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■The BftrftweH-Peepfo JNO. W. HOLMES, Klmost an it FroI'KI etor. LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION THURSDAY. NOVKMBKB 27, \m», THE LECISLATMtK. The General Aaaernbly met on Tues day, The Hortine wa* organlred by tin* election of the folbtwhig ollic^rt: *, Speaker—J. L. M. Irby, of Laurens, j an( j unanimmisly. Clerk—.T. iv alter Gray, of Green til le, unanimously^ J Reading Clerk—-L C. Wilburn, of York, unanimously. ^ ^ t Sergeant-a|,-Anna—X. 11. Stansrll. of Bafnwell, $5 votea to 3(1 for Capt.-J. D. j^rowne. ^ The Senate elected tho following offi cers : President pro tern—II. A. Meetzc, of Lexington, unanimously. ^ Clerk—Dr. Samson Pope, of Xewber- ry, 21 votes to 12 for II. A. GaiHard. ^Reading Clerk—F. C. Caughman, of TiOxington, lit votes to 14 for A. D. .iUuod»:yiLi>f Sergeant-at-Arms—hI.-C. Klliott, of Lancaster, 111 votes to 14 for Drayton Smith. 1 , ' honor to his State, And junkie*tion Stat 88 there were no homo U«uea that required them to serve out tho full teams o: office they had undertaken. It was claimed, and'with perfect truth, that there were no duties to be performed that conld not be equally aas-well dis charged by (ftheTa ami upon that ground and that alone their withdrawals were excused. But with Cupt. Tillman the case is entirely' dMlorent. The March and September Conventions .both believed -•* ■ Twill p >ro,')er de- TTrT that ha was “the only man with brains | nerve” to lead the forces of the ! farmers to victory, jtj winning thej triumph of bis election he has but" sc- j Adopted as the County by the Couit- ty Alliunce J iii) &Ui, Wait. j M> J. PATE, Assoct iTE F.DITMt, To Ashoio nil Cotuiiiuuk'Mtiona on Alliance Matters should be addressed. orhrrrs (if th« Count) Alliiim c. T>. P. Sojonrrit r, President. *- A. K. Fiv<*, Vice President. . 8. ibimbert:, Secretary. . N. F. KirHand, Treasurer. W. <♦ brltton, Chaplain. '■ 1.. II. Tooks becturer. •I. U. itity, Ahsistant l^eturer. W. E. Sadler, Door Keeper. S. W. Worslward, Assistant Door Kecjkr. li W. Ilodibfrd, ScrsO'-anPat Arms. M. W. Puillips, Huslness Agioit. Executive Gominittoe—C; 11. Free, tV. W. Patrick, VS'. A. KaUM. ADMINISTRA TOR'S SALE* noititLiltnl lo aTT»»w (Tin PI >,%*Ji y tttf■''trT^tTPt^ w Of* %&& JiiXiXii lk I <vr hi uiiscribe $c0 000 to the capital stock of { 1 wi«h it to be n cord d Imre in letters portaot than the • knowledge o!»talued. this bunk. Individual memoor* of the ho large and brilliant that the way r ar- l s,, PP U! ‘ e W,J sre teaching botany. By Alliance will be Invited to.take stock in j ing man. though a tool, may reati as itc* • adroit quegtioning we bring the class to rbis. bank, as well as other citizens who runs, and that i< this : Yotir organ iza- notice the peculiarities of the specimens j nmyJiHve faith in our eriu-rpris*. (I.| tionl^lin trial—the entire business com-* belorw his, not because the facts con- ‘ ‘ on with u crit- cernitTg these -peclmeris Will be of 1 bate ( ouirt, I. will sell at the late ick»- i»ecn predicted, great- iM>i)’edl, but because by continu- deuce, of ('. >h Bryan. deces5»t*U^ to osilions from capital l»eyond the Dibit* j You alone are responsible as to what! observing the habit of observation • highest hidder lor cash, all oi tan of our State to join in with us if we re-! the harvest shall' be. Your *lilp’ ha« M* fhfnted' which will bt* of inestimable j sonal property ol said intestate, c<^| ally mean business.) This bank will he | been equipped and launched: the pen- Value throughout life. " • ; siKi.inu of household and kite hen furm- t 1 yp 3 * i f I ^1 I Nir. ; Liuri 1^ uu I j Hi l*— r* li I wiiFsay by way of parenthesis that we-j mmiiiv are watching have, received Komeverv tlatteriug prop- J lc’s eye—lailu’r.e has BY, VIRTUE of an-order.of tho Fro- m- p cured the vantage ground from which Trade t Cou,mitnr--fE M. Dmiter, K. II. Roitgli and Ready. The News and Courier was the only paper in the State to find fault with the verdict in the Ready case. Its inten tions are no doubt good but its Judg ment is so wofully cross-eyed and its inconsiderateness so rash and chronic that it can make more mistakes with equal given opportunities than him paper now in existence anywhere Xu this world. The jury was composed of as/good rnen as ever made a panel in South Carolina. A solicitor of proved cour age and superb effectiveness tobk part in its selection, a judgp of high honor presided, and the, jury, after hearing the evidence* deliberately, gave days and nights to a consideration of its worth and then came quickly nild unan imously to an agreement that commen ded Itself to their clear consciences. IT refill enuTtv t'fPfrtcTtxirr could have lia<t as g<M»d juries as tha which ended Ready’s eiis»‘ some mefi would bavq received their just de«-rt and not gone scot free of puhishliieiit for crimes more monstrous than Ready’s borribie offimtN!. to inaugurate the reforms that he has,] D^WyluE J. M, l lmltr; \V. A. All. prnmiM i! h.m» ,h„, V,(.0|,li, W IW .t. j I here is a wide spread and deep seated i siqelhnc. K. B.