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TT 7 --’ O'* tb# pmk Pf that bfv ^T.bw iiIko’*wAJ I *£Z 7 'i<\j• th** ppoptaf Inin^iT lily . *./ > fo* rtapa*«i««ra» * • 1 ^akd vlded for di'C«Ml < >n«, *o tli4t thn vot**ni «U»Xwd»i»M»«nK pilPToft «n «Mportunity **f henrlm* >». Pinow*Lbo— ^ V»^itrom th<» bwulraptH a» to tlalr view* «z*'— tt . 4 , n ^,,‘77.. . u(>on publWt q'toniiounf” "i* 1 **^ «-^Q|Pld) A I i**N j “'j*|, e M)«orxU pUii/ aj* It U t«nocd, I* not ndapfi-d tu our condition, if I •»«»• deitfi.ti.d it. Tho oourAC |>a<Au«)d AY. APRIL 24, Id30. -v 3 *** f€ ‘*' r z — 1 'WkfWtWiiL 8o many coromunicationt camo fli TuatdAy that wa wore forced to po»t> poo** until n#x f wopIc our reply*to the correapondeot writing over the noin de pluroa “Bamberg Alliance ’* m We give him prooedenoe to-day. In ctar next 1mm ire «hall offer him a few oolmnneol feUtory, prophecy and good ftouneel. "V In the meantime we commend to hi* careful reading the views of Col. J. A. Hoyt, Chairman of the State Democra cy. It will do him and all of ua good to •tudy lueousd go«p**l well. Taken in cocneotios with Col. Hoyt’a editorial management of The Cotton Plant it givee ut a perfect guidebook that can not deceive or let us go astray with open ; ty«*. ‘ And we d<mH think it will htrrtbimto read Oca. Stackhouse’s letters few more limit. TI1R COMING c MP.VIGN. wtr£r. ■ wirrrlrw wills < h •Irmon II )i else i x calls « t'oiMuilnrv. The course puiMuOd In so **o co*i'<tlrs of G<*orgia Is to hold mass ni'-etings, *ihicl> deculo the choice of dclegaii’s t> the butte Convention, usual'y wiih<«ul htllot,* hut always in the an^enuQ of very many voters. Two years ago we had a preliminary cam- Vaign in this btate, a mass nnu ting being h**hi in cadi Congrceslonai Dis trict for thu pur|^>so of hearing candi dates lor Slate ofliccs. but it proved so uiisatisfActory io many reai*ects ih*l the State Convention vopealcd tho .clause of the Coii-lituttou under which these meeting* were held Hud adoptee' tho following: “The State Deuumrallc LxeouUve CommiUtO shall request each county jornmliteet * call a meet ing in their re*>p*uilve c*>uuties, to which all candidate* for State olllce* shad he Invited,” In my jadgmeut, this will tree: the demand for tree dh- ctiMalou of public mtaisures. and a-nply provide the opportuniiiea for getting at tho views of candidate*. But while thin i* true, and the Democratic p»rty hus glv»-n aboudHot proof of it** wjllleg- ne.-s to arrange a prelhninarv cam paign, we are to have tin* mugulnr con dition <»f a1falr.*Jn the pending emteot »*f a ea4Mf»Hign <•<mvmItivC arranging, sutiedule of appolntinent* fur a *luglc oaudldate, a he ea>» tht* purpose <d tlti* art sngen.ent was to hear from all tin* candluatea. It is ohligav»ry up4»n the Stats Kxccutlve • otumlttee to request ..these me* tingM in ail of the counties, sod it is left with the countle* whether they will be held. It sue in* to mo th <t tliert^wtlt ttknly ariaa_conrtiot but we,‘'i the appointment'* of* the Democratic party and the arrangement* of Captain Tillman's eampHgn committee, while such conflict ought to be avoided it po*J »ibh\ Aiunuvtry Um authority of the eh potmux or TH* COMMfT/a*—HOW ITS pt'/i^s akk nxriNru—a Nora rR«».v I UemoArutlc party « an n«*t he made sub- CacrttN aueLL'-ixmAcncat i>x- MAASSOrtUK MARCit CoXVKMiO.V— BACtl COCMr MAT ARKANO* IISt*WN rtiWAiaxa —TUfXLTQrorx f loNs'rao* i:is caxaTiTUTio!*—nix auoontTBD ArrolM.wx.sTa row ruituc Mkxu.sos From the Ontuavllls Dally Newa_wf_ take the following r* port oT :m4ntrr- vl«w of ft* reporter wHh Col. Ja» -a A. Hoyt, Chairman of the Deinooratio Kx- •outlvo ComtuUtce. Head and remeui Wr It, ^ Bince the adjournment of the March Convention there trms hewn iiiucti •p«'cu n"t tor u<* are agaiu**r u*. faxl'aurt.x j hue ueakenod the lilt* of the farmer in U^aM^-whiUumrafl WAmld^lto^purv. nay far.Liui|. Hern JiCA-unc.aiLAhn ,iurgi.* comiawni t.n nier-i ihi^-Tjarm^i 111 * , ‘- r " KC,H ,l ' 1,1 * ,J ry tUt^-^mmeniwratTc rseciitm*' C'otniniues In view of iha action of that convention. Numbers of suggotums haste been made as to what the commit tee ought to do in the preimnt unusual ewfcdiiimi o* aifulrH in tu*.* Mlate pidiln s, but far there ha* tiean no Intimation ut vite flews of any pi,nunuut meusb* r of the b »dy. With a vh*w t*» *M'uring an authoritative expre^aion of opinion on those question* arising out of lh«* ac tion of the Man h couveniion which come within the province of the Kxerti live ConimlUec, a reporter for tin* Daily News Interviewed Colonel Jam* a. A Hoyt, chairman of the eotuiuillee. and the questions a«krd and the ajisweis given by fad. Hoyt are given below : * 4 Utiller Hie third section of the plat form adopted by the March Convention there are certain demands, hot It I* not clearly indicated aa to whom these de mands are i*i apply. Has >our execu tive committee leceivmt any comtuuid eation In regard l" Uwm!’” “No, It has not," t.-douel llovt an awered. “A few days after the adjoin u- meut of. the March Cunveuttou I re ceived a respectful and court**,»io» com- municnilou fnuu t apu ii. W oliell, chairman of the campaign commtiicc, mqweetHtg that me D^iuorratio Stale C onvention should inabe t*ouveiled uu- UI late la August, to which (replied thalhta latter would he placed boiore tho Kxccutive ConiNiillee ui its llr*t meeting, and at th«* -auie timu rwuiiud<-d him that tit* bi ale Con tenth m w** gen erally oalled about the middlo or last of August f**r the punewie of iMHniUitl- Ing candidates for Unvenior, Lbuiteo- ant (iovernor, Ac , but tlist the last con- servient to any fm iimh-and so lar a* 1 am concerned, hwill urge mo*t stre.i- tcuslv that the Mrning*‘in< nts of tlo* party, as ndopP**! by the Suit** Conven tion, shall take precedt*nje of all other plan* for a preliminary canvass of the Statu. Of course, < npiaiu iillm.tn or any other ettirm -h*V an -iiud'mtrte right to make his own camuaigu for any tiillce, but I allude to tile.possibili ty of coni1iciiugsrr««n*emeitUi by whmh the autboHlv of the DeuifH.