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N The Barnwell ^People. JNQ. W. HOLMES, Kditir 1 Prop'r. LARGEST COUJITT nRCULATIOJU TIIDRSDAY, OCTOHKR S, ISOI Editor Cohen, of the- ChurtoHton World, deserve* a ohmmo. Ife mad 0 * the opening addreinihefore the Southern Inter-State Exposition at Raleljfh, N. ,C,, last week and didn't quote the a*ea*- t: orahle remark made by the Governor of —> thls State to the Chief Executive Tar Heel about ifa being “a lon/f time be- ttTeen drinks.” - f j j I Reform ]K>lttieians believe in (len. For rent's theory of war that the able that gets there first with the tnoat men is apt to win. In Charleston Col..John F. Fieken is put lu the race for tiie Ma.' - orally against the incumbent, IIou^ Geo. 1). Ilryan, and in Aueusta Dr. J. II. Alexander has lieen brought out by the steering committso of one hundred ?o oust‘‘Uncle Robin? May. . , 'I’he political difference* of the lh>n>- o^rats of Cliarleston have beefi happily a ljusted under Gov. Tillman’s protec torate. Before long the jwople and gov ernment of Columbia wtl{ need hi* good ofUce* at peace maker to adjust the muddy differences between the Boston capturers of and the British seeker* for their everlasting canal. At this di*- tance it looks very mttch aa if those who have been in charge of that strait stand in need of guardianship or a writ /•- maticv t>tj*irfhdo. Gov. I). B. Mill, of New York, has l>e«u very roundly abused all spring and summer by divers and sundry Dem ocratic editors Last winter Gov. Hill was elected to the United States Senate, lie look the office because he was the only Democrat sure of election. Hut i.ifttcad of resigning the State office he has held the fort and kept on doing husinees at (be old stand. There was no harm In that a* the Senate has not beeu in m-s«Iou since bit term began. But the I>eoiocratio editors referred to Alliance Department. Ado|>tvd as the County Organ by tlie Coun ty Alliance Julyftth, DMt. 1 M. J. TATE, Arsociats Editor, To whom all Communications on Alliance .Matters should be addressed. Ofllrtrs af the t'oanti Allisare. W. II. Duncan, Pnwldent. I.. B. Toole, Vice l*r<»ldeiit. W. 8. Bamberg, Secretary. A. F, Fn'e, Treasurer W. O Britton, Chaplain. (»eo. II. Kirkland, lecturer and Organiser- W. A. All. Sunward or Assistant lascturcr. W. K. Sadler, Ibsir KCs-pcr. H. K. Harley; Assistant Door Keeper. D W. Bodiford, 8ergcant-at Arms. K. II. (’roech, Business Agent. F.xeeutive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade Committee—G. M. Hunter, E. H. Dowling, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All. Committee on Good of the Order—J. C. Mc Millan. CL M. Edenflcld, W. T. Cave, J. K Snelling, E. B. Guess. The County Alliance. The quarterly meeting of the County Alliance was held on Tuesday. The at- t'ltdaoce of delegates was up to the high standard of former meetings. Col. F. M. Mixson, who was elected Vice President at the July meeting, grace fully declined to accept the position for reasons creditable to himself and satis factory to the Order. The existing va cancies were tilled by the election of Mr. W. jl. Duncan as Preiidcnt and Mr. L. R. Toole as Vice President. Col. John T. Gaston, Distrhtt L4c- turer, tilled his appointment.and deliv ered an exceHent educative address. The Order is to be congratulated up on the |>erfect harmony that exists In Ira membership. The upward and on ward progress of the past will be stygd- tly maintained under the presidency of the new- officers. They have and they deserve the implicit confidence of their brethren Young, earnest, faithful, public atdrited, patriotic and unselfish in their devotion It Is sure that the Al liance will receive no detriment while President Duncan and Vice President Toole are Its guides. Th«>y will be wor thy of those w ho have preceded them in OtUce. The Rev. Dr. Wllllsin S. I.