‘(«ucas. «> impression that there is something, 1 ^ ^ organized and conducted just as all nant is tmilod to the muKt head, it pro- banks of similar character are uiaiiaged. , claims the motto, “Equal «ml exact jus- ; We have been asked w hat more does this j tiee to aM. sic cinl s,v or*, pcnone.” T he | State Alliance eNpecl'- every man to do i hi- duty. ^Thyre inlist 'be no fnutiny or desertiono.n. 11^ par* of the^ crew. If failhInl to all your obiigat jons this ves- s+d will return bearlirg an abundant car go. not to he enjoyed v.mly by you and yours, but by those of ail trades, nits wrong in ( olumbig. If there are Au- I j ^u'ld res peel'f id 1 y’ iWj nUt" the Ihes- j ' vi ' 1 he very simple and ea-y.' \vh gean stables in the capital they should ! ident and all others' who ..can of- each becomes- -jt kiipwir fact that, this t;.\ rnean to the Alliance than the mere es- j tablishmeut of another bank in the State* . V . " . Let us see if the facts do not bear us out in claiming that your committee acted wisely in reaching their conclu sion. While your State Exchange mey. hot heed any large amount of money to do its business, A et, at, t he same fciiru is very necessary that if should lmv< pioney e red it at its oomfpaixi'and like wise have a business rating in the-cbni- “r;,:; 1 ,; TIvU'liEH^UOLUMX. alblitig of household” and kitchen furni- 'Jjhe student’s eyesurcopenc# and in- 1 turc, horses, farming implements^ car*’ sti ad of going through the w orld blind- ! penter toms, blacksmith tools, grist folded, as it were, he sees the wonder- I mill and fixtures, saw mill, steam en- ful works of his Creator everywhere,.; gine, cotton seed crusher, lumber, corn, fodder, seven head of tunics, stock of niefcliHiidise and store fixtures, cotton gin, feeder and condenser, one iron and’becomes a pier man, wiser, better bvnddiap* . -k C. L. J. ~ iiiis is to certify that-one jug of tour ! sa f^ ? planing mill, wagon scales, -Fair- Microbe Killer has been more benefit tri j pa,,!.’* scales and beam scales, lot of j my wife than ^75 worth of inedieul | shingles, wagons, btiggiea, lounber cart, and profe.-.-imi.- ol Jiie, engaged Imw-j it ever | ijey may !»e„, for a : niiif are to bear one uifo practice. I'i..t’. r»i:.\-«-.»x. . •l. E. CTihismaK. Ozark, Mo. K; Ryax, sole agent, »‘i! It At Getting Near his Goal. ('apt. K. R. Tillman is neMriug tin end of the “long, rough, stumpy ami rooky road” upon which he set out last March. A week front today, on the Fourth of December, he will b Inaugurated Governor of .South Caroii na. What next? There has been some rattier subdued talk of late Uiat he is'likely to be elec ted to the United States .Senate its sue 1 cessor to Gen Wade II amp ton. No doubt in that higher station he would have greater honor and more |M*rfec peace than he would enjoy as Governor in the two year* of trial now awaiting him. As he haa said more w ill he ex jmeted and required of him than has been looked for from nuy man who has ever before occupied tire chair of the Chief Executive. While he has strong following which has implicit faith in liim, there are many still cher ishing latent hostility and who will Is* only too ready to contribute to and glory lu his possible failure to preserve his high place in the public heart Personal selfishness would therefore, if he can be Influenced by such a feeling perhaps induce him to enter the higher place that may be opened for his com ing and that stretches out \vith tin promise of six years of peace and prom- Tnenco. ' ' ; . The people of the State may In ready to give (’apt. Tillman any honor to which he mav aspire, in return for fil* previous services, hut ln*Jtistiee to himself as well as to the Democracy of the State that has so honored him we cannot sec how.he could accept such promotional this time. He has been nominated and elected ujxrn a platform utiuJ/r entirely of home issues. Great expectations are entertained of splen did and substantial reforms to he made in the out ministration ~~of State affairs! He has been chosen chief magistrate of the Common wealth to give to its soci ety greater liberty ami purer political proeeaae*.^ The j»eople have performed their part of the-contract ahd if now re mains for Governor Tillman to do as much as in him is to help the State and satisfy the wvid anticipations that he has kindled in the hopes of its cit izens. His election to the United States Sen ate would remove him from the arena on w hich tho looked lor reforms are to be made, it would be worst 1 than that for many would measure his accept ance of the more exulted office as a vir tual confession of hi* inability to per form his promises to give “a govern ment of the people, by the people, for the people,” or as equal to .the admis sion that such a work could be accom plished by his lieutenants—men of less weight and lighter calibre. oe cleansed. In the discharge of his duties as Gov ernor Tuk I’if.opLK intends to ItbkDupr, i-n all good faith and to the best of its ability, Mr. Tillman’s bauds in every means and measure that promises, in its judgment, to better the conditions of AlicTLtue5'.. „ ALheJr,Tf;;e:$^,k'';we.'