*ratio party might be put into c.»niempT7 and In tiiat ev* lit it will be Uo* iiut-y of th-> State Kx**cutlve thHuirittne. t<* a-* Tt tlie supremacy of the party a* aganiot trine and appreciated it as such, h** could g -t the resolutions of the Itam berg Ailimui'e mixed up with hlsedilo rial is.mote tii >n we can **>0. The artl cla from Cul Ntackliousc, however, fill Iv repays n* for Ilro. i^te.’s mi* IV u hi«* aware o the fact that Ilro. I'at* •'drh*-rhe Allianei'dcpartioeiit and so far think he d^serxe* credit for the ahie manio r in w h ch he lei*, conducted it. Bol <ee fhuugm V’j'J 171 ' HoltUes wn* cili- Lor in clrfef of tlx* pu|s-r and w rote the, . , , . , , —. political article*, and still -DfrnR so. ha| ,,,,s - et ^ head to betfer tho condition , mujtier oi s:i»rnn>'iitttng'fniiM Hi'' pnmtrmnimt ttr *a wheel within u wheel ' ami it w<nil I ba tlie wl*ci* plan if-all parti-s would ao**ept tin* pr<*vi-ion alres ly uia !•' f*»r a oroliiuinary ciiinpaigo. instead of imt- Ing lnde|»ciMiei»dy. Kvery oc*'usiou for friction ought to U* avoided in r i* CNinpaig:u u*«( uidy iv.*oau*e we are in I lie convi.ttib prcsHiice of the cn.miy. but for the rei-ou that the op|M»ncut of U»-day becom**- the. »iMndard bearer ot tmuoirow. \V« can not atford to split into warring fa«'liona, with poised dag ger* snd drawn *wunis.and tlieq'itcker every nfau iVali*"* h s in livi*lual re- »|Mo,»ih||itv f or tlie oiiteuoie of tin.* ptva -nt agltat.on, the sun r w ill th * iH**t liit**re^(s oi the Stats* be atib-crvcd.'* *'H i ve \ Oil ided to call U»a •'tat * Kxec dive Coinmiltae together at an • arl v dsv, ami i* it Iiktdy Ui it tlie Sut' Cativfiitioo will meet eatlicr than usual f " “1 have beo’i busily engagisl for tlie pa*l month hi preparing for a meeting of the l||XAcUlMW^u.iili|lttl>«'by colled lug iuformAiloii sioiu varwou aourvwa, eapeclall) fr>mi JiecoNii y chairoieu, a* to tho iaindttiou of the parly in tills Mai , In some uf tlie couuvies the In formation given I* meagre aitul trag- iiunury, wldle In otiicrs it ia mil ami aatlsf •utory. It is evident tlial stru't orgauixaiion doe* not prevail in all of flic counties, itial 1 boi** to Nrs'iira h belter state of aff »T* a ter tho Kxecu- tive CmnmdUM lias furnisiied tin- rMquU'te Liatruetkm* therefor. In tbe matter of regotratinn tiioie is inucii worktoiM* d tie, ami it must be done quickly. 1iwasio> purpose to convene tlie coiniidit e neat week, i.ut pri«*r en- Gary, of Abbavilla, w:n db a oandldal# lor tioaDlnaUbn u» Attorney General cm the Tillman ticket. D. E, Enel*, of Huiutor, brought forward by hl« friends for nomluxiion a* Llcntonaut Governor on tho Tillman tickat . 1 • . a Th*' gosAlp* say that Mina Winnie D.ivU. ‘‘the daughter of thaConfedera- cy T " la engaged to Alfred Wilkinson, of Syracuse, New York, a. patent law yer of small practice and aholitiouary anoeniry. It I* likely that “marriage will ho a failure l.’ Goodyear A Co., of Augusta, made ao assignment la*t week for #20.(K>0 to Capf. James Henderson, who will con'-' tiuue the buaiueav. The linn claims to' be Aojveut and Pmk this action on ac count of differences between Ua mem bers. • ’ Cnl.J. II. Karle,uf Sumter,the Attof- ney GHUeral. ha* been interviewed, lie say* that It charge* of corruption * and extravagance are mad- against the ad ministration in this campaign he will tak<* tiic flump and meet ail Much char ge* as forcibly as they *r« made. He 1* a bard hitter. aboae and ridicule of that buefted ebaffi- by the AH lance and ^a« draw n np«iT^ ldt.n of II that Is great andgo«d- The models fijrni*bvd by ‘ h « News and Courier I sav if all t^is doe* clunges of Gw-rgia at»d ^J?*™ Alliance Department* ^ >ews mu courier I sav it an tms ooew uuwngT-- —7: ~ :v . s m «*,i n A .11 ,u. „ A.U.p t «»«. tb. couny. Or,*n b, tb, Co,- X ^the lurlaerii'ouci'j wVu* , *ri2.'r , ;“or«t«l. tW'-w ^'“f 1 " 1 ^ h ';' 11 -a . I Meetin* Htr w . t th„l I .o. otwttich tli.reiircoyei tf Atflaooe July 5th, U»M. i U. J FATE; AaaocuTE Konoa , To wbroa all Communicattoitf on Alliance MsUrta should bo addrrHbCd. '* “MOtM." A.M*“ IIXKO CP’» . jConus^stratca \rtxtr* to tli* Cdttwr. “The mountain hath labored and brought forth a mouse.” Jtioth'-r Tat * wrote aii article <m * Th® Allianee-ttod its Aims,” and no doubt those'u ho read toe article tliougJiJLiLgi'od .Alliance dnu ll ow Offlrrra of tkf fowsty Alllaae*. D. T. Bojoorner, Pr«**idei,t. A. F. Fnw, Vice President. W. 8. Ilnmlieiu, Secretary. . « . N. F. Kirklaiid. Tr»asur«r. W. G llrirton, chupiulii. I. . B. Trsile. i^eturwr. ? a-.r J l?. Itav, Ax».i*a int Ix'tnrer. J. H. l.aneaeter, D<s*r KMj*r. I K J. Peacock, Asaistant l*«Ktr Keeper. B W H«xiilopit, SeiceiuU-ut Auoa. ’ >L-NV. PtdUJtM, Btodr^e-'W Acvnt. F.xr'-Tithc C< >nunlttec—C. U. Free, W. W. Patrick, VV. A. Fan*!. ^ Trmlo C-ommMtec-4}. M. Hunter, F.. II. Dowllpif, J. M. ITmer, W A. A*t. <’naitnifti** on Good of the Oi tler—*1. C. Me* lope talrer treattWbnt, more courtesy ahd less 2ibq^.' K.vHafcU. (•some** Creek. than Uu and ms much more ** they saw lit. The shar- a were SoOcach. Only 2a is r cent of the stock has been called for and about *12,000 has been paid in. 1’hl* hmd is sacred. It cannot be uaed-fUf Elmore, H. April 19, l$fK). # . v \ an Epitur: At a regular meeriug th« running cX|»eiLses of the hxenange - ami the Manager of the Exchange has no control over it. It Is held a* a com mercial capital and to secure* commer cial rating The Exchange i« artgularlv chartered MJIUn^C. M Edrufield, SnoTHtiR, E.” B. UnewR. W. T. Cave, J Th • htter-advertis' ineut «*f rnsr*. H. R. Marshall A ‘ 1C, ptUilishe I in last and criticism. That firm seem* to consider itaelf n martvr to p**r<wcutlon and app<'Rts in that *pirlt to the piitdic for vindica- tWm-r.and trade .Jim Lrmil>le lie* in tlie fact that, althmigli a gilt < dge co-part- ctltinuuncc of the business methods that have made it* path in the past so pleasant and profitable vaiua _. caiyjA Ui l-ll tWmlH.w U....U I for r.mlo.U.m. ‘JlS ^ But thank* to tlie’Vnergv and vim of ' nttiHedAhe pkn, they wu^autUM to , > »' . atj. o J, Col. Mike Brown tho South Ibm-d road subsenhe lor one share of stm k f .»r a be will soon bo built, and then we will all mem bets hip of not le*s than .k* and ^ “ ‘f,'XmJn* tl J , r M ‘‘ tr,t,t K o t os H v.