will Please The People.
will keep in
Brio
Tanlis, S f ack»,
lube*, Enpine*,
G.ni, M ils.
3*1
For thn*4' who ha\i* faith in patent or oroprictary iii**diciii«‘« "c
*t’** k all preparation* tlial liaxc w on their w av to public ap,»roi al.
Our stin k of Fuiit’v tiiMid*, I'oilet Ace***sories, *a|•*, I'erfuiuerh
and ii»i*ecl*aiu*t*u* smitlric* i* »** eompleie and *ti|*erit>r that it sp«*ak» for it**dl a*
•*liBing a long felt” want in the < tiunty.
i ('onnoi*eur* of gootl ( igar* anti Tobacco, chew ing and *tn*»king. wi.i und out
itack .»f the verv bc*t «pi.( it v grow n in Amcrlea and Ft* t«n d*
I’r* sit i|iti.,iis com |m>u tided it any hour of ilu? day oi le*-'
I careful exactne**. *
We will he glad to wufr upon onrohl frletul* and will rejoice t<* make legion*
ttf tie w'pat ron*. All visitor* to the County seat, tor !»usitu*»*vi't,n {i|ea«nrc l»ent,
arc si nee re I v invitctl tt» call at the
Ot’Ktt.V HOUHK nnufi S'COUH
The la*t and l)***t chapter in Barn well's boom.
: DR. R. C. KIRKLAND, Jr„ Proprietor.
oet .'kwt^
FAnev
COOD5
Hcbiv Horses,
Velocipedes
l evs* LI<>lls
PERFECTED l!'FA < MtlUAHM.
CRYSTAL LEhSEo
t BUl'*l MA* t'AKHft,
ANT* iWioKt.l.TI?*
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Mr, F. M. POOSER,our South Ui
Him representative, w ill be glad to
on peisons in need t»f or intending t.o
purehnse machinery. [aug 22 v
SuO.On.Ty f V/:
Bo-rks- t. ' N.
4 AM S. Al.n, M5 PIT
n:\MiF.
Right Now
KVERY HOI SEKEEPER XK1:1>S
PARAGON
""j Ths Imnroued Pan-jlmErican Waslier lacliine Works.
rl, Howard Bros. Propr’s
Stiup IDt it* f. r* hnw+ Been r*'• d* e t
n “ik t-.r »••, Dx Auftn Unpr**, Anatin,
I * xrt«, <411• | .ft*#», I ••tin, Ialc^l*', < *|.io,
'•••* « ut. < Hii« t* ir*mir well. Uy
11**1 * *1* . > iiitt# * ai M #;*ho.i u a
••*«H . . T - u #.»»»t|«* *|ic w«*ik ■ml li**
1 li- .e. li* r* * • r * it t* I *en ht-
jfi»iu»‘r* ir*' •• i*ilv ettriiittir front fo
• lf*a .Sti *.’A II fifir'• W e *lt*»\% %«*« l»o*v
• ml aiai t virti. ( an * ..rk in -j. »re titu«
i*rMH fit** time. Hip iu**neT fi*i wi*ik>
• f* I Iftirr ukk i*.*** n nm.ng'h'm.
N I \\ ttnd *\ i ti 4e ? ful I 'art t> ii Int * fi ee.
II. 11 ill let l cV Cti., Il»* e*0 I*<>rt litutl, XI u Iu0
With it* u*e ‘‘wash day” is nt» more
torment and a terror, and w asherw ome
are no longer imperial.
> |
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15EA( KYH.EE, S. C.
Motive Power and
o
-60
! To the tfsers of
; General Machinery :
We call your attention to the fact tliat
! wt* are prepared, with lute-t improved
i Tot.Is and Machinery, to do w-ork on
any Machinery usetl in this country.
Such a*
COTTON GINS, *
gkist miet.s,
COTTON PRESSES.
i’l'EEE YS. 11 AM; EPS.
MILE OKA PING-,
Shafting and casting* ot Iron or Bra*s
of am •*;z,e, Special a'tentkui given to
! GIN WOPK.
Il.aripg a first class Gin Builder, we
I can doall kindsttf (»in Work, new bvii-h
wheels, new saw*, boxes, <&C. Saws
u win ,,j.
nev. It does it-, work better than the
rough wash hoartl pUn and tloes not j
wear and tear out clothe* a* the <dd w kv i
tlitl. 1 have sobl over ftmr hundred in j
Barnwell and adjoining countie* and
j.'l.V 11
nor to vote along the lint's of their talk.
