University of South Carolina Libraries
John W. Holmes, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. ifctt8C*T COtfNTf OIRCUl.ATtON iHtRSDAY,OCT60Kn 3. I8>9. Ki-b^crctAry of St*U lUyanl r*fu*» to bo th^ I>«morr*tlc rand!ct»to lor rhe Um^rnonihip of Doliwar*. Mr. Rt>»rd is a wan of f^tvsl^fit. Ho is to be married ibis fall. I'niil hit status in hla own housoh^Od shall be derthlb iy settled, he wisely prefers to keep his hack seat. / Adopted as tbs County Organ by the (Jaun ty Allianea .fulyftth, lie# \1. J\ FATi:, Ai«4n uia L'oiids, To wl.nm «U CommuLkatluLs on Alliance all sub-Aliiances to a«t immediately upon this iroportant measure, i ('mil the kxelMUxe is put Into ope ration, the State Business Axont, Mr. M. L IlonaldsoBt, of Greenville, will serve the order a* host he can w lih tho limited facilitivs at home. Ladies Wanted Mattera abotild b* ad'.lrvwnl. Gov. David B. Hin, of New York, has accepted an fnvftstlon to attend the Piedmont Fair at Atlanta and deliver an addreas about the middle of this month. It Is possible that he may ae- cept an Invitation from the people of these Gnlted States to make a speech vfrom theTKaat Portico of the oanital at .AVashinffton, D. C. o» the »)urth of March, 18911. If so he. will' be fntrod(iced by Kx- Prrsldent Benjamin Harrison. ■ Ill kaa JotseS JarkMB. Gen. D. H. Hill died in Charlotte, X C. on last Thursday of cancer 'of tin* stomach, aged G8 years. He was a native of York district in tils State and was educated at West rotbt. Me served 16 the *iexfcan waV and was the first .American soldier to wo the city of Mexico. He was twice brevetted for gallantry in that strug- Klo- - ^ At the beginning of the Utc w ar be tween the States he went to Virginia In -^mmand of the 1st North Carolina reg iment and was In ihe first battle. Big Bethel, 10th June, ,1801. He was in Tu-MOkcoW. Weather puruiltting there w ill he a greater gathering In Barnwell to mor row than there hn«* been since the Hampton Campaign of 1870. Tncn the g«H*d people of thn State touched elbows in a supreme atniggle to throw off tin* yoke of tire alien and \ * stranger and to bring liack Home Buie and all (he long trrfiu of blessing* fol lowing t lie restoration of strong, honest ami Impart!*) government. Tbsy weu. Now the j>eo|>le of the South, the ag riculturist* who plant anil grow- flic seeds of the country’i* greatness but do not reap its abundant harvests, are thrilled in a final effort to free them-, selves, their families and liicir fortunes from tlie the tyranny of trusts and the unfeeling oppression of bloated capital. And they w HI v* in. it will be an-asscmblage In which fellow ship will l>» an iionur. ^ Kur good mcn^uti lnic who have perilled all in oilier and stormier time* w ill !*<• lu re, ♦ _ and with them will cometlo* sons tli.it Jiave grow n t«» manhood under peaceful | skies, but w hose Tn-.trts hwre been made Strong by the tircside stories that they have heard rrf tlie pi'rils tiiat tlulr fatliers have dared under tin- shadow One^fourjh of New York’s cotton re- evipta to date this season have been covered with cotton bagging. Col. Terrell may accept an Invita tion to visit Charleston on the Kith inst. ami, as a corn sjMuident puts it, “de liver a leefnre for tlie benctlt and edu cation of the cotton factors and buyers and shippers. M It is a good sign to see the fanners hauling so many seed oats from the different towns. It shows that they do hot intend to ( |ose the good grip that this year’s crops have, given them. It will be a better, sign next year when tboy save their ou u soed and have none to buy. 'Ir. S. W. Karos, w bo ha* been beln- ing Dr. W. B. Rice organize sub-Alli ance* In Hampton county, tells us that the farmers in the young county arc a* “hot as hoeuakes’’ in tlie good oau*c. ‘They were bite in «turting hut arc mak ing up for the delay by lively seal and diligence. Their, Ciumty Alliance was organized on'Mondky. A merchant, w ho has not bekn*n ar dent admirer of the Alliance, told a member of The Kloclk family* a few da vs ago, that- hl* farmer customer* are paying their debt* hotter than they have ever done IxTore. Thatsurtof hualncts gospel i* hound to w in converts to the cause of tlie AJliai ce. ft will save the merchants—from losses and keep the good man from jmying the debts of the ilonhtfnl. x" Mrs. Mo/air’s -« ' * 4 t Ne w Store, AVAINSTHEET, (CAVES OU) STAND) Firsk door West of Tobin’s Drug Store, To see. admire and purchase the best and most ncautiful Millinery Goods ever brought to Barnwell at urlceatbat challenge approbation and defy coui|)e- titioo. The stock ii complete, embracing all gooils in the millinery Tine that are needed to adorn uud make happy Hie fair sex and to charm and captivate the lords of creation. Without attempting the Impossible task of enutlwraiiog its attractions Mrs. Molaircontent*hvr>elf with invi'iug the ladje* of all the poun* ty to mill and he convinced tiiat they can he suited w |th goods that can not he excelled in piore pretentious places ami at prices that can not be under quoted any w here. MISS CKfTL Ml’KRAY; formerly with Armatrong, (’ater »t Co,, Balti- New Advertisements. Jas. B. Burckhalter. feck execution, 1h in charge of the tripi ining department-and will he happy.