*cy, the distinguished j»sslor ef the .'wood Pres Priaary lleetlen. ~ Ornca Cpn’w. Dim. Ex. Com. Or BAaN*BLL Couhty, Bambkko, 8aC.,Oct. 1st, 18B1. To Democratic Club Chairmen : , By virtue of power In me vested as Chairman of the Demon atic Party r.f Barnwell County, I hereby order a Pr - inary Election to be held at the various club precincts In Barnwell County on Friday, the 16th day of October, 1891, for the purpose of nominating a candi date to be elected by the people at the election ordered to be holden on Octo ber. 28th, to fill the unexpired term of the late Hon. JUlRjtrson 8mith in the lloitae of Representatives of 8outh Car olina; and a second Pritnar/ Election on the 28d day of October, If said sec ond Primary be necessary. Club Chairmen are Instructed to call their Clubs together on the said H»th day of October In order to hold said election. The same rules, regulations, laws. Ac., of force at ©or laat Primary will be observed in the government and management of the electlon.above or dered. - < The Managers of Election and Elec tion Representatives appointed and elected last are required to serve in this election. Each Club has authority to fill vacancies. i— W. B. Rick, _ Chm’n. Dem. Party of B. C, D. II. WitHaisFooir, Secretary. W. S, Wells, of Spartanburg planted a half sere in tobacco this year. He thinks it w ill make 300 pounds, and that he will get from 40 to 60 cents a pound foi it. At his lowest expectation the crop will be equal to eight up country bales of cotton to an acre. FOR THE LEMMLATURE. As I have been announced by my friends for the legislature I pledge myself to abide the results of the Dem ocratic primary election, support the nomiueesof the party and not accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted Democratic organization. Wm. A. All, Sr. I pledge myself to abide the results of the Democratic primary election, support, the nominee# of the party and not accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regular ly constituted Itomocratic organization. C'MABLaa R. Clayton. I pledge myself to abide the results of thr Itomocrallc primary election, support the nominees of the party and not accept a nomination or an office by ter Is it church of Norfolk, Va., pub-f from any source other than the regular ly constituted Democratic organisation Isaac L. Attaway. Iished the following letter in defenseuf Colonel Folk : *’l know Colonel Folk well. W« were fellow students at col lege siul In some of the same classes III* age Is nearer Ilfty-slT than thirty- ala.' He Is certainly pest fifty. Hews* a soldier In the i - m«federste service, a were greatly tormented and made them selves continually miserable by think ing that Gov. Hill was plotting and planning and scheming against Mr. Cleveland. The reason of Get. Hill’s delay In resigning ha* been made public news I lieutenant In oneof the regiments of tbe within the last fortnight. If be had! North Carolina Stale troops. My lm- ‘vacated the Governor’s chair before the ’ U V'* 1 •"> i 1 *** . . ^ _ . . . I rank than that of lieutenant and that election l.teut. Gov. JoMee, he !*•)• j hla titlei»f e*»lone| 1# a post helium bnuor, ”1 kno» lie wa* never governor of North Caro ina ttlowe Kansas people are easily gulled i and could never have given an or*ier f*»r the maltreatment of Federal prl-oncra It be did auglttnAi the kind, s- aih hr did it a* aod- dler under onler• It hatevervirw may tw taken «d t •d> io I Folk's |M»|ltk-al at- filiations, lie la a g> uilcinaii and a Chris tian ” the freight,” would have been bis sue- c ssor. It bas turned out that Mr. June* Isa sorehead because be bas failed to get higher In the political world. To keep him lu a place where be can do no harm and out of a |M«IUon w here be might play the mischief Gov. Hill has kept on doing the work he was cho«eii to carry on. Hut the editors w ho broke the vials of their wrath*»n his Innocent head have not poured any healing oint ment In the wounds that they made. Ferbaps the American people may give him fitting reward next year. Whipping Whiskey. Dr l.cslle K. Keelv, of Dwight, Illi nois. a railroad surgeon, has been treat ing the liquor habit for several years with great success. Ninety-five out of every hundred patients doctored at his saoilnriom go out cured and stay cured. He considers drunkenness a di-east* and not a sin, habit or weakness. Branch hospitals are Iwlug located In different sections. One has been started in At lanta. Mr John F Mines, oue of Dr heely’s patients, gives his experience as follow s: “For twenty years,” says the writer, “I had been a victim of the disease of drink. H seized me at odd times, usu- The Atlanta Journal's Washington corr aptM.ileiii writes; In addition to Ihclr hea<lquart#rs ha- Ing Uarated here all of the principal offi cers of tl»e Alliance maks tlwlr homes here, and next winter there will he a committee rai-ed especially charged with looking out for tha Interest 6f the Alliance lie fore < «»ngress. I