The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 13, 1893, Image 2
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ji|}. W. HOLMES. Edita 1 Prfpr.
tv^flssr COUNTY
TMUKSUAY, Jt l.y »3. •«». >
ly 7.— T!ig World till* I «*vi*rla«tl
nd>niiiijn>r|iHM r<L|Hiru liy t< l-RrMith : lti«ilrij{i
I f»o'0 »}i»nrly :Ktluf U« »*f>rr. <n nn<<» , f« I** - ,,,
thr ft'i m(I Wli \v^>t upon tw ro
! .titio».li® 6, op t>^Pvoj.t. ^,<n.|« i
, their jr »i>fWlvc>
)>orl»K which M^)'n|thnraMflkly th
w Ul'iih'otfxwi »mini up kectmn < f tin
fTiiitwi Slut*'*, » very ffUertnrii;
i up'h m l up f»“ tfiTi vifir** crop of Hint (
•■taplii Nil nlrond/crrluln'-tlmt Ihr
i or h
SWlifrHt halo of th^iijsw lOUon « roji
waii inrrpp^-johlUf OTtn ^rne-rnHH Jmm
val Conniy, to llouotpir, 10 «lay«
aPPail Of InKt yont > Amt* > "■ ■'
f’lnlilDK W a now r moiy fpr rhoiima*
U«a» tout 1*. *«*Pti»* •'fTcollv^. I'ronldonl
further .idvpiUo wentli«‘r mav fairly l<e
exiiffted at tlilaneMMOii, catrliinit lit*? I>«*-
-- - iatril erd® la.ifi* iirwafot cotodmon, will
<7lBTfiaml wwt ouL-MllPday' |. rpt } t) ,. t .^4 t 4 t ^4^f4.4^4_ fi () ;4) > |,|.. A-< faw
*n jmlnjs and .'*•*•*? toaok four atiiVa half
Jiour* lat»?r * > o»H | l , ‘f > ' | y t ‘ t V r<>| l-
Kight thousand |>oojde nttrndH th«
wdctoratlon of Iho I'oiirtli' at>*4i4 , ycn*
wo<mI. <ien. J. ». (Jordon of (Jrorpla
w a* ehlnf orator. All On*M*t** Vi t-
rraiM wen* fi anled on a fiee harhn iie
dinner. . " - -
The P.iealdonlfiaa been laid up with
rlMniuadnin of the Jog and hn**<%£j.{ he
hailriiftPined ifjat porlloii of hl« rt»'» to -
loy more vlgornhidy upon Heptihlii’an
ottlcUI'i he WO'ild. in *»«r iMOi-profea-
alonal oplnlou h ive e^eaped or tuoder-
ntej thia troiihb*.
wa* wji'dile or.il io” delivered
hy prenldeiit (’raijfh'jad at the »M"miIii»
~«f ( l'iHidn ( idl.*^*. aud warlrx hhrt a*
ojnal to h.in re*; t*o»lihai. With.
*444-U a 1'renident nod au ammal liieome
«if f -h o io it «t»ooM t*e lum.uf jtu<‘y;r««.
frbv
Jly li|« oharpe npoii reun’or
Mien. Farley La* put hlinwlf het weeii
two lire*. He lo*t the nympalhy of
man v old friend* In I 77 h>; blx attio k
ti|HUi (Jov. Ifawptoa, and the promlned
rejoinder of the ShMialor w ill, no dotthl,
he dctfid«dl> Interextlng to him.
Tlie V.ngH'i'i Kovrn m«nt N la* In-
Jilngtoindont that in •tqpplnK ttie
free ndnaye of *ilver In India elnrrt oil
It ha* jem4ie<l from iIk*fry4«y pun Into
the tire. Trade ha* atopfted, priee*
have tumhled and everyliody l* fare. •
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tl'**
Hay H^eeMIng forfei a ton in
Month of Kitgland. The ilronght in the
ItrltUh Maud* and NVeatern Knrope
ha* b*ei» fearfully deetruetlre. The
1'lilted Mtate* will In* ealte l on for
heavy nuppllo*of jirovl'lonx before 4he
'next ernp* are niaih*, and the lia’.HHia'' of
trade will torn In favor of our country.
Kyorythlng to cut will he higher, her**
«* well a* ftieye.
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Par-
.Indee d. H. 11 imIhoii decided at
lington on Friday that the Kvnn* PU-
peuxary 1aw\Pnnei ndltHtloiial, malnlj
upon the jaunt “that the State tak*;s n
hnainesa from the individual atid i reate*
A monopoly in It- for UaHf. He held
that prohibitory Jaw* are eonatimtloftnl,
hut that the Kijuu hill i* not *iu*h n
law, butnn the contrary I* a law for
revenue or profit. He al*o *aid that the
WlUon Act of Congr«;a» doe* not pro
hibit the railroad* from -bringing from
without the State |i*|Uor fc* clUaen.
-wlHdtrlhe State.”
An ap|»eal will In* taken hy the State
t the Supreme Court, wheie it* revernal
i* centldently expevte'l hy the advo.
cate* of the law. The deeixlon apjdle*
-only «n Pwrlliiiftou County.
'Pie people are looking forw ard to the
cdmluf Hfushyi of Congre** with livelv
iiiterent. We have born H*ke\l many
time* what will be'done. Jt would he
as liard to uuawer that .que*tion a* to
Anticipate the verdict of a petil jury.
Hut there J* *ome oomtola’lon and
jiromiaeof Iiojm 1 In the belief that mat
ter* ran not posdhly be worse than the
KepnblliMi* have made them during
their very long and very crooked mat
Miliuluialration. And even If the coun
try should swear off. froth all faith In
polities we believe that the peophe-lrr
their aw akened enterprise and business
Intelligence are going to make them-
aelYes iluancially independent, free »n
fact as well as in name.
crop** badly damaged bv uufavorah'e
weather dining :h« t»a t six weeks;
that tffravgm a j;oor wtart,-
iuml by inacclt and di.»ea‘**«ud tianiiot
amount to an average yield.
everlastingly right, a.id wrong I* ever-
v wrnntr. A lid the liiaif w ho iTc-
lliCwight In nn hour of dj*-
niBr i* ap infernal *ov
e*« Miegade,
Mr. WaUnn said the prlrntipl
■temocrma^y'snild nou*r die and
himself tdp^Aclulwiae doAHne
a- ton political career liiyiffl.
