Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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People. Johh W. Holmes, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. CIRCULATION LAR08ST COUNTY nes ’ VttURbOAY, OCTOUKR 31. \m. * W■ - Ti "LC- kkmt tlM flat*. It woild b« indeod a rl^litoous rstrl- butk>A U the colored population of the Aoatfc would go Houh and possasa New SitElaod. The thrifty Chrl-tiun* of that bleak eectiou* atote tlie forefathcra of the race from their African hot bed* and carried them away In captivity to the home and birth place of ea«t winds and economy. When slavery ceased to be profitable to the robber masters they cold.their human chattels to the South and began to make amends to their con- 4 science# by denouncing and making war upon the institution of their own inak- Ihf. The world has moved on. Xew Eng land baa made no marked agricultural progreea. Her sons and daughters bare been growing weary of the hard buttle for bread i%her sterile fields and are to fa found In all Other lines of Industry at home and elsewhere. Old homestead* that once echoed with the songs of the Puritans are now silent, as desolate as the habitations of the witches that once Alliance Department. Ado)4«l as tlx- ('out)ty Organ by U»* (Jaun ty Alliance July 9th, IbtfO. M. J PATE, Associvra Editor, To whom all Communications oa Alliance' Matters should be addressed. colored people, for their own good, and the future of their race, to soaticr. • *• The present administration l* put up to please all sorts of ttepubHeang. On Friday Lovl P. Morton, who Is Vice President of the C.nited States, applied to the tfuthorltleH of the District of Co- _ , -. -< • • •-rl.vNra * • lumbia, for a<floense to deal In wine and spirituous liquors at “The Shore- ham,’* a new hotel which he has built at the capital of the Nation. But John Wannamakor, the eJC-breecljCK maker, oominuea to ♦each his Bible class every Sunday afternoon “VV»x* to him that pultelh the bottle to hh brothers lips.” The Republican party Is at its old tricks on.a retail scale. This time it is trying u> steal the now State of Monta na from ttm Dcmocmr.- Tt-trwtC one whetlier it is doing so bfecausa it jan’t quit or because it Is trying to get Its ▼•sad their soparstltlous souls. Ex- band in practice for another grand lur- bausted fields are given over to barren ceny of the Presidency In-ltiftt. nature because the bands of the tollers are busy In other labors. But tn the South the negro has mul tiplied and replenished the earth. He hat, through generations of training, become acclimatized, and Americanized as far as hia nature wllf permit. New ..England's gate*^tre open for his return. The territory on which he first set foot la being evacuated and th* eternal fit- men of things calls to him to come back. ^le elmpfc tastrs and wanUmvill allow Him to prosper even there. He will be 1 H | m ost as nice welcome aa a sotdal equal too,and If he j «w*eet,’bright and all right as Its inisl- can put up with that, and If the doctrine ne>s manager was when slit* was known •fi the survival of the fittest holds good, i H- “Loveliest Lassie In Laurens.” U wlH not be many years before the. beautifully published by Trimc A ment that separation should online be cause the races, Mke the followers of Abraham and Lot, can uotHiva In peace together. But the races In the South are on better terms than the classes In the North or tbfc crowded countries of theOld World. It la true thatour white brethren north of Mason and Dixon's line arc abutting tlrelr .eyes to the sin and wickedness that lie at their own doom am! devoting themselves to ml*- The County Alllaiice nnst on Friday alouary political work In the South, but, * n Court House. All sections of the the fact that they arc wrong doc* not 1 cou,, *y were well represented.* 1 lie • substituted, excuse us from the duty of advising the session was long and Interesting, 'i he , order gains solid strongtli steadily and $25 REWARD. Whaley, of Cwineito county. They will be given a receptlos to-morrow 4 at the grounda, when they will he pnsented wi th the glH* which hnve been aent by Stolen from the undersigned at Bam all the exhibitor* at the exposltlofl and WM „ H OIl , aMt ^ Je dav # dark hay merchant! from ail over Georgia. ! J^rsc, about 10 years old, i& hands high, 0. \ci nor Gordon was hooked to per- piano box buggv with me- 1 form the ceremony. An Invcstigaiion dlum a**t <»f haensJa 1 of the law,, however^made by Chief ^ Justice Bleckley revealed the fact that the Governor had no authority to orti- Hate. In the emergency Rev. l>r. Bar nett, i>a-tor of the Centr’aMhesbyteriau Church, and Kcv. C, H. Morris, pastor