-to surprise the ladles with her beautiful artistic combinations. ^ . Dress Goods in all tlie late ami most |>opular and ap proved fabrics w ill b« found at the old stand which has so long been bead- many battles at beven Tines his UivU- The Mtar crus-t d Msg. ■ . . . Ion was the only one that pulled a trig- | n tkU array, the. hope of tlie 1 ^Vont c'yaV.'Ing nml' h^vcitlgation of team prices. grr. Hr rtwetothrrawk wf Metttrwnm General and surrendered with J„ K. Johnston. After the w aflte returned to teaching until his health failed a short time ago. He was a brother-in-law of Htonew all Jackson, and like him w as a strong Presbyterian. His last words were ‘ Nearer There ” k«M Mvsda). “All road overseers In the county are requested to meet the ('ommissioncs at Barnwell on Monday. 7th Ocfcolier, prox., for the consideration of matters of great public Importance.’’ 8o re*tls a notb'e tlisl has t»c(ti pub lished for the last mouth in The Tr.o- ri.» It is desired by the Comniis«.ion- ers that evcrylHaly shall arrive at a bet ter understanding of the road law a. Judge Maher, the adviser of the Beard, js ill explain the provisions of the law^bn tiiat subject and there wilt he a general iliacussion of the merits and demerits of the present system Good cannot fail to result from such an interchange of opinion and experience. A similar convention was helical ('bea ter a couple of months ago. It was largely attended and proved so Inter- eating that it rentalued In session sev eral hours. There seems to l»e now a w ide and strong feeling throughout the .Htat* in favor of changtug so that the roads shall be worked by taxation. It la well, therefore, that the people of Barnwell shall consider what is best to he done. The action of next Monday’s meeting will, no doubt, largely influ ence the action of the next Legislature. *0 IX MtAfK. It begins to look like busine*s. The desire of the colored j*eople to leave tlie South promises to spread like a prairie fire. Already forty thousand are book ed to go from North Carolina to tlie val- country’s future, there will be Hii illus- 1 4 • into collection of claims w ill receive tratimi of the virtues time best adorn s and dt*’f«*ud tlie commonwealth. And ! we (tope and oxjH'ct to Iw able to record tlie fact next week that Fridav'* sun careful attention. Truiii|ftm**.* in hu*ino«s always ob served. Uttice over 'robin's l)rug Stop*. oct3 seplO-tf MU'*. MOT.A I R. Barnwell C. H., S. C. W. H. KENNEDY ■H without»rfn K i. miwimnno* ,o „.»r | Masters Notice to Creditors. the day’s perfection, apd that not one dlacordaiit dilTerence spoiled its Imr- mony. For the Alliance^* an order of virtue ami let none forget that to-imh- row ia, of all days, one on wbisb men sbuuid tuanile-t mastersbip of thcui- salves and self restraint Trom iiftiul- genoe in tboae human frailties that bring reproach u|>on the ac tors and sorrow to their friends and kindred. I.et it be s sober dav. Triscllla McMillan ot al Plaintiffs, ' against Mary T. Caved ai* Defendants. BY V IRTCKof an order mane In tlie above cau-H all creditors ami »; er-dh* Williston, S. C: With oxer twenty year*of mercantile experience behind me, during whicli I have fortunately been able to give groat sati'lfniriion to up ever lnmasin>r tmm- holdlng clams against the estate of heretf customer*, I assure toy friend* < a>a, deceased, are uotitied : uml the general public tbst I wlll'ium Matt be w J to prove the same liefore me. tin* -nder signeil^ M.iste*-, at Barnwell Court ■ j House on the I Ifh dav of Octolwr, G. DUNCAN BKU.INGKR, Mas'er. Master's Oflicc. October 1st, t8eP. JIH’td til Estate of /. S. Bamberg. w ■ • Ocdltort will render their claims, duly attested, and debtor* will make S rompt payment, to my attorney^ J. J. iaher, at Barnwell C U. * Beptombe.r-28, 1^9. MKS. N. J. BAMBERG, scp2f.-t‘.v . Administratrix. * _ _ * * - Notice to Iiebttfs an I (’n’ditors. Probate Judge s Sale, Staf of South farol n* \ />< the I'k I**- Ifnmrell C nutu. J (burl, X, T. Kirkland, Sr , IMaiuttfV, . it&viml Sallie D Brnbh:’.ni. .lame* V. Br.ddnw. nod other m'tditor* of M.«rtunJ. Btab- Iiuuj, cUcruM'd, Defctid.inti, i t On Monday, the 7th d.