The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 01, 1897, Image 2
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i*f IUprt**nUlU*t •( Wttl»1nt^
M ft *TOtlii( npoti Un IHnjrUr Ttrtff
^(U, »hlrh pmpnttt to mulct tht onn-
|rj prcMptrout by r«l*1nf »ht prlott of
••p^«tt«^• , l ,, Ifooclt, to thci tlit Trttanrjr
trllf fttn tn mlcMrhm of acme »tve»ity
million dolhrrt to It* yttfly rooolpt*
amcf mtnuftotwrer* will mtil mtny
timet tb«t tnroitirt^o tbolr profit*. The
BUI boa boon whip pod tliftnifth the
Itouee In hot ht»te, but the tlotTgoliip
Senate will be more deliberate *nd per
iapt more tentlble than Sin;ulcer Meed’*
ei*ve-»u bjeett wee*.
The United State* Swpremo Coortby.
g majority vote pave the country»"
gfreeaMe *«rprl*e last week, by de*
elding In the caw of the Uirtteif State*
▼a. the Trantmlwourl Freight A**o-
elatlon that railroad combination* to
maintain rate* are In reatreint of trade
and In vloUtlorfof the anti trim law of
W90. In oonaeqtience of thl* righteoua
deculon the Awoclatlon* that have
kept np pauenger and freight charge*
are going to pteoe*. and rate war* be
tween competing line* wHI become a*
plenilfol a* “plnta of order" in • clor-
ed coo vent Ion
Tllk TftUTtt HKVEaI.EP.
The f ailed kuim Trratnrji at Wa*b-
b«* gold geb*r« In M* «anlw
i to M m«ve talk ef oikee bond
Lin keep np lW*nrdtt •# tke g*»e-
And Ikto rondkt— peuvr*
ike ekode of • •koAow •* a
ike lowp poow ikee kn*
pggy •netaaewgaS eataeS
i f lanaad
gad am^otneae^od toe Ike oeo ookesv
aoepaae •d eaaa^oeang ske I
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TMK COMA 11 FilTIUM CORNKCT.>
, The following qaidailow frogs an *U-
Itnrlal In the Atlanta Conatltutlon ha*
a great deal ot truth In It:
Neverthclea*, It I* a fact which aome
of our reader* rcfnne to gia*p hi lie ea-
tlr«ty,lhai (lie farnier* are.lcM* Mrloti*-
ly hurt by the irormalljv low price of
uolloti iImii llio bualnrM inctrof lice
•outh whodc|N3ndentirely for (he vol
ume and profit of their trade on the
amount of money then the farmcra ru-
celvo for their cotton. It ecetn* hard to
convince tome mind* that the farmer*
themeolvc* are not dependent on the
cotton crop, while the great hulk of
our trade and huainca* U absolutely de
pendent on It. And yat thl* fact will
have U> 1>* clearly graaped and tmdce>
•tood- before there tun l»e any H»*clll-
gent d‘«cuii*loii of any <|uumiIoii that
concern* the price of cotton.
We muet bear in mind the fact that
the great crop of 181)1-8.1 brought more
money Into the Mouth than the short
crop of 18WM)7 I* bringing or will
bring. Then, perhaps, votjic Interested
person— the smullesr'merchant baa
more at »take than the bigg«*t farmer—
will riae and Inquire wn«t the trouble
I*. The raplr 1* that it e cannot hsv« a*
much moofy for trade and business
wM*t the dollar buy* twice a* much of
the nroduct* <>f the farmer* as It
fKjngbt ftmr—year* ago. Ttita fart
would still bold good tf Ilia farmers
tried le reduce their acreage. Wken
the dollar Is someililng more lhaii a
dollar, we most all Im»w before It.
Kusiirc** must lie rut down t« it It.
trade most hr rowtrarfrd to enlt H.
Wbst sboot the farm? to ell, dear
frleads, don't worry about ike Ntrwmr.