of the First Methodist Church, were m set I will pay a. reward of twenty-five dollar* for their recovery. J. 4. llOrtlH’- ocl21 Kiddle Pond, S. c. Master’s Sale. \ remarkable scone occurred In the city on Whitehall street an hour later. . . . ,, , . / s the bridal procession was returning. Its meinberi afe touching elbowj mb® ; t , ie proprietor of a leading dry goods) gor.d causo. ; ■> I ^^TaftHL.thoin $30 each IJ thrfy ; — ‘ would eftt dinner from a tableplaced In I The latent reliable calculations show ; the ahow window. The proposition was | that the w orld w ill need 7,:Wtf t 0lX> bales , accepted and thouaandx of people, packed of American cotton before another crop ' 10 " a,c * 1 l-b' 3 quango wedding ; comes. As that quantity has not been Stair of South Carotiiia. liurnuuU (hunly Court of Common J’l+ii*. Our correspondents seem to have gone Into winicr quarters ahead of time.— Home news is like county food, much better than canned goods and hotel hashes. In filling this issue we have bad almoitt as hard a time as the l«raeU lies when ih*y had to make thelr_usual talcs of bricks and gather the straw be- slda*. ■ The second number of the ne4’ series of the Centenary Is on our table. It is ami n%t, pretty and TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Annie V. Ashley, Plaintiff, against8a- Tafi Ann WiRiams. Ellen Sapp,Major William*, A Hide L. W ilHai4v t Bar- zilla Williams, Harriet C, Williams; George \Villiam* and Ell* Wasliing- licfeudHiiti. *. . FDHECt.OSCHE. IRTl’ L <d a decretal order to m*- direeled in I he above ent it led cause, 1 will sell at public auction in front of the Court ILni'.e,' in the I’own of Barn well, itrsaid State, on Mondav, thx 4th B y vi dir made by a Umg shot w hat U to prevent better prices?< If the farmers can hold the aforesaid world will bavo to come to their terms. The “I told you so” newspapers are beginning to glorify their superior wis dom in bombastic language. At the be ginning of the season they predicted that the price of cotton would go down . .. , ^ _ i.- 1 ,,„i ,w 1V t- ,nu. ii.tr ‘i »,.i.t and cotnmeiMiakew t« the enre nf tttm who I tlireatatl! of J atnes J. I fid laud' <JceeHM*d, i..ui, aim now tnty aiv saymg i told , U( ^ th R |, th i nR% wt .|i withtlwcaiKWdUd.cf that and conuinii.L- one hundied m.dei^l.rc you so,’ and chiding Che farmer* who I mrr toss is m gaifT — I sewn ttc.rcs, more or less, and hounded did not sell whe'h the price was up to Il,at 4r»me Im- Uh in our nilnuto ls«<k to ast.dlows: (.Mi the North |*v 1hjk1» »»f high wutbr mark. What and Why? Those are the questions that are now ilexllitf tTi“ few jnM.ple that have not bottom rail shall be on top in tl^p land wbete It was first the shackled alave. # # The laws of thc^t United States de- •lare that there shall Imw “dhicrliuina- tlon against any citizens of the great republic “on account of race, color or It has been an invariable rule, since cotton became a mercantile commodity, for Its price tojfo down In proportion to abund.ince. aml up-in sympathy with its scarcity. The receipts at tlio ports up to .Saturday night were over three hun dred and Moveiity thousand bales ahead of receipts to the same date la>t year. Such a gr.^at volume of increase shows Uiat the cotton growers have taken ad vantage of the good gathering weather and lair prices and put enough cotton on U»e market to seiAt prh*e* downhill over a cent a pound. _The debts that they owed ami the motley that they needed forced them to flood the market to that exlent As long a* prlcej} paid Whereas it has boen the pleasure of our Heavenly Fntuer to remove from our midst our . friend, neighbor and brother A. Uistiof ^tlicro; : day of November next, it being sale day fun* belt vs-.’, ‘ in said month, witldTi the feg.il hours of HtK«>lve<l, That in the death ««f mir brut her xale. the foil* iwlng U scribed propertv. that bcinoris Swamp Alliatev' has lost one of situate. Iv ing and being in the Stateaiij its beat oud mn*t cotisLU'iit •members aud the <’/...nn- uin*-. • - diiitiHHnijy tt.yulRed .citizwi, - i ' 1, ! . ’V” * ~ TKit we svrrqHitliltc with I he family <»f r»ur : A that t like Lai pariu t , ^ _ dce«Hued bn»ther in the aour of tbi lr uif!icri«>u t”* the Beck tamf, fownerly helotnrlnv la- yn* visltotHJHRlLE’Sr To lncreasc their kjiowItMlge and learn them the way to this new departure sin re Christie will answer both InqitL rj mmI a of .has. “J "I ^ . Couoij o.*au r..f ...lUi ai..t. ■/•> K " u j pji a >k Koi.k. by lands of »\ illiain (ireen and W. • tkcrrtikri. Ui een, ^oiftfi by Jandi of S»'l>bcn IMeka ^ . . •. .o- and B. K. Anderson and West by lauiU « T - «>f W. ,1. Woodward. New 'Advertisements. Terms cash. Lurchasor to p*y for lurinoi sunt to the DAVID BENTSCHNER, ^ICLOTHING,^ Furnishing Goods" . -and— . papers - G. I>i:.