Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Peopfef dwellingeraoled UMr the elemenu of ii«ofu)ncM and honor Waara alwaja yfr—tf to-f Ire Hf trt to —r eaaofead eoteiporary, the Qreen- eilla Xewa,eafaeiall7 when the need for ft la taafeaaed. We are noable to *up- piy lu teat reqnUJUoa, aa we hare no of the data do* fllfed; axqd0TIhoaa on lie, which can- who think ahead are unaaay Mtton caierplllan thle rear. They think that In consequence of the Mlldneaaof the so-called winter plenty of theai way eunrlve and start the work of dost mod en early In the summer. This need to the wise will help to keep from putting all their eggs In one It haeheea said that few office holders die and none reelgn. 8tlll there are oc> tnalonal noteworthy exceptions. Col. Cothran t of the Third DistrlcVn'lll soon ''retire from Congress and return to his ffrst lore—the law—as counsel for the Richmond 4 Danville. - Col. Perry, of Greenville, will not stand for another term. Pioneer politicians are already laying down the programme for the State fun a Tittle caterpillarthop Vo the faU^ .VXhsf lwli prooedanl. Mr. Mayjm nor avea a eommloary m w haadi. ^n^ more dfstlngulslfcd ffiPernRah f am for Ida bonds hart mainly boon hie own two bands and the hands of his anna.— Whew the war broke out ho was Inde pendent, ownl’.g a ulo« farm and ne- groet, who followed him, and not be. them. After the war he went to work again In dead earnest, not stopping a minute to sigh, nor u> drop a tratu.over Ms loot property, nor to cutse the. Yan- far frealug bta “niggers.” And bis farm was stocked again, with horses, cows and hogs; his barn and smokehouse filled as of yore, and a large, now. If they admitted him then, why not admit nso now?” Jle was exam ined, and the Clerk of ’the Court of Appeals was dlrectejl to administer the oath as soon ar he wae twenty-one years of age, ' - ^ . ■ Fora whila ha had an.office In Char leston, but soon afterward Mr. Bellin ger of Barnwell, expressed a desire to form a partnership with a young law yer. Mr. Aldrich was rvoemmended, and that Is the way he became a citizen of Barnwell, and fu whom was found • ^Affiance-Department Where etood the humble home, In which his children were born. Sincwlhe war he has bought and paid far 10,1 »0 dol lars worth of laud, w bleb he has glien to hti children—every dollar of which money hat been dug out of the ground, and mostly by hie own bands and boys, and bis wife and daughters doing their full share In the house. Capt. Deer It a small farmer, but unlike some of the Mg farmers, does big farming, lia Is stiU ploughing, and expecta this year to tend a full crop, lie says that he Is be ginning to feel the effects of age, as it worries him now to split more than a hundred and fifty rails a day, which he rat been doing this wIpter. Last w i ti ter he made his hundred and seventy- five a day. The falling off however, 1 think, Is owing more to the quality of sap lu the timber this winter, then to the lack of sap In this aged rall-splittcr. -I ought to have said before that Capt. Deer’s laud In not considered first rate cotton laud, but If the land lacked the cotton element, the man didn't lia haa made it yield lots of the -w-hlts staple that yleldsthc greenback staple. Nearly any land will make cotton if you'll put on it what Capt Deer docs. He has a secret to masks laud make cotton that he that afterward reflected credit upon the county of bis adoption. ' In 1838 Pierce M. Butler, Governor of .South Carolina, appointed Mr. Aldrich Commissioner In Kqulty, and the part nership between him and Mr. Bellinger was dissolved. In Itf&I.be voluntarily resigned the office of Commissioner In Kqulty, and continued the practice of his profession. He was afterward elected to the Legis lators, and in that..body, as In every other position he ever assumed, be was an active worker, and always com manded the highest respect of bis fel lows. Among other work he intro duced in the Legislature the StaV Law, and afterw ards carried it to the Ap[>eal Court on a question of constitutional ity. One section, that staying the col lection of debts, was held to be uncon stitutional, LotJJift_uthflil.iectLon which provided that the statute of limitations should not run, was deemed constitu tional- He was chairman of the <'om- mltb* mi_PjQrdgn JltHatlons, and two years later, ho smuteeded James Shn mw, ■senior, as Speaker of the House, and campaign of thl. off ywr. They ^LUbn w.r(-.,VD**r p™ l«ndollar. Tor that the lasue will be the Clem son Ag- . rlcultural College against the State University and CltadfI Academy. An they not geing te play with