In tho nature of a surprise to hisbearers
for they hud hot e«|Hct«d. to hoar the
leader of.tho pmmllsta giving mi
luihto the exlirtm? ■ poi ttlPihf
>f the ! t-ii
dged,o
J
s .was i an
Irtltor Adam* of the Cdgcfield A*’-
hf^lser, all tirigliiaT 'Hetorut t, hra
‘ ‘ a.corresm ml nt, 4, if
all Nliould oppose each
iti d Stales dtonatc an
tity ue*t yam, wlti
the mdbrivgf’
c iinf.iMTa'jha! it <Y<>. P. TilltpAn
T\'. T. TaHn*fl. both go lor Huller
he w ould carry the Countv_, if both go
for Ti l.nan or are hand* off wl.l
they dh Ide it will be the tug
been uaged b,
ier Ati'l l i
r for Uie
ass theCi
could cur
ir*n*. A a tftp balloori passed tm
sight tluriitt-fit black
Atdl haiiging pi the
he hlgli.oii (Icaccnil ’il near
irnc*
7pccik w a**d»ser«fd
l hoJ,loin* It W%S
•it near the
f it mile*
^hl".*®,
M#MK Jniptoth*.
'i7i^ii.i-t<<>ck'ynt%. Wjien kttke
'Jo all jiaities *»ivii
chines and desiring to
|c\ooU ruhrtMig <irdcr
I* preparedAo dw'Wie,
tjou given on all work
I will attend call* through the coun-
g Ma
in.-pot
signed
tislsc
peb a I cwi r/ .li, if
S leifi I of w'arr'
N os*iV ■ f—lladgnr
Uw4gurAs out-Htkt Uttueu luxmlml
JPP held a«T
Md|%'sarT*iijiff~itll?Tk Hi* |>tO*peffT. that j tif Itali -with hit,tor wnathrmw. Mr
cliidinl the Iteni'M-ratic party, Mhivhiring
that it was bringing out state banks a*
an issua. like it |s*cous fdaator, t<i re-
cxccptionsTas In Tlorlila and I,mii*-
lanfi. aneni to be txcepted from,the latr
that ha*overtaken the ct>U*ni territory
genrra'tty.hn'they nre tmt so sxuhi-
slvr a* to make any material difference
In the crop as a tVhole.
tlufUsa 1iq auaivtl every body yy)m had r votes arctixeij for cacli, leaving:
‘ ‘ Loitryfhff |i}i\ver at ftmTtSfliflr? *l?nndfed anil flffVA'otcssfrM the'tl^k
cuuditinn of. Um. 4Udlox Utixty •Ubrco^udLi lit*. Iias^teyi
country, leaving hinictaH*ytt alvnc, ajrj making history for ^nl i-CarpITnJ? ah«
though it was thr druiipM'.illn platfonn
The Itepartmeut of Agrh'iilture at
Whshlligtoii on the .‘nh Inst., rrportnl
cotton crops up to the .'id lost • „
T«vKa —Iti'V wealto*r h is heen faver-
ahh* for coMoo over th • eastern port ion
.'I Mie State, where It lias i'll aided l he
farmers to etean out their lb Id*. Ovri^
the w est poriTi'ifrThtTt'fftTs ma iling ni'n.
Mis.I* fpt'l —t'imdlthvn* generally
disi'ouj’aiiiug; rain needed lU most scc-
tion*; cotton small hut. in g'«od glow
ing laoidi Ion.
Unrsiaiia - thittouImproved.
. At'kiiutiai -f'mton - growing—■fast;
square* foimiug__mul hloomlug, hut
HiosinF tlu* crop !'ru**y.
Tenms'ee^—Cutjmi amittt but doing
hell. ^ ' .
Wa*hlngton I *. (V, Ttidr Ito.-i'l'lir
Inly rot nnstii lire. »tatUtlcmu *4 the
I>ep ti tmcni of Agiiciiliure niakc th *
average condition of cottou against
g*..U in .1 iiiim, showing a decline of nearly
Uni-e point*. The average* hy Mates
an*:'
Virginia
North t ainlit: i
Sonth Carnlma
o gia
Florida
A tshaina......
MUcs ippi.....
l.ouishiiia
Tex a* .
Arkansas , ........... . *
Tcnne.*see
For com pari* >n the retnrit* of
Uftig, are given. (Icticral average
yj
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.hi;
tm
Ml
f-n
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S.'i
Julr
Mi.it.
State averages.;
Virginia .. .•
North (Utolitia
South ('arolina
Ueorgia ......
Florida
Alabama ....
Mlssissipjii
I.flilisiana
I’exa* ....
Arkansas
IVnnrssee
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The rejKirts show a prwalenae of had
weather conditions; cool night*. Kx-
cesatve rain»Wca«taiHM) drought spot*.
( onsidershle Injury wa* caused by lice
and other Insect*.
d< utrhif^ He sahl the money issued hy
mi h * pnU«3^ w<m»)*1 bo vronliU ss ami
'!e larecj that money stum pc I by the
goVtoritfflfrnl afuiie hA<t any strength.
The democrats, lit* said, make a ' very
doleful confession when they «ay Sher
man, one poor little republican, sue*
cetsltslln hvpnoilnlng two hundred
dcmovratii* congressmen when he
Struck down $I4*»,IIH1M*H» ol tll« people’s
money.
A* ioug a* l he democratic party failed
(o adopr a hiniet iloPbas s of curieney,
•aid Mr. VV; tsolt^ it oijd force the
great mass of ihe -outheni md wc-tem
voters into rlu* peopli^'s patty atul under
siteh eondlt.ioiis that party would play
a greater hand in the next eampaigu
Hum hr di e i»w»d ’ of now
i£_v\as
agai n*T
Slierman law waslitd Hiimigh
Um iilily defense of the masses
Omutdete atmlii iop of silver n
waruod tlic ailipUiutratlou t hat
Sherman law was rejicaled ' uneon-
diUoHHlIy tItere would he lively limes
palgn. He strongly urged an Income
lax,declaring that the people of- the
smith aud west werca unit on thi*
measure.