\rA\ SlhLINOEa, _ M;i»ter. Ma^rer’M Q;n.-iv liltlt n..t r Ixsp. Master's ~Sa/e. ■ nes. A Racket t« a Bargain .Store where good good* are sold at poor prices. It Im* a wide variety of turn-handl*o not kept in miscellaneous store* and it pu't* price* way below the figure* u>ked by liead-mili merchants^ , To-tbe seemid (piesiion why Christie eau *ell gmitls s«» tuiich cheaper than other dealers this answer i> given from the" witness stand : He has a repres. n- tativr-in New York who kia-p* indlieyes open all the time ntnl whose wit* are a* keen ns raa.»r*. "Ju*ne\et a b g mer- Lands For Rent. I OF FEB for rent for the next year or a longer term on reasonable terms the following tract* of land aero** the Lower Huns t The Beck place containing IN) acre* of cultivable lands. _/ x The John Henry Anderson place con* tainlinr Job acre* of cultivable land. Both plHOH* are strictly healthy and have dwellings, tenant ho»i*e* and ne- cessary ouihqildings, with good water. For lurUicr information apply to N. L, FEACOCK, oct 24-tf] Barnwell C. H., S. C. Special Notice.. _ All persons Indebted to me either by note or open account, are reqif itftd to make early settlement, us longer ImluL gence cannot be given. C11A K L K8 PECH M A N N. Barnwell, Sept. 5, 18S9. Suiiimons to r.b ent Diicnfiniits, Court a> Common 1‘UuM. State <■/ S^uth ( iroliii.i Jr*} • trtvfll* ',’1 • <• ty. I IZT, Stair of South Carolina JJartncrll County, William Wt. Adnm*. Plaintiff, — — acain^k-^— —— John Q. Adams, Janie* M. Adams, Par* ling 1L Adunu, Jeffer*ou P» Adamsi Martha A. F.. Adams, and George W- Adams, DefeudaiiU. COl’V HLMMOSiS nut RKHXF. ( (JoWtptfrftT not Sirfrd') To the Defendants, John Q. Adam*, J:)(U>'* M Adams, Darling B. Adam*, Jefferson I* Adam*, Martha A. E, Adams and George W. Adam*. You ur« Iioreby *uianioned and re quired to answer the complaint In this action, which i* tiled In the office of tb* Clerk of Common PK*as, for the said County, and Xo serve a copy of yoitr answer to the said complaint on the subacribar* at their office at Barnwell Court Hou*e, 8. C., within twenty da>* •after the set vice hereof, excliipive ot tlio chant tail* and hi* giK+d- go under tU**- day of such service; and If you Tail t4> answer the cempliunt within the timo Starr, at Florence, and It* hill of intel lectual fare 1* ‘a fea.*t of reason anil a tlow of soul bdyj 1 <H> 11 ytoir 8oiiih Democratic editors are chuck ling berausH the present*'Administra tion is not an entirely happy family. previous condition of servitude.” It i« I We well- remember the story of the 111 the spirit of American Institutions now i lock of the stranger who Interfered to that all men shall enjoy equal civil and settle a little unpleasantness between u political privilege*. Those, however, husband and w ife, and came aw ay bcar- a fair profit on the labor and expense of production they hurried to sell, but when the bear* warned all the honey for thcm-eKc* they called a halt. The ‘-I told you *:*" people should not weary In well doing. It Is in order for I them now to^tell where prices would! havjtt gone if all the cotton that could 1 ha\e been *old this month had been pm upon the market. But none of them ■ wfll tindertuko to cr iKiat ciuenliuii. ! They have been talking off hand, but When they think a little thev w ill -ec ) B-.A-TS, For Men amt'Bojs, Corner K lug and IT*/el HtTcet*,^ CHARLESTON, 4S. C. ' OCt Jl-Lf ^fourt of-C.onm,', hammer Christie’s buyer ha* a front t«cuT~at rbraioniou nml huysall theTicsi hargains whielk ho ships >oiitliwaril ns i ter FHr. ihctli— n * l *B n ctEfy them. As soon Carter and Augoiim, Deten- H r llu ' v !"T ( hn, * ,ir dauts. ’ - * "" Hie iiMrket bc^use^h’' proc<‘—u>n keeps lir , ying~aiiej «.In v must get out of t whV of ilic trnxt ship in m a n that are fol j Jacob Khrliatvjt-r4M.-ttfftilt, ngiiust Ben- i h\ kiu:Lrd- u\\ ing. On Improved Farms. AW further Inform iti<»n apply to JOHN B. PALMES & SON, • VoHKCt.osfKK.. - B N YIR I’C E of a dccn-taljirdcr to me diivcted in the ah<»v ‘ entitled cause, ^-4 will *ell at pub ic amtiiou in front of the ("urt Hou»*, in J'ow p <»j Barn- * , — well, iii **i l •8ute. oh Mouda' - . tin* tth ftav of Nnvciwtkn lo-sq R ttiffTigsafe'diTy ^ “ in -aid oonilli, w u.hi;i l h • legal lu.iir-iff Y T TC^^I^YY^ awic,iiiC-ihUiiviiiAg*!.-criliAJ pro >orty :. =A:—r-1 I 1 w I I Id All that tiKntatioii or tra.t of land. V- X X XlXL ' X ‘ X J J i -liualc, icing »pul .» djig in tin* County [ and >iaie aiore<»id. con aiuLng titty ' acr*--, snore or l.