The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, May 05, 1892, Image 2
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Barnv/ell People.
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.LARGEST <01 MY ( MM I LATION.
THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1K99.
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** Tb« Third l’»rty polled oulJ* ! about
7,«H) voten in the late flection in Lyui-
kiana. » —r
Now that the ba:*e hit SI ^cftion liax
' r—- opened we hope to have |atHtU k u»
iKe daille* iifttil the leap;fie playn out.
< ami the catui)Hip;ft opeiiH in k«k>(I'earu-^
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Gov. Tillman left on Saturday for a
woek’a ttlp to >Yakljlugton. lie went
to argue with Undo Sain about a l»nf-
anee of |9,0'0, which lie argues is due
on the direct tax clalnm, and w hiHi iii,»
tlniled StnteR’Treasuirer says lias been
previously paid to the State,
' Senator Calvin h. llricc, of Ohio and
New York, who is Chairman of the Na
tional Democratic Executive Commit
tee, in discussing a few tl.tys ago the
prominent men spoken of in connection
Mpath Exhibition 6f the E!ku
School.
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The regular month)v exhibition off
if* Alliance Dejjfirinient.
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' Will There Be Another Candidate!
j Who is Tillman and who Is Hhep-
• parti, prav, that we shmdd be stormed at
th. 0r.<K..I School here under Ihe^ 2’ h, r ‘'.eenule xle «lll not .ll|.|.or
.»[»»Jtrrttcittt jto^raniiliigjiiq.| A. l : A'i'K:‘ a.iioiuih Epitoh, -I ‘h«“»
To whom n!I ComiminhutioiiM on AiliuOce
tlalters sl^mld be g.Ulressetl. . ’
came off last Friday evening. Thrrt
were (Halogues, recitations and. motion
songs by. the smaller children, that
showed thorough training and reflected
milch credit to teffehns and pupils.
The larger girls read essays oir tl»o
Huhject, Does ilie ehlld rbtewive its better
education at home or in the School.
The essays wore in the nature of a de-
T»ate aiiiT IIhs girlaTorn»cd* sides as fot-
lows: . ' •
-* **\normative of llomc — Misws Nellie
.fohnstou, J a me I to 'Owens, Napnie
Drummoml, Imo Ciuiniughani, Ada
llair^lB^BBHM
iliicr of
We have as much right to get
Olflrn * «r the Counlx Alllanr*.
W. H.-Imuran, rrrsldrnt.
It. It. Ttwile, Vice I'rcAldctit,
W. ». hainberg, en tiiry. . •
A. K. Fi'ri*, Treasurer. *
W. (i Brhnm, t ii.mlsip. ^
~Hrn. lirKlrklandro* 'Trrrrr nrnF.'Onrnnizer.*
NV. A. All. Sleward or .Vs’rtstuiit bcciurer.
W. V,. Mmfier, l).wir Keef er.
It. K. Iliuley, Asr-isimu Jh»»r Keeper.
D W. ihsiitonl, jSeii(Cai]t-at AdiM.
V. II. ('reeeli, Uut ihe: s Ai^enf.
Kxceuliu: ('oeimittce- Ci li, Fne, W. W.
.. Negative or School-Misses Eiz'/lcv W.JV.FauA.
i. t,,» \v« ur«t v..I,i, ,, Ir«uie fofnrmtba'-<1. M. limiter, h. II
dohu-ton, May Wwidwawl, Nann.,o .w,,,, M n tll ... u. A \n r
_()v\eps, Daisey Greeti, Ifallle Wltljnms.
^-To put It mildly these essays would
have done just ice to 'college graduates.
A fter the essays, came the tflth con-
tost for the Demurest sliver proldWthm
uu dal, which was won hv Master Mike
>Y (lodward. At tho. J’u^rtli contest
Messrs. Wiley Hprowles f and Mike
WuodAard tied and had to speak over,
t H^he scq uk! contest Mr. Hprow h^s
wdii it. 'I hose con tests arid easays Inter
spersed with recitations, dialogues-•and
motion songs by the smaller children,
1iav« given a great impetus to the cause,
of education here. The ptpplo arc
iWovling,.!. M. t-imer, \Y. A. All,
Cortmilfteo on <«oud of theOnlcr
J. V. Me-
Presidoney, said “Sonatrnr Exthner, of
Illinois, would.make the grandest can
didate of tlmm all. rainier is stronger
- in Now York than either lilii or Clcvc-
land. I am confident Senator Palmer'
tKiuld l>e_fil«c*ed.” i. _j.
Some weeks ago ’i lie Sftita,of Colum
bia, classed the South Carolina newspa
pers as standing, 20 for Tillmau, 45
against Him and 20 neutral.- As a con-
aequenee, withtn onr own knowledge. tiesi
thedbriy opeirfngof—the campaign atrd
j>crslstant firing kept up we record tli'.
foUtmiag fact: An original &fid d)*ed ^^Tveral other ttcaii In atom for the. pub-
tcful thes.emunff4y^xhd,.itions until smr
“|>acioua town hail i* always tllk-d to a
jam. The best | art < f these eiitei t ihi-
ments is, that the children do not lose a
singto reel ration from their regobt*'
course; utiii/.ing tlieir play time in the
•prejKmalnn • ^ j
-FHt-trbe-dnat-Frlday-Fn-MHV-thore w ill
be a contest for tlie g"ld medaA- <»fle» ed
By Mr. Demeresttothbi#wdfohavew'on
silver umdais. Also a^Kaudsome g Id
medal given by oiu*ofoiir citizen sw id be
cmnjcted f<»r hy^tno girls having t he
Te ‘
()u>ttat «lav the flrst term of theTTlko
Cj?fff1ruft ; rtnKd J1 HTT»rs nnd there wilt ht*
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i->.
Ill the wool ndvocatu of the refprtii
movement, who has been rending some
of our exchanges w Uh tolerable regu-
lirtty , *ahl ton* a raw tttyi igo; «*rn
quit reading The State ami the Itegis-
ter. I’m tired of »« much of the saiae
thing, wfien they get to he newspa
per* I’ll tackle them again.”