Me ts •*'*• t« hide kia Uw*e awd a watt
ike 4*7 whew kwsl.-tews twea open their
eye* u» Ike Iso*—the frwdamowtal far*
- that la tbM I a ad a | ski* lime, ike la-
lerwass el tkw larmae aro mwra tmaaf.
gi*rn lire Attnrwrya every
!• <|U|ms« of their cases and has no*
•pared himself In ishof. At a# hat*
Mated before hlsrapscUv for eotk and
heavy cawa Inuac forluiiht r consid
erntlon, hut Hied decrees In most cases
before the close of the term.
Among the prominent visiting attor
neys of the Inst week were Senator l>.
S, Henderson of Aiken, Joaetih W.
Hnrnwcll and II. A. Hngood of Char
lc»ton f W. r'. 1 IMitighast of llimipton,
L. K. Mo*tcr of Atlanta, and 1*. II.
Itrewater of Maucheatcr, Ga.
On Mat-irslav afternoon Cdl. J. J.
Brown, President of the Barnwell Bar
Aaanchtrbm, presented tin following
Alfred P. Ahlrlch. the Inst of the
•Judges of the obi regime of .South
Cnrollnn, died ntbl* home In Karnwell,
cn the Kith dav of February, 181)7.
A lawyer, soldier, legislator and
Judge In hla time, with many honors
mid distinctions clustering around
each character he nore—above all a
pm riot unswerving In hla fidelity and
devoted to lit* truara, a citizen honored
by hla people and in turn addluy lus
tre to the honor* ho* towed * with ewii-
netiL talents, strong common sense,
polished and embellished by •tndr snd
training, a heart Imbued with kind*
naa* aTu! rmmesy tohhr ftthnr men.
with at tract l«ms. and charms in conver
sation and manners, eloquence, Jertnr.
grace anil equl|Mi|*e as a speaker, con
vincing and dr lighting kls hearers;
living rl*r*e tn tke hear** of M* pn-ple:
b#4 v •
vas t »«As
Now, that ta old
snd tinner* d ago tor
4*>9a the armor
of Itfr to put on ia-
aMTtahly, It lo ffl
(lag ttoot ar. Ills Jua-
loro la kla ck*
mrw profsrmlua ood
trtoads awd odml
nrrs la llfr. do osark
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Tkw following have hewn drawn front
this section In serve n* Juror* at the
* the r lilted Mates IMstrlvt
•ton t
sndurant* appear untiring anj lue«* .^* r l *V'
hauiiltdcr' llelook ihi'papers In a tew ^ ...
Mrautl—ll.t lay Creech, l liner; SI-
a Cave, It* *% well.
Petit—tv. B. uwQtis, White pond,
C. F. (ticks and W. II. Jonrr, blleiilon;
K. U. Kiirmaiir- U. J. Hay, Thomas
C'la k, Uarnwoll.
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A nice, newsy little letter.f?hm M»r«
tin's has g me into the wnste basket,
because the writer’s name did not come
along with It. >Thc> editor must know
.. » o . .. . .i. . thena-me of the writer of®every com-
I remnblc ami ResoluUon* to the Court, rnunlcatlon published to keep from be-
and they were ordered by the I residing jug victimized by inlachtevoua-persons. ,
.tudgu tn be sp’-eiid n<\ tin* mtimw*; N-rrhrrtty except "the trdttor knows the 0.3.1.
^rtrarf n AWiBkrtr „f ,ho names of conespondents. who'can Hgn !
any nsMimed name they please to, but
they must give tlieir real names, e ther
on a separate little slip or In left hand
bottom corner of Inst page, before their
letter can he printed.
When In need of (Jrocerie* give IV.
W. Moore a trial. You ran go further
but yon I’ be sure to fare worse.
Notice of Final Settlement. ”
XiiUce L* hcrebr given that the un.
gmdwiii tie b r dial ac<<u t
wiili | . S. tocrk«. Beq.. Judge of Pro
bate, on Haturdav the 1st day of May
I'd.;, at ten o’clock 4n the fi>rennon a*
AdmlnNtrktrix of ibe K*tatr nf F. II.
Kllllwgswiifik. iKi-savaJ, and ask for
Igtlais l*i.ml»*«-rv.
JAXK KlU.I.Nt^tookrR.
Adailautratrlg
Carolina Midland R’y.