-'-r and ht»uin|ed oti the j - J S • ^ 4 L:i-t Itv Umis of C. XhrliHr*lt, on tin • Nor h nv hill 1 - of South bv In Ml- nr that holding ha* kept prtccaironi goihg lower and that, Avhile ft now stem* that money has bet ti lo-l on some that could | have been sold, more ha* been saved on the la*t and Inrg-r part that r«»u!d uot • * c j for tho protection of one raea na of an- j fill Democrat* now travelling along the Xr" y f " r "‘ :irk, t u,e I Fstate David McMillan. other, but the colored politician is the highway*, hunling for lodgings. who are authorized to Interpirt and on-; mg' the marks of their mutual woe* forcatheseandnllolher law-shave failed , upon hi* person. These brethren can to comprehend their broadest meaning, j not ciitf one another,.but they w ill he These eoactmunts are Intended as inuolt - unauRuoua in trying'o pinch the iK-Mce- Room 7, Lent! »l N.-uioiul Bank . Building. . O. Box 28S. Columbia, 8. C. oct .11-3t , Khrliardt, J. 8. Ri-bop, on tUc J. 8 lifciliyp amt on tl/c Wc--b\- . ,nd-of .V. ,1. Ili-*f* Terms c.i*U. Rurchaser to pay for p.;|-cr-. i G. DL N( AN BELLI N(, KR, Master. Ofihre. Iff: h Oct , lss‘i. Ma ! Masters Safe. col only one that bafrea l>ad any benefit tm- ccr their operation. Very many of this race are now holding appointive poal- Tb« w»> to Wis M icon, G a., Ociob**r "J7.—*1 lie Geor gia committee on cotton bagging, ,at it* ‘recent session (n (hi* city, pa«*ed the follow ing resolution : , \ Take lime to Tklitl. We tldnk we foresee that a good many tion* under the gone'ral government, ! new entcrprlses.w ill be tfnderUkeu Ibis not because of special fitneaa but solely | fall. They wijl be pai.tt«-d up in very j* as, the bagging committee has beoanae of (hair “race, oofor or previous promhliig colors and great rcturus w ill- tn formation from a number of *uh-AI- ooudllion of •crvilude.'’ Tbelr fac»-s be tigured out on paje-r and clothed in liam-c-throughout the stale indicating are their pasaporu. If they had w hite ! dresses of sweet sounding w ords I n all t * ,H «i i«»ng« *t ter u- the dctcrniina akin* sod justice they would be earning such season* of temptation a remem- . llol|u htr tll ,. p Ur ,w, w of cover (heir dally bread by the sweat of their ' brancc of Davy Crocket’s njol(o, “Be crop of lAqp, therefore hrow*. Tho I>cinoi*ratlc nieinbers of aure yeu’re right, tbmi go ahead,” may (he United Stale* Senate ihouId remind : be a saving wartiiirg’.'-Tr'Is pretty-hard Mr. Klarritoit, when they pa** irpon Hie ifCMSuntan nature to say “no” and stick great array of bU apixJutments at the to it w hen big money is held out ahead, next *e**ion, that he has violated both 'mg'T All persons having claim-again-t ihc e*t«te oi 1 »a\ id AleMiltan, d*-c«-aaed^ are reqrte-t-d to prc*cnt them dul\ af t -t d. and all |H.Tson* indebted to ilic -aid tale arc required to make payment to j the undersigned or to hm Attorney, A. I B. Connor, Et-{ . AlVnq.iJc, S C. MRS TYKA McMlLLA is-till-4 \v A dm i nisi ratrlx. U-jrnuxU 1 ouh‘u. C k t .•» (.'u -tuton H at, ; RAISING A RACKET Vnder the Opera House, WEST OF COURT HOUSE, X. * barnvYell. \. *’av^. Mrs. .1 dht Augiii-tu* F. ( hi e. Jo* qdiiin RlaiAtlff, against \ lohn- stun, t rbairna (*av -, Jo-kua A. ( avc. S.irnti A. Owen-, Albert .8. Cave. > a-' brook C.uc. i’iockncy * ave, Ja'iic- laikiii I ( axe, D.>r. ingtoi?C'axe and A. J. Lev \, l>cleud iM- • t* xurinoN. , W t > Tin: fi u- the i onntv and Notice Debtors and Creditors , vlKi ’' K •iHd.- .. taio/,h*rt..mf inc . X/ uuv* ton in t it* 4 alxivgxHUif I'mI rau%e. All p-rsons having claims against tb • • w ill s>*ll .it public aucti* n. in I noil ot Uve spirit and the letter of the law and that the Caucasian is entitled to at least an equal «huw|ug. » A* usual Liverpool U laylngdown the law dogmatically to the American rot- ton tuarkeu and the eagle doesn't dare • to aoream an answer to the groxx 1 of tlux brltish Lion. Whenever a blue cable- grain comes across the Atlantic the Amaricaa backbone weakoutaud w hen- over an encouraging dispatch is received 1* straightway become* strong and buoyant. * Xt this distance it Is hard to see any good reason why Liverpool should be an autocrat to fix pricne for an article of foreign growth but of universal need and u*e.' The United state* haxe a practical monopoly of profitable cotton growing but fail to take the beat ad vantage of it. So far from having any thing to do with making the price they are content to take whnt i* offered and for that to be thankful. This should uot be ho There is a way, easy to he found, to change for the better. If the eotton exchanges of the Union would meet tn a congres* they could fall upon a plan to *how the world that American nerve and dollars