Hot PelilicA.
Over the Klier.
Thus. K. Watson sjmke to H.tMl l j>eo
pie nt i>miglasvillc, tJa.,ouUm4th,«
ne.ticing his canipaigu in that M
He * ild “ Uii* h ii th of July i* ailt
t i Indulge In reflecting and review (the
past ana take thought of the future
un thi* day of all thc'day* we can snre-
iv sink the partisau Into the reas mer,
h bigot i ito the stmlent, the pollticiair
tilt* tbir patriot.' llur a nee-ter* were
kii^ws, pioiiecrs of a nevv creed; then
d||^miiuy Umght and-dcniocrncv won l
stid with all ui v heart I qilcad Utc cause
of de u< cracj hero to-ilay.”
Throughout hi* *p«scch he coiiiriisteil
the jHilh-iesof ’t honiay Jeffi'rson ami
Alexander HamltTon. rcjid‘«eiiting the
the other.i* tlu lea tend the aristocracy
lie said : "I now r a I frotu Jctfcrso'i’s
Inaiigural in order iubrn*li the rubfiish
from ile.uus:Tatloqirincipies, and show
them wliat kinAj^ goveriiUMiUt their*
faUicr* hail. ■ I am t|inMing to-day ex-
Adjutant and Inspeefor (leneral II.
I/. Farley gave a Mire* column letter to
the daily paper* last week, taking Mon-
ator Irby and his methods a* his text.
He lv rit«* of Ills former friend as a “po-
JiUcal acenleut and |k»JIileal mUfurt ime
who riqireatiMla the greatest, mistake of
the Itefnrm movement,” and who-e
‘purpose Is Imlly nud keep down
every other politic il leader In. South
( arollim who belongs to the Itefnrm
party arud wUI not no his hiiMlng, by
iisHrJrflovmnrioT ’nilmnii’s name ami in-
liucni^e In imnnectlon with hi* own. to
create suspicion and distrust, and then
w ith ill# former cry of hale and discord
to rai-e phi Cain, and k< t ? Indl a hrew
lug until he can get back into the M* ii
aiw,!.'. and dose* Xvlth tins brash la’i-
gitage, which In o d rimes would have
hi e i followed hy an I ivltatlon to pis
tol* and coffee for twor
**We did Motdlght fi>rtrn long year*
to secure iiulnpVndenro of t htnigi t and
autiou and to fyee onrsclvcs from an
aupN-ratic riiig in order to establish n
new one qFurmore dangerous and
trarr ehfraetcr. 1 want it uud r-um •
Tat I will not follow or be,,gov-
eryrod hy such men as Irhy, wtrr, Jf al-
wed to have his war, would not only
blacklist n* alUmt drag the Mtate iuio
hloo lsheil wnd Actual revolution, in or
der to accomplish his s'ltlsli purpose*
ind to gratify hi* malice and ambition.
He represent* and |*er*onilie* thi* idea,
and policy, w hile I do not believe that
it I* w ise, statesmanlike or patriotic,
much less Christian like, to try to eon-
rinuc, apd to l.tcrease as he evidently
de-ires, tlm present ldtu*rness and dls-
cord hi the IremoeraTic party. It, •ah
only lead to disorder, riot, bloodshed
and ruin. • -■
gLrht
lio W n
tptnrrfclfy todve fought, fort Of the f»vo he
say»: " ■ ■ .
.Twenty five year* ago Gen. M. (7.
Ihulei wu* the idol of Ldgi tiehl county
to relate hi.\«xperieiu;e,he sai.d.sitil’tdy : ! trv. Chargeif reasouable, arconling to
v 'distafH»e. Hi writing please state
Utwi'ishlp and 'ocrtlity. —
1 ‘ b .yv ^RUAyToy,
ascension I have turned over a .irtw : juio* TVtilijlnn, f3. V
oNce More. ^
WILLIAM McNAB
,''! l» , '4y(4itk)l Hie tunc, ami tlmngji au
ii*rt*ligiovs iwan*tip mi the time of"
ion ' have turned over
has moved up from his, u-,
stintmer retreat ahd i* now tSfl
A Slraiifc Slnry.
llurlctoii. I*a., .Inly Y.—fine year ago
Tie.mi j CharU * llugeiyol' .Moiri-bnv. as nnir-
d
cpiyd tnithfiiily say of that history
niagnn pais till. He was* her most
eloquent orator, her most renownotl
Warrior,one of her most sapient state-
men, had tho most magnotio pre-e nee
wns the handMoimrst man in South Caro
lina, a very Apollo IlclvUlere, and hy
odds the most impular.
1 Ilium luit—.'v naior Ilutler’s hold o::
the people of Kdgelleld comity I* not
what Jt once w.-f*. not hy reason of any
fanltiirdeterioration ot hi*, hut simply
hecaiise,
OhlCime* are changed, old manlier*
gone—
A stranger till* the Stuarts’ thnoae.
Th. re. are live hundred voter* in
KdgeiitiM coldly, arrived at man’s es
tate wilfTiii the past ten years, 'who
. . „ PP. . .. ^ . ——I,.. tom
WtoHe the- wsmldootkmyw Heoatoi Hu tier it HitX- .|4» ah»«ah*r-Tlte limbs were twlated-and
should nicefBIin ill life road, And then*
^ are beside* one ihinisanil voter* fn
f! He Kdgedeld eonpfy who have thrown nff4 t
if Hie all allegiance to the past and are follow - , lo .'“ 5 ^ , . •
ing, near and wliaf they esteem better f* •* budy'(eU back entir .