Trice, 7t**ld and Adams, limited, of
Charleston, say In their weekly «irenlar
Issued on Friday: Although we have
as yet no very reliable data to judge
from. Hie straw s all point toa reifnctloii
of acreage, and while we do not believe
In the extreme view *, we think the re
duction w HI turn out to lx* in to 15 |m>i
- o*f»l. wWch will he MtflUdcnr, wtfh only
•Turaga seasons, to give a crop of not
over 7>t mi.lion halos.
We give the follow lifg news for w 1ml
It is worth;
Chicago Wholesalers Statistical Uu-
reau re|H*rts from alKmt 2.0ihi sources a
reduction of 22' v |M*r cent.
The largest plantation In the I’niti <1
States reduces acreage Is |a*r tvnt.
From various parts of Texas we get
rei»orts of J5 to .»» per cent, reduction
Whether all thU U true. «»r lo»w fee t<
. Is true, each must jmlge for himself.
Drought, Doubt* Dileatma and Danger
KiUtor^ro^b.:
It Is too long since we have had rain
enough to wet the gnmtul for any fa
vorable report of the present condition
and prospect of the crop* In this pan oL
your county. 1 he new moon makes u
tient streak of light in the clear western
sky about sundown, and it ha* its
point* turned upward 'So the water
can't spill out''as they say. It.won't
*Jo to be oumpla'tiing, tend telling ol
piK»r appearance* thl* year, for uo one
outside will believe the report* on ae-
count of Uu* tug mistake that was made
la*t year. We must Ik* patient and
wail. Work and watch and wait.
Three requisite* in successful harvest,
whatever be the crop expected, or w hat
ever be the hoped lor product of The
giMxt seed sown.
The cotton area ha* been reduced
about ten per c nt. and tliat of grain
crops increased to same extent. Thirty
to thirty-five per cent le^s of (‘ommer-
ciai fertilisers u*eU this year and a lar
ger proportion of it lilts rtcenajqdled • p
the provision crop*. It was tnought
last fall that the cotum area would i><
one fourtit oil’ for ninety two. The
power of tile Alliamv whs to he tin* fac
tor of all bencitt to tlie farming interest.
IJut Itcaugbt tlte prevailing eomplaint,
something gol a grip on it and it will
_ be well aptFn, and all righi Xor niitotv
three.
- Wuen asked w hy p’ant *o much cot
ton, tlie answer {*, if it is cheap th”
more of it must ho made, ean’x get
money for any tiling else, must have
. money to pay our debts, and th re max
be more, ol it in the country next year.
- TM* latter deliiahm of the political
broker* and speculator*, lias taken root
in many places, ho many have lie on
made to believe that “more money in
tlie country” will cure all trouble* and
aliments. This thing came bm of the
North-west, first like a little silver
edge cloud with at! April slower onl y
ill it. Kvll spirits have brewed some
thing stronger out of if, and it seems
that the danger signals willsoon
be up. Advanhigo has been taken ot
the groping for relief in distress to lead
A*tray, and get customers for liie miils
of these loaders. It was first Sub-
Treasury, then Free Silver, ami now
Third Party. The remihliean parity is
the cause of all our ‘‘Douhk'A and ail
ments.” The fitkt step towards im-
provement, or any advance in prosper
ity must be tlie defeat of that party.
There Is no hope linnneiaUy, politically
or hi any way under that party rule.
If the democratic party cannot put It
down and out, the third party cannot.
But this third party in it* eAorta to
jtrasp the unattainable, w ill assist the
£t“publican party to perpetuate its
TKtwrer. Then why should not all of
our, tlie tanner’s force hi* concentrated
on the main and important issue
O herwise we will make more last
the cause of all our troubles.
it was so in the secession plaTp \Ye
were not Alse enough to w see it until
After failure, like every one else. VVe
ermldhave dene better, made better
trades, and by this time have Iota of
money coming this way instead of
S uing'he other way lor pen.iona and
thof things. But wc all thought Urn.
other way was the “bet ter plan” we at
fur It'‘tooth and toe-iiaiP’ nnd now wq
must not grumbie too much bee*Use \ve
have pv foot the bill. M
Heat the republican party flrst, and
MiiiHii, Ci M. F.driillckl, W. T. Cave, J. lv
Suclllng, E. B. (iuchs.
Ke.solulious cMfespet t. ,
At. a rogul ir nwtitig of the Gents
Brunch Alliance No. OP’.) h*dd on the
IPrli day <rf A [M il D'.t2, tlie following
resolution* were unanimously adopted :
YYhercas (foil in hi* all-wise provi-
(h'Ure has removed from our midst our
est-c.med Brother, J. A. l>arnal, tiierc-
fore he it
Hesolvcd 1st. That in the death of
Brother Darnal, our Alliance has lost
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a man of our choice iinto the Held* h*
anybody else had to wo^fc "Sheppard or
iTiljmon Into candidacy.
Howl oti + x\e will light on against
both of t.liem and for a pro-Alliance-
inanx^-Suinter Freeman.
Candidates’ Cards.
For Congress.
School Commissioner, j Do You Want to Build?
lie, a* one of lie* liiirst orator- in lli«*
State will deliver the annual address
before the school.
This Beat* reltonT
A f4»rre*poml#nt, w riting from" thff
ItHWtonvlile *eet4*m, fcays-s—Xh
hurd thut s, w hen it i* dit!U*ii(t to get ;
toiiyllilng to cut. It'* refrr-King t » go ;
and see Vr*. Frank J(»htistoiFs 1,1(41
clAck cits, which range from tbo*e jo*t j
batched to some large « noiigii for the !
pot. In the paM I had o< n to i f* r j
to tid* Industry and it* profit*. On a re- i
(’•‘lit v isit I wu* glad to »•-«* tliat all my j
expectations were fulfilled a* to the
gnat success of this new occupation,
wh’ch promises w wide tlchl for femnle
imluslry. In addition to the 1,l< (ielii k*
I -aw ‘-on egg* in in- •ibat r«.jt'.*t ready
ro luti 'it. tt (’<•-'j r; v eemx tn
rai*u a chicken for the market Mr*.