.sh,all^ differ, we shall not hesitate t<» say so. And belbre Tie has stepped across the threshold of official life we venture the opinion that' ii lie shall lie quickly pro moted to a seat in the national coun cils the great campaign of 1890 will end In emptiness of results ami heart-sick ness of tho people. If Governor Till man can elevate, the State to a higher plane the gratitude of her people will he a moit* lasting reward than unearth ly honors that he could wear, and he could say more truly than any of the great sons of her great past “1 have | hullt a monument more enduring than 1 brass.” We have not felt the public pulse woM enough to know whether the Slate has t lie heurtr to shehve the “Savior of Seventy STY.” HI may be that the changing - times have bUntcd out the memory and obligation of bis services and requite that the veterah he mus tered out ,before the last enemy shall call him fw joih the ranks ,of the v—m- rades uho wmc the array with him ianee adjacent to Bamberg to meet c hange owns $50,000 of the eapiudstuck at Bamberg on Moticfa^, tiift*first of j °f H properly and ably comlucted St.-a • | :erjii)er; those adjacent to Black- I hank: that it did in the liist seven ; Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Notice lo iiebiuis un-l t’rcdiiors. Alliance tne Dec vilie on Tuesday, the ‘Jnd; those ad Adopted ».s the County (^rsfan by tbeTeach-j ' < , e*:A AhsuoioUMUof Barnwell Cotmtv Sept.27th, ! A11 P Br f«‘ ls , living claim* against the j .;,;) -• estate of U. |jj Hiers, deceased; are re- months of its existence a ea-h r .. ; | qiiesrred tA pYCsent them duly attested, cent to ’Williston on Thursday, the .V 1 ’ "y*? without the loss of im’e-'! • ^ ~ - • Luitou. j and a.ii pefsi.ns indvhtedjto the said es- and those adjacent to Barnwell- ('. if, i tenth of i per cent. To wimu.i all eoim^unicatiofis -Khouid-be ad- : -kito.ate roquired.- To make payment to on Friday, the fitlr, at each place'and j ! >ur farmers are son^etiines slow to A’irt-ss.al (ai bauirday before every i’8He. j date naiued at II o’clock a. m.- J catch on, so 1 will take' the liberty ;otvj — —?—rr~ ^.-.—1 — — 1... •'S 1 'gg*‘,sti(»ii 1 sj5i',.a:it.ii] .itupeirtan^NtTn tlm ‘ t , 1 !l y.LAb4i.b^i£l!gd Urogrnni oLlllm Barnwell (.'oinity I (1 IT. Kik$rAxi>, [ which is j 1 lustra ti \ e. \\ lien the htai.e listen. Dee 13, ]S9(). Lmnrer amjbrganizer }• AlitanctrtJtt-t in dnlv last ami r!m rmtrrrT,;—■iT.'llnw io teitfitr'tTiaiaPV ' ItCftditT^' » for Bgirnivel| County. Tribute of Respect. H ere 11 h h, A i 1 i a nee X o. (101. EJi'nr Vroplc; -• ^ TV be reus God ip liis infinite mercy has seen fir to remove from our moist our beloved Susan A. Still, wifuof l»ro. M. T. Still, therefore he it Resolved, 1. 'J’hat we bow with Cln'lil tiun submission know it; g that God sees the end 1 roni t lie all thingsWell. 2nd. That \wediligently' improve our time while it is day, for jH^ht cmriefh wiieiiJioman can work. Td. 'Thai we cherish her memory and emulate her \ irtues. j of bagging p as takeu Mr. Donaiil- i Mi». G, ii. < eeter. son, the State -agent,. au-^.miboa'j t inii. he. had a proposition, for “)(io,Bv)0 \ ard- oi sugar sack ha halt to he-paid ea>n, the'other in thirtv | -i. ..stippl.cmentarv days; fho oiler wa..s accepted. Mpltlen- l (dduudda oe’IHuger ly, without notice, tin- agent who sold j *. 'J'he duty of the teceh 1 he godds to >lr. Donaldson informed j Jnio his pi^pils the love f,, r Rt.-udiUg and Eloetition in inter- >■* i-e- aud higher grades—Rev. Reading—?d iss \s ilO inning does J him that “his people” uoaid not fulfill : the contract without Jite.entire hill was j paid cash. I need ndt-go into' detail* I here' as to'”why this party acted iir this manner; it is enough-tor us toeonsider j that here was some thirty odd thousand '.dollars to he raised at short notice or a good trule lost. I Mr. Donaldson, through his personal ; credit and with the kind assistance <d j some of his banking friends, wnseim* 4th. That we exteml our sympathy to" Ided to carry the amount and*hold the the bereaved 1iuk!>:iml and Tamily con- I ,H'hl Mr. Donaitlson at*th^t. tin; neefomand the klpu shepherd xo . I ‘'h n ‘ s i I * I * , L : ^* , . i, ' ,M ' <, ' T the capital spud care for her motherless ehildren. °* “be oi the banks in"ther-ity of Green oth. f bat a | >?tge Hrotir in m nte book viiie tnen* reoer would have been i to infuse oo(l liter ature, and i!.e bosi means to tlii> end— 1‘rof. I , E. Rowcil. . w . 5. l‘eninansli;p iu school—Prof. 1 h i nee. *> Prize giving in* sehool—Mr>. Julia I >! v. 7. Ethical culture uiyl moral train ing in school— prof B. 11-W illis. 1: tirged lliaf the tPnishcrs present tin ic sulfjeris iu as praetiettl a way as possible Dive the Association some thing t-hr.t e;vn be adopted and used. road cart, harness, Ac., Ac. Salu to commence at H o’clock .'a. m., Wednesdav, D C'*inber iO,and continuo front day today until ail of the pipperty snail be disposed of. e MATTIE K. BRYAN, uov20-td A dministrar nx. Sheriffs Sale. 5tate of Sou th Carol i na, County of Barn • well, James Paneiso/i, Counnis- aioner, KlaintifT, against, W. M. Bax ley and B. F. Baxley, Defendants. BY Vi R'l’UK, of an Execution to mo dircet-d in -the above ’entitled cause and now on tik* in my office l will sell At Barnw elfl Ih t i iint. (,f. .tlw,--fairer House, on Monday, the first day of Decemboi* next, it Wing sale day in said month,,.within tho legal hours of sale All the right, title. Interest and es- * fate of AY, M. Baxley and B. F. Baxley in and to tint traet or parcel of land and Mules on hand through tie* wilder i lying and being sjfuaie in