„„ah,i,.rc .-hope to Hnd »«.. I £$£'2 thl “n tS, District, and to elect a Board of Trua- tec*. By order of the Board, E L NIXON, td >ecretarj. Excursion to Charleston. ’ • x • UarnwbllC. H ,8. C., April IB, 1890. Fair notice, so its k out, for th«* gri estOdored Kxcursl>.n of the Sumtnel will run from these headquartcra to Chari* scon. S C , on Fi May. June Utb 1B1W, from. Barnwejl and Willistou. ’ 'I'll •* w-Ii k 1|t- p Will you come and go a« a very grand time i* anticipated to b** in tlie gtand old City by the Sea. ~+ We will l»e there on the J3th to get readv and be ready everyb^aK. J S. M CARTER, Manager. April-7 w -'Coronars Notice. All Trial Jrmticvv are directed here, after tdin'ld no inquest- in this County unless specially instructed by me. Fean be found at my office at Ham- well every ilay prepan d to attend to the duth * of mv office. •>- L l*E.\C<»CK,— Coroner Barnwell Couutv. Mr of tlie George’s Creek AJUance club, with a meuiberaliip of one Imudn d ami t«* el ve. held this d <y % the follow ing pre- Htuhle and rc-olulioiia were uiiumiuous- ly adopteil: . ' . VV Lena*, the. NVw* and ('ourier of corpot/itlon and can sue anU t»c sued. Jja• lestdii has exhibited such antipa- Each *ub-Alluince taking stock In Mte Exchange is entitled m one trustee stockholder who represent* the stock h«dri by the member* of tlie sub-Alli- ance Mini w ho i» placed under a liond of $y0>. These sub titistee s'ockholder* K I ^ , - v fu f lir, ' ler!4 iH, d given iu in- ‘ j flneucc agaib-t t!»eir best Interest- In i iheir effort t»» better their condition by fair a' d honest tneana, therefore, K 'sohtvl. That we, the meml*ers of the George *a t reek Atliaiice ytut), will in «*ach c*mnty inert and elect on* of week’* Trofle, require*Homecoiumeut} m»t snb-s-ribe to the News ami (bmrier, j the.r numlier to be county nutee sp.«-k holder. The county truste* sun k hold ers, in turn, njeet and elect I rum their number a board of directors of one from each Coiigresiional district and two at large. 'The b'-ard of directors elect a preside!! , a secretary aini treasurer ami . a mutViger atul'Tfx their salaries Col. J. « t oil, oi .Chcs'eiHeld, is president ami that we. will use our inlluence witli other* to carry out ihix rewolutiou. VV. F. Cave. President Joa. II. Larca*tkr, Secretary - R'pplrs fiuw ItrrM) Itrsarh. Mr. Kl>ii(»n: Reedy.Branch Alli ance met on Saturday l!Uh in-t., in full nvrship. It has hmkml at the situatinB j ^^ the Excliange^J. VV. FVrgmam. of from/|ra own standpoint, through It* ! routine business In * staieme..t of tact*\ ItJwiuigtt.n, a crotary and TTCHsurer. own sj>ectacie« and in the iuteresT-of a ! given to tlie portpc la*t Week b* S. K.' and'M L. Dtmaldsou, «>f tliiictty, tu.u- Har-hall ot « o was read and discussed 1 lie nn-inbcrs of this chto are m quiet, peao« -loviiig but detenntU' , d'ti»t••f ineii, V'h • coh*ider well before t'» v act, but agor The director* aptvdnt a committ.-c on ta< iff, wlioac duty it i* to tlx the per- • eulage of brokerage on all business If that Arm hud kept grep with the when th if mind* are niMd. upon any i tiaosacted by the otole KaaoMiige, r be prot-ro.,nf th, Pu-inr., r-voliill,.. |p | th-y«!»,*»«nl* n..;re U.-JJJB2S-.f j _ iiowever no grounds for a division u|»- fraying the rumimgexp n^es a* t he Kjc. d thi ig* are passing :i\\a\ and ni( ir, lM ni.-m^r s. k \l.-irm mil <t i:<i change. lu»s perceui»ge Is intioid d \ II- I. •I. '••* '* ’ " 1 j «if tbiajtuuter as S. R. Mura iall X Co. 1 change, im* pen all things becoming now, it mlglu still | |, H | R 4, ( i plainly and emphatically “We ! t-TD® PUlllcieiit only t<» me. t the a U'ai i be < aim •'nd seri ne and n- t on the ten- 1 never oave'ami d<* not n«*w seek ttntfar- \ e.\p n* * «*l conducting the Evlrange, tor hooks of ^i»\ ietc The Alliance Is an orga 1 Irafmn that ho replimi to S er ttry F. F. J<'bn*mi J of the burdcneil agrlcuTtural-daases .of ••uipiy claim the right t*» make that und'T h.t Q\ru. >ign .t ire, iu reg^ui/a o.>m»4rVr- 'Afi^r .-aim rtmglUeraiioft l l'* , ' ,u !' ,auv \ t V>‘ * iU ?' “, hI the r» A'iluti *na«»f ihe_Bnint*erg AlUat'O- , . , . , , , . tha club decided to accord. t«i them its otatiug that " l iiK lixorLK d's * m>t rei>- : ° f 1P " . n J* •’V* -Mdc. to an~itr< | (rH ,. Cl ,| lMP(l i j,, t n k,. that cip.icc wbile rc*eiit the v i w m of tho AlBaiiie aiol t ^ iaL eiu ^ It adopted 4>riuciplei~loguye.rh : kite m^oWnt w..**M take Hie g«Kai* of ilnr Fannera movement in the Statu and weciuidem11 h'sv<t‘?orial* on fbe same.” ThT* should hare h. ui ffi 1 .it- tor Ur«i Pate, to Mee lri.il u»e ren >111 ion re ferred to the article* in regard to lire Fanner** niorctneiit. TIi«.m- win* are ; and «»f curlngBhe oat • er of cn dit that and plan* to guide it* progros* t<»w arJ.» ! Home other firm H«*uie m h-tter time*. Among these wore tho I f * willingm ** t. . , ,, , , , . , . g** dsol other house* .»ud leading idea* of bringing ° ?l,rrn, * r I plow - w ill fn-v and prod'iecr info cl(>acr rolationahip hi r tvftnT tnr rineTTFr-TnDfrf^•irrTTTP*' er-’ A osocia'li*u l* composiui o] farmer*.. and those Irieiidlv t • tin ir iiit«*r* -t. Ii j H'-retofore at’ goo<ls in our market* 1 u»tv one think* th.ti l> cao-e the Alii* ; have received fresh charge* from everv an.