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4 H r. r *• ' . ■ • • The Barnwell People. JNO. W. HOLMES. ^ Ki»:i\)U ani> 'KOpKIKTOK. IAWBST COUNTY CIRCULATION _ ' - , ...... ' : • r , ^ ; I THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1S00, | rTJStJ?leotion news gotA better and | itlf) oetfer. In other time* political revolutions have boon described as “trash movers,” “tidal waves” and “land slides” but the Savannah Time* measures up the work of the 4th in*t., aa a regular “Xofth’s flood and the DemocratH all in the Ark.” Just think of it! The Republicans began the Fifty First Congress in full possession of the Presidency, the Senate and the Home of Representatives. Flushed with victory Its leaders c<4u- mcnml to prepare to safely Ijrep alt that had been bought in the campaign of’8S. To make that easy work time- honored rules of parliamentary prac tice were ruthlessly overridden, Deni-- oerata fairly elected by the people were turned <mt of their seats against all i 1 ^ 1 ^ ^ rc*»ofl %tiLy ^i l jsjAkuXfta fld.lUiL~ ted to swell their reckless .strength. New States were admitted in shameless violation of law and decency, and the treasury looted that the soldier vote might he kepi solid. To terrorize tin* South the mischievous Force Bill was put oh Us passage and to pay back the contributions of pampered manufactu rers ami monoj*>fists the McKinley Tariff Bill was passed, laying fri4r burdens upon every bread winner in addition to the grievous plunderings that make the rich more opulent a ml the poor more hopch-ss and helpless. On the Fourth of Novemlwr the American people passed judgment and the civilised world echoes their verdict with approval. After the fourth of March next of all the prominent Ke- puldlcans mi lately exultant only Reed and Lodge will remain in the National ! House of Representative*, and they so lately Invested with almost kingly |miw- j •r will be leaders of a minority beggar- , )y in numbers and intliieuce and abil- By. Just think bow the tallies have !»ecn 1 turned! Kmuigh I»emocraU elected to t'ongrvss fr>»m the North to organize I •lie House w ithout the need of a single Southern votw from any of the Mates : “lately In relx llion.’,' How much j brighter the sunshine, li<>vr niuch ! awrt'ter the air, h**w much fairer the •kies of the future! It is peace, white wings.! |M*a'N*. Knmi the mi long alienated North tin nit «arngrr has <*<line, lM*aring the «dlt< > branch, fragrant and Ul-H.ining with the beautiful promise of ble»»cd fruit* of harmony and roooncilLaiioO. Khmu now, beneeforth and foretor, Mas..n | and Dixon's line sb<Mild tie only a in. in* ory failing fast a* the uni with d ) ears go m. That this fair promise may ri|WMi Into lasting realiAali**u, the S«»ulh should fl" her most unsellish ss-nrles*. The I hoiKirs of this mat. hle-s . auipaign hate been w..n and should be wont U> the sturdy M»rs« of the North, who hair , lovyd their country more than tin y , hat* feared the ia*h of party, the' men who hate gained«o gallant a vic tory deserve the most generous and grateful recognition Tirey^nt'o not 1 pru/esaed entire conversion ba'Deuro- j cratic dot'iriues. They tiave not bsl- den a final farewell to all their former party associations nor have tUej c< ine . with arms and baggage and «ii!i»tedj lor life in the camp of the Iteinocracv. • That one fact sluiuld not be forgott«-u f for an hour hv any Southern !