The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 10, 1892, Image 2
The. Barnwej^ People.
JHO. W. HOLIES, Editor l Prop’r.
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THURSDAY, NOYKSIRKUlO, rsn*J.
/*, The (Hauntn is Snyod.
All th« ue\VH rt*c«*iveil m> to noon
yorttvnlAy lmllntt»*s the* it'rta’.n clorMon
of Clovelaml ami Stovennon. T^o
hundred rtml t\vt>nfy tliri'e von*? d<in«V^
tyte .*v majority in the hleetornl C ol-
Teg& Kstlumto? >;1ve ('leveiand all the
Xfni from '2'27 to 27!*. The South eon-
e liiitik that (he In uu-ornt* u I o
took part in the primary election,* and
relit*cd to vote the State thAet , ilhl
WtOHR.
We thlfik that all who voted tfio
Weaver ticket did wronj(. All were no
doubt honeat in tlo lr e*#Hv4*tlonH _rtiid
iti netiw^ up to them, hut -'Iheir
miMit jWas utUraketi, in our opinion.
'l r he harm done is not measured by,
; pres» n|, results, but in tendency to eon*
tribute to tin* danger of future division
j of tlie white imoi of the South,
j . Now that the election, is oyer let
mutual .fbrtflve.uess and toi^tbfulness
hei the rule, everybody ja^et together and
be ajjappy family ouee more.-
tinned solid, and New A'ork, Ullriois,
Jlew Jersey, Indiana, Wes? Vir^'mia
. HinHutlCjof Miehl^au were «-on(iticnrl)'
claimed for the-Demoei tHie wntlidateH.
v ^Tnesday night's teie^rams ami yes
terday morning dailies seems to leave
no douht'of Demoeratii* vi« ti»ry and we
do not wait for details, but c,, to press,
hoping that we will not have to take
- any thing hack next week.
Congress remains Demooratie amk
Blaek snowed under Watson in the
Tenth Georgia.
“Old Fogy” will have more to say
next week and alter. He has been si
lent only to give politics full swjng.
Fakirs amrgamblers gathered Jit tlie
Georgia State Fair not Ics 11 than 4-V^
from all sorts amheonditions of men.
Tlte American Agriculturist, New
A r m k, figures up this year’s cotton crop
at (3,.l|0U,UfXJ hales.
Tlie movement into sight of cotton
for October- is tlie smallest for that.
• He Ought to l»e IFrtppy.
-Tlie Tatlahasilee, l 1 'lor Ida, eorrespond-
of the SavaiiuTili Alorning New s wiles i
f ‘An Instance, of what tlie, tpliaeoo in
dustry is doing for the farmers of heon
county we citethe following:’ A.'l’al-
lahasseu merc.liant sup|tfied an honest,
liartl-wnnuiig cotton plaiifeer for four
teen years. Not a single year in tlie
fourie n Was.the farmer able to square
his account at’lhe close of tlie season,
hut the mercHafittcontinued to “carry;,’’
him, hoping that, his friend would conic
out all lightsome time. '1 his year tlie
farmer put. in a crop of tobacco. He
has sold hi* tobacco, gid. the cash, paid
-thTCTnorehauMm full, has money in his
pocket, and there is not a happier man
than he in the county.
month since l^st;.
Tim hgypt irtii cotton crop of this year
i*ex|K»eted tof XCeetl l.jO,nno,(KMt j Mttind*,
the yield hiing larger than the best
previofls records.
Two death* frmagtippe tmctirred in
New V**rk on Friday. They were the
first of lid* season. Dm* to re say there
Is no danger of Its becoming epidemic
again.
The Grand Jarirs in tlie counties of
this circuit are mo far unanimous in
their commendsti'*n of the good w ork
done by Col Murphy, the retiring So*
Heitor.
fapt. 1.. I*. < lights, of t nlirtulfla, ha*
completed and had printed a I'rohibi-
tinn Hill for presentation to the l.egis-
ialure. It cover* 21 •olid page* and h
Iron clad in Its provisions.
A not her Tow nsh i p Talk*.
HaU)O(*v 8..0., Nov. dil, ishg.
AW it or 1 ’tofir :
As tlie e\citemcms**u tlielmildii g of
cotton faetone* appear* to he the great
problem of tlie present time in our coun
ty I wish to call attention to n location
which | consider the best in our whole
county, viz. Kooky I’oint,on tin* waters
of t IftFi.ower rtirec Kims, in the iieigh-
horlnaulof Martin’s Station aml.nlmosr
in sight of tlie 1’ort Koyal «V Augusta
Rati way.
In the time of the o'iT Revolutionary
War It wa* the site of large lion ring
mill* and the ndll pond covered Severn I
liuudred acres. At that time. te*foru tlie
late war, a company Was tw-lng <*rgau-
to built! a cotton factory at Rockr
FoIhI, but the war coming on soon after
put a stop to the accomplishment of
thi* purpose and nothing lias been said
on tlie alihject since thulsillie.
I have hot tlie least doubt hut that if
a company eouid he organized t.o build
I a cotton laetory nt thi* place it woutd
I prove a sn»Te>**, bav iug ydenty* of water
Imwer to ojicrato the factory, wlibdi
v* on Id reduce very greatly |Iic<cx|hmi*i s
j of o|H'fation. ,
Lost Pocket Book.
I.ost November the 1st 1MW on
Public Road between Blaekville amf
M. I sserys, an old pocket’ book bon
with » curd,'said |M>cket irook contait
one hundred ami thirty«fonr doll;
and eighty cM. (PM^O) and noniC
eeipts. Any one ttndlng and delivi
ing to me will be ampiv rewarded.—
if. I). ROLEN
Elko S. C., lOtlf 180*J % .
Final Discharge.
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BRAVERY OF A DENVER GIRL. HAT ETIQUETTE IN PARLIAMENT.