Johu*toii g. t* |m-i humlred, ami ha*
4 standing otfer of 25 cent* p<-r do/en
l»e*oived 2nd. Thrit wo tender OUT
heart fe.lt sy in pal by to the bereaved f ne
lly of our Brother in their .-orrow and
while we mourn ihc lo*** of our Brother'
we meekly bow to the will of our Heav
enly Father, who doeth all thing* well.
liosplyed flrd. ^fliat a eopy qf th *e
rrHotntrrrtrslKr acttt to tlie famify 4f oiuv
deceased Brother and one he. ent ered Th
our minut •*i)or.‘k anti, one sent to tlie
("ottiui Tlantand Barnwell Tcoplc for
{•ublicatieu.
Joe B ff ilIftin T .
—— — .• H. VV . A li»tfinee (
! * • G* 7-oi : 1 .
('nmmUiM.
Rc'UtlutioH of Bcspi'et.
Adopted by Double TonJ Alliance
Aprilftflth Ifttij. • ;
Again in the history of Doulile I’ond
Alliance No. S-n the cold Siaml of death
Tm* miide It* appearaTtc
Trohlbiiluti in Politics. ir '
There wJH be atmthe-r-isMio—Ut JgtatA
poliiie* till* year. \Yliat i* fully foi-e-
slntd iw-ed in tlio following pct'tion,
which D being extensixeiy jircuJated
and receiving many si^nauues :
‘‘Wljerea*, the tratlic in in oxieiting
beverages i* one of the most p'r -liiic,
causes of degradation ruin to iho
i nd 1 v id da), poverty. and \vretcIwil i (ess to
tlie home, disorder, pauperism and
crime,to the commonwealth, and nn
enormous linancial drain* upon our
already' impoverished people; amY
xvliew-as, the agitatiop of last xviirter in
the General Assembly has placed the
issue squarely bT-forc the Democratic
party in South Carolina: *
‘'Therefore,Aye, tlie undersigned, at
tlie urgent solicitation of a large num
ber of tlie people, invite all Democratic
voters favoring the prohibition of the
liquor truffle 'to meet in Columbia,
Thursday, May *2wth, at 12 oYh ek in.,
there-tfo iorm and adopt the bn-t plan
for ProAentiipr tpe f|m.sti«.n la i-L
e^ejnetr, througi
regular Democraticsirgntiixatioti.”
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“ i think mils took my calling, ” paid
the young man w hen his opponent laid
down four aces.
The meanest man on rreord lives in
l : nt<m < Vnm trrifa. lte- -o~tit bls siui-Tu-
laxv one lialf of a eoxv, and then he re
fused to Uix ide the milk, maintaining
that he Hold only the front half. The
-“p -in-i i^ also'required to provide
the feed the coxv eonsiimcd, and eom-
ptdiedbo carry w ater to her threoTinres
A i!;iv. ib'entl \- the OOW himkwd the
• •Id man, ami noxv h : g f< r. datu-
ag s, _
^f r. W. II. Bodiford died at his home
on the 10thlilt. Thirty seve i men near
ly all Alliaiiee men, with twenty live
head of Itonu s met at his hoii*e a fexv
Frulv deatil j day* afterward*-«nti plantT*d the crop
ha* hr* ii here and borne away our «•*- aihI moved a house on th*5 place,
feeined and beloved Brother II- J. Delk. j The Merry-Go-Hound ha* lH*en_here
Ha was a it t.'M x mi tnem>>er »*t t:. I tur a few day*, i lun-lav xn ill be ■l.a-
Doiible Totul Hapti-t Church. * lie was j dfea bay” ami will tie given for the beii-
true to ;be Furniera’ Aliianee and l C Hit of,the Baptist t 'iinrch. None but
the rj>rinera* WHIily. pi-optc witi bt r attrrwYdTiTT*
Tbe many friend* of Col. NV. J. Tal
bert lierehy niiimtmce hi* name a* a
candidate for Cong.resa from tlie .Second
District, subject to the action of the reg
ular Democratic lo imary.
Col/Talbort needs uq introduction to
tlie iSsmocrats of Barnwell and Ills
mime among AlBaucenien is a* a house
hold word; ' Many Yotki;s.
I respectfully announce myself a can-
d id ale .tor re-election to the ofliee of;
j .School tOomui I wiener, subject to-Ahc i
rule* and regulation,* of the Democratic
•Tarty. 1 pledge myaelf to abide by iln*
ivsiiitsof the primary election ami ruxt
I to aceeptcither a noiitinlltion oraiiofliee
from any source other than the regu
larly constituted Democratic organiza
tion. K. C. Kirkland*
PcraonB in Barnwell desiring to btilltfc
would do well to see the undersigned.
R. A KEI.ISpAtty .atl^iw.
Barnwell, 5^. C , Feb. 15,1892.
For Solicitor.
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O. Duncan Beijinger, Esq., is pre
sented by liis friwnda to the Democrats
of the .Second Circuit a* a candidate for
Solicitor, subject to tlie, action of tlie
primary election, ilia.ability has hemi
proven in every ease in every court in
which he has appeared and with this
record of sucee-s- they eontldentlv en-
dorso him as fully vvbrtliy of lhattrust.
Hi* high personal character, rieit intel
lectual cu^lowments, untiring profes
sional industry, growing Attainments
and ready and equal judgment emi
nently lit. him for that position, in which
it will be ids constant purpose tlfat
while none guilty of crime shall escape
none innocent shall sutler undeserved
punishment. Fiv i: Coi n : i
larle* Carroll Simms, Esq., i* .an
nounced by Ids friends a.eandidate for
the Democratic nomination for Solicitor
In the Sccrntd-Cirouit.. By hisown en
deavor and on his own merits he Pftis
won his way into the front of his pro-
fessiou and i* presented, a* well cqirip-
ptil by dlHgmit, cgntiinifrov Ktni>y*nf
tiret:lw, vvenTralttetl l>y siicce-sful prac
tice in the courfsjind vxuxCqwrHtied in
femperamerit and courage to'till flie.of-
lic*‘ with honor to himself and complete
sfti-r.u-ii.Mi to tlie At.i!c.