>• inm rat, *nd to win them to our side cvorUsU ( lugly should In* our lab«ir of love, con tinuous and uniiriftg uulil the ti iuiu]4i of democracy is mtupicU and tlie v'rr- , throw of Radicalism as ulU r as the de struction of Pompeii or Herculaneum. | in the scramble for party oftlccs and honors follow ing this revolution Sontli- j eru men should take no part. Party * | success and public |M*aceaiul prosperity should la* sweeter to them than the; loaves and tidies that cannot b" 4< enough to go round.” The necessary prominence of South ern Democrat* in Mr. Cleveland's ad ministration furnished eflVeitve argu ment against his reelection to his and our political enemies. But nour the wood* arc full of them and They are marching over the prairies and mus- All over the aum.y South, the field* are white unto the harvest but the !u- borerii are few. The crop of the snowy j staple is larger than the Industry of the dusky fingers fhai gather 4t. As hit- j man Ingenuity lias always FoVn e<|r»ul to human needs cotton picking by. ma chinery may be counted an early prole- abiliry. Three picking mnch I ties were bu exhibition at a fair at, Memphis ui week or siyago. One of them was said to have done tl»e work of tifty hand*, and at a Tost far below the prices, paid at present. v It seeniK, at tliis w riting, tiiat Col. El- wHl'bc ('nngrestman from the Sev- ent.h l\istilcf. If so the Soutlj Carolina tTf^irorntliTTmTum-tjfl'riC Canary Miller received a rr.ajoritv of . . r r i. ;' i'. w, a. ak. .Alliance Department. A.loptcd ss th<' Count\ t>rgun by the Ccuu- ty Alilatjcr Jul) r.ih, isv.i, . M. .E I*ATE, As,sot i'ik f.mror, To“wtK-in z.ll foinmunicatioris on Alliuticc M;.t!- r should Ik? addr* ^'ed. ^ Offlffri df Uip Count) Alllauri*. I>. 1*. f , <dmirm-r.J‘residont. A. K. Free,,Vice I’r.-flL'iit. AV. 8. ikunf’etg, Scerckyr, . , N. Y. Ku Idatid, TreiisniYV. \v < > 1 ■!Itton, t'haplain.- L. . Ji. lK*et4H*er; — «J. I . ituV, Ask, -iant l.eeturcr. \V. F.. ^ ‘(ller, 1) >or peeper. H. V* Wood'vard. A>.. i\tiiiit Boor Keeper. B W. H-s!it«.riI,•ant.at Arms, M. W.-Pi.iUitVT B'nsmess AJeut. --E\i eniix-r--<«<'iiiertUe(.: —C. IF Kj('g," tV. W. Patrick, W. A,f.' i;t. Trade ( (itninif?; '' -fi. Nf, limiter, E.,'11. the. votes j oiled, but plirt of !ii'* b..l- lots did not comply w itli tint reipiuc- nvents of the law .‘is to >i/,o and ^implie- Hy he is mighty apt f<* Tall hi the soup. The Nt nv ’l ink Herald ligures' that tlnrncxt House ordte'peesi^ntatives w ill eojisist of 2dd Democrats, Kepnhlieang \)~k riiirty Stales send Deinoeraiic del egations, twelve Atick to tlieir Kcpuliii- < an idols, Kansas lias been redeemed by the Alliance and Iowa is it* dmibt. — 1 (..'omaptfer on tjoe ! of 'the,Order--.?. C. Nfc- Mislaa, M. Fk ulkTt, \V. T.M.'ave, J. K. f'la lie .•. I . l-. t >U' >T Ata.auali ng t.u , Sam'-latn.lv rm the hH dunela-I UUIll- - Th* Fair I’oii.I Alliance ask*- tliat. each Stib-AUtanec of the J'.rothcrhooU in Iriniwell wlio l'av<»r a Bank being iiot it Mted-foj* tllC iK'llellt Of the Broth erhood h I. the same be Jihow ti tbroiigh the County organ-as .^otj/i as.possiblc. W. W. H aut, .S eretary. yA 1 *- 11 n Wfl — Vi ■— - - - - T he t /otTon I'hint is not in fau>r of -frh e-- rr-«-irFnt ! Alliance “That the one hundredMoiinrs l*4*Vcd (»e ) |so,r»lO, exclusive of w biti* per- now - paid as a tax on t In* sale.of w his- sons in the Indian Territory and InT ; I*''.' and now »i-**d a-a genTuaFcounty dians on'r*. servations and in Aia.-ka. - ajrpninttal f-und be tise< iurned <>ver : dor President Harrison ii„ , , ; .r 11 TFtTrsda> /Tlkb XovtmTT^r;:uT:v l tji,na 1 ) ? ' ' 777 Thanksgiving day. The HernocratsJ have abundant cause for its unanimous | a»l>s<‘r\ a nre. as the a nehoo, general Hind, and school fund tTyT“ tokes Chitlin Eiiitersity has tifty more stu- iH'nis than at this dale la*t year. Car- l- inry anil masonty gre tlifi fayorlm “utmitcx 44 ' sayflj ‘*In our Judg ment it w in.* best to form no all mice between the education of our children and tin* liriuo'r trathc.” Th inmik P * -. Fi eitr of li.ef s ItK Jil^ 4*V hut J, tgf l V Bunco of low a has oi.crstiip tlniing the . Sheriffs Safe. State of South Carolina, County of Barn well, .lames Patterson, Commis sioner, Plal.itifl', against \V. M, Bai ley and . Baxley, Defendant*. BA' VIRTUE of an Execution to me direct,m! in the above entitled*, cause am] now on tile in my office 1 will sell at. Barnwell, in front of the. Court House, on Monday, the first day of December next, It being sale day in said month, within the legal hours'oF sale - . . ; v All the right, title, Interest; and es tate of YV. M. Baxley and B. F. Baxley In and to that tractor parcel of daml lying und being situate in said County, being apart of th;*Tract of land belong ing t<* Mis. Retie^.