HghU. -j. t ., the most com]io»ed man in tl»e party
In an aggressive and hUUir canvfinigii ''•1“ the demeutjil h 11 .•j'lra nd. He a
1’oas have more friend* in this coon-
ty than ever before. Farmer* In the
eastern townships arc especially eft-
‘Xbushutlc. Hy plunting them in thelf
vottoii fields they have improved the
laud wonderfully for the next year’s
vr»p and provided valuable winter pas-
turage for aPa-k
Some plant every other and ioHoe each
middle- between their cotton rows, at
the last plowing. If.dry weather fol
low* the plant!tig the stand will he poor
if scrajier* arc used, hut if a hull t digue
furrow be run Into the middle, the jieas
dropped In it and the- row plowed our
with scraitcrs us iisirat the cotton will
not be Injured and the. stand of peas
will he first, rate. Kven if the Vines are
cut off the mots remaining In the .soil
will be of great benefit to following
crops, and the next years fertili/.er hill
rood not bo so heavy toprodnee piollu-
ble yield*.
ael word*, ho Ibis U Uie tii>F apewbifi-
■ this campaign, and if w ilk not do pi
drop aih stitch, for 1 iplght uavn tota ve
it. up again.”
In n*,il. to cb *1*1* in the dista ice he
said: “1 know 1 am get.jug them I
PjII you the tlfinocruta dihi’t get anv«<
sleep when I am around, In faK ulnetv-
niii’e out of a hundred tieli-ve w hat I
am saying, and in ti\e veurs -hull do me
the jn-tici- ddc in . 1 can quiclly abide
inv lime ami wait i.nlil *passtbJi shall
iM-- nw.iy and this country see that I
um right To-day l aip giving mil the.
I. sso.i. lining tlirhi n n undT want you
Ikiv s to learn At, for > ou have got to slug
It t he rest of tho year. - .
In .Icfferson’- iimutlu»mwer62Ut»4kMl-
OUU treasury notes, when t he |Mipiihttinn
was li.titAlJNN), Can’t wo stand ten
limes us much to-day w hen the |Mip-
ulaiiou is ten. lini<> as gr*at. and
business ten lime* as large? Let me
read agal.i from Jefferson tor we arc
democrats, and simon pure and want to
4 arr. • n thedoctrimsiHf our old fatlie •.
I wont dnre to denounce state tmuk-
and swinoler*, they might say 1 want
to start, up. strife to array tiie classes
'against eadli other,' but I w ill read what
Jellersoii said. Tile democrals say
John Mlierman intro ineed a hill and put
dow it fl V),P 0,'MU of the Jteoples money.
I -ay yes, It I* inie. lypt w hy don’t you
J. yll w iiose name I* signed side hy side
with Shoria’an’s* It I* Thouiiis llayaid,
f leyelHwd’s first seermary of state,
wearing now for the tlr*t time the high
gilded title of Minhassador. He and
Slierman us confreres got together in a
room foot tofobt, face to face, and tAierr
they struck dow u in a demi-rcpiiblican
w ty one Imintreil ami forty millions of
the people’* money.”
’ After di»ens-lny -<Mie feature -of the-
**I am sorry that l fegl compelled to
make this Mxposufe, IhU I cannot and
w41l not Miljmik to thp Im gstamtlnue I
private, as well a* anonymous abuse
aurd- ml-repre*ei>tiit'ioii of tln7 Inml-
inonthed, vulgar-munue.red bully and
li.ragg^et, w ho ha* already disgraced u*
In IVa-hingtAn and Is now bringing
discord Into onr own ranks bv playi'ig
the part of a dictator and a tyrant He
ha* no giKnl’record and h*A dpwmth-
iug lor tlic jitaUu party «r .tint- Heforui
movement worthy of «llstinction, unless
it be foi strutting around Washington,
as my old frieud ('ash would say,.‘like
a big buck niggiiron ein'Uici|»a ion day,’
while he 1- trying to make onr Inno
cent and unsuspecting people believe
that the bray of a jacks** Is the roar of
allon.
I am, very res; eet f oily,
H. I.. Fabi v.v.
tariff and the unnecessary expense con
nected w ith custom house* opposing the
iii'erilHl revenue as favoring tho whiskv
New Orleans, July J.—Secretary lle*-» trust irgainst the producer, lie spoke
All TiieColIon New*.
tor’s monthly New Orleans Cotton Ex
change statement issueil this inorning,
shows that the amount of cotton
Irought into sight fo r June was th”
smallest for that month since H'-kJ. The
deficiency, which, at the chvsc of Nfav.
was 2,481.DM hales conipnred jvlth lmt
year and 2,Ooa.DSd compared w ith 1Ae
year before, hasoeeii increased to 2,•'>07,
2D4 under the former and 2,082,142 tin
der the* latter. The total number of
hales brought into sight during the
month of June w as K2,i*2r> against 107,
*~7. iu June, 1802 and 108,2il in June,
lj.fl.
TLe movement from the rst of Sep
tember to the close of June .include*
total receipts at all United SUto* deliv
ery r>ort» of 4.1>t51,220 bales against 7,
€26,322 last year.
of the enonnoiia e^jiense of the gov-
ottimenr. In Jefferson’s tinR* the ex-
l>enses were kO cents a head. Now they
are $7>"Vlerchant iiiiliiouaires Jwere
gcttljigjewer and fewer
The hanks arc how ling a home made
squeal and the farmer tickled, not Chat
h- likes uilsfortuHe but that misery
loves company.
Kailn>iHt nmnopnly i< the evil of the
day. Richard O.ftey, the attorney gen
eral, was lhe reproaeillative of a rail
road corporation. Whndoes not shrink
front the future dominated hy such
fuse s ' Natio* si legislation is the rem
edy. I.et tlje goveritineqt own and op-
Xew York. July 8.—The. total vlsIM*
Hiipp'.J of cotton for the w orld is 2*82.1
triG bales of which 2, ; >2.'>.72t’> bale* are
American Against 4,072 am! 2,Hfi'2,-
RfJ iMlcs res|8?ctivcly la»t >o»r. The
reccipui at all interior towns are »,oS4
bales. The reoeipts at the tdanlation*
(>,770 bales. The crop hi sigoi i* 5,4 >2,
CD- bale*.
home unknown (.’bristiaii left a /plen-
l rattle snake melon at Thk I'aorut’s j
lerday M»«ridng. setting an »x-
Uiy of general imitation. ; *
enitc the v« ad*.