CADY MANAGERS GRATIFIED.
Cxair-li'3
cf'*Tt
nt tho Columbian
iljosition. •.
making life to ftnve Ilrr Pat Horae from
Dcbth by Fire.
The daughter of the late W. J. Kin-
rtmne Yt !ir» Fall. t'» VI <lt tticK* Groat
>Vorl<i‘a Fair at Yhlcano Will Miss
a Woixtroasly Itcautiful
- Spe.ct’irto. . -
Niunt In Wheat
The follow iug i* (lie old f
dtion
C’ablt rvpuiisof frost In the o.jtj.f
growing region of Hiazil have rai*ed
the prfco atill higher, ion king the ad
vance hi siMd'colfVc mole tliau four
cent* a pounds ab*ive iiiidsiiitimer
price*, j
One-fourtli of the cfiitou spindles in
Knglsnd are *riit on account of (lie
•trike of &A,<iMio|*wallvc»., ’I heir idlc-
n *«« alt) not last long, nor will il put
country way of treatli
prevent rust, a* told
ifMM tan :
“iUile
t.y tl
•mI up
•at to
olilm
}* will kill
»niii
down the price of ^
Tub Pvocir !• ipihe wlilliigtn pnt»- I
lish artlcU* ailvucailng the Im'Slioii of !
cotu n factories at any pla**** In ih* , «'oun- j
tv, but cjiii not take sidesa«Its* lent re* I
<fite»u*d ill favor of an v pMrllcular place. |
Tho v» l»ole county Is our parish.
Dr. Elmer lam, * young riilcago
ptiv sk’laii, claims Ut have cured many
e*s--s of cholera In >l. iVtcrsburg by
titormigh Irrigntion of the bowri* with
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Vi’c confidently assert, <>n the evidence
of :ill tlu* most experienced judges of
art whom it luis been [wjigJble for us to
consul*, .* ;ys tlie Century, tlmt the Chi-*
cago exhibition will far surpass even
tTniT’aris one of when‘coushlered
in itsx ntirety and for its int«*r-
est. A much more beautiful, scholarly
and monumental t;,q>e of nrchiloduro
has h i.si adiiptc4 f +i’ itstnHn hnlMliigsT
eeeesrc.ry vyorlcs of an oriiament^l kind
will l>e more nJifncrourCwuire imposing
and more.nrigimil, while at least equal
ly artistic in character; greater care is
being taken that harmony of effect
shall'not be injhred by tlie aspect of
minor works of iTRTity or decoration;
and the neighborhood of the groat lake,
and the novel and skillful way in wlrteh
wide expanses of water a ml varied plan
tations havc-been made the bans of the
plan of the grounds themselves, will
much more than compensate for the ab
sence of a rushing river like tho tk-ine
and a dominating hill like tlie Trocn-
dero. Tlie Eiffel lower is a marvelous,
au inten^sting and hardly an ugly struc
ture; but it is not an artistic structure.
It did not conflict with itsjyirroundiugj*
at Pari*. Hut anything resembling it—
anything remarkable chiefly for size or
for mechanical ingcuulty—would look
painfully out of place on the Chicago
grounds. This fact ftufflcea to prove
their higher degr»w of b«*auty; and tlie
fact that no conspi-'upus structure up
pealing in any way to mFtvtr“curfbsny7
or to the love of the new or the marvel
ous, haa Ik-.ti coDt<*tnplat«sl by tli* au*
thoriticn at Chicago, provis. how aerioua*
\vis«.|v artistic a spirit U control
ling the groat enterpri*^.
Tluwc wlw» fail to see the exhibition
of IS’JS will fail to see the rtwtst bcufciti-
spc'-taele which haa been offered to
the t'yes of our grneratioh Hut th.pia
who have t‘me to we only its gen *r;vl
asfWvt. witiiout studying any of It*
collection* — won'b-rfully int«-r«-st,ug
thMffh these will be—will have seen
Uie very U*st of It.
When we remember what * gr.-at im-
rey performed an net of coot bravery in
Denver th6 other riiglit. She saved her
pet, tlie family >>orso,< from burning to
death. The scene of the fire was the
stable adjoining the costly residence at
Eleventh avenue and Pearl strbot, be
longing to the Kinsey estate, where live
the .son and daughter with a house
keeper and coachman. Miss Nettie
The Stovepipe Species of Headgear Is the
Only Correct'Thlngl
Nowhese is the unwritten law of
fashion in regard to head covering more
strict than at Westminster, soys the
Yorkshire IVst*. The chimney pot is
fancy
do rigueur. A man may give Ids f^hey
eonshlenible play in the matter of
clothes, but the great hat ordinance
must be ol>serve<l. The only concession
made is in the case of the messengers
of the opposition whips, who wear the
plebeian billycock. Hut this is not be-
Notlce is hefeby givm that the u
dernigned will tile his final account wi
.1.0. Parrerson, Ecq., Judge of Prohat
on Tuesday, tlirfgh day of Deeembi
next, at 10 o'clock fit file forenoon, j
Executor of rlic estate of M. A Keifht
dy, deceased, and u*k for f.etters Du
inissory ^ • Si. H. WlLl.i AMS.
nov5-fd
Administrator s Sale.
Kinsey) returned from a few days’ visit
to Manitou.- She was ace.ompani»*d cause the men themselves prefer tho
liome by two young friends, and at 8:4. r , moro h um ble liea<lgear. They are com-
when they reached tho hous* they
found it locked. TH$ young lodit*s
were afraid to attempt to enter the employn.nA when play selections from their own
Women of Many Foreign Izirrds Working
for the Fair.
Women of foreign countries are taking
an interest in the fair that is encour
aging to the lady managers. The latest
to offer her services is Mme. Leon Kcr-
tault, who is the head of the decorative
art division of tlie French committee.