said County, a >mT s|rnm r niouth> of 1SUU and.’UE See <mr stock and get prices he lore purtdiasing cl>ewl;ere. . Yours trtilv. I\ J. ZEIGITOR A C(^ Alicndale, S, p’. novll-tf the ulokrsigned. nov27-4w' CA 1*. HJERS, Administrator.. es. a UHT Arrived a finb lot of Saddle and I 1 iarness HORSES, aisy a lot of ” idee tarn; and timber MI*LHS. Yfill keep a full stock of both llarses Masters* Sale at Bamberg, rail of his bugles over (be Virginia, bilf«, but who are m>w robed witk' the ( wlHte garment^ of tin* eternaU peace, j If so we liav^tate pride stfolig ehougb 1 to be sort*, knowledge of her people strong enough to W eonviueeiL tka among her\ouHger sons can he found one strong and irue and brave find i tender enoqglr-to- worthily wear the mantle nf the once great leader. The People at the I'olh* ' The otliciaEciyunt of the vote ca^t at the elect hoi on the It h inst , whs oohi-I pletcd on Friday. It stood as follow*: Governor—B. R. TiUmati, .*)b,17*H;* A. ! C. Haskell, 1 I.hj.s. Lieiitenant-G«»vernor—K. B. Gary, I W’. 1). Johnson, 14,js*). >H*eret*ry of .Stata—«i. -E. Tindal, 57,- [ lk’7, Edwin Har|»er, 11,170. At-tornev General— Y. J. Pope, 7*7,-• 017; Jos. W. Barnwell, I f,|‘»4. State Treasurer—W. T. c. Bates, 57,- j 12S; VV. A. A tier mu, I1,U*M # • Comptroller General-r-W . H. Ellerbe, 57,175; Edmund Baco'n, H.Ho, Superintendent of Edueatloii—W. D. ; Mavtield, 5(i t fi7fO; E. B. Ragsdale, II-i LS7. Adjutant and Inspector General—H. j I*. Farlev, 2d,4>fi7; U. X. Rich bon rg, II,-j 171. b‘* insei ile*tl to bee memory. btlwAibat we tiie^mfembeis of Ilereti-* lc*v Alliance XmMn** wear a badge of rnonrulng bp>Cwo mouths in memory of our Jecoaseil jsi.iier - • , T _ 11h* I bat a copy of tin* resolutions be sf-rtt- to-tbe^r-rrrrty^N ■( abd/atso to FHk BaiCVwi;ll I'koci.u for publicatioif. * question raised-abot,t the trade. I don't, suppi*so any. «*uo js aim pie * enough to imagi ne t h Ht t iiv bank is to do | the enrire busin -s, of- fheJVRntne*-. op t!i-i* U will worjt any ir:a*adr«*\olu; **nji» the moHe, mniiiM*i‘or terms *m w.bit -ii ait O' *' fte; n h m .(st, f, i ,-i nee w in needed. •T. M. SaVim us, (». . 11 {’ l i ft, c. Fa ari i u. ( ommirtec CoMstihitlonal Amendment—Ye«, 23,- I mt*nt»y AHiati-e Pic Nie. 1 he Alliance pic X ic at Oakdale the U*th inst., was largely attended amt highly enjoyable fcqirly in tin* nimu- ing tiie people came pouiiitg in irmu every direction until every suh-Afli- ance in t his so. tion was represented 1 lie va**t throng of people w»*ie. gin*! t:» see the good ladies pad m*t ouh made ample preparation for ih** inn**r man, Imt were so thongjitJul as to ar- tistioally de4*matc the house, not oniv with flowers mid evergreens, but^w itii corn, cottotii sugar cum* ami other firm products. About half past twelve the meeting was called to order by Rro, J. X, Mims and 'V I,. Menu was requ* %ted t(* act as secretary. After prayer by Rev. F. J S niders, the find speaker,.Rt‘\*. D W . Kei’, wa*« introduced. usual his s^x'cch was simply giauil. We were niioie to feel that we v*eie willing to (lo unto ail men as we would have them do unto Us, fi.a/y men were made ashamed 'of theinseives, mik! dou!*tles> many re- 1 solved, to work more and spend less Your moo .be put in this bunk to make uu you as otfij r tadiks' milk*- it. Iiclp you very directly ami in: ttirough \our Stan- iixcbai:ge, directly iu ;» heahjiV intiuence (i er such iustitntiof s, Do*-- it u is* yn »bat it \ < ur husiijc.s ag* : o.iTcHrrytng a d*»liar’s worih <> has -aVed \ o InWlne-s way C*introlled lai or individual llnaiu-iaj way 7 The edmotiion jfr.'l life e leads him t<* h»*'k Hf 111i*,lg abstract, bn* alwTtvs rtj form. If you mil him am di ii. r< * Hi ■(*: is y 4>- u*-l fey lor I t w i’i feria i.y i i'td in- eroib- ■ oeec r . « i?h- sbyk, " . Objet i Lessons, TAti-v child is au brigina! investiga tor starting at idrt'li'upu'tfIt pHiT'AfTe-Y- pH'ratioti. * He know s n nlung ntthe mrst'-rkius W'grid ajontid him. A - spoil as he is old *‘Uo!ig«i 1.1 iu**:<•** b,»s -urrotiudiugs, j*' is i;- d i*cTo!e hitc. he-will l<K*k at he - • » it; at < i. -,- n ■ reach■-*» b-d'i'.llcik, I!’ 11 ] 1 iivx: iu* will nut-it ["tTiTiTTifs ini.uTfTif thus - of suoil ;H» Sot'Tii Cak<— Hah>. wr.Lt. C<>r\i V, lx inn ( 'u ni' or Comjiox IT.fas. F. T. B\.Mni:i:<; am* Oiiivkh Acainsi- Xaxcj* J Ai l KX AM* OlUKH.s, R.yr.- ^ T!i:oS- oK EsiATK l.AXUb OF l. B \ MHKim, D>.« i!ash>. Tu p ursnnma’ nf rh r dreree TTf tTTrn. .Tames A bln eh. Judge , f tile .'Sgeond L ( iri-u it, i will oiler. fi»r r stile at ptibiie !'■ anetion on >V EDNESD \ V, ,TltE1 THIRD DA Y OF D KCLM Bi.R X EX 1, | AT BAMBERG, it; said ( ouuH. at IT f o'clPek irr- trie -d*p*etttfror;--akt-pTif*mvImg i iMk* t '.i * i- ! ii ini iMmI—*-jv i I. .i; ii 11ii I U-ii.g a part nf the tract of land belong- I'iilg to .M r-, Rebecca BaxieV at her that!i. eoiKaiMing (tie hundred and righty-threc (Ib.'Ji acres niore or 1<*sh and bounded North by lands (*f *L VV. Gave and W. Y. Me-liing. East by kinds of Mrs. M. Z, rsmith and VV. M. ( a\* , >iU(th by lands of (). C. Baxley and est by lands of Jerry knelling, and .foliti A. Killiugsworth. , Lei ied uj^m antl to he sold as tin* propiTrrbf vrrAt—BaxlmraiiMUn—FT I r Trriris nrp-e ;. - i.: . each to.Re »i.id , ing done t h -^k * r, tc»] T for io* iftiM bt* U p be will inr* uedutt* ig the iv wants S»Uj*!,t o| t-,1 1 h t h o u v a fids * * f 11 o I fa i s in a that a hank ow ne 1 uml ;t iy by you. ( - I'ecaivelv ■, may aid yon mucUJna e>nt)nm- t l*j«vts w i:b hi* e**m to s; linm into t l>i< *•»*, Uitacr,- ** is hut biaz* th In- wnl u*n and nuf until e words inea uasi*., U| -c. t iVed ga in. He - !ti» !