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Tbe Barnwell People, JM W. HOLMES, H'Z' w —— WOXAV^^OBK. tpi 0MTB* «r MwrV» la f allfofaU. Sakta DAMBxra, Cal., Fxb. 2, 1890. TU«hc fact* Are gathered frum ih« ex- ^ . . Pf of ■ Itiwtirar, M m-ftmart trtarT comrn (Jirtoi atwn | t«.,k her turn, when they drove arroia the jilalna. at holding the relna and AMD PXOfBIXTOft. Ail iancc Department. *mL Mb Adopted a* the County Organ by tbe Ct*uu- i tv Alliance Julj .%th, 1H89. ^PMUWrtttAY, MAHC«I ii). 1H90. la Tata* It Mrtftft*. BLACtvtf 11, 9. C. f March 19th ( 1W''. Ti lk» HtJU+ti h+faiin of Hjrnwtll Ccv*ty1 OfVTLP.utN‘Sometime during the Hurr p4 rl «f“th- turnrncr of ’89, H rail waa pnbllahM In the County papera hj Dr, Kirkland, Sr., (frhoM* theadvan- ' lAftlofsuch anorgAul2ation,fapeola11y ta tha younger merahera) for a meeting ef the physicians of the County at H.un- berg, for the purpose of forming a Me dical Society. lu response to this call, ft goodly number a<wemblcd and tin: Karnwell County Medical Society trat organized. " Thirty or for'y names were then and •'.nee enrolled aad everything hah given l-romlseof succeat. But there Htlll re- trulna a large uumhor, who, for roasoiiA •not known to any hut themselves, have i aloof and the Society is losing their support and co-operation, and It Uwlth ft view of enlisting the aatno that Las called forth thia appoal. The many advantages accruing to the practitioner of medicine by an- orgaul- ritlon of this kind, could be enunjer- ated but we take it for granted that ty every progressive physician will readily admit them. Thla is an age of co*opo- Mtlon. The lawyer-* havo their bar as sociations, the merchsnts their trades- union, the mechanic Uls protective un ion, the fartncrhls alliances. Th**seare right and proper. They give life and •utlrlty to their respective vocations,, t estdes the electric Inspiration of the ^albow ti»uch. M and we are alone in our |>mfoasiohr^ , ho weiu careless in adopt ing the ayetem c.f combination. — I wat diing camp at night. Otic season, sho relsP*s, her hopes were high, with three hundred Chick ens on the roosts, a hundred' of thoni laying »*£g*. tgg* were high-, and this meant three dollars a day at least In eggfr, ninety dollars a month. She b*>gan b> get ready to go cast, and one morning she outlined her plan to her husband. lie could tend tbe poultry in her absence, and all she asked from tbem w as money to get back * 1th. Two days aft-r thl«, he brought In a dead hoOr 1 That afternoon another dropped dead as the w ag crooning on the door steps. 1 ho next day there were se veral mere dead chickens. A plague, a pes tilence without name, had struck the flock. “In three weeks 1 had only three chickens loft.” But she spent little time in regretful contemplation ; she bought more bens, and over the dead bodies of the three hundred she achieved victory. The next season they did not die. Hhe gave up going Last, and bought a horse and buggy with her profits. A woman of her acquaintance earned with eggs the money to pay her expenses Eaht—nlne- dollars la three months—and sho went. Mrs T. Shepherd, of Ventura,'Cal.. florl*t and seedswoman, has built up a substantial business, but not in a day. Ii-lamore than seven years since *be began selling plants and builta.^In spite of receiving only the divided at tention of 4-woman with family cares, Ike Inisim sh lu.h geoww. *inW m; 'FtvV TK, Associate Kniroa, To wb^m all Communications on AUluneti Matters should be addressed. Itiik.Bras Kutlrs. The Aub-A11 lances are requested to hand In their orders for cotton bigging at the noxt meeting of the County A1 I Lance so that J may be able to make ar rnugementi with the mills for a sulfi— dent supply before they see rrnu ilt.il by other contracts. ~M. W\ Phiimps, County BudurKA Agent. WlllUton. S. C., 10th March, 1890. td sho has under cultivstion live notes a little war frorii lOWll. This 14 chiefly meet aX_J]:irnwell Court House Friday, In callas, amllnx, and- gillyflowers. “Well/’ soma “craakcr” 1a ready to »here Is Urn home acre, in *ay : "It wlU all 'play out* •oon, we’re •trnggl. d Id the past to keep a society going, but the effort* havo proven un- >Vheh, ai In the pa«tj the chief con« cern seeumX > tw the discussion of plans . tod plotting of schemes i^hich tended In their results to the collection of our fwea, to Ike absorption of all other Jm t*revt", It Is not surprising If dwlndW and died; and it ought to have. Hut whim medical uteri meet for the purpose <*f improving their minds; and by the Interchange of opinions on medical aub- j.