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i I 3X3. *. HOLUB.^dltiir * Prop'r. L.ttt<>RST 401 NTV TIIURSDXY, ATursT 21. ItPEtiAL >0114 E. At tlin icqiwt nT promtixoirt riti^rn* of the county 1 i»p|>eai to eVlry cltl*«n of tlie county who Inn tjm iutcivut of tlie pooplc at lieHrl to in'K'inbic in inm# tneeMnjf nt the f'ouit House o.i tholllrst Monthly in Step to in her for the |iiir|»ose «f trying to devise some plan to divert the financial riifti tint llircntens every lot rest In the country. Citizen . lUmhorg, August, 22, I8U.1. Five thousand hungry foreigners, out of work, indulged In a llctt class riot <n New Yolk liist.'Tlunsday. A contract \ias l»een signed for put ting on a line rf stt'Hiueis liatvoen Port Koval ^wd iJverpooJ |>efore tlie loth of ftepttunbar. " tnl ays* 1 -i/il 1 Het.trslo ; ^ «’ nia} n ed, and h VC . ot ,j*rodi cel.'^n would have all the food you would TllB BamWBlI rBODlB. I'hcro IS an eatly com iljiu ripens six Fn««1 to^ttten 10 or 1.. hogs, and wUI - " .*5 * ’'weeks sooner than our common gounh- oufr •much coi’n either, and as com isV i seed. There Is nothing bettor to feed short each farnier should lorn Tllmself plough animals with than sorghum if- ahout ami sec udiat he can do for him- ter i he seeds turn hi act. Cut (town six hi lies rom ihe ground—one loat hotter (t«C(£r.AT10N. ! ‘ ,|1 aooount of saiul—and give them up luuetvas they will eat “ehMitu” OJve them a Httle salt arid soda,half amllnlf, t'.rice a week at d they w ill be all right and do weTTon feed iTiSIHirTngltfty day8+ before th«i regular cum crop. Thun we have rve. outs and eiirly .|>eas, for man and, beast. There ' Is nb lietter race flT men physically and morally than the Scotch, ami oat .meal is an article of their dirt. Hr. Johnson, that old enmk as they called him, said the line horses ol England and liner men of Meothmd attributed their .excellence to the strength prodiicingquality of this valu able gill r. VV‘e have a bio the Irish po- tat > fHohnr.im Tuheros'im; so called in the big books. They ripen4iiid(|h< of May.- One quarter of an acre will pro- d-ieo enough to feed. a h'g faniily for twomonlh*. Hut other farmers know as tnhi h amfiR this, and more, than this serihe, amt all they havy toslo, in order, to do well, is to do IliaC-\yInch they know how to tin. iTltc knowing and tlie doing are very|dill‘ f nt c|tuilitieatioiis. The know iug lio'w t.o do any thingaifl’t worth a Hi w er tohackerjf thBrodiO ntr jluitig. One can sian e wmli his hralns full, so lii‘ can with his Lai n full if he nev r nnliK-ks it. S, m illing about food supplies-mr ,, . iin 11d-.' TTir bT tTtt 1 '~Tn r t~rs-?tTv of Inn ing -r.dituv.± < nplr:; more care for I lie pigs". <fur people o :n’t do w iiloiut, meat. You don’t, knmv the pioch tliey Have I e *11 put to Ju conse- rjt eliee rii" rfteTrlgtf pi }««e ntttlrtUo stop- ihii^ of ad.nnces by the nierchauts. VVt- eau ti\and In* strong and healijiy Timev?Trog - nT^iTTTtian we xroh«utin r ; hut- \\<■ will have it. The swine plague, or w bat they call cholera, is the greatest irouble eriyotinlpred in tlie successful raising of as many as we could wifb u bat \\ e have to -ustjiin |hem in proper condition One of your Lor respondents recommends sailing. • Hogs like greasy lii the Lyst three years the I d. States government has hoiiglit jiiTWi'.iHifl acres of land from Indians in the H esi. Within the next three