can hold their own against British gold. That much i* due to national pride if not to bitMiueab abil ity and reputation. • • Xny man who can think twenty year* — ahead will see that ft will be better for the colored people of the South to scat ter, and that aoou. There are large area* of public lands where they can now get homes of their owu and have uutrajamelad opportunities to show- th||pr capacity for improvement and self govdfctnettt. In a few year* all that unoccupied territory will be taken up by j land hungry white men. A* “ward* of *he nation" the colored people should . » have the preference and the government should help them get there The South I* essentially and will continue to bean agricultural section. The manufacture of cotton goods in her border* U yet on- IV aa Infant Industry that w ill grew to Kretia—»batsha must continue to pro- sfttoe the -gr^at staple that clothes the world. sThe ritydd natural growth of whfto population will belnoreased, some time or other, by abundant irmnigra- tibn, and the multiplication and im- praretnentef labor saving Implement* ikiDunufte the hoktped brethren to wake ia^ some fine new year morniug and find occupation gun*. Ao aany of the than one pound to tin* yard, and forty four inch’** xxhie, |o«»»eiy xv»*x*-u. *iini- The man whoAlrlve* *l«»xx may not g»q j tar to that now manufactured by the there llrst, hut he I- In least tlangcr <*f * '' Hl I ‘’hit Mill*. Resolved, ITial in conformity wtth J of A. W. Smoko. d*-oca*i-«l an- rc- tln* purpose we rvcummeoJ tlu- maim- j quoted to present them dulv atl-^e I wf . U **r} n *. 10 Vi 1 lr '* and all pcr*on, iml.-btej i„ the vii.l e-I j tute arc rcipiired iti make pay'nient !-• the undci-i^ned. J. O striking Htunips, falling in ditches or being generally broken up and down. , PR. WHtTl.KVK UO0»TILS. JCd*i ii( It AJ\* ni-er. . X I. ‘We hain’t pot now the thin?* wr hud, \\ c ilon t lire like wv u»ter ; AVe in Isa thr <*gK>. lik« xv im> thu hum, And jailer leftaetf r«"**Tpr. And waUrmrlon ouvh no- icone. And thtu«> kH>k kind o’ jubus,— The only fruit that’* left u» now, Is Dr. Whatley’s goobers. H. Bnt they an* pood—thoee pooler peas— 8wc>«*t. tender and nutritious; They’re parched to suit the la*U* of all— By Kum, they arc delicious. They’re jchhI f »r eaeh'apd every ill, That h11 mankind is l*elr to; So Dr. Ji-nnlngH rxxxMUMKJMie. .And Whatly says he'll aweur to. iu. . \ Hla new pint measure hokls u quart; He bought U for the ’eusion ; How he can heap die ^!a>*« v> high, Hit hi'iita out alt creation ! He sells ’em chuap ami srive* a heap— - Try if you’ve «t»t a tnind to ; All them that’s tried are satisfied And them tliut hain'tis ’c: gwihe to! • IV. To prove unto your pirl you’re not, One of iheNr vain pn*tenders, Open your heart and Imstyour bank— Send her h peck of plnders. They’ll fill be: gentle heart xvith joy, They’ll cure hei tfahgestlon. She ll wilt and flop Raht iu your arms, IX ibtu you'll pop the questiun. “Not h ers hive hamlrx sinee The .XitrlhnrM Uaklu*. than r.-j.iHHi Mlclilgan farm, joined the l*atFon* of Him- . last May ami th« numlier 1 is iin-n-a-iMig^very week. 'I hex ilireat- en to income a controlling poxx cr in the politic* of the State and then to spread over the entire emmtry. The I'airou* claim to have Ihcii forced into being by inononjdieH and kmsL* aiid they Brui*b*-‘ £?*"organIze a emuhiiiation that xv 11 *lrike terror to the hearts of their efie- ■ilwa.— “At preneiit tlie Ratrou* are devoting theniHeive* evcluaively —to tuerclian:*, ami in every town xx here they haxe. a loot|mhl they eur4*r Into an ironclad contract xxltliame dealer In each line of trade to pti relia*e only from him, t*xact- ing sy jileilge that they- aiiall not l»e eharged to exceed 12 per cent advance on wholesale price*. SMOK K, Admifiisrrat >r. '•■•i 10-:iw 1 ■ feniichviihto.8. 1 Notice Debtors and Creditors A LL person* having claim-again*! tin* e>t:it>* of Mrs. Judiih Hoiland. d.*- c«r.i*ed, are’ reqiiei.i.'d to pri—m tiii iu duly a Heated, and person- imT !»! I to the *uid * , -faU? ate required ti> make pay- tngnt to the under-igneij. „ _ . , . . r.. GKG.II B ATi:8. IU< ~- Qualified Lxecuior, oct 2 J-.1w] ' Barn wi ll (J. H . S.r. Ksifalne OrMrs Jolnr* to Xi'Hf Jute. Ati.axilu G Lx., Ucf. W. Grady gaveaxxay to-day txx>* brides, giving each a attunding sin wk upon the lip* Governor Gordon, x\ ho xxas stand- Feintf* f)f Mnriin / Rr'ih.hnm dng near, followed anlt, and ihe orowd , UT manin J. DrOUham yelled itself bourse. AH tlii* occurred] DECEASED; *• nt tlie Piedmont Expirvilion. It was Al-j ’ liancc.day, and tlie central event was! D3 \ IKIl L of the decree of t!ie Pre- the double marriage of enfhiMlastic ) otirt In a certain c in-outuitUni N. young Alliance men, tlie bridal party , Kirkland. r.,l M aintiff.vs.Mr*..8al- boing arrayed in suitaof cotton bagging Dc D.