-cta gather new bleas, making the ll- ranclal interests secondary considera tion*, the meetings are bound to result in profit to each individual member. No man la no well iKtateu In medical learning, but that be can learn some thing more. Home of the mott linpor- i tant medical discoveries were from ob serving the piattlces of ignorant Afrl- <>-Ameiicans aud Almrlgines. About a jsar ago 1 heard a report made to the btaU Medical Hoclety of the therspeulic rffecta of liorsc-Mettlo Id the cure of MtPpathic epilepsy, and now the med- 1. al journals all over tbe union are cou- scatty referring to the benefits derived Uierefrom. The doctor reporting it said he picked up ihe practice from observ ing an old “mauma" on Uls father's place who gave U to the little “plcanlu- cles” with fits. Experimenting w ilk it he found It to stop them every time. 1 unhesitatingly assert that the doctor who think* himself such su eucyclope- Ulftof medical lore as to bo> Iticapablo of further instruction, Is either a conceited fool or h badly “crippled Under the hat." And when he got* so smart that h4 can't contain any more, the Medical Society Is a g*od place to have the ntarcb taken out of him Then, brethren of Barnwell County, Bake a new atari. Ulve us the inspira tion of yoor presence. Come prepared to give us, not only tho “light of your oountauance," but tbe benefit of your experience, and let us all awake to our duty ta vying with each other iu en nobling and uot degrading our profes sion. Tfc* next quarterly meeting Is ap pointed for the 8th April, at. th<* Coun ty’s capital, to w hlch a cordial Invita tion la extended to the pli vslcUns retdd- lA* wltklu the County s limits. L. C. SrxrurN's, M. P., . 3d V P B. C. M S. naCTV t,rr I* rug raw. Unions of the Barnwell Association; Friday, March 28, 11 a. m.—1. Ser- Inon. 2. Organization. 3. Appoint ment of speakers. Saturday, 10 a. m.—l. Devotional ex- ercUes. 2. Shall we have a Baptist Btats Orphanagef 3. Our foreign mis sionaries, their field* anr^ their work. 4. If oar cburdie* cannot havo more preaching, should thev not meet of- leaer for worship? 0. Is each Church cf thla Union contributing liberally to r all tbe objects of its Association, and If uot, why f C. Businesz. Hunday.lOa. m.—l. Sunday School mats meeting, w itli at lerst oneaddres* «>n * A Sunday School lu each C htirch and a Church in each Sunday School.” 2. Ssrmon. I>. Ksv, c. r. ek\ in. wbi'ch seeds of various *ort»xre raised. This fragraht Apoi lajnurluid-ky a line of heliotrope leanhic over a low for the distance of uesrly a block, and always lu h.os<*om. Un the front of her house a nlghi-hlootoliig cvreus mean- tiers, ruuuiog ah«»ve the second story. Some of its bVanchea sr.» twenty f«Ht iilgh. — — — - 4*—r t UTrUMS’a fvartikls. Mr*, firover Cleveland fob! some- hotly ttir other day the way she was courted: “ ‘Oh, there are the most ridiculous •dories told altout *is, but honestly, they are hardly as funny as it reslly was Tiicle Orover proposed to me five times before I accepted him. First, when I was It and I ju-t laughed at the idea, for l»n seemed so much older. Then again two years later, w hen I w ent to college, and the third lime when he was elected Governor of New York. I was by no means ready to marry any one, and he let things go for a year, or until he was nominated for the Pres idency. Then he asked me again, and I again refused. A t Jari he w as elected and 1 promised to marry him in a year. Of course I always liked him better than any one eNc, and 1 always moant to marry him some dav." OBrer* of tbe Cosstr AJltsacc. D. F. 8o>»umer. FreeMent A F. Free, Vue I'resit let it. W 8. fihmliejK, flecwUry. N. F. Kirkland, Treasurer. W. (J Hritton, tdiaplaln. K B. Toole, |^s:lnrer. J. I*. Ray, Asskisnt Lerturar. J. II. Lancaster, Door Keeper. K J. Peacock, Av.Ihtsnt Door Keeper. B W. F.otliford, Sergeant at Anus. M. W. PblJlips, nu'.lnrs.s Agent. X^rrutlve Commlure—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W; A. Fonst. Trsile CommUn-e—<J. M. Hunter, F. H. Dowling, J. M. Ulmer. W. A. All. Committee on Good of Uie Onler—J. C. Me- MUlan, C. M. Kd-utleld, W. T. Cave, J. K. Snrllliig, E. R. Oiteea. j A - - . . hottf*. 