«v of Oetobor. . ’ it in-ing saiedav in said inonrh. 1 All persons having jUlm*8gait'-‘t ibe , W |,j HO n af B Hr .iwcil, In trout of tld* Tort Kniiil ani 1 Aii.nsta Kni way. « A t'orsT a , G a. SefitcrtUic r ‘J. 1889. On and after lid* dute the p»>rcngcr train* ‘'sill nni a*t(>How* b> ftnli meridian tune: - Soi lit Hot M*. x ^ ''e.n.-Jl i.M.ii i.H. Tj'.m. : estatiiof B K. Anderson, deceased, are ( ^urt House, within tlie legal iumrs of requested to pre>.cnt them duly tutested, sn i ( , , n ^ f . r n ’, u | f,y virtoe of aOfodor .of and all person* liideRlfed to the *aiil e*- ; tbi*Vouit, in urn .shove < miti* can--., trite arc'n^quired to make pa.wmqij to ^ e<il q u; r date lbe 21st day of Augnvf, tlit uniler-vigned. ^ ^ ^ 1889, the roH nvilig described tiirce a^p- , lajj* Y ST N ^ t-. I < lo,. .t... - ^ n r)* te. i rac’.s of lii'ini: . 'v!» Admlubtyatov, ,•!) TRACI'NO k—All tint tract or.par-I RCpl9-4w ^ Klko, S C | (><i ] u j juj.fj s11natcd in l»;iU>rd * Bridge J •... . “Tr 777 ~ 1 to.vf.-hip, in till- county and Mate, cm, i MlQilUOQS to A BSCnt x)( ieil 9lllS. j mpiing ttiirty-tbre#* acres, upun wliteli—* Slat' o f South Cvrolima,) Court of Common Uamu'U C< t*nty. ( . > lints. at WMONS FOR f.F.I.1KK. {.Co#' a ut n »t Screed) James D. Krwiq, Executor of th“ will of Dr. William R. Krivin, I’laiutiil', against •» • Lenoir.M. Erwin, Marlon Erwin, Mr*. Jnlia A. Howell, Evan T. Hoivdl, Clark Howell, Albert HoweiJ, Ktlre Turk Howell, Ida Krw in How ell, Ros- sic Wade Howell, Annie Whde Jli»w- i — -irdat d tin- rceidence t*i the late Martin J. Brahlnffti, ib’ca-id. and- hoiitided mi the NVrHV by 1::ml- of Mr*. S. D.'Brahhain and T i.-tct No. 2 form erly own- d by Martin J. Brahbam, de- r.-a-ed, on the Ka-t l‘V I ract No. 2, on. tho South ami We>t by lands ot Mr-. >. Mr. Bnih!ia:n. TR \< T No. 2 —C> nt-ining I 'e.acj-.-s and bounded on the North* by land* of Mr*. Jane lb -t, oift'ic ICx-t hyTV'TiPt No. J, on i lo* South Li laui!- of M r*. Marv Wiison, on the. 1Ve*t by land* of Mr*. S. D. Ur • hliam ami T raci No 1. 'i R \( T NO. :t.—Co:.;al!,ing-Jri'. acrC- n ttie-Nm-rn tTv—tand? of | irkiami, ou I tic ! kv Augiisia, Ar Llletllou, Rolibi I.*, * Mill*It, AJ artiiH, BcUio'c, A uplctolk A Uendal*', kv Vlleudalc, Ar Campbe’Iton, Brunson, Hampton, s Y.i.-nville, . /. McNeill's. CnmiiHiig’s, EaiTy Branch. Yema**ee, (’oo-aw , Beauf ‘if, i J ort Hov.ik . 5 I Hi i in ; ' «»at 112 « f»7 1 (*.' 7 :W 2 (o • 7 6( 2 K*" 8 09 2 2> _ _.j 8 27 2 Jii ( S 4."» 2 T(> w 4.T tj .T.*) *> 4o 2 r>:i : c. o; c. r»r> y i j 3 01 H 20 7 Os. y J2 J 22 *» 4.*. 7 30 10 Or* .‘5 27 8 aw 7 37 Id I a 3 40, 7 4 7 7 ."'(l ;; 14 7 25 7 &> 10 4.1 ..1 : k- s i»; il op 4 10 h ir> 8 2f* 11 2a w 411 y ;*«• '.1 22 . r. 0.*) 10 :h» y 60' li 2. 10 ;c in 0 Noli 11 Bor.M». M.M.+U.M. ell, Kvnn T. How< 1I,*Jr.. Mrs. Ida I Woo<iward, Jantc* F. NVnndu'iH'd.'KJ- nn d Loun h-d ’de N. r Teii \ ail Udcdwarcf, f )a' >y Erwin Mr*. Jane Jie-T and A. K 'Vood>\ard, Ma IIowpU \\ oocl>Nard, hylHiidsoi .) d. !*• il'ii i.o, (*i* \ i.c iimre, a'alv of exquts-itt- ta*tranrl prr-4--Erwin U(H)dward, Eduard C. N'ad'*, Sou Hi l»\ laml-ot -h—J llia'i am and Sr. Edward C. Wade, J r., Ben jamii, lamU of Mr- Mary W ( ,i, ilie V. e>i V. Waili, MunrrE. W4.de, Erwin M. ; Tv Mr**. Mary U ii-..n'- :a:.d- ai-d lid: W’ade, Annie K. Milh*r. Churle* J. No. 2. * * . w ade, Mary I-al»c!l Erwin' l.i!b* Cr- TERMS OF SA I.Ei-Oiu; h iK ca*b -w4-Hv Ju4ia -Krw♦ n■ K4Hm .uakaac t :..-.oi:-a t Wngnon, Kpllie Augustus \\ i i 1 iin * "i'k il.tc:—t :;f -e\< | p- :'ce:,l.-. scelllc,’, : 7 m 7 1 7 4;> n o.*i 1) ny y A James 1) Krw pi, R(d»crt Erw in, l I\ *- *e* M. Erwin, Joseph Erwin, Annie K. Martin, Jones 11. C. All nml T. A. Krwin, Lhdcndants. To the Defendants': b\ bund and nioitgaje^i thH,pr*-mi*i *. I he i>Ui , T | a*i‘i - m Ir iVe the upLiotl to pay all 1 asli ir they i<* clcot. . —I Burchn-er to pin* l«>r pTper*. - ! J. O. i*.\T I'KRSON. S: T B. ('. D'.thsv-pi. Isai. ~f*'‘4' , d-td. !.\ Tuft Roy Hi, . BehUTuTt, (’oc-awj, Y( m issce, Early Bram !i. Cui;i!pi:igs. McNeill Yarijv ille, llaininnn. Ar Branson, ~>2 l.v*t'Hnrpl'eltton. 10 (M* A-AlleTJIale, Ml 2 E v A Hen Tale, 10 2 » .j—A-pfdviUiU, - - _i0— BeidiK*. 10 J.* AtHriin'*, 0* • ^ MJ1 let *, — Robbins, KllentHii, Ar Aueiista. 2 00 2 2(* y, (Ki nn ITT ll.uu. 11 *22 11 :r. 1*. M ’CM, 4 20 4 ;;r. - :» 03 li (Hi 11 50 .i.v, li 17 12 2H .V tiit'fr 3(1 12 4 S 5 f‘2-pL,34 12 5i» li 13 (i 1> 1 20 G 55 .1 30 7 15 2 (Hi 7 27 2 17 7 45 2 42 7 ..2 42 2 1 3 15 7 3 3 4 J I H 4 38 i> nii 2H li l> 7 05 7 3u _ * I r.TTl . -*Dai;v «-\( 12 4-” I'.AJ. •t Nii'd »v. I-Siinduy nid>. N;Tuu ms in Ab'f-i IhTHdtlor St'l‘r rtf v,Ci'T'dimt, CoUntv.i't IliruutU. * ' In (I r • Vt fen N ad Woudw a riT, _ 1»a 1v E rw., 11 Woodward. Ida ffowel I Win >d w srd, Krwiu U iindwarrt. PITw-rirdM*. TV*;; b-. Sr , E(1 ward C. H inh‘, Jr , B •njHiii.in E. Wade, Maucr I,. Wade, fTrwiti yf!” Wade*, Annie K. Miller, < baile* J. 