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1 The Barnwell People. John W. Holmes, ClXTO* AND PROPRIETOR. IfV '■ rf:—-—,\ l 'Trs= LAKOhrST COUNTY UlKOUl AT10N I OnIHII Ui* L.Johu »i Uio NiiJ John T»»<>*, 6. Bm Ur. Ilrluiuftlntm corrolM»niled Mr. MvAuliflr. Of the iiiunetliiite occur- ranee he ►»M: “l m »<* on the alUen aJk Ui front of the fiftht-hiiml " Inflow of the jnwl m-nn.— Hi’fTernen m nianflin^ In the iloor of Hi** pift/ra. A mufatU) !>•»>' (Alfred THURSDAY. NOV EMHKK 7. 1880. looked h* If he ««ked him Homethliift that I could uolhmr. lit* \M»lk*-l out on ilm nbrioua reasona, that Ripley wan lu hid ing with Kachel llanberrv; colored, a damthterof Akro i W Intern who In the huabaud of Hlpky’a mother. She Uvea iiimnthe plantation of lion. J. U- Uuom, near OrahaUN, Mr. Bellinger called Capt. C. B Swan ami XeMira. W. K Chrintie and II L. O'Uaunon, men of true and tried cour age toliif RNHlntanoe. They left Barn well after 9 o'cloi'k Menday night and rT—.—JF—. -«—srp There la no plttocllky South Carolina. , . ,. r ,, . , * ... - .. | AulWIe w .i* standing, n* f waiting for' A bu.h«l of cotlon Mod brlux. umm ; th<t u , v lu . w . rtom , .Tew mti«ey here than a buahelol corn lu the KdcomU; the door wan al>oiit tw o-thlrd* fdaaza, and Juhn wontln aaihough call-j V^hed and eurrounded Rachel Uan- ivkonlng to nouiv one, and then i herry n hotiNe bef*i or hi ore day. They built Rorthwest. 1 WHlkvd ha-k to ihe door w here Mr. Mf- ! H,,tl ke P t w*tchfuJ guard on all eldea until daylight. They eeandied the w oman's dwelling but did not dud him. Then they went to the fodder house open. - W.altar llnfunj, Lsq., baa v-l-l the Oeorgetow ii.L'iiqtilrci cm a Tcnnt of the. , Increasing demsinU of hiN Jegrfl prao-, Ilea. During the nine y»gri that h* has sat upon the tripod ho has filled the Mil a» a genllenun and Rcholur. and 1 lit all that time fie ban not written a Hue that he could w InIi to he blotted out. The State w ill not permit him to remnln 1 long in the comparatHe stcluHlon of tin.- 1 courts. *; Uto door wa* Nboiittuo-tlilrU* ‘ V J , , ’ uv John piuhedthe d.mr with hie w, ‘ cr « ^ "»» rouUtl c«mceahKl under r lie hi baud a little and to the flarky Inetdo turned his left 1 could see P to get b\, I kjvw the darky rUc from hi* eeui and at the Name tiuu 1 rnisc hi* rignt liand. and I hvard a click and thtsn the report, yu the report of the pUtol 1 Icanl a ncnlAlng, such as w ould la* made in getting out of a window or dob?, and a remark, “Couie thU way. ’ Attheivi- mt 1 sutv Mr. Ifclfcrnati fall acros* the lloor. I ran up the *P*pN and saw Mr. Il< ffertitin gaaping hn it the bundles that had been placed care fully over him. Mr. Bellinger will take this Iniv any more until tue j constable had hliu.’’ \ Ariiaji PufKSix. Abram riuenlv, cdorod, worked at ; nrow iTs gin wiih Kipley. Said to Kip- j l'*v ahoiu J o'clock, between Kyau's . Ai«»ie anil Sander’s flealauraut, * It l* time for us to go to our Work,” lie said. Mtvy damages t.,; s ’ ‘' -Miu .icli mid 1 s.vear t il .. , i ». ii V'” tight mi. Pm lug the time we were ri'illar. wfta.’Tfvat.-, .trOl .ff.ruan r»«*' -1> ;Vfcr. _ M-. lar u-* the steps, lie c’lilled: **is Kip- .iev in then Alfred sajd, lie v. aik« d Miside i}*«* doOi*. He says : “Kipley, I want to hoc you a minute- t'omcout here. Kipli-ysaid: ‘•Mr.llcV- feruan, sv-v-n.v - 1 ighl here.’/ .Mr llef- leinan tli .n walked out to the door. Kipley came from the gtn hou .e the |*re\htioscvenlng together. Kipley said to Mii.< hell: •• | |iA\o heard great threat* to-day, ( aptain. I want to see you as s*em h>* you g»*t through that game of pool.' | hen* i* a hack n*ouj to the res taurant kept for gambling l>iir|>oi>e*. I n-id*' t hat room js a floor that leads in- • o Up* iistaitraiK Kipley ran Infs* the d<*or leading iiitf> the restatirant, passed through to the resTHuraul and g(»toutof the window lum ceil the restaurant and » oker’s +Urfv. I ha\ u not seen him from that time to this. I -aw In there Uitchcll Adams, Alfred <>antt mid Kipley John The Ptu|)lu as a Thophft Tiin PtorLE has insUtcd from tlm he- ginning of this cotton crop year that the )iold would not run up to the high llgures marked by the enthiislucn*. ami aUhoogh it has been \ery -loiiesoine in that position proofs that it was ri are already coming in. Our up country exchange* h.no been telling the ucwj for weeks pa^l that the crop in the hills of this^tatc and North C'arollna has been out ir.trfi.iiv aluaxi by the early frost. In Addition tin rc have been report* of hca the Texas crop by caterj worms, and now ^another section is heard frvui whcr*» i>»«»y a»suMiitt- I.mi» — lejen given ail along. Hill, l onrain Co., of M**mpiiis, Tcun., the host au- thorlty on thi upprr M issU h lppl riu*r cotton hell, puhlislii*d h circular on ih<* 1st iiut., giving k true picture of the production of tin* territory tributary to Memphis, in that area the o«unl ) leM U I,40l),h00 bales, nrm -fourth of the en tire crop. llilljV'MUain A t o. s.*t\ that the shorugr, allowing three points for increaacd acruig* 1 , U twenty-*o?cu per cent for the emlre rtlatrlcC.' 