years it ought to settle lOO.lx^ color d families from tlie South Hast on that new len itory. governor Noitlicn was prophetic when at the recent meeting .of the 4 J corgi a State Agrictiltnral So. do tv, he declared that the day was well nigh at hand when the young men of tlie South, ■would turn to agf ieiilturc in P' e fere lice to nieruiiiitile life and leai U'“djirole>.i- |l O*. " ’ ; ■ \ When the war etuied»tlri* State w-is the jmorcst in the I’nlntr Now site manufactures more cotton and hits more money in savings hanks than any ol her Southern sisters So mu di lias been done under handiean and iter people have just begun to learn how to go up bill, and w ill hot weary in well doing Every man cannot hope to hecorhe a manager. Ilcmciuhcr the law which govern* In such matters. Uiv.n, .one Jiuudrcd meiij tlroHc are (‘ight who a re gifted to Ihe extent that they tind w ork, tor tlie ninety-two; the eight ’ project enterprise and manage the same, w liil . , the nlnctylwo win laurels and dollars -in the sphere for w hicli tliey w ere de- oigned. The cotton year will end September 1st. Hvcc.ipts of the crop of up to Saturday night were only 171 ?i,lies, being tlie smallest crop since IKsii- H7, w lien the total ay ns only <i,bOU,<KMt bales. -v Tlie crop of IH'-H-O * according to the figures<if the New Oilcan* Cotton Ex change was i» 03.>,(KI lialVs,^ Eow |>rVces are due, therefore, to tlie big crops Iwliiad tis ami the ttuancial TsyrThgeiMrythat I a with us. 4’haneello Boggs is alw ay* iMtorestlng w hether ill private conversation orpub- Eespees-h. H* w^csptwially pleasing and instructive in n.s Stone Mountain apeech. He gave an encouraging av- couutof canning faetoricW'l.fiSouth (’ar- ollna . He told of the success of one at Winnshoro; muutged exclusively l»y la dles-. He mentioned anotlier in a tow n not very far from Winusboro operated by men, 'i he president engaged to t ake ad LheokiH a Certain farmer iMiild raise on thirty acres at .Vi cents per bushel. The farmer began to deliver the okra by the two\horM* wagon inad. lie deliv ered and was paid until he had received $:i,t)<)0 to f:i,r>00 in casli. One di>y the- president said to tlie farmer : ‘MV hat w|ll you take for the remainder of your cropy” , ‘Tliirfy-five hundred dollars,” was the prompt reply. ‘‘What will you take to cease deliver ing okra to us and permit tlie guntract lo be cancelled?” “Two thousand doHaim .“Here’s your money,” said the presi- sa!t and I hat w e get With t..e wliftetneHt % «\o buy is yerv gobd. A good w ay to ascitis I o| tu t, ft-in e.h7rps or ‘‘licks” tiySTde in a d caved hickory or^mkv Tlmy w ill go for it as they like ar.d eWt the soft, part of the log th the heart. I have this convenient and effective. You were right w h. u in editorial you objected to our State taking stock in the < ’hicago enterprise. Tlicre w.wild have been no pay in it for us. I do ndl hear of rtiiv of our neighbors w lm are going. They think money could be • bettor In vested. A young man w ho would it.fw, at the present pi ice of money make a good investment of the ijiHMtur fl.Vl he would spen.l on tic.' trip, might he a “gold bug * at fifty yi ars of his life. When people got old ami can't work, how sw ci*:, to them isnhe sound of silxei monov jingling in the pocket ns they hohhlealong. The late Mr. Win. Ashley told me In* had nothing w hen u young man, and was pretty much of a .vagabond. The Hist Incentive ho had to go to woik and have property was tho sight, of an old mail plowing side of (lie road in n *w ground. When the plow would strike a root he copld hard* ly keep on his logs. Ho, MV. A., said to hlni*olf r “l will make enougli to-save me from that when I get old.” And he did do it. - B. Martins. y ■ Chnlleuge lo “l iiole Ueorgc.” A l.'l.KNOAl.K, Wllg, IH, IHb.'l. Kit if nr I Vop/< : Ifnvlng mi Interest lice very farmer in (he comil,v, I *ce ill least'unc erroneous i ni.