'J r.oLJi,'! nniu tiny T «P/.«7 w. R,Christie, against — L. li. I lay, DefelrdalM k. B. < Ikv. D-fcnda'lt : Cmiipi 1 iky I • ‘ferulant bat tug he, ii ni. 1unto me ! \ tb llaiiuti iiTuiulilT that iu». a,* it to iiim*i,i th -nni ul I l,; r \-eig l'iT- and nil » . \ . •.. . M .vje.c-ir B:i: n w twenty-(ia‘\ - fr. m th- »»1 v i , -mnii,(•.»)-: exeln-i\e dl -m b i j .i\ lug Congrea* to provide for general (Hilonizatlon in aome Northw estcni Ter- ritory. But the moat impressive Indication is found !u the action of tlie recent Na tional convention of colored Baptist* held in Indianapolis. There are a mil? lion and a quarter colored member* of that denomination In the United State*. Thii convention wa* mmpoacd of two hundred and over leading minister*. It mmained in aeaaloii fora week mu! after a. gr-at many apeecbe* unanimously passed reaoluUvaia neking the President of the United State* to recommend Unit Congress appropriate $60,000,000 to aid tile colored people to leave the .South. It would, no douht, be best for all concerned that there should bo a grad ual exodus that should continue until the aeparation of the race* is complete. Tux Pkopmc hope* that the colored shepherds will be able to lead their flock* until ail ahali he gathered In their w ished for tVeafern fo4de, aifd that H+« Tln-a air»«a. A gn at many ginners are careless hIkxiI fastening the ends of the cotton bates. T’iie covering, wlietiier oott> u or Jute, slvoul.l lm sewn aocurely w ith twine. Complaint* are thick fcimi tiie New Kuglaml cotton mills to Chtric*- I ton of tlie bad condition in w hich many bale* arc roceived. In loading and un loading the cars the rough lab tear the ends open and tlie cotton fail* out aa tiio bale* are hauled about. Eight fingered people too take .id\kill- age of Llie opportunities *0 offered Pu«(|>un»n**t. There l»elng n general desire to at tend the Alliance meeting at Barnwell 4 C. H. on Friday next, the regu+ar cot ton sale v | •|H>i pled at Wlliiston will be postponed, . Alllsre- C'oltnR *«)*■. At Grahams, pn Wednesda • last, Air. 1. Rich bought the' Alliance cotton at 10.03. At Biackvllle, on TTiursilav, Mr Si ALLIANCE STORE. P. Ul. Farrell, Ikeuter In (Jeneml .Ylerchnnclls^. i«i„ac’KVie.l.k:. h. huppllcs the following Alliances; Sa- . iem, (Hunt'* BrancJi, Oaklaiul, Hcrt-u- timu* to bold, in the Inline a* 1 have done for years, __ The Front Rank. My Stocks In all lines are now com- ple c and in *tyh;». qualities and prices can not fall to p1ci*e tlie most rx ictlng tastes and the mo*t economical dirjH**i- llons. Without attempting to go into partic ular* I invite an Inspection with tlie coniidcnt belief tiiat i can Please the People and profit them too, bift'-r than other dealers imnarkets that boa*t more and Healing 2>pilug*, Reedy Brancli, I fall short of their professions. That ha* been proven frequently In the pa*t and during tid* trade season it can be. established by everybo y. New Forest, l>aiildi ami 44eorge’a (/reck. Cotton and other Country l>ouglu at l>eti current prices Tond, Ashleigh Troduce oct.T-tf •I Quarterly Statement- •' OF TUF. Bank of Barnwell, S. C., ■ Xs At tfic close of Hnsineas October 1*t, 18s0. in maonisnee with mu Act of the licticrul A*- scUlhlv. A c 8 KT8. (rj- of thwMirefwidyip». Ttr North*tJfV>rrrj ttmn Brnsm Untglvt; isrclixg Bf ."nr'": gla hundreds are signing petitions ask- ’ ' A *' BarnweB, on I bu-rMlay, (.-ok Mike r 7.: : tir Onfurre** ti) nrnrkie fnrr...iersl BroW II bought, paying 1(>. f IU-ftl K itir Conirress to nrorlde for ct neral At. W HlIsU.n, on Friday, Mr. v A. J. KurmtureunU Klxtnrv Weatbcrsbee iKiuglit, paying ll* l-lGlor (.’urnrt Efsens-* v “Alliance uniform'’ and 10* for jute Due by Lank* und Bunkers? coverings. ' Fair Dealing, Good Goods and LOW TRICKS are the leading plank* in my btisme-* platform, and *twnditig on and to tho*e principica I shall expect even a larger measure of public patronage than I lime ever re ceived. COTTOlsT; TTfe highest possible ca*h price* paid fur couAn aipl nil country moilueo and f)i*cc>onts..T....k.. — ...fin 1.004.17 tlie. lowest-diving Jigure- for all mur* 7l r.fi lledlSWBlb.1 Nof.s Tnrsn^rVian'ifRT.Tr ' Itate T/Ncrr-rf » 1 \ A no Ilk Xurriwest. Tlie National ('onipiittce of the Far mer*’ Alliance met In Atlanta on Mon day. It was found tiiat a suflicicnt numlK'r of Cotton Kxcha.)<?*)* bad not Currency 6.*“8t 12 1.04.1 G . 17.874 v 13.281).itl 1 #ir^,3aii).85 ETABIklTIEH. Capital pnld it» x $ flo.noii.oo 1 Suriiluv. l.'-AJl' OU mils Pavnble As.