-a Bn \M*V at her dealTi, containing cue hundred and eighty-threo (ls;t) acres .more or h’Ts ami lioundcd North by lands of J. W. (Jure and YV. tv SneFing, East, ^ fry lauds of Mrs. M. Z. Fiiuith and W . M. ( .ne, Spuih bv lain!- oT0C‘0. Baxley aiuLAVl'Sjl by [amis of derrv tSneHhig Master’s Sale. ’ State or South Caromna, Cot^xxv or Bakxwf.m., in thk Cot Kr or Com mon Plkah. Isaac Chassereau, Plaintiff, against Charlotte Cliasserean, Mary Chasse- reau, Margaret Cornelia Miteiiam, Kmina R. Shaw, Rebecca A. Hiers, (George Chassereau, ^yman. Chasse- reaii,., Birnie (Jhasscreau, Henry C h arse red ti, WiHie ( hassereau, Jere miah Cha-ser«*au anti Minerva Chaw- . itreAU, DeiVlidnlits. Pur-'iiniTVto a decree of the Court made in the above entitled cause and to me directed l will sell in front of the Court House fit Barnwell, within the .X l u A With and John A. K illings,vot4h. Eevied upon and to hr* sold as the property of W. M. Baxley and B F. Burley to satisfy said FExecution and costs. - > Tei ma tyasli. Purchaser to pay for I aper-i J- YV. LANCASTER, H, B. O. Sherifl ’KldFiee ]0th Nov. ls.,o. Waste? s Safe at Bamberg. South’Carpijva—Baunw km. ( ountv, I.n iiurf('oui.T ok Common Pi kas. F. *i. BamnKJtu A.\iJ Duikhh^ Aii.uxsT \A \ ( V J. A M.K.X—x \ H KrrK, l > \U-- r i i ion m*r Es i \ i k LaNUdf 4>r.‘ l. Ti.. H.tMTVKnr;, TtjroKAS k i<7 In pursuiuicc ojif th*’ decree of Hon. Jam* s A M riclhr »lmlge of. the See«*nd (;irentr/T will idC-r h.r sale at poblic Hiu tion N (.:i vV EDNKS1»A Y, THE Till KDDAYOK DECKM HER NEXT', AT BAMBERC, in said County, at II u’ch' -k in th e—fol'clmolj, the fo*|(.>WMlg lots i.TiTT [lareids of land situate hi apei VOX POPI LI. The eh * lion in tjiis t ‘ouiit v pa*--' with the utmost quietude. T her** abs«duu*]y no UUlurhame* whstev whb li we have heard. Th did not turn out in full force 1 of th* Ir |*crfcct cnjitidenee in th* ami the claims of their white cot fieM/T "T he Re|Mihlican* felt \»*rv ii <1 off ' r. Wits l ?r of i Hut* h* rats *cau«e i result j ‘ottOtl I t*le Interest ill til* 1.1tit nton* in The r* suit- at the Cotintv ar. ruiciK Ii Mate con the < «.n: ul « nl ual r. uu iu- ion^ year.,, adjacent t** s:*i»l Town; each t** be s*»Jd —— j -epnrat« ly, tv wit: * There wi!H»** am.-.*iingsd th**County. * THKJt*A NK LOT —*0 feet fronton Trn-fee Hi*M‘khoi«l**Ts «*t tin* Farmers* Railroad A Venn A by 17.1 feet in d**pth, A di.iuee Kxtdiunge, (IlmiteiD of s*»itth more «*r less: Ismud* «i North by lot *»t Candina at A*gricult>ir.-«l Tlall, Coiiini-1 l>r. l» Barton, E:**t by 1*.t of ||. N. on I>*H«*utla*r U. D «», at ^ p. in , to I Folk, S*nith by •Kaiinun! Avenue and coH*id**r the matier <*f **stahlls|iiiig an West hy |*»t of H J Urabhatit. LOT -.*7 feet front on Haiiroad A ve- | tine by Itet feet <lecp: N«»rtli by lot of | Dr D'. B.irtoti, Ka«t t*y lot of the estate I known a- the “Tyler Iku,” South hv I Hallroa*! Avenue ami \W si t»y lot of H. I N. Polk. .FR l.rtr”- 35 D^’t fi SOUND tnlhd in a sound body” Is the greatest earthly blessing, that man is master of all human ct'orts, ami wouian queen over all sit- uations. Health and happiness go hand in baud ami without them , _ , , f , m i , there is iniTCiilatml-lasiULg-upward progress and grow ifig prospi*rit\. I y»l h.yr.of yp Mjiii;l»y llwltes— To Rafr-SwrU J»nl< allwllm .imArpawiWWth-lw^lv*. that they may raw,fully «4,irK.rt the r.-.|«.u-H.llftl.