\|irabhato, et ah, I)* fendanis.— 1 a* a symbol of their contempt lor the All creditor* oi theehiate dT M. J. Bral)- jute trust. , . ^ i ^ ;l,u urK l‘ l> -rehy required to wntabltsh The.greuad* are almost large enough fhelr d«manda tiv presentiug tli(* sdine for a world a fair, hut to-day they were . (Inly proved to the undersigned within covered xvith people. There arc Hijkk) ^ vt) montits from thi* date—to xx' it—on Atttance men in Georgia, and it seemed “V ,K -f° r ‘‘ f l ,l> ''yxentlmlay of Ibveuo'er a* If everv one Wa* oi hand with hi> • n<Vxt * l M M, n which day <tH of the funds family. As Jones, Livingston, Folk i of wi| l be distributed,and all and Gordon spoke there were crlca-of j vre; ^ torM hdling to establish their de- “Bring on the hridefc,” and w hen at last by that time will be del»arreil Dissolution. The copartnership heretofore cxl-t- Ing bet ween the undersigned under the firm name of Howard Brnthofe xva* dtL- solved on the 18th of’Juucbv tnutual consent, J..!’ Howard withdraw i gaud W. <; Howard continuing the business under t he origiual firm name and for hi* owu account. J. r. TlOW v Rl), t W G. HOW A Ki>. Blaekville,' I'.Irh 0«-u, l v "'!f.—lw When I shall act the aal I want, ' A perfect fittle Vrnue.— I'U buy a tmr’l of «'H>ls r |H*ns, • And set it down between us. We’ll take our cHoe and eat them poaa, In bliss and kunkydorl, TUI (fabriel Mows his idc bazoo, Then climb up into glory.^ vl If ever she get* on her ear, And tri**» ie-r bund at qunr'liuu, Like General Grant I then will ahoutp'"' “Let us have peas” my darling. And if **he makes a break to use TlHJbrooinutlet in the quarrel, Hi make a frantic dasli for life, Ami bide behind liie i>am l. tht- Court il.ouse, in the Town nf Barn- J’'* J well, in -ui l on .Monday, the 4th ^ day of Vo\omhf-r hexi, it bwlng-alejiav in *ahl fnonth, withifi the legal hoiit-<of -ilc. ile* following d *- rijH*d i)nq>ortv, being pari-and |iarc»*is oi the Teal e-- t no of H ilii.nn L. I‘av, decoase'L JaU’ of said ("ouutv, and • e-ignated a- fol- hrxx - oM a plat tliereof, exeeuted by J. 8. Mixson 'son,;tn ! of r**eord in tbu offiec of fhi* < !er* of ih** Court uf Goin- m«»n Plea* for sa.d.< ounty *— TRAGI’ NO.\l, Y-ou lining neveniy- >i\ 7'», acr. -.Tjiorc or les-, vnd fionudeil* by land-oi La.sterling,'iycha , d*on, es- ta?«- o! Vuderson, v . ('. Cave, Homestead and I’i'ai ' N q 1*. Tl* \C T N(>. J, *<»u:ainiug uiiief y-"**}x t , »ii Hi re-, more orlc-.-. and bbiiHileiHjy Tmda of .8. C.-Gnxe, pender and I’racts No. I II. mes+rad and No. .1 T R A < "i NO. .1, ennui in qg eighty-fix e fS.i) n jrij.. more or h-s-. and ♦.••.untUaL • »v lands<jf i’end i r..lohn StqnseU, Aaron Klein and Tracts No. I,'Homestead and N n. J I’RAt T NO. 4, containing ninety.. •e-vvii (U7 4aer-'s, ne^reoi !«•--, and la^nud- ml by land- of Aaron Klein, A. K. Gave and Tracts No. J ami H*fiiie*tend. I’erni* Om* third cash Knee on a credit of (*ne a.'td tvxo x eir*, i-redlf portion to l,e -»M*uied by a inort- gag*- of the jireini-cs. I'nia-haser to pay for papers. G. Dl'NGAN BELLINGER, * M atef. Master’s Office, lOth Om., | ss;i. • ; VALUABLE La/id for Safe. nix H K( |lor s s lle -t cotillu* s •> rinu'- ihe^niusle of'Nxpi <1 hap{»fnes* iu tit*- Uo«is.-- iff the poor and tlie man sion* of the wealthy. * Come to Christie’s * •Ladles and children. lAm'lemen and oRJ ha helnr*. alf who want ihe great**st N iiaulily Mild variety of uscfwLsjrjmKfnr ca-f amount of readv-iw^uex and you and yours si tall be made Happy. aforesaid, the pluintifi in this aettern xv ill apply to the Gourt for Ihe relief demaTPlcd in Hie complaint. _ Dated iJth Sept insp. BA TE8 *t SUtAIS, Platutiff’* Atliinutya. . W. Gi’nmn* 81 minx, G. G. P. <t G. TL.s{” To the PefMudaniM, Juiffca M. Adam* ' and Darliug B Adama: Tak** notice that the suninHin* hi.pi coiuplslfit herein were filcilln tlu-ufficH «*f the ( lurk «#f ilia- (’uorl of •( snnm**n Pl»-as for liHruwell Counly, Soutli Gar* olioa. • irtlie Util day of September, A, l>. 18811. BATES A SIMMS, PUlntifl’* Attorneyfl. To th-- DefemTunt, (»co. W. Adams: You xx HI plea«e. take tioiii-.j I hat un» Ie»- von pro'-ure tlie ap|H»lutment of a giiaidian ad litem loapp-arand >le!end ibis aetinfi in y«M»r lielmlf,writhMi twen* ty-day- from the service of Ihe suin- tneiis herein iqHxn vou.tiie qiolensigtird will apply to W Gilmore ^vmiio*. Esq., Clerk of G«*urt, at his office in Barn- xx ell ujioii the Uth dav of October, t88U f for an order Hfq**»inTing some siiUmIGh and competent person (ftnirdlau ad li* tern for you and authorizing and d»- n-ctiiqt hini »•> ap]>ear and defend .tlia gbo>e aukion in voqr behalf. : . BA TE8 A 84 M MS. Piainiilt s Altonieya. Barnwell, S C. Uth Sept. IK'M. acptlfi-fiw .'U*nfiHhi> Iu \b chi D f« n fan s. State of S -ah Cat Jma,) liuiiiKtU C''Vi'tg. y (hurt of Cotnm<>n ruas. * Hundreds o Of iliir^r.