lie managers claim m have fifty-fiva men In the neat House who will vots with them on all measures they may see lit to bring forward. They also claim five senators. General Gordon Is an Allianoenian.thc) sav—not a conscript, but a volunteer member—and his oaths bind him as securely as If they were steel riveted. It Is not expected that the Alliance legislative Committee wIII iuslsi on the I m rod Mellon of the sub-treasury schema lu the next ( ongre**. That measure, repudiated by both houses of the last Congress, has had its day, and will not be resurrected. A bill on similar Hues ally the iiiohI iiinpimrlune, and In spite of all my struggles, would gain the tern- I will be constructed and this w III be of- (Kirary mastery. Mouths of jieace might fered lit both chambers mud pushed to a pass, but suddenly the fever would break loose and run riot in my veins, and I knew then that it must have its course. 1 have as much will power as the next man, but my w ill w as a straw In the grasp of this horror. Men w ho have not felt the eluten of drink, as it sweeps through and |M)**e**e* the w hole system, have no conception of the ago ny of the struggle which the victim iiiakei*. There are no grander hen>es under God’s sunlight than the men who honestly fight against drink. 1 had bat tled for years, hud gone voluntarily in to exile in homes and asylums to escajM? my enemy, and only in fate years rec ognized the fact that drunkenness was a disease, increased no doubt by indul gence. but for w hich' a man was no more responsible than for a fever he had caught by exposure.” Such is Mr. Mines’graphic picture of that terrible disease, the fever of a pe riodical drinker, the cure of which es tablishes the Keely treatment of drunk enness as one of the greatest medical discoveries. When Mr Mines was un dergoing treatment at Dwight, he says his comrades were lawyers, physicians, editors, merchants, three judges, the Attorney General of one of the new States of the West, an ex-Congressman and am assorted lot of half a dozen .State {Senators., “Without exception they were the brightest body* of men I ever met, and to say that they could meet and exchange views daily, without In terference and restraint, and yet be made the victims of a fraud, is an in sult to common sense.” The treatment of Dr. Keely Is, first to give a hypodermic injection, tour times a day, and a dose of the bichloride-of- gold mixture every two hours while awake. The preparation of both of these articles is Dr. Keely’a secret, and that he w ill ..not make it public has caused him the enmity of the physi cians. During the treatment the pa tient is allowed to have as much whisky as he desires, but after a little his palate loathes it, and he will return his un opened Isfftle to the doctor. Mr. Mines says that after ho had passed a week in Dwight he felt that if be had been anywhere else he would have had a return of the periodical ap petite. On telling the doctor of this feeling, he w*as given a half tumbler of Wbi*.} and told to drink it. He said no, and has not since touched a drop of liquor or fell a desire U> do an. ’ ‘rFonnerly,” he says, 4 -a drink of whlsVjr would have set my brain On fire, and in an hour’s time 1 would have walked ten miles to get the second one, and had U at all hazards. When 1 saw that It had neased to make me its victim a ad* lave, I would have cried for joy. I knew from that moment that the Id- dllorhie of gold had gotten the np|Mrr fcaa I, broke the feelers of diaraer and vbohr.' vote. Exactly what changes were then made in the sub-treasury bill, or what portion or |K>riion* of it will be embod ied in the new measure have not been determined u|N»n It is known, how ever, thst the much talked of Mtanford land loan bill will not be touched, or any paragraph in it introduced into the new- propositions. The Stanford bill finds little or no favor with Alliance- men, but contrarily it is thought to be a detign to help people who already have a fair share of this world’s goods. It may and likely w ill be the case that a bill on the same subject of the Stan ford bill w ill be introduced under Alli ance. auspices. This, if presented, will -provide for the relief of the agricultural masses of the United States, and for the promotion and encouragement of farm ing. lu main features will provide that any farmer w ho resides on a tract of land containing not less than ten or more than .120 acres, and who has at least one-half of his tract in cultivation shall be entitled to borrow of the gov ernment a sum equivalent toone-tulf of the assessed value of such parcel and improvements thereon. These loans are to be made direct from the treasury, and are to run for hot more than ten or less than five yeara-fet 2$ per cent. In terest. Another measure, the passage of w hich will be urged, is free coinage. These three are cardinal propositions in which the most interest is taken, but there will be others of greater or less magnitude. It is highly probable that a measure will be introduced looking to government control of railroads and telegraph systems. Not for their abso lute purchase but for their control. The Order w ill go slow on tariff, and that Is a singular weakness it has exhibited. That will bring fbf#ard ho tirlff bill, but will content itself with demanding the equalization of the tariff so that al) may alike bear its burdens. The above furnishes an outline of the w ork the leaders of the Order have in band ncw f and which they propose to urge upon the attention of Congresr, but as has been stated, there will be bills to abolish the national hanking system ami other kindred measures, which the Democratic members will find it bard to dodge when they come up squarely on their merit*. Hard Times (offer. Okra seed, properly prepared,.is the best substitute for ooffey that is known. Farch them as brown as we do coffee, wkrrflTshould be done in a “pop corn psreber,” as each seed contains an air rrll and when heated |M»ps and scatters very badly. When nkvly ouoked grind fine and mix with ground coffee, half and hair, “draw” it, taste it and see for ir FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice U hereby given that the un dersigned will file her final account with J. O. Fattsrson, Kaq. t Judge of Probate, on Moodey, the ttb day of No vember next, at 10 o'elork In the fore noon, as Guardian of the persons and estate* of G. K. Black, !.. H. Black and W. D. Black, and aek for Lotters Dle- mlaaory. MRS M. A. LAFITTE. octM-td * ~ FINAL DISCHARGE! Notice (• hereby given that the un dersigned will file their final aacounl with J. 0. Falteraon, Kaq. ( Judge of Frobale, on Monday, the ttb dav of No vember neat, at 10 n’clock In the fore noon. as Executors of Nelaon Inablnet, and aek for letters DUmlsaory. JAM y.H FARI.KR, THOMAS KICK. octK-td. Greig, Jones A Wood. CitHi lid (Uni Shirts Fichin, Savannah. Ga-, Solicit consignments of Cotton and Naval Stores and pledge their best ef forts to give satisfaction to their custo mers. Mr. J, N. WOOD, formerly of Barn well, Is with us and will be glad to verve his many Carolina friends. octs-2m Master’s Sale. Hoctr Cabouna, i Ban*well County.) Johnson Flagood, Executor of the will of Dr. Jas. O. Hagood, deceased, and Augusta C. flagood. Plaintiffs, against Hallle A, Oakman, Caroline Dun woody, Gordon A. Hagood, Isaac H. Means, David U. Means, Jas. Ha- good Means, Klolse H. Means, Maria II. Means, Caroline J. N. Means, Kate K. flagood. Johnson flagood, Jr., I/O* Hsgood and Alice flagood, De fendants. vabtition. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, In front of the Court House, on Monday, the 1st day of November next, it being salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale the following described real prop erty situate, lying and being in the State and county aforeiald: “Cypress Plantation,” the property "of the late Dr. Jas. O. Hagood, in five tracts as fully described in a plat thereof executed by J. S. Mixson, surveyor, and now on file In my office: Tract No. 1, containing one hundred and fifty-five (155) acres and ooundrd by lands of Ashley Stansell, Coe Pen der and trsc: No. 2. -Tract No. 2, containing one hundred and thirty-four (134) lerea and bound ed by tracts Noa. 1, 3 and 4 and lands of Coe Fender, Ashley Stansellaod Joshua Ashley. Tract No. 3, containing one hundred aud forty-four (144) acres, and bounded by tracts Nos. 2 and 6 and lands of Joshua Ashley, 8. C. Cate and estate of Bwann. Tract No. 4, containing one hundred and eighty-six (186) acres and bounded by lands of Coe Pender, Long Branch and tracts Nos.'I and 6. Tract No. 5, containing two hundred and thirty (230) acres and bounded by tracts 3, 9 and 4, Long Branch, Pitt’s Branch and estate of Swann. ALSO, The Home place of the late' Dr. Jas. O. Hagood in the town of Barnwell, bounded by Ian