> lie oglu t bi» i* has ;i n v - In* m i. Hirignt t'mr i g a i w n hai ug he In- and t'.len: ! don't al- I o>i it -d t *img to hu K now N-d' using, tin* hich w * r W hen a <■. i. .ii if you show him any 11 lo*v him to pnt fils i once In* immediately become* a doubt ing Thomas _ A* I was asked to give s.*me tnfortna t!<m reiating -to tin* work of tin* Star Lxelmnge here is a fact, t a iu-*-) ; to e\ edg- I t JR tlief wow kmn Is ||, on ai ;>* is naUiti **» *R lll'lflfl f »nn- in direct m i;bl enters stdum - arily litulR-d, ml his mind urn Iks fu.i^iil fn*W r «• ,Hired by e.!s With w *»rds no’.st free onau le*tg* f of the 1 his know D bin vb.-ftbu- leYelffi**'*i.. s and^ 'I in* u i the er »g of nn-mher of *nt bought not ■ m cir*n r jffv<* u* A it pureb.isi* was s *»rd< rs aiiuHiidi riik'i.j- a tdfn this aGa siviui u van It \ ai per o* 541; No, is/y.'.j. The vote iu the Congressional race** was as follows; ITaar—W. H. Brawley, 7,24fi; VV. 1). Crmn, I.34S*. Skco.m>—G. D. Tillmau,ibfi7*(;pS. E. Smith, lj'*7I. Tmut*—George Johnstone, 8,91'-’; J. R. ToJoert, H\’J. ForKrii—<«. VV. Shell, 10,7172; J. Knsor, 2,-•*>’. « Fikth—J. J. Mempliill, 0,i;h2; (7. Alexamler, 1,321. Sixth—E. T. Staekhotise, 11,022; -RdiMUiuT I Tck»2. —— —— . - F. -t ml The next speaker. Re\ ders, delivered a strong sjiceeh. W e felt n« if we would yc American- people stand and the wave of the great Alliance The* most telling speech ot was made by Kr**. J. X. Mj.ins. his *stentiirian* voice he crie J San- forcibk ol | T tlO'Sc ance. ipjemui j ft) 4UP of IH.H, *f 2 onsumers. 'J'iiis one t::u t-ifin* AUtanci* nieiiitiers Jkmi :ind more than this an w iio are not inembcrs of ; but W ho produce eottull Your K»JN»' y ;»rd- t<* but this by turf her i« tin* ij! present idea nothtng . without a t, 1 ■ ha a ng a tor**. Hie Wfffirffngs bt s v. iiidi maki a I e* i •r tin 'I K e of liag; •aeriln e, 1 iiev en o v nnnv. ., atid rd to m” ion Mi * s11*h lotmr to he AHi- Yonr ig; you itluffe- I UMte-id «»| * often tmintetr ft 11 of nisKp:; tlldl-'S I it* ti*- I) oeg-an ijyi • * amjbdfir* k ix in an see 1t|u inove at hand, in*- div with mir. trong an*l i “coine one and all," diuifer is now ! ready. His speeeii was accejded in G. good faitli arid is oip* that hungry pco- j i*h* will always heed. The table was large and * v. a*, iifaftraily »-uyuiood—Aidis*_ ‘•etfiables” tiiatwe i ikd. VV lien all had finished, we and down iln* table and it sm there was enough left for more. H yon w ant the AMianee, or anything else fo sneceetl, just gc; the laJit-s to take hold of it and sin-cess is assured. VV L. 51/ AS APPEAL TO ALLIANCE MEN. neto*n fi if:a«!e the ward. - . • . -I he werk of your State Uxcmvig** is to make the h**si, busim--.aYi-ang'.-ments possib!** forTiH s:*rh-he>x v aTt-ich-s as d.* ii"* have ti* Itc k-pi in stot-k atyd th it you should purcirfi-e.lroni first ham;-, \ i/., baggfng.ah.S ties, guano-, \ehi* les. iitaebinps «:: ( niaclihu-ry, etc ; Imt when B eojnes to a •regular line of ni'-r- <-ha,udlse let, our merciiafits carry the si<* k, let them have the invested <‘ ipi- creai ii.g j lint i-Hinp' < it ion whicii i- 11 is teicdKM* gn and [Mv U'Si h ciRtal'* bis progress. Every ellild should Ik- h for illUi*elf. We nkhy study a text hot aayiTCt'ow Miat planrs iire eXoge' s amt embigens. i) a a * * .«een th* phtit » r.eed the eon-true:ion (ttiees ;i?j(i «iifie and flics nru-amn es^f:- is*p- yvamti m (I it* study ■ 't • W ofils, fiv. .a ! pf w t«; 11 * < Ufie (*'*n!; li me eute* ing. efs the work .itiar\ to fa- adjae*'nr rp '•aid . Tow s* parafelv. to w it: - * . 1 Hi. L.\ > K l.o T— !J feet front on Railroad Avenue ■by 17 * feet in (TcpflTT UM*re «*r b***1 bounded North by lot *>. Dr. D Barton, Ea-t by byt i f II. \. Eoljv. r** *u 111 by Railroipl A \ en lie ami West by ltd of ii J BTaiibaiti. L'*T .;7 feet Iia*m on Riji!ryf»d Avs- I!U»- by 1 is Ret deep: North bv lot of Dr D. Barton, last by lot (*f tn* e-tate known ns the “ TvKr Lot," N»ntli t*v Rai road Avenue and West hv h*t of 11. N. r.,;k. . : —— THE “TYLKR 1,(1 T »»n Railroad Avenue • leiafli : North bv kit »*! F7a*t by T« t **f John « mad vvenue and *V <- menti*»n*'l! . ^ i 3 oil «■ •' n w ■ one a r**. North and VVYst hi lo;-ot •ig L.*i«k Ter b*i of T. J. "utit Rv Rice mict. i/Hs tiie “PARK LOT," 'll bv Riee.Viym, t.a• ’ t.\ e and.Mel li.i iip* ol V. E.-p Baxley to satisfy -mid Execution afnl eo-fs. , Terms cash. „ Purchaser to pay for {'npers. • J W. L A XC A ST PR,* : 5. B. r. ^lierifUs office p th Xov. I’s'.k). jhisicr’s Siilcr SraTF or sdriu C uk.i.jx ror.xrv (*i B.utNWKi.n, i\- im.’Cot nr ok C’om- m.x PTTts. - 1 ■ I saae < iuisserean, PiaintTfT, against, ( harloUe ♦ ha>-* rc-nu Marv ( : h;iv*m- reno; Vfargaia-r < ’nrnefrrv ~Mit*dmmg-= Limna R. ■''haw,- Rebe(‘ea>Ak Hirrs t ( p-"rge < ha-*>ereau, V' yifTa*. ('has.,*.' rean, Biruie _ (diasxd-* an, Henry ( iiw s-oreau, VV il Re i ha«s.