Bakx wm.m
For Ckik el Goiift.
I respectfuUy tiriliounce m3*self a
candidate for re-election to the idflcc of
Auditor of Barn well "County. J pbdge
myself to abide by Gie’ results of ihe
; primary elrctioh and not. to accept a
1 nomination or an nfdee from any source
otlrer' than the regularFy constituted
1 >euioeratio organ i zation.
G. Maktin IIcxrtR.
I respectfully announee myself a ea 1 -
didate for tlie tdl^ce. of Auditor of B: ru-
vvell (;ounty. 1 pledge myself to abide
liy the results of tlm Triimiry- Eh ction
ami m»t to accept a nomination or uu
ollice from any source otlii^r than the
regularly constituted Democratic or
ganization. G. 0. Bii.ky.
Believ ing that the office should seek
the man. and not the man the ollice, the
.Jut Competition ivli.it
I WALK.
If you don’t understand come to mv^r#
Main Street Slprfc in the Ryan Building;
and I xx ill prove by facts and figured
tiiat eadpot licjthoif 1 walk all round-*
all competition. - -
N. G. W. WALKER,
Live Merchant.
I am selling at c'Oftt for ca*h the*
stock of goods that I bought from •
Duncan llay. f—want to movo
them like hot cake*. Collie add help me'
and yourselves at the same time.
N. G. w. walker;
him in nominal ion for Auditor of Barn-
] well county, subject to the rules and
! rtguilatio'hs of tlie Democratic prima-
( rics, being assured that if elected he* xx ill
sene. . »
.* Savannah Rivku Skction.
ircspeetfollY an 11 oh nee mvsflf a cat
-tHriaic fnr TtTr*—DcmTSTirTic TionriTun ion
for Andit'U of Barnwell County and sxi-
liclt the support qf tin* people, f qdedge
myself to abide l*y tic* results of tin* pri*
mary election and m*t accc,.t eilher a
pumltiHtiou of an oltiee from any touree
Other than the repnlarly constituted
Dcmocfaitc x>rg:iniAit ii'nv —•
' ami:* O Sand»:i:s.
la—.
* . I
Biotlirr 1 telk xva* »lw
deny himself to help nth
burden* and cro«*e* of
« f <mr AUiauce htumatlt
v* willit.g to
1 * to bear tlie
file; no nu mber
a greater sae-
frrT nM rgy*
fi»x\ I* a* bre
the price, »l
UroiiXa v «ri
* gk» of elmier varleflr
?2 |»er dozen; turkey* 1
NV tret* "he »-H< t he ehoiee
ler* fr« tii 42 toff per pair i*
yk* $ I, and turkey* o' tlie
y f« r t<5 p« r pair. Fowl
i-elf at'>1.50 to
„• t * >1 s»er dozen.
I ('an the demand to* sn pi died y N
I cannot till heroidci* amt i* goint
J latge nitCTAtbimi, She ha* rtl.o;
.nveoUHl. B« i:< r Hian caj
llauipton GuaxdLiU. ^
t |5(
.too. ■
D'cathfr l») Irl R HI. Is.
inorn-
often-
Bright weather, vvlih frosty
lug* l*> the North, x\ ill |>r* vail Nt
ing of M)• y. 1 Mu iug*| erlod 5d t*» (i
will grow verv warm and e ilminat
haiil storm* of rain, hail and ihur
A N cun* equinox i• central M: y
’ami xx til inlet
month. Wale!
any electrical
spell* during »
will end in «lungeroii* *
h it
> in
Icr. ’
*lhj {
By all the n oxon* of t!.c
• every storoi showing i
en.igy. Very warm!
II tlie first huff of .month
rm« iMid sud-.i
riflee for Hit' raqsc than he. But hi-
[ toils on earth have ouded, and he ha*
goiicin ictarlve the plaudlr, “Well done
good a tid fulthfiil servant, enter thou
into tlie joy of thy Enid.”
Not long ago he tilled hi* pine* mid
sat w ,t'i 11- (•> 1 am, but he h ^ r n his
! mortal raee and never can return.
■ Ami wherea* our Heavenly Father in
(he oi-peusitthtu of hi* providemai on
* r'iT r T5rh nf April. l.'Hi. d* I rt uiove fnun-
! our .ftf*ode our estniuned and beloved
Brother Delk. w bile in the prime of life
in Ifi* forty third year, we f(«*l that
' we have sustained a lo** to tiur order;
he will i.e wiisM'd by 11*. lit* wa* ah af-
| feet u>nn*e husbaml, a kiml and i mi ill-
! gent faiiier and a true neighbor.
I Kesolved, rb.’il vve exit n I to tlie be-
j reave-lTnmlly «mr «|e* j*e*t symfiatby in
1 thi* tin ir hour of di*ir>’s* and Iwreavv-
i InAtif, hnd Itopc ItUX lhi*itt«p *n*atbui of
provi feiin* may be sauctitied to their
eternal benefit.
, Ktrolvid.- 'I hat a copy of these reso
lution* le* sent to Till Bvknwki.i. I*r.i»-
n v. for publication, utid they Is* Insert-
id on a blank pig.* in our minute h*>ok,
' ami 1I10 seercury to furnish the be-
r^axcxl family a copy.
D. vv. B uitoRD, TresldenU
'Cotton Tlitit please copy.
den cold. The Kiih and lltii are storm
days. The I5ili to ImIi must be
watched. Save all-the witter you po«-
slbly can fiom heavy niln* about this
time. Sicrm* about 22d, gYl, vxill like
ly lap into period 2)iih to 29th,owing t*>
extra cau*ts present ( ye lone* most
•firobable. Mouth ends xery cool.
We have received from Richard A.