-o i* n a h political ••rgatnrut on it* j members propnim to take in» noiico »»| in r's Tr.ole., .'liii'T intlividmtlly <*r c<>1- 1 inclo ing Hit- salarn * «.f i.tlb ials ami letuively a* an Alliance, and a- th re is clerk-. All c -inmissiou* ^a»d tir. ker- .<1 way a <t choice of c i-touier* ami the age colb cled on bu*ii.e** done by t!u- cuuducliug a Lm.*im »* us Mate Exchaug* »* turned o\er to t!.e tre iaiir« r. J VV. Kergns.-n. «if Darliog- ton, motiHiiv. The trea*uiv£ pa, * out tinae tuu'I* only ou drafts counter signed by the pre-i>l-ut. Neitln-r tlM- I Uiauager nit)' «>ip*<-oiin- Cted With the .-Mate Kx« tiaitge «-;m oiit.iin miy oi this iund t-kc. pl llirougli HiA regular chaHuel, requiring a dr*>toii tiietrea*- r»,p—— - .1 urei couni. r-.gired by th • presnleiit. -i he jpolicy oi ti»e News and Courier i he manager <d the Excliaug - is m- t'-ward* the. AlBauce w a* camid red qtlired t» keep an arvurate a.-cmul id utilrien II v, ami whi -» tfn* h-»w • aU pacing iluuagu ii<» ha u» taken w ili omtlMiU* until the time ex-' aini t<> in tea rep Tt to tt|c pres.dent tofo*tujm.-w..lAuaicaor peiuavqlajlLdu: r iVii,xqmilii.uf aii riii iiii- .md d.-^ ad ed i-» it - -ub*cri|»tiTm Ti*T Tourocinent* ami of nil Irrnkeruge aiy,d Vll i-e«s ns has log elaTtn* against tl a estate of Mi*. BetlnTliVAlfH're. d(‘rea*(‘d aru vecpie-ted to pre*<-n' ih^nT - duly at- te*i»d .tnd persons indebted to the said e*tat» are required tu iiiAke payn-ent to the umler**gm d. * ^ F. VV. WEATHFUSBKK. a'.-r 17-.*'W Admiuistia'or. reliant* have ' k<*ep in •»>nek therefore il: poliiintl affairs he w ill tl nl out that lie ha* b-cii hadly mUtakcii in thepur- |Ht*e» and pruiciph--i»f ibe orde Gil - -•«f G*** Itich »>t du ies of a,. A ! i arii-e m n i* t<* look well to lii* p d.ti al right* a- d pri\ iDg—. niui tin* duty t- h -Ing Umr- o ighly InsiMle.l tiy all the Alii.mee or gan* Th*order will not go itro pnli- tic*. Irnt um umuih -r* w ill go t tu • p II* at Hie primaries, tsMieutioiis ami gen era! election*: tii- v will know wh • wi.i *«-t of liand* that lia* toucheil ilu-ia on their h«ltl» g way from the mnnufa-t - rie>. to'the ^tore hnu*e* of the retailers. To *»-r\e 11 iFo-Tw o c.* rdlna 1 teach ing* >»f the older the Riudne** Agent of ! tt»o Alliance, the offlcl.-l representative of forty six *uh-Alliance*, ai1dtva*ed ' lett* r nf inquiry in Messia, Mar-liall ; Co. The like ha>l been done r any ! time* noil in tnanv place* Iwfore. An Order* were taken P-r Pi n) yard* o! cott, n bagging ami tho t-lob adjourned. _ Kt > l>Y liKA.NCtl. ' colulll i s-inil* ill ll> nfllce. Kai ll C ’.lCent oi the Exchange ol^ lrU*te s unit Th- Xrws ana lu«.|. r- : .«. k ji«i»X*t1 «*J l .* Me. EiuroR: Why do you sup|H.»c IIIF aclinii ol the llur»c l*ond Alliam- oii the ijin um. du 1* * ion i r»»t ty ayc- • •••d hi Kaitii \ il »,i0 f 'ii* tml ler i* required l- make a <umilai re- p -rt din cl u> ili>- pre»id> nt. gii uig a lull «,at'.‘uici,c >-f th.- bu- n *« transact •> by mm with the .w(4te Exchange, i he^r reports act as eht-cks ii|H>u each ntliei ii w id he cen ttiat a.np>e )>ro\ is|> n ha* ik-en made lor guarding against irr g..- “Reiutivrd, l u.it we, the ineui'H r* of j larue-* in tl»u op. r.i'n>i.i» of the E.x- will *top al. n!*»c ilN- a-n j represent their interest aid v-te ;»c I arii>-le on t-d io thi* is*uc from the «tordiiigly. 1 tint tuueii i* c<-i :alu. if (Tr-eiiv ille New*, almw ing th6 working * T r “ ‘•f ”5“* r - . Alli -1 nf Ihn Hi..! • K«e.*>.*n:tai. h... a*n*e that b I nigs to the har era *- | " ly »lie busiiM** wori J ha* r*-s nuiled in t n« r* or have they o en imp .so i up , a- long that th>‘*e »igoA,.f life«ud piuc six-iali-ni we<|o n.il know it, \ et we are in favor of tin* Tillman movement a* venliou was hold ou Ibe bib of t*» pteui-t k*g nient* of * veral memle r* w ill btifi I canoo Its p«tkt])ou4Mnont f<»r a short “1 hAVtbwen surprised at the (tem.ands* wliile to w hich you refer, how ever, and am * 1 know of no reason to suppose that curious to Know upon whom th *y will ! the S ate 'nuv>-r.t‘Oii will ho call'd at be made. Tho avowed author of the i an earlla • dat^ tin t usual. Th -re lire jdaiforia la Caplaiu I lllman, and it i* a 4 ‘ xt , me \ lows on h*d4i aid* * of the OBiagular fact tliat Utme dem .ml* of ll» i quest io i u »w he.ore tho p-<*ple, ami it f r"i* r* We Agmrwtrh Major linlm * “tli t there are , gnat many.g-e >| an dev tel i®tRte*ts «»t itie Al ian e wr.o houi uie same view * as m* “ »• al* • km*w there are i gr at many g s.it and .true iin-u w hn ,tiff r w Hi In- «i.-w s an l are n >t nfeiobsra of Hie AlhaDc*, G ooii/aO far oar* w II diff^r like every on.- el«e. Wn ar - a> raui I n« Peofle i* op- pns>-d tu MtiY'hing out. of ih-- out liti * I hia wv judge Iky hi* editonal* ami In* -clipping* from other papers, which are gem-raitv unineml-y tu H)i> larmera C.-IUHR (lutalkly the Sew* ami Cnu k*r. 'I'he HarTVykell lyuching Iwing Hr.' ouli i-a-e we cud gall to mrud in whn-ii l ilt. I’Koft.K vllllered wilh the News aid Coiiri r. if I mk I’koplk intends t # t» the Alliance (or larmer's) organ h-i l* com-out and advocate >«<ur mis- ami not id »w h.,t an l c«>ld wpb th * same breath. BAMHERa A LblANCK. th- a Ivan.-e* «*f th - far u -r* that i»ai a I ifte iiork«i i'ou t Aiiuucv { subsi-riidio* sa ni wm •.,*» I longer to th“ Charleston New* and ( ’**u r>i .and mri'ior, rccoinmemi tha> e\ery uiati that i* in ariup.itby witb f- e Far- Uier»’ umveiiu-nl w it. fa*) colt the sainc." I* It because tha fai uiei» are bamliug tiieitouslvea together into at«ciolia* Ui . overtlirow- all other gm> I causes mid or- ui 4 a Sheriffs Safe. "SiATE l.'J SOI’TII CaRoUXa,! BaH.xw KI.L ColNTf.