* If the God of Abraham, Isaac wi d
Jacob will stand by me, for the next
ninety days I w ill make the old state
of Geqrgl* thrill from the mountains p>
theee*. These dcmoerat* in Washing
ton wfll'Wish to God Tmu Watson "was
tlieTe rustead <d' down here ill Georgia.
I will not. say anything hard abdutanv-
body, but will discuss measures a* 1
know iheuf to tie rigid. For these prin-
clph a 1 have t>e<*n abused .ind j>eno*cir-
ted by tlmse who do not give me credit
fore vwn honesty. They have made life
hitler for many an hour. Thoy have
ptaceil ipany a thorn in my paih. hut
they have never planted one doubt in
mV soul, one fear in mv heart or one
recreant word upon my lip*. Eight U
Admission to Uemsuu.
Slnee a gf8>d ileal of Inquiry Is 1>eing
made as to the tenns of admission to
Clemson College, the follow ing infor-
m.ulon Is given as obtaiued from Mr.
James K. Ttndal yesterday; —
Boys will not be received in Hie col-
1 *ge under 15 years of age. The terms
of admission arc I'k'l/Jo In advauev.
This will pay for two uniform*, one
month’* hoard and the physician’* fee
for the sea* I mi. The hoys hgjreWpay
for their own underwear and furnisii
jdllow iea*e*, sheets aud bUnkets.
doard at the college coats #7.0U |>cr
moiiUi. In lliecase of a h y hoing in
the college, •miielUnes a brother will
he admitted under 15 ys*ars old, but
ilicse, will Im* exceptions to the rule.—
Tillman i*'abend ol Huller on the slump
tiul if the campaign he pitched on a
different plane, a plan * ol coKl reason.,
diplomacy ami political strategy, Hdt-
Icj 1 w ilt get away witti I illinan not that
I illniati doe* not'qse reason, lint it I*
not of the cold kind.
Foi the toniter In re in |S>Htlcftl cam
paign ug, coinmetid ii* to T ; |man, for
'he anaviter in mo lo, P> Hu 1 .* and r
a cmubiiftt’oik of the two Unuef c.tn go
up hea l. Off the stump, oil the ground
among hi* constituent-, as a magnetic
•‘how-de-do’er,” a saga‘*lmi«, farsceing,
getting there politician, Hntler lias, w itli
one jiossihlc cxcejition, no equal in the
.State,
HebTillman I* not personally l^p-
ular in Kdg, M^ld. He is slmidy-wbiwd
hitter am! a straight hitter in politics
He has no iuAgqcii-iu about him except
that of cm nostiies*. lie uev* r ask*
about “your lolks” or kisses a baby
cleat) freed or dirty faced, lie isn't
made that way, and the leopard w i l
not, c.tnnot change hi*sj>ot* In the year
of grace 18!>1.
T illinnui.-m in Edgettchl county Is
-tronger th in Tlllioan, and yet the vw-
fers inclined that wav <lo not see exac y
how they can show their preferem e Jo,
the one and their not v>p» cial preference
lor the other. If Hntler can show them
how to do this, he will win a good
many votes.
The big stream Tillmanhni, In Kdge-
tleld I* made of a good many little
streams, brooks and ’•■ivulets, all of
w hi.di. up to date, havceinptted into and
onto Tillman, not all of whtch vhn e
absolutely direct ortanitrol.
_Uo notuiisundcrstaud us. Tillinan I-
-trong', very strong in Kdgelield county,
tiul it I* because d'HImauisiii I* strony,
and. to defc it. liim, Jlqtler. iiiust-lliid a
crack somew here b •tw een Tillmanisuj
and TH'man iuhI get in it and split
tilings. Can he do it?
W« do not believe thati'ncle George
TIUiuau will iu. |>olitic» next jear.
ried. N i le motttlis late -he was a w id
ower. lie becaiue cnww’d witli grief
eveutiiNlly, and as a result hi* atlliction
|trod need, a demen t!ii protioiinoed in-
ouralde. Me raved continirnlly atxhit
hi* w ife and entertained the Idea ilia:
slic had been Toully dealt with So
strongly ^Tld he bellevc* In this that his
friends decided to disinter the laxly.
They did so Friday’rind tire body was
found faco dow nward* and'all the evi
dence w hich goes to show that the .wo
man had been hurled ali$e was plainly
apimrent . Tlie glass In the lid of the
cotlln wuis broken ,to 'atoms.
shroud cnyulopiiig the form w a*
d 1 -toru*iUidjeTnvir nmtted and-in her
Itauda
erecug^igyd in disinterring
the demented
an all- of rmtTphtcCnpy nuff ini-
'isfi*<| in ihj, work of rearranging the
body. Ilo ha* shown no signs ol men
tal aberration since, and from all ap
pearance hi* mental |M>wer* have been'
restored. 1
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hareby given rtiat the* un
dersigned will tile hts final uccoant
w ith J. O 1’atterson. -Esq., Judge ol
Probate, i n Mom tar, the Hth da-v T>T
August nevt. at 1()o’clock in the fori-
noon,a* Affmlnlsirator of the estate ♦>!
J. P. Matthew s > ffcceascd, aiui ask for
Fetter* Di-mis-orv.
J. S. MATTHEWS.
Admiui»tra!or.
jiilvIJ-td
Itsw’lsiile if State Ms.
THE BANK! OF
HARNWEI.T. i*
prepared-to rFceivc s'.iUvQription* to the
Tttate- of •South f-'ertvHmv-NO.N .-f AXA-.
BJ.EI'j pyreent HONi^v
Funds liKe-f.eil In these Hond* being
hy Act oft he legislature TREK from
alf Hiato, Jioiinty ami MuiiicUtal taxcs
make them eg[>ecjalJy ucsiiabfe ** * n
InvciUntent.
Further Information cheerfully given
upon inquiry at. our Hanking House.