Saa)Held, "fll.T'.Hl u'jd 7!>h Tenth AvetnfF^
Ncxv York, the flr.-l iimnber of a mu*«i-
eal momtily entitled, T*iik Nkw Y ork
M chical Moni iily. It is a in a rv el of
chtapueaB und excellence. It fairly
staggers u*. How any puldi-Jicr can
uflord to gixrbexTnoutdi for so Iwtrio sur- f
prises us. We all knovC xx liat muaic
costs, but here Isa publication of 52pa- :
ge* of music, largo size, b rgo ‘pr,tnt, I
equal iii every respect to high tuned
mu ie, which!*oflered to the public sit
15 rents per copy ; or, $1.50 per year,
post-paid. The number to baud con-
tains, “Nightingale Hong’* from the]
Tyrolean, by (.enee:V*Ta ra-ra Bootn-
de-ay,” by A seller;'tfatvo and Duly.” j
Song, by Diydeu; “Serenata” (Itulian)*!
Waltz, by Juxone; “KU>*mlii Schot-j
tisidie Mllitaire,” by Eeggett; “Datk-!
ie'* Dream,” by Eanslng; “ Tyrolean” j
NYalta, by Pratt, any one of xxiiicli is 1
worth the | rice asked, w hile the " i’a- '
ra-ra Boom-de-ay” Is tlie piece thut is 1
being sung everywhere and made such
a success in Loudon and Pari* n* to in- ;
crease « certain stagers sfrhvry from f.'.U
a week to $100 per night Tiie pub
lishers advise u* the May ntnnber xxiil
contain “I’nderexvskt's” Melodic v the
famous song “Fur You;” (he beautiful
“Love’s Dream After the Ball” Waltz,
by (’zibulku; “Paderevx>ki’s Moniict”;
'Poor Uul DM’uJLiuiuitl’;. tlie gviSU
song, “Mv Son*. Mv Son. My
The Alliance nnd Third Party.*
It I* How s.tid that the inciting of
Si ate A Ilia nee l*ie«!de:its, called at Bir
mingham, I* not for the purpose of
etidor-ing the People’* party hut to
prevent the member* from destroying
the order by turuiog thejc 4udgcj*'ii.tu
faditicaleliib*. 'J’hi* wa* v hat we mest
feared from tiie adoption of the third
party by AiPiHncHiien. W hiTTl politi
cal orgaul/ation. the AllianceIsstrietly
non partisan, and when it* nunifsT*
form lliemst Ixc* into a sepamte party
they violate tlieir fuiidnmenta) princi
ple*. --Tlie A (iiniicc should not ohicinlly
eiidoT**'any party, but stand-upon it*
platforjn, and vote for candidates
idedgi-d to support their demand*.
that day
The Blackville Dramatic C'lcb. jurtr
orgaiiiacd, will remler a play abo«tt tlie
flrst of June. It i* cotn|»oit,-d ot lalclit-
rd Xictoi* t ere is 1.0 r anon why it
mi'.J n- I *i.e« ei‘ I. V* e hope to riitcl -
taia Uxirtiwella few Imur* Mitne time in
the future w.Gi one of our select plays.
Zulu.
B':;< ’.rllle.S. < ,Sfaj Ith.
KcHttworlh l%y. -
TIih Konilworti) ivy u very well
known UK n Ui>!:et plant for home
nixxir.tTTon. Very fe\v uiiilcratxtnd
that it w perfectly hardy in thw di
mat.*, nnd that it Will servo to oni.i
ment ol I wall* just a* well as it oma
ineuts tho walla of tho xvlcbrated
Kenilworth ahl»t*y. which it
hikes it uatiiL'. We liav*o reivntly
soon notno on nn old Widl along n
naulsile. which lum evidently lawn
on the wall for n tunuIxT of years.
It vvjis (juite as l«-;a:tiful as anything
wen in thy Old World.—^Iceixan s
Monthly. ♦* ..
(alutc* Are N<>i of Ut*l*kln«.
It has often Ut*n rai l that tho
plovcmaker* of Purls nntkc iw in
their trade of tho skins of rats which
are caught in tho sewers, hut this has
lioen denied. Certainly fixe material
Would oot be strong enough tosac-
cessfully ix»unterf« it tho kid unless it
wen' for the thiunb only, which
is generally of a thimn-t r-iul different
kird of leather from the rest. —Wash-
iiqrtmi Star * —— =
The l'lr*t SJrlklnt; Clnrk.
Tlio first striking clock was im
ported into Europe by the Persians
about tho year A D. &><>. It was
brought an a pn'seiit to Charlennigue
from ^YUkdla. king of Persia, by two
monks of Jerusalem.—Notes and
Oucrics.
I respectfully Announce my*elf a
caudidute fur ( Icrk of the'Court ef
j Barriwell County, *uhjcct U» the result
j of tits primary clcctioti. ^
If d my , \ 1 i x eTTi»rt xxilllx* fo
make the vi«it* <if the jK*op1e to and tbeir
bu*in**M tnuiKHctious with tiiat ofliec
1 pleasant and »gr«t“ild«*. -
G. ii.K IRK LAND.
1 ^ Aft>ror>n»uit.iHon wittmr.'my filend*7
and at tlieir solieitalioii, I have decided
lo 1 tIVr mv-Mdi ;i* a candidate for < Icxk
of Court, mid heyeby pb-dge iny*cjf to
abide by the ru! * and ivgulatioti* gor-
srniug the primary election in Burn-
v. «*Ii coiu>k^. To everv call of my f* I-
j low chlzeiiH in the pa-t I have re«|N»ud-
•! nnd ***rved Hit m Ltiihfully#jiiid with
j *11 1 be hbiiipv of wldcii ! am |M>**.--«e«i,
I and now for the tlr*t lime ask Uiem f»»r
1 their V**te*. “A* ttl w!|.‘IP f •land fadTl-’
I h-ally it i* not jiecv-ary b*r u*u u*'***-
1 plain, a* I 11 i: i- r r.irrx two fac. * iu>r
For Coroner.
I am receiving the First New Goodr
of tlie Season nud am week* and weeks
aiiead of everybody. They are beauti
ful and *0 eheap that buyers will forget
the cry of hard timeC
1 shall keen ,full stock* and sell at..
iftrerUmr can not falt io please.