Mme. Rertault proposes to decorate the 1 u - e will
vestibules of tlie woman’s building, as- Jacob F. Kinard in 'HircejuMiie Town
eisted by a number of other women ar- ! *hip on Tu« sday, 22(1 Not^iber, all till
lists. The letter from Mme. Regard to ( perso'nal property <»f tlie ]*“tafe of ?ai(
Mrs. Potter I’almer, which gives these ; deceased co»»«i.4» ing of mule*, cattle
that three noted hog*, wagon*, -buggies, machinery
By permUvlon of the I’robate Judge
sell at tlie late residence of Mr
pelled to wear it, presumably as a
badge of the fallen condition of their
details, also states
women musieal composers, the Vis-
comtesse Gramlvnl, Mmo. AuguPta’
Holmes and Mme. Cecile Chftmissadc.
house liy a window, and tho Republican
says Miss Kinsey concluded to wake the
coachman, Arthur George, whose sleep
ing-room was in the barn. When she
approached the window she was ap
prised by the smell of smoke and the
heat that the barn was on tire.
Quickly the young lady recognized
the gravity of the situation. She
thought of the family horse, a valuable'
animal, and one to which she was much
attached, standing in ids stall crazed
with fright, while the smoke and flames
were nearly enveloping him. Giving
the alarm to her friends, the brave
little lady broke the window with her
umbrella and cliinl>ed in, regardless of
woundyd and bleeding lingers. Shcf
rushed through the blinding smoke to , mosque
th«* door, which she unbarred. Then, shoe*,
•.trippingoff her jacket, she blindfolded
the frightened horse ond led him to
the open air. By this time the scream*
of the young ladles had brought a
rrowil to the scene and some one had
turned in an akirm. X*** Are depart-
the respective parties shall l»e the only
ve^ the uniformed servants of
changes' hands the messengers of the
two parties will, metaphorically speak
ing, change hats. To the hater of the
tall hat the worst .of-all this is that he
may not even enjoy the luxury of going
about without a hat. Parliamentary
custom has ordained that the whips of
pec
people, save. the
the house, who shall appear in tlie
lobby or anywhere within the precincts
of the housu without a hat. Should
you chance to offend against this rule
you are soon made aware of your de
linquency by the frowns of the pneat
one* in authority, who insist on tho
covered head with as much emphasis as
the eust'Kiinn of tho Mohammedan
insist* on the removal of the
works at the concerts to_ be given in the
Woman's building, afnong them the
opera of “Mazeppa’’ by Mme. Grandval,
and tho “Hymn of PcatS*^ by Mme.
Holmes.
Mme, Diaz, wife of the president of
Mexico, writes that the Mexican women
will contribute a full uniformed band,
l»eside8 a department of sweetmeat
household and kitchen furniture, ant
other articles too numerous to mention
-— G.-R. AvPJTATrrr;
J. M . KINARD,
(2w) Administrator*.
THE STATE OK SOUTH t AKOLI^’A
HAKXVEI.I, COt'XTY.
IX TUB COrRT or PKOfllTK.
By Jn*- O- Patterson, E*q., Judge of
Vrobate in HanswrM County.
Whereas Win. MrNab applies for Let
ter* of Administration on tl»* eMtat*-of
makers, who will go through all the* W m. II. HmtMey, decrased.
The hat therefore plays a great part
in parliamentary life, and on that ac
count the headgear of 4he new nx-m-
brrs is very crltWaHy Inspcct^l by th**ir
brother legislator* who had prevk»wi
experience of porliamm|ory life. On
processes of making those delicacies for
which Mexico Is famous. All will be
dressed as if in their own country.
Mme. Diaz, who is at the heat! of the
Mexican women’s committee, is taking
a great personal Interest in the work.
The woman who originated the Idea
of the ncntrie# exposition In Fb*rrnee
in 1890 -Srnora Cnrlotta F«*marl da
liodi, Mometimrs calle*! •‘The Fappho of
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred
nud creditors of the sah^l^-east-d, to lur
anil appear before me at st’oiirt of Pro
bate for the said county, to lie holdei*
at BaruwelH . II. on Friday, the lstl»
day »>f Novendier, at II o'clock a.
m., to show cause. If any, why the said
administration should not In* granted.
Given under my hand amt Gw seal vf
the Court this nil «lav of No>einlter A.
Italy**—will orntrilmte Imth liternry D. I.VQ. ani^in thw 117th yea^ of Anirri*
and musical works to the fair. Her can Didrfwndrncr
wapMi-la. Of J7 (•aticuts lie
S, and they acre pa»t liu|Kr
was called to treat them.
>%t <■
hen
yon are in a hurry
water heated to hlttu
late malteis and six k
prevent ru-.t.”
to
I I;
'III MlWIIIg,
will Incili-
i4*.ik*ng will
mwnt quickly rea)s>ndod and the flame* . the whole the building at sir* man seems
ware ’subdued before the building wa* , to have a pretty accurate notion of what
wholly destroyed, although the damage, the necesaitieu of the situation dem*bd,
which Included the deatructhm of two and the hata ars en regie, flren t>ad-
eoatly buggies, anvmnUsl to fwan three abhai N»>ru)i. Che Parse* member for
J Ftn-bunr, Wore tUa orthaio* ••store
pipe,” though hi doing an he l«roke one
to four thousand dollars.
PLAYFUL RATS.
In lb
roller!!.