'Wc (Iglire 1 pyd. and j that out. to be *7rt,00o b*h s less than tin ! ,,, * P»lh «kJhe ^rigger , . x, ,, | (It was a sell-cockar) ami it tfred and average crop of the Memphis cehtrc. Before this uew* gou to our readers theru may In* more truth* of the same aort from other directions. — & is Atmeloua Birdtr. e went to pre«* on tin* 3otli nit. at j 1 .JO p. m. Then ull ^tarnwiH wmra«l quiet ns a mldsummvr idgl t. Our mail fora number of fK>st ofttec* was made up w hen. Ml :< o'cloek, die (unlnoiis urack of a llrtlUh Bull Dog revolver ran?out j irom the pool rtn»m ke|»i t*y MD-hell Adams, colored. Boon tin* sad news ; »prcad that .Mr. John d. llell'ariiau had ; been shot an 1 killed by Kipley Johnson, , colored. Those near by entered and ; found him, so lately full of life and i hope, mo instinct with generous syutpa- ; thy and courteous ITiendirUcs*. pros- • trate, gasping, dying—the vital currant Bowing from a ghastly wound in tl.c I face. Words cannot tell ail the sadness ! of that scene which will long haunt the ! horror stricken utcuioricN of all who l(M>kw«l upon it. Ills remains wore soon taken charge of by the Knights of 1‘yilih*, of whieh «»rder he was a mcniltcr, and by pernii — »iou of Trial .lustice I’Httcr^m rcniu\ed to his rooms in rear of Jus *ion\ A special train Irom IHackvillo came starly in the evening, bringing a large number of warm friends ot tin* ilecea — •d With them came Trial .ftTsiicc ilatnmct, acting f*ir Coroner Krc« niaii. who was too unwell to leave, home. A iury was iinjmnelted, consisting of t; K. Kvan, foreman, H. C. H i>. Henry Kasterllug, S. (J. t a\e, M. d.’p.iie, (,. 1*. Aaron, B. L. Heath, J Jt. Mc.\al». K. 'V. Vogel, t». NV. Price, Jack Cave, William Cave and Joseph Blieppard — After viewing Jic rvmains'tho iuquest wa«adjourned until Tlmrsday inomifig. <*s>ntluued in the Court 12oti*e Theiu,- vestigaiioii \v*s h painstaking one, t ® Intelligent Jury seeking tadoc.iircr th "■ v.rtnpler-r mirh of rT ( ?U: leaf crime.' "1 liV sad story is be-t told by the tesilmuuv ot tlic vv iim*s>e» : TaTKicR Mi At t.im:. Mr. MoAulitf* is of Augusta, and nti old friend of Air. Hoireriian. He went with Mr. BrittrugliHm also of Augusta, to tell the-deceased that they would re turn U> Augusta that afternoon. Mr Ifctlornan asked t hem to go vvit!i him to ; the store of ,'lr Bon Davies, fonucrlv | of Augusta. M' lien they came to v;r. Dav les’sstore Mr HeB'ernaMasked them to go in uiitd he returnei, and went on J two dsKH* to the po»d roonr bunding.— , They foMowtnjJ.dm. As Mr. HellVinaii got on the piaxza a cojored boy (Alfred Cantt» said to him : •*JDplcy is Inside, j John stcpjvd inside about four feet and ; looked around the ?<*oni, aiul I stvpp* d inside about two feet t<vvlio Kiplcv was. Kipley w a* behind t he door that John and 1 entered. A large colored j man, w idi a sort of crick in his neck,! (Mitchell Adams) wa* »ia.ruling n, at John, and he reached over and »«liiit tin* l door partly- in my face. Mr. Hcllernan “ Ofiened the d(H»r Till* large man held in his hand, as if he w*as prepared to strike itoiiiH one, a billiard cue, heavy end rc>t- ' ing on the timir, his hand grasping it about a fvmt from the smail end. John ! then addressed the mulatto icllo.v.call ed Kipley, and said : *‘J w ant to see you outside; l want to speak to^'ou outside. 4 ’ Kipley said: “l won’t go,” and I step- i . hack just ouUlde the door sill, and ou U** pbirr-a amj turned about to see! If John w as following, and at that mo- . meut Kipley jumped up from where he | was sitting, when the door was hiding him from view except you were in the 1 room. 1 saw him through the urack of I the door get up and take one -step for- ! ward tow ard*.John, and present a pis- I • tol of the English bull d‘*g pattern, and altoot John, and John's-diead fell, for the dark v Ui tough 'in* w Indow ; his back 110 P )<rt kl»« rew-arvls offered but w 111 was to me As J<»hn pushed the’ door lurn “ vor tbt! |>ro|H*rth.ii to which he la entitled to bU informant . , -s* mow m aacAraD. To correivpoudenta of tke Charleston dailies R pJey gave a full statement of j )il*moi4*uient», from the time he tired : the fatal sliot He »ays that he left the : street leading to the depot, entered Col. ! Kobert Ahlmlh's premise* unseen and ; concealed himself in the coni cellar where he lay iiuii) Saturday morning He went near his mother’s talking the Alliance Department. Adopted at lU* County Organ by tke C’etm- ty AlUanoe JuJ> Stk, Itvst* M. J. PATE, AMoct,\Ta Editom, To whom all Communioatlou* on Alliance Matn*T» should be addresst-d. . “TIMtT Stowr TO COSQCKIft.