'i he sub-Trusteo Su>ckholder« are re quested to meet at Barnwell. C. 11. on first Friday in April, at 12 m., to finish up some unflnDhbd busineu. E. B. nuc^e, Chalrmsn hoard Directors. Crop SutUsUcInn, who attftehes very great importance to lh« WorY, will fur nish blanks and direction* for Disking the reports. V a "JOLSlAULUnrar, Town Treasurer » Report. -Jg. J.Pste,Trrasurrr, tn account wliti " y s- * t Pres’4 8. C. S. F. A. fit lie Rock, Feb. 28. omruL. BsMRKRr., ? c., March 10, l*!>o. Tn I nr Hiit^Alliaid'rt or Btrukril ( 'i’be Barnwell County onnfy: Allisuce will April 40^- IS'.H), at ll.:«j o’clock s. tu All reports for ihe quarter, and all ere demials, must ha junt to me by April lid., as the law require*. I cannot re- «‘«»ive thrui on thr dsyuf mi‘(3ltng~RTfh out uegleiding other bnalnesa. The Ptcpidcntx of Allianeos are re quested to come as delegates from their Allianeos, and bring their secret work w itb them. wr— a mda an. Secretary. Alliance plan to help E H. Froit A 1>AK.N W Ki.J COt' r.xr.rt tion. the farmeis hold and hatfdle their crops : “ 11 •_£_£?*** / Flslnttffs. again“t | 1 " A. r. ( avf, Defendant.', to the best, Hdvantage. I-r*v vi u m-v r 4 / v- ^ 1K11 E of an erreot on to roe Senator Z B. \ ance, of North ( ar- , directed in the H bo%-e entitled cause oliua, hat lutrodwtuf a Hill embracin'' , a nd nov\ on file i* my oftb e, | hate |h V . its features ; » J Ird ttpon and will He'll at Barnwell, m Our plan la this; 1 fronl 01 < ourt ITmise on Monday Tk» OuoS Work Gor* On Mr. J. A' 'Odom, a member of thi Healing Spi lugs sub-.t lMno« r has beer confined to hi* bed for soniu lime. (>tber neighbor memboM sympathized with Ids coiiriition and sixteen went with their -loam* and ploughs and broke up hi* laud ready for plant lug. before they went homeward. . rrarfrks Abait Itala. When there 1* unusual clearnes* In the atmosphere, and object* are- seen vory*di«finvtly, tliero will probably !**• rain. When cIoikU are gathering to ward the sun at setting^ w ith a rosy hue, thev foretell rain. Evening aray sifd rooming red, Put on your hat or )ou’ll wet >onr head. it rain conimences before day It will *tnp before 8 h m.; If It begins shotij noon It w 111 continue through theafrer- wTTT lltu Mirk FikStar*. Elko Allliuce No. fidfi. F.i.ao .** <’. March 8th 1890 At a meeting of tiiii* Alliance th!-* day held the following Ke-oludon were iinaninieosly utiepted. Whcfrea* we hating bought our Fer ! tillcera in a body from—Briggs, liulst A <b)., of Nlackvillr, S. t»e it resolved. 1st. That we are confident that we 1 have been betietHieJ in buying from . said firm. 4 2nd. That wo tender our thank* to Briggs, Hu is*. A Co , for their prompt delivery of said fertilizers according to contract. 3rd. That w*- will w ith the help of find, hone«t Industry and economy med our obligation* in a like manner,’ •Ith. That a copy of thenc Xcsolutions he sent to Briggs, Buist A t o., to th Cotton Plant and to the ll.tfc.s well PkOFLK. 4 A. I*. Wooow arp, Secretary. noon; If not ttn tT^>. m. it will rain through tho night; if it clear* ofi in the night it will raiti the next day. If It rain before seven It will clear before eKveti. - It it rains before sunrise expect a fair i Kth of March "sTtcrhoonT It - It rains wTien ‘the «*un bhincs tt will ram the next day. If clouds appear In ;hc smulr, expect rain. ■, w Ra'.n from the south prevents the drought, But ruin irom the west 1* all ways Lest. When rAin come* from the west it will not coniilitre long. If rain falls during an east wind it will continue a full day. If nu assemblage of small '■* —DwiWtts* PeterafiaitTaas. Editor 1'coplr: Please publish the following extract* from resolutions adopted by Joyce Branch Sub-Alliance, No. GoK on tbe ARTiCTi T1B3T. 7" .See. 1st, Any member who shall be found guilty of’drutikenncH* shall, for the fir»t offence, be sus|>ended,- for not less than six motuhs, nor more than twelve, and for the second offence by the »Hme~per»on under the saine charge shall be expelled by the Alliance. Sec 2*d, Any member who shall l>e clouds spread out or bocoino thicker ancl : guilty of Fraud, cheating, sw indling durker, expect rain. Small Inky cloud* 1 mid not paying his honest debts, when foretell rain. Dark clouds In tbe west | mi his power to do so. shall on com ic al sunrise indicate rain on thill day. If Don of ihe same bo expelled. Sxc, 3d, Every member shall !