- il.a^ Ufa Ha.;*fv«i. than, ami equally ■ sacred should be their care that tlm olive plants ot their hoiisehoula should grow, into strong, reliant nitt'uhood and beautiful and a«*complislied wt*manbood. Agiiin-t the thousand ills that flesh is heir *o the study and resear«*lu*s of the Cost minds of many centuries haVc discovered from the secrets of nature rcmeule® that strengthen h11tiinnitv'againsCthe attaeks of op**n amLltisidlous .disease ana that afe coJitTuual 1 y leivgtUe.ukng the short sjian ot our lives, so hedged about ; with cruel foes. All tlm mos^ipprov-ed re.medies that tin* p^ st Das given to the present, “the heir of all the a.iys,” ran be found in tht-ir l)est_pjirity at,-U>e naw- Ah sai<l month the follow ing described All Huit certain tract of land, situa ted, 1\ ing and^being in the said Slat** an J F'ounty, containing one hundred and twenty six (12«»; acres, bounded North **v lands of Mary A. Cha.-seivan and J.C. Bielaml, East liy lands of \V. 1. i < has-ereau, South by lauds of M. C TrneTia M it*-!ram and E; T’. ICi hTird. and West hy lands of E.JF. Kinard. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. (J. DUNCAN BEL,LINDER, M aster - Slav. 13lh 1800, me** Bank and to make any chaug**s i u»tituiioii or plan that may I** ad- TIm* I'armers* Aliiauce. tit uerci: ib.w «: •I t. Th VUr • D. die HO TftK “TVI U Railr«a«t •I Hi : \*>nl •tit •t n at a. 1 I* t*» at in i l.t H utr i > ••• lUu Ml A* « i»t L'k*. Drib IMbl. MU!** w ild MhU F 41 M • .c.iri Mix*. Hal !•*.’ . Kh limit. I otal. ti ti« t! Al. Th I «»J . * i w»,-|. aim! ti A veil! by lot ffcha« uni n * Uou T North rg. »..< it ‘t** ii Ra A. At by In'* f«**i Dr. lb lt«rti • ^ ttii, b) R. by lot Iai»l jb« ii idaDoneac Thomas F. Stubbs and W.S. Tison, copartners under the firm name »d Stubbs and Ti-on, Plaintiff**, against Samuel J’. Mam r and others, Defend- Hiits. :— —— : ’ ~ BY VIRTUE of a jiidgmeiiyt InFore- Hir*rrrrr i <*t Mortgage in .above stat*;*!, Ca*;e to m«* directed i will sell at public auction before .the Court l!*»u>*** Door r.t Barnw it, i^iij tug t in* legal hour- of sale on MefolriT', D.'eember Dt 1V.K>, th** sain** l»**ing Saleday, 4< All that cortaiu plantation <*r tract of land situate iu tin* ('oqruy of Uorr*- \\ e 11 .1Ud I h» .- I I.tr- o| SfMIlh Caroltfll "II ihe Fhi^t side of C**o«.iw hatchic -w amp. Bounded on th»* North by lands of J. W itgiivi** and S. P. Maner, Jr., South by land-«»f AV, J. Lawton and ^)mm:i C. M.tn.*r, E.i-t •») lamia of J. YV. (tgilvie and YV. R. Brabham, YVe-l by lamia rf YY. J. I.awt**n ar.d t <m;**kwhatebi*' Swamp, lauitaining live liundrcd («W») acre* more or less. Terms cwith. Pur* baser to pay for papers. ti DUNCAN BELLIMiER. master. Nov, 3d I'* 4 .*, Master’s Sale. Opefa flouse Dfiig Stofe, r - ^ Pari)\Vellj S. C. r Muhl f •. i - - -1 < *ir Eality, tin* patronage of all In need of ii of T+H-liiicnt dr the r* 1 ef of *( nJi in ‘d diseases. modi-* cine* for tin* pi'*“\tuition <*f Uieqiient oi' tlu* r* 1 of of c« n.i ut Mi uiseases. Nona bnt the host goods, bought from the best houses Li the bc*t markets of the L u- fou will be kept on band and our Prices Will Please The People. - -For • wb.: Pat*• :'i':h in pat. nr or nroprh-Hirv medic*m«* wo will keep In •luck All pryparutlonsThat ha^ wou their.w - ay to publle approval. . ' . Otir stock of Fancy *wi< ! d-, ToiletyA* - * *--oii****, Soaj *, P* r!un;**ries, Brushef and miscellaneous sundries i - so c*»ny>h :< - 1 perior that H - peaiv- loi it -el a* “iillihl* a lung fmi” want In iiift* uftty. — - ^ < »n •! ^**11 fw oL D M *i .;l» lti 4 * 1 < •! i ‘C HMu • *1 JXy W 111 filiu our i f*ir**lgn su-lds. irs •* tp.ia lt> n in America oniioi-eur- ot got t«‘»‘k of tin* \* ry Lc* 1ST Prt sciTjuion j careful cxactncitA. . ~ ... f- YYt*-M-Tif be gda*i Tn ivaR ti|'-'-tF *»uroTd fftends and will r**jo c*iu)puuiui« J at any hour.'jJ.tbc *lay or niglff with the niost ( of uYw.patrol*-. All vi*.t<?rs, arc slncerdv iutit* ! m call ul be County s. at, l birtim :.