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’S-' r • me* rii -w .»*. .L. Barnwell People. -■ r, • J|fO. I. HOLIES, Editor i Prop’r. LARHEHT COUNTY CIRCULATION. THURSDAY. Al > ltlL28 ( lHna. i A Te^w cam*« of t) phoid frv««r In Flor ida Are (Irivlng Norkheriiem homeward In a hurry. The treat Southern liapiist Couven* tlou will meet In Atlanta on May 6th, and the atowardt of Trinity MethoUUt Clmreh have tendered the uae of their )n{ge and commodious church builditie to their brother UaptUU on that oc<*a;. •Ion. This kindly, C’hri-tlan act was du ly appreciated by the Jlaptlst*. Trinity Is the largest church building in Atlan ta. Trice, Reid A Adam*, limited, yorton WMUnhant^ i’harlcHhnif make a rou£b? calculation that tin* Hfteen pjr cent, re duction In acreage and thirty-five 40 forty per cent, reduction in the u*e of .fertiljaera, making allowance for find acaaomt, oil! give the South tills year a possible crop of 7^000,(KX) balea, a fa ling MORNING COMMITT! K. ^^^^wrtOTTwHRsrhalcstrtTiirtaat 3 eai "fwf’-Ti'V’X ’fer~ cord breaking yield. Hut that rose col ored view should not Induce any body to pihnt more than he haa pitched hia crop to be. Th? jute crop in India was a partial faHure last year and bagging wifi con- aequently lie higher union* the decrease in demand shall keep Its price down, fhe cotton acreage in India, it ia said, will be cut down one-half this year, and the jute crop correspondingly increased. Jute and cotton are now selling for the same price in India,and as the former is more cheaply made and Is used in the manufacture of ladies dross goods, (which always sell) as w'ell as for rougher goods, it w ill take the place of the king to a large extent. The campaign meeting at Kdgefleld on Saturday waa a vast -Imtlrovement over the first of the aeries, held at Green ville. Over two thousand people. In cluding a hundred and fifty ladlea.were present Good order prevailed through out. There waa a plenty of enthusiasm, but every speaker was given a fair hear ing. Mpeechea were made by Gor. Till man, ex-Gov. Sheppard, < ola. Orr, Tln- dal, Murphy, Meljuirln and Dixon. Ac cording U> the most Impartial accounta Kdgefleld la debatable ground In Its support of the opposing candidates. Bill Arp, In one of his letura toward the el >ae of the war, when everything was going wrong In the Confederacy; said that he had a mind to go to the top of *‘!llg Mone Mountain, ” In Georgia, and spend the balance of hia days In rolling rTcka down on all mankind. In j the present aspect of political affairs In houth Carolina, we fully apprecla.e ] Bill’s Mea, and feel very much II c go- lug to Kings Mountain, which la not far off, and spend this campaign at least In rolling mcka down on all the politicians In the 8ute.->York Knterprlae. A free coinage of silver convention ! will be held in Washington on May <6. and a last effort made to Induce either the Democratic er Republican |»arty to put a free sliver plank In Its platform, if that falls the free coinage meit will Uke steps to otgatiize a third party and rail a convention which will nominate Senator II. U. Teller, of Colorado, for President, and Col. I., I.. Polk, of North Carolina, for Vice Prvsidcnt. They claim that they can carry eleven .State*, <Georgia, Alabama, North and South Carolina, Colorado, Nevada, Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Washington and Idaho, with equal chances In Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota, Arkansas and 'I exaa, and if unable to elect their can didates directly that they can throw the choice of a President into the House of Representatives, when. It Is claimed, the free coinage candidate would he al most certain of election P. S. Mr. Teller says there is no truth In the story. To Water Power Owncra. The attention of owneraof \MtL»-r pow ers is asked to the following circular from Col. Holloway. Correspondence with him might lead to profitable sales, the building of manufactories and the bringing of desirable immigrants into this section. < “Orricx or u tmk Roaud or Managrrs or “tux Would* CoLunnian Kxpobition, “Columbia, 8. C., April 7,18U&. “bear Mr: Tne hoard of managers of the Worid a Columbian Exposition lor our State referred to me the matter of water powera in tiie M’ato for adver tisement at the Kx|K>Aition in Chicago, showing our resources in that respect. I have been informed that you represent . 