>e I * I present al each regular meeting of hi* Alllancw, unless providentially hin- thc sky after flue weather becomes heavy with small cloud*, expect rain Evening red and morning gray WlU set the traveller on hU wu\ ; F.venlnir gray and jnurntnK red Will bring down rain upon Ids lend. There U a new star In the horizon of the W.C. T. U.; Mi*» Scovel, of Ten nessee. Miss Hoovers part in tbe meet ings ha« been to conduct the Bibld reading!, and the oomtantlv Increased If there is a tierey^ky, unless driven : northwest, expect rain. Cloud* float’ing | low enough to cost shadow * on the ground are usually followed by rain. A cloudy skT - * —4 Will uot lc»re the eurtU long ary. If clouds open and close, raiu w ill continue. Two current* of cloud* Indkrate ap-j proaching rain. A pale-yellow Klky at ■ I sunset prcaage* rain. If riouds float at i . different heights and rates, but gener- I. ally in opposite directions, expect heavy rain. A mirage lu Now England la followed by tain. X • - dered, and if he shall absent hiuutlf for three consecutive meetings w ithout the above stated excuse he shall be sus pended for not le*s than three month* ; nor more than six,* provided thla does not apply to female member*. Srr. 1th, Any member violating aec- tion.3d shall at the next meeting be re quired to render hi* excuse. John A. Penwkll, Sec J. B. F. A. A mack* re! sky, Not twenty four hours dry. When a general cloudinew* covers the Crop MatUtirltna. « Ip accordance with Section 18 of statutory laws of N. F A. and 1. L., and with the advice of the State Execu tive Committee^ 1, appoint Brother J. W. Reid State Crop Statistician for the State of South Carolina. attendance ou those I ibl * readings ‘ sky, and small black frsgnients fly un gave evidence of her ability to draw derneatii, th«y indicate rain, and prob- f .-udJubUD wJitfijah I J* TitJUfeim l^glan, logician and |>hllosopherToT^TfrRTwnf^ high degree, doqueno* l»elng a secon dary gift among the rare poHscsalon* of this extraordinary woman.—Hillsboro' ,40.) Herald. . — "4, ’i he President of each County Alli- an. e in the State w ill please at once ap point d County Crop Statistician and report to Brother Held, Heidville, M. C l.nw o’er ttie crtSM Ihe .swallows w iniz, Aad crickets, t«*o, howaiiarp they sing. If water fowls scream more than usual and phi age into water. It is a sure The County Prosl(tent will request Th* Alllaart Dim s Clrrsltr With Rsmo Ufor- ■stlai. All petitions or memorial! to tha United States Congress from Alliances and I.'idona should be mailed direct to our national secretary J. II. Turner, No. 511 Ninth street, Washington, D. C. This is Important for the following reasons: 1. That this office may have a record of all such petitions, their subject mat ter, the number and resldenc* of auch petltionera, etc. 2. Our national legislative committee, C W. Macune and A. Waidall, ap pointed at tit. Louis, and w hoso duty It I* to look after all matters presented by our order of a legislative character, w ill thus be enabled to take cognizance of and give personal attention to the wishes of the brethren thus presented. Tbe bill emlmdying all the essential features of the sub-treasury plan as adopted by the St. Louis meeting, and wbl h has been introduced into both Houses of Congress, i« now being mail ed as rapidly as possible to tbe secreta- ries of all the Alliance* and Unions tho Town Council of Barnwell from Sept. 16th, 1889 to-March 15th, 1890: m Dr, To Llcen-es... |2 271.00 To Vi ova 307.55 j To Street Tax 273.* 0 To Tax on Keal and Personal Property-. 010.70 TACTS FOTfmtt. Total • Cr paid N. G. Bal. paid N. G. W former Treasurer Bal. on Gasoline, fl*cai year 188o 1889 Bal. paid C. B.bwan, fiscal vear 1888-1889 . ...