*** fn biake Tegfonf or on pleasure t>euts OIMTK \ fK>L St5 IHvia; HTOPF-, The last an*l b^-t chapter iu Barn well’s lr*^*:n. KIRKLAND & HOLMAN, Proprietors. o»*t .'U>-tf Pjcafess apd Prosperity. jr THE irv I- t* to- <>i 1 of strict. ARK LOT "vet I'i.i Ol J. Th** Bank c»f Biruw Kmiinw i»imi*i« I I* iniai t• \ IKTI E of a In i e« ,, c*l in tlu* «ls)\e i BY me *ti I will i ‘ .ii r| r Hon-. ol D« M, , Plaint' •(till (*tli*' tal order it 'tiled C4l front «»t t r, th*- Hi «», it Is-i bin the It t ill >lctlt**«| public went of I* to In* it they Mtatir* • ^.'** >f h 1 \ J -JL I •I A All Mi iiiuaie, \.TA ci r* Zj. r« turn II Ri It h ir - < Tor NO. I—RK-IDFAi • Mill I.n .1 YY . o. 1(4 •l/l*H iMa.T • Mu i We ; Lot , 4 on ph III b| |(| II tll4t net tVmetl — .*<Mh ln-L.. ia x* ‘•rob- Killer, *.av that w e I141 cine t bat gave I cu»’oiiicr» than For •-le h B inwcll. v < Rail Ye R. . K. II. Jwl Kt %V h i'll l o. A MON J MENTAL LIAR. II* -I, I'nleWafur.l s«»«« Qnmhrm with l..mmI V*rn teii.l Neerr Suill.«l. Or.eof the tri'wt inD'HliB n**w m« t with is tin* m n iminiuiieadal and nrti the bam** t ue funk** v>ithout *.n) attetupt to a rcan ®‘ , .ftrrt!ie I.’vd ;] Ciir.uil tui'* iiftem*K*n at of fi*n t*» th»* iittb* crowd ;.r tiind hint. THE ULU PY>V.~ I*. jdic Ii it tm jsrson* • cun t* U >, nn#V, at i-{ arvnt, l*. ‘Such KVII.I 1: \M.IAM FI OM III. YV *••! (' * « *r# 1 'Tf 1**1 N»» ;i—1 if ts | \ | -nd \ 1.4 »T NO. 4—Oii bv -!r»*«‘t s**i Ea»t l#V Of; atigcl' Utid* «*f Mr* tt*'*l ti . M. . 1.0 r NO. '1—4 >11 No it, Ks*t 1* ( 4 »r>* • 1 y •*f*vt*i im*| 1 arat- and West hy land MIT NO. fi—4 >1 No. 7. East b v Ora bv lot N«i. 6 and 1 M. A Adam | Lor \4». Th acre*: N.*rtl 1 by « No. |) E.a *t bv >o4i?b hv L* t No. hv R< «*f 1.4 TVi !»ai*ci O. nr bv ami 1 1 Km|i Ml l Immiii*! rs. T. Splem-d-ici Stoclsis < 're d YY or c R* M. I 11 Iv Mi DIM Purcha-er t«» pay AN BELLI NO Kit, Mu-:* 1*0 it: »uth l*« r .1.1,ch ami F r»*m tbl» it tile to r«l« , XmoIh ibrei! t*, el ail the ••II of that • I w 1th the tilt 11 IjmIm*** results of under buy flit to %rll 9 . and hat* u and .1, •I W iorth b geburgsin ig it rmni •I.M r*». Y| ; *. acre: grburg Sin c-t hy lam # •ec ami thrr late I tml- ot \. Adai ii bv lot LOTS ZPou Sale. \v |«|e«!ge our I |T*diL AI L, . lie. S. C. IK, Mr. irt li- A< T * in On SalesJay in will olTer fur sale. it YY t* • i\ ug naun of’th* •l affnnh d loti d r.t r: <- YY it tering in the cities and the .Southerners may safely take a rest. It was Patrick Henry, we believe, who said In one of Ids happiest efforts ihortly after the conclusion of the Rev olutionary war, that the general rejoin ing over the fortunate termination *d‘ that long struggle was disturbed by only one dis**ordnnt voice, the hoarse tones of John Hook, who came into Washington’s camp, clamoring for pay ment for a couple of beeves impressed to feed the starving and barefooted continental soldiery’. And In our day and generation, be fore the night is fairly ended we hear, even from Texas, the voice of the broad ; horn political economist Roger ; Mills, so-called leader of the last House, j aaying that he xvill be a candidate for' the Speakership. The old gentleman •eems to think that the Democratic party is U> be corraled just as cowboys | round up and brand the cattle upon a thousand hills. He has never realized as yet that the election of lss8 w as the direct condemnation by the American people of the extreme policy engineered by him then. The Republican school masters have been able to learn him bat little, and it remains to be «cen if the Democrats will be wise and brave enough to teach him tliat be is now a comma in ancient htltory. - We hope the. ;<outh Carolina delegation will leave the Texan theorist severely alone ^ bard wood timber, without warp or wladebake, from the new . the North. { - “Talkin’ nUnit Kinks hm-tin’,” Lo b /m, “I wimt t* t *11 y - T> ait ;t little s’vrimpo I had onet down In Alabanm K*f<Ti* tli' wor. I guess I wiu worth K ut n inillion dollar- at the time, an* 1 w uz Ii . in' in a palace in a Kith* town called Pnradii**, ju.