edged tools? Ualeea all this premature controversy a stopped the sovereign people may take tt lam their heads and hands too to do away with all these bones of contention. Htrsnger things have happened and rev elations never go beck ward. OmO—S Wlta—t Tfcsaka. Mr. Harrison's administration has taken Thoe. E. Miller, of Beaufort, tbe canary colored contestant for Col. KllluCt'i teat In Congress, Into political copartnership. At his Instance Ran dall D. George, colored, of Colleton, made a fortune at the turpen- haa been appointed su pervisor of the census for the Third Division of this 8tote. Mr. Robert P. Porter, Superintendent of the census, has began, since George's appoint ment, to bother us with daily batches of Manbs, relative to town and County flnaaoee. It would take mere time than wo have to spare to get tbe Infer- Mr. Porter seeks The govern- George to be its repre- and It must go to him for the facta and flgures It wants. He etll be wall paid for his labors and we are not going to “sub” for him. We have work tneugh to do anyhow, sod Mr. Porter will save stationery by letting will glv« to any one tharwinu to know t. _ A friend tells me tLat the last year of a mule, w hich he has ploughed every year sinew. That is a good mule, but that Is a better man that has been fol lowing that mule all theae twenty-four years. Capt. Deer believes that farm- continued to hold that poaitiou until 1805, when he^ was elected Circuit Judge, ir„i Korved the State In that ca- paclty until he was removed from the Bench hy the military order* of Gener al Canby, commander ol the department ui* So*.:*.. 1 ; Carolina and Georgia. fTencral Canby Issued an order rcqulr- Adopted as tbe County Organ by the Coun ty AUlande JqlySth, 1h80. Easter’s Sale. Staff of Scat A CttroUna, Bamu tU '.'ounly. Court of Common T M. Jt RATE^AseocjaT* Kniroa, To wliom all Communications on Alliance Matter* should be addressed. oarers sf U* Cssaty ItlUae*. D. P. Sojourner, President. A. K. Free, Vice President./ W. S. Itnmbera, Secretary. N. F. Kirkland, Tmvnmjr. W. (I Britton, t'haplaiu. / I- B. T«x»le, l*^rtnr»:r. J. U. Ray, ANdstant Lectnrer. J. H. laAiicaster, IVw K«^per. E. J. Peacock, Awdstant boor Keeper. B W. Bodlford, Senteant at Anns. M. W. Phillips, Businesa Agent. Executivo Committee—C. II. Fny, W. W: Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade t'oinmitu-e—U. M. limiter, E. II. Dowling. J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All. • Committee on Good of the Order—J. C. Mc Millan, C. M. Kdentield, W. T. Cave, J. K. Snelliitg, K. B. Guom. maify'Tannura conTff hoTil Ihetr cotton. Ho.found only thirty 4a tbe county w ho were able tp do so. This yc.ir he reports that half of them are-out of debt, paylug cash for all they buy and calling no man or merchant tnaafer. Tbo Georgia Alliance is getting ready for the campaign of 'JBW. Five mills have agreed to manufacture tyt- ton bagging, 4 > inches w ld^fjtiuj wefgh- Ing art the yard Col. Northen, c^'aTirm^WAhe bagging, committee, ihiTTk* live. MxUis of the Georgia crop will Lai covered with cotton. Half the farmers who. are not ■ 1 ' v111 : * 1 public nm-ti- n in front of r-'Vr ^x itliin' tin*, legal hours of joile: 1^. .t a iix a. .... a . I tH.. < 'mii-f Hon 11». tli.. '1‘aia j. >i> \ T . - * i 1 - J, E. Sanfflfer, I,. B. Sandifer, L, A. Baudifer. .ktmic Crider,qlane Kll/ej-, L Julia A, Miller and A. 1*. Miller, Guardian ad Litem for K. Tttl Aandi- fer, M. M. Sandifer, Henrietta K San- difer, Aquilla II. Saudi Ter and George L?Saudifrr, Ulnlntltfa, agamst Mary Sinoak-and A. P. ililler and L. K. M v Smoak, Defendants. rAUTITION. , ' B Y VIRTUE of a decretal order b directc«l in the above entitled c fosne a u se to tko PrraldtDta of ttsb-Xlllasrcs. • - . You will meet me at Barnwell C. II. Tuesday Feb. 18th at half past eleven o'clock, A. M. for the purpose of hav ing the new secret work exemplified. By order Gen. E. T. Stackhouse, W, S. Bamokkq, Secretary. B. A. I ' : ' t?. in the Alliance will urr It. The trust w ill offer its lagging below cost in order to break down the Alliance, but the Georgia^)* have enlisU‘d for the war and will not be bribed or bull well, in said Stale, 01. .Monday the Jd day of March, Ib'.M) It being saieday lu said mouth, witijiu tliu Ug.il boms of »»ale flu* following doHcriI>ed property : “All that certaiti tract of land situate, iii./Mil i>;mm i • i .t lying and being in Barnwell County in uozea. J tne straw bagging and other K^id stTltsrilutes will be boycotted. Cotton bagging, and nothing else, will be the Alliance uniform. A great many goml Alliance men could not get cotton fragging last sea son and ha i to pay tribute to the Jute trust against their wishes and interest. They were too slow in placing their orders and the mills could uot make the white uniform a* fast-sm It was needed. Over in Georgia the order is getting ready for the see Notice. 