• J, W Woodward, Town Hall Lightning Huds on Town Hall Perkin* Manufacturing Co Barnwell Graded School. Inmrest on 'i’cLwat Bond* ..... G. D. Bellinger bal on Town $3,792.25 * Walker, 42 50 .95 48. J. 4 4 500 121 145. 138. 2.40 throughout the country, together with other printed matter of mu important character*—The matter thus mailed 4*- earfiestly conimended to the Immediate attention of the brotherhood. All paper* friendly to our cause are respectfully requested to copy the abcvc. ®2L order of L. I.. Pole, M.J. Bate, Clerk and TreMHurer 135 00 Ben Britt, street hand 75,00 Chloride of 1 me 38.55 McNab, NValker A Co . . 32.45 Street work , . 122 85 Police \ 377.98 Gasolln** oil 109 07 Freight on oil 12.76 Corn and fodder ’2U.40 NValker, Evans A Cog*well 12.75 B. P. Rodger*, hluckNmitU 15.83 Feeding pri-oners 1.65 i Po*tsl card* 1.50 • 1.umber - . 2137 ! T. L Wiggins, printing : 17.75 NN m. Sander* * 1 00 T>|jver Jidmson 3.95 ( harlf’* Smith - 12.00 i A K Ford pDr. G. R. C. Todd 5 oo i John Eye 4.00 Mike Brown 13.00 NV. R. Christie — 1 50 Total $2,108.02 Balance on band $1.384.23j XXX: * Tht opening of Spring finds me ready to serve my fiends and Uie - general public, and resolved to preserve t)\c prestige of selling ?BT©£ST Ana BJSSY SsABTIWi Goods In Barnwell at prices that challenge comparison In any Southern market* . CKAEMING COLLECTIOHS Of the latest snd loveliest Hats. Fans. Laces, Glove*,,Flower*, Feathers. Rib bons, Trimming*, Parasols Aud Embioideriea, all the new and nice Dress Goods and numl>erless Notions will be f**uud at te o. uiLLixsas sxoas MH8. JOHN H, HHUf K. - - - M.VNAUKE. Who will be pleased to *e« her friends a* frequently as they can find time to visit the . EMPORIUM OF FASHION, Law ns from 5 cts. up, Challies from G'4 cts up, Ginghams from^ cts. up. Nainsook*, Mull* Ac. at similarly startling low prices. flJlX \\ ill he vi*lble the last week In March. All th^ ladies are cordially invited to witness lu opening glories. nynx‘s, dvnoiaij?. Pre*. N. F. A and L. U. S. II. Traxr.a, Secretary. rkr Hah TreMvr) Plaa. Col. L.’ F. Livingston, President of tlie Georgia State Alliance speak* a* folluw* of the M.J. PA I E, Tiressu'er Tow u of BarnwidU PACTS FOB FAMILIES Sheriff s Sale. State or South Cai A KOI.IN A,) UMV __1 AT THE ULLTANCE STORE. ) ernincntal plan. It la not a revolution. b, M ir« of *ale, ibe fulbxwing dt-^. niCed »V4 merely want the plan enlarged. I rv.il e*taie, levied up«in a* :ha projK-rtv They allow men to dHponitc bond* »>* . - •viovncftor indrfttinlnvrv and to draff^ 1 ' All tl.aVlJiifiitJi riniate and being At the old Ktand a cuthi'li't' t»t«>ek of fTeiieral Merchandise is offered st Reform Prices. “If \“U do liclieyw it. c«tmeanrh+irnr, li.>ou don't BeUeie it, omim* a«nl try/-* And wc will prote that we »ay what we nieaii and jiitan what we *av» - ‘-~44ariM!r ' nrAr-rTTAhir^ w r jri . and winTng I to«», ui givo great hargain- in Maple a’ul Eaney (»r***eries. Dry G«a*dH, Dre** j t*«**4**, Domestie*, < lothing. Shoeo. Hardware, for Hou*e and Plantation u*e, of the above natiietl defendant to Mails- Furnishing tioodsaiul many other article* that make up.a stock that “ttlU * ’ ‘ marty Long 4VU w ant*. '- — . ^ » IK) per cent, of their face value, and j in the tow n of BarywelMn *afd County and >tate, with the building* thereon. | su'd bounded on the North hy *rrt‘et «ep- arat:ng it from land* of John T Willis, i on tln-^atw by Iwt *epnnitirig it from j the Presbyterian ehim-h i.»t, on tjie S.mth hy sireet Meparating it from lot of K. \V Hurler, and on the We*t hv lot *-pa rating it from lo» ..f Mr.,. Jolilr C. Dow ling. Term* eaah. Pureha-er to rav for |m]>crs. J W. LANCASTER, S. tt. C. Sheriff*a nfHee. M.»r--li 1 Rh. I'' 1 '' Sheriffs Safe. bank on theae bonds Tlie government pay* tlie jftfi Jer Interest on tiie-e bond*, and taxeslfte pec.ple to get nionsy to pay this Interest. And the govern ment, beside* taxing the people, dl*- crimtnates again** th- m by n«>t allow ing the bank* to loan money on real e«t*te, w bile It allows tbe merchant to get money on hi* merchandise. W|»|,key men can put green whiskey •n Iwmded ware house* valued at 41 per gallon. The* uiomefit it gix** in it I* coniltirretf worth $8 u gallon, bet-nn.