da of Leroy Ifolafr, John T. Willis, street leading towards Ha- good’* mill and street separating said premises from the Patterson House property, divided Into three parcels, having such dimensions and'boundi. ** fully appear In a plat thereof executed .by J. 8. Mixron, surveyor, and on file in my office. Terms: One-fourth cash, the balance In one, two and three years, with inter est upon the credit portion from day of .sale, secured by bond*of the purchasers and asortgage of the premises. Purchasers to psy for papers. O DUNCAN BELLINGER, Master. Master's Office, 7th October, IHUI. OCUGtd FINAL DISCHARGE. , Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will file hi* Huai nrcount with J. O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate, on Monday, the 9th day of November next, ai 1(1 o’clock in tire forenoon, as Guardian of the |htsoii and estate of l.oula L. K. M. Cave, and ask for Let ters Dismissory. . L. F. CAVE. oct8-td For Sale at Last. T am authorized hy the owner (now living in Georgia) to sell souie of the most desirable real estate in this vicini ty. These land* are high arid health ful, naturally productive and capable of unlimited improvement. 'Ihey can be made beautiful home sites, surrounded by excellent society and convenient to good churches, superior schools and first class railway, telegraphic and po.*- tal facilities. TRACT NUMBER 1 toueh'es the cor porate limits of the town ot Williston, one-third cleared, balance forest For. this plat** all cash w ill be required. Iff contains (55 acre*. TRACT NUMBER 2 lies midway be tween Williston and Elko, contains KM acres, partly cleared. For this tract $1,090cash will be required, balance on time. - -. . L-—— -Ncuuinal opportunities for investment have been offered w ithin*m v recolloe-. tion of Williston aud none better caq be presented now or hereafter. For prices and full particulars call on or w rite to me. W. II. KENNEDY, oct8 — \\ Ilhstoh, H. C. THfXTATK OK SOUTII lAROfcfltfr BARN WEM. COUNTY.’ ' IN TIIK COURT OF PKonATK. By Jas. O Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate lu Barnwell County. Whereas Mrs. M. C. A. Proveaux ap plies for Letters of Administration on the estate of W. E. Proveaux, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and ap|>*ar before meat a Court of pro bat* for the said county, to he holden at Barnwell C. H. on Friday, the Dith day of October, 1*91, at II o’clock a. in., to show cause. If any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hatulanu the seal ot the Court this 2nd day of Oetol>er A. D. 1*91, and in thellffth year of Atneri can lnde|»endence. JAS. O. PATTERSON, oct8-2w Probate Judge. Final Discharge. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned will file but final account a ilh J.O. Patterson, K*q., Judgeof Probate, on 8alurday, the 31st day of Ortnber next, at 10 o'clock lu the fo tv noon, *• Administrator of the estate of II a. >andlf*r, deceased, and ask for l/«iters Dtamtssory, D. L. COPELAND, Administrator. octl-Uf Treayirer’s Notice. Orm K Coi ntt TuKxsoHrri, HahnsNU-L, 8. CL K' pt. IHth, istd. The Tn-HMurcr w ill be at the following pla ces tor the ooilection of taxes for the fiscal year commencing Nov. 1st, Ih'JO, on the days mentioned below , » Elliott Sanders Store, Thursday, Oct. 15th. ITiester’s 8tore, Friday; Oct. Kith. Manuel’s, Saturday, Get. 17th. Kinard's, Monday. 0<*t. 19th. Eiirhanlt's, Tuesday, Oct. 20th. .Hunter s, Wednesday, Oct. 21st. Midway, Thursday, Oet. 22d., . Bamberg, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23d and 24th. .. (indiums,. Monday, Oet. 2i»th, l laekvtlle, Tuesday and Wednesday,'Oct. 27ih and ‘2stli. Williston, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 29th and :40th. . Blanton's, Saturday, Oet. 31st. Barnwell, C. H., Monday, NoV.“2n Seven Pia*?s, Tuesday. Nov. ltd. Imnharton, Weilnetslay, Nov. 4th. Ashley's Store, Thursday, Nov. 5th. Eursc Store. Friduy, Nov. 4>th. BaKloek, Saturday, Nov. 7tti. Ffwinton, Monday, Nov. 9th. Allendale,‘Tuesday and Wednesday Nov. lOtti and 11th. Keur.-e’s Ston-, Thursday, Nor. 12th. - George’s Creek LJub Mouse, Frjdav, Nov. 15th. Bamwetl ('. H., from 14th Nov. to Decem- l>er 15th, inclusive. TAX LEVY. State Taxes.. •County Taxes School Tax^ fs Total Levy. All Special tional levy < which has , Notice is hereby gi next meeting of the Legislature appli cation will be made for a charter incor porating The Barnwell Street Railway Company. . . . — G.