Before buying elsewhere try me and
I vv ill do the rest.
N. G. W. WALKER,
_ Live Merchant
^ febll
I respeetfully announce myself a* a
candidate lor the oflica-oi Corooep of
BarnweB County in the coining prima
ry election.Subject to tlie rule* and rvg-
ulatiomt trf tiur Dcmocrattc partr.
D. ( x: x ix Cl in kiiAi.TKK
I p'Spc.H fiilly •I.mxutk. p myself ■
1 didate for the liemoera'ic iion>ifiation
for ( onuier of Barnwell county and so
licit tin- suppo-1 itf lm pe* qde. l
I pledge 111 > <«']I to abide.ny Ihe rrsiffl* j
of the pi imary election and not toacrepi |
xi'her a txtmiinajT'n or aa olfii-c from ;
any -ourre tu4i*‘r ihau the regularly con
stituted D.-mocratic orgauixat on.
1 • IIkxmy P. Dyciik.*.
I ie«|te<‘tfully apmmucesiiyself aeau-
; di*Htr> tor Ttrr twm'uu'artr r.nnitiisrffrn y
* for Cor*»ner of Barnwell count) and *0
'.i« it the support nf iln- people.
, TUROS OVER
A HEW LEAF,
ail iiuder fub
( j j4 j 4 ,_ I pledge tuv* -lf in ubtile by P
im.r ai..lca4»o»-l •—]
farm to make a g-m-ral canvas* of the
county. I lo
date m? |Mi*i
neglect to x i*
my part, ib
'I** my irit n
ion and not c
it them ** Indi
Cta tillV,
NV. S. BaMHKIIU.
1» w ill aique-
iHirue mv
crence on
I re»peetfully annnquca myself a* a
CamiolNle |«>r re eiectiou to th-- ollice of
Clerk of the Court. •_ t
Ha-i ni) ! 1 .■ i.T. ir. d al al! reliK*-
tant to• und* 1 take the trouble and tx-
eitctiH-iil» id another canva-% 1 would
have fon-Mtriie to offer |«»r the |H»«it|on,
but w ith a kind i-nriiaiiiy and a g**tier-
«»::* ih-v otioii w bich ha* very deeply
t*micIn d my heart thev hnve w ith zeal-
on* ar.hir a**uhM*d all the bt-at ami l»ur-
dt-nof the*truggl,». They -rnnigiy urge
t the tuaixu.u in uUtchl have «l«—
af th * oflh-e ha* more
re-
- • prmtaryeii ■
accept ciiher a nomination or an office
from riiv source other than the regular
ly eonalitutid DciiMH-ratic organization.
Joiixfox II.Tonix.
■ . 1 . mu
J. O. Sanders,
NOTARY PI BED . KEMcRE, S. €.
I will gh« |.r.uapt atUnithm to all
busliu-** contfded to me. I will a1s«i
keep a tull assortuu 11?of Blank*, Elen*,
I Bill* of Sale, Mortgages. Eand Lease*,
I.aiiil Titles, Contraeia, Note*. Ac.
J. O "ANDERS.
Notary Public. •*
■^Tet
Continues
Rpr2!-6iit
xu ic Kivvv
hi
dm!
-d iln
J k h
(Thar
than i
J lion. " Tficy a**H
ant for 11.» u> • >eli
given uldveraal «
I people of llaruwi
, a-idc ami utter]
I the!* old public
tainlv -ti.ixeu to
hd^itiyv Ff
■■■■The
j fair niiiMl- .1 jm•«q
j tiring work, and
j a nee of tin* m.-tni
orabje |M»*iti-»n t(
fragea liave<-Hilr
that thev w ill
1 in mv
.und it
Ve I hem
1*11 * I • *
I and Jbh
; * ‘
probalkm and
naa
farmer elec-
* very plea,,
that 1 have
*facG*»iv. That tim
•oiiiity uiM not set
•end* tnii to ilcfrat
v aut, w ho ha* c«-r-
ve 1 hem with zcai
have aispiirt'l ary'
d* *if a geiiermifi ami
b\ bvOmiic-t and un-
the cheeifful p»*rforni-
fold dutii a of. tile poll-
* which their free *nf-
iert me I earnestly hope
lioxx their cnitlulled ap*
una*>atnd coutideiicv bv
An
it
to
1
\ 1«» >-*'
ia> i<* wa»
♦* fw't'A r
fournl bv s*-|
IhisinesS
AT THE OLD STAND
1:
-r 11
to j
ur j
!l
I
of
txs ami sio.ip
!!>» i *1 *« AtMrt
At*ENTS' BKt nitl>, a*
!fet 11
Atlanta. Ga.
»: rl-ty
No secret poiilh-al organization, con, j TJlil STITE OF SOUTH CIROLIKI.
ie«I to one c a*a, lyi* ever auccefdcd, 1 •
ever xx ill auccecd. -Allianerineo have I BAIiNMEEE COl’NTY*
Aim
or
a petfeet right to meet in confcrdie •
and de -ldo xvhat Ticket they xxlll suj».
port a* a body; iiiit when they orguii/.e
a party of tlieir own. ddcat xvill as
suredly b«* tb^ir portion.
IN TilK rot'RT OF I’kOR VTK.
By James O Patt**rs<.n, Esq., Judge-t»f
Prohatifin Barnxv* 11 Countv;
j retaining uu* in the place in x\ hich their
j friendly judgment ini* put nn*.
Pleylgipg m> sc if to aceept the result
of t!i« <r Dcuu*cratii7 primarv.^w it h a
cheertul hope and an ahid Htg faith In, . ,
I lit- . ..1 ..r » K .0.1 Mi.l I.itri. ! "I”" "» 111 " r - t
wyOH in .hi ir
Ko.icc to Creditors.
All perrons having el a tin* against the
e*tat'* of Joalah l t raiit,«)ec**a*cil, are rt •
q e*t d to pre««Ot Ulem duly Attested,
till:] all person- indebted tiie sai*l e*-
tatw ate required to make payment to
the limb rsigned. G. IV. BRAN T,
apr2S Ex*eutor.