4 LL persona holding claims against, •fa the late James S. Brow n rotur prop erly nite.st the same and present to my Attorneys, Me.-srs. Skinner A Williams, and all .persona .indebted to tbe *amo will lc* kind enough to make puyn&ut to my Attorneys, HI at theTr ofllceat No. 87Main Str»o t T ( olumlnM, S.G., w here Mr. W illiamx w ill examine and direct payment, receive and receipt fhr claims. erly Henry Hutto, West by lauds now »»r lately of James Smoke and Lucius Bel linger.” G DUNCAN BELLING KB, Mister 1). C. Master's Office, 8th Feby 18‘S). Maker’s Sale; v feb 13-lw Gualiilcd Administratrix. . Plantation For Sale. i 'trolmm, Bui nu eif County. "Court of Common Cl rat. econd campaign and in- I llun Jred and Kighty-ciglit . r , 7i i * ■ keres of good collon laud fn liull It uioro suoc -s-dul than , ,. on( j p oNV miles fr»»m Al- teuds to make tire-nrst ft'owim. n'b** iiimkiraryirgTeed to furnish ft sulistantial covering, forty four inches wide and weighing not less than twelve ounces to the yard. , CMfMtlM. The State Sunday School Convention will be bald In Columbia, beginning on Toeaday, 4th March, at 8 o’clock p. m. and ooutin tring untllThuraday evening. 411 railroad# entering Columbia have agreed to eell ticket* at reduced rate* on the Sad, 3rd and 4th of March, good to return until the 8th of March iuclu- atra. All peraons intending to attend tfiU notify Abort M. Boozes,Columbia, H, Cl, BritolUT eard.fmt later thau YSOi February, aa tbe local committee will not bo expected to furnish enteruln- ■Mot for any poreena not so reporting. An latorasting and profitable pro- prepared. Among the prominent participators we And tbe names of K. B. Reppard,. of Geer- gta; WUllarn Reynolds, of IUlhols; Wm Meed, C. C. Brown, A. Coke Smith, D. D., Geo. R. Cromer, Ellison Capers, D. D., and i M. Smith, D. D , of this SUte, and B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago, the most prominent Sunday School worker in tbte wintry. Barnwell County should bo fully represented. Whereas, lu God's provldence^fe ha* from our community and from Lodge, by death, our friend and slater, Mrs. Etta E. Chltty, and whereas she had been a member of Sa- lem Lodge, No. 133, since Oct. 2«th. Beooived, 1. That a blank page be in- •eribed to bar memory on our journal. Roaulved, S. That we bow in mourn ing end sympathy with our brother Dr. F. W. Chltty in hi* sore bmpavement. Beooived, 3. That we hjapbly bow In submission before Godin lTU dealings with us. JU£* Rvsu, . Me. D. Eusakk*. a lift iaexfl nur. *9 nuunLi aox or n^nvwstL cotsstt, or wnon anx ooonr to bk pAoud. f want to write a little about a man, about whom more ought to be known Mb la pni a public man, not a pollti- * elaa, not a member of tbe Legislature, not n preacher, but a plafn old farmer. He Is ftaowaraeCaptaba George Deer, of ’^Syoamorn Township. He wae born and mined In BamwoU'County and la now Nvtng jt tbe advanced ago of 76, near where he waa bom. He baa been a hardworking farmer wftbMt own bands Mb began to plow wheii » bor, just at soon ss he conld r, and has ploughed He has never made n s< farming. Ue baa never thujurirs. The Hr^t Court w hicliJuilge Aldrich held after tlie Imuc of this or der was at Kdgcfleld, when he read tlu* ing Is the surest paying thing Hiat a 1 order to th.c gram! Jury, snd Ktatod that man can go at, provided he'll make Tlj.Jirt could not and would nut ob«*y It. pay. He says It won’t pay unless yon make l£ pay. And thatis about the w ay with everything else. He is not one of the sort that,is always fussing about the lazy niggers. He Is a yillar In his church, the Great Saltkehatchie BaptUt Church, as good in the Lord's Held as he la in his own. and a liberal contribu tor to it, and to every good cauae. He Is a public-spirited citizen,»and is al ways ready to stop his plough in the furrow to serve his County and State. He has always been a Democrat “of the most straltest sect,” but being mow a great Alliance man, I reckon, he be longs to brother Shell’s wing of tbe Democracy—I do wish that that day that I climbed up Into the Indepeiulent tree, and got such an awful fall, that Che Alliance had been under It, like itis now. It would have broken the vio lence of the fall a great deal. Capt. Deer, however, is something better than a good I>erencrat—lie Is a good neigh bor, a good citizen, and