-e it is worth more u, it age*, and tWey get | Statkof South Caroi.ina,/ JlSftft thei, whukev. ’ AkNW,...L( oi.n,v. - f Why not give the farmer the benefit »xsc» iion. of bonding hi* cotton and other pro- , F, A. H. R sb, Plaimitf. against Lula dure? Why sliould he not have the! H.l'hrl-tie, iHMendaut. same favor a* I* ahown to the whiskey I \ I R I l K of an execution to m<* man and the hanker? j^. '» lh*-*bjveent»U.deauae ^ . a)»d no*\ on hie In my office, I have lev- The oib-treraury plan would require ; , ( . d W1 „ ^ ;it , Urilttl .„ hl the pulling up of ware bouse* in every j frontnt thel’ourt Hou»e, on Monday, eounty. Thia would cost 650,000,0(81 the s-vciith d iy of April lata), it lieing Some will say that Ini* big muii will ^ ^de-day in ,aid inonili, w ,thin the legal ... ... . , i hour* of sale, the follow mg d«-«iin«d kill the plan. If it v u --f .fi,uno.^K) lor j^ pr „.,. ;ru pension* or for rivers and harbor* it I of tbe above named defendant to Matisf v wouldn’t be too much; but it Is pk» i said rxeeulloti, to wit; mueli to give to the fanner* United States . March 20tb. Sheriffs Safe. To Rood Overseers. State, or South < akoi.ina.) Bak.nw ti.i. r«*i ntv i Okeu'k rot nt? C w. OMMtaaiON KRS,) ILaRNW n.L • OUN I Y, [■ 1 Bau.nwkll. s: r, t March 1th, 1890.) BXICtfnoX a. rrt.toM itawiti.jc n.imiir. U"i" “I is Itarnavt-ll are hereby ordered, to * Warn out aM hand- liable to Road Duty and proceed at once to put their roads in gt*.H| condition. Bv order of tbe Board. (E. Brv an. NIKI l K of an exteution t I'et te*l in tbe e cut tli d cl of the' All Dial lot of land situate and ledng ; iii the tow n of Barnwell, in s.-dd f ’ounty j and State, w ith the building thereon. You can got the flfi,000,000 out of tlie U iid bounded on the North by Innd* "f f 1(10,000,000 surpfu* left to redeem tbe I ( barle* i'xihmann, on the East'and - troattey notes which -ffongresy fra* do ‘ J*7 or * ce Hy*n and , , ! °»» 'be Miuth by Mam street, be redeemed, and dared am not to these millions are lying idle in the vault*. There are $23,000,000 in frac- Tertus pap**rs. J. W which the bunker.*:—L Sheriff’s oflu ■ to pav LANCASTEK, S. B. c. 13th March. 1890. for Sheriffs. Safe. tional currency, won’t handle ticcausc it i* ti*o small. * Give u* thi* fragnientary' and^ragg“d’ currencjTr— . Statf or South ( akoi in v, 1* When the crops are harvested you B.vrnwai.i. t’ountv. / could take them to these ware houses i kxxcutiox and store them, paying the actual Jofan D. Pearsor*. Jr, Jaimes G. Bailie pen sc of storage, insurance etc. 'J’be j A Son, agent, for John Tikey, A J. agent would then i*-ue ^0 jH-r cent. ! salinaa A Son, Plaiiitifi'*, against advance upon the Value of the produce, | and “til! leave 20 |>er cent, for future [ u*e. I >etcioiaill to me dl- auM'aud now on tile hi my «-fb<-e. I have let n-d u|sni Mud will sell a' Barn.wlt. iu Irotit of' the ( ourt I• ou***, on Mou.|sy,< the ,evcnib dav of April, I-v.'n, h b«*it<g *ale day in msi-I inontti, withiu the l**^al hour* of ,ale. tht fo lbWing d* seril#**d r»-Ht e-tale, levieil u|w>u mm the properiv of the ub«ive nano U detrudMut Ui sutist \ said eXei'Ut toll, to w it : All that inict of laud situate and be ing in the comity of Huiliueil iu Maui state, roiitaining live liiu.dred and torty-tiitte i 34.»t ner«-^, more oi leM-.a'd known hm th*- “Gravel Jlill” place t iMmnded on tlie North hy Imii-'s or t> Sauis and eMtaU* lands of l>. U. Lawton, Ka-t by iatuUot .>. ti. Law ton and John tRwvcs, Smith bv Im:i«1m ot Jolin*( '. Keeves \> . L. lit at and « -iHle of Ashe, and NN cm* ti\- laiuls ol D. Nmuis and es tate of A -he. '1‘erniM chmIj. Pnrtli**er to jiay for papers. - J W. L.VNTASTER, S. B. C. —Shei itfs Uflice.riTUTi .Maid M J. PATE, . Clerk. ina* g'J-td Application for Charter. The |H-tit on of W .•> Hav slid K II. ()*w aid. pray ing that a charter lie' I-*- sued to ihe petitlonerM and tlieir s-mo- eiate** for the Allendale ITerij) unan ( h rch ol Barnwell t'oirty, having tieeu this day filed in my office. Notice i- ii« u-ny given (hat tlie .a d charter will be iM*ued thirty day* ail* r data hereof, it no legal objeetioii be made and Mtistaineil. ‘ NN GII.MOKK SI M MS, ' *4 ( l\ A G 8 < lei k’* Ollke, 24th February. 