1 will he pleased to have a full description of the falls, on what stream,, the county, nearest point to a railroad, tho power thut can be utilized for factory purp< sea, the price of lands contiguous for building pur poses, and in tact all Information that will go to show to investors the value of such property. “It lias occurred to me that if all the owners of such property were to have a photographic view of the tails and sur roundings, and to have cuts made of the aauie ami inserted in a pamphlet giving a description of all the water powers, with full information herein mentioned, that it would be money well spent by each owner to advertise the property. “We are not fully assured that funds sufficient will be secured to carry out our desire to print a pamphlet fully rep resenting all the industries of our State, but 1 feel sure there would be no better t pportunity than the one indicated for owners of water powers to advertise laeir property. I see no reason why the various owners should hot combine in a matter of so-much importance. “1 will he pleased to hear from you at your earliest opportunity on the sub ject. 1 hsve already learned of twenty- live powers in the State, mostly in Pick ens, Anderson and Oconee counties and some In Barnwell county. “Yours very truly, •“Tugs H. Holloway.** Rivrrs* Bridge*. The. Barnwell delegatl^fi hronght hack glowing accounts of the delightful suc cess of the Memorial exercises of Katur- day. The day was perfect and the wel come that greeted all visitors was heart whole and open handed. At least tif< teen hundred fan-sons were present, and the day parsed oil’ too quickly for all who had the good fortune to he there, Prof. Klee was the only speaker, but h,l* forceful, eloquent, thoughtful addrek* won the high appreciation that it de served. The dinner served was abundant In Its profusion mid delicious In RsexceHetn-e. Whatever may he the case else where cooking Is not a lost art in the “Happy; Vni'ey.'* y Cupid and the canllldates were bmnr, hut the silent blind god scored nrore willing victims than the loquacious vote huntuis won promises. Goose Pond Park Picnic. Wo acknowledge an invitation at tend the Thirtieth Annual May Basket Picnic', Goose Pond Park, 'Ihu-sduy, May 1‘Jtli. Also, a grand hall in the evening at Weathersbee’s ilall at nine o’clock. * CII AI'KROXKS. Mrs. J. fl. Matthews, Mrs. A. M. Ken nedy, Mrs. M. F. Weathershoe, Mrs. J. A. Hamilton, Mrs. Dr. K. C.Smith, Mrs. A. M. Weathershee. Alliance Department. Adopted as the County Organ by the Coun ty Alliance July 5th, IWA*. M. J. PATK, Associate Editoe, To whom all Coinuiunloations on Ailiu.Yee Matters should be addressed. M. W. Phillips, J. A. Hamilton, R. J. Rountree, A. Al. Weathershoe. KVKNINO OOMMITTKE. R, A. Weathershee, Q. A. Kennedy, Dr. K. C. .Smith, G. <J. Matthews, J. K. Newsom, J. M. Brooker, K. K. btring- feUow, L. C\ Toole, G. If. Meritt. FLOOR MANAGERS. R. A. Weathershee, (2. A. Kennedy. "■ ■■ ■' \m m i —Vs Willistou Mews. Mr. William Mathews, who lives about three tniSes from town, informs ua that he owned a very line yard dog, which was a great |R‘t for his children. On .Saturday morning Ids wife noticed that the dog acted a 11:tie strangely, later in the day she concluded to L'lialn him. On Sunday he showed signs of hydro- B ‘iohiaaml was Immediately shot by Mr. sthews, not succumbing till four fti- calibre halls was shot through his head. Mr. Mathews thinks, from Tils appear ance on Saturday morning, he rambled all night Friday night. We would"ad- vise the (teople in that section to keep a sharp lookout for others. Dr II. II. Trottl returned on Wed nesday from Baltimore. From Ids ap pearance he has been well cart'd for; he is looking remarkably well. The Grailed seined building was crowded on Friday night, 15th Inst., to its utmost capacity to witness the con test for the Iteiuorest gold medal. The exercises were opened by a song by the school, after which Rev. D. W. Key offered prayer. C'ailsthetdrs and music followed. The dcclaimers wen- each introduced by Prof. Bailey, and all did so well we imagine It was hard to decide, thy*. G. M. Bat—, Pmt. Wyer and Kev. Key were the judge*. Prof. Daniels failed to put In an appearance. After some twenty-five minutes 1 apt. Hates, in a most appropriate speech, awarded the first 1’emorrst gold medal ever won in the State to our young friend, V. S. Owens, of Klko. Work tia«commenced on the Improve- , tnenfs P» the building, and very soon w* | w 111 have the hcstsclund building In the | county. We would ho glad If ail who j want to send tiielr children to school would visitnur school at any lime and see for tl»e:use|\es. The Honor Roll for last week is as followa: Mary f.nti Mather s. Edna Hair. Hat tie Prie-ler, .Maria Kennedy. Kbbie MImis, Hud la Mims, Maitlc Thompson, Daisy Rou'itree, Belle Dicks, Mattie Dicks, Stella Hair, Alotito Hair. Ben Thompson, Julian MH reary, V. S. Owens, Delpliliie Thompson Mr. T. O. Alexander, of Greenville, Is in tow n, wearing his |»est smites. We are always glad to see his pleasant face. Mr. M. F. Weathershee is having the old Youngblood store, on