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TW skew *S* lh* f«vr*l% made hy
RO ROOM 1 pm
IMPR0V€M6NT,
Hut Gormully and Jeffery Maiiufactnrlng Cn.. the
iKmicinenfiiUBiiin.
Willi their vast rcmur.-cs b.r building bicycles, and Krpcrt* constantly atudylaf
Improvement*, they have improved beyond the most sanguine e»i»ooUtlon,
fa stl.H a* ever at the front In IM PROVED bicycle «;ona*ructlon, and notwltb-
staading costly Ittipfovemehis In this famous wheel the price for
1897 RAMBLERS IS $80.
I ALSO SELL THL
Next Best to "RAMBLERS,
Prices $35, $40, 850 and $05, all fitted with
The Great fr&J.llRES
w hich are easily
repaired In care
of puncture.
Will l*e pleased to have vmt call aml’luapect my line of Ramblers and Ideals
st my SlT-iPlAL HICYf’LK DISPLAY ROOM or I will be pleased to call oa
anvotie wishing to purchase or trade. I usually have on hand
SHCON I) J1AXP BICYCLES
that I sell at low price*.
1 am bettei tin-partd than ever to Jo
3.4t
I 30
4.19 I
3 »' 4.09
SPEtTAlLES
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and »III hv'plcaw d tuhave work from afl surroiimling towns a*»d will do mv
hv«t to return promptly* If you want to buy a wbcvl Ivt me know It. to rlta icf
Kamblct and (•leal t'ata'og*. •
W. M GARVIN. Manager. Blackville, S. C.
FACT. X0T FICTION.
19 tub otex
Secret of Success
In Kv«*ry Il«*i>uin1 do Biu-i 1
LEROY MOLAIR
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Ct*f sat upon • kill.
It I* a mortifying and nwlaacholy
•pacta* if when a paity that ought to
hat* ruAlloual rontrot of U<e goiern-
ment sits down sod waits lo recover
u,w>n the wpskin-M and blnodrring nf
Its adverssrr and r.ol u|m>ii Die stivngtb
of its ow n cause and title.
Perhaps the Democratic party has
linen cold and hungry ao long that
whenever it get* In comfortable quar
ter* it becomes sleepy and undertake* to
provide for the future by getting gar
den *eed«, a pproprlationa for public
buildings and improvements of oyster
bank harbors and knee deep creek*.
And again, in all the magnilicence of
Uncle Sam’* quarters In Washington,
with pay day coming once a month, the
average statesman'is likely to think
more of hla own ease and imj ortapce
than of the home folks and their hard
times. And it strikes n» that it would
be very helpful if each State had to pay
Rie per diem and mileage and perqui
sites of it*own Senators and Represen
tative*. lor limn they would be Coutimi-
ally reminded that the people are their
masters.
The Democratie dally papers in their
reports of Ike proceeding* of Congress
loll eiultiwgly of the vigor aod earnest-
ness with which Um minority iu the
1 of RepremnlaUvoa. ■ ode r toad-
•rahip ft ywwg lUltoy ti Teaaa, Ues-
kr at
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, thr moor*
; very sptrli of the l(
I in regard 10 himetaliUm. for It
j vide* lor a H*i rent <l<dl«r, nnc
IMMS
ikev
Ilk
It rarrvrs owl Ike
ptihliv-an platform
pr«»-
Lur
gold ami iln- other half *l|*er. If the
stiver *b pre A |*U «, the g«d<l will vtirely
apf)reci4te, and thus the i‘omhine«| val
ue of the two metals equalises the face
value of the bimetallic certificate and
keep* it* face talue at lu) cents. Cin
der any c brume tan res the holder* of
the rertllicutf» can demand of the (iov-
ernment 54cents in gold and 50 cents in
SltTCTV
Wlien the question cornea up for con
sideration, Mr. Skinner says, it will be
dillicult for the single, gold standard
men to successfully oppose it. Senator
Chandler and other Republicans who
are interested in carrying out the Re
publican promises in behalf of bimetal
lism have examined the bill and they
declare that It will challenge the
thoughtful consideration of evervone
who honestly believe* in * a bhnetallie
currency system.