-D^?K:a?i Bx.lu8(2KK, Wm. McNab, 4 H. C. II av, Willis J. Duncxk, and otherH. Angust22, 1S91. Application for Charter. Notice is liersby given that thirty days al ter date the undersigned will ap ply fo W. Gilmore .Simms, E*q., Clerk of the Circuit Cdurt,’fpr incorporation, under section 1378 of the General Stnt- j wtes, of the New Home Baptist Church of Barnwell County, btate of booth Carolina.'—L,— -—V' 1 ' •- ■ ;■■■■—-—— Peter Wright, R K. Gardner, Stephen Howard, Alexander AJken, ^ R. 11. Gardner. mills. ... .4'.,' mills. .... •; mdis. 1TT. Final Discham miTls. SehoY/1 Districts have an addi f two’ ndlls except Williston, mitts, and Oak Grove 1 mill. * National Bank bills, gold and silver coin re ceivable for taxes. M ntilnted bills and coin will m)t be Liken. After the l5ih of DecemtKT 15 ii r cent. p< n- alty and all other dist will U* iuldixl on all un- pdd taxes. —:— ' • A. F. FREE, Treasurer BarnwcIN ounty. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un- dendgnod wlil ffle hisfltiAf n^vouht with J. (). Patterson. Esij., Judge of Probate, on Monday, the 12th day of October next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, as Guard ian of the person ami estate of L. W. Bi-hop, and ask for I^*tters*Dismissory. seplO-tdJ J.W. JENNY.’ Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned w ill tile ids tinnl nrcount with J O. Patterson. E-«|.. Judge'of Proltatr, on Saturday, the iltlt day of Oetobcr neXt, at 19 o'ebn k in. the forenoon, a* Adudnistrator of th* estate of Mrs. Jane K^Wood, Aud ask for l.etfers Di*- HiisMorr. W. f.. WOOD, sep24*td. "GOOD MORNING YOU ALL.” Application for Charter For Malaria, Liver Trou ble, or Indigestion,use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS For Sale or Rent. Wm. Wright, H. G. Green, Lott Wright, Josa Hammond, Jeffery Frost, .September 8th, 18U1. sepl(>-td LAND FOR SALE. One hundred and thirty-three acres pf ffne timber lands near Port Royal K R., bounded by lands of J. II. Killinlxs- worth and others For terms, apply to JOHN E ALLEN, Attorney-At-Law, may 21-tf) Barnwell, S. C. Ot»e of the most desirable Plantations in Hampton county, five n\ilcs from Matthews’ Bluff on Savannah river. The place U well settled ami abund antly supplied with lalror. Offers unu sual inducements to either purchaser or tenants. It is capable of being subdi vided into smalls Farms, aud will be* sold or rented separately or as a whole. With the plaee will be sold Provisions, Mules and wirme very choice Stock. For terms apply to C- J. COLCOCK, sep21-lm Seminole, S. C. Prettt) Places. ^ ^ I offer for sale one of tin? most desi r- able lots in the town of Elko, contain ing one acre und having a nice cottage re si deuce and all necessary improve ments. „ '. , ALSO A tract of one hundred acres of land a mile from the Elko depot, healthy, with excellent neighbors, a dwelling and other farm buildings. For terms and prices enf I on or write to AXI>KE>V T. WotiDW A RD, apr9-tf) L Barnwell, S. C. THE PATHOS OF PEACE BETTER THAN Nntlee Is hereby given that the tin d*r«!gn*d will file his finalaevoMiit with J. O. Patterson, K|, Judge of Pro- J bate, on {vaturdar, tbe .flat dav of Oct**- I her next, at tonVbtelt In fh* Toren.s.n, j as Administrator of the i-fttate of M. J Brabham, deceased, and a»k for l^tteis | Dismissorv. N. F. KIRKLAND, 8a . Administrator. oet Ltd FINAL DISCHARGE. The jiImiyc Yoiin<f folk* Meem to he eiijoYiui; lln‘in- a# a ih.’Iv*'.. F.y.tyIhmIv in \\ .•*- KmU-U kmbjr Klwn Ih.i tho un-jHarmvi ll. hjl-UTIl Aiki ii dersigned w t|| file Ills final ai-i*oiiMt w ith . , . J.O Patterson, Emi . Judgf of Pmbate, BlIU ^<»Utlu ! H ( )rail“(rhlir^ Ss turd ay, the .11 *t >f Octolwr . , . , , , . call IlIlYt* II «r«Hul tlllit* l»Y (‘Oili- next, al Iff o clock In (lie furefOMin, as I • . ■ . Guardian of the iierson aud estate of J. I (‘ItrlY UIHI ollfll to ||)Y B. Best, and ask for Letters D.smLs..-j^ ton . j n WjUistoH ;||l(| ry. n. L. BE8T. • . ^ octl-td jtlllotlK* I.A I KST NEWS. Now Store. New (iooilft. State Election flotice. Mv ftiirli i-. Notice !