58 lmuch to tho dtscouititure of the “law-
^ ! vers and Democrat*," as the opposition is
paper *«litors are trying to play won't ' iteiug called.—Columbus Cor. Clevelaud
■work."—Cor. Atlanta Constitution. **Tuu and Voice.
The Wilcox & Gibbs finano Go, • "'p ii; ' v '~ g |v, ' n ;»ti-iH, l ion.
ctfARLESTON, S. C.,
'tf'ejesnr
•ftrY- t
4,.—.—s - •mm
: LADIKtl
Needing a tonic, or children who want build-
in* up «h<»uM lake
FmOAVV tX IKON IIITTKrM.
It k pleas tnt to takr. run^t Muluri*. Icul-
gvtttian, lii.ioUMiaai aud Liver» vuipdauu.
Nobody make* a lie out of the win le
cl *th n jtiadayk. The urilf D too ht a\y.
Many Persona are imktn,
down from overwork or bnuxho.d ten*.
Brown’s Iron IHtt4?ra R«i«Bd*the
aj wem. akk dumtmi. tmtrmexe.-moi Um,
and cum Biatarax UU Ike ginuum.
Tbe time when a woman baa no mer
ry •• w lira ahr g>-t» a in a tr*|»
The man •h** be* no b »*lne4* « f h a
When Baby was rrl. kfVA p»re her CftRtorix. ‘.r
When she * a.s m ChthJ. sis a rn .1 f«»r Castoria. ’
W heti site heeame Mm*. »'ie clung U» Caaturia.
W bcti site had Cuiklreu, she gave Ihcut Casiona.
or further iiiftu inatioli apj>ly*tt>
FRAMPTON LAWTON.
.-Barnwell, S. C,
ndv’b
Happy New Year.
CH ARf.ES PKCHM \N wi>h.^ all
hi* many friend* and everybody else a
HAP^Y NEW YEAR.
Ar
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JN0. E. ALLen,
'• Attorney-at-Law, -
BARN WELL, ( . lE.S. C.”" - ^
>Vill give promptat tention t<» all bu*
iness entrusted to IK* care,
inch 11 y *
x
Greig, Jones & Wood.
Cottonhndjaual Stores Factors,
. Savannah. Ga., .
He will do In* part towards inaking Solicit con*ignin* , nf^’*of Cotton atid
thi* twelve ttiohtli a happy one for all Naval Store* and pledge their best ef-
w ho will wi*ely turn over the new j f4iru to give *3ftl*laclloii to their eti*t4>-
. year new leaf, quit paying war time , mer*.
'tariff price* for goinD. aud ctune to the j Mr. J. X. ODjf ,f<)rm*‘riyof tSarii-
! (M.pidar stand EAST of the Court well, i* with u* atul wni !»>' ghul to
House, \\Imre cheap gianlsdiave iu;i<b- *erve lii* many 4 ut »lina friend*. •
fheir-;hea*lquart»$'>s. They wilt, .liiyi ^ - — — —4
},everything’'In GENERAL MKK-j
t HANDISE. e\ca?|*titig I.i«pi4»r*. Ilav- ■
* 0..r.\’l z* , ing di*co»tinii«**l that bran, h *-f. l»u*G 1
• Surveyor and Civil Engineer, ne**, i h<*ia* t*» iuerea*** m? irj**ie m ti,«- F
j L®ll»er line* ••^fuvd* r.e* ded by ladle*
Tl e I •** religion ‘h-re i* In a Hk’reh : * - ^ , a«*l Bttle f4»lk*
the loore oy >14, • ao\l ic. • *ream D ake» •|*eeial al?eBti*»o tixm to eovajestaiioa I'OVIR OSK. < OUK A I.I., Early ...
to ruo It. -* % * «#wa**w |*.*w*r*. Irxril»iiao4l 4rm«»ace. and Often ami aft tbe jimr. ' StwNria) attFntloo rive^i u* fjad *•
t f «i«)e .ol a.afrv***»t m mar M »Uftu». | t 11 \RI.K> l‘l < l! M AW. .
Mu*lcal In*trumen * Sheet Mu%'u . tjuitar Violin and Ranlo Mringa.
THE (’.KM liol.LKli vH%(jAN tl.M.Y
Ageu» f.r Pit*)* and (Jrgi!i!», Kublnr St.inp* aud Mei.eiis. .Mti*icKi In.stru
rhertt* Repaired. ’ * ^ ' .
I'ianos and Org:t*i**Ttin«‘d rtnd Repair* d.
The largest and ufientie-t *tbeU ever hrouglit t*»Jhi- city. ■
G-. D. C. IL._^lNr(3-E, x
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Blivckville, H C*
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