Senator Tillman was one of the first
callers at the White House on last
Thursday. President McKinley
promptly sent word to have him admit
ted and they had a chat of ten minute*,
apparently of great interest to each
other. The Pnsident inquired bow
the Senator liked his work and whatkec
thfngs were quiet enough fur him; also
dealrcd to know If the piling* of tbe
pitch fork were sharpened. The Pres-
tdowl •apr»s*ed tko belief that tke pwo-
•age of a lari A kill wonhl do much to
hri(fct*w Itoiags op la toe raontry
“toell ae alii sea ak*i H Bill da,"
•asd THtomm **1 ka*« toot rke pa-
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kwi sawd hags and p-ai|awary htlte
dwm* ksve kept ika H—•«•* bar •. Tk«
MlswWsippi c-«nvlri* Hate keen senl
• here and al threaieneil |adnta all able
IhmII d men n>nscrlpte«l anil put tn
work and kept at It, day and night.
There will he no .Sundays there until
Ik* river fall*;
Willi* L. Moore, Seperintendent of
the rmled States Weather bureau, ha*
aib i»cd people living in the M i««fsvippi
valley Where previous lb><>iN have
reached, to Hce with tbelr stock antT
moveable iNisss'ssions to the hills, a*
tbe river will continue to rb»e -below
Helena, Arkansas, until April Itnh.
Later: The levee* 011 the Eastern
side of the river began giving way on I
Monday night and the moiling waters
are overflowing a wide territory of the
be«t land in Mississippi. The river is
from one and » half tp three feet above
any previous record."
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MERCY TO MURPHY,
A. IIO WARDTATTER80N.
Muster.
Ft May last was tbe day appointerl
for the banging *t Orangeburg of Dan
iel C. Murphy, found guilty by jt jury
of the murder of Tre-asurer" Robert
Copea, soma two years ago. City At
torney M. P. Carroll of August* was
employed by Murphy's brother, an Au
gusta policeman, to represent the con
demned man In a last appeal to the
Oovermir for clemency. The woman,
Ciemmic Harrs, who leatiflcd again*!
Murphy an strongly on Ui« trial, came
forward making oath that she ha 1 been
bought up by the detectiiea and hud Til* UaDtaaicaaiv Ifavixa Jra
falw w»tnr»«, A third eoastn of | ~ La< tbo Wit« OavaTCass
a Wau. SaLactan
brut a or
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.•met I of eat. ky k*r
lea *d tit*as Uallle Susen
olkti V.
egulnet
J. M. Wood a* Kim*mr nf th*- las; wl*l
end t*statv<ent of W. I,. Wooil, de-
ccmwwl, Willie J. W'atel l^iwther
W'oimI and Haskell Wood, iH-fnid-
anla.
tvarattr nx accovutixo.
BY VIRIT E Of A DK< RF f AT.
order to me direcied In the above cn
tilled cause I will sell at Barnwell, In
front of the Court House, on Monday,
the fifth day of April, 181)7, it
being salcsday in suld month, w ilhin
the legal hours of sale, the following
described real property :
Ail that piece, parcel or tract of land
situate in the County and State afore
said, knitwa as the Elliott Reed tract/
containing ono hundred and twenty
acre* more or less and bounded North
by lands of Bennett and Hair; East by
Elijah Reed tract; Sonth by Dr. Storn
and West by Dr. Storn.
Terms One-third cash aj>d the balance
on one year’s time witjf interest on the
credit portion from date of sale at. the
rate of eight per cent" tier, annum till
paid, with the option to the purchaser
to pay all cash.
NEW GROCERY
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Ar iolumhia
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Lv Columbia
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Kliigvllle
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Fort Motte ..
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St. Matthews
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Orangeburg ..
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7 22 pm
Ar Charleston
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8 00 pm
l.v Charleston....
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5 30 pm
Branchville. .
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7 50 pm
Bamberg
8 lit pm
Denmark
8 31 pm
Blackville.. ..
....10 10 am
8 50 pm
Williston......
...10 27 am
!) 10 pm
"Aiken
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0 57 pm
AT August* >.
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A iken
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