-nt made in our bisi is-ue w hh'h I will take occasion to correct,, if you w ill allow mo space lor ibis note g. -Not- gras* secilirig/ Tbfs dtn-s notoc- enr, imr ever w ill—I nole tieorge l>. to theeoi.itrary uotwitiistandings. It bjooms hut never seeds; no one has ever found a viable seed, oil the foot stalk of n ut grass; jj propagat s through its unis a r o s only. Tin CU tieg < f thesecd stan.s dues out linn- good ii any towards destroy log the—l.iniicr’a pest, li e'.ii he destrovcij in two wavs; fst. Itender the earih sleuile with common salt, say one to two inches deep '2nd - |ad it alone comes in next, don’t touch tin' land with plow, hoe or hog’s nose. ‘Craze i-t rlosidv w ith cows and’ sheep;ki*e|'all t:l|e barge w eedsund linsh- os down that sfocK w ill not cat, and let the sun bake the sol I as iiaTsl^as can he. I n a few years your pest heroine* ex hausted bv iis repeated el forts to grow The iTiTT TtuiTTs“li IT Jij(t*u t.u bent.-m*4st ure and liglit soon exhausts itseif. How it ean h (• •me sca't'U'ed over a farm is easily explained il' atfv utre cares to have a say in liimuaiter. If l'uclc (ieorge cures to open f.ie. Boa. (’os vKits, !4. C’. dent, at lUe same time breathing a sigh ■of rellcT. A Kontncby eon tempo rary warns the meinlrers of its Slate l.egishiture against allowing the chsiplaio t<j pray | for them, hocausc “ilc woubl he U tter for them not to have the Lord’s atton- tlonalirci.tcd V» ftiv^fetUdiigs.” •There L» •umotlilug in lldii.- ; -o- - IMverside l<ngi(% Eilitu? J’< ojil'-", yin « eomiiniiih:ation front Elko in a prevkihs issue the writer stated tli(7 re planting, wliich was Editor Ei ' I d r • nits c* melon , vtf---, ■-di'- m’ueh the snino in this vicinity and on the Port Boy a I K. It. What we eomplain of nlost is the mean way in w hich our iiievnyeriema d have been taken advantageof. Sl. irp- eps go to these st.Htioiis where most of the growers are trying t’lie eutei pri-e for the first time, and by false represen tation get the car load svV lo unreliable faotors. ahd sliare the prolits',. w-iriiout navi’ig. anything for the shipper. A nufuher of ear loads were piiid loV w itli 1 ^liveks which w ere disbon.na il. —Ltls only occaisionull y you fmss a good patched' cot.i.im or corn jii il*c Ben nett fs^rlugs .Tow.Hsliip^ Alj tlie crops are one-fourth less than last year’s There was seme ellort to recuperate after Uu* rain*, hut B was only a spurt and w as soon lost, except on fresit lands, well bottomed mid highly iortiiraed. Fann ers expect a better price for tl>e peed net "1 In your issue of the Ifllh I see a re- qucsrtiiat I state at what sTaJF> I cur my pea vines for hay. I would slate that t have cut at ditlercnt siages and liu*l no I'ti'oBfde to saya' thein by the aforemen- tioned proce' a, hiit 1 prefer llife stage w hen tlie’ t ods are Beginning to- ripen, as tliey Wi ,ke a muHr better Hllroiiud feed But smuk