a good chrUt- Ian—respected aud loved (test, by those who know him best. Whoever has had business dealings with him, w ill b ar willing testimony to his honor and hon esty. No man has ever lost a dollar by him. When he die*, which can’t be many years hence, Barnwell County will lose a citizen, the like of whom, ala*! are none too many. I have not written this for Captain Deer’a good, but for the good of others. He Is not a candidate, and this Is not a feeler in lhatdirection. Capt. Deer has always supported Ram well County, and baa never asked bis fellow citizens to support him for an ofllee. or in an office. . « tA everybody a business is nobody's hTE.M ll.r „ ( | The «■ South U^olma Alliance pledged to use cotton bagging tins yenrr It is uu old and true saying that “what lendale, aame distance from Matthews Bluff. The improvement* consist of a gfood..twelve room dwelimg—house a^d good outbuildings^ iTi' strTeTfy he.tUli v and bay-good water. Fur trrin.s apply i to or address—G. M. W I ELI A M-v I" ! feb 4-3i.» nor Guardian ail l.U*m, Gmail Sit.mis, Flaiirtrtf, ngai’int Angus A. Faust, Rebecca l atist, Wade li. Faust and Harriet J. W rotcOj Dei\:miants. vi KTi E «»i' a decretal ordertg mg direi-ted in tlieahovc ciuitleil cause, I will hull at puhiic auction in front of 4he,Tamri iloiise, in liic i’ow n. of BaiTl- wci|. in said ^t.ite - rrn Monday, tto* 3d day "i March, l.s.O, +t d-Mug *alcU:iy tl) said inoJith. w ithin fin* legal hnurs ut -of Plam^uioii i* a l>»uuitiful cottage sur -ATlendale, 8 C Notice. sale! the follow iug.ilv'sctilied' property : “All flint tract or parcel ol land situ ate, lying and hring m iln* C ounty of Barnwell and State of Souu_h l arolin.tg ctmtain+ng three Iniudri d an.l eigtny- livc ucics, more or lc*s. ami bounde.l as L»lJow»: On the \<-rth !•> lauds ot \N . W. Istit and t\ <’. Kau-f, on the South T\<>OK< -Sub^Iptiaa to-llra f afuUl; ^ tmrrrtrrn*. rrn ft ±J stoekoflh** Barnwell Oii and rcr-i o, 11 .r^». by lands iff Mrs. B 'I I aa^at ami MiSir\i .n mm am »*s. ~ 1 be 1?H*l by lauds ol Kohert Hightower and on ibe AVasI by land* oi l»i . H. >1, t an « f ” was rep6rt»*d lu newapapers at the time, and General Canby sent Major Walker, and bis Adjutant, Capt. HeU'*, down to Barn well to know if he waa correctly rejior- ted. Uponfhlft answering afflruiatlvely, the Adjutant w h« was a courteous gen- ilcinan, alighting from his buggy said: “Judge, when I was commissioned in the United States army, after gradua ting ut West 1’oint, 1 little expected that 1 would be called upon to i*rform this most unpleasant duty. But 1 am obliged to obey orders, and It Is Gen eral Canby’s order,* that you be re moved from the Bench.” The Judge replied, ”1 am very happy to state, Lieutenant, that you have per formed a very unpleasant duty iu a very pleasant manner.” . The Judge, proceeding on his w av to the (-'part House, with bis gown under his arm, the Lieutenant said : "Judge, you are not going to tbe Court, are you?” “Ye*; I am going to tell the people why 1 do not perform my judicial du ties, and I invite you tocume with me, and hear what 1 have to say.” The Lieutenant politely declined to accept tho invitation, but asked the 1 Judge to take a seat Wt hi* buggy to the i Court House, which was some half a mile distant. The Judge then as i>o- litely declined tin* Invitatio# to a seat in the buggy and proceeded walking. Upon taking his seat on the Bench, the Clerk was directed to call all the jurors, grand and ]>etit, without swear ing them. When they were seated/the Judge stated the order, by which he was removed, and said to the jurors 4 x- > T -. »■ is ■ lunate delav, simply because nobody ! >iock oi in** isamweii tni ami rer- . . . . . tili/cr IJouipRiiv ol Barnwell w.li be lu XMJtar ball iu I ,, pr „ ^ t |, e uf liH,,,,,!; ,„ r u, <0< -,., . . , ... .... Now, a, B*rirwcil i, ^tiiu biiu»i*r Alii- J in.u|imiiijg nn ‘Hmraiiay, tbo 1 .illi ' " 1 ’ ahee County, lu this secnon ut least, it 1 May oTKrbn ary, I*« ^,*r \N"'Tm7r.I\f; E B la her manlf«*t4utv IfOie^d Uur <»♦» tears , , 11 * - c. ^ ollcj t .«f.*. .V lapr.y.. —— lu the way they should go. It is in order for lim different sub- 1 A Glance* to take action and report pro gress to headquarter*.