*'' The Jute Trust is in an MnUappy frame of mind. The reb«l)io« of the farmers ag*lust It* robbery has woun ded lu pocket ai»d It I* hungering and from time to time for many yean, and we aay again it is gratifying to see plan ter* now approwuhlng a vonditkoa of per- mspent fluaneial independeMce. “The demaud In so great thru a higher plane of valuo for cotton than la some years pa-d seem* likely far this teasou.” thirsting for revenge. From a reliable friend w ho bad a free hundredaud^gliry it WHS III* j last 1 dhihot hear but one plstql shot? | before day. ; * I? 0 X 4 ’ u»*gro, supposed to l>e the prv»- j house, but beard some persons tall privior. ( M .it hell Adams,i did not come and he went Into the woods near ) «mt of the front *lo(*r. 1 «aw him after ; the shooting on Hie front piazzav The boy that met Mr. Hcffcrnau at the door j ( Alfred Can't) had a billiard cue In his i hand ami stayed ouuUlc untii alter the i shooting, lit* tlA-'U immediaietv w»*nt j in, in h»r Lh. uugii ilwMhM.r or w imlovv. colored school hmise, w here he lay-all day. At night he took the Orangeburg road ami followed it unmolested Dra- batn*. ThPre ho met a colored man wiro guldeirnThTToRaciiel Hanberiy’s hou ve. TFe also gave his version «»f the trouble hot vv edn Mr. Hf»ir. niftn tnwi ui mirt* claimed that lie alone w as responsible , and that th»?re ha<i been no conspiracy ! against Mr. Heffcrnan. lie said that i lie had eaten nothing during his flight ; except a few raw potaUK*s and some su- \ gar cane that he had gathered at night, ; their surrender and that he had started to take refuge ' rar v, nnd they in Beaufort but his weakness was so great that h/ returned. He also fcaid '.' that he. did not k»*sw the fatal efi'ect.of 1 his shot until he overheard.Od Al drich’s cook *ay that Mr lleffernau was dead. ; : ami ea»y talk with a jute Uisctnle a few day* ago we get the plan of lu next battle against th* Alliance. J edging other* by itself the monopoly believes that ey?ry man has his price and w ill toon try to bribe where it lias failed to bulldoze. * Ttielr present plan Is to put the price of their bagging down to three cents a yard at an early day, and they have faith to believe that such a bargain as (hat wilt dissolve the Alli- anc« belter skelter. During t tie late war between the States there w ere men on both sides w ho wlotild swap uniform* and^lTags to getoiit of prison. In so doing they lost the re- ■speot «f both their former friend* and Dive tbsMuaTul North Carolina ne groes went to Um West during last tnoaih. * - y The aunuaT con fere noe of the M. K. Church, South, wit) bi'glu > lo Camden on the ^(Bh of thia mouth. Dr. W. S Spikes, of Walterboro, has discontituied the practice of medicine to join the Methodist ministry. B. F. Perry, of Granville, took three on line stock at the Atiauta EkpOsitttm. l*r»!sident Ilarriaou haa appointed Thursday, 24th inst , as Thanksgiving day. Gov, Kichardsou will set apart the same day. To prevent chill* and fever, take Frog P ond Chill and Fever Cure in broken doses. i>olil every where at 50 cents shuttle. A great relief: the new local anas- thetic used by Dr. J. H K Milhous in extracting teeth, greatly relieves the pain, and sometimes entirely, Wilson Purvis, of Chesterfield coun ty, made four bales of cotton and two hundred and sixty-tlve bushels of corn this year w ith an ox as his plow power. THE kOlTUkKX FAItl. ■Mitclu ll had his arm re-ting on the door when Mr. ileUernan euitie hack .a sec ond Uinc to se» if Kipley was. coming. Kipley juui|icd right up. The usxt 1 -aw vva.- a pi-tol in Kiple^’s hand at ter h** got up.* Mr. Uefferiiau said : ”Co«b« ou, Kipluy, 1 only waoi to talk to vou.” Kiplcv had t^e pi-tol then in his right hand, presented it, but the pi-lol snap- ^ >ed. and Jailed to ilrr.-the-Jirat-Uma.4 Lilllui{Um ’ di,MluV¥r ^ banks of the Cu|»e Fear River s plant rcscmblin cotton. The growth and a leaf dr Hli Mr. WWt»*rti:in fell. There were 1101111^^18111 being so |H*eiiliar he Mhtermiiied gry v\«»ids IhjIween them at all. Kipley ran. I did not m*c any pistol that vir. HetTernan had. Hltehell, Bain J.ee and 4 Batrh of Prartlcsl Afrlrsltsrjl Isrursisttoa. Capt. E.”B. Walter and MT "J. A Weathersbce, two progressive fartunrs of Orangeburg, w ho have tried is* auvv variety tor this aectlon, have made tl»e follow ing exiioriinent: We will s|>esk of the origin as vve get it from the Bailey Cotton Company, of Kaieigh, N. C. During rtie siimnu r of |H85 Hector C. Bailey, a colored mail, living In Harnett Count v, X. C., near 1 enemies. And even if the monopolists c uld buy what they have failed to cap Hire they would despise the property after its delivery to therrt. Of course. would be only tempo- would soon lie worse than ever.. But they have not properly measured - the resolution of ifiFAHiatice. The farmers are in for the war and at its close vvill all attend the. funeral of many trust*. The jute trust ought Lu die gracefully, for there is no appeal from the judgment that lias been pro- Marie- Burdreyon, the French maid who w as brought so prominently before * j thelmldb-ttr iheiilitlur Dr. McDowTor - ■ the de'arli of Capt. Davvst Toxsis last week. ‘ • son. went to Now is the best tima to itisure dwel lings and gin house*. Policies written ih tirst companies Tiy IT' M. Graham, Banibeig. 1 >elavs are dan*, geruns, so don’t, put off the perform ance of this duty, tf ' * Dissolution. The copartnership heretofore exU ing between Dw under-igwed nndar th firm name Bf Howard Knit hers was dis solved on the Isth of Juije bv mutual eonsent, J.C Howard withdrawing and W. <4 Howard eoniinuing the business under the original tirm naaieand forhU own account. ,T. C. HOW \FI>, W v». HO WARD. Blaekville, V»rli Oc»„ 18W4.