F. G. HU I'EEH, Cashier.
aprllS-Onio*.
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Moi>ey for Y6U
—AND—
Your Family-
A wise nian will provide for his fam
ily atul old age„ The best way to do
Uus iv to get au Endowment and JUUU1
rsry
ready
lie give* hi* I ''WlfffffMEl WWP’Viany
friends for their go*id patronage iu the
past *1x1 for th* fre* and full sympathy
of fhMr word* for the loxs of his elit
stand and stiu-k by fire. ..jd
With a frCsh and complete stock of
new good* -ultefUu the neods-of
people of thi* section he eordialt., aska
and confidently eXpecta a continuanc®
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of past patronage at the
South Side Store,
DICKS BRICK BUILDING,
West Coraar of the Fa bile
South
Square
Hard tlnw hare come upon the coun
try and a* a necessary consequence
high prices have been driven Anay. I
shall do my beat to keep up the quaran
tine against their return.
While I cannot, a» a candhUte for
husineaa, promrae.to make every man,
w oman and child who may favor me
with custom happy, handsome, healthy
and prosperous + very wtHIngly tdrdga
inyaelf rirdeal with i>erfect fkjmess. I
ity poliey in the Strongest t’oinpnbT in
tlie Vnlh d States the Ph^nlx^l^r-1 qntrk ‘^aicTi.nd
ford. N oy w ill he aide Ho lay down , m «n i.rotits and shall hell gooda on
and sleep, knowing your family I* pro
vided lot* 'in case you should die.
Don’t delay, to -lay I* tbe tbue .
• ’ ‘ • j; M .:lt AlE:.:. ..
”~ Agent.
, WlHhpm S. p.
The Plurdlx give* the jHilicy of
any old line company. r
tf r ^
A Perfect Success.
Notice.
All person* having stock In The
Hlaekvill- Alliance C'iin|Miiy are here-
liy notified Ut ai.teniia meeting of the
company U> he tmld in rheir warelum-e
at Hhickvilh*. S.C., on Fi hIvv, theelev
ent.li day of A ugust next, Tor* iln> pur
pose of fleeting a Hoard of Directors
tor the next, twelve month*.' Hu-iness
eonimenelng at ten o’clock a. in. August
I Ith ISD.T ' . . *■
B> order Of A. F. W0Of> \TtD.
, Fresident.
. julylS-Dw.
but great men suuietiine.s live in tlieir
phildreii. Suppose ihat in 18DI Gapr
■Jim ‘rttlmair be put on the reform
State ticket for Adjutant and Inspector
General. In.such event Uncle George
would prohahlv not aijtagoniac tin*
reformers' alias the Tillman for United
State Senate, ticket.
Gougressinan Talbert is an unknown
quantity in this hu.-iness. It is gen
erally supposed he will-go f<>r. Hut Ier,
but there is no assurance of thi*. 11 me
A’llaiice puts up a' candhlave for the
United States Senate. Talbert will bo
the man, or rather we should shy* if-the
AlUandewhauld put up n candldHte^aiid
there.1* an lik'**1l i >od o' his being
elected, then Talbert w ill be the man.
I n conclusion, we will give our cor
respondent the following a* our de
liberate judgment in the whole matter
of ihe race between Jiutleriiiid Tillman :
Watch your Uncle (’a’hraith on tie
first, and second quarters; watch yoi.r
Go isin Henj imin on the third qiiarujr,
and w atch —on the
Register 10th.
* In XTecentletter Mr. Edward Atkinson
brings out the lut westing fact that our
egg farm* produce neailytlireetiniesa-
much as our silver mines, aud that if
poujiry he added H»« pio-luct of our
p u'try farm* amounts io six time* as
'oursil-
thtocb 4IhJUliqduo^^f«
The value of life silver produced
produced in the
Unlu* I St ites iu I8'»2 was $42,000,(RKI
hut coinrurting the coniiiiniptloii of eggs
on the basis of the consumption of New
England factory operatives, namely
one egg eTery.jit.lior day, we find that,
each adult in'the. country consumes H!
doKeii eggs |M*r auitiiiH,
Hut G >JTJU.O W of people will consiuine
a* much aso5,000,<)00adults,or8^d,0<0.-
(KKMlo/eii eggs, w hich at H> cents a
dozen, would amount CD $r4O,8OO,O0ff
w’orth of eggs;
(•riling Good In GfongU.
During a revival*of religion among
the degree* of Baker county Ga., au old
negro told hia wife that he had “seen a
vision,” and had heen commanded to go
out In an old field about midnight and
seek religion.^HU wife was impressed
with hU account of the visiou ami ad
vised him to follow iu, commandment
Accordingly, about 12 o’.clocfi the next
night the old negro suited on his
mission. He had been away perhaps i
an hour, when bis wife heard groans
outside, accompanied by a loild banging
on < he door. Discovering that it was
her husband, and tliat he was in dls-
tress.sbc bastcued to admit him, and
when hwfound breath to explain, lie
said : “Put de latch on that thmr, an’
put tlie (able ergin it; de angel come
down ami chase lueoucendcoie liel’.an’
he’s a-mmin’down de v<**l now, an’
cornin’ lak de dehbil. wld wings ten
foot long, an a bill like a wood-pecker!”
home stretch.