!
5\ in rea* T. S. Cave amdl*
for Eot-
t .state of
the Aliianee xvho are in full synipatliy 1
xxiih the movement and xx iil vote xvilii !
ils members sc lougaathev reinaln non- j
partisan; huL.vv]ieii they resolve on in- ; und ercditois of the
depti.detil political action tliey n< tonlv 1 ,IU J appear before nit
tent ot Administration on the
Kiehmoud Dunbar, dec* t-* d.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
nipuish all and singular, tiie kindred
hid ceased,*to In-
at a 1 ’*ifirt of Pro-
o*i! - people, I Jcave
hands, ilespeetful v,
V» ! G
Fcr
It.MoRK MMVS.
.F.egistratiofl Notice.
The office of the Sii;*orvi*or will In-
Mondava in May and
tlie flrst dav of July for
lose this aid, but 'xiil not poll their uxvn bate for the said eoimty, t<» he holden
strength. j At Ba: 11 well C. 11. on SHturday, tin! 7th
'There is no doubt, hut*that this third day oi M iy, T-UJ, at 11 o'clock a.
I arty agjt g.ion has injured tl:e ouler,
and set it hack at least tour years: and
xvo trust tiiat th'> T>i< luitigiian
wTH.result in rattinga halt
ing Allfatieenu n back to‘the true mis
sion for x\ hich the order xvas cou-tiitr-
te<l. It matters not xxliodier a caudi-
d ite calls himself a Democrat, a Repub
lican or a People's party man, just so
he cmlor*es,tlte Oenln plat form ami xvill
yo.Lc fur. the.oiauiuTUt of Rh demamU
My Son-, My Son, My Only into lawk. There is nothing in a name,
Son”; the famous HxvediM Song but the great pri mu p’e.* underlying an
I'ystnad”; and last, 1 * imt not K«i«t,. A)rganiz:ition moan every thing.
in to shoxx caus*-, 1 f :iuy,-wl»y liiesaid
admini*truitbii should not l>e gnuited,
meeting j.\(iiven under u.y haiujand the seal of
tnd in ing- tho Court this 21*4 day of April
A. D. 1ML*, and in the Jliith year of
American Iride|*e:!,!em*.\
JAMErj O. PATTERSON,
Probate J udge.
April 2 v ’-2\v
Montenegro’s famous “Oxford Berlin
Polka,” xvhirh is danced everywhere.
This monthly is printed on elegant
paper, nnd weean hardly s<y enough
for it. Our subscribers x\ouhi do xxell
to sert'd 15 bents Tor a sample cony, or,
better still >1.50 for a yearly subsei ip-
lion to the publisher. - ,
JounsoM <fc- Co., Kiehinoiid
oau give you a good pointer or two.
Bead carefully their advertisement in
another column, and write them a*
oikx*. “i he early bird,” etc.
1’he eat h
Seitfiling for Dollars.
To get the dollars we.fiave to scuffle
for them —no mistake about that; hut
there are di tie rent xva vs of going about
It, and if you are not mtiisfled xx itii your
progress at present, then xxTTte to B. F. yi m*, a* the flannge they will do ts ten
, Ya., who Hoitl to the good you can possibly derive
Ect our Alliance fiicnds go slow:
about going w i.li any, party, for parti
san poliiies is the rock on wiiieh tliis
organization is noxv threatened wiih
xx reek.—Columbia Eogi-tcr.
Re tv a re of Oiutinents for Catarrh that
_ _ Contain 5Iereur)v
As mercury will surely destroy the
setisu of snudl anfl completely denii>ge
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaiTS. Such ar
ticle* should never ho used except on
pfdftfipTiqu.s, fr.mi reputable physl-
* , iwin
M3W .
Mili.OH'S t'O.NM JUTtOA (IKK.
This is beyond qu>*lion the .iUost suc
cessful Gough Meviieihw vve liave. ever
sold, a few Ut»s»*s . inv.'iriahjy cure the
x» ; or*t easca.^f t.’migh. Croup and Bron-
iritis, w hll* its wofldortul success In
^Jpeur*- of C«di«fliiiptiou is 1 hdttj .-t
.. - . ^_^$f-4iau!‘l in the hi*t»*rv of luctlleinf.
t.ien we ean.go to work with reMoiiati* ! W|t«w in flrst di^-uvery itffia* I iwn'mvhl
et of improvement in our affairs, i on .a guaranu***, a t i*t wbieh no other
and to tnauage them a. to become mr r* f medinue can *tai l l. r \ cu b.tv • a eonirb
icde|ieq^«at. in the m* an t»«ie nil of wn-nnrn«Hic von to tfy R. - Pul**
u« w ho are t.lloraof th- earth must try ♦ Iflo., 5t‘e. ami $1." If v our inn** an fc. ?-,
the w%fa whi**h lead >** tnta- ehi-at, *»r L w-k hun n , vise Abii*vtt'i* P*>niti*
Uk •, do 1 t try t<* b* Uke th** ©id* tinw 1 'Ha*u*r. hoWI bv J. A. TuMn lUm-
n anter, bu; every occ who farm* mu»t! w«R; P. Mf. Faricll. D.4ekvi.k ’ D J
111. akui.VVjiuivu!^ * *
from them; Hall's Catarrh Cure, man- |
ufaeturi-d by F. .1. ('lieuey «& Co., Tide- 1
do, O., coutaiim no Mercury, nud is ta-
kvii iiiferiialiy, acting directly in*0.1 the
bbiot] and ii. (1 -thh 1
ttun. In buving Hall's Catarrh Cure j
be Mire you gt* 1 ^ ,c genuine. Jt Ha la- !
ken iiu-rnallv*. and made in Toledo,!
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Go. . Testimo-
alnja frt*.
iTGT’xdd by druggbu, price 75 cts.
I Kir botUe. ,^
ASkin.kTisuMjt’iiiiojk
V Why do so many |k-oi»Ic w e seeftround
u* mm-iii to prefer to suffer and l»e made
ml
in
of
w«
•fable by linligt*-ti»m, C
I.
of Ap
th
M
tlw
imstipatiou,
Ccmiug up
h^ti for 75e.