seasons vines w ill not bear, hut aHdre bearing stage they will •-i4?i ; ji iiji^(ni*''j**:i\.t's ;• such seasons I cut tlluyf-ftuge as I do mit-want to Use t.ibc haves from the vines. Apy farmer j b\- caic ullv watching firs crop can tell ; if Ids vin s will bear peas before shed ding their b aves; if so cut afteV-the I pods arc beginning to ripen, thereby j -avitigfthc pody and leilvem But if one ! llnds tint: tlie viiii*< are going to slied i’their leaves before fruiting I would ad- v j .is to vut before the leaves drop oil'. ’ Well, Mr, Editor, in this connyetion |-f l bin I, that we cnniiot count on more , thifH^ibIf a corn crop tfnd t,hi* cotton is .sin ,!M1U sc*, med to he in a good grow ing ,*o4iditi<m uni11 •bi’ lastweek. .Since ; t.liat lime I lii'ai td aud liave seen some '! farms w here (he rnWhaS made its ap- pcaram-c to sueh an efttent tliat the weed has *^opperLHf4'OVving''Mvyt,h hilt Very little Hiatir.ed trjiit on 1t; there- fnre tin 1 coftoti erop.* ill naturally Uv Shot-t irn.Vm-h - fjtnir*. But air far w-e have tlie prospect ot an abiiudaul pya ,<vl ' sell 1 fo Mlp out the short crop for next year, ub t<* work and prepare well tl * land fvVrOats and plant a acre* to the plow, and if you are obliged to JiaV.c Cotton you cin J l int your oat* patch and it vvfjl make enough to ruin you -e+r, Wadi, am ftiiudi for LhtiL 1__ Now In Eehs-mry don't let. cotion or iifftlons take all your best hind ; take 2 Dent corn, get it In as early as you can, manure am! tend it Well and you can get mill aw rn outof it-by July 1st. Now next and laat, If your corn crop is very shm i, plant nUnit one acre to the plow* of close sbioiicy peas, plant them -aci\lime as corn, Man !i Luh, and by .lunc'lst you can feed on liiein in-case your oats do not mnko good, and If they do the peas w ill not he any i r.igbn you. Yon do not often hear of a Innner hav ing too much feed and their stock as a, gejieral thing In the *umtm*T does not look ns If they had haft duougli.. - Well, I hope you will all put your thinking caps on and act while you think, anti another twelve months will sTBjWlX he t c* rstrtte ofntf a I rs, Ohhkrvxr. Barnwell, S. (’., Aug 17, ISliJ. (icapporMoug Wine/or Family I’mi. Crush your gra|>es, estimate^ how imivh jutce there is-nbout in th.e‘grapes cruslieii, add same quantity of water with two aim a iialf lamnds of sugar for every gallon of water added, says,E-vJ** In Farmer and Fruitgrower. Stir well’ the mash four t*r live rimes a day, late at night and early next moriiingdprelm to avoid stirring, keep*the pomace we I Immersed in the liquid by the best wi:}' 1 you ean devUc,~ttOv-having any irun_iu. Stlmmtins to fllisent Defendants. 'Quart nf Com mon J’ttii*. Staff of ' South .Carolina . ^ llarnwefl County. J. B. Black, rialntilT, aga’d'it O’ M. Hunter, Thomas Black, E. T. Uroivo and Henry I partners,under the linn — — . — — To all parties having Sewing Ma chines .mi; desiring to have them pot it: good running order, the undersigned ‘is prepared to do tlie work, oatisfac- tion given on all work. - . Foster, Co*-' I will attend calls tlirough the epun- i.naine. bf Ed- try. Charges rea-mahle, according Feflt Ilota From Appleton. At*i*i Kion, August ISth, is»:|. I recTc n Appleton 1* the healtldest place in t he enturiy. There are two doc tors and one of l hem, as he told me, has to drive out in j,he evening to give Ills horse some