P
•f
the
I«
•ulnr love of |
n in the ex- f
xc <*4 l I
y. Uuaiif tL
i of art that I
•-yes of ths
pu In., w a
art by tl
l.ibil«.ii of !
a* * n-s^lt
and truly \>
will l*e unrolUst b -tin
nation in lH.iff It will •.!»..w f«ir tlie
l»r»t Guv, to • -• »r-w of tii .usunds of
AnvrV*iina win have never travelwl
atus’e I mu.1 «i»t* h-nn’r-ty ti.>,s- to u>. so.
what is th" ni -atiit g .<f Mm- word beau
ty, w ig* L I'.ic - •»**»f tlu* word
art It will conviooe tlieu. aa nothing
else but long and liiteULeiit foreign
travel v- 'U. *. that b» i. *iO vtiJ**j
TMer r. Joy Fla;Lay •( Jnm oo4 tmirh
wr HU llxgs.
“Do you want to see ancnethlng
funny?" sakl a drug clerk to a
one evening. Of tsHirse the reporter
was not averse to savdng something In
the hutnuriHt* line ami so inbarnasl the
mixer of pills and (Knvdara, aays the
Washington 1*0*4.
-Well, if no «ne eorww In f»r a
1** th*»r
• •f the m«Mt stringent sumptuary rlteu
of hi* race and placed himself in dang-T
of •xronirmtnkwtl *n. There were, how
ever. s**me notable • xceptl**ns to the
general rale. Mr Hums, for •xample,
figured In the demorratie Idllyrswk snd
Mr. Daritt In a tourist’* hat of . »ft felt,
while Mr. Keir llardb- sported a mar
velous arrangt-meut Ha the shape of a
tiny tweed cap au* h aa railway travel*
••raafN'vt.
“Centennial'’ has made her name a well
known one. and she is Uie composer of
several hymns, one of which has gained
a national reputation.
British women are beginning to send ,
In their exhiblu. Miss Hthel Mordou '
Fenwick, secretary of the trained
Darses committee, la now on her way to
ChVcagu to superintend port of the 1
English oxhlbtt. • • *
An*mg the state* the latest to orunr
to the front are K< - tacky sod f 4 Hit**
Una. The former will make aa extra
sire exhibit of grasoea. of which there
are *l»>ut forty varWHea. some of them
growing to the height of four f*ek Ret
PATTERNIN',
Pr«4»ate Judge.
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not 10-2 w
THE STATE OF' SOUTH CAROLINA
BAKNW ItLI. I l.rNTY.
ix run corwr or raonera.
Ky J» tl. Patterw.n, F.*q., Judge of
Prohute id Itarnwefl County.
H iwrea* Mrs. M H. Kngkmd applleg
i
*r letters
itate of W
Tlo se are
>ottUh all
of A<
J. Ei<
, Iheft
and •
I n i
the
the US**t ol
be the bine graea
orate a risen In th
It will be flnishrd
rved Lijsl
shrar It V<
mment PU
Uv ing a Iw.k.'t of cgf
»g eg!' p-siaphates, fn
•!a fountain to the
n». m
k U'mv! in
>m th« top
netnter.
id he.
nu»k-
f th*
*N.>w
SOME VALUAOLC STATISTICS.
light W(
aaittrd I
and f-
Mb
t ,pal
Ida
k <k
utbtleea
rill 4re.
n ’liifc
ettea of
ns sub
t'arv«d
141*11011 eli
glsiol, s*ed,
fore, to cite and ad-
iMgnlar, the kindre«|
w* vatil deceaMde to Iw
me st m « ourt of Pro*
haftt 9>t the •uhl . 1., tw III,).leu
at Itarnwell I*. II. on Prblsr, the l«th
•lav of November, iwrj, at il o’«*lorka.
creditor* of
appear •-* foi
m. i.
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the f
A. D.
.knurl.
tralo.n •b-ubl
utHbr wig hat*
mt iM« tth di
MMt. mod In Hi
I.
the san|
granted.
•|h| the •« al of
of November.
Il7ih tear of
i
and the
dd get a
l ue Pr* -biri.ti.il caiii|>ii
cloM-d on Tuesilav wa* c* n«bi
lit*,her plane than any *trt-
#iu-c tlie vi ar. The (fio. >ly
farvly flaunted and fea u| |
made to sectional prcjmlb «•».
good d.-^n.
An Alliance M
tg!|
• lei
have
«ltirt
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•u a
lurd
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■will
roin Allis
t of the lo
t|ib!a t
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eliitg.
Ini*' Ti
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“o
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•em
er.i. ‘»Tli<
known In
ni.
In
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i:
The New Orlewtt* i »»|t<
re|w»rts a lieatry falling: oil
tnaiit of cattou In to-«i girt,
1st to Get. •Jsth the tots! n
bah* a^ninsi 2, :
a.uiie lime la»t year am! 2 >21,iM) in the
year before. 1
Hi
IlGtor
u a -
tin
.I V lit i
a. r e *
a iiic«-t!i;g
to w hich a
It** are rn atfen
eordi illy i;ivitc«l
Ihu: 4.'l .i ll.cer*
if v oil
til
iveinb r
i < oliinihi.-t
of Alliance
in.'*iiil>ei's «>i
idaltee U|moi
•d iui|i
J . \\
*o|
ho are in (hi
Mi alleiol t hti
olbtiiec \\ ih he tli
M. l..*Dox u ! >o
. lino, Secretary
»!2[.
U %R*<
Ft
and niein-
u.ake it a
M att.1*
T
-iiienL
at Cid-
s wort).
Aii (Mil Offender.