North side of the Railroad, moved hack and will con vert It into a llvc-y stable. * Our farmers are all well up with their work. The onru emp is a fair stand. A good shower at present would help the Ofllrera of th« Cosatr Alllsactr'’ W. If. Duncan, President. ' I.. It. Toole, Vice President. . W. 8. HuinboiK, Secretary* A. F. Free, Treasurer. W. 0 firitton, LhnnUin. (ieo, II. Kirkland, Lecturer and Onfnnlr.er. W. A. All, Steward or Assistant Lecturer. W. F.. Sa<!lcr, DiKtr Keeper. K. K. Hurley, AwisUnt Doof Keeper. D W. IliKliford, Sergeant-at Arms. F. fl. L’reeeh, Businetw Agent. Executive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade Committee—fl. M. Hnnter, E. FI. Dowling, J. M. Ulmer, W. A. All. Committee on (iood of the Order—J. C. Mc- MHlan, C. M. Eden field, W. T. Cave, J. K Snclling, E. B. flues*. Meeting of Niih-Tfu«tee«. 8tib-Tru»teef of the State Exchange will meet at Barnwell on Monday, May •id. A full attendance is earnestly de sired, as business of much importance l* tivbe presented. 1. L. Attaway, Chairman. ALLIANCE AID DEGREE. [National Economist.] Ihindreito of Inquiries oome pouring information relative to the new degree authorized by the Supreme Council at Indianapolis, showing a deep interest in tiie plan, and a desire to k low more of it and to avail themselvesof its bene- fi t*. Tiie degree la a fraternal and co-ope rative one, designed to fuHtil apart of tiie original Intention of the organiza tion, viz., to help ourselves instead of helplessly and blindly depending upon others, w hose only, interest In us w as what they could mkka out of us. The resolution establishing the tlegree reads as follows: - ^ Whereas one of tiie enfdinal tenets of our Order is tiie duty w e ow e our breth ren in distress, their widow* and or phans; and where*.' our charter ex pressly provides for a fund for their re lief; fHereford, be it Resolved, That a co-operative degree lie instituted in the Order for the pur pose of creating and maintaining a fund for the benefit of the lamiiie* of de ceased worthy members, and that the executive committee ho instructed to establish said degree as soon as prac ticable. The National Allianeo Aid Degree is the result, and it provides for life insu rance ou tlie assessment plan precisely similar in general features to tiie an cient order of Cniteil Workmen, Wood men, Knights of Honor. (Kid Fellows, ami Masonh-amt other secret order aid association*. It admit* all member* of the Farmers’ Alliance ami Industrial I mon, no n or women, beta ecu tiie ago* of eighteen and fifty-five years, win. can pass the required careful medical examination. Member* over fifty-five, or those physically dUquaiitied, arc wel comed at hoi or<inr members wllfioiil fees, ami do not.participate in the insu rance, hutdo/lu the other advantages. A member can take either a $5410, II.isju, or $'.*,<*M) policy, or a man and w ife can ukeajoi.it $i,nuo or fJ.OOipolicy, in which ca«e lha survivor receives entire amount of joint policy. A joint policy coats one-half more than a single |H>llcy of same amount. 1 It.- •• 111 r\ fi oa are to pay ex |*«*n**s of s viz, #:i for $.V*». $5 for $l,ono, $«> fo> $2.(XK). A registry fee of $1 on all poli cies, regardless of amount, except joint policies, which are •IJMt, 1* also col lected for office ex|>eiiacs. AH uuuaed fees are turned into the bcuclU fuod at close of each year. Where a *nh-Alliance nr f’ounty Alli ance wl«hea to establish a degree lodge. hsfdra, we will hear the voice* sound the name father, mother, son. as we nev er heard it aonm! before, and In walk ing the streets of the “new Jerusalem’* singing pra*scs with th* living God, united in bor.dA never to be severed, we will see the beguile* of the whdom of God in sending me on before, where, with ~tny little angel gUter, we look dally and nlghtjy ovei* the portals of Heaven for your coining, and when the angels are gent to hear you homeward w e will meet you with sw ift feet, bright smiles, tender smiles, loting arms, and the angt-ls w;ill rejoice w ith us in your coming Think of this, good fathe/and mother and kind friend*, and in thru transfor mation of little Willlnimi firtHm earth to Heaven rejoice that. God’s will has been done and remain steadfast in your faith. A Vkiknd. - Candidates’ Cards. J. Ob Saqdei For Congress. The many frlendirtsf CoI.^.