exercise; tlie other doctor has taken a sdH+frthHUVith the I>Uf sary husitirs*. Thnee i* people to go to tlie mountains or Beau fort for health, w hen Appleton, in point of liexlth, inte ligepee, retinemeiit, mo lality and church privileges surpasses all these places. The (JoooTemplars held a big meet' log here on last Thursday. The nouse and yard could hardly hiital the people contact with the wine;. After the mash has been fermei.ting about tbinv si\ Itoiira, press it quickly to avoW acetW ferineiiUtlpn. ' The keg or barrel in which you pour the liquid must he Jiliod and some of tin* wine put aside in some jugs or lit* lie keg to till up the barrel again when the fermentation Is over. While it is fermentlpg place a grape leaf over the hung hole and a sand hag on the leaf to allyw gas to escape*hut preventing air to get In. Thl* w ill makeadry wine; if a sweet wine is wanted, u»e at lirst tlie same qiuintity of sugar and water, but fer ment on the'husk only twent.-four hours instead of thirty-six,* then press, and to every gallon of juice thus ob tained use iwio poiuul ol sugar, which yiiu put iutn the . barrel w txtr the jui c (or nia«li) stir with a stick -until the sugar is all dissol ved tuid lay‘the barrel on skids in as cool a place as possible. Esc grape leaf and saiul bag as already stutedX Both wines, either dry or sweet, have to be racked off next February. Afyto the foregoing hast'ly w.rjQen riie.heanty anil talent displayed That day was enougli to make the Appleton* Ians feel promt'. Mr. Frank Creech, who was at the head of affairs, distin guished himself, and that dinner that the* good ladies of Appleton and the Mir- rnnntlHtg country spread down on .old mother earth will never be forgotten. — Theeropsaround and alMMit Appleton are not w hat they generally are, tint the people are sorter getting, used to hard times ami reckon we call stand it. There is a better day coming We hope. Murk Anon. The Bnrnnell Baptist Sunday School (’on vent iou. Til it body will meet at ML Anion Church on Friday.before the HrstSun- Cay i,i) .September. FK.IKAY, 12 M. 1. Introductory Sermon, K. W. Lide or H. S. Hartzog. 2. Organization. .1. 'I he Value of Sunday Schools, A. H. FaUcrsfm, ('. K. Tyler, .K A. Chaa* sercau. ‘ 8ATI UDAY, 10 A. M. 1. Devotional cxerdses. 2. Business. 3. How to Kirlist Pupils, W. I,. Meritr, J; U. Hunter, J.. A. Thomson 4. Address or I’afM'iv.oii Matt. 10, 13- 15, T. M. Oalphin or J.(1. Williams."- < ti. '1 raining.l’npils to hecome intelli- ge’ t givers A. I'. Manville, C. K. Ed- entield,J. It. E. Millions i; 'f eaebing Tempip^ucc, F- N’. K. Baily, U-^..ilartxt^f. . - — wi'Nitav, 10 a M- 1. Talk* on Missions. 2. Missionary Kermon, '1'. M.Cai[>liin Or W. t> McMitfan. - — Associate' schools are requested to send a fu I report on blank in tlie min ute.-, and i contribution for State fnis- sious. K. W. Li ok, President. <:. I’. EnyiN, Secretary. Tlie-fleinson College Areldeut Whereas a most unfortunate calamity hasjrefallen thc-cadets of Cleins<m ('ol- lege ovv ing to the . grrli'g ~way of the gangway leading into the Soiuhern en- tram-e of tlie harracks; amFw here is we consider it our duty'as student sof ttii* college to ('Xprcss our sincere svmpa- thiev for tliu relatives and friends of tin* injured, and we culi-ider it our privi lege to exi»ress our entire eonlidence in the faculty, our trust in the hoard of trustee* and