On the 1 !;h of Dcceic.bi-r, FT”*, WH-
lluin Fa ire. a yom g \v hit-o. nuin of t!7i>
'*r 1 county anil iidcpiitv «*f Slid ill Berry,
with ilatiHivay Pajre, u a* sent h* arrest
The Culbtmi ITes* and Matidaii) of
last Ecek give-this picie of hig m ns,
S(»iiiu inouihs ago Stoke* and Hay-o
bailt about Hvu miles of rbilr<«a(i run
niiig westerly to GnrrrTuTfTs from the ' U-ns ’l iny arnMt d him
r .*• i. . -x. .. , I In hi* house iiml uere about r.<* take him
b'rminux of the WxlterlM»r<» i.'allnmd.! . (VV
They now piopose cxtcuuiiig it io the lYt^.n, came id hi* icscm* and in the
fork of Saltki liatcliio aflil' Huekhead, ' light Giat followed young Wiijfaih Pr.ge
where an limiieiine plant will he located ' 'Gi* killed. Mary 1.. Hairc< -oii m.,>.;iI-
for manufacture of yellow pine
, P-rwauls arn-sted, tried and com icted
lulu-j <( f ||| U ||s!airi r hf* r, hut Alexanilcr Iktys
ber, and its ownr rs w ill liniul westward i>eaj>(*(1 am! nothilHi had Ikmmi heard of
ami Mr. ( onrad Khrhardt ni.’i take up
the-work wlieti they step ami carry U to
Khrhardf, niM a HaruweH syndicate
will tiuiidi the line. uTtliis place.
The election is over. Tho jidople
have done all they.'could for the ‘eouii-
try and the w innera at tiny ptdH have
clfarge until another battle of hAlloi^
conies. Wc confess that we have very
little luvpe that any near p(diUc.il good
will be done l*y Presiilein, Congri'ss,
Governor or Legislature.^ Help is
needed, their intentions may be tho
beat in the world, hut the task is a big
one, too large for them. Hut every
man can, iu the next two years, help
himself, if he will only try—tight and
and keep try’»iig7\U has never been
truer than now that every man is the
builder of his own fortumy.
it makes us tired to hear men agjve-
ing that the ecaudry is cverlasb-
ingly ruined as mourufully as they'
talk in a graveyard.
Man Is tho piaster animal. He was
made to n^eot ;fnd.conquer ditUculxh'k.
He 1m:s dotm so in harder titm s- and
him lor near I v P* years, wiu'ii sliort
time ag<* Solicitor Johnson, learning
that he was lie tin* Alabama peniten
tiary’ lor suine minor ollcnse. and tluit
lii*-entence would soon expire, took
the iiecf'-ari step* for his requisition
and ha»^ the ]> ipcrs forwardeil on last
Friday lie w ill probably be returned
to this county w itI.in a few (lays t.o
a Wail trial at the sjuingtevm <d' (ourt
forthis i-miuty for a crime committed
so long ago that it was almost forgot-
tcitv— Mai ion Star.
striving i»»r atvl psving (**r uoavu, uo
•mount of foreigi triv-l e»*uld tnoch
this less*in ou cl. uny um It will be
taugl;t to tl. • rn-r 4;.* Ann ri.w^ by tlin
plain fact that all this s*at »!y oplcndi-r
vva* thought wurth getting and w«*rth
paying for by hunt-hen 1.*! Atm-rican
t>UNiiicns men. aud for a merely
temporary putpoxt. One conMUuitiy
llavar** cXfM'iWHkvtu f regret tout build-
lr *a no*' w nipt on*** so costly ami l*eau-
tifnt shou'd t*c di stinct to iu**l for a
few month* only. Hut. in truth, their
tra*'*'! ry ehr , ^ , '*t»r wdl rsivtly nng-
ment tb»*ir inivatooary power. Even
tJ.c ni sst i,*norant m:.y dimly under
stand that It is worth while to take
pains and spend money upon * result
w hich is to I e for ail but
cag«' they w ill Ih* told that tills is
while exFu for a result of almost
c;berpen 1 duration.
Had tlneafpr cpoilVTi IhirlR it would
l*o grvatly to our cruitit; bul it ha-s »ur-
pa wved 1’ iris. Had it produced a beau
tiful exhiiution in |mHat&*n of the
1‘aris exhibition, it would again be
imieh; l*ut it has troneeived an entirely
difTen nt ideal, and carried it out on en
tirely novel lines. We shall have an
exhibition more (lignifie-1, beautiful
ami indy aetistl'i than any t!-.e world
has seen; and it will be entirely our
j.- 4 own. in general idea and in every de
tail of its execution. It will convince
all cultivated Americans, we. repeat, of
the vitality and vigor and independence
of American srt; and, we beli«'ve, its ef
fect ujv>11 the vast public which will
view il will 4-*nvincc them of the gen
uineness Ot. the nascent American love
of art.
*tnnl here and watch th*- rat
new unua oUmd where he c
view.
It U*ok I ml a motn^nt’a sf’-nea, and
th*-n out popped a Imary nkl rat. si ton
followed by threa mure. They aeemed
b* timierstand their part, amt climlwd
nimbly up a D»a about a huthigh, u*rd
in tsweting pipea. and fr>«tn that to the
tniy uo*li-r the «• aintc^yhere tliegl
vnuyh
aide thin*, that art U a thing worth are Up on top of omUlier U>x
of tlu*
they-wcut, and then to the top
counter.
The first drrrndcd to the (kx-r. the
s«s ond rviuulned on the hex, the third
in live tray and the f«*urth on the high
brut, bcving they were all th<*fx\ the
old rnt on top walked to the anil
picked up one, carry itur It w ith his front
legs, walking nci his hind feet like a
M|uirrel. lie dn*pped it rwer and It
u’u* caught by the ynt G-neath, wlw* iu
turn gave it to th*' one beneath him
This rat jumper! down and ndhi! the
egg ur.di r the zrsla fountain. In this
maimer thi’y carrierl down six eggs In
exactly one minute, when, tl'iuking the
fun woa expensive, tho clerk drove t lieu
away.
The? IIjk«e In |>n •|«|| (riOvn
Tlwy Am m4 Istnrml »• Alt.