1 VUaliaer.
• id !*\ J. A.
'roll. Mack-
V4 a«;ihU
0/1LY PERFECT
SEV/lHQ ^ECWilSf^
MRily use.
I hereby Hiinouiiee myM*lf a eanxlldate
for ro-e.«*et:on to tln^ Stu riffs idtla-.
Pledging mys if to abule by the i«‘-uJt
ot the in-inoeratle primary. I will not
accept oiflets outside of riu* teguiar Deni-
ot-rutic par'y. ■'J. \s. Ea.ncahikr.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
tlie registration of voters who have at-
taim-d their majority since the Ihaielec
tion, and lor tm i traii*:i«‘tion of oilier
buaiueas. • MAYNE F. RICE,
Superx i-ur Registration B. G.
aprt3-td \
J75.C0 to J250.00 a ttHft
(*au be made working for us. 1’cr-
sous preferred who eun Itirtiish a hor*c
and give their whole time to the busi
ness. Spare moments may be piotita-
hly employed al*o. A fexv vacancies in
tut\ h*aml cities B. F. Johnson A Go.
2 i *ih ami Main St., Richuioud, Ya. &
apr21
ON
- %
The Old Pr inciples
THE BEST GOODS
—AT—
The Lowest Prices.
Come and See.
1
W . I. WILSOK, iOT.
W . W. MOORR.
M00HE& WILSON
- —HAVE NOW ON IIAXD—
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COFFINS# AND^CASKETS
I 1 rspei-rfuil v annoiim-e niy*elf a ean-
didat- tor the xdiice of xjountv Cemr.iis- j
sioner, suiij-ei. t«> vhe rules and regula-!
tiotift of tlm Democratic party* I ;
pledge n. vsejf to nhinc by t he results of !
tie* primary election and iud. to accept
eitiier n nomination nr nn office front}
any source other than tlie regularly j
constituted Democratic organization.
J . A. Gil ASH KK KAU-
I respectfully antiounce myself a
candidate for re-election to the otlice of
County Commissioner, subject to tlie
rules am) regulations of tiie Democratic
party. I pledge myself to abide by tins
results oft he Primary Election and not
to a<H:«yt, efiller rT hoffnnation of an
oiltce trom any s..m'ee oth.-r iliair the
regularly coiifctituted Democratic ■or
ganization. G. U. Eanuley.
I respectfully announce myself a can
didate for le-elee-sioii to tiie ollice of
Con nt y ( oiiiuiDsloncr, subject to the
rules and n g ilatino-of th« Democratic
party. I |Hedge nix seif to abide by tlie
result* <>f tiHVpfiin'ary election and not
to accept cither a iiomination or an ollice
from any source otiurthan tlie icgu-
larly coustltiucd Ilemtwrfttic organiza
tion. H. J. Bkli.imikr.
.The many friend* of (kkoftGK F. Bod-
m>Ki> h g leave to amiounc-e him as a
candidate for tlie oflice of.Gaiinty Com-*
missioner of -Barnweli Gouuty, i^iid
pledge him to abide by. tiie rules and
regulations of the Democratic party of
Barnwell County,
. Many Frikxm.
5Ye. the i:ndci signcd. do Ucrciiy rh*'i
ahvtffsliy announce thetnanm of Mr. k TOpiitus,
G. K. KnKNHRi.n as .aNr frtHiu.-ite for the 1 hree months, ?E50.
oflice of County ComibiA*U>tier, n * 7 Wrkki.y CnkOMCLK, $U)*) a Ykar. -
pledging himself f» abide tiie result otj J atest^elegraphic news froir all over
the l>ein«a-fatic Primaries, and, if elee- r the world. Corirtiiondence, farm U»p-
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law,
BAMBERG, S. C.
Office over II. C. Folk vt Co.'s store,
mar 20-1
Tfflman-Sheppard.
9- '
The Silghsta Dajlij ani Weekly
CHRONICLE
—W’lEE GIVE—
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Of all the Campaign Meetings this
Summer iu Smith Carolina. Remem
ber: Full, Accurate and Impartial Re
ports'so that you can see for yourself
jifiit what i* going, on.* We give you
simply the new s. If you want good re
ports subscribe now' to ihe Chronicle.
Address: .
* THE A EG I’ST A CHRONIOT.E,
Patrick Walsh, President,
Augusta, Ga.
Remit by post-ofllee money <»rder,
postahnote, registered letter or express.
By mail the Daily and Sunday Chron-
OF ALL SIZES, STYLES akp QUALITIES.
Prices the lowest in the County.
Persons needing these goods xvill call on
\Y. W. Moore at Win McXab’s, Barn*
weldor W. I. Wilson, Allendale.
, marl-7
Road Notices.
Okkick County CommIssionrhs,
Barnwkll, S. 0., April 6, 1892.
The County Commissioners will ccyi^
aider, separately^ at their regular meet
ing on the 7th day of June 1802, peti
tions asking that the'following public
roads be established:
First—The road-fending from Apple-
ton to Rocky Point on the Lower Three
Huns.
Secand—The road lewllng from Raya'
Crossing to Rocky Point mid Appleton
road about or near Coker’s Ford.
If no objection be made and rights of
way be granted said road or road* will
lie established as desired. Jf uiiy per
sons have objections they will please
make them known at that time.
By order of the Board.
M. J. PATE, Clet^
SHORT HAND^kT,-
of teaching, can he successfully taugl&
by mail, thus saving much expeabe.
Any person, male or female, desln/g to*
leant the art can obtain full pa/tfculare
fnirrr
,j ted, ho w ill ra ith fully diweitarge all du* lc*. history, stories, piwun*, fashion, pol- ■ addressing (*|^ith atai^
I ties uf said chlctr« I hies. Tlie : fi)o»l complste uewsp«|M‘r In _ * s * „ ^ ,
SutfiuuM. JibcSwUbwut. , »*»l»l UMkU.sv*,SUMi,».«.
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