ourconBdeiice in thesound- direcliotis, there is anytliing you don’t understand, ask questions amf 1 will answer at once. I’. S.siib-t-easurers liav<; been ord- tmt gold the same ns any That aU*p etofqKiU the panic in IS.")". Fine Farming Lands. I will sell at a reasonah’e price and "on easy terms a paw.of mv farming liinilson tin Carolina Midland Kailrond, miles North of Blackville. These lauds He hcautifully, are in a strictly healthy locality ami a com in unity \of excellent people. They produce splen did crops, good years as w ell as bad,an* in a tine state of cultivation and capa ble of unlimited improveiueu*. This year with moderate application of fer tilizers they are yielding from a bale of option to the*acre upwards, and oilier crops in priqirortion. 1 will lake pleas ure in show ing the maturing crops to intending purchasers. No other recom mendation will be needed. C. Ii. M ATII IS, Blackville, S. t’. ii,i()i)ds T- Brown ik <O.; s. M. OWCE WILLIAM McNAfc Ii rm Bolliu V:.i name of : aist incs. III Co-partners under the Bolliog. Wrii*lit .k Co.: /.. DaniH aml ' Frank J. Milter, *Co jiuartners under, the firm name of Z. Dan hi & Co.; (ieorge 7.. Work, Andrew" Work, Frank C. 1’a.v ior ami tieorge H. I’ay- lor/Co-partiicrs Uiuler tlie. tirin name of Work Bros. A Cp.; J. .1. Dicks -and L. F. Dicks, Co-part nisi s under the firm name of J. J. Dicks Bro.; S. 11. Marshal, J. J. Wcstcoat, J. \ McMalter and Paul W. Bander*,Co partners under the firm nameofS. H. Marshal A: Co. f Edvvafd Nltseh and J. J. Kuhn, ( o-partners tinderfhe llrm iminc of Xit*i-h& Kuhn;(‘’. W ui- t»eru a ; .(l J. H. Piepcr, Co-partners ‘under tlie firm i.alne of Wulhern ik Pieper; IV A. Bingham, D. D Tom kins, It. K Cornell and Thomas IL Ward; Co-jlariners under the firm name of Cornell Bfhghain Co.; L. v B. Frank trad ing a* The Frank To- bato ('<>.•; David J. Hoar and (ieorge \V. Morgan, Lo-partners imaler ttrej linn name of Hoar, Morgan iY Co.;'A, Oudesiuy and .1 B. Kidiardson, (*o- —^laVineis nmlor tlie linn nafnc of limns wi 111ug • f»!ra«o state 'oca lifv. B. W .T’.I. tWTON, M iUi^loC, B. L J.r.^-C.>-partners L'mler. the linn p,,,,- ie of Pelzer Kodgeis *t Co.; Tlios. * * * j^m.HAIK, y Agent. WilUstbii. S.«. The Pho'iiix gives the best policy of any old line company. tf ; —— - Homestead Notice. SorTH Carolina, B* hnweii, (lot:nt.y. Ex |iarto Mrs. Frances Folk. Tills is to give nnfb-o that M s. Fran ces Folk ha* applied to me lo have ap praised and set oil for tier a homestead exemption of one thousand dollars in tlie realty Mini live hundred dollar* ip the personalty of tlie estate of her late husband-I. Frank Folk. _ A HOWAKO PATTERSON, ang If. lK’l.t. Master. Oudbslny, <fc Richardson; B. Selig, Jonas Selig and Jm:ob Selig,'Co part ners uiVdcr tlie llrm name of Selig Bios, it Co ; Francis J IVIzcr Fran cis S. Rogers, W. tr. Alnekinfuss, ^Tlms. S. Ingleshy ninl Fnimis.l. i'el- name R. Metialian, Charles K. Bates and Robert 1*. Evans, Co-partners under the ti rm nuiue nf McCahan, .Bates & . Co.; iXavi I Mayer, Solomon CzMayer and Jos. A. .Magnus^Co-partners un der the llrm name of Mayer, "Son' «!t Co.; Francis M. Bamlverg and F. ,M. ’ Pott*; A'llrtiitic IMinsldfiije f’o.T 'Jites Kj. Berry, T. C. Bligli, 1*. Moran, De- ‘feiidant*. SI MMONS. FOR RELIEF. .