Every reader kn *ws what alwuni e- >n-
rlmOoua a% u* the aarial and m •ml mo*
dlthwiof neountry am often drawn from
imprrfwt slatUtko, I nit I >r tYUliam
DuflWld BoUn^m. pliyakdan f *r ten
years to th# eastern prnftentiorr of
1‘rnnsyIrani*, haa fgnred’ w-roc fact*
down to a On* point. He drdaiv* ttat
tl»e sentence to the pimttentiary may tw
taken aa fairly rvT*rv«#n*ative of th#
tal amount of crime prrrailing In th#
entire district from mhkh It raceiera
pHsonera, and that th# extent *»f tcrrV
Uiry and p< rvd of time e«>vuml by the
caleulatloa make tlie 4e«luetlou» a fair
index of the criminal ptu-oorarna of th#
whole country.
lie argue# that rvfiarvnatiou U practic*
abl« fr .in the fact that ou#-thlrd*of thp
criminal* art bn wren twenty and
U-rv«e
tV* 1
|wrts
iS 1
•f t!
ff
tre tw
1# Cal
nt in front atl
Uste* an*I fr *ta
sa :» < *e* Iks
1 of her fsvrtn*
tut 'V#Ha.-# s« nt a
van t**Miun. Mr#
• writing a work
.% In th# niaetceaUt
D«li
amt
• -
Mix l*Hg
J p^.*k* l
ty t rawfo
oman s pr
AT
R>G\.
iW J mlgv.
TliLSrATKiiFN lTH CAKOU.NA
I. \ K\ It
at 01
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v%
IL
I
•f A.
in
; n n*.
a«>ast a.
K»*|., dudg# #•
i.uuty.
apt«lie« for
II 1
•11 on I to* ret
CAUSED BY A PIN.
•f E
II
.1.
allege#
•I • Mm's Itremm AHe#«
• Ne
the
I
twenty-five years of age. He
that
men of slxlg are about eight time* aa
trustworthy a* men of ty-eutjr*flve.««e. to
put It in anoth«'rw ay. of eight men who
ore erlminaJ* at twenty-five aev«-n will
Iw law-abkting citizens at sixty’. A t«-r-
of tbe law has bniught alxait the
reformation in tn<M4 ca%es, he thlnkx
It i» true that an overwhelming ma
jority of cri-:d:. i!s i.r -y img. t>ut dcsM
‘They will steal tlann by the dozen If, It follow that inc^.^«.f thwi a reform
I’ll let them,'* said the clerk, **an(f vv*
have t * keep them on t«>p of tho foun
Lain.”
BABIES
✓
DAZED HIM.
Ikisl^nl Yonn#
Colored tfQGe Fair. . ^
<
The Colored Hhue Faievyill b^* Indd
from Dimemher 12'h to, J7th. One of
the Htiracthuovfwill bo a slpith battle
between the colored Statedroops.
An interesting di'/eo-verj' was nieentJy
made by Special Agent Horn of the
Interior department, says tlie Now Or
leans i’ieuyuue, while traveling In
Oklahoma, through a territory tha; the
foot of white men has seldom reached.
In a v.Vw c-nnyon-among the mountains
he came across the mins <>f j,n air-icnt
walled city that showed many cvidonc\
of Spanish eivilization. Uiic Iruliuns
luiltutlniT a Ki-.llwaj (’olllslon.
A “locomotive engineer” has propoaec
a novel exhibits*->r the fair. He, wimts
space nt the grwunxls on which to buihl
two circular tracks, one inside the
other. <>n these he pro^bses to place
twqjlocomotiye^ one on each 'track.
These will be started around the tracks
in opposite directions, and w heb at full
speed by means of a s\vit.-h the Uvo
er jfTr.os i4 ftre to be
truck,litld allowed to crush together,
thns'g^ving a realii tic exhibition of a
railwny collision. The engines ore to
lx? old ones Unit could bo purchased at
semp prices. Tho “engineer” fails to
state how many times a day he pro
poses give his show, also whether
Ids “scrap” engine* will survive the col
lisions so as to be able to come to the
scratch again after each rounds: ——
A Mean Impoattlon on *
Man.
A tall, B-olomn-lotihing young man
; entered the restaurant with a mild,
apologetic air and seated himself at a
vacant table near the miikllo of the
r.>otu. It was evident that he dreaded
to intrude. He wanted to get as fur
away from other people as possible. He
j even blushed painfully when he gave
his order, and the most casual observer
| could have told that ho was bashful,
| says the Detroit Tribune.
| Just as his dinner was brought tolkn
a buxom-looking woman wi^h seven
small elv^ldren entered tho place. Tlie
head waiter swept the field with his eye,
pounced doirn upon the table when^thc
young man had sought solitude, mo-
tior.isl to the mother, who elucked to
the chickens, and a moment later they
were all around that one table. That
they grow older? I* it n »t likely that
they die twice as, fast ns otter men?
His division of crimr««» as to the age
when they arc most A*onimon is very in
teresting. He conclude* that personal
assaults. Including assault ami battery
In all form*, mayhem, poisoning and
sensual crimes, aro steadily on the in
crease, and forgery "find eounterf* iting
in the decline. •
THE LOYALIST ARISTOCRACY.
Cod#
Yh© Snrvlml of the llrltUh Social
ta ('nnitila.
“The oxclusvc social life - of Sale
and Portsmouth have long had Itacoun-
tcrj'art in that of these old Nova Scotia
towns,” writes Arthur Wentworth
Eaton, in the New England Magazine.
“There wr.^njofort# of them which (
not have its little r rhst<x , rnc j y^#>fo>nn-
try squires and landourflericand lawyers
and judges, al»out whom as a brilliant
center the social life of the townshippr
the county revolved. The influx of
Tory blood arid-culture into the society
of the province between l?7f> and ITSJis
young man’s face was a serial story. fi* great part accountable for the
“I hod a drr«un a f#s* nigtiT* ocn*'
salt a well known yoanf mao !•» a
lamia RrpvblV* rvp , *rtef, ‘•Bud I hav#
n*»t rcoovrwd In an th* •-ff** ie of |< y»-t,"
and h# drew a Umg breath oral Mgtied
wearily.