-t .'u-r***^- th’ river fr*.jn Edon, K»t!i iu Alabama. Th’. river wuz the river J .rl.'n. n.i’It wua two miles wide if it- wo*^ eu inch. AVTTU the president of F!7o Ed**n Bank—lm*l no bunk in PAntdisc—livtxl right next t* mo. Osip m«>ri»in’ hi Ktnnrv r Iu* c.uuo Into my holts**, an’eez !••*: Th q s, gnews Tht^hjuik ii liuH UJV "f ta\\ r.'ttcr git y».r money out afore 1 git there, else 1 11 elof-oth’ d«M)rR.’ “Weii, I thoiight r K*ut my milium d*)llaiw an’ wuz nearly wturi m-y\rk. There wuz no A rrv cross tllTrpvr t’ Edon, mid the Bank wuz fauf.4Jtik‘* ia- froin th'river uiiyhow’. ^ Five miles up the river wuz a bridge, and th’.prosit' d**nt of th' bank started U gdt it an’ cross t’ Eden bo for** 1 could git there, ’flange la* wanted t' fiV'/.o me out of tinn.-d trw n-* my inilli*>n. lie wuz on li-i.-'hnck, an’ r<xle like a now fanglcd Paul Revere. Hut he couldn't scoop mc, ITl tell ye. After ho had au hour’s start I got my Loss saddled mi’ took him t’ th’ river. There I found two single oared shells, so I put th’ hosi in one, staivdiii’ dp and balancin' l^isseli, yo know, an’ l.got in th’ otlu*r one. I With D **:u'4ticc, 2(Y **ents a hale f«»r 4'in* w •*♦ k. V\ itb l«i -ur oH’e, ,*ki cents a Jiale f**r fit*t hh»im Ii and 2'» cent* a bale for each >i4ri •••••ti i tij month. Any otii • 4le*iring to do so can g**t an :el v aiic«* **l n* Bla* kx i r S4>ja*r cent from the Bank He at the rate of f* p< r 4’«‘nt.. p.*r annn in on *•< iton st*>r(tl in *>ur « f Y*i», L,Ui .4 ling. Lu I NO. North.by e-fa Ea-t by lands by-st r****t «cps iavr ainl K. Ik D* JdNirai DccemHer I ib!ic auc- rcsiddiicc 4 ) * SCI No. 1) M*TJK Nl,*. •.», 4 '. it. t *»1 k w arehe 4 «**t<i per bar U!ic:i| 0*4 ii weighed and -**M for 10 cents • w In ii d«*-irc»l. • rates of storage for other goods. J .U. TttttXST ON, . bfw (;**n«*ral Manager. , tiun, a lew Lots in the Town of Bumwell. These Lots arcMilJ high and dry, being located on fhcdiill in the Northern portion- of the ,T(rvni. The streets are from 60 The Lots measure about one-halt acre -s**\cn 4 o. la ml TR Yt F M. Banil ing it from .? am! and YY e*t hy lot oF ami Orangeburg StreeL/ 1.4 > I’ N4>. !»—(So.Jf **fi Town p'atj One a**re: North loe»tr****t soparuting it from lot No. s, b4ist l*y lot ot 4;**<*rge P. Bamberg, Hturdi l»j Rice Hfreei «ii<1 f . t ( , ( n .ijF' i u ii * y\ • - 1 Barnwell Street. | icci iu w ICLI WlUt:. AND ALSU the following tracts or parcels ul land (subdivisions of the haves I ract ) a* 4 dcsignafe*! and pn/dv morp llvitt two Intx. mark-l on plat uf aatd L. N, * CJUI * 1>ni ,n<)lL ,n * ni ,,)LS4 ann«*x* s il to return. ; T.HE STATE BAIt\ IX TUE ' By Mai P YY i.- IjVt-rr : JCorn,: Th.- i molii-l [ ami cr« < ami bat** at B If oJ'J i {i F.LL 4 ul Treasurer s h'ot/ce. I i ;»a. iu B K * il 4 iy«» i,-4 L'tfX Nil No N„ *1* for th** said rnw* H C. II dav of N*»vemlwr, t**Vh'*w calls**, i; * me A count '#*u i 1MH an v .at i I w Ii * iitid not i n to In* : pr**- i»ld**n -tli . a. m i ...i- X**v. 10. .'ll.. In in Y\ Nor. 1*2 to t v x ijev r. > •*nio , *r, v * ar «*l N vs-ivn i.k,'ruNs:., YI;ir»*!» 1SIH). R.nlam - Micro!*** Killer t o., . i Nio Im HI'*, IVtiTTr:— ih'idlcmcn—In reply to yours quit ing of my health at tin* pr< date, will say: l ani w**ll, having bad Pdt one spcH of tHrrnsTrn'ce iny la-t testinnmial of 1U.I; that was bjJious fever Aitgiist. I had quit taking Microh** Killer for about live month-,- TTi viog h tfl no bred for it. I hrnk** up qiV lev or a ml -t ailed to work tin* first H Sopienihcr and li:i\'** n**t lost a day ■M’. '-s of ‘Mi\ kind. I how feel a- though l wna entirely curetl, hut thrmtgh lear *>l :inother attack 1 coii- Kel linger » return. ( TRA( I’ N4>. |—ill acres: North hy Tract No. >, EiiJit hy ( antioiPs Bridge R<*ad, .