—■*—»— Which will be lir*t to move? Aud it strikes us that the south Car olina mills ought to supply the demands of the order iu this State. Will they volunteer in this good cause or nlmll we have to go again to the more progressive and patriotic spinners West of our liordcr*? ! *»1iatT7?H cr'Tkry oTMate, 1 .Ettiv.H.iV 11 aooon Mikk I'.UOW \, J KKL .'V.NKI.I.tXi, John M. Gkkkn, I) IVf'OJOl ll.N » H, D. II. >iLLKY, Kluott L. .'JANUKUS, Loiporator* f»-b 4-2t Dissolution of Partnership. AJvasrr of the lll.ajrr. Brother W. A. All, Deputy Organizer for Barnwell, Hampton and Beaufort, gives us the following account ol his faithful woik iu tile good cause. He organized on the J'Uh November, i A Uo. 1S89, the following hub-Alliauces iu | Beaufort County : Okatie 6ub-Alliancg, J. G. Venlier, [’resident. 7 members. 1’ritchardsville Sub-AIjianco, A. M. Freacher. Frcsideut. 7_meinl*er*. Bluffum Sub-Alliahce, G. 8. Gilford. Fresidcnt. 13 members. On the 31st January he organized the of th<*« i The partnership li(*rct tforo exi-tiio/' ; between l> F. Drew, (' S. BulNf and j Tholnu* W alsh, doing business unilfv J the Ilrin>natne of !)■ F. Drew* t x • o . at 1 olackvil e, S. h i* been (Iis-olveil b> ; the death <>f '.r l> F Drew—Mr. 1'. B. | Buist aiil eolleet all debt* ow ing to said i linn and pay all obligations due and ’ ow ing b\* the firm. f Tile bu»iue*s w ill be continued at fho j old-tand by <’. S. Hnift and Thonia- Wui*14 under the name of 1). K. Drew r.s nrist, THOMAS WALSH* January 13th, l8'j<i-.3) 3t Notice of Dismissal. I Thirty days from date wm w ill flic our j tiGe died. , final account,‘with the Judge of Fro-J ■ t»atc lor Baniwt-ll county, a* Kx«vuP»rs 1 l*td tateof John Grubb**, deceased, * ^ M.ivlei ’* f Uflc:*, 8tli Feby. 1> 'I Mortgage Sale. 1 T N DEB and by virtue of poweix f *:f.e ■> .contained in two Mortgag***: One , from II.J i o l! l*>i:i on Br**.v u, «lated January 3<h, l*7h, and iteonle*! iu «*l- ilce ol B *gis*^r of Me-nc < onveyane**** [ in BarnU* l! ( t.unty, in B<*ok I E, pages j (D4, , ami w irirh ^mi«I M«*rtgage ; bn* b***n H-*i.goe«i t<* in**: and the ollmr from -r*. Mary Moi<re to me, daud 1*ehruary ^’34, i , '>7, ami reei*rd**d in **nid 1 office, in Bo« k .*» N, pig^ 341, i will of fer lor Sale at Btn nwc.l U. II on >ah — i < 1»!v, tin- ijiitil day m .March, D‘io, at pTfioi. iiui’tbni atl that tr. *-| of Uml, ’ coiitaiuiiigoiie liundr* itai.d m-\e:ia**re», km»wn a** a (Motion ol tne Estate of . Xiciioia* MutiO. Ui-ctntsed siiu;»n* in Oeorg**’* <'reek Tow nship in Barnwell t ouiity, snil Ihhii.iIciI .»n in** Ninth by land of \\ illi* Brow ning. * n the Ea-t j by laittl ♦*! Sin:on Broww, on the South j h\ land of Jin* .biitt* r ami on (hi* West i b\ laud* **1 D* i|*hi NeVila, J. W.^ of- ' lin«, Sr.,-E W. Collins, Jr. and M. (’. J Eubanks. • * ' • 'i>nii« cash. Furdianer t*» pay f'tr MIKE BKgW N \V. attd-'ask for Letters of Dismissal J. M. Gnt iihs.^ W T Gin un-. N. C. tjiHtmis \ Executors. - -r- — M ~ —.O^. by^HurrX.ih ILyt: c, ^ Sbb O. 1 lliibb.inl. Assistant 1>«.**»-K***'j.« I , li««stkla( sf Alsrlrh. Judge Aldrich has always been an active self assertive citizen, with gen tlemanly instincts, and a heart over flowing with kindness to all mankind. Open and frank, generous and honest, he has over had a host of a fr|eads. In his struggling youth he had the sympa thy arid kindly offices of tho>e who stood high with their fellows and Jlhey wore ever ready to give him a helping hand lit the work of making what the world calls “a self-made man.” And now, at the close, of a well-s|>ent life, he retires with a hearty well-done from those who know him best. Allred Proctor Aldrich was born in Charleston June 4. 1811. His father not being a man of means did not give his son a collegiate education. His educational advauiages wore derived froni|Re common school of Charleston whienwas taught by Doctor Mackey,, the father of the well known T. J. M—m* Atm Htmt* From his early boyhood he deter mined to study law, and so Informed his father when he w as about 17 years of age. UIs father did not approve of the course, for the reason that be had not a collegiate education. The man In the boy assorted itself when ho re plied: “Some of our most distin guished lawyers have not had the ad vantages of a collegiate education, and I do not see why I cannot succeed as well as they.” He read law with Chancellor Duncan, w bo gave him the use of bis library, ou condition that he ChpY'suob {piper* ' as he~would give him. In May, 1835, he filed hht petition to the Appeal Court for aduiliwion to the Bar. He was told hy hU friends that he could not be examined then, as be was not yet 21 yeani of ^ge—that the only man who had been examined and admitted before he was 21 years of age, waa Robert Y. tlayne. The words whlek were intet*dcd-to discourage him fagmmaklug the application, gave the strongest reasons why he should apply, and furnished one more evidence of tbe manhood which he possessed. He etld; this ofllee, nor has 7 he any right to re move me, though I must yield to force. Yielding to that force which 1 cannot > resist 1 w ill yet sit on this Bench, a Carolina Judge, whose ermine I* un stained Mr .Sheriff, let the Court stand adjourned, while justice is sti fled.”