^ TAl- bert hereby announce hi* name as a candidate for ('ohgreMf from the Second District, suhjeci.to the aettfm of the reg ular Democratic primary. /-> C’of. Talbert needs no introduction to the Democrats of Barnwell and his uatne among Alliancetnen is as a house hold word. Many Voters. , NOTARY PUBLIC, ELMORE, S. C; I will give prompt attention to all business confided to me. 1 will also keep a full assortmentpf Blanks, Liens, Bill* of Sale, Mortgages, Land Leases, Laud Titles, Contracts, Notes, Ac. J.0> ANDERS, apr21^6m Notary Public. Do You Want to Build? Person* In Barnwell desiring to build would do well to see the undersigned. R. A ELLIS, A tty .at Law. Barnwell, S. C , Feb. 23, 1892. . Mortgage Sale. ... W ' [K Competition wIlk For Solicitor. DYSPEPSIA AM) LIVES COUPLAIXT. Is it not worth the small price of 73c. to free yourself of every symptom of thc*e distressing COinplaintsy if yf>u lliink so call at our store and get a bot tle of Shiloh’s Vitali/.er, every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, use ac cordingly and If it does you no good it will cost yt^u nothing. Sold by.!. A. Tobin, Barnwell; 1*. \V. Harrell, Rlack- Ville; Dr. J. M: Smith, WlllUtou. Blsraulay’s Power. Iiii[iresaloim aTe cxShveyed in writing by appeal* to the imagination of the vrG. Duncan Bellinger, Esq., Is pre sented by his friend* tu the Dymociats ,ofJthe Second Circuit aaii i^andjdate For Solicitor, subject to tiie action of the primary election. His ability has been proven in ev*ryjcase in every court In which lie Inis appeared and with this record of Slicce-s tliey cotifidomlv en dorse him as fully worthy of that trusC His high personal character, rich intel lectual endowments, untiring profes sional industry, growing attainments, an 1 ready and equal judgment emi nently tit Mm for that position, in w hich* it will he his constant purpose that* while none guilty of crime shall escape none innocent ghalTsuffer undeserved punishment. Frr kKov.vi iks. BY VIRTUE of a power contained and given in ascertain deed of hargsein and sale, commonly called a mortgage, executed and delivered t>y Alfred Aid- rich to The Bank of Barnwell on tiie 17th day of January, 1891, recorded In Book AAV, page 148, in the office of the Register of iviesne Conveyance for Barn well county, w* w ill sell in front of the Court House at Barnwell, on Monday, the second day of May next; it being sale day in said month, w ithiu the legal hours of sale, All that tract of land situate, lying and being in tiie town of Barnwell,near the Barnwell Graded School grounds, containing three acres, more <or less, known as the Herbert Brown lot*, and bounded by lands of Mike Brown, Mrs., M. C. Woodward, estate of Mis. BCllin- gef and J. G. Ow ens. — Term* cash. ^Purchaser to ^ or papers. I WALK. eiative to the new degree ricture before the mind, and the related r.° Ul .\ < Ul - ‘ s ^- ia l. ,, T r picture before the mind, and the related knowle<lge may be like the frame to set off the picture, or like new my* of light thrown upbn the canvas to giro it vivid nes*. The value of this related knowl edge is well illustrated in Macaulay's description of the trial of N^arren Hast- mgs. He throws ninm the desc ription the light of hia vast erudition. Hu atiin- r tilatcs the imagination by all these aid* 1 lights, enchaining the attention, ao tha. we see aa in a picture that brilliant as aemblage, and we are tilled with admira tion of the scene. lie con j are* np the historian of Rome and the eVeutfnl history of tiie eternal City; he reveal* hi* acquaintance with art hi hi* happy allufeiou to Ueynolda and . hia acquaintance with the recent achievements of literature in hia fauiiF iarity with the researches cf Parr, at that time famous: he displays his knowledge of tl»e fhner working* of society and the •.intrigues by which thrones are shaken and dynasties are overthrown in his reference to the salou of Mrs. Montague and the fair haired daughter* of the house of Brunswick, and he shown his appreciation of the drama by recalling Siddous. who, “In the pnmo ot tier majestic beauty, looked with emotion on a scene sur]k.u.stng all the imitations of the stage.*'—Educa tional Review. Filing m Wsfrh. Customer—My watch won't go. Jeweler (examining it)—My! My! Have yon lieen in a railway oJIimoq? Customer (snrprtwdi— Why. nrr Jeweler (solemnlyH- When you un dress you sltttnhl not throw your vt^st down oa the floor when your watch is in the pocket. Customer (thoughtfully)—I never do. 1 have been exceedingly cartful with that 'watch. Don't know Jiow it got hurt llow long will it take to mend it; low • ju .t enough I Jeweler (after another examination)— 'curing memhers, I You ls*tter leave It here At h*.u«t a week, but if you can get along writ bout it, 1 would advise two weeks. (Jfcstouier—Very well. Do it up right Good day. Jeweler (to assistant)—James, blow that speck of dost off this wheel and charge np~five shilliugs for repairs.