—4w What and Why? Those are the questions that are now perplexing the few people that have not yet visited CIIRI>TI K’S. 'To iuerease their know leilgoand l*aru them the way m'-tlii- n.»w- il, |, M nn.,- store Chri*uw wiH tmswer boili inqui- rles. A Racket is a Bargain Store where good g«M»ds are sold at pbor prices, ft has.a w ide variety of men handi-w* not kept in miscellaneous stores and tip.ns price* w ay below (lie liguies a-k^d by, tread-iniil merchants. 'To the second question why Christie can sell jpiods-su tinich cluam-r than i other dealers tiiis answer is ^iveri from J the W'tfneas stand lie has :« ivpre^* n— Money to Loan 4 r ’ # On Improved-Farms. For furtImt Informution a}>ply toj ^ JOHN B. PALMER & SON, Room 7, Central National Bank t « Building. l\ (). Box 288. Columbia, S. C. oct :u-*>t - $25 REWARD. Stolen front the ftndendgned at Barn- wej| (J. II on la>t s ileday a d irk l»ay liorse, aboui lJ y;,*ju sidd^lo )ian<ls high, and an open. i»iaiio box buggy with me dium s**l of li lt ll-Ss. I will pav a reward of twenty-fivd didlais for their recovery. oerJI Fiddle Pond. - s . nouticed again-t it. KltotM. r*lr* Xutirf. - The niemlier* of Silnaru Alliance No. ! C72 are earnestly requested to attend out next regular meeting, which will be Saturday, Nowr IGth, at 10 o'clock a. tn., sharp, f.et every nicmlier attend withoui tail, an imporiant business will he u 4 tend**d to on thst liav. —— —■— G. M. Hot.i.v. Be«;r«tnvrv. t*ti«-rial Xwtlc*. Riislues* agents of the *ub-.\Jlianees will plcasa ascertain at the ne\r mect- of their sub-Alliances To cure chills take Frog Pond Chill arid Fever cure. If iMails to dire go back to the store where you bought it and get your 50 cents hack. Every • H*ttle bears tile follow ing inscription : “ if IVmros-vutt tell your~nvighlM>r— if it fail- condemn it.” F'rog Pond Chill arntT'ever Cure pay s the coun try merchant a good protit to handle and gives the customer satisfactinn. Order from Davenport Mauufaeturtug ! Co., Augusta, Ga U K CAN AND DO Guarsjitee Acker’s BPkkI E ixir for it has b*en fully do .mnsfated to the |>e«»- ple of this county that Bis superior to ail other preparations for hheal disease*. It I* a |e*s|tive cure f<»r syphilitic |*»i- t:itive in New \ ork who kcep> ho;TFT\**«. open all the time and whose w its an* as keen as razors. Whenever a bg mer- <*hHlit falls and his good* go under t!i<- hammer Christie’s buyer hss a front seat at the' auction and huys_all tile Itesi bargains which he *hips >outhw ud a- to watch it closely. In the fall he found i that it had produced cotton, the fibre oi . ' n ^'* ol ’b' lr *ub-Alliances ui<l rfqMirt, soiling. Ulcers, Eruption- and Pimples which, was remarkable for Its length, i *(* Uif> P ro|>l P t Iv at 11 Its ton a lull es- ft purifies jhttj*'hole sy-iem and lh»*r- Htid very tine nnd^dlky in texture. ||e lunate ot alt the gtisno. scbl phospImU's ouglil) huihl* up Hieeoustitution SoKI carefully saved the seed and planted and ksinit they will want for the next- by A. B .I’stterson, Barnwell, and \lex, them next season at s safe distance from ! I*; 1 / ” '' ro P* # , Stornc Blackvilh, Druggists, other cotton. In the .ea-on of 1H*7 he | 4 M,r ‘* ^ n?in » , ''‘ " f Bn-ines- A gen is and sob-1 rustee stock bidders. fast a-stVam esn carry thetu. A* suoif a* they-come Christie throws them on the market I,eeail-e tile procession kieps moving and »ln*v iiiii«1 get out of tli^_ w ay of tiic_uext shiphicnts that arc ftd- owing. CHRISTIE A -JMSC- planted a quarter of an acre with the*- . seed. Kaeh yeap the parent, plant wn* exactly reproduced in all Its peculiar characteristic*. So well known in Harnett and neigh- i (Hiring counties had this efUton berome that in Nt»vem»M*r, ls>7. Bailey refund an offer of |>er bushel for the seed, j a* this ha I proved to be »uch a valuable ! with |>o*t olliee address of each and name and number of the sub-Alliance. M. VV, PIMM.IPS. Business Agent and Trustee Stock holder Bantwell County Alliance, Wil- Bston, B. C. There was a good attendance of *iih- ABiaiu’e trustee stock holders in the Court House on Monday. Dr. G. B. f.artigiie w as ejected President and Mr. kind of cotton, both on account of it_ ,, ,. , yield andtUe *u|H*rior quality of rhelint i ^ ul11 . 1 V ou * 4 ’ 0,1 boolay. iir. G. B. I sou and Mini ifaniefs was standing out- j I^bs Hailey planted two acres with j *, ^ r ? r 1 the seed he had Mned. ] " ^‘incaii M*cre»aryof themeet- 1 n the fallo| tfiiscotton proflttced lA*** bumd that iweniv-eight on only fair land, w ithout extra manur ing two hales to the aere, and of the same long and tine fibre. In November. I.HS8, Bailey sold bis entire crop of seed and the right to sell the same to the Bailey Cotton Company, w ho offer them now to the fanners of the country and guarantee mat they are genuine. side and the gentlemen n ho carne with Mr lIclleHVian, Mitchell must have gomrout the back way w ith Kipley, for I < on Id not see any other way for him to haw gm out. I. saw Mr. Hetfernan do nothing for Kipley to shoot him. 1 saw no pistol ou Kipley. Heard Kipley tell Mr. Ingram, w ho asked him w hv he , wa<^-urr\mg a pistol, that Mr. HelVer- nait had thieateiied lliai ihe next time In* went up-iown he would l»e hi* bird. Ihepreiious iijglii I was walking with Mitchell Adams, Sain l.oo, Kipley and • ♦Hhers emnitigTn>m the (Ie|H>t, and t liPTe ’weir others along. Sam l.eo, Kipley j JoliiiHtn'and Mil* hell Adam* a-k -'i us to w alk on. They remsined near Amy i A llde: son's house atrd seemeil to be ill clo.c conference ubuuL some private mat- icr.” Wit! mm Owens. 