*T had g-me home In the *wee »ma*
h>>ur*' iniy business H xoeh ! cannot «V»
otherw ise) am) laid down on five «>fa,
where the stiff cold bn-cre that waa
tdowing that morning funned me into
ittM-r IMlily and caused » m< st unpU-n*-
ant dream to come to me. 1 thought
the-gr»»und was covered with snow, and
ax I at***} watching the fialw-s rouv
down I saw n small snake of thi
variety run from n pile of ruhl**]
wigrl# thnmgh the snow. I could n<*t
believe It hanlly, for I never heard of a
snake ninpiug in the snow. I looked
closer- it wii* a rv«l snake and wa*
darting it* tongue <>ut at mt-.
“Hut 1 knew that garter snakes were
not dangerous, so I trie 1 to cutch it,
but It ran under an old pair of step*.
1 start**.! to move them and got down on
all foul's to do so. I started to pulling
nt the steps, hut oh looking np to see
what was causing a p**mlicir sound I
saw a big red scorpion coming down the
step*. I tried to back away, but tho
scorpion kept coming. I attempted to
g£t up and run, but something held me
down and I kept backing. That scor
pion w;as malignant. 11# would run n
few feet backward, then stand on hi*
front feet and throw hi* tail over attne,
trying to hit me with the stingim tho
end of it. Then he would laugh, or
give himself thg appearance of laugh
ing, and would wink his eyes and lick
out his horrid forked tongue. I backed
till something stopped me. My hair
stood on end and l could feel my eyes
bulge out. A cold sweat broke out on
mo. Finally with a double somersault
N»t
KM.-, if
I,
th# ( •
A. D.
Aiuti
« ut»«l-
m ill
an U
and sd-
kl Im| re*l
| awtl, (•• b#
• me at a I tutrl of |*r«w
• •u»»nr. In lar h«>l«lefi
II. on rvldajr, |*th
. I vr J, st M Mybwka. ns
any, a hi the ••(<! atl*
ibt riot t*r graiil* d.
y hand and th# *•-%) ••!
th day «•( N‘Av#mlwr r
in th# 1171b year uf
J
\4 <»
I* \riRR>0\,
- Probate Judge.
South ikmml Ikiilroad.
MAC^'NOI.IA MOC'l'f*:.
f 1 -- 1 " In Effect November ^lh,
J) and
No n.
a. m,
.* 1 '■ a. m.
a. in.
Ar. f oluuibi.t .Ht.J ta in.
>(G I !l HGI ND. No. 12.
Lt. ('olumhia .. ti.|.S a. m.
Ar. Demnaik * m.
Ar Fairfax. ... !•._*'a. m.
Ar. Savannah. II. LA a m.
No. 13,
3.«t» |». in.
."•jm p, m.
*•>♦■'• p. m.
H.i»> p. m.
No. II.
!L*JO p. in.
74-1 p. in.
S.fH p. in.
lri.15 |». in.
Trntn» No. H and IXaaitinect with S.
f ’. K. IV. at I ten mark.
Train* N<u* 12 and JJ connect with I’.
U. it A. K. R, at Fairfax.
For fnrttier information apply to
- I M. FLEMING.
Genl. Pass. Agt. Savannah, Ga. /
M m. HI TLER, Jr.,
Tray. 1 Pass. A gt., Columbia, ^>. 0,
FRANC/S F. CARROLL, Jr..
J
Tain* run daily by !i»:th Meridian or \
Central tune.
NORTH HOI ND.
I.v. Savannah
1 r. Fairfax *
Ar. Denmark
Attorney-at-Law,
HAMHEHti, S. C.
Office over II. 0. Folk Co.’s store-
mar 20-tf ,* \
Other people entered the restaurant,
glancCd at the group, Kmilod significant
ly and seated themselve*. “He doesn’t
look it, (Too he?" tiucried a pleasant-
faced old lady in nn audible whisper,
turned on the same (-► shl ‘ lyolcs 5tt lehst b-n years older than
he,” murniurtHl u girl at tho next table.
Mo flow to tlie hat rack, tossed a dol
lar to the cashier and tried to go
opehi
strongly British and intensely aristo-^j the scorpion hit me with that horrid
cratic feeling’which always in old times ; sting, and with a j’ell of despair I
through the door without opening it.
prevailed, but no one cun know the con
ditions of life in Nova Scotia without
-feeling thnt even Puritanism, under
monarchical institutions and not, as in
New England,’ separate flora the influ
ence of the mother country , is in some
ways very different from Puritanism
under a rvnubile and in democratic
' environment. Perhaps toe mof.t im-
Itcftdjr for th© Kaquimnux.
The three acres »>f ground nt the
north end of Jackson park that have
been alloUed to the Esquimnu village
are ahrrbst reedy for cK« upa”.cy by the
Tb© I’ounti •• at#ri»n#." porta nt of these Nova Scotia town*
Do you know why the English people Windsor, the seat/if Kings oolleg*9, v
reckoh their money by'pound (£) or the oldest colonial college of the Hrit-
p*»und “sterling,” insteiul of dollars, a* 1 i " h 11* early population was a
we do? Of course, I know that -this 'mixture of New England people,-
give* an opening for some one to ask: fleoteh, Irish. an«l retinsl English of-
jQ‘\Vhy do we reckon by dollars (4) in-, ncer*. aftd It wn* commonly conceded.
awoke. My wife was sitting up in bed
laughing nt me. I asked what was tho
matter. ‘Nothing, only you have been
acting like crazy in your sleep till you
stuck yourself on.That pin in that hat
on the sofa. ’ ”
Dissolution Notice.