— Loudon Tit-Bits. and seven or more member* ioln at oue lliiie, seven being lowest number a char ter w ill he issued to, the fees may be re- (jtired to $J each, hut only to charter members, and regard's** of size of [hiII- cle* tak< n, thus making It an object for an Alliance to j<#i in a body. Asst-ssmcnt* are made not nftener than onee In tao month*,and>then only when death*o«vur, and are graded ac cording to age, and never advance after a mem(H*r once join*. A member aged 18 to 25 is assessed $1.00 on each $l,ikK) cotton erop to come up. I earr jeJ hv him; from 25 to M After pn-acl»ln » at the Baptist church i U) . S5 n jo- 35 p, 40, $l.*5; 40 to 15. on Bumlay a conference wa* held and | $|.50; 45 to 50, $1.75; 50 to 53, $2; t.***) the resignation of the pastor accepted, to take effect the middle of July. The board of deaconsbf Willistou ami Rose mary churches will have a meeting at an early day to recommend hia succes sor. The Good Templars of this place have purchased a splendid organ ami have excellent music at their meeting*. Hal. OH, WHAT A COt CH. Will you heed the warning. The sig nal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease CoiiMumpiion.— Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 60c., to run the r’xk and do-uolhing for it. We know from ex perience that Shiloh’s Cure will cure your cough. It newer fail*. This ex plains why more than a Million Bottle* were sold the past year. It relieves jeroup ami whooping cough at once. Mother*, do not he without, it. For lame hack, side or chest use Bhiloh’s Porous Plaster. Bold by J. A. Tobin, Barn well; P. W. Farrell, Blackville; Dr. J. M. Smith, Willistou. Tribute of Respect. Whereas it has plea so iLAl mighty God In His wise Providence to remove by 4-skill Known to that learned profession; death from among us our esteemed friend and brother, William Rountree, who died at hi* home August 1st,.1891, surrounded by many friend* and rela tives, after an illness of several days, which he bore from beginning to end with Christian fortitude; therefore, be it Resolved, 1st. That we bow in hum ble submission to Him who doeth all thing* well, remembering that God gave and God took away.. Resolved 2d. That In the deatl»**»f Brother Rountree Cypres* Chapel Church has lost a valuable member and the community a useful citizen and neighbor. -- Resolved fid. That in the death of our aged Brother and those of his children who preceded him but a short while, that we lie reminded of the certainty of death—the young may die, the old must die. . ' Roaolvod 4th. That we do extend to the hyreaved wife and surviving chil dren our heartfelt sympHthy in so great a loss of a kind and devoted liu*hand and father. Resolvsd 5th. That the clerk te ih- policie* one-half a* much, and joint pol icies one and one-half time* a* much. On a joint policy where tiie age* differ, ouc-half the sum of their ages is taken us a basis. r- Mr. W. W. Hart is ready to organize aid degree* and furiiiidi any iiiiorma- tion desired. The Supreme Council at Ocala re quested the executive committee to pre pare and present some feasible plan for farmer* mutual lire insurance, and pre- *ent it through the National Economist. This will be done, and *(»on this feature of ln*urance will he within the reach of everv farmer. Gone to Rest. Williams, the little sou of (’apt. and Mr*. G. M. Hunter, is with us no more On the 2Sih day of March 1892, w hile the ray* of a mild mid-day sun were looking down upon tiie ban tsome little town of BarnweiI. anxious hearts were pulsating, ihrobbing, expectant, some time* with hope, again sinking Indoubt, calm and loving eyes looking in upon the little prostrate form that seemed to he struggling against the hand of seeming fate. Kind, tender, thoughtful and able physicians administering with all the a mother’s gentle, tender, loving and al ways soothing hand quietly, tenderly, lovingly, pressing the throbbing brow —all praying secretly, quietly bulearo- estly to save to 11* the bright, beautiful, promising child. A* father’s careful watch, strong, manly composure lent strength to the radiance* of the solemn hut beautiful scene. Beautiful scene; yes, beautiful, scene; the time when “God’s children w ere gathering” there. At that tune, under such circumstan ces, the soul of little William* Hunter wa* borne by bright^ngel hands to his final home in heaven. The bright smiles, the cute little speeches, the lov ing embraces, the Intelligent flashes of those bright eye*, of that sweet .little boy, we miss and as days and years roll on we will recall them w ith sorrow, yet with pride, and’ maybe with a passing regret that he died so young. But when we remember that up yonde)*, above the beautiful sun that shone so softly and brightly as hIV little soul took ita flight, up yituder above the clouds ami sky, up ‘ sre al I.o:ice to Creditors. zi All person* having claims against the estate of Joslaii Brant, riecoMsetl, are ft - quested to pre-ent them duly attestotl, ami all (mtsoiis indebted :o the said fa tal* are required to m*ke pivment to the untkersigufil G. \V. BRANT, apr-8 Executor. Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisor will he open on the f.r*t r Mond*v« in May and June and oa the lir«t day of Julylfor the registration of voter* who have at tained their majority since tbela«telec tion, and for the transaction «*f other business. HAYNE F. RICE, Supervisor Registration B. C. . apr28-td - THE STATE OP SOUTH . ~• BARN'WET,I. COt'XTY. IN THE COURT OK PROBATE. ' By Maine* O. Tatterson, Esq., Judge of Probate in Barnwell County. Whereas T. S. Cave applies for Let ter* of Administration on the estate of Richmond Dunbar, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular, the kindled and creditors of the naid deceased, to he and appear before me ab a Court of Pro bate* for tiie said county, to l>« holden at Barnwell C. II. on Saturday, the, 7th day of May, 1892,- at., il o’clock a. 111. to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and the *eal of the Court this 21st day of April A. I): 1892, and in tiie llfith year of American Independence. JAMES O. PATTERSON, Probate J udge. April 28-2 w Tillman-Sheppard. The Ailgilsta Daily and Weekly cHronHcle —WILL GIVE— -V Fuf/ and Impartial Reports Of all the Campaign Meetings this Summer in South Carolina. Remem- 1 her: Full, Accurate and Impartial Re port* *0 that you can »ee for voufwlf ju*t what i* going on. We give you simply the news. If you w ant good re r port* subscribe now to the Chronicle.* Address n THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE, Patrick Walsh, President, Augusta, Ga. Remit by post-office money order, postal note, registered letter or express. Bv mail the*Dally and Sunday C'hrou- - Mr. S. A. Hand’s stock of goods, vail oed at $i;*UU, and insured for $t,2(i0,1 was burned at Denmark on Friday uior* 1 ■tug hut iirtweeu 2 and 3 o’clock. The | fcoiae, which belonged *.0 Jar. 1. Rich. was luauml for $000. yonder, w heFe all is joy and happiness little Willbuua i* looking down upon us structed to spread this preamble and f with his sweet little face constantly resolutions upon the minute hook of this* saying tp us, father, mother, friends, church and to furnish the family with a come up, come up, be ready, and when -copy of the same, also the Barnwell pa- the *un »uinea brightest, when the vio- per*. M. 0. Wall, , I lets bloom, and me spring biids sing " %c J. A*’. Killingsworth, gayest, when nature puts ofi the hK>k of u ,® n g, lfh ’rJx P. M. Cater, spring, and all seems earthly joy, come, v * u • Committee. oh then come, and at the Golden gate ot Approved in coiifcrence Dec. 13,1891. | the new world l w I 1 meet you, with my ' affectionate and loving anus around you. We will walk the gulden street*, we will see tiie violets bloom as ws nev er aaw tirrm before, we will bear the birds aiog a* we never beard them sing The Sanctum has been brightened this week with lovvJy roves and lillie# from Mrs. Allen 4nu. choice hot htn.ae flower* from Mrs. MichaUou. I .Three mouths, $1,50, Weekly Curokjcle, $1.00 a Year. I ate*i telegraphic new s from sll over the world. . C’oriesjiondence, farm top ic*, history, stories, poem*, fashion, pol itic*. The moat complete newspaper lu the Southeast. _ apr21- m the Democratic nomination for Solicitor i.i tiie Second Circuit. By his own en deavor and on his own merits he ha* Won h&way into the front ol Iii* pro fession and 1* presented, a* well equip ped by diligent, continuous study of the law, well trained hv SUcccrisTnljffge* in the courts and well qiialifled 1 n temperament and courage to till tile of fice w ith honor to himself'and complete satisfaction to the State, v Barnwell. For Clerk of-Court. ^ .. V <-- .... ' I respectfully anmuince myself a* a candidate for re election to tho olive of - Clerk of the Court. Had my friends appeared at all reluc tant to undertake the tnxihleouid ex citement* of another cauva** I would have ft*relM>rn** !o offer [or ilo* posiihm, hut w ith a kind partiality' and a gener ous devotion which ha* very deeply touched my heart they have with zeal ous ardor assumed all the heat and bur den of the "irnggle. They strongly urge [ that tiie manner in which I have dis charged the duties of the offi**o ha* more , than justified them in my former elec-j tion. They assert, ;mh1 it 1* very plea*- j ant for me to bFIievn them, that 1 have given universal sstlitfactloh. That the |H*ople of Barnwell couufy will not set > aside and utterly condeinn-JcKih feat th.