'Ir. Owens said : “After Mr. lleffcr- nan wa- st, u t Alfreo (tantt told me that Kipley had shot him without cause — He said ih.ii Mr. Heffcmaii had asked him it Kiplcv was inside. He answered that he was. Mr. llelicin.iA asked him ing- shares of st«H*k iit she Mate Exchange hail bi'en taken. Mr. M. W -i'hillins was e|erl**tl ( otirity 'Triiajec SuH*k hol der. Th»efo||i,v\ ing Board of Directors wMsehoseii: K. C. Kirkland, -Jno. W. Dyehv-, A. F. Cave, S. S. Owens, B H. Barnes, E. B. Gue** undG. A. Chistdni. 'I h«* Elbert countv ( Ga.. Alliance has : adopted the plan of using from ten to twelve ties to u bale of cotton tocircum- , vent tile iniquitous jute tare. .‘‘ The last lie of the jute men,” says the Nations) Economist, “is to the ef fect that the cotton bagging is taken THE AOVANTJIUTCS. First. ltn|>ensmnrc regularly and evenly than other cotton. ‘The peculiar formation of its leaves allow* (lie »iin nnd air to have free aere** to the boll-. and rijien them nearly at the same tune. Becond. Its staph* is a* Hue and «dlky and nearly as long as the *e«i*l*ud cot-j [f m t lie bale and jiitc-sutMtituted at the 1 _ New Advertisements. I HE STATE OK Si»U i II r.u.O IN A BAKN \\ Y.U. <*Ot^NTT. IN TUX COtRT OK I’KOlt.VTZ. By Janie* O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of Profiate in Barnwell Cuuaty. herea* Annie M. Ht'irernau applies for l.etier* of Administratiqu on the es tate oi John J HeiiVrnno, «lerea*ed, These are. therefore, to rite and ad- ! monish all and »ingular, the kindred - and creditors of the -aid «le«;ea*e»f, to b- j and app *ar fedore meat a Court ot Pro- bate for the said county, to In* holden at 1 Barnwell 4.*. II. on Thur«d:tv, the 2l*t d*v of .Novetnl»er, Ihv.i, H t II orl*ark a.*; tn., to show cause, if any, why the said ! adniinUtratioii should not be granted. GKen under inv hand and the -en| of RA/Sm A RACKET I'nder (lie Opera House, WEST OF COURT HOUSE, BARN V/ELL.- 1 U 'HK If ECHOED T » THE Kl'K- thest <*i»ntli|. s n| tin* ( oiinrv an I ring- out ih** music of i qu tl Intftpiues- in th** houses of the poor and the man sion* of the wealthy. * Come to Christie’s « I.adies >rnd chlldmi, g«*til!cinen artd <*ld bachelor*, all who want tli** gr»’.Ji*st quantity and \ ariety of useful _..o.ls j.-i the |ea»| aiuoiiru of re.flv moliev and I Lands For Rent. OFFE R for rent f«>r the next year or a longer tenn^on iea*unnblc term* the following tracts of land across tin? Eow er K’ii is -: _'Tho beck Place c*oTitntning 150 acres of-rtiitivahle lands— I lo* .lolm Henry Anderson plarwcon- tainirrg .'?(k) aeres,«*t cuItivifTTTe Iteml. B«ith place* are strictly bealtbv and -dwelling-, tenant lions*** and ne- e«*--;irv »-iiiT'iii!-! ui:-. w iih good w atcr,^ For further Informaiion apnly to S.-hr. FEAi'OCKx oct IU*uw ell II., S. C. Special Notice. .M! }«*rs' n< HrSe+ttwl t** me either by note or ojn■ n at*c.«»unr are reqjt* sit'd" U> make earlv -cttbiut ut, as burger iiwlul- ffence cannot. !«■ gi\ » n. t H A KrT> PMCII51 A NN. Barnwell, Sept. l ,< ’ : y. ^ DAVID BEMTSCHNER, •»CLOTHING,:C- Furnisiiing Goods 4 —and— - For Men -md Boys, Corner King and Hazel Streets, 1 CHABLE'TON, S. C. oct 31-tf J L $ .‘in irioiN («• ’vb ••in D- l<*u an's. f- of ilnn ( ^ «/> «,- J4 >nn.I r.*u -/ S' ( 'I t oinmom JHfUM. KKi.ir.r. the Conn this Itltdav of November A. D. 18SS>, and in the 1 Util year of Apieri- ; > ou a, " , y o,M ’ H ,H? uiade hapj*y can Indefe-mtence. hov 1 JAMES O. PATTERSON, Jmlge of Probate. -2w ton.. Third. Ifri* more easily picked than the k*» island or any other cotton of Un* same grade. Fourth. - It yield* more lint per acre tiitm *ea island. It produced two bale* to the acre in the fall of IssH. Fifth. It is tiie only variety of cot ton that can be successfully raise.i in i to mil Kiph*v to come out, that he wish- j the interior capable of coinj»cLing uiih , jj l ‘icdto talk to him , .Kipley ryfii^i L^ j tlnisewjej***d in staple, and it fdiotllft j city coin|»H**Hr*. However well stuck to, this is simply a lie. Onion covered bale* go through and on ship boutd w ithout discrimination.’*. County Trustee Stm-klndder* are no- titled to meet in Coluiubia on Wednes day, Nov. 2* th, at the Agricultural Hall, at' 10 o’clock u, in., tooigamzc the .Slsle Excbange. Each TrpMee Executors Sale x. * B Y VIRTl'E of the jmwer vested In me by the willof Auam Bishop,de ceased, I will *«>il at public an linn t»* the highest bidder, at the lure residence of sai I Adam Bishop, on Thlirsdav the :?