^ His courageous, honest and manly Wigguis Mill Mub-Alliance, G. Johnson, Fiesident. 11 members. Ou 1st February, Rose Hill Mib-Alli- snee, W. F. Hodge, i’resident. 11 mem ber*.- _ , Tbe Beaufort County Alliance was organized at Fritcbardsville on the 1st iiist. by Bio. Ail, with the follow ing of- tlcurk: 1’resident. James G. Verdicr; Vice Fresldent, A. M Frcacher; 6ecretarjs» G. 8, (jIIlord, Bluffton,S. U; Treasurer, G. W. Johnson; Uhaplipu, W. D. { ro*- un* Di-.m^**wv. *. Mugr gnrr* Atwm. Adunmstram jati23-td Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigoed will tiic her tm.il account u itb J. O. Fattcrson, Esq., Judge of 1’ro- bate, on 8alunlay, tlm l^t day of March 18:ni at JO o'cbwk iu tlie forenoon, Admiiiisiratnx of the estate of II. fE Anderson ilec**HMMl, and a>k for Let Mortgage Sale. B \ VIRTUE of the |H>\\er containr* in a Mortgage, given by IE U.'Saii der'* to Simon B.iown. *lrite»l lltb Janu- | ary l h ''1 and recorded in the office of ’ t’.iO B**g1stcr Ot Me-tie ‘ f'«»n\**A HMce for 1 the ('omit v ol Barnuell, on the * it b ilay I of January, I'M, I will *eH, at public ! am'tioii in tr.-nt of the Court lli>ti-»e in Born well, s. . on Monday tb^- 3d of March, I*'.Hi, as -non 4' >l»e,riu’s and Ma*tei ’* sol*-- arc concluded, the follow ing desc ribed property: AII that ttai t *>r parcel of land, ly- action In resisting his deposition from civil office by tbe military (»ower of the United 8tatcs government so impressed General Uanby with a feeling of res pect that he ordered a pay certificate to be sent to him for one yeur’s service after the historic event, which will send tbe names of both tbo Judge and the General dow n in. the book* of his tory. Judge Aldrich practiced law in Barn well .mit Augrfsta, Ga., from that Jlme until 1876, when the Hampton cam paign was inaugurated In which he took an active part as one of tbe cam- f ialgu speakers, going to many counties n every parf of the State, urging the' people to make a supreme effort to re gain their rights, and redeem tho Stale from the hands of the carpet-bagger, the scalawag anu tbe uegro. The Legislature in February, 1877, as if to make true his words oft prophe cy, recalled Judge Aldrich to the Bench, from w hich he now retires with the well done of his fellow-countrvtuen. HU nephew, James Alurlch, of Aiken, will take his place, whose high charac ter, accurate learning, and firmness, eminently qualify him to receive the ermine from his distinguished uncle.-• Abbeville Press snd Banner. YsUatlM Party. 1’. A. Verdler; Business 'Agent, J. M. Campbell. All theothccs were nut filled as one aub-Alliance w aa not represent ed. _ On : the Cth Inst. Bro. All organized the Four M He Alliance, Barnwell < ouu- ty, with 8 members, ami the following officers: —' “ President, I/. A. Bush; Vic^ Presi dent, T. L. Bush; Secretary, Richard Miller; Treasurer, J. P “McElhcnny; Chaplain, W. O. Davis; Lecturer, M. L: McLIheuny; Door k*e(>c*r Robert Muns; As-istant Door-keeper. W W. Llm- brick; Business Agent, W. VV. Llmbrick. jan 30 j ing amt h* in** in Bainwellt mmu^.cuate u O r t.hjuA_ ky. ikbaskilUs j.. bun- Bose.narv — J % A Wondwant, Nat trainx. ! drt*d a<'rcs nu»re «>r teiis. aod bouVided'-ns 1 “weM, Jas L Orubbs meet ?eb 'ibtti. notice to DEBTORS AND CREDITORS * * All persons having claims again-lEhc estate of D/F. I)rew , (lt*cen*»e.E are ro- | qiic-t^d'to present them duly attested, and ;G1 jwrkons indebted t<» il»c said ♦•s- Ea+t-are required to make payment to tiis undersigned P. J. DREW, Administrator, jan 30-4w) Blnckville. 8. C. , The Centerville Alliance, of I>aurens County, has [isssed a resolution re questing merchants not to sell pistols or pistol cartridges; and the members pledge themselves not to trade with any merchant who disregards thh» request. ■father* X**t Pay Their Debt*. At the last meeting of tho Lancaster C. II Sub^Allianco the following reso lution was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That when any member of this Union tails to pay at maturity any debt contracted for advances for agri cultural purposes through the Agents of this Union, he shall he expelled un less excused for good cause by a unan imous vote. Notice. A LL Hunting and Trapping is prohib- itud on the hinds of the undersign ed and any and all person* *o offending will be dealt with according to law/ J. W. Shelton, Edw aid .lower*, H.,C.Ghkty, W. It. Whaley, Mrs. J. M. Cave, J. IE Odom, Joseph devils, Jc**sie*Nevils. Hair Bros , W D. McMillan, W. II, Nevil*. nov 31-3m ^ For Sale. nr. HOLLAND COTTAGE LOT, on Railroad A venue, near the Meth odist Parsonage. WUIUton, S. C. For nrije and partlcnlara apply to GEO. H BATES, Barnwell C. II., 8. C. fob -i-tf Notice of Sale. - - 4* • 8 # * K the undersigned, TenanN lu 0 W ‘ uipn of tlie follow ing described ti act of land, will offer the same for sale on Killed v in March next, at Jbarnwell ..