-*. < R” me ilo-v eo * i M *anho^L ac-ein iocreilibl ’ . , , , , , , ' New * »ml Courier has Iteou hostile *«• I hrday * a ter tlo- writing of l“* pV( , r y moVeln( . nl t j, e tj|i iu ^ jw ^ 0l . ) er th-' *',,u ity B.tsia ** Ag-nt re-| Its atruug aruyof eiandcr and alniae Ua* ceive-l a reply, *a\Itig in *i7b*tam-e, been raised u euaclng y on every evva- ‘•Yo . must huv.mr good* thr.-ugh the r” 0 * . ' he pt^.pie oi Barnwell couuty , , .... , . liave juat cause o# u-.-u Hist arm, f«»r, cliHli:»e|s through «\ hud* veu have i h- 1 to third seetUui a>e utterly iiupracticaUU; ami unattainable. Tt»« Urot-oiaiW reads na foliow* : “ VV a d^uiaud the re-apm»r- tionuieut oi reptT-sernalTon in the |>em- ooratio Convcntiou up..n tlie basi* «>i * tlieeensoa of )BHu, and titat it go Into _ ntfecl lb la year. ” No other Hutlinriiy than the .'Male Lxcontlve OUiimltnu' cad issue a call for the Democratic ( on- vention, and it mu«t be guided -olely by tlie Couslitutloii of tbf party, wrhich th- xeuU aa folit'wa: “The 8tHte t ouyen- cl ait shall he ootnp'-Hed of delegates from each county, in tlie ulmicrival propor- |i«m to whicl) Hut couutv i* eiititlctl_in both br.suche* of the General A*aetn- bly.“ Thnoat mutt tee Ii:m no discretion wiiaitiver ms t«* the bani* of representa tion, and it i* surprising that a g. utb- inan aspiring to the higu.otliv-c of Gov ernor should delilierately make such a -demand, which a might investigation abnvvs can not be complied with lain In full aymimthy with Hie idea of re«p- portiotimetit w hen U can tie done law- iully, but il»e Legislature refused to ige the m* th,‘ lew a* It i* laid down in the %*>n*tuutinn of the party Any other oourse i* dvHUoialiaing mid suicidal. are'm-riiig \\it!i him a* mv fw!t»rw- vicrat*. wiille h'Uiestlv believing tii.il ained them Iti ihe pn*t: The CtMintv Aiiiaiiee. when th* mst- ter ua* brought to it* Mririitlnii. ,011- •iderevl sneli a reliikal o' the overrule > f tii-ir agent, which was virtually no of* fer of the vrs-h paving wholexale pat- rui.age f the ord *r, to t>.* a di«vrmirirey 1 ami a coir -m t and said * ». AleM*rs. Marshall & (’o, had made : their eleetiull. 'I’hew cil-K *, a* they , had III • perfect right to do in this nee : business world. to a>lliore to th -ir vd<| isto nr:* Mn<l b i-i, cs* . nii vll «** ArUsu* n.-it. fri nd* aqd Bd’tor l’r"fl : - - . U 111 ' Ch- pm. »' 'l’..wn <.. -..n 1 • v '" 4 ^ have piog vasivi ule^s i d - a pir.-nt. I hat n* the way the ly yi': erinined t" carry Uiuu .ni - cllcct VVlictr ii canir*t .tgr-«* it i« necdl-»-to say that 1 ani ti >l an ex vUUiit in. any Uuug. - V InBy aeooa-1 at f'y vMpenm Mf Uxa. xax.-j»ay4.xv:Hu- «- .mpm.y u iAi.itk—4- rhar >t.r ir.,i ,..,.1,. *T.a ir.-f, <Um ^ ^ ftn .|„-.^. ( ^ r p- r . tWr - ^Ttrm-.^vr . n.Jl coiitrlbuUvrs to that fniuTu Lull- t • the Arte*iHti I Xlliane'* >l"es qn.t* kepi' iig like Nero of obi. it fiddle* a goooly tune w hilr it exposes iu> luolher « nak'-dnes,- I lie liarp.M>n ihaX wa* tlirust iuto ifn- leek «d «Hjr count\ wasawtiil tu *taml, but never so nail a- the keen, two edged iiislr.iineul. the irply .Lu w hich they re- 1 used to print mi.-ii, t iilinan; aotli honorable men. The Jkeople hive kepi .•shell ill Oltlv’e SO long that the New* and Courier know* it ha* tlie right to ridicule and alius,- tii:u. 1 do not know .'shell' but III. peo ple rvcoiuuiedn him by electing him * rilimail.— Ihe ,-onrsrt of the News amt Courier .* sullicient to reciMuiiietid uiiu. if it wss heart ami -oul lor iittii it would las no recotiiiiiemlnliort for him. it 1 were t.apt. Tilnn .u i would le« I in delated to it it* recoin neu I .t.oii woui l be * laud r enough—i s lertilcuna.iua- tioii, old ;,ge ami ai<Usa may serve yet to elect him. ,-liaiige i ll n siut'ss iiptst this time lia* been conducted so e|y u|>on order* ac.*< mpa- nied with ca-li. These orders, t,»r- warded through county agents, are* t*a*ed oil prices current i*'tifd weekly from the o|lice of tile state Exchange l ire pi uueil price iisia.are aiaihkf u» the • county Mg,-nts who di*iribule them to the snh agents fry " hoiu tney are oircu 1 Ulcd amuug th* in lividu-il niemm<r* ol i tue Alllam-ew. This enables the buver . to know exactly what be is huylng and ; th** price he .s to p,y .-md • uahn-s him by lhe method of huikiiigorder* throiigh Hie LledltliH of the Exchange, to g l so, pin-.'- in retail lot* at l>*we t whole- sale pri«> a 11».- State Exchange i* now , in sum ihte*ol g>Ms|M, proba'uy Hie lar gest buyer m the State. .\s**s,t ca*1e^» paul in c\ ry 4-a-e, the Exchange is" i .und t»y in • w iodesaie dea^rraamf niao* * ufacturers w ho a.e lortuu tie emuigli to secure ii» patrotiage, a ’very desirable i medium oi trade. The s*l»rv of the M.uiagerof tlie Slate Exchange, w Idle the anioiiiit is II xe>l hy ' tin- Board of Direct-,r*. is u*S giiarin- * tiial but is entir.-ly depend ut on tlie brokerage and di-cmint* lecelvejJ «»u the hiiOLtieoa trji.