*Th tiav of \i,i\l*i»«i- * Hundreds o Of different article* for sale, fill ns. ful. all ornamental, all cheajrrr than ever -old -in tjiis Coumy Many never brought to this markefbefore cuitut. out and rt.om. As he came Kiplev was behiml the tluor. Mr Heffcrnan tiirncul his left side towards him and Kipley Tired. Alfred said that he opened the side w in dow through which Kipley made hi* es cape, that Kipley jumped over into the lot of Mr. Ben Davies, ran tlfrough it and passed out into Mr. George Price’s lot.” V Dr K. C. Kikkl v^n. The ball enlcrya the left check bone i liiflc to the left and below the angle of the eve, traversed the lm»e of the brain, cm iing the venous Minus on the left of tin* sphenoid bone, fracturing the petrous portion ot llu* tem|N»ral bone and lodging in the posterior portion of the skull. The te-timbny of other w itnc**es wont to shdw the connect ion of Sam Lee, the baiber, Albert Gantt and Mitchell Adams with the crime. The jury reiiinit-d a verdict of felo nious homicide against Kipley Johnson, I price, TIIR PKCl LURITIKS. First. The bave» are different froift all other varieties and fonn'oue ot it* most remarkable peculiarities. Second. It ha* very small seed. Third. It has usually uiue seed to the lock. Fourth. The boll* of this cotton are larger than those of ordinary cotton. Sixth Having tested it and never having it attacked by rust, Bailey be lieves it to be rust proof. It has never been known to Ik* attacked by cotton worms, though it is not claimed to be proof against them. In the early part of thf* year we met an agent traveling in tiiis-rountry try ing to introduce this new variety of cot ton, but was going aw ay without hav ing any one to take hold of Jr, and we were somew hat interested, and from the fair pro|H>siti.tn made by the agent and. Jestimouials in his |>o*sc**ioii thought it a good cotton, superior in many w ays Umli-K -Ilfc-hell Adam., Alfred a i‘<« U-'--r-Hn-ry I -.ml Sum I me *«*w..rig '.ef,.f5 »nd .f- i ««' * w " f ‘J »? ** """ k ' * I 1 u-r Um The »ree.«orle. had , f “ 1 1 “, elKln "' d ,,,r "• “ l " > " ‘ I men Iml-red in jail Uedne.-Uy aftl . r . f«rfher deve-pment-nnrinnf «e will neuu, Kiplev J-hii.ol., the prineipnl, I ^“ t,l ° [> »''«'•“ " rlhl \* nd |r afU ,^ Kon J*. * Barnwell (/ounty, which is tlie extent | bring tlie Li |u!r cent, ii.si^luooi ihhh- I * tuck subscribed for in his county. Secretaries <d County Alliance* arc iej|ucsted to notify me of the orgaidza- lioa of tlieir County Exchanges, giving name and address of County Trustee. Et c vs McIntosh, Chm’u. Ex. Com. Doyesv ille, Oqp 22nd, 188'J. The Ullasre ia Politlr*. Southern Alliance Farmer, of escaped. 'Thai Justice was reading In his piazza, several hun dred yard* away, nnd vv ho had not heard of the tragedy, saw* him run past his residence and take down the street be- tuceii vi r. A P. Manvllle’s and Gen. Dav ant’s No one else saw him. Mr. Hetfernan'* remains were carried to Augusta on 1 hursday morning, ac companied by Messrs. Mike Broon, P. B. Hagood, J. H Tobin, N.G. W. Wal ker,'Carroll Siinins.of Barnwell, and P. W. Farrell, Thoma* Walsh, F. P. Orovea and W. K Kelly, of Blackvlllc. Mr. iieffernan w as thirty-oue years of age. In Blackvlllc nnd Barnwell no uiaiiStaffor. deserved a greater measure __ ~ In tbia com- nimdfy no one ever dreamed that such a fate would come to him. But bis death aeetns to have been pre-determined. Ilia life was insured for tlie sum of three thousand dollar* with the Knighu wurd, and X^aid .’iOUP-my God, John i ‘jf.. p ‘J. r . wo “ al . ,kipu 1 * ri 1 t - r ‘ is killed!” He fell bat'kward on the floor. Ae soon as Kipley 4tot he ran to the back t#f the store, assisted by this large man (Mitchell A dams) and oilers. They went out of the back do^r, and slamined it after them. The next I saw . of this large onloreU it'ian, hn came up ^ after a w bilo to the from door. He did ii<H come from the rear IhmugU the vVay he went out of tlie sf^#. 1 never saw the boy that shot John afterwards, i e after the shooting. Kipley had the pit a's! in bis hand, but hid from my view of our territory. We would be glad to show the plant to any out w ho is intereated in the ad vancement of the growth, and would he glad to have them come at once. The crop of Mr. J. A. Weathersbee i* in the uor|M>ratc limit*, so any one w ho may can see it any time they are in the city. Should any one wish to come from a distance by notifying either us we will take pleasure in meeting tnem at the depot and carry dlret t to the held. This invitation is to all and every plan ter In any part of the State to come and' look and see thia peculiar cotton grow ing. If it is all that ia claimed it will be the cotton toplant.andwiUbcagreat advance, to the industry. 'There, has always been a great demand for a superior staple to the ordinary short cotton, auu if this variety should fill the graded between tlie beat of the The Atia ita, Ga., say* : “The outside world Is very much ! afraid the. Alliance will go into polities : and rubv-it-.plf. I hey are • *o deeply j troubled that every oftUdnu* quill dri- | ver is w riting long articles on the sub ject Now u hy i* all this? ‘Uitpo**!