--- KuffUKamntvd Notes J- approved tlM a-*iionof the New Orlean* ! ^eu^llink^am^BaDl^' Exchange in, regulating the tare on cot- ‘ ton, and the follow ing resolutions were accordingly adopted : Every iTmner is hereby inatrueted, w hen ofTering for sale cotton wrapped in colpm bagging, to demand payment for eight pound* more of cotton than the actual gross w eight of sueli hale. Kcaolved, That thin action i* intended W. IJ. KF.XSt'J) J’’ N, • •apl'J ' Willi-t.)ii, s. C. Apj)licat:«n fur Final Din lur^e. Notice 1* hereby'given that the nn- derkigued will tile ids final account with J. O. CattoroOh, Esq.,'Judge of Trohate, on Monday, the 21*t Alay of October next at lb o'clock in the fore noon. a* Executor of the estate of Wqi. R. Taekcr, deceased, and ask for Let ter* Dismissory. C. J. TARKER, Executor. sepliMw BAHNwau., 8. C, October 1st, l* THE STATE OF SOUTH t AKULINA Peraonally apis-ami before me. 1 Mpo. J. ITidivided Profit-. S.mtf l4i 04,7(H).: 5 4U»5 15.0U0 'Hi 7,823 $153,: <20.85 SIMONS, Cashier, who ufsin oath, dejniM-* that the foregoliix aatum.T.t is correct nn*j ... . tme to the beat of his knowledge utij belief, to supersede and take the place of the , 8 * or r,*to and*ub*critail before me, thU2nd previous action and Instructions in re- ' gard to the tare question. In tio case *bu 1 a bale of cotton be sold subject to a dock of sixteen pounds for cotton bag : ging or twenty-four jrou ida for Jute I bagging as agreed upon in New Or- 1 leans unless tin* cotton bo sold At half a ! cent per pound Jn advance of the cur rent price at tiiat time and place, 1 ** w ui j . . 1 Further instructions will be given no l«ml, b« If ft bohlnd. o ton K It Ukf. th( . , JrUer Lv the Na ,|n,n.l Cotton Coin- day of Octoljcr. 18MM. WM. Ml NAB. Notary Public. THKO. J. SIMONS, Cashier Attest: . ' ' M1KF. BROWN. \ A P. MAN VILER, v Director* W. II. DUNCAN, ) oct3-1 w (1001) MEDICINES. the last surplus cent In the United States Treasury to gar them there. The New York Fashion Bazar for October Is now before us with the flrat full descriptions and plates of the new fall modes. The Bazar oofored plates of ladles' and children's fashions are exceedingly beautiful and stylish. The large number of engravings make the Bazar one of the most complete fashion E erlodicals Tor dress-maker* published » this country. For all ladies w ho su pervise and prepare their own ward- mjttec on the Jdth of October, through the president of each County Alliance, Wheel or Union nt the county sltoa, where tlie president of each primary al liance, wheel or union will meet them to tccelve the same. KUte Alllaact lixrltssfr Mr. Lucas McIntosh, chairman of tlie State executive Committee, publUha* the follow ing notice to Sub-Alliances in tlie last issue of the Cotton Riant: - It is deemed important by the Execu tive Committee of tlte Stale Alliance X w The Hilliston, S. C., Alliance Sale Dav for Cotton Is on each Friday In the nbffuvrwoTvtlOTbte laT»r»»»tlnn. ZJl 'luTStolT ^ I f ." n " > ? on . ""I»' Klko - s - on “">• and In depnrtai-nt of chlWrm'i raubllatx'ri its. rarlr .'d.r a. * n tllf afternoon. garments ft Is uiiriv$leiL The litervy ix>nrents of the Octi>ber number are unuauaTly -varied and attractive. In addition to the serials by Edna Lyal), Melmburg, and other*, there are very Interesting sketches by Mildred Went worth '!>*», Mary E. Bryan, Hhiriey Browne, and a oaeful article on '“The Metropolitan Fashion*for Autumn,': by Mrs. N. 8- 8 to well, liiore are the usual departmeiitf devoted to embreideries, etiquette, and affawers to correspond ent*. A sample copy will be aent to any address on ret'^ipt of 25 cents bv the publislter, George Munro, 17 u, 27 Vandewater street. New York, fly eubaeriptlon. $3 pgr year. established at as early a'day as i>os*i ble.; and tiiat there may he no delay in putting it Into practicable ojM-ration, tiie sob-Alliances are urged to nt miee ratify the plan adopU'dHn July by the State Alliance, subscfllM? their pro rata shares to its capital stock and proceed to collect the first installment of twen ty-five |>«r cent A* *oon as the plan is mtltlcd by a nut)-Alliance, a eub-Tius- tee v'tockbolder should lie elected and the President T>f the County AlllKnce notified, so that a meeting of nil the *nb-Truste<* Stockholders in the coenty can lie called for the purpoM of elect- log a Coaflty Trustee Stockholder.' - A number of auh*4&»ure*itt diffflr*aat cut counties ofTh* HtaUf nave already c Weht’s Klkctkic Ci.hx, price $1.00 per bottle. Lawrknck’s Liver Stimclatoh— price 50 cents per bottle. Charles Pechinaun Is agent for these | the Court this 20th day of.September, A. excellent remedies and will be pleased I I), is.89, ami in tlie 114tb year of Ameri- to relieve