-i e:af > mTei e- , iniali ( l.as*erydn and Miner>a ( has- m * realty TfyWmo la id*. I'ursiiatlf f*> a deereyr of the < durt ttve e led • ti cause and i»* front et, in r P '- 37» feet b y V Jt M DryFt. Barton, ; >dlit b by 11 aiW ; ■' y X xxx # ii ’•* L «i \ u fUTtilu fll I IH m*-diio-et.-d ! wRi -eil in front of the ri">rt Dop-*-. tit Barnwell, withiu tii** legal hope- ( ,{ .ale, «tii M(mh1h\ the fir»t day <yLT>i*-eii her next, it being salexiav ^ EOT—(Xo, more or.B'ss: T M. iRriii b< t ou:y?^ ami v* Li > I’ know i»ne acre.: N,>r hu uT tlle.4*S?at lot, pmfili by VV e<;, itv lot of *J.(> T (> F J-5J Si reef. E:;-t 1* v lug, MMth bv V\.e*t by **P»r A 1 „S( I, the nab-d and ma *anuexc 4 No. 1 (lo A V. ( *n, Kan, Teal e- and < and t' Xofth ami J. 1. ( b* and VV in- nth tb* « : li.IL *** ^tatU tig a lid i« l"jM*w itig d*-entred traet of land, sitna- hig :i* ilo* M •titi v » x b v lands * I . Breiuu s'ef**HU. •' a .Vid. h; j \j I, K (•Uto in a i \ ,V. -I hi by ! d K, ai aid Mat** liundn-d boiiiMjed h;is.( r, .m •is of V\ . d* (*l M . . Kinanl ash. I'i K Jt . hii'Hld- •b .i>«-r Up j.a y for .U RE u • * v Mum. k lot.' f(»i ioW .f \ « » AN ELI j.lMfER, _ Alrt-Ier. Master's Sale. i; TJ ,i ED to < —i: JDK Lor II t u :t II \y -r ook(‘d up ned to i;s as manv rTTeTTTeTTT iTmTatlm T? is Mn-ir imsi- ] .ness, they have -pent their 1 ive. to learn 1 it, and thev will beat an untried and j itmxp* rier.ee/l man (wery tine*. I Your State Exchange mill be tile j watchman on the tower, to inform you i when and where you can purchase to re -eiu11 nndeji. ca tit»n. ’ That Ijered tl nndj r.-r He was O) •noJanv, led inf*/ uuGi e \<-s, n<» f many,, tholr n*-(*s silnil ive • d the class;fi- '-r*-: Noifh 1 kv lot* 2,ami ■! * .<-! kv Barnw • 11 Mr*« *, Soul UT tr**» t and VV*,*- t I>y Gr.ii gqiKiVg LOT N<*. 2 —On** ayet-; Nt»r beet soprirati tig it. Tg')m bit of '«>!k. East kv loL^Tf.-J on nlat. bv VV. Re No. 1 (Rang bur-’ on piuv North l hv . R. • •I hf and mini* ;• ("' toa ft tie! >M»b. ?, SioMuel l Hits. BY YlKTl K elos'ire of Mort n d '1 . M.t ’•s mnl VV .s; Tlson. It-r the ti*-i«i tiattie of n. Vhiint ills, against •r and other* l >ef«*ml- o: a gage to me (Ureeie(ET will ndginent in Fore- lit above stated at public (H c.t w e sen is easi' r n-rnem- Itat w himt w e hear. Avgassj/, and appivoiated this faei. * asked i-cgive. sotni* in*'rnc- 1,0 T No. —One aci e N ". •.SyT.'.-is* i*y iinmwt71 s>t;'e.,t, by lot-No. 1 and M *-.; bv lot, \o. ot *Wtll . ii(i ii ii.U .1-* i^**»y. best advantage •at what I Read This: ThatiKaglving and Christinas days an* just at, hand!- . One hundred fatherless, motherless little, ones are in the Thorn well Or phanage, Clinton, S. C. ’ Tie re is work for the Churches and the ehim hless, AIliauee-meu and nier- ehants, ami everybody else. Who w ill take care of these orphans? Thev are from nil the leading d. iiom- .. 7, , inations. They hail from Maiyiana to ; stau(1 ti, ° sta(, ‘ txchiinge and it Texas, from VlassaeliuseM* to Missouri. | Will Stand iiy You. ib.Mo iT'i'hlngl'rG In 11 '’r ('-| ! ! • )" U ' V ' T" the members oi the A iliauce hi .South for nivti ami prot<*et,. von from iiuposi . .. . .ii . Ca-rmtua,: tu.>n.x, ami all kinds of extortions. V\i i " *i 1 ’ A' M , 14 j H ' lu At tbwjuecting of your cominfttee on I'desin* to trade w i:!i our <*w,n -u op!**, j aham-l of hour, or. a W ot cloth, the. State E>Ha.a ; nge/imhl in (’olumbia i we ear, do so; we intend to ,vi urn goo* Mi'" ’Jr T 1 -V „ - Birthr hKfilw. m.ich.i,r" K n-., »•«» fur .H-fl. (H wi*nf ('’it an 11 gras.-hop pi I iecti iron* d - *\erai hun- iit theai in and L< * T X<». 4 -Ma- U> !*\ street s paruting it East, by Orang.-mi;-g . i ‘T , ‘V tfTf-'-'drf ■ '*! l i,U.M*i+ r*- lan to’ each meuidier ot hi' (•'a- e saol in a joncer (•Oiinnurneation, : ami I believe I voice the sentiment of j your entire committee whcn J sav tin v do not ehampion a scheme iltaM aims Tit 1 — tiie destruction or ruin of the legitimate mercantile business of tiK* country. ! Your Exchange intenjl- gave l, one Ali WK*:’'- -<K*n interested are! busy cal'' fullv examining liie little ainmals. ’Tiiis w as a r -al object lesson, .'stwh lessons, tea eh ing the elements of tin* si-h-nee- si.'ould find a piaee in the regular work i Who can help pitying tin* orphan one hundred ot them. Tender heart* j reported, and 1 u asMamuested by-tlm ja-omiwittee to publisii sonTeTimts bv wav 1 *d iulormation as well as i'xhortation to j our members throughout tiie State.' I As you are aware the matter of per- I maneut loeaiion of tin* State Exchange : and w hat w as tl)e b(?st disposition or,use il w ! 18 ney ta au, " , ' ml ' »>'•! Of tlT.f-.o.D'H) .uikrthwl 1.0 iho ; ! ' n 7? t . *v » , . . .. .. I State Exchange w as placed in the hands i Address Dr. Jacobs I hornwell Or- ; (>| - a ( . oinil!itt me, 1 phanage, Clinton, s.C. ^ * j Aftercarefuh woman! Here is work for you. And even ehildren may work for children! Merchants, send them \our reiunantsof hoes or dry-goods or anything froiu a bushel of corn to a barrel ob molasses. neighbors. VV Bin Arp’s Philosophy. : I rock on wye will all staiHi aside nnd lot the farmers have their own way Fighting then don’t seem to do any itbA r»„i „«» n ' * * \r j iRd (*f tne Btate, is visited for various I turned j/*r the, m-xt crop, the arrange- It i«like Colonel I stlCTwn, of Xnrlli i r ,., 1 „,-„ t ly by nil H»w. tuenf "’III H.vo.Wn r«r Coliuubia ottered any greater indue.e- • j ments Mian ourAuher cities, but bceatisi ! 