1.890 4w Fmal Discharge. Master’s Sale. State ot So nth Oiroltag, /{•irnufli County- ? _ ; VOTU'E i* hereby given that the un- der.igned will file hjs final aei*ount w ith .1 (). Pkttermiii, ^Esq., Jud.r ojr j Probate >Httiidav, tlie 5th day of A prli 1 tiext, «t JO o’el'N-k in the forenoon, atV. W The mombnt your cotton goes into the ware. hou*p~it l* impos-dble for the spceulatorM to get hold of It. This would keep prices mure equal and fairer, ft would lie then* fur twelve 9 ^ months, and iti that time the farmer .lame. E. Davis, Defendant. B Y VIR TUE of executions to me di rected in the sb »ve entitled cause and now on tile in_tiiy otliee, I have lev- ledl»|*on and will sell at Barnw.-II, in front of the Court House, on Monday tha seventh day of A priI 1S90, it liemg * a led ay in Maul numtli, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real e*tate, levied upon as the prn|»erty of the above named defendant, to satisfy loun of CofUmon Ecemufirof the estate of Jos<*ph tiandi- - -A'-U**— *; tor, dwi'. asvd, ami HMk for l.etiers Dis- I- s»mtrfp, rutmlfl-,- « i|, T '«‘**-'' r >'-- liain t.ue, ( liuton >ai.diler, Ray-j nioml Nandifer, Kiiialii ^andiler, t«il- lie >aiidifer, Donie Sandjfer, f-'lor* nee * Saudi fer and Emma Pearl Sawdiie.r, i Deleiidante. would be brought face to taco with the ! ’••Id <*xecntions, to.w it: ,. , , , i A ll that lot of land with the buildings consumer, and It would keep him out! 1||Hreon< MitUjlte am| |w , inp in tl|C fown of thejiatid. of the speculators. It would at once put ao end to corners, combinations and triiMts. NVe have been a.ked, what if we don’t sell in twelve months? 'Then the agent would sell and settle with us curreue-v p«t-' iu Tills currency 1 pnt-- in circulation would make about ?50 f«er cafdta and put us back to the giKid times oflHtW. The crops are stored fu the ware I hou«'., the »(conl wrllll.iiu-.. ! shorir, offi, )3lh M»rrh. 1890. VN hen tlioy are sold oat the certificate* , —r:= »rc burnnd. Thi. would m-kw .he n.r- : ^otlCG tO l eaCherS. of Barnwell, in said County an 1 State, and bourtfieii-oii the .Vorth liy.lot of A, II Patterson, Emj^ on the. Ka«t by tbe homestead of James E. Davis, on the Nouib by Main street and ou tbe NVest by lot oi NN in McNab, formerly the J. G " , Duncan property*. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for paper*. J. W. LANCASTER,* ti. B C. I’ARTiTIOjr. B Y V IR l U K of a decretal order tu me directed iu ihe alioveentrtled.ca.use I will m* II at imMfe-nnrtmn ttt 4roo-t ol the Court House, in Jlie tow n of Barn well. In -aid tiute, ou Monday, the sev enth day of April. 1&90, it being safet.av in said month, vv itbiu the legal hours of sale, the follow ing described property : “All that certain tract of land situate in the ( ouiay and State aforesaid, con taining ninety-one (91) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of NVilliam Brown, James Nandifcraud others.’’ Terms cash. Purchaser Vo pay for paper*. (i DUNCAN BELLINGER, MaRter’s Office, 19th March, 1890., Final Discharge. J VO TICK is hereby given that the un- | It ders.igurd will tile their final ac- c-uut vv Ith J. O Patterson Kaq. Judge oi Probate, on Saturday, the 20th day of Niarch next af 10 o’clock in the fore noon, hm Administrators of the estate of H NT. Ray, decea*ed» %nd ask for letters Diamiaaory. A h. HOOTON, F. M. RAY, - Administrators. Master’s Sale. roncy flexible, giving n« f50,(KK»,000 with which to handle each crop w ith. Phil %, Pa., March 4th, 18.8'jj Du. Kirk 1 tear Doctor—I had T lIKCoun'y Board of Examiner* in eomidianee w ith instruet.ions from titntctiu|i#rintendenf of Education, will State of South Carolina, liarhvell i 'ounty. Oari of Common Clean. NV. M. Harden, Robert M. Harden, Pa- triek D. Harden and Francis Norris, ‘ Plaintiffs, against J. B. Harden, a pei- .n m u i* .irnl n.li d, Defendant. _ PaUTITIoN. B Y VIRTU E of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause violent attack- KM • rn *" Hl ‘ on leMcltfrs on j-j u j|j H ^j| Ht public auction in front of of K ,„vol. .fUTW.rd. h.d pain. a. r ... ° n the 6th '° r .mall of my hark,-Mrndinft around 10 L. N. BEI.UXGKR, my sides; my stomach was disordered, ; n a. y < t' u p ba«l tastrt'in my mouth, tongue coated; 1 _ nvHr ..Jl. 1...