-Hi tsd. according ioat.tr- ill ptesci dktti to the >»,,4oiHiH,.e ,<n tar-- ill of iiii' board of director*. lire -ala ry of Hie pr«-sid>-iit is ilep. iH'-u' >*n the same s< nice ami so is the pay of l e 1 clerk employed in the iimiiag-r’a olHe*«. . Ii the luiikiii's- lailrd-to y M-id eiioiigii in the way of brokerage and couiiiit»*ioii* EXKcr nox. Adams. Kn*-f & Co . IMsintitf*. s-gain-t VV. T. Ktclrardsoii, l>ef-iu).iui. IRTl E of an exc>-ntioii to a —ill iff »<>*,4)*kVXa 40flmE-4-si and ' **• fli*- mi my « H c, , 1 have lev- .i^d p*-ii and w Ol s || nt -a nw*-n.' in Tn'nt • > tbe < aiirt lion*,-, oil Momisv ihe ii ill dnv of Ma\ If *l*eing .ale.lav in «a'U month, wittili, tlie legnl l^•*•lrs •! sal . Hie loilowing d'^cribed r,-sl i-st i’e, levUsI up-vii ** Dm* prof erty of Hie above iiame I defemla*it. to satis- IV s-tid eXeelltioll, t4, w it : All ttia: e* rta n tr.ct (S' land known « •'< r ’* H | *• Hdi-* a 1 -** sifoafe in • Ii • •»» ,t . ;4n-l Gout ty afotes:(ii| a< in lieiinett Springs Township, on tb* Low t Three Runs amT>av antiaTi River, and boiltfdcd tUl all other *wle* hv the Belfast place of J.l*. Brown, and coil* taining seven hundred ao«i| twenty-live acies more >*r less , Term* c»«h. Fiindiaser t»* p*v for pajwrs. _ *J W. I.ANt ASTER. S. B. C. sheriff * office, April llth, lata). # b y : .1 - u» fray the sMlaries, the officer* would simply not get t e fulLam>nint of their iwvl tUe ficaphv.of Ihtrtuvtfii'nuttitAx yW^ROsak, vimilieothcr^^ipf ,4 'ifeks ,s df sin-h magfiitcde *> t>» v4,dd io csimimg. amiLim,' ui irtfe$ lot u* vlan* to wed pariiciilariy, they are pursiiiu/ 111 dim 1* uf au u.itl- 1 saying n.tilling uf otiiet eX(sMi-ive e\- muh) chancier w hich are tlangvrous In p*riineuta Ii rhe 1 ,,vn wee outAd their telidulicics and allege!her untioc- < tUaryf Every iea*o!ial)l>' c -ii»uleiH- lion shall lie given to them a* tit all others, and so long u* they d'» trrit trench ui«oii the right! 111 prerogative* of tlie State Kx'-cuilve Goininitteo imr call iitlo qm siiun the *nfrrcmaey •»( tlie Democratic narty, t>» w hich lhey haw pledged unreserved allegiance, I can hot porceivi*- rhe wEwloiti or the propri ety of treuting them a* alien- ami ene mies, anti least of all is it my ptirpov 10 shape event* in that direction. We need the unity of our party iu this >taie, and as a iiicinher oi the Execu tive Committee it will he my aim u> preserve that unity, not to jeopardise it. It is a time to coun-el forbearance, not to exoite at dint,si lies, nm | the thinks change ito basU and we are hound tM- 111 " tn 11 oi allcbis-cs willr adilv gauge libsTjrw thf !»"• a* It is laid dow n in the , * ,e patriot,mu of every one by th • wil- iingnyss to ob y tlie behrstsof ills |xiity througii the Hcc.iistomed channels. By “Th* other demamfof the third see- »ppiy«ng thin teit iu die aeason, we M.-s- I f! m "blon I* a* follows: “VFe deiuaud that tlie delegaU's to the state Nominating t'oiivchtion shall he ehoKeti by tlie pn- Tu4iy Hoetion bu the. same day that the s-lber offioers are uomiuatcd; and that ail the counties shall hold these prima ries on the same day, to wit, (lie last Tuesday in August of each election year.” It is mvt clear whether the au thor of the platform meant that thi* iMirtiin shall go into^ifeot at once, but i presume it whh so intended. This de mand i* equally unfortunate witb thi; ^ suggesting convention a inontli before prvvctuling clause. 1 here la no power ,. n , ,. to regulivie tho election of delegate* to ‘he meeting of the Democratic State the Stole (’onveution aud dictate the mckIh of Uvtir se.iection. Certainly the .Slai" Executive Committee has no au thority in the premises, and it will bo hMo to (ll*cer:i alike tho patriot and-the dema gogue ” I he Pavilion llot.>l, Charleston, vraa closed h^uthe sheriff )a*t week. Rev. Lewi* M. Ayer ha* reenforced the faculty of Patrick’s school, Ander son. Tlie 'Carolina S| art 1 • “suggest*'* that the Anti-Ttlluia.. lantier* hold a uOM tiebt ami had iu Hv-trc.isnry a surplu- s.ltlicieut ic p.tv lil« nypciiH * of (he > enterprise* hut. ItiHe cmld l»e.* smi aim list it bin this 1* not tl c cm. « , h- a:l lIr*citizens know. Where 1* the moil y t » co.ijy from and how wili it he r« pahl?. bupf) »se it i-; 4mr owed, if so, then it h natural tli.it j a birg.' int'T. si will Have to he |>4t i tor 1 it. a!id the Clerk w ill rec.-ivc 1 en n.uis- I s|oii of .*» per cent, ior collecti ig ami .*> j perceiii. for pay fug it 4u»t. Diar iu>.-' uey t at. Then a rai*.* on the a**-.--- im-uis will have to he umik', on which amount he will get tin- ouinmis- *ious. This may pay him hut Imagines I il »» ork for tlie ci* i/en*? Where will the well he bond? One | »ytl/.en ha* ollVrevl to give a lot ten feet j MpfarV h* a location hut tin*' Council ' has wisely declined, it iiei'iglno small, j But supuuso he 1»H>1 given l<K> feet square, who would he ike.'ieflrto.i mitside ot a lew who happen to be in that im- tu dial * vicinity ? it m ght le said tliat tlie water couhl fa* conveyed ail over lov\»i tiirmigh a system oi ulpes, Imt wh re i* the momyy to co ne, from to ac- complisli it? Borrow again ami pay out more mterevt ami more commis sion-. heap up more taxe* or let those wh" want the water poll out their mo- ma- < n. or c 'lleetively as an Alda ce.’* ms Marshall A < «*., hav* rej ct > addie-*o* smi rhe AI .ance i plv ilst» let the Hrm a >d n- g >>d* t I h't i* 1! thcr- i* of it I'he A liniice is p ace it i* m t king war upon tes-r* arshall A li lecla toward* th>*.ii in ich a* did kindly L’ncli-Toby wliogcntiv c.v-tght -th ' bu/,/. ug fly that hotln-r d him, raised tlie ca* mviit, released it in ihe open mr of h ann. vttUi the bnei par ting Ikeiiedu-iion ;.“(#>> fliy wavs, there is r>>«;n enough iu the world lor Hv e and me.” Kkarm*:, S C . April il, IS9<L At tlie last regular meeting ot th>* *>1 >hn-” l-iit n No (Jla the f-dlowing r.'s- cnniiuit one ewn against the New* und Courier—Boycmit 11—ili*ii the News and Courier vvdl tlilnk tliat we are not f -o.ly a law less people but a p *ople ui >dc • uj. ol many fools. I ilit* New York Herald *aj • such j p.« n.inent Kepublieau* a- >ci!atnra Cul- Ikiii, berma'i and .•'taiitord are gelling 1 .,»K l >wJi> upon the Alliance plat ( uk a* Hie Alliance “biow * over' ! t ne can . da i * Una lull are going to do .- mre cun pie.lgmg Col -- in U lance “blown over” S i It. .'i.irsiiali X » •. may “.-eck the fann- | ei * I l ad • Hillier 111.11 \ IdUAlly or collect- I 1 \eli a-an Alliaibe. ’ and 1 at liculai ly. a* mere i- ••always .» . ii* ce ut c»:*:o.n era. * l tile-s it d ». * “01 i.v o.er ’ tne A Hi.m e wm pttiv.