Gypsy Mon Without a Country.
Cholera times bring back the same
stead"of by pound sterling as the Eng- at least in Windsor itself, that nowhere I other day a band of gypsies traveling
popular movements we read of in tho
history of the middle ages, and they 1 "
incite bumbles and beadles to uniih-
agined pranks. The Pafl Mall Gazette
remarks that gypsies are not popular to
the Swiss or the blaek forest health
resort* during the tourist season. The
The firm of Goaflson & Bishop ha#
dissolved partnership. The business i*
now run in the name ol C, M. Bishop,
who will settle, all debts that have been
made iti the nan** of Good*on Bishop.
. , J, w ,C*‘Gi)l>SON.
oetil-Jw e • ■-»
Final Discharge.
who guided him tt» tlie ueeue told him Lground lies along the exposition
Ikbt thilr trqdHions re..*t« 1 t’liat j just north of the Fifty-seventh
had eome there, bitUt a t.Avn and dnt
, lish do?” Hut that is neither here nor
there. Camden points out tho ori
gin of sterling in tlu 1 ! following odd-
little'- people from Labrador. The > ly \v<-»rdi*l and curiously spelled pnr-
fenee a graph: “In the time of l»i* Sonne,
out of Gmdon could such good society
Sc found.
With mer? UiiLlYoruble suiTonnding, /fn'm.the earth ifmch pr . ior.-, metal
than our jieopJe now have. As 1< i*-
v^hieh they melted into yellow bars arid
u man has life, ht alth :it>4 (dnuuct.er carricil fcvvay vv ith’-tLem to the'-*0.1 th.
can’t be mi tied. J lie lo-sof j'/operW^'After e.v^ii'.ic the metal bet:»w»e>..v,.i..(*
an incidcnf. of our rivilizafinrr#- |t
can he borne wifali courage cViur it it .
tan uoT^e re paired. ’ ,
IM» Uk# 'heal l .1 .1 00^ ; «
izou biot.Ht’ 1>vau>t .'•(•uliM 1* .11 ■-
tiulljuu H ».l be t-Svli i’oil, Kllii M>h^oic«D
Ural jou .i6rw *u».a a L.
of gi ace
and many the p< ■ qde’ricit, tho n’-
itmiring outa being Ur i!iy m; ssav’io.1
by tli# li diahA Near thy t n were-
The rubia. oi- a large fur
vo rc b- i. up/ii t< uavi wi
a e. 4.1 Whi h
■«. und
r
r, t
* ir.-m t .w. 1 . p,-- arr J
to be au old w prUccK ut i.ud. *
just north of tlie Fifty-seventh *tre»*t
p r ate and (-mbrace* a portion ('f the
n->rthwesu-rn pond, on which the L*-
quirnaux niY exfi#cted to disport thmn-
aelve* in their knyaks. Sixty-five men,
women ami children will -constitute the
popv^iiiou of the village, end they are
now on tlwir way from Labrador to
Boston, where-they idflV probably ar
rive in aN.nt a week.' Agents of the
eomp..ny that has thuja lo charge wilj
bring them at once to Chicago, and
they w illt be seen in their temporary
Luu during the dcuication
King Richard, live Firate, monie coined
In the Easte part’of (Icnnanie la-gan to
be of spiral request in Enginad for the
pari tic thereof, u^d was called ’Easter
ling monie,’ us all ti^e inhubitant* of
those parte* were called Easterling*
(because of their Jiving to the east tif
Hritaia). hhortly after this some {kio*
pie that coant rie skilled in enjut
matWra and alloytw, were sent for into
his. mu jc* tie's real me to bring oar
coins to perfection; which, vine# that
time, were called of them ’btcrling,’ ot
‘La# ter Un^
An Attlrondark Rear strrr.
The Kingston (X. Y.) Express says
that often, when the nstiw-s in the
Catskills have a l*-ar in a trap so that
he can be k’*pt there f‘>r awhile with
out any danger o£ e*capc w they notify
some New York sportsman (?) of the
capture, and give him n chance to come
up ami shoot the bear. Then the
sportsman can g«» back to the city with
tlie. I* or's liide^ and truthfully say to
his fnrfl !* that he shot th# onimaL and
from bis imaginatk*n manufacture such
a tale of hair-breadth escapes and ad
ventures an will U.«t suit, his On»te and
Is caiculxt*! to an chan cdhuJLutk od*
mimoNL c4r- • , .
out of Baden into the Swiss canton of
Argnu were bmught to n stand by the
Swiss police in the middle of the bridge
which crosses the Rhine nt Laufcnbcrff.
One half of this picturesque old bridge
is liF Germany, the other half in
Switzerland. The Swiss police would
Notice is hereby given tk:*t the under
signed will file hi* final nerouiit with
J O. Patterson,E*«p Judge ot Probate f
on Morulny, the 21*t day of Noveonber
next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, a#
Administrator of »!♦<• estate of W. W.
Matthew#, deesiised, xuda*k for let
ters Dlsmiseory.
/ II. ff. MATTHEIVS. -
Oet'iH i.
S'-
FOR SALE.
i The eemmodloiit house, along wlr
ll'J sera# of the very l»est farming land
run n log back from 1* side nee, in the
not permit them to cross the frontier, town u f nirtiston, Barnwell Coiialy,
Hew upon the Laden police appeared S. C.. known a* the proiK-rtr of .Mis.
m
and refused to allow the regiment of
mendicants to remain in Germany. A
long diplomatic, controversy between
the head*of the Swiss and Had* n police
was carrir 1 ••o.ia the middle of tha
|ir«»|H*rtjr
.Annle^M. Broun#. This ptxra i* aav
ofiTne very l>e*t iu this sci-tlou of the
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