^ontli by lot No. 7 and West i*y i n -r4 - ! K.M r N <» 2—'22 I-'•-I'. Ml aci'-s: (Mi p -North hy Tract No. .'!, F.*\-t hv i amion's 1 Bridge Road, South hy T ract No i, and \^r-'t hr tai’ds (.f .YD -. M . A . Adams mini-lnsi i«*n i.iveil ohder my haml and :h tin* r*».irt tiTKg-rli day of.N* .L. D. 1s.» », aunF il) the ll.'ufl Auiericau imlcp* fol* m*c. J AM i> (). PATTi:Rsr»\, Prol.at** J udgo. n<*vl0-2w ^•rit* Tax* HH-i. ?>\ inillsf. •4 nulls K-mHl 2 nulls T R \< T No. J—’JJMl-lCOaercs : North hv T’raet No. 1, liast hy i umioii .s Jjritlge Roaii, South hy Tract No. 2 and \\ e-l hv laml of Mrs. M. A. Adams. TRA< T NO. 1-27 .TU-Kki.acr**-: North by Tracj No. •>. Fa-; l.y Bridgf* RoHiTySoirth hy T ract N<*. .'!aml U **.-t hy lands of Mrs. M. A. Adams. th’ boss wuz in an’ towed him- over t* Uj’ Eden shore. “Tlion I mounted him nn’ rode like fury. On reacJiin’ th’ maiji street, where th’ bank wuz, I saw th’ presi- i dent about a Mock ahead of me. I lashed up th’ boss, reached tit* bank, drove right up tli’ hte|M« into th’ office, Til \( T’ N(). a—27 Sff-T(K) qt’res : i <d'it tbyougii LkU di-a- 11 " v fr^'f No.G, KastbyCaruApPs n-naprc grecahlc weather. My lungs arc sure- F.ndge Road, South hy Tract No. 4 and t a t c ' ly in good condition as l play lir»t b f'} **y lands of Mrs. M. A. Adams. | fiat cornet In Baxter’s First Tenn. Reg-! . 1 Hai l NO. (i—12 h.>-10() acres: | imcntal Bat id, and fed no bud-effects ^httii by csfate lands of (i. Y. Patrick,: East hy ( annon’s Brhlgc Road, South j by Tra*;t No. 5 and West by lands *d’ Mrs. M. A. Adams. ALSO, the parcel of land known as “SIMMON’S BA Y,” twenty-nine acres, more or less: North and East bv land* | E. ii will be sold to one purchaser. Only desirable, n.ej^hboiswim- r [ [[p; sTaTK OT^'iUlII iML ted. : These Lots may be bou^ht at private sale. Plats to b House and at Master’s office. Terms at public sale: Half Cash. Purchaser to pay for T<>t;ilT.'vy .IP* m4Js N.a.i*i**d Knrrk and silver coin re- * v,th!* f. r t »\c». Muul<.tc«l l»ills uml c**ii» ^:1! rot Is- l.r^taf: Alter tli*’ l.*th of 1>« *•* inlxT 1*> i*crcent. i**‘n- a!tv iin<; i*fi "tii«T ***>st.- wiil be u«t<ild on all unpaid (axe#. . N. F. KI IIKI.ANI), Tr**ft-m*:r Bnruwrtt t ounty. from it. Any one knows it requires power from the lungs to use this instru ment. 1 cheerfully'recommend it to all of a weak constitution like myself. I have used fifteen jugs and have expe- I ’’ ““..ViTd ‘1 [ th'i'oeil nothing imt thc-Kgst <*f results, •d » "r * h !sfft»«.| .-an «nvlv«y it I, n,H ininri.H,. ... tli* 1 system, imt 6n theotloT-iiand gives tone and vigor. Very truly, * . W. (’. UavvkTxs- For hale by (l. K. Rv.vx, sole agent, Barnwell. Managers of Not ice. Election will ail get an’ just got Hi’ 1 Mias’ hr.ul in th* safe a» their pay as soon as the money come* tli’ president wuz goin’. t’ close th’ door, from Columbia, and it is useless to I grabbed my inillion dojlan just nt th’ write about it as it will be some tiuie last moment an’ wuz waved from min.” before it comes, ‘‘Where b Eden located?” asked one , of tiro speaker’s listeners. ‘*Th’ town's gone. Wben th* bank busted everyltody but me lost their nicHM'y, a receiver was *•; {>• Out**}- an' ; he sold th' town. Hi’ buyers took it awmy with tiw-m.” * A.Hl h. u.-m aoikd. —I'UiUtli l^lu* * *" kU *: I j d „ aMrt Kft. — BA UN YY' ELL COUNTY. IN TilK C'OL’KT OK I* J.*< > Jt Al i: By JaTli« v s'OTP:Vt I *' ; r-« * it, ik-q.. Judge of Probate in Barnw**II C*mnl v. , , 'Whereas YY'. F. Holme* apple s for SCdl at Court, Fellers of Adudni-traLouim Hie c-Hiie of Dr. YY’. F. Holmes, deceased. These are, thtvrefore, t** cite and ad monish ail and singular, the kindred and creditors of the -aid dccca.s. d, to he and app*ar I adore meat aCourt of Pro- t he^ai*! ctuiniy, t<* be hnltlcn at Barnwocll (’. If. on Saiurduy. tTn* ir>ili dav of Nov*anlicr, Is.Hl, at il,o’clock a. m., to show cause, if anv, w liy th*: said administration slmuhl not b** granted. (iiven uinjer niv.handaml tin* seal of the Coiirt tnfs ^(st day oMTetober, A. D. I -*!'