■.TTiiTTrnrrt orpAnrl of land sim- ated, lying ami lining in th* County of Barnwell. State of South Carolina, in Great Cypress Township, containing Ninety-six aeres more or-leas, and bounded a* foliowk : On the North hy laud*of Milton Harden, ou the Boutli w arranted. R L WILSON, J F READY, B B READY, B M READY, Barnwell 8th February, IstH). For Sale. V J ATT* A BEE Plantation lying on Port Royal Railway aruimtL Martin’s Station, containing 3,000 acres, about hall cleared, rest iu virgin forest. At tbe Stan.*i» i* two Stpres, three Out building'. one Gin Ilou*e. In>n roof, 12 II F. Engine, 70 'aw Gin, Screw, Ac , and Steam Sprinkling apparatus. The settlement* are scattered conveniently the over |»l ice and there l* ample accom modation f<*r the lai*orer* and live stm-k. The ffeEU are elny land and are iu a high *t:ite oi cultivation, yielding hand some returns. The residence in center rounded by a large garden mid large evergreen oak*, al*** outbuildings, such KttTmrn, 8mnke House, Blacksmith St)op, Uai riagT lloffke, Stables, Barns; Ac. Ar^umd r* sldeiico a!)*.Mt forty aervs i* under good ferree. On W i*st side-ssf pTipTaTmn abutting on. RrtTTTtTgKi\ am(» aud uplaml past.iir umlerrnll f»*m eatid ci.ws, '•h**, , p, hog*, w.igtm*, j>l:>ws, har- rows. ewli i\aforK^mow<-r and rake can Ynrrva.lrd r» r ;it same time. AESO "That Farm one nitle fronff? If. known i i I i.e »•. « out iiuirgJ-daer* I’arto** wishing io puri'h.i*e will spidy to \\ . A. MARTIN. ‘ ' Martin’s, 8. C. • feb 5-Cm — APPOINTMENTS OF—^ ASSESSORS. T Al D1TORS OFFK K. ) J in. ;K)tb, 18’JO.f 11^ folhm Ing is a list of Township .\--t-.-«*r- aud will meet for H»o purpose of A'**e*s|iig Beal ami I’ers*>ua1 j,r.*(***rtv lor ‘laxat.ou, at the Court House, ou the dii\* indieated, uuless they bale arranged to meet in their rc- spective Town-hip*:, _ _ - Alb nd.d* —.1 S Miv-on, F II Dickln- -o;», W B Brabham—meet on Feb 20th. Bal.hwk—r 8 4*we«s, .M M Calhoun, B 14 Walker—meet Feb 2.»tb. Ramin*rg—J G II Goes*. Ed R Hays, E II Dovvltrig- meet Fob i.'ah. Barn we l—<• " lVa« ih k, 1-aacAtta- way. \N K < bristiv—meet Fehialn Bei.i,e;t 8 (i t lugs li IN .Mofall F 51 < aU*r, J A M* ver meet Feb 2 .th. Rnford * BfM^ge n r Khklan.t, Wil lie Kiiv, il J hrafK**—meet Feb 2.'»th. Blackiiile—J W Dyches, J .1 Wels- siuger, 1 M aikcr--ineet Feb 2**th. Ball F.*u1—W V Gill, B F Killings- worib, I* Gray—meet Feb 2'*ib. Fish 1‘ond (i M Hunter, J II 8tnlth, E Froveatix — meet Feb 2t*th. Four Mil*—J EC**eliran, E k Bush, Wm W Ennlirick—ims»t Feb 26th. George’* < ref k-*-J \V l.api-aKter, 11 J ( roft. I A l)y -In s—meet Feb 261 li. t*reat Gvpres*—W K Boyuuiu, J T H^gg. Tvl Morris—meet Feb 28tb Midw ay—.! I Copeland, J \V Hill, F W 8audiiet—nu*et Feb 2^itli. * * Reil <>ak—R P Gantt, \> Hlls Duhcan, 8 F J Jinglev—meet Feb 2' th, Bifml.Bifl—kVnrlLollaud. J A Killlngsr o MONET TO LEND, The business of money lending here tofore conducted by Col. W. 11. Duncan j ' J#vHl be contpiued by the undersigned, at the same place over tlm Bank of Burn- , well. Terms made easy, ard Eo.aus effected w ith promptness and dispatch.' WILLI* J DUNCAN, J. J. BROWN. January 'Jth. 1300. fuEow s : Nuj Lh by lauds ol .11 IE Neve s ami E. <Samiers, Ea-l by la'uls *0 Johnson Sanders, 8onlh by laud* of Green Barker, and on theUe-tl?) lands ot H. H. NeveD.” • Terms of sale « Hsh! and-purchaser to pav Janies Ihomsoii. Esq., tor papers.. 81 MON BROWN, ‘ Mortgagee.— February 7tl», l s b0 Administrator s Sale. B Y V I RTUE of «n order of the" Fro- bat** Court *of Bainwell l^oiinly, made this 4tli day of F ebruary, 13'JO, I will Kfll at (iiiblic auci ion on Saturday, the 22d of Kybruary, l8'J0, at |0 o'clock a. in in front <*f the store of I). F. Drew A C«»., in BUekvilb*, S. (’., the One- Hall I ntcrcst of 1). F. Die w of Barn well County, late deceased, in ami to the stock of LKtmw*^ Cigar*. A-*« and Billiard and I’Aol Tables with ti>:tures. Bar Counters, sldc-lxcirds and Bar lix- tures and •»« lu*r pers».