-! ole that the world is so very anxiouaJor Alliance aiicce.— ? . We fear ‘not. 'Bo- • ware of ‘Greek* bearing gilt*.’ 'The Farmer*’ Alliance can take care of itself. 1 If it want* to take a hand in politic* enough to *ay that true friend* of the i people shall hold olHce, vve do not see i w hy it should not Let those solicitous | friend* keep their own skirt* clear. Keep free from bribery, Trickery and 1 competition and perhaps it will pot ho necessary for the Alliance to take any bands in politic* at all ” lug profH/fTvro w'U*/*“» The fromc-r*.*HLtct of laud of late . Adam Ui-h«>p, containing IVIaere* well impntva d and in high state of cultiva tion; one Watertown Engine 10 horse power; kO Saw Eagle (iin, Grist Mill, i all in good « rder. Horses, Mule*, Lorn, i Fodder, Caitie, Hog* and general a»- sortment of farming implement* Ac, Terms made known on day of (ale. Sale begin at 11 o’clock n. in. GEO. W. BISHOP, ' Executor. 5th Nov.. l*80-3t Estate David McMillan. All person* having claim* against tlie estate, of David M e Mill an . deceased, are reriuested b) present them duly attested, and all persona indebted to the said es tate are required to make payment to the undersigned or Id her Attorney, A. B Connor, Esq , Allendale, S. C. -MRS TYRA McMUJ.AN, (n*M1-4w Administratrix. Notice Debtors and Creditors Gm4 Xtw* Iwr Fsraert. WUAT A PKOMINKST COTTON KIRII THINKS OK THE COTTON OUTLOOK. The fo)h»w4fig from an autograph eir- culsr of .Messrs. Latham, Alexander A Co., the well-known bankers ami cory- misston merchant.* of New York, w ill be of interest to those interestec in cot ton. The circular is of the date of Oc tober 12: ~ y “Painters,” ray the firm, “In many sections are sending their cotton to mar ket In a deliberate manner A syste matic and abrupt holding back of the crop is not commendaf»le, ami such « course of action has not lieen adopted in the South. Planter* have, however, resolved not to rush tlieir cotton to mar ket, and it is gratifying to know that they are In a position Ur adopt their pres ent policy without being dilsUiry in Kiplcv la known a* a “keen” negro. I th * r<; "“i** » ' ah, 1.? f at ,5cent 1 - | | h «‘ r fbllgation*.- )«d auoiiier no- ’ ** er P ound * ** ^ uillls want just such The fact la they have made their orop* of l*vlhl«« for th- br.ll.lU of hU .Ulcr. -h'ln .UpIo and llw lower (trade, of .ea who live in AuguaU. i baaed on present price*, we think And John’s view, for he bad wo time to dr».v It (row his pocket or oven cock it. (l i* *aid that he had killed another ne- 4 . . . . ... ^ ^ gro in Charleston tnnrTOapSd convlc- J cUm of***™ m‘* w 1 h tlie m.on tion. About three years ago he return- fat ? urB wr ^ ,n which 10 wl to Barnwell alter an absence of ten H r ther _ . - |n 10 cqnts more on the pound. The fann- woulduae this va- year* In Florida', LouT-lana^aiid VxUu- r‘ e, y ,n, ‘ UMld o1 *** UUnd ; at ^ r< ’ # bmb,y •ive.iraxala w ith horse jockeys. CACJJHT IN CONCKALMKXT. He had the pisuil Gaw Inches of John’ I IL * c witblAAlwut a /oot orjl y ? >»wrherewbmiu were a face. It wa* tlfci numerous and ooutlic*lng. On Tuesday ig. Ot it .appearance of this large mwreiugh* w a*Jm>nght back and quiet- ui attracted my attention larda him and Jess toward* *re. I did not hear John ■ intemlaiUG. Duncan Bellinger waa told by a reliable <*olored citin rJpe- If pm In tall. The story ef hia capture vanclug tlieir interest aa anything ©n 1* the can be toid in a few werda. poaaibjy do. W'e vlll. from tima to tl ■ _ . I a /> ■ w.. n * * » —^ ~ TV . * * iug interest of our country la makin vast strides upward ami onward, ami i o should this cotton coiitinuelodb aa well ; b lu U»« future aa it haa up to the present than formerly. The majority of tbem i it will have done aa much*A6warda ad- are, therefore, In a position to tell their cotton m hen they pleaee. “This course on the part of the far- with much lighter advances from fac tor* and merchants than in any previous • year. They h“ v " throughout a large extent At-territory, pursued a sys tem of diversified farming and, besides : duly proved to tiie undersigned within > cotton, they have raiseil an .abundance two* monlhs from thia date—to wit—op of corn and many othnr-anioJe*. -They or before thweerenth dSf oT*Decern»*er ave used leas of commertiial fertilizers next, upon which day all of the funds All |M*r*on* having claim* against the i estate of A. W. Smoke, deceased, are rc- I quested to jire-cnt iIimhi duly attested, ami all persons indebted to tlie said es tate are required to make payment to the undersigned. J. G. SMOKE, Adminiskrat >r, oct. 10-3w] • Branchville, S. C. Notice Debtors and Creditors A LL person* having claim*against the estate of Mr*. Judith Holland, de ceased, are requested to present them duly attested, and persons indebted to the said estate are required to make pay ment to the undersigned. GKO. H BATES, (JualBled Executor, OCt^-Sw] Barnwell C. H., S. C. Estate Of Martin J. Brabham DECEASED. BY VIRTUE of the decree of Ihe Prd- Kafe CNuirt in a certain iiauscentitled X. F. Kirkland, r.. Plaintiff, vs. Mrs.Sal- lie D. Brabham, jet af., Defendant*.