- t«« be a very desirq- td cusitimer—in that event-hamU ofl S. K MarsiiaM d Co. That which -e. m* v *iin:r'ililiIV*” t>» you gentlemen, and to Vde p,- veiitag * ami di*coiiuis m .re than | wh* required for the ninuiug exp-ti-e* • ol the Exchange, the orpin- would be placed in the cr-vlit >>i the Exchange nd Hie stock bonier*, who are Ailin'.ce | menilnr-all over the State, would get. the beimitof 11 in diviiie. d* I’he brok erage collected hv tlie irate Exchange i* at w a> a included in the w tiolesale pri ce* givc4 in Hie published prices cur rent and i* not paid by the purchaser ' Nvitrw ith-ianding the fad tfiai the man-I ager 01 tlie Exchange i* under a bond of $2n,u>Nf tor the inithful performwnce of his duties, ue fiaa no personal control over the tiiuds coBeclvd i rruuu.ug> x- pcil.-e- an I »M.int uov.n- uintlev tli>o oat iund to buv a posr.tge stamp w >tb Sheriffs Safe. •^tSTE or Sot TII Caroi ISA.) Har.x WELL Col XTY A A./er^n.'s, C and E. L. Kerri-ofi, IMuintilTs. against •I. P. Murphy, a* ad oioistrator of the e-tam of John Dixon, deceased, I>ar reudant. * >'I RICK of an execution to me directed in Hie mImivp i*ause- | will •e|l at Barn well, iu front of tlie Cotiri House, nn Moiidav ih-*htli day of May next, i’ being sslesslav iu aid niontli within tlie legal hours of »*!e, the fo|> towing real c-tate, levied upon a- the propel ty^f tlie wlkove hhuumI defendant, to -.ai*i\ -aid exectilhm. •** w it : All tliat lot of laud ail 11 ale and being in the tow 11 of Bainherg, in said Slate and County, coiitaitiittg one tourth nf an acre ni«*re or !••**, and fHtiinde.i bv B imberg Sue. t, t r .— *tr- **t snd I| of T. J. < miiiU. « Terms **twh ^Btlrchaser In psiy’ paj»e-rs J. IV. L NCASTKR. 8. B C. Sfi^riff’* offii-e lutfi April IWM) Master’s Sale. ■'tfalt of Voi/f'i Otiolmn, Itamu-fll County t’ouri of Common I‘If os K Nix, Jr., and i’nrr Wade. Plaintiff*, against Henry Di»b?r et al., DefendanU RAHTITIOR, BY YIRIT Km a d - r ial • id r r.i a • m* • 11»ecie.| ,11 th • ab ,\e ciititled >'aiis»r I wdi s.d h( Birnweli, in fr« Ot ol the outjiiaa o»»un| r -.Viviug tho am>r.iCal < i:i * ur ' M '>" la >' <*»>' \‘[ - , » ~ * . t ‘ ' Vi tR Y‘ axsa v t w II * t tax ^ «t t«4 ot the tnasurcr at;d pr>-sid< nt. ney t*» place pipe* to carry, it to Uuor ; ummiut w as *ul>*crihcd. olutions were offered ami adopted : K< solved, I'bat tins l*ftioi( endor-e. tlie action of tin* County L'nion in r - gat'd to ihe use Htul the handling of the good* of S. K. Marshall A' < o , of (Tiar- le-ton S. C Reaoiviwl. Tliat thi* Union d>> not pat- roui/.e any puldic gifmery where tlie proprietor tin* enf use- jute bagging lor j Und that “those, who clamor sojondly’’- covering iiis own cotton. . will use very few of your g-'Oils, for the. 'i’he matter of Imlldiog a warehouse c : BD-ritig crowd i* made up of material at Bandierg w a* also considered ami Jiurdor tliau tlie vvare you sell when t ey -liares of stock -oiiclted. A goodly’J do have to liccomo “judge ami execu- *Ucfi “• xtreme measure*" does noj have t lint apiH arauce tu those w ho ‘.clamor *<> loititly” for they ^propose to 1**1 you manage your “oun fiusiiie-s in your own a ay’ and never In-more 1 ban “per- S4»nall v and o > n nerci.tll v sMaugers.’’ | “Rea-mi has not ilow u atfrightfif,” for , we propose to b t y ou sell your gooil.s after your own fa-h on, but vouwiil In 1 iie iiuer month* 01 it* >.p ration, th'- .itiit.*' Exchaug.* ha-d"tie a busiii>-»- ol o\er ^ af.tKk). rh***** iiirerc-ted in it regard Hie > uterprise as st>ll in u* in- fancy and ex|H*rt. th* h isno'ss to in crease wointerfiiily w iih the ope.dngot the tall trail.*. I’ll * c >rr.-»p u:>ii*m.*e >vi i Hie office is s.iinething iniineiise and May next, it' iM-mg snlesslay in said • o tb. within the legal hour* of safe, lie l -How ing described real . state sit- at-. Iv mg and Is ing w ithin the Nlate and county afor-said : ’. x All tlia |of ot land in Blackville, measuring sixt v feet* irun nv two iitiu-% • Irtif ft* t in depth, and boiimle-i ns fol low*: North by l»»t of Ka-ter Hughes, both M .linger Di.i.aidsui. a*.d hi* elerk ! V '* s{ ,,v ' < ’ u Ja*p.*r R« dtAiomi ami J. M. Bern, are kept up to th*.r ears’j K Dexter Street in w.*rk night and day — irc uvilla ‘ U Daily News. the meeting of the Convention. Tha State Prus* As* >ciatiu r will meet premises, and it ha* l' 1 Charleston tioxt weak. Hann* \V«t- ji®ver attempted tuexerciai'anv C'»nu*l : terson. editor of the r.miisville C'ouri- yf Oil* m.ticr* Kwh .o.imy t.pmlr-lf ; Pr .r onnm |. 81 „i s „, r Ji BIV of the -Swr Ire® to provuk ita own ui'Kie of rhivoa- .. ..... - r» ^ fog deJegata- to tb* State Convention, ^.ved U.kI less of Re.orm, will deliver . and UjU has l>oen tbe cv*all the w liii**. ! th* annual address. Xo power can*pr«vent any couuty from j .. T , ' " * .’ ... t . idectlnglts delegaten by primary, and! * If-K. G.-Gray don, of Abbeville has premtses. Ag in. tlti* well could not be utilized in ease of a tiro only a short di-tunce from it. 10 you ir * ngiin that only a few could l»e liei'ctltted by it even in ca*c of fire This Council will lie in office about one amt n half years yet. ami if Ut *ir Id-a* are i*arri'‘d out fullv Jtes.dveJ, Tliat tlicse 1 rooeedings he published iu the organ of the County Union. J. F. Kkaksk, Secretary. A I an) t'rum t Myt. I Ulissa. T’o th** Pubic: invaratioha to apeak are beginning t>. coon* to me, I desire t>> say that ;ylI Midi >etrer«-hould be ad dressed toCapt. G. W..Shell, Laurens, IS t (.’hairinaii *>f tbc Campaign Com- , { lllltteo. Ihe “>ULe All'ance. Exchange, of Ihe reason* are obvious. Tot*am*a«s' ALU fversoua holding rlnlnis against w inch M L. I)vmalds4>n ts uiauager, and tne Siam thor.onrhlv wiH rormirn irtn t .|, | A tlu-e-tate »if L. I,< ng de- tioncr.’ K. Jr The HiAtr Glisarv KD iisn.'r. and W est hy l>>lof .Lwg HopkitlS. ler a is rash. Purchaser to pay pujier*. — G.D NCAX BELLINGER, Master. Master * office latii April, 1890. for Notice to Creditors. , , , « tne SUV*, thoroughly wilt require much Elko, S C. April IX, 1890 1 whose head office is located in thi* city, traxe ; t a „d rHn „oi well be done under Editor People; Me-sr*. S. K. vi a r- 1* probably the most import.nt mnov*- ! t h r 4- e month*, and to save both expense shall & Co’s card in your, issue of yea- lion resulting trom tiic otganUation of an( , j abor t j, Mrp ll|llK , ^ ))oinp . terdav haa the undoubtetl ring of hide- the Fannera’ Alliance in this State. 1 l|)H f. 0 ||rral| g t1l|| '' ||( cither have, a well fora tew , pendence and contempt; but Ro.twith- " bile its orgauizatHm is entirely aepa- or 1 *ave the town ih sernbly in debt for t he experiment. Public money is g n- erally *|>eut freely. % A Citizex. Blacevillk * Brilliant Ball. iVe w ere unable fo be an eye-wUnesM of th>* manoeuvre* of the Gordon* and their gue-sia ;i*t Thur*dav evening, but tue t *stitnonv ol all participant*, in that standing their ' boasted “exclusive w holc-ale and jobbing business’’ | can give the names of several farmers on the S. C. R. J{ who have ♦vrdejv'l good* from them not at w hoiesaie, but many times by thi’ single piece, and their or ders were filled. They did not tvi lie across ti>e back id their order* referring them to cotiatrv merchant* w hb * won id It la equally true Thai joo power can published a *tat-ment show ing thiit the compel auy couuty to adopt the prim a- rate of taxation D Da* in only four ry for this purpose. The proposition to 8®a>e« than it i* iaSoatth Carolina, and • •* * '«* gather out of the qe«Uon. unleo* tUe 1 Amount of t ot collected per capl:a. touJVtl®®agree tbereW. It would take I i',,, k i^ r more ioo. outwcsuaii not unueriaKn 1 roor oiui-uaras-ivoo. vve an DHotoe aonaldcrablH tltua to wake the agree* j "•®* w ' IMbble, for ten >vara Kepre- u>j>a®er1b4j it at alt, for io® fWter l«ID dear old rlty by the s.*a, but if 8. R. - ~ 11* tliat we might as welt “try to paiut Marshall & Cm. and the exorbitant pri SjtriHg night’a ph'astire* agiee* in say- j make rb<*f>» «r)ose llgurn* *’ Not Messrs fug that it was the h-st bail UiMckvilt®,. Editors It was another thrust at the or for Hint matter this part'nf tile •'kite. Farmers’ Alliance. Mfefl, let tlintn thru*t ha* ever seen. We tK?llc\‘e every word as much as they plcaofljve w ill sec vrbo qf prai*e that ha* been Uttered and will lie the tir*! to cry enough! more too. . BTitwesbai) not undertake 1 PooroiJCharleston. WeallTMetbe irt®nt, for wnat would suit ou* l•K•»Iflj• Jwoigbt pru*e Iu»nvenient to others* At oay rote, th® \aqy is opep for hi>y to order tht« srtectlow of dele- ttrs by tlva pritnarr system whenever chouoet, andihaolecilou w 111 valid aeutative from the First District, will nor be a can IMate for rej ection to Congcemt. Private busiuesa require* ktia ri’lireaueiu. Capt. Dibble’« record U at oace aa honor to hhuoelf and aa ; uizuuxuu iu CMi 6tai®. f M|>t. 'Iwfl can also judge v. here and rate from tliat of the Alliance, it i* con- u hen my services are most needed ail'd trolkalentirely by AlWanco in»*n, and is, n rrHU g e accordingly, if tl** 8tate Dcm- praelic.Hiy, the Busnio's llMtcaii 01 the ©cratlc Committee would not call the SUte Alliance. Fhe Exchange ha* been >UiUf Conventloii till S*,.i*mber the iu o|K*rati"U n>»w ior tine*; nmn’h/, and 1 , anva** could la* »l«*furr>Ml till the crop hawb^umveryiirinly eoubiuncdasai U | a id b>, and l would prefer perm.iuviii tactui tu liie Alliance move- lM ,t precipitate a lwate.1 piditical ,, “' n 1 L ,, r.i v u . -joanMiaTgw when all ivre s>. bim. But! - rim workings of the suite Exchange „„ ready Um .pen the bail whenever it are. of interest to Alliance .oi ii :i* well suit* the. people and'htsCampuigii Com- as topthei s. I hough theru 1* nothing mlt|e * lhiukK h«-t. ReaiWdfullv. secret alumt it. vefy little gem*raUy 1 ^ Tiluua known «»f what the Rxidrange rc.illy i* j RorEBa, S. C , April It*. laiKk and of it* methods, and this ignorance ^ ^ ha* gWen riae to misapprehension* . Ei/i/or i*-op/e ; wtifch a plain sratemeiit of tike oihhtm- There w ill be a grand demonstration tions of the Exchange mav-acrve to cor- ami pic uic at the I atierstai place, near rect. The fu lowing slat-* me (it ha* been l^air’* mill, by tlie Uniotv Dycbes Band th n>se. bleach the lily or (Htrfume Hid ces chargesf for handling and short n — — — , ^ rainbow “ a* u> do the occasioR J,tstV*e. j wM'ghts in eotDMi au«l the aiding of Ri® secured fixua idHetal s mrces and ^five* <hj the aecoiui Saturday Ui May, U be- So we let Ha memor e« rest, fresdi and jute bagging trust aud the r«fu*al to an otien and above-board outline of Uu: Inganniversarv day with ua. Youratdf fragrant In tho happy b«a*t* that allow proper tare ou Allian *« packe<1 husinoa*. of the Exchange. auvi ttie general imnliran* Wivlt**d pulsed to the music of (Ua: bleasud trip- cotton, and the genwral cloneflstodneaa Tlie plan of. the “titale AI Vi a ace V.t- Pnd. J. s. M. Carcur~wB4- be tbe or»> IViugtitOM. , i of the oauney klo^* f togskhar with. Lha ckangt, of i-HUh Caroiiua” waafomaed toi uf Umday. CrP. Dyckj®. i , . n »f’ cea***d, w ill prove the same before the iindersigu-d atbisoQkie in BarniyelLon Friday, the pith day of v isiH), or i hereafter be barred. 1 * DUNCAN BELLINGER, Mastef. Wilt April, 1890.-dw . b7 aT^via k ibb e n7 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. UARNWEI.L C. Il ,8. C. Will give prrnnpt atteutron to all ness entruwteA t»> Ilia care april CJth ■ ■ . ^i- - ■ ■ , ■ ■ — - ■■ i— — m Richard A. Ellis, U'W \ \'|i Dll m. mi HW BARNW ELL C.-O^ S. C: Will practice In all tbe Courts of tbe ftai* end live prompt atuaiuou’lo all buauteot eo- tnuUxl to bim. arufflee over TobU’s Drug Store. m