-in for .air, ..! 1 n.-ful. all nrnauTffnrat; all cheaper than exer «o)d In this (’o-inig Many never brought to thi* market before From N *\v Year’s Day to dark Decem ber, True truth* that all folks should re- mendHxr,, ^ i _ ( . v Ooorrs ,u-.4 i once71 xcAr; But vv. k Giiri* mJj« always here, 'i'hc ( hrl-tinM-»aiui l>rii gs gift H galore, ’To voting and old^jo rich and poor But all too * mmi he. gn« - axvay, I’xi ixt night-fall and the break o’day. Then Ghri-lie st--ps itito hi* ^lun* And tells the [mopltt gladsome ncw», So gentle reader now- he wi-e Tnnle whh the men xvhn ativertis*'. Join with tlie crow d that ever grow s As on to Christie’.* -tore it goe*, Not by tie* broad and beaten road Vdread abode, But to th- yr.ar round < hnstuiu* tree Wiicrc Ghi utie makes hi* milufrelay. si mmon* run Rvi.irr. (CoMfitumi not iurreei) r 'dam s i>. Erxx in, Exetmtor of tlie xx m Dr. N\ illiatu K. Krxx in, PUiiiliff, ngaiuti f,cnf>ir X. F.rw in, Mnrlnir Krxx In. Mrs, Julia A.\lloxxe||, Kxhii P. Hoxxei), (. lark Hoxxvll, AHe-rt lloxvctl, Elbe 1’ irk Howell, Ida Erw in How i-H, R«*s- I sic Watle HoweM. Annie \Vh*.U- How ell, Ex an P. HoxvrHJ, Jf.. Nits. Ida L, \\ <mm|xxard, James TY.U is'd'.xard, El len VaiT M «mm|xx ard. N l>.n : s\ Erwin 'Vot.slw ar<l, Ida Howell Woodward, Erwin \\«Midvxard, Edxvnrd C. Wade, 8r , Edward (,’. NVade, Jr., Benjamin F. Made. Maiier L. Made, Krxvm M, Made, AuniT E. Miller, Clmle- NN :ule. Mary l^aic*!} Erw iiq — win, li-rrhx'ihiTntliTP'' Wagnon, Epliiet Augustus \> illiums, Janie* D Erxx in, Roi»ert Krxx iu, Lly.s- *e- M. Erw hi. Joseph Erwin, Annin E. Martin, Jones 11. <J. Ail and P. A, Eau in, Itefendanu. . To tii« Defendants: Leimir M. Erwin, Marlon Erwin, Mr*, Julia A. Iloxxell Evan P. Iloxveli, (dark Howell, Albeit Howell, - Kflltt Park How el!, Ida Erw in ilow ell, Ros» sic Wade Howell, Annie Wade How ell, Evan P..Iloxxell, Jr., Mr*. Ida L, \V(hh|xxard, Janies F. Woodward, El len \aH Woodward, Daisy Erwin ALL CASH! NO TRASH! A LL Tfi.V'T TRACT or plantation of F.ilfa, Efigtfield Co , S. C. J. C. F.^Governor John L. Manning djed the *|»eakers' stand was cleared ami Ihe ; pnymeut baud struck up a xredding march fjie - crowd went wild. At a given signal tin* two InUtffl parties eame up. E^ch pair xvero seated in a carriage dra|>ed iu cotton bagging and flags, tlravx ii by fout white hor*es, which xver* covered xvith the cotton bagging. The txx ocarriages xvere headed by band*, and at the stand xvas another. 'Tlie bridal carriage* were followed by other*, some of them being the finest private turtHHiU in Atlanta ^Mr. Gra dy and the UircctoM-uf the expujuithm received tliem at the stand and two emi nent divine* «tood.ready to perform tlie marriage ceremony. N. F. KIRKLAND, Sr. * " Executor. 7th October, 18SP. gu-ta Railway, cuiiUiniug live hundred ami twenty-throe acres and bounded on the North by landH of tlie estate of John Holly', East by K. F. Duultar, South by Mr* A. 'I. Iugram and («) ihe West by the Saxannah River, being tlio Hoii>e- rtA ( VN I’rnDx rvww Head (dace of the late Mr Judson Uoun- Like Falling Leaves Bargains are lying thick on rny g CENT COUNTERS, |Q CENT COUNTERS, j/J CENT COUNTERS, . Master’s Safe. State of South Qirolina, IJarntrell County. II. Baer, Plaintiff, against A. C. Phin, br., Defendant. nncKcLourriK. , tree. Fine farming lauds, convenient- to Railroad ami specially adapted to tlie ' growing of fine watermelon*. Court of Common _• A ESO 1‘lcas. A tract of three acres, one mllo from : Hattievllle I).*pot,-djoui)ded on all sides by land* of Mr*. A. M. Ingram,-good duelling house and settlement and fine water. B y virtue (d.4 directed in f h** * bo ve e 111 i 11 e d o'a i»*e 2^ CENT COUNTERS, Ao., 4c., 4c,. Come and Gather Some Before the harvest season is over and youi f money Hi el ted by the hot jirices four hu on Tuesday in Cauhlen, aged 74 year*, r Both bride* were good looking—one ... Fifty-year* ago he was one of the woul- j of them ^psrtieul.arly so. The griHiiu* i well, in said >Ute, on Monday, ti»e 1th Sander*, on the En»t thieat gentictnen iu the South. ' —c xvere rather plain looking, of tiie bride* were ■UbAaaHHMH ract of four hundred and txvo I *xx ill sell at public auction in. fhmt of , acre* on the Low#r Throe Runs mid tlie Omrt House, in (he Town of liarn- hnnuded on the North by land* of p. J, by the