1 Ik ! ha- . . . . ,, ot ali scnpoi . D rin'TCiil object cannot be bad a rop- resen! ition may be u-<*d siiec(»>sfully. *■ ; A repV. seiitati"ii (•alls the itnagiiia- tion into play.hut care must be us-d to i impress the fact tiiat it is only a repre- j sentation. * l ® M)- iiriportanco of tiie use of objeets • iu teneliing ai itbiii* ! ie was emphasized iby <«riibc ami i- well known to evt rv f-o.-iicr. kI wo be '-.(puble of tbinking ;'.b*fraet'.nnmliers at all w e jia\'(* no use foi-nund'M'.-s w hich are eutireiy sepa rated from o ijeeis OhjectiVe work is nof more A aluahh) in teaching one sub ject than another. D is a requisite, in alj if we.vAouid do our best work. Who would attempt to teach anatomy without using a (Its^-eting knife? It is true that, for ordinary purposes, the student may obtain an adequate idea of ike construction of the miiunn body by dissyctjug some iiiterior anhnal and uniting tin knowledge thus obtained , , , ^wTMi that gained from a physiological . ‘ MV<! Ktwetal baggnt^j .student, who finds it uillieuit strings to our how, hut "I this yon can •re-; North m-1< t No. 7*, FT. bout ii by “rtr«8» , gv4a.f , »d <mv Is of a I r.-. M. \. A dsn s. LOT NO. —One JK-Ie ; Xnrrh by lof No (i. Last by ()ra!4g« l»urg >: riH't, So(,5 h- by -ireet -epara! ug il tn.in Im 4 ; and V' by land ol M rs. M . Adams. LO i No. )>—One Her**: North-Ev i i ,r No. 1, East by Orangeburg M n *1, S(mh!i k> lot No. aud West 1>V lands of Mrs I M. A Adams. ' * 0 j m 1.0 acres No. - No. 7--'J'hre(* and three rNofth'bv estate lands ; I) J a-t .by OraogclHirg fourths TRACT *! reef, land* 1 tow el I a tie; ion before The C**urt Hon*** Door ..t i*ar 11 w JlU>fn r D*g the |eg,11 hours of »fie on MoYkIhv, D< i-emher l*t Dhu, th** -ante l>*ong ^ji K-dav, • “All tlmt (a-rtafn plairtation or fr^et of 1 i.id -it «!'■ in lln* County ol Bam-, w ‘*1’. atid 1 be Mate *d South Cat*iUin Me* lansf side of ('o<**.aw hateiiie sw ; .G(faii>iditoiTii.Cst:«!.m 2*a.* 11 iwJU.wjutoc*- 11! U Ogilvie and S. 1*. Mai '-r, Jr., Sontli lyv lamlsof VV. ,), f,aw ton and Kuirua (.i M.iucr, La * * by lan*D of J. VV . () gi I v ie '■nd VV . R. Brabham, VV e*t-bv lands of V* . J. Law ton H.;d ( (*o*aw hatehio > wainp. 'N'ot-uning live liundred (o(H)> acres more or. It .s, 1 *i!ns cash. ikircliHsi'r to pav for paper*. G DUNCAN BELLINGER. master. , N or. Jd ISfid. M(l)i I 1 Master’s Sale. The Rafik of Barnwell, PJaintifl*^ against Kmilfia Blanton and others* hree years ago our merehants sto* idly by and saw bm* of the m .-t nu- rignteous. uncalled for, or utijiisriti t- bie t rust -1 ortneii tj»r 1 lie pu rpo.-e of ox - tprling money from the cot,ion planter, wirhoot even in their organized eapaei- ty iemliTf^a helping hand to aid ns im breaking it rtown . Notwithstanding all this tiie mail MutLrai'.ri’es tiiis t<* von Vvill earn’ to th ('haf1ost()M Bugging onsideratiou your com- j Factory a proposition for 2. % tiT»Tfifidu yards, inittee decided to locate tin*. Exchange of bagging for your-use in thiVxfat;* ih the- City of (Oljimbia, not hecause and soMKMJOO yards for three *»f c>ur> „ , , , , . . -t. 1 1 ■ . .. tfi ondeesTamd Mie struetur* it was more cent ral and, being the ( ap- be assured, before a. Dirrow fias been <lP r ,, j or to lomit** MifLeer' of the brain, brum or .eerebellum j South by Lot No. ■; and West 1 <'1 ■ Vi i-s Lucia Beilingwr nnd F,. ling. EOT NO. s—Seven 7b-1 Ob r acres; Nonly, by estate l:o>d i 'V}; \( T N o. j.J Ea-t by lands of K. M. Bamberg,-Sontli ! DelW*drtot-. by street separating it, trom lots Nos. -j, | BY Y I RTFE of a Decretal order..to .* ami ami VV e.*i by !ot ol C. R. Folk ! me oiree'ed in the above entitled enlist*, and (Bangeimrg Street. I will sell at IlomwWI, in Trout ol the LOI NO. fi i No. 21 *m Town p!at) C(*urt Ibmse on Monday, the first One aer;: Nortii by str«'et seiiarating it fiuy of . Decetiiber * iSfid. it being fi (*m lot N*>. S, East by lot oi George IV j Saieday in said moiph, w ithin the legal BamiK-rg, Soutti by Rice Street and h**urs of sal**, the following described U 'Tv i , r :irj ‘ v ’ , ‘‘ ! ^O'rbt- . , t real-property subject to the life estate A N O ALSO the following tracts or of Mrs. Emiilia Blanton in and to the pareeis of land (subdiv i-ions ot tin* saiil real property : Eaves l met ) as designated and Ail that-traet <*T land situate am? niarkeo on jdat ot said E. N. Bellinger ! being in 'Barnwell County, State of anii<-xed to return. . South Car#*ruiH, e*.ntajning four him- ‘ . “V* 1 —acres; by dretl and sixte *n (41«i; uen's, being tho IrH<t No 2, East by ( aunon-'s Bridge I Easreru part of the’Home tract, of tho ivoad, Sont 11 by mt No. , and West ky | late VV. T. Blanton, set apart and hs- Alakama, w ho, at his first battle, with ! of our ritizeusUiau aiKv other of our ei- 1 vour supply, of bagging lor tin* crop of j the yankees was ordered to take his therein- .rtvimr .. ts«)i ;l n ( S o.»— ^—- * >a * j Ja I' d of ^ rs - ;^* *'• *V 1;U,1K ' | signed by commissioners to Mrs KmiUia , ,. , . . - x . i> ; v ■ 1 Nj> 2—'_'2 le-ldb acres;! Blanton as her dower said, tract hav- w , ' ,ll, * r ’ 1, ' r “■ “*'«■» *•**'"'• »'S*r b»v. I Jfptth l»v 'J raft N„ 3, m<t 6r Omnm.’k ' l., K . hetot..»).! .irvWno, taN boundp.l ! th«y did. blit wliPn they got within You are alaoV-.e-nizant b( the ing examined a calf's brains .