- (Complaint Served.) TO THE DEFENDA NTS: YOC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint in this aetiou\of wliiHi a copy i* now (Mi lile in the ollice of thcClerk of the Cmirt of CiMiirnon Pleas for BarnvveH County, and to serve a copy of your answer to tlie said complaint on the snlWnbers at their ollice, Barnwell Court Iloiise, S.’C., within twenty days after tlie service hereof, exclusive ol the day of such service; and if you fail to ansvvej- the eomplaiitt within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in tins ac tion w ill apply to tile t ourt for tin.* re lief demanded in (lie complaint. Dated June 23d A. !>., 1N33. BATES A* SIMMS, Plaintitr’s Attorney. ** TSkai.| W. ('. I I.MORE SIMMS, C. C. P. 'J'o theDefendants, Rolling, WrighCV (.'(*.; Z. Daniel A Co. ; Work M?ros *k Co.; J. J. Dick* k Bro.; Nit*Hi A Kuhn; Cornell, Bingham Co.; Tlie Frank Tobacco Co : Hoar. Morgan. A Co ; Oinlgsluy A Richard*on; Selig Bros. A* < o.; F. M. Potts; Mayer, Son A <’o.; Jiles M. Berry and T. C. Bligli You will take notice that tin* com- An Meal Home. A prrtty and productive farm of 231 acres on the South Carolina Railway, less than two miles West of Blackville. Improvements consist of a pretty cot- tiytc Of 1 •ftvTMBwfijSC” ^ni* three brick plaint in I his ee:ioii was Hied in tin chimnevs, hall, piazza, bam. stable, ollb*e of the ( lerk of the f'ourt for Barn * *' well UoHOty. In the. State of Spill Ii <. ar oBna on the 14rii dav of JhJv l>'h3, BATES A BUM MS; Plain^ill's Attorney. ing orchard of llnest fruit trees. It i proverbially healthy and.in generalde StTHbl!ity itbas no etfuab in tite eonnl v Will lie sold for a moderate price and on reasonable ter ink to an approved i>ur- chnser. C.H. MATHIS, ” Augl7;tf Dliiekvilir. S. O: Master’s Sale. State ok South C vrolina.) Barx\vxli,j;oixty, y Court of Common Pleas. W. P» Jones and R C* Jones, i’laintifi*, against Prince Reid, Defendant. FO It EC* I.OS I’RE. BY VIRTUE of an order made in ibis cause at tlie Jply ]S!»3 Tennof *aid Court bv Him James Aldrich Judge, I will sell at Barnwell Court House «« ness .'tint vrtabiitty Trf'll**, buildings Iicfou ~HaTPWl>ir ffl' Scptcmh'iW'm’Nt w-rrtrifr-the- lliercfore, be it Resolved.\ That we, fhe-Cadets of 1’temson Col leg**, in mass meeting hs- seinbled,,do hereby slate lliat tills uiosi. unfortunate affair is dt(0 tn no fault of the faenltylor of the sUuhiiitx,luit to the faulty const ruction'of the gangway. Resolv ed, That w e reiterate our outhe cohtldence in tl.e facnlry and tlie board ol trustees of tliis college, and since tin* architecture of these buildings and its cxlenshms are equal if not superior to any other college tmiliting* in tlie South, we feel assured that anotlier such ca lamity vyiil never egaln befall Clemson CadVts. Resolved, That yve extend to the rela tive*- and friend* of tlie injured our hear)felt sympathies,’and Unit we be lieve Lieutenant Donaldson, the coin mandiTTTTof tho Cadets, vvilii *he resi dent physician, and with the aid of tlie faculty, with tlie aid of the ladies ol Fort Hill and with our aid, did all in hlspovver to relieve tin*.sullVring. Resolved, That a copy of these ri*s(- liifions be furtii.lied to one or more pa pers of each c mntv in this State. .signed : K. II. Welch, II. (i Clitf, O. M. Pegues, FVRreazealc,. J. M, Mauld- ing, ('ommitt4*.e. „ Fort Hilt, An crop, which if properly saved w ill go far •towards n aking up for the short corn crop Wishing an alwndant success to your ■whenitis shortened by adverse