• hereby given that pursuant Prices, to Writ of Election to ua directed by the * , . ------ Hon. Ira B. Jones, Speaker of the . P n HJplctc ill IKIYIll*^ evel'V- llotise of Reprc*entativ«*S| a S|>ccial Election will be held on Wednesday; the twenty-eighth day of October, 1*91, at the various preedneta established' by law In Barhwell (’minty, for a member of the llmise of Representatives, to till thejracaney caused by the death of the I1qjC_J- Ryersr»n Smith. The following named persons are hereby appointed tiling Fa lie v in that people want Family (rroeeries. Heavy Groceries. Drvftooils, Dress Goods, ( lothin^. No tions, .lioots. Shoes, lints. Furnishing (iootls, ILml- Managersof the said Special Election I NV .|re, Tin, WoodandCroek- at the different voting precincts: | , Allendale—W. R. Darlington, W. T. (TV Wat*(\ IIo - . 1 i(*s and Harley, II. C. DIckin-on lall the otiler IllJUlV ^oods Barnwell—Fullerton Buist, IV. W. I , ^ ^ Moore, G A. llagoo<L " kept in tirst-class stores. Biackviiie—J. o. strobcl, B. F. Pee- They were careful Iv selected, Baldoc—Henry Walker, S. S. Tumor, hollo Jit ri^Ilt and to l>(» S(dd J. L. KHi*. ' , acetirdin^lv. This if( mv first BamlK*rg—Leon Bambtjrg, (!. B. F ree, I . ‘ , j.Tf. Jones. ’ campaign in general merchan dising; and 1 am aft er making (riitei prise, that Flhrhardt—Jacob Ehrhardt, J. (’. Copeland, Nathan Brabham. , . .. Elko—R. W. Gerald, W. W. Harley, ! a n'pHtatloil -tor lair (lealni'j- Rufus Phillips. j energy am Grahams—A. I,. Izlar, E. B. Guess, ., * . . J. N. Walker. will he worth more to me in after years than present pro- F'arreH’s Store—W. Y. Sutoak, Cha^. Proveaux, J. Fk Byrd. Milletts—John j. Cater, Robertson Black, John II. Latitte. Buford’s Bridge—Maner Kirkland, Richard Morris. Jas. M. Brabham. Sycamore—Job tv D. Jenny, J. B. Bo\nton, lleory Deer. Robbins—J. E. Cochran, Job Ander- ion. AnsdLMeyer. i_ x Mixson's Mill—Patrick Murplty, P. B. Dicks, L. A Drummond. . x Midway—S. C. Williams, J. L. Seasc, Jr., Walter S. Flaves. Williston—S. G. Matthews, .M, T. W IHIs, W. G. Thompson. George’s Creek—C. M. Browning, J. II. Lancaster, B. M. K. Still. The pollsTvill open at seven o’clock In tbe forenoon and close at four o’clock in the afternoon. At the close of the election the Mana gers shall immediately proceed to pub licly count the ballots. Within three' days thereafter tire Chairman of each Board of Managers, or one of them, to be designated in writing by the Board, shall deliver 4o the Commissioners of Election the poll list, the boxes con taining the ballots, and a written state ment of the result of the election at iris precinct. ■ * All bar rooms must he closed from G o’clock p. m of the 27th of October un til 6 a. m. of the 29th of October, 1891. Provision lias been made for the pay ment of the mileage and per diem of the. Managers and (Berks of Election. P .r k; r il! I The Patterson House. well, 8. (’., at Tux Bak.vw ki.l^’koflk 1 fit. ( V)pK* tw* set; mu. Give me a trial and f will - do the rest. My expenses are small and my customer^ shall have the benefit of every advnn- tage that I. can muster. over home and iiei<2;liborihi>: com- petition, 86 come, one and all. Buy from lire and hy jgettin«»' the heat g'oods at the cheapest prices dull the edge of hard times. My father, Mr. A. J. Weathersbee, will ahvays }>e found at my store prepared to pay the highest possible prices' for cotton, lie will be glad to sen* and serve bis old friends and the general public. ~ B. A. W KATIILKSMKK, Williston, 8. C. seplT-tf THE WAYS OF WAR. Ju«t after th* lynching. In New Orleans a few months ago, of eleven member* of the M.itU by a volunteer lumd of American avenger*, some oj the daily p*|»er# created a little uneasiness bv »leclnririg risHt King Humbert’s lr«*n clads could shell New York from anchorage beyond the range of the shore forts and batter ies, and lay the htisinesM metm|Mdi*nf the country in ashes or under comribuiiou. W Uhout discussing Uncle Sam’s ability to take care of his |*»*ac**iona MieHALSOR Takes pleasure in Informing the public that on his recent visit to the North he raptured New York, New England ami a big slice oT the North-We«t. He weiif su|>plied with the aminunition of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified checks and merchants, manufacturer* and inifMirter* surrendered ujs*n the fir*t *um- mon*. threw o|ien their stticks and t«dd Mu'lialsoti to help hiiiwdf to all he want ed and to pay them what he pleased. They were de moralize* l bv the outfiowr gold to F'.ttro|ie and welcomed Mlchalson and his nnuiey a* a hard pressed -oldb r cb»*cr« the comrades who c*oiuc tsahis help and turns ttn* tide of the battle going against hi* flag. 4 IVT iclT-aJ.S033- Helped himself |il» rallv. The