— —The it so of ok met- i our countv trustee has , of ;i!] p . ir ^ )({ - ph vsi . led j 'This is also ten* . nn . 11 '. rapliy. If we had seen ""'‘B' it would be imp<»ssib]e to fibmfirehendT West bv laud of Mrs VI. \ Adams t* tvu ....a ' f,H ‘ nieaning of the word mountain. ; TRACT NO. 1-27 3f»-l(»)aeres-North expressed Theri'foie, when it i5 impracMcable tfi ! bv Tract No. ' * 14 paper? , , , f a< .t 1 about vour mmuiing this oblilr-uion* * ' l / vnM'Nfi'Doa.de to j by 1 ract No. 7), East by Can lion’s in accoptiu* preaunt adt-.nu^ he j ^ uTjf ItL,]!!- .I.fe silouW 1^^: j TRACT SO. 5—-27 SO-lOo 0. DUNCAN BELLINGER, would surely sacrifice all his future for Governor THlinan, as the success /ul leader of a political revolution who fulfllioU hi* promises, wouhk.occujVy a far bi^Ue/plsce iu history tharrSenator TIRmjlu (could possibly attain. The BecollecUon is fiesh that there was eo^aiderahle dissatisfaetion w hen Gen, Hampton r^Jinqulshed the Gover nor a chair to take the, benstorship. And still later puhjie disctmieut was greater when G-vyenior Thompson fol lowed his e^Mwpis and accepted an assistant seer«tar/ship of the 'Treasury under Mr, Ckveiaud, an olfine which ; *uuucfliy lurueo loose a terrinc vony or throughout the State subscribed last I n*m the object for which it was origi- 1 V H .re, , KWH. «kM H'Wl. cam.rer «|H.n thwn , year *.VI MWm « yaplurt slo. k for tire j nallv s.,l,»,-i Thi, 1, a m,,,-,. j “f!"'. .**»• * I* 1 '*!* SwnwiilwwbUie •H.lonW «nd Ire -, tat „ KSHwinrr: sHldT rein, or tl.i, torfukre. »m1 fremTl,SN h,.‘0H .,.VV'. m V‘ Oct (itll 181)0. Master (td) waved hi# sword and shouted : “Boys quit shootin, at ’oih—quit shootin 1 say, for it just makes ’em madder ” flWMMMMKMinMWnMMMnMnSM VIy.«]evtn year <*ld daughter lias been a complete w reck for four years from rheumatism, catarrh and kidney troulj,- amount w-as called for and promptly paid into theExchange treasury^ Tin* hoard of directors *d the Exclutnge de cided that the business shoiUd be done entirely on a cash hasi of <*ourse, soon deinonstr; bt NOTfOE. - . . . j: • ,, ^ V A we suouKi learn asmm u as iwssibleTiot «. 1 In, dwwwM,. H*'"- UHl I hey better "ot put tlre.r m,.-i f r „ n , hHok< bjll , t|K , ' j K „ ll{ of relntle.! that l.nl tn ab,"L. I.rerl tlrey.J.,1 they w,,,,l,i nilturi , |,. om „ e . lvcll ani f uarlh flool c needed, feoiiso- nevci sec it again. Jlo tliese. inemh»*rs oaks ami beeciies lea. Twogallonsof the Microbe Killer i woultM * . .. ... v *, have entirely cured her * i qtieiitly aven fi part of the aiftfiunt col-plainly : Ghoose you this day Loris Covnu), j k*('tcd was invesTcrt in b.tate bonds at. a whom you w ill servo—the ofiicials vou be ffliad witii cnedit 19 himself and ^iV’tnfield, Kansas. For sale by G. K. Ryax, sole agent, Barnwtdl. ’ » IV YOFii HAVK JLCMFS, Or yon arjt a! * woni out, c ul ly ibr notK ios, It fci g\*neral dehiiuy 'fry - *«</*» JJtttA HMVTJfMS. It will cura you, e('*anse your liver, and si, 3 *l‘l* toy. low rate of interest. have placed|n anthority over vour busi rv The question Mien aro*e ns to vVhat a1fairs,.or those whose chief inter-- lint!!*0°/** ! ,u,rit ^ w as Mie best investment fi* u*ak»* with est aud purpose, U to see vour organiz.*i- ttn p* *' \*\ ,*7 ? ^5 tar !' V i 1 j tills fund so as (fi havH ink* the creafct Mon hankrunted and desir,..-^! ii k.u. f n<1 ^ lu k 1 , . V t,)]kn ^ d and ass^ted by memory. It is necessary since tiie other poAveni depend upon sense [>«*r- East by Gannon’s Bridge Road, South by i ract*Nu. if. and VVe?it l>-y lands of Mrs. M. A. Adams. . *> \ ALSO. tbe parcel of land fenowit as Uhjeers are a necessity in the prima- ‘*S.f MMONS BAY,” twenty-nine ucresj y grades ii^ We wish to develop the igore or Jess: North and East i*y land- 'All persons having claims against the estate of Henry DodHuholf, deceased; w ill present die same, properly attested; and all partic* indebted to said, estate will inake payment to tiie undersigned at Blaekvilie. .S. G. . « _ EDA C. BRIGGS, novRi-J\v Adniinistratri m commiUee eawe fi* :fi».* onanimous eon-ydoukt they . **lus!otj t that Hie thing 1 > dqmt If you Jiave ho D ruml.sr* as (0 liuAH if j!o Mte greatesi tidu i;ai.krupo d and destroyed. >*sl to the greatest nmnlxip; Y our d-hsld# t<* M?rve tho latter, I i coiT-v'doubt thev w ill aid von in obtainin'' IT 1 ’' »" * .. >n,.1,U-,1. 1 ^ feption t > sceyhat it is properly exer v-t- Ik. * * g, d*^-' 'dSL-X mtereai^io. * ■wisf d’i:) ordrrttiat NvwrrmTtPirIT ta^t- l„ r .. mK t-HHl. « «\-..rbiu.u ,.ri.-eH «..re, wmU r,aw w b*rii.e w.d Uav.-rwu foi ofiu J ou aMlnm a ^;iort |H.- , - J < for them to apply for a charter -v|^>tau; ban*, of -4! '.epiwd, hu VC our of E, H. Dowling, South by land of South Carolina Railway Go., and West by lauds of T. J. Count*. and F. M, Ram- f !»erg. 11 i inRVIS. ( ash. I’ufchaser to pay for superior to any Western or Eastern title <l^eBs ^ . ! production. G. D* N*CA?C RLLLTNGER, AN** fine lot of choice red rust proof Master D. C.. * oats cheap for cash. _ - . 1 ,•<- M e N A IT, W A LKER A Co. Hagood’s Hay. We keep constantly for sale Haj’ from Gov. Hagood’s Sainda farm, dt la far