— All creditors of the estate of M. J. Brab ham are hereby required to eatablhh their demands hy presenting the same From New Year'sUay to dirk Decem- xiyr, Truo truth* that ail folk-> shouM jrc- —IIICilltM- ’(Jo<*d San'a L’.aua Coote* »»»>>— yrretr;— But W. K. ( hri*vh*'s alu ay«* Ik*re-. The(.'hriatiilH* -aiut tHing'* gift** galor**, tl'o young and old. to Sqcli ami poor. But all too simmi he got * away. ’ Tw ixt night-fall ami the Inea^ o’day. ‘Thch Ctiristie -.u p* into Id^ *!»o*-- Ainf tell* the |»eop]e giad-ome ncW*. So gentle reader now he w i»e 'Trade wi'll tin* men who advert:*©. Join with tin* crowd that ever grow* A* on to Lhriafie's store it goc*, N»-^ kv the broad and beaten road That lead* Vo Pluto’* dread abode. But to the year round < hn-tmus tree Where Christie make* bin ii»iu»trel*v. .lame* D. Lrw in, Executor of the will *>l i>r. ■Wliiiaui K. Erwin, Pl.iiutill, agaiu«t Lcilotr M. KrW'Iu, Marion Erwin, Mr*. Julia A. How« il, f!* a11 i*. Hoyxi lL ( lark l|*»well, .\i'»crt ll«>wrll t Elbe Pa! k 111-Well, Ida Ei w Hi ! 1 1 i.vell, Ho^- *.c M a Ic Howell. \iii.i«* \\ sde ||ow*« .11, Evan P. jlowwll, Jr.. Mr*. Ida L. Womlward, Jaim - h. W.HMlward, Kl- l* n N’ail W.s dwar.t. Da sy Erwin - Woodward. Ida Howell Woodward, Erwin ’.V ard, Edward C. Wade, Sr , Edward t . VV ad**. Jr., Itenjaiuj I . Wad*-. M am r I.. V\ a le, Erwin VV v>le, Annie E. Miller, i harle» •- V-'.. i . M I -r. > n f.i-A it.. .5.1 Kr^ w4« Juin ? .iMi'i.m rrmirTUBffi? VV agiioiiv Ephitt AugU'tn* Williaui*, JameH |» p.rw m, fiobcrfErw in, 1'lv*- *•••. M. Krw in, Jo* -ph Erw in. anniH All ami P. A. ALL CASH! NO TRASH! uld me. came out make known any change that may occur M m -.tizan of j which would »lier the atatcuieiiU made I JferaweH, " hota, name U withheld for In ihD couimuulcatiou. mera, the making them solve* Ii dent of onuide aid, le one we have stren- uoukly rocounucodvd in our circulars ;n aay of said estate will be distributed, and all ereditora failing lo establish their de mands by that time will be debarred payment. . " _ N. F. KIRKLAND, 8r. — • ICxeculor. 7th October, 18W. Like Falling Leaves ** Bargains are lying thick on my CENT COUNTERS, • ■0/ JQ CENT COUNTERS, |fj CENT COUNTERS, 2Q C E XT CO U N T K KS^ ' 2^ CENT COUNTERS, do., Ac.. Ac. Home and Gather Some Before the harvest season la over and your money melted by the hot prices that old and hardened merchant* are wringing from you. I have a great many articles that you need ami your* wife w ant* and your children would cry for. Don’t go away from Barnweil without carrying off enough to nmko H0AVE H/1PPY. Come arid keep coming, for new goods are arriving eo.itinuelly and price* are rewting on everlasting bottom bed nark. Ladies waited on first, gentlemen next and old bachelors ou raiuy daya. Tl. M an in, Jones 11. ( Erw in, I>efeiul:ints. 'J’o the 1 ic fen da ni* : Lenoir M. Erwin. Marion Erwin, Mrs. JuJfa A. Howell Evan P, Howell, rjark H**wcil, Albert Howell, F.fllo PaFkdlowell, Ida Erwin llowt*!!, K.**- *ie VV^nh* Unwell, Annie Wade How ell, E\rtirtL Howell, Jr., Mr*. Ida L. VV nod w ard, osune- F. Woodward, El- l*n V.vl W.NMTqaird, Dai-v Erwin Wof.dward, Ida jt>vy>«*|| Woodw nrd, Erwin Woodward, EuXard Wade, Sr , Edward (’. VV ade, J r>. Benjamin F» ade. Manor L Wade, Erwin W ade, Annie Ii M iller, < buries J. * W ade, M.vi> I- ibcJl Erwin. Lilia Ev- w in, JuLia < nr.ditie Erw in, Kiltie K. ^ W.tgiion, Ephie Augu*ru* Wiilliniia, Jainc*D. F.i win, Kobert Erwin. Uly*- *••* *vi. Ei)'in. Joseph Erwin, Annie K Mai tin, Jones 11. C. All and p. A. Er;yin. Yon lire hereby summoned hih! re- quired to an-w er the coiup^Tmt In this acLion, whieh i** tiled in the olliee of the < h-rk of tin* Court of Cotnnion Plva*, lor BaruwHl County, and to serve a copy of your an*w-er*to the swiff cnni- piaint on the subscriber, at hU office, In Barnwell, S. C., wiihiii twenty dayaaf. t'*r the service liereof, exclusive of tho day .JMich .s^rvicr; and if you tail to answer llu-complaint within the time aforesaid, tin* plaintiff in tin* acthui will iipplv b* the Court .ur the relief d»*m;nu|cij in the complaint. Dated 17th Septeinh^, A. D. mrirERT aedricii, Plaintiff'* Attorney, w. Gu.MogR Simms, C, C, P, Itaj 'To the 1 >efendanU: Lenoir M. Krw in. Marion Erw in, Vfra, Julia A. Howell, Evan \\ llowei], ClaiTt'How ell, a Ihert How ell, EWe Park ttowvll, Ida Erw in Howell, Ko*- _ »!»*' Wade Howell, Annie " ade Ho\y« e’,1. Eahu P Howell,'Mr,, Mrs. Ida L. WooTTward, Janie* K. Womlward, El- . hri Vail Woodward, Daisy Erwin Woodward Ida Howell Woodward,^ ^ Erw in VVOodward. Edward C. Wade,® , Benjamin in M. Sr^, Edward C. " ade, Jr F. Wa4j*.. Mailer L. Wade, Erw Wade, Annie K. VflHer, Charles J. Wmle, Mrs. tsahell ErwlHiLllla Er win, Julia Caroline Erwin, Kittle E. Wagnon, Ephie Augwatu* "llllams. Vugwatu* V . Jamra D. Krw in, kidiert Enviii, Ulya- ! sea 51. Ecwiu juid-Amme E, Margin. Take notice that th« auniinotia end coin plaint herein were tiicd In theoftlo* of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleaa for Barnwell County, South Car olina, on ibe iOlli day of Sepfeuiber, A. D. l*tw. ~ j ROBERT ALDRICII. • PI ^