lyower ilc day 'Three Runs, South by lauds of J. J, hours of Rozier and West by land* of Mrs. 11 A. i that o'd and iiardcncdmerefcfln(f? are 1 xviinging front’ xou: I have -w-wSmT IU* coking. The goxy.us j day of November next, it being trimmed with satiipt j in said month, within thp legal h« The Charleston and Sarannah Rail- and lace* until they looked quite well, *ale, the follow lug described property: Fur*e.. ^ nxad i* contemplating the earjy ex tea | but the cotton bagging *uir* of the iu<ff» 1 All that plantation <»r tract of lat.dp 'jhfsa^ lane *1on of Its Walterboru l*rancK to Keat>e f were rather “jay. | Htuate, lying am) lH*lnjftb ;Tic said Slaw Fair; a-* heir- in lid* ouumy. D C'>uld not gu to a! There w»* nothing particularly (Ms-j and County,.oonuUting *ix hundred better tenniiiu*. li active ‘ the land* belong to Mr*. Llt/le *1-law of the late Mr. J ud- *on Rountree. 'JVrm* of **lo :—One third Wsh and the bahinee in one ami txxo yeafs. About the ceresnoniya, wteept acres, more or le**, and hmiuded on the , n . A # . comment of the crowd. After It North by South Ldisto Rivar, on the The South Carolina A»«>olation of was over there were congratulation*,, South by laud* now or formerly belong- Will beaoldat public snetionat Barn- Medical Survivois of the Confederate *ud then the *hoxx vxa* made parLicu-. ing to I»wb« Holman. WHHam P. Wal- rwell Court Hn.ise, 0(l wiWdav the 4th Army.and Navy will meet in Columbia larly loterwilng hy a contest hetxvevu ; ker and Hugh Reed, on the Eoai bv dav iu Nov. mben-uofcw *ooite« Ui>- xv ife xv an r* i for Don 5 without cartying oil Mfough to maku HOME H/1PPY. Com* and k*ep-(forulng, for new goo,!* are arriving continually and prioc* qre resting on everlasting bottom bed r«H*k. Ladic* waited on fir*L». genth*nn*n next and old bachohlj*^m raTny day*. . . ( ttMlay two woeks.^,.The. objects efo the, the oxa’on Luiggiug cowituy^t aiul .Kdi»44> Miv«>r end nn »lii» Wrw*4;y warers""Tf | w t l > ffwTat iTirbllc -*1* tion are tnamfcaitag aj a**mfUtion are to bring the member* jute Indian*. The cottou hoy* wiimlug,. of Windy HlHCrcek. | l w ill be glad to egl.i ^ [ Term* caah. Purchaser to pay for . plats, die,, and give all IJaaovar plow ban- , »«'P» cfoser aiul loorc ctuiuriug rcUtion-. for ti»atr<teA*rtJire wlJl ' * nd U> a,^ “ r<, »4uh 4* for their departure wui. nf ^ u Thje drerradant* ^ (Lr pres- , en; lociuh. r^ w ill Ur etittidod to jadttUte lutiw-arju- osa^MUatiou. bhT^. ' . «f onurre. The married are Mr Walker Down*, a Newton county maiv.hanGeiid Mantis H'lubum, «if and I • Mr. Henry K. W eli« and Mu* Allcx) papers. ■ G. DUXCAIt BE ELI N GU 7^, • v ' ^ Ma**tor. Mattel ’* Ktlf Qct, I Gdhit title, iki'ds, all information at nry office of on day of sale, Attornay for Mra. Li^zi- F^ir. Biinvull C, U.j*. C., CM, Ilth, IddJ, NVoodxxiird, Ida How ell MmhkIxx «rtl, Erwin Woodward, Edward C. Wade, Sr , Edward C. Wade, Jr, Bciiianiin F. Wade, Manor L ade T Erwin M, M u«lo,. Anni<! E HJiller, Gluirles J, Wade, Mary t*ahell Erwin, Lilia Er win, .hilia ('arolipe Erwin, Kittie E. Wognou, Ephio Augustus Williams, Jamo* D.Erxx In, Robert Erw i.i, Ul>>- *os M. Erwin. Jo*<q»h Erwin, Annio E Martin, Julies 11. C. All and P. A. Erwin. You arc hereby MUiumoned and re quired to answer tin* complaint in thi* —-aetioh, which is filed ip the office of tho Clerk of the Court of Common Plea*, for Barnwell County, and to serve a copy of your Hirsxver to Ihe s^iid com plaint on the suberriber, at hi* office, in jtarnxxoil, S. wiihtn twenty day* af ter the service hereof, exHu*ivo of tlio day of such service; and if you tail to answer the complaint within tlie timo aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court .or the relief demanded in the. compluft’t. Dated I7th m.ptemher, D. 188ft. HOBRH’T ALDRICH, ' Plaintiff’* Attorney, W. GlI.MOkK Sixtua, C. C. P. (i.s] 'To tlie Defendants; Lenoir M. Erwin, Marion Erwin, Mra, Julia A. How ell, Ex *u P. How ell, Clark lloweU, Albert Howell. Etfio Park Howell, Ida Krxx In II..well, Bo*- ■ I i,r ^ir V w;,; sand your children would cry, ' *', v,in * ’ H‘ , HtdL/r. f Mr*. Ida L, ’t go away from Barnwell " (X'dward, Janie* )• \N omlxvard, EU len VkSI Wood’Affrd, Daisy Krxx In ;< '8-.. Wad«, Annie R. Miller, Cbarle* J. Wade, Mra. Uabdl Erwlp, Ulla Hi’s xviii, Julia Caroling ^rw In, * Kittle K, Wagnon, Kphte Aiigtisfiis WHliapi*. Jamca D.Erxxiu. Rol»ert Krwin, Uiys* ae* \I. Erxvin v»4 Au»le M* Mar^Ul. Tike noth* that the summon* and rorTplaint-trerefn a cre fildsTTn the nfiliHi of the Clerk of (he < ourt of Commou Plea* for Barnwell County, Sooth Care olina, on tim JOth day of syptajubar. A. D. 18844. ^ ROBERT ALDRICH gaj n^.AtKq,,^ 10. .