the sick and suffering. seplh-tf BA BN WELL COUNTY. X ,x T,,K COURT OK l-ROHATF, By Ja* O Patterson, E*q., Judge of ■ Probate, in Barnwell (JoUufy, W herca* J. iKSmoke applies for Let ters of Administration on the estate of A. W. Smqke. X,^ These are. therefore, 1q cite and ad- monish all and Hingiilar, Urn kindred ami creditor* of the *Hid deceased, to be ■nmi snpe.ir before me at a Coijrtref |*ro- bnte for tiie said county, pi be. hohlfn at Barnwell C. II. on Saturday, the 5tli day of October, 188!), at ]i o'clock a. m., to show cause, if any, w by pie said administration should not be granted. Given under mv bandaiiit the seal of Wade.'Mary lyibcll Krwiu. I.ilbi Kr- w in, Jst4ta ( Hi'ofine Erw ire.-K ii.t+e- E Wagiion, Kphie A iigu-tti* W iili:iiU!0» f,, p , rT , v ..n Jarno D. Erw in. Rols-rt Erwi.r. 5 l\<- m-,,, |, ; \ , tp,'—Xf’. ■s* * M. Krwiu, 5fTr*-[ili Erwin, Annie K Martin, June* IL C. All Mini 1‘. A. KrTii, You an- liereby ’summoned an-1 re- quired to answer tin* cump-luiui ili-tUi* aelioli, wTiich i- tiled in {be < tin- (*lerk of the Conu of t <. fniiKm J’ for Barnwell <*m»ity, and io.,r*i\,'a copy of your im-w er t<»"T|,c sajd <0111- piaint on thv •ubscrifier, at Iri- oilfc, in Barnwell, S. <' . w it bin txts’nte il i-.» af ter t*l»c -ervii-c bp 1 cut, exclusive of rtu day of such *ei \ #»»r and if you fail to answer tbv coinjt'aint witliii, tiie time a.O '-siiik tire Tlaintif) in thi*‘action will at)ply to the Court {dr - the teller demanded in tin complaint. Dated 17th Sej t'»tnt«*f, A. D. KORKU 1’ AEDRfriL pffflntiltAltai U >•. yv. Git uohk Snore, C. I*, [i.a-j T’o the I »»;fi inbints ; L*-no*r.M. Envjn. Ms r lon ErwTn", AVrs. Julia A. Howell, F,\ 4n 1’. Howell. Clark Howell, Albert. Ljowcll, l.;Uc Taik Howell, Ha Krwtn llf>well, Ro»- sie Vi adc Howell, A li njc " ad*- How ell, Kvan T. Jlovvtii. Jr., Mrs. id* L. Woodw ard, Janie- F. A ('«*dw aid, E1- r 1en Vail WondwnrtE Dai-y Eruyi Womlward, Ll.i Howill WiHMlv.ard, W a'Jc. _ ■ l 1 oine < tioir qiiul.- n't —Ait-Ol-ta w-lli SoiiTli ( fiii. u: . it .i.vvHVy. I li:irlf>1t‘e. ColnmltiM siiJ Uai’n-' b—Bo d and WV-tf ru 1 ar- 1.1 K-uilwa) und CWniiiia hsilmad forall I t '' r= ^— A? V' na—ec vv;th< liar’e-ton and ^avani.iih I B.ul v.i> fori hi,rl, >11 ami Bavahtqdi mui ail ! r i■. n (a •luts. r ' i_ -t i*. •e n.-n tii-y.fs (jn «*)<• »v*r«* Sat bed i> ;lii ro .. „■ vd m.nl toll..w ni({ MoiiJiiy ,iii. lunar I* f-'ir ‘ ■ — “"’Ae* 1*’ n und tu tlckefs. rates, .»> In I lli* «. « !• . WfiU .»l' « u.l llJe.a * -H V\ II: M. W. f. CTi v|o. 1. XlA a-iL A (i l’- A*.»il}. ' Vc'C-t.: Crt'Tfi* , Si iBh ti* Niuiurn K. K. tr mi r 11 or lor the *; bii: > | d lo r tl:* 1 under my Bnrnwell tlie I :it J y !). l v ->\ :.t‘d in tin* I A inei :■ .:4i I :<J | ■ inter.• a. it: t*.rrrutr d 1 . al. a i. -Ilee W. A. HOLMAN, . ’ J- ' -Tlainiiir- Attorm v. k i_X To LTTTTD -.*T»d»f,f : w 5*4- -i ’ "’ ph a-t- l tio- no.y- tin' ti; siuduii.o.- i ‘ t ips acii.e) ba.} t L:* *1 • > 1e * ti 1:•« d io t. e , alh’ e’ol A. H. T.it»< ; -on Trial Jn-liciv |, u , W, \ 1 n.iiiTTTn i(fscti*t t« f-cr Hrh, XOKIII Hf8M), l n Bv., ?i» : 8 j» m* 11 a*. an v 12 m I*i I. :: II J. m Jm - K.in ni 1c .*(• s-wi * 82 j. „t ! t ' t .1 r • - U p m ’1 I*' n * .V v j> m ! I 'Jl* it m Ml A j. |,| : 1 a Hi h in Til :»vL-n. ..; . .4 4T p ni # ^ T .i*fLcp in T.-^r.-.t’-'S-H yrn: J I-' r ’’i* 1*. i> nt 2P air * F n • 44 n r\ t p i! 7 ii m K p fl. s mv J:» • T» e- - » -.* a m -»*p19-Hw SunimooN t.t I* nit l'i ti It., 4'»• .51 AN. , IX—V*.;! i * ...' li Un ,1 w X 1*1,4 H| \ tfifid-y. -f\i' M '.<■ .- r, 1* p 111 v ne a in ♦>i.n*'.»o in !y. *Dail). c k* v t r lUg’. ! 1, Sh1’\ '.ttlitl W ;t|n 11. y ■ » 1 c at l« III N # Ilf* • If.e.if.Aif < : 1 t; • •h: •-ti 1 - ina^Ie* at Jtl i. V* 11^ wfi'i iuIi I'.iredhia K.oiwn\ mill li.irnw ij 1 i, ( . > Vi* a*. tr.w 1 y. J KEYS*. 8iq)crint«-n*lriit. Krw In Wiaalw anl, Kdwai d ( Sr., Edward C. " siic. Jr , Bcnjriiojn K. Wade. M iner L. Wajc. Krwiu M. Wnde, Amrle K. Milter, Ctfai’fes J Wade; Mr*. I*ab.‘l) Krw in, Liila Er win, Julia ('aniline Krw in, Kiliie K. M'jignqn, Kphle Augustus WiRiapi* Jwmt * D. Erwin. Knb. rr Ei w in, 1 !) -- aes \E Krw in and Annie K. 'lar’in. Take notiee that the MiinTnon* anil complaint herein were tiled in llieollice of tlie Clark of tlie 1 ourt iji 1 oirnuon Plea* for.Bairn well CoiMity, South Car- olina, on the 2Ltlj t'.-iy 01 septi .uh (, r, A- l>. 188J. BOBUnr AL1VRJ* IL . Tlau.tin * Atfoi r.cy. seiij'j-'lw 1 * ir- 1 V 1 "- U lie A 1 me Leave Arrrrr Master's Safe. Sint*- ' t So't'h ( -i ml •/nt, I f 1 ,/ III M'-nl t't, \ Unit The Bank of B;irn well. I’laint iff. again-t T B. Mi Knight. I>efi-n(fauf F')|;f.