!, and in’ th** Hath 3 car of Amcri- can I ndependenee. J A M ES O. V ATT K RSON. • J udge of Probate. ' novfi-Ovv m SALE. G. DUNCAN BELLINGER. novld-tJ Administrator’s Safe, By virtue ami authority of an order Dowling, South hy land of i of ,l ! e Probate Court for Barnwel l South Candiua Railway Co., and West ! Uoilnty, dated the 7th of November in- s'l’^TK OF SOUTH t AROLLNA bv lands ol T«.J. Counts and F. M. Bam- ! R ldnt, l w ill s*dl at public auction, at berg, ' * , si . TERMS, ( ash. Purchaser to pa}' for tithi deed*. CL DUNCAN BELLINGER, r Master B. C. November 13 r l>!ML j > • Horses aqd Mules i’ST Arrived a fine lot of Saddle and 'ceased,u<*onsjsting By Jas-zD P; uggy/mje Svagon, j PjTobate i B A RN YY ELL (Ol NTY. * IX THK Corin’ OF PROBATK. I'atterson, Esq., Ju»Igt* of T'brcc lots on Main Street with r»0 feet front b.v. 200 deep, b *tvvcen Davis's law ottlce and Post: nttle4. !>>,„_ Four lots opposite Mr. \Y r . Gilmore Simms, kiiih*.measurement. - Tlie lot and re.-i*! 'ncc’pow occupied by (’apt YYy.odvvard l(>()v20(l feet. T’he live lots and buildings between Tobin’s drug store and Post ollice on Main street TTn se a re f he most desirable building I<*m in tlie town it.r any purpose and will be sold ivi-onably. For full particulars applv to A. T. WOODWARD feb 20-tf . ^ TO Rent in Barnwell ( omitv. I offer to lease for the next year or a longer, term the follow ing fine farms, all healthfully located in desirable communities: In Red Oak Township the John Hen ry Anderson place of TOO a<*res of culti vable land, good huiidings. In Benue it Springs Township the of cultivable A. T. WOODWARD* A. HOWARD PA TTERSON, A'l~ro UX K A r r-L. A AV. BARN vy ELVC. IL, s. U. •>•- i ]lnrn#*ss HORsES, also a lot,of oh**: farm amj timber MULES the late residence of Ilen.yv Dodenh**fi'. ileceasetl, on Monday, the*21th Novem ber” at 10 o’clock a. m,, the peti- sonal uroperty of dt of one mule, one bu .one tine milk Cow, a lot of ’household i WhcreasC. L. Hiers appllcs|f*»r i.et-j fUck place of F’s) acres ami kitchen furniture, and other prop- ters of Admini-tralhm on the.hsfate of I laiol, go***! buildings. r 1 P. J. lliers, deceased. | In JHehland Tow nib Id These are, therefore, to cite am! ad monish all and singular, the kindred ami creditors of.the said dcreased, to l*e and ap|H**rr before’ meat aGoufLol Pr*»- hate for the sai*i county,. t<* he h«»i*b-n at Barnwell C. II. on HatuMay,Mho ggd •- ■! day of November, Istw, at 11 o’eh*# k a. j All itersons having claims against the in., to show cause, if any, why tb'* »a!#l es^au* *#f Henry Dmlenhoff, deceassd, ^dminist ration should iH*t be granted. Given under mv hamlaqu the seal **f erty. Terms of w\1h cash. IDA ( ’. JtRIG(i!**, novlJ-2w Aduduistratrix. NOTICE. VY ill keep a full stock of Imtli llnrses and Mules on hand thr«>ugii the winter an*! spripg month*, of ISis) and ’91. . s h*<* our st<H*k and get prices be- • will present tiro anre,properly atfeatedy tore purcha-iiig el-ewhere. ‘ ^ an*i all parties in<lel»te«i to said estato T'ours tniiy, { will make payment to ihe uudendgntMl f*. J.'ZEUif.KR A UO„ at BlackviHe, H. C* Allendale, .**». C« • IDA C. BltlOOH, t boy 13 3w AJiuitiistmri*.; nshtp the Holland place 1 in acre)4 of rultivahle land, g4Hnl huihlings. ./ • In Baruweii Township the John M, Cave place of 100 acres of cultivable land, gi*<<*j buildings- In Paruwel! Tonushin the Baxley place, two miles and a hall from the Court House. g<mm! buildings. To appnived unknu favorable terms wiil be made. I’ersoilt iWitlng good oiirt th'« 11 th «liiy/>f A* Imumm (ot th^ n^xt y<*^r imt 1>. ami in the llhm yeasr of Aaron-'! should applj at omro to novll-tf : can Indr prudence. J AH. u. PAT f ElfcOX, [ B<re 13-3b _ Probe he Jwdgw 8. L. PEACOCK. Bara » ell, . " B. C.