*lr old public servant, xrtr*n»«* cer- i tuiniv striven to serve them with zeal and fldclitv. If I have aequlred any i rixht* at the hand* of a gfiierous and) fair minded (•coiiIe, by hoiie-t and un tiring work, and the chtvrful |M‘rfi>riu- anee of ib** manifldd dwitea of the hou-1 oralde ^Ntsitioii to wliich their tr*«‘ suf frage* have railed me I earnestly hope that they Will show their continued ap probation and iiuahaled confidence by retaining me in the plat** in w hich their friendly judgment ha* put me. I’ieilging mysUf to accwpt the result of the Deni«»cratic piimurv, with a cheenul ho|*c and an abiding faith iu lift sru-e of ju*tiecof a g *od and patri* otir people, ft leave m)#-*lf in tb^jir hands, Ke«pt v'tfiil y, W. Gil MOHR 8IMMS. STorTgagee. ROBERT ALDRICH, Attorney for Mortgagee. Master’s Sale. State ok South Carolina, ) B.VRXAVRL/LCovM V. - T- J. S. Stii.l for himself and a* Guardian ad litem of Alice StiH, Benjamin Nor ris, J. M. Norris and Elisha Morris, Plaiiitiffs, against J. W. Bares, (»eor- gia W. Bates, I telly Ami Morris, S. Eliza Harley, Mary S. Stilly James M. Still, Stinmy Norri*, Emmet Norris, Sally Norris and The Carol inn MiiB land Hallway Co.. s»eces*or* t«* Thi 1 '' Barnwell Railway Company, B 5 Morris, Mary Jane Morris*.W. I|. Morr *. Elizabelli Loitgr—hXwum L. v Morris. Edward IV. Morri*, Wnrreo F. Morri*, Reuben R. Morris and Grover U leveland Morris. Dyletulants PA RTTTION. BY VIRTUE of a decretal ord-r to me directed in Hie above entitled cause I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court 11 pu*i‘, on Monday, tiie second day of May, 18!*2, it l»r ng salesday in said moiitii. within the legal hours of sale.'the follow ing described real estate : All that traet, piece or paroel of lam! situate, lying and being in State and county afor« said, containing *ixtjr-«ne ami one-half aeie*, more or les*. and hounded by land* of Jud*on Brigg* and tract* Numbers 1, 1, 9 and 7 on a plat executed by G. M. Greene, l>-,-. 2.'iii. I'd. and n<>\\ oh ii!e in nif oflU'C. The said tract lieiiig tiie portion iu partition allotted and as-igned to B. #!. Morri*. Terml eash. ft*urcha«er to pay for paper*. A HOWARD PATTERSON. M.i-ter. If yon don’t understand come to my Main Street Store in the Ryan Building mid 1 will prove by facts and figures that cannot lie. tiiat 1 walk allround all competition. % 1 N. G. w: WALKER, • « live Merchant. f am selling nt eost for cash tltfi stock of goods that 1 bought' front Duncan <fc Hay. X want to move them like hot cakes, route and hvlp me and yourselves at the same time. N. G. w. walker; Live Merchant.- am receiving of Tlr^rSeafiTin airdain weeks and weeks ahead of every body. They are beauti ful and so cheafi tiiakbuyers will forget the cry of har-d times. ( I shall keep full stocks and sell at price* that cannot fail to please. Jle.fore bm tng^eUewhere try nie and 1 rwTlia : Vthe'reK>. N. G. W. WALKER, Live Merchant. fcbll - ■ William Mab . V - TURPS OVER AtiEW LEAF, & S&eriifs Sale. ITet Coni inues • Fof SheriB. I hereby aiin»uin-*mys«-lf a candidate for re-e.ection to the Sio riff's olih e. Pledging my self to ahtd** by the rr-ult of the fttemocratlo primary. I will not Ai*cepl ofiiiv oUl»ide of die- rt-gular D»-iu- ooratic pai r y. J. W. I.ancastem. For Auditor. Believing that tho officeMiotild seek the n.an, ami md the m in the office, the friend- «>f Captain S. U I rotti place him in nomination for lisrn- well county, subject to the rqlc* and rogtilalious of tiie DeiiHN*ratic prima- rie*, being assured tiiat If elected he w ill servo. .Savannah Rivke Section. • I I respectfully Announce ravself scan didato for the Democratic tioiuination for Auditor of B a mi well County and so- j licit the support of the. i»eople. I pledge ! myself t«» aliide by the results of the pri- j mary election and not M(*ce.*t either a | nomination or an office from any source j • ther than the rrpularly constituted Democratic organization. — Jamk* O Sanpkhs. For Coronerr ~ I respectfully announce my a elf a* a candidate for the office of Cororjer of Harwell County in tiie coming prima ry • 1 •ctjon. Subject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic party. _ ’ D. Calvin Bckckiialter. -I-respectfully announce myself a can didate for the Democratic nomination for Coroner of Barn well county and so licit the ittppo'f of thcTWOpte; ~ 1 pledge myself to abide py the results of the primary election and not to accept either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly con stituted Democratic organization. Henry l*. Dr cues. I respectfully announce myself a can didate for, the Democratic nomination for Coroner of Barnwell county and so-* licit the support of the people. I pledge myself to abide by the re sults of the primary election and not to ag££pt either a nomination or an office from any source other than Hie regular ly constituted Democratic organization. Johnson II. Tobin. W. A. Martin j sgiin-t - Execution. J. \Y. \> nod ward.) * BY VlRTl E of sn Kteeullhii t« no directed. In th<* a'»ovc stated case, I w ill j m*1I Pi tli«* hjghctl bidder, at public auc tion, within the K gal hour* of *aie, at Barnwell < ourt lloti*e, op M *•»•!