pr«M»fs that he did *o are as plain a* they ran be. The ( fiarlest4Mi hnutid steamers, the Atlantic ( «»a»t l.inc and tlw* Kichmond A DauviHc system arc witnesses on hi* Iwhalf. TIh*v are hurrying remthward a* fast a* steam can turn their wheel* the ffo«Ml* that Im tiomlnally bought. Even now the first consignments are coming in and IMUctLalson. Invites the |«e«qde to t*<»me from all the adjacent countre and neighlw>ring towns, buy all the g)eM|« they w out so cheaply (bat they will for gr I all alarut the low price* of rottoti. gn home rrjotHog with fresh courage to battle with hard times, A« a partial list of the giasl gisnls and great bargains that Micbalaon ha* In store hcasks afteutbm t«*the following lew example* that show the comparison of Northern and >outh«rn price*: # , f ll.u*** worth of New Y'ork clothing—Mich*ls4»n*s price. $6,ffff9. yr.tsst worth i>f liostoti Shoes >lip|w*rs, Mitdialsrtn's price, f 4,7*>ff. $9,issi worth of Ladies Dress G***!*—M|f|ial*«m's price, «5,(JU0. Iltt.fsst aotih of Nutlons—Mich*Iwnt's price, 4ff,is*l. Iin.isst worth of t«ent** F*nrnishingG*»»»ds —Mich*ls*»n’s price, $5.2PO. f.I.isMt worth «>f F'undture—Mb'liaisoti's pri«*e, fi.isst. fl.iso worth of T In and \V<mm| ware - Michalson's price. $5iii. IPMssi worth of Bacon. Hams Sugar, ttc.—Michalson's price, fff.ffflff. worth of fanned Gi«ods ami Fancy Gr**wrlc* kiichalwm's prl«*e, fljiotb *5.issi worth of Axes. Farm Hardware—MichaiMUi’s prU'e, F2. uu. ?l,tss» worth_« f l abimmery and ( ro* ker\ —-Mh balstm’s prhe, $.>11, rl.iHsi uorib ot Hoagies and M agons—Mit balsrm's firlce FT'**. Thev* qnotatioM- are offcr»<| a* texts for llimiglit, pre*s*nte«l as sign Imard* to •tiow the |ieop|c tile I mss road to 1^*111^1111^*, .Vi i< liaison has thousands of g<MHla. lit* has haigaius that ev» ryImsIv needs and can afford. If you don't sec what you watita»k for it. MichaLoii ha» it, hut d<»c* not promise to keep italw ay*, (’otna soon and in a liurrv before the cream is *coo|»cd. He hasn’t time or tongue enough to make a three hours talk, but he will help the country more between now and Chris'tua* than all the |M»liti«-ian* can do this side of th* day of judg ment, if buyers and seller* will only come to the pic nic- Sherman'* camp fol lowers and Kilpatrick’* torch light trootier* laid waste our fair country. Th* tariff and taxes and high prices have made th* |»*op|e poorer year after Tear. Michalsoii is tired of that. He u ill give this fair* work to the good of the (leo- pie. Instead of grasping for profit he w ill try to elearex|>euNOH and mak* friends. W hen times get better aud th** farmer* are out of trouble he will try to make money. That is hi* platform for six days in the week, and everybody la a*ked to come and sec him standing there, giving the l»c»t price* for cotton and all coun try produce and selling all kinds of goods to all aorta of |*eop!e at only one price and that belo* zero. THE LIVE MERCHANT, p.iri)Well. s. c. nug 27-tf Clayton R. Woods. John K. Garnktt. ClIAELKS B. M A LON K Woods, Garnett & Co., Cottoxi ZPactors -AND- COMMIS^IOIHr MERCHAISTTSv 82 13^lY STREKT, BA VA'NNAH, OA. Libci'Jil Advances made on Consignments of Cotton. Prompt Attention given to all BusincsH. a»ig‘20 offlv* on Monday; 26th October, for the purpose of receiving the ballot boxes and further instructions. Alfred Aldrich, F. M. Mixaotf, J NO. D. MiLllOt s. Commissioners of Klettlou B. C. M.J. FATE, Clerk. MRS. D. J ROW FI, I*koi>iuktkks8. This favorite house h.x* been recent ly renovated and refurnished from Rttiek) ba*ement and off^g,vhe be*t a4*<N>mmo- dati^iisYu local an<l transient cu»u>rn. Table supplied mjtb the lr*t fare af forded by county and city markets. for Infants and Children* “Costortals so weS adapted to ddklraB that I recommend It aa superior to any presoripttoa known to ra^" H. A. Aochxb, M. D., lllia Oxford St, lirookly a, K. Y.- "The ose of ‘Costoria* is to wotvers*) and Ita merits so well known that K assess a work of supereroyaffoo to ewlora* »$. 7sw arsth* inteiltaeat families who do sot keep Castorja within easy reach ” GaouM Kanra, D. D . New Tort C*y Castoria corns (Vtlc, Ooosttpstioa, Sour biomsch, DtaiThma. Eructation, Kills Warns, fires sleep, and promote* dF .t&um m^inous medtrafioa. » * For serersl yesm I hare Toar ‘ Castona, ‘ aad shall alw^s o do as as |t hss larariahiy produeaA to F. Pa Cavrasw Osaram, TT M D-. irth aw*, Xsw York air. law Tea.