- Hankers aud Feildlers. ......—
The country is tnfe*t«u.l-with_4 a vker«»
and ixxlillers of a thousand ami one ar
ticles, and at times they become almost
a nuisance^ charging two price* for
what they have to sell. The State law
says: “No person shall, a* hawker Or
peddler, expose for>al« or sell any
goods, ware* and merchandise in any
rounty in this Stnte imles* he h*s re-
reived from the Clerk of the Cmirt of
Gomnmn Flea* of the county within
which he isexi>o*iiig for sale or selling
such good*, ware* £fid luerchandise, if
lb disc ao to do. The Clerk of the
Court for each coiuty shall Inve au
thority to Usuesifch licehsc to.aiiy such
hawker or peddler, to be available with'
iu the limitSor his count y, and to be of
force for ihc space, of one year. The
I ice U*e fee to lie one hundred d<dlaia, Pi
he paid to the County Treasurer. The
liceuee shall .not bo construed to au-
thorlze any other |x*r-oii to-ell, or ex
pose for-ah*, any-gnods, etc, than Hu
peraen to whom and In wli»«c mmv* it
•hall havelieeu issucdi.ancl it sliaJl not
tH»....la W 4ul. to tran-f.r . fucli,, jii »hm»,
fivw
Vender* of fruit, nnrps Tiewspap. i;
luagHJyitii**. hooks, vegetables, tohaccb,
iwuviaiobs of any kind, agricultural
product-, or fo »a!es by -anqdc hy per
sons traveling fofWtaMI-lied com me r-
clul house*, or to sale* of staple anU4***
njanufaetnred in thi* State,'jrreexampl
ed from the provisions of this law^!
Look out |*e<idb*rs, ill' law will batch
you at evading vbe *.,mo~Uw* Uiai our
luarebauts hate t*> ahule by —paying a
licence to do bu»int*;».
UST otice.
Cn“ or more of the
iniKsiouers-w ill he
County ('om
it Mr. Henry B.
Mathew* on Frid *y. 2Sfh, July, at 12
in. to let our. contract** for huihlitig
causeway and bridges on New Road.
I’lau-and specification* nnuh* 'kimw n
on that jl tv. Tfrrrirht tc reject any
and all bid*/ servcdT
Hy order of hoard. ,
r*: - M. J. FATE,
., Clerk
Williston Property-
—AH clxims ami—mortgages—he+tf
-vm
my hpusc and lot in Willt-ton, by Dr.
VV. VV..Smith have been -ottlcxl and I
am prepared to give some ootr-w-hsrgatn-
in this dc-rrablc location, —•
Write me Atlanta, Git., ill Stonewall
St. ( H vRJJE dItII.I.MaN.
niav'jYdtmo*.
Registration Notice.
The office of tlie Supcn i-or of Regis
tration wiliheopeti at Ham well on tin*
first Monday in each .month for the
transaction of such business as is au
thorized by law.
, ♦ 11AYNK F. KU E.
tf _ - SlipervisMC.
We have control for this county of
the only successful Gasoline Melt Heat
ing Flat Iron in iIk- yoritl,
A* a blessing to house keej*ers the
English I.anguage I* too jjoor to do it
justice.
Iti* safe, light, clean, easily handled
and saves a world of work to “house
keepers. It gets ready for work -in
'five minute* and never tire* until It*
r.a*k I* done. It costs a quart *r of a
cent Ioa two hours of ironing ami doe-
iw ay with smoke, stmt-, ashes, hot rooms
ind w ood or stove tire*. •
Every man who regard* tlie comfort
of wife or daughter should get one.
E very w oman who wishes to preserve
h*-r Ilea Ith ai.d happiness should have
one. With it; ironing i* a isreakfa-t
spell and she Is stiperlor to uncertain
-ervants. (’all and -ee it work or
w i iie lor fuller iiilormation to
stiiall protits and
their merits^
I will give the l>est price* for rotten
and eonntrv tinxiuce that -'raiglit bu»-
ine«s i-.an ~ ! -- u '
Asking Liy friends particularly and
the imhllt/ generafly to call upon me in
my new i/uarter* before buying or ael-
litig
Wait With a Welcome.
WILLIAM McNAB.
BARNWELL,* S. C
Mo!air & Ca/iff,
Barnwell, S C.
— E-ji . _ . t ___. . .. .
Macliinery -For Sale.
1 Eight Horse Power Bigelow Roiler
and Kng ne, 1
I I-orty-livc Saw Gift and Goudi nser,
I Scofield I ron ( oiton Screw for *»!*•
oiTri-a-oualde term*.
For prices and particular* app’v to
i’. J.DRKW, -
julyf>-2mo* lllackvllle, S: ( .
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The Favored Few
Pick the ripened political plums and the
miiliiU'de niust wait anil wat>-h to gath
er -ueli sliare-jt» tin* tax laws aud the
w holesome adtViiisti i.lioii of affair* in
State and pouiitv niav allow thein. But
t > tlie defeated i»ahdpl*te and the 7»n-
ambitiipis citi/en Hcliel' is nearer, surer
and a plenty for cveryh >dv, atul the
way to ger there Is *o plain and e«-\
tliat no one. need go a-tray.
Master's Sale.
UNITED STATES Cl RtOT COURT,
Tin I’mti 'l Slntts >‘f Auirrica
IHetrict of So'tth Carol,ao.
FOURTH CIRCUIT
fn Iht Circuit
Court.
In Equity.
The Un+rm M
TrustGoiiipaiij> I.iniited,
Gomplaiiiant,
- iigainst ■
F. F. Dtinbar, John T. Parks, a* As
signee aud Receiver of F. F. Dunbar,
Defuipianf*.
FurS'nant to tlie Judgment afti^Or-
dcr ul’t-lH* ( ourt aforesaid made in tin*
alxivc enH l *<l can-e, dared 5th June
IS!'2, and by virine of the Authority
thereby in i..Avested, I will offer lor
Ht l uhlie. Atletloti before the Court
J>f. G. W. Walker,
MAIN‘STREET,
BARNWELL S C*
THE NEWS.
NEWS and GOOD NEWS too for ev-
erylKHly who want* the newest nicest
good* at the very lowest living hard pan
prices ever attempted iu old Barnwell
Jlist Received
FIRST SPRING DRV GOODfi.
Calleoes, Tin s* Goods, Groimries,
Hardware, 'I'ln and Wooden ware and,
in short, al# good* that sensible people
need at this ,time of- the year, ail rhfsp
for cash or countrv produced
Mr. Hen Itavies. in charge,' wil) b«
glad to see and serve hi* former cu»-
umters and the general public.
CHARLESPECHMAVN
II. F
BUST, .A.RDIST, Jr.
H. F. BUIST 4 BRO.
RLA^KVIEI.E, S. C.