>nat property w hieh w ere of the tirin of’ D F. Drew «fc (Jo. Terms of saly cash! F. J. DREW, . Administrator of Estate of D. Jr*. Drew feb 4-‘2t .Sycamore— : l D Jenny, V Manuel, J P I’rie-ter—meet FeblOlb. Three Mile—J C McMillan. Josiah OCitier, C r Renta—Meet Feb 27th W.IBsion—E B Toole. D M Johnston, Dr B F Fecplc*—meet Feb 27th Tlm Board of Equalization meets at Court House. 8. W. TROITI, Auditor Ik C- • ‘Uiimu>i3 in ..b ull L) fill hd:s Statr o f Jynuth Carolina. Car ntc ell Court by C.ourt of Common Clrut. “Resolved, By this, the Jouesville Allianue, Union County, that we will endeavor to give to our farms more at tention the present year than we have Warrants Wanted. the rwildenc© of Mr. Wm. 11. Hagood. a \ alentinc Fartv will be given under the auspices of the Fomegranite 8o6W- ty. It has been the practice, at such parties, that Valentine* would be 1 the economy possible backed to any person present who might pay for them, we don’t want any thing of that kind. A Ik>x will be left at tbe Millinery Store for the secret de- poGte of valentine* during Fridayi Those receiving valentines w 111 know that they are Intentionally sent. There will be other features of Inter est Introduced. The Society w111 Insist upon order being preserved. All are I am prepared to pay tbe host prices for /.and Warrants Issued to no Idler* of | . , „ Urn United States Annv for servi**e in ! tlklblUMiatlAtuLljlftkJKA-Jklll-Jdlc uo wars wish Mexico amf tlie Semim.Fe■' time that we can profitably spend ou our farms. “Resolved, further, That we use all and make all honest endeavors to meet our-obliga tions promptly ” Hon. W. L. Feck, manager of the Georgia Alliance Stater Exchange, gives comforting evidence of the good | done by Alliance principles and practi ces iu hU State. invited, and young ladies and gentle- I^uit year ho was President of hi* men espcclaliy are expected. [Conuty Alliance. In that o.tfleial ca- * tlu,,r0BX> *' pa^TTj'Ti*'rode around to find out Isow Ipdiutnf in Florida. Write or apply In person to A. B CONNOR, Attorney-at-Law, ■j AlleodAle, 8. C. Jan. 16-tf 1 Melon Seed For Sale. i * One Hundred Found* of genuine Kott) (Jem Seed for Sale, personally se- i'leet«»d by uk* from well shafird and well : striped inehous weighing fnuu thirty j pound* apiece ui>ward. For prices adi- dresa s - -7 C. II. MATHIS, I V Blackville, SrC, F. (). Boat 21.] jan 0 If FOR SALE. M Y LARGE NEW DWELLING, containing 8 large rooms. Bath-room and Watta^-woVka in the house-nice .servant's< House, latgo Stables, and all necessary outbuildings. F iue well of water. * Large vegetable garden. Handsome flower garden. _ Best location in toJn. Terms easy. Apply to -Ar. J.. f.KVY, * iUflcKyiiisb-ii dec 12-tT NOTICE TO ADM IN ISI’RATOKS,- GUARDI ANS, EXECUTORS, AND TRUS TEES. - • ' "V to AH Administrators, FJxeeutors, Guar dians ami Trustaes are hereby notified to make their annual return* to this of fice during the months of January and February m> required by law. J. O. F.vTTEBSON, J b.dge of ITobate. January 9.1890. Subecribc for THE PEOPLE. ( onijt.'ainl SetveJ) O. P. Wilson. Harriett Weaver, George W. Gill, Julia Gill. Cornelia Steven son, Arnold Wilson and Mary Far mer, I’lainfiff*.against Henrietta lla- *t*E Eliza Webber Iffd 'I'atheu&Siuilh, I icfemlants • To, tlm ItefentbmM Henrietta Hazel, Eliza NN ehber and Tatheua Smith : Yon are hereby Summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the.office of the GDrk of said Court, and a copy la herew ith sened up*.n you, and to servo a copy uf your answ er to the said com plaint on the subscriber at hi* office, In the Town of BarnweTl, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fail to answer tlie complaint within thn time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this ac tion will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in the complaint. Dated January 14th, 18H0. A. HONVARI) PATTERSON, Plaiutiffb Attorney. m VT. Gilmokk Simms, C. C. 1*. To the Defendants Eliza Webber and Tatheua Smith, two of the Defen dants in tills case, w hose place of rcsi- dencc In unknow n Take notice, that this action Is com- immccd for partition of land in the (skdii t of Common Flea* of the State of South Carolina, in ami for the Comity of Barnwell, and that the complaint (together with the Summons of which above is a copy} was tiled in the ollictx of the Clork of said Court, at Barn well, in the County of Barnwell, In said. State, on the Nth day of January; 1890; and that you are required to ap|>ear in this cause or answer to the same within twenty day* after the (wrvlee hereof, or the Plaintiffs will apply to the £ourt for the relief douuuKlcd. in the com*- plaint. -* «. - ■ A. HOWARD PATTERSON, Plaintiff* Attorney*. January Nth, IbW).