( I.fii-t KK. B't VIRTUE ol a decretal order to me directed in the above'entitled <;» U-r, I will » li at public Hiicf+mi—fn froHt ot the Court Hous.*, In thoTov.n of Barn Wiliam vV. A i'an * TJainii!! in-f- Jdbn Ad.1:11*, J.iinc* M. Aiiau -. ling B. Adam-. Jelie 1-0n I* Ad Martha A. F. Adam.-, and Georg AdanuTTicfcml.nL*. o - ! I •• I . - (C ./ ip a ut ,.;l S<. r d.) ■J'o the Dctcnd.in;-. J.din (7. J m - M Aflaiu-. D^iliii ii AiLu.ui-. J1;ct-o 11 1’ Adam*, Ma tl 1 \. j., A Itir.-aud (••urge \V. Adams, Aon a'c be re I.;, -unmioried and r**- quin d to sii-nw 1 r t in- c ai.pl..int in thi- Hct'lf'ti. wliiidi i* liK I in tiif* otii.y of the Clerk *»f (’omii)on Th for til • -aid < oiu ty, and to s»-rv«- a copv of \ our si. wer n. ihc'-.iid e- ni’^aiot • . 11t* .vtil.»crilwi> at ilc ir oilicc U.iniwei! ( ourt II.)n-c. S. C., w it!iin t w (*nt v d*v - * • i.ay 1uk,* Jur 1 ••■,... • v*.Lu.'»liuLig_. a.j ;n faf4« (he tl.iie alorc-Hnl, the ph.lntitl ii. ' : hi- act joii wiila'pply to-tlie Conn lor the relief flematn e«l in )•.•• c.omplaint. Dnled Util Sept iss'.i. —JE\ I E> A SIMMS. Tlaintitl - Aitorn.yi s. W. Gibtion* Simnis, C. C. T. A <1, s. j..-. 'To die I >. itaolai.t-. ; 11 ■ - — M. AJam- ard D.fi liiig 15 A d.iui- ; Take in.iicc that t.‘ve si||im,on-.and cimiplainf herein v.. :. tiled in theoftice I ^d rr. well F i»ia (iig H*8. train* O-. ti:<! j f tN r -,:i ( v. V v ,|ih. Sill run a* .u3u<* » H*i lui lln r juHHe; J*uilv V 1 » \ X' —4 *1 I !•: I IT Barnwell Blm-kvillc ii.l *. k v 111** Itmiweil , ;t m ’l» :I5 !*: p) In :15- tn |5 p in 0 .ISI U :25 ft Fl 10 :(H) STATIONS. L» ni<*« hIm , “ A .lit. i,'h 1 w «i« .*H'* \i lluorw^ti • O- — J W l« rs- i \V A IM ». •I A M. i*» IS ItOi! |u 1 .IS) 1 M. V(«l rta * 1 y.si - F* I W A It I >. <i»cU>W*w>ii*ot-hr ayawio . jirifW • : ciiTTTpTnTiiT w itbTii V _ _ A1 LtinLH villa li*: ;i» C lint(rvsrl Trio!>' i >, oiii 4 »»J.I»*) i r. . u* lol:i.v> A M. a .• *-.rf— • s s n 4 V . . •< t >9 t-.re t.IN t •ill. -uut It ChO N-- I ha-rnunm-jii.iTir.jiii *H.,iib ('srolina llailva/ fr .-tn Au^'isra au.| VImil«—i uti. S‘» t ri.bto t* .*ttli -..nil. Carupna Kal!0.*> (..r Au^n-la Bl.ti <,11 |^>.r t« |^«| ni'l Vv, *’!. V». 11 *>a- • -.it).. 1 lion fr.cii v..n4i ('«r«Lna Ifaiiwa^ ?r*i't 1 •.(.onI-ia Cai.-vc ii. ( I • 1 h.-Oyn ainj ^ux'.*.!* • ■ I. < a 1 <.}<,1« l;ail«*v |«, CIia.*Ii stun, (..el-.iii ii*.i:<i a.I F>\r'aiKl K<»l, J. i W I l.l,*.- bnperliiteuWe'ivI well, Jn *:tbl State, on Mond.-:v. tlie Tin Qi 1 he ( hikol (he ( ourt ot ( omnion day (>f October.mtXJ^ Lt.bcang .-ilc alny in *aid month? w ithin tlie [rgsl liour- <>i * ile, tire folhiw ing dc-crihc i property : All that eert lin lot of land in fin- Tow if of Allendale, Sihi** hihI county aforesaid, containii.g one-fourlli of ion- acre, netuu) me.iviirenicnt, H‘:«i bound ed on the North hy K-ther sircet,mi t}n i’liTT- lor 15afjiwell Cownt\. Sontlt Car- • din.-i, < n tbo l.'lth dal' of Septet.liter, A. D. isc.'. BA1 ES A •‘-I 'IMS, I’l.i'iirid - Atfoi n- ys. To the Defendant, Geo. IV. Adam*: Yon »• : ii |.ijcH*c 1 ike notice that nu ll--.- v• >i 1 iirocurc the apj'ointtnent of a Notieudo Cotton Buyers. catgi ndepemlenee. JAS. O. PATTERSON, Mp26-2w Probate Judge. THE STATE OF SOU l H CAKOLINA BARNWELL COUNTY. • Ii* THK COURT OF PKOBaTK, By Janie* O. Pattereon, E*q., Judge of Probate in Barnwell (lotiuty. Wherea* W Gilmore Slmm*, C. C. P., upplic* for Letter* of AdmlnDiration on tlie derelict e»t4be of William &lix*on, deceeaed, TJiese jre, tltefefore, to cite and sd- moni«ii ail ami singular, Jlu>\iudred and creilitor* of the *aid d^cEbaeil, to l>e und.app .‘ariitiltmi-uuija a C4Fn0 of Pro- Tki** < formerly e*tate of Dr. ! hate for tlie *aid county, to be holden at Jaine* O. HwgHotf)coiiUiningS.'tO acre*, barulvtd! C. H. on Friday, the 4th eligibly ►ituateH.bet w ei-n WilUttou and 1 day <h October, 1889, at M* o’clock a. Barnwell, w»U behold ittonc tractor in • m., toaltowj>a<i*e, if nny, why tlie Raid pa re*-1* to auit pwrcbaattlw. One-ttilnl adinml*tnuUm *h«midnot be granted, oaah, balance- on five year* credit, *e- ! Given uuder my hand ami th« oeal of . umxd bv miii tgagB of premuomt. . Par?. iluver* invib-d to attend. " P. rr. LOUD, Jr., Secretary Wililaton Alliance. neplD-lw ^ ^oj? Sal©. CYPRESS PLANTATION* Terms ca*h. paper*, X G. DUNCAN BKLMNGKR, *epl!*-td Mahler. guuidi.in :;d liiem to appear-and defend (liii; actio:; in yoit» , -l,< , h.ili. w illiiii twcn- ty day-trom Hie servi/a* of the himi- m.ui* }ii r> fu im om vmii, t In* undcr-igned w ill apj.ly id W Gilnpu'c simm-, lAq., Ka^t by laiids formerly belong;n;; 10 JoSyph Krwiu, on the South bv land* formerly belonging to Jim Fleniing and on-the West by land of HeuricUa I)an- iels. Purchaser lo pav for Clerk of Cmm, nt his oilicc in Bhiii- * well u;um t)o- I2;b day <*f h* i.)1ht, lor ai. order apjHdnting some siiitahh- and coinpeient person Gnniflbtn ad li- 1 tom for if.'ii ar.ii .