—Ihaler* In—
G0FF1M ii4 CX8KETS
ALL STYLES, (Jl AL1T1KS,
A8t>
(trder* promptly tliied and competi
tion in prii^s Uctied.
inarcnD-ly
W. W. MOORE.
Funeral Director,
p t .
ha* kept busy during the dull summer
month* in .studying the market* and
collecting bargain* from all the leading
cities mid iiiatHilactories until he lia.-L
packed every shelf ayd tilled every nook ’
and*corner w ith a stock of General Mer-1'
eliaiiiliS” that i* perfect In Coinpletenesa
TWid bpyund att i-ompetition in cheap
ness. •—
Town people say I am over»to«*ked.
but I know better It might lx* so if 1
were to depend entirely on Ham well
trade, but when my country friends
and the. general public tlnd out how
A
they will share ih the benefit* offered 1 PPOCt/COt HffltjCltlYiQf*>
by my experience and energy In serving
their want*. Cheap and good good-
sale
House at Barnwell, in the County of
Barn well tmd State oTSoutlt Carolina,
on the first Monday in August next, the
day of th
make up for the low price of cotton. So
1 invite everybody from everywhere to
conic to see nty good* and find out my
prices. I don’t undertake to catalogue
them for the li-t. would he too'long for
putoMration. I can aidt all buyers in
I all line* and all that’I ask i* a fair
j chance to prove my word* good,
j Come to Headquarters early and of
ten, singly and iu scores and you will
be w elcome. ,*
N. G. W. WALKER.
same being the 7th day of the uibntli,
between the legal hours for sale, the
♦Vdlowing desoi U>ed- Real E»tal.e-, tlie
• To Repcut.
High Ti
St. T.oul*, Mo.. July
Frake went »p in* bkUoon wUh Madam
Crawford, 'i be naeciuiou wa.*«t.feature
at the-fair groiHid*. -Thecrowd expey*
ted that Frake would cmne down in tlie
parachute w ith the aeronaut. So did
he; but he didn’t. A thrill ra 1 !! throu*fh
the throng when the balloon shot up ■
ward with.Frrfkc after the w'ohkhi liad
started Jew n in the paradiute ThcTf
It waa whispered about in the crowd
that the young man had been an un
willing passenger, ami soon the ex
citement ran mV (ever heat over hi*
probable fate. Hi* chance of reaching
$?;
same li i ig now o lately in tlicposseks-
ion pf F. F. Du 1.1 bar, upon the term*
hereinafter mentii tied:
>-11 that fact or paredvff land lying
and bevng in the County of HaniwHl
and Stale of South Carolina, to wit One
Thousand OOtHi) acre* more or It**,
bounded North bv J’uhiio Road from
Say*nnah £• Augu-ta, on tlie East b
JamUof K. Dunbar and Mr*;-A
Ingram, on tin: Btutlji by Savannah
R'cvei',.and on the M e*thy land* of Mr*.
M. A. Rountree and Sir*. 0. N. George
Also all that other tract or parcel ol
land in tlie said County and stare, . to
D —Roarhe wit.mine hundred and fifty (D5«) acre*
more or It*** liwtw o tract# ’Tract No. I,
eontaijiing *lx liundred ((>00) acres more
or less, hounded Nortli by J. H. ( oi^li-
rair. East by f lic For* R *Val Kailrosd,
South toy St*»*i (teek 2nd West hy iarn’i
ol Julia tloUy. trin No.2,cont(ining
three hundred and fifty (250) aere» more
or lv*'. bon’ided Ndrih hy Miss |iMie
BVabhiiiM.' East by Samuel Dunbar,
South Ivy J. S. Calhoun, ami West by
/ND*. Dgreda ihinbar, elng the plauta
<
-DEALER IX-
( hoiceat Fanry Grooeries.jCpnfectlon-
cry, (!igars, Tobacco, Crockery and
'Tin Ware,kjid other useful and e(ij»>y-
ablejrood* too numerous to inctition, at
l.owr-t I’ossih'e FrleeSC
Doing my ow n w ia*k I haveno ex|>en-
siveqlerk hire to pay. Selling strietly
for easli I make no bad debt*. 'The-e
idruntages help me to undersell all
competition.
J a*k only a trial. Give me a chance
and I will plea-e and RniHt'yuu. All
eir-tomers treated with >qiiareuess and
courtesy.^
■-. >
t^ ground in Mfety wn* excmidlugly
slim. The young man’s body had
diminished Ut a mere iq**ck td the
•training eyes of the brcaiblcs* wit*
tlon formerly owned hy Idi* Brabham.
Term* of sale, one half-cash, the bal
ance in one year with Interest from date
of sale, unpaid purj;lia»e money to be
secured by l>ond of Vim purchaser ami
men gage of the pr .ndse* sold.* Fhr-
cha*er i*> have option of paying all
cash. Fur. lia-cr ue pay for Deed.
HAL*'(’IT I*. GREEN,
S^iecisl Master U. S. ^Circuit Court.
Jul> 11ih 1893. 1
E. W. H0LMAR,
WALKEft S OLD STAND,
RWaqPhllilqg,
Barnwell. 8, C.
F. S. Don’t ask for credit. I can’t
afford to give it an 1 don't Ukj Vo pain
j jour feMlnga by refusing ih
V 7
iJqdertaker,
-\w
BARNWELL, S. C.
Keeps C4iisiaiitly on hand full necks
of CoffitiA aud Caskets of all grades and
qualities.
Competition in- price* met and dis
tanced in every Instance.
No charge ffcr attention to bodies ln«
tended for early burial.
Day calls at Wm. McNnb’s Store.
Night call* at Residence.
Satisfaction guaranteed. -
Call op the lollowlng gentlemen who
are my iintlmrized agent*. All orders
entrusted to t.hcn^wvHl receive pyi»mpv
mill cji ro I n I iif T.#*Ij
and earefill alleiifteh?
J NO. B. ARMSTRONG, Appleton,
S.C. ' *■ ■
G. R. BLAUK, Milieus, #. C. ”
COCHRAN A GKIFFiX, Robbins
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E.R. BUCKINGHAM, Kllenton, S-
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