*>. the 2d day of Ms)', A. D. 181)2. the follow ing de-eriln-d pr«»|»erty, to wit: All that trm-t or parcel of land, sitit- I ate, lying and bt-iug iu the tow n ttf I tiarnwelt. In the. 4,oii«»y of Bjtrttweil | I South Carolina, and coiitnininr liiri**- 1 acre*, more or less, and iNiundcd h) : land* of M C. Wuodwartl, J. G. Uweu*. | j Mike Brown and S. V. llago«N|. I .••vied on nud to In* sold a* the prop* I erty of J. IV. Woodward to satisty the afore**! I Execution and t*osis. Tei iu« cawh. INirchascr to pay for J. N I. \ \ < \> I i.B, Slieriff Barnwell County. Sheriff’s Office. Baruweli C. II.. S. C April! Kb, 1>92. • Take Notice. (75.00 to 5250.00 a fJoaili Can be made working for us. Per sons preferred who can furnish a hor«e and give their w hole l ime to the busi ness. Spare moments may be profita bly etffploved also. A few vacancies in town* and cities. B. F. Johnson Co. 2tith and Main St., Richmond, Va. apr21 ^ iffs Sale. StaU of South Carolina llamwell County.. .Court of Gom- rtLon Pitas. Okkick. <'ornty Commissioners, Barnwell, S <\, April 1>92. One or more of the County Commis sioners wilt lie at Fitts’* Bridge on the Edii.tn river on Friday, 29t!i of April, st 12u’ch»ck,m. forth** purpoeeof giv ing mil the contra* t for building an ex tension from the bridge to the hill. Th« right to reject any and all bid'; I* reserved. By order of the Bonn!. . M. J. PATE, Clerk. Business AT THE OLD STAND oM The Old Principles THE BEST GOODS —AT- THK K1 > VV A P.JKT.A rw An heir P> HUO.OOO 00 wa* foond by send ing hi« name and tan cents to Aorniji' Kecomd tkn |Or live 'J*. Stamps will send your cknts inan)* 1 whirling all over the^worltf; t*> silver Ipubiishcrs, manufaeturen, patente»w and those employing ageiils, and wili bring you large mail of liookx, mogniiner, paper*, letter* and sample* <if gcnxls, ottering you bar gains, Pg nefi s, ep*. Address AGENTS' KKCOKD, Box 43, Atlanta, fla. aprT-ly FRANCIS F CARROLL, Jr., 9 Attorney-a^-Law, BAMBERG, S. C. Office over H. C. Folk A Co.’g store, mar 20-t ^ The Lowest Prices. Come and See. 1 W. W. MlMtRK. W. I. WILHON, iUT, MOORE & WILSON —HAVE NOW ON HAND— A ( OMri.ETE AS80IU1 MKNT OF COFFINS^ AN D^CASKETS KOLB KINGS. Mantoue &, Co. and sundry *other cxe- cmion creditors, plaintiff's, against J. J. Jones, Defendant. Pursuant to an order of the Hon. I. D. Witherspoon, presiding Judge, I will sell before thACourt House at Barnwell, on .Monday, the second day of May next, it being sale day in said month, within the legal hour* of sale, the Books of Account, Notes and other chose* in action of the defendant J. J. Jones In tuy bauds. a Term* ca*h. , J. W. LANCASTER, ft. B. C. _ Sberiff’• pflioc, IGUi April, 1882. FTftv to seventy-five pound* pure and gouncrKolb Gem Seed for sale They were selected from the middle of the best shaped, largest sized melons Write to or call on D. P. SPRAWLS, Elko, S C. feb4-tf R W. RILEY, “SURGEON DENTIST, BARNWELL, 8. C. ‘ OFFK’E OVER DUNCAN & HAY’S STORE. Will he inoffie on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. Will visit coutUry on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday* apr2 r ly prj A.* Sl Co. ELMORE* S, C»’ Having laid in a full stock of pnre and choice drug* and medicines we are prepared to fill any and all prescription* at any hour of the day and night. Dr. A, N. Ray will also continue the practice of medicine and surgery and offers hia services to the public. iuarl7-Jut • ~ OF ALL SIZES, STYLES am» QUALITIES. Prices the lowest in,the County. Persons needing these goods will call on W. W. Moore at Win McNab’s, Barn well,or W. I. Wilson, Allendale. marl 7 Road Notices. Okkice.Couxty Commissioners, Barnwell, 8. C., April 6, 1892. The County Commissioners will con sider, separately, at their regulanneet-* ing on the 7th day of June 1892, peti- _ lions asking that the following public roads he established * * C First—The road leading from Apple- ton to Rocky Point on the Lower Three Runs. . - Second—Tiie road leading from Rays Crossing to Rocky Point and Appleton toad about or near Coker’s Ford. . , If no objection be made and rights of way ho granted said road or roads will be established a* desired. If any per sons have objections.they will please make them known at that time. % By order of the .Board. . * SI. J. PATE, Clerk. snouTif anM:s J of teaching, can.be sucdessfully taugjit by thus saving much eri)ense. Aay parson, male or female, desiring to learn the aft ean ohtain full patticularr by addressing (with stamp for reply) .STENOGRAPHEK, . * novl'J] Ixick-Box G5, Aiken, 8. 0* -mm*