-fiithurizing and d*- 1 rei-ting him t>> appear anil de. r et|d the above action in vour btduill. BATES St SI 51 MS. Masters Gate. Court of Common rtxu. .> mill tdTOllIKL - ItBlTlWiy ~ Coinrctmcing Jm<e Vplt, 1.-9S8, t, a i„ 8 , . will (Un ns b'lioWs: ^ - AL’UL’blA b Ks 1 (l»*Uf (i ( ()|) U| T’J! 1 f ru 7 fca p nt T.-C |) nt s 1 > p ni s 171- ni 8 3(1 p ni 8 4,3 p 10 8 .*<1 p m b.Oi p in K. 14 p m 1115 P ru 10.45 p m EAST. I.cayc ('hvrl>*-i^in C n» a »* Airii**at Hi iii'.hi llle >*.4** irrrf Loh v»* Hi .oh R V|2le 8.15 :. m Leave IvD-io 8.2i; a ni Leave-Mi't w :»y x. :« a m l.eive H.iiiil*)* g S |7 h in l.f-nv*- Gut hums 9 Ul n ra Leave Lot * W. 1 » « m Leave i’.lackvilie 9- 21 <1 rn i.iyive Uik»)' - 0 ‘8 3 111 Le.ivr Wdii t m U b) u in An ire al Au^ijsla State of Suvfh Carolina, IJarnnell Cohnty. Cutlierine IE Ayer, TlaiULiflV ^gain-l M;UildaC. Davatit, Eli/n S. Ivijkbiitd uud Zcnooia K. Kirkland, Defendant* FOJdSULOSrKR. BY VIRTUK of a. decretal ord *r to mo directed in tlie above entitled chiuc, I w ill *ell at public auction In front of i tlje C«ur; lion mi, in tlte Town of Barn well, in *aid State, op Monday, Jhc 7lb day of October next, it, being*aleduy in said month, within the legal hour* of •ale, tlte. follow ing described prottefty: ; •‘That certain piece, parcel or lot of7 land in (lie Tow n of Barnwell, altuute, btittingaml iMuinding tow.ard the North upon a *treet which *ep*ratc* it froni the reaid«noe lot of Tlainti.T’* Attorney)*, Rarr<well, S- C. EitlLSept. I8.v.'. *cptl'.MiW SunwMb to Albi ii! I) ff’mli'.nis. E StateAf Sooth Carolina 1 Bantui/U County ( Couit of Common lira*. I't)«• Y at >1 Mc\s Hill I.KLIKt. (Complaint tlK-d in tin* Clerk * Oflice Trihcllla McMillan et :;1, 1’laintill • against * Mary T. Cave, et a!, I>e/cn(latjt*. LeaveAiijtuata fb«Uy| l>ailj 4.4s p hi ‘> .12 p IB .5.18 p in 8 j 1 a in LcavfW i|)istun IV 15 n m LeAvc Elko *.l <)2 a ni ’Lvave Blackrilie 10 07 a ni 0.33 p X9 Leave Lees ^ 10.11 a ni 0.40 p ui Leave Grnhums * 10.20 a ru 0.52 p o) Leave Dandierg- lO.W* m 7 04 p m Li-uve Mitlway 10 47 » m 7.12 p Leave Kdisto 10.-'0 a m 7.24 p E? Ar. al BranrhTillt i 1.1(fn m 7.85 p m Leave Brnachvilla 11,10 a tn 7.45 p Ty Ar.» at ( harlestoo 12 / ;i6 a m l* 10 p IB COLL’M Hi A DIVISION- ft’KfcT. Daily (Kxccpl lo Can deni T'o the D« fenflaut*. Mary I’.fhive. Min- I/€»ve Dremclivdl* ineS.Caveand M r*. J. T’ MarHndale; You are liurebv Hiiinmtmeil ^ind re- A rri ve a^Mindra An irc>t Cfttunibl* tbi* ' Leave C dg nbia Albert T. Munville, qi'lrefi to an*wer the romplaint in toward the Ka*t iijKin a lot of one Me- °f "hr.d! .1 copy im^ die irt Hm Leave acWid, and it only remains for the oth er* to do ao in order that the Exchange may be apeedlly erublUbcd and pul Into pru iJcai nperoUon. Wo urge upon ba*er Ifl^t*. ApplH to T. R. IIAGOOD, AMcrney in foil for Diatrihutcc*. arp‘#-$w tiie Court Uil# JJnd day uf August A. D. 188ft, and lit the 114th year of Amerre--t^nper* can ludep* ndence. JAMES O. PATTERSON, Judge of T/ohate. aug20-()W v KiEben,-toward the South ujv*n the l()t lately occupied by Mr*. Rebecca B. Ryan, deceased, and tow ard the \\ e*t upiirt a «tre*-pwhlch separalei It from lota conveyed by M . Gilniore Simms to the *aid Albert T. Manville and bv J. Clerk’** f'lllce of *aid county, ami to Ar. at Brut.chvjp.e -aid II 25 am 7 45 pm 8- •"8 p m 7.50 p m 7.16 p ni 9.6() p ni 6.33 p m ti.50 a 01 7 63 * m 4.rf, p s 7 vn n m 8 60 a m ‘ > “C(iNNM:rTI08'S.“ *ct vea rt>l^ f,rv«mr Ho-.w^r to th complaint on tbekub».crihernt hi* office ; in Barne.L'il wltjhin twenty 4a. Vil alter , thenervice liereof, exclusive of the day of such sciyls'e; and if you fail to an-: A Hen .Tobin to— Ayer, and Eelngtbe *wc> the complaint wit n); the time parcel of land w hich was convoyed.bv . freeaaid, tTn ptxtntill In tlii* action Vn _.^ 'r-Kva... ...a r UitwOd Mr«. r.-Wc.u B. Kyn.i’tu (he "ill «> 'I** I .r ill. rr.ler ' D.'^ ^ Mr.. C.tliwriug B. Ayr. | ^■■m.i.d'4 U, th. <;on.i i«iot. . -J ,.lL. !TJLY..7u^ d.diill Terms cash. Purchaser to bav TftT! t>a^ fbtii, A. Ar. W.t. wnwayyi yv lu * »• **• 8 io.rj_ua ConneXnnk muueAt Aiignnttt with Georgia H. K. tn arfijrom aM p linH.H c»t ami South* wcat.bjr,*!] ti'AiQS flonneciion* maife*t fin rleaton with North* K-t-ieffi B. K. for priwjn-Sorlh •ud with Near G. bUNOAN BELLING;«l, - Mjwte#. Uftar’s Office, 15th Sept. 18811. ~ icptlj-kd VV. Gt! MOJtE SIMM A, C C. P. - B..T. JIICB, FTaintiir • Attorney, | C*»'w4ubT. nod Auguaio K. H. to «ud trooi • I poiudAoa both Rotuls. 4>nnec(iODs uisde at ClackriU* witbRarg ; wtil B. R D.C ALLEN. G. V. g T V 4 JuUYl* i’UUii. C*-s«r4l M<0#45sf- \