-:.-'.. .1.— was compelled to stzip work for a lew HI**!**. Cmnlr\i/sie«rv day* 1 took the Mlerobe Killer aeeor-i iwOt/CG TO tZfflfllOVGFSe ding to your direction*,' and was soon ' feeling *11 right again NVe always' * 4 ■ . , . v-; .o w.i 'mumbmtm i nH r‘VVrti^ D l°j'"bJit to N ick WU- the Court House, in the town ot Barn well, In said State, on Monday, the sev enth day of April, 1890, it being Maleday in said month, withl’» the legal hour* of sale, the following described property : ‘ All that certain4ract of land situate In the County and State aforesaid, con taining two hundred and n1lwtv-*ix FOR SALE. F INE REtilDUNCEJn the Town of Barnwell, lit by Gas, furnished with NVtter f'ipe* and Bath-room, and cotftainiHg Eleven Rooms, Pantry and Cellar. Built two years ago. Lot meas ure* 2J8 feet x ’290 feet. Flowing Artesian Well and Fl*h Basin on premises: Kitchen, Servant's House', Stables, Well, Ac. Terms: One-third cash, balance on long time with 10 per cent. Interest. ALSO A Plantation containing 558 acrei, 292 cleared upland,bAlanceswatnn pasture, withiu one mile of Barnwell Village. Five new Tenant Houses and Stables. Two NVells of good NVatcr. Price $3, 00; *l,000‘ca*h, $500 in 12 month*, and balance on time to suit purchaser. . O. DUNCAN BELLINGER, Feby 20th, 1890-tf OllfllMtllLIWU.fliGA WllHKS. COLUMBIA, S. C« Karif Mr J*. Tiro candidates for the office of School, Commlistonur bare broken th« lee up; Tk(i cu .„ ra „ df . by K , d . m ., M lcr „ be In Ouoi.ee by enneunclny Oireuyb the | K|||rr , r> . nmn r ,.„- e , >ll .; d . rt(1 al . each Mib-AlHaiice l*re*ident to Ap|M>int a suh-Alliance Crop Stati«tician and to , *- » " ■ "‘V’’ | report hi* address to the County Crop *lgn that rain may bo exacted.—Bo*. 8 / alUllollin ton Journal. The 8StAte Crop StattMtiidan will be ’ paid by tlm State. The County Crop St«tDUd&r<’a compensation Tsill ho ooocty papora their mn% Um dear peftpla. wllliugucss to i , . . , uxod and paidiiv the countv organi/ia- i most a miracle. If thedocurs caii give . , * k . i tl .V. . .. | -( 'ho t • it i tion and the Crop tiutUtlcUn of the Tfcej •tjdftotly’believe iti and Intend .^F.^Sftle^by G. K. Kvan. Barnwell.tkuh-Al lance by the anb-AUiance. to ^ate a ''••arepe’ffi mt e J-icatloi ** < D K. Criggs A Cm . B lc Tlr therJF TiV.niar. tho Yiliizil R. B. .Moomto it*, (with ker.) For S:ib» by (J K, Ryan, Barnwell, D. I\. Briggs & Co.. BlaVkvill**. Slio.-in i- 1 i*'umrer cunfracm'-T-lfinr ' ft/r'iri^cftT ring the current, year, as I intend to Egual/zatitin Notice. enfort^ the law applicable to that offence ^ * arc. BAXLKYV mar 13-tf) Barnwell, ti C. Notice To Employers. n wctc^nxuiK.iix less. an44>.ouiLurdL . t _P IJ, t4 U. J > roprleu>r, ,' ,,J I > »«•»". 1 V »'*•, Iu'iIit In Am.ri. »« »ud lulton M.r- unn to - KMH »y v laud* of. NN . M. Harden and . ... •East by laud* of. NV. M. Harden NVest by lands of U. C. Halford.’* Terms cash Purchaser to pay papers for M EMBERS of the County Board of : .4 LLipomm nre hereby cautioned not _ Eouallzatiou w 11 please uke no- fW give employment to litus Miller, I tiea that an adjounied meeting will l>o w ho Is under connou-t to labor for mo held in my oflUc at Barnwell on Tnes- during th current year, as l intend to day. 8lh day of April next Each and enforce tho law applicable to that of- *vcrv member is earne*tly requested to fence attend. b. W. TK"JT1, M . N. M. ALL LB t -gia.-!3;JN A. L. C 'iw -— G DUNCAN BELLINGER; MH*ter B. C. Ms»|ter’s Office, 19th March, 1S90. FOR SALE. Laidou l'>. C. J ERSEA r Cows and Heifers for sale. -Anpty to L. C. RICE, * Grahams T. O , C. 4 ^ r . U * hie., 'J’iling, Flagging,'ttcarths Mantels, Monuments, Head Slones, Tablets. Iron- Railiugand Fencing. S|iecial attention given to all kinds of Cemetery work * ware ompetltion challenged fit quality' j of. material, excellence of work and' " cheapnes* of prices. 1 mr C APT. W. R. BRABHAM,.of Al- . leiidal**, i* traveling Agent aud will ba • plea-ed td *show d^*lfiUR, quote price* | and give any other infonn*tfcon desired.. i Prompt atteutioa to eorrt%i>cudauc«. warJU-Jm ft