reus«ms, f l ,:1 l nn ' al "* the I ar liters tbrouglmut le a rear of shoit t * , ‘‘ ‘'' ,,,,ir .V may be benelUted by thisar- ’Belioniiug Cattle. The Superintendent of the New York Experiment Station gives tlie following a* the best plan, according to his ex perience, for preventing tin* growili of horns on ciii4'c : . The resnjts of all tlie experiments.! "made at this statlow l.nul ns to the If?' but vre fear this w ill lie a year of slion crops and shorter prices. Did you ever hear of such a tangle as they Imve got in money matters.? We ~»re told that the bank,men say unless Uncle Sam helnwthere will not lie any money to buy the cotton; and tli.'vt any in a position, to h v ar from ail . Saver the country, ami I learn to my sor- farmer who exjiects any help 'o Indd his -jnw that th** corn crop is short, umlcql- tii,lc l w ill close*for the present. Si hsckibfr.* i Roues to rick. crop for better prices isa big goose This looks strange to a pliiey-vvood* iitan when he is’ told that therejs more money In the country ilian ever. Where i« it? Have the ‘•gyld bugs” gone into : the^brea gBod me ~^eOt - thtN year, so -tf ion tO\>, but flint does not make so mucb (liflcreiiee tlie feed crops. I had' hbjejd tli.it ihere vvauli^be ft goodautn ; adi (had at any drug *t'>rc for a few and oat cio'p made, and i uudeiat«iid ee.ii'ii* dipped into water until it U UefiliarUie useTirt'anstrclmtifllr rrtjy* far tlie easiest, most liuniaue and most certain method of .securing hornless cat tle. ’I he best time to apply the pre- vcnTtvc* is early in the life of tlie ani mal, just as s'kmi as tlie little horns can he distinguixAied by.* the toncli. The hair should be. closely clipped from the skin and the little horn inoiste-ied with vvater, to which soap or a few drops of ammonia have been added to dissolve^ the oily secret I'm* of tlie skin so that tlie potash will more readily adhere to tlie surface of tlie horn. Care must be taknn not to moisten the skin except on tlie horn where the ]M>tash is to lie ap plied. One end of a stick of eauatiepot chrysalis and w-ntppert npwitlr itffr-Nwt-71 jhwi* grt^n hut plenty of greenbadki i w 011 id iuva helped out. ised Luid e«e»r -tiie nmUtened surface nf Httiw lutm thef 1 could have itlitlie bacon they u^ed for next vear, but corn i* abort ami appeurautH'.s tu tiioae pai^a.amlwill they do? If they knew said of the con* prmqKvt*.**Dc- they are the ones to answ er ihTi <pTcr'-*"Toi'iru;nrerthe *Joly p, our county there will not be “do the feeding” until'nexi vrs ean inidjSUjW? tlM ir.».i|i- hujing,if they w >uld. It 1o»k« aaif they wilt h<t( nave uunhieg y« iu exchange fur such thing* a* j plain one- half To one acre in turnips | is trotujttorce to six *u vlglw, week* old. thut. Bui when they have tLilshed lay ing by ilieir crops tliey lake no tiuMight for iiext. year; no not even next winter. Ni*.v if, geuLemen, you wotrid go to sBglttly softened, it is rhen rnlibe.d on 'i’lic whole operatthii takes only a few niiwutea and the calf apparently i* in- n pain. horn and it drops off in the,MUrtinb{ four to six weeks at.da horprVeas animal will he tl;c result.” / •. roi. K»*bvsru redominanda as early Irgal hour* of sale, the tract of land de scribed in tlie pleadings herein, sit mite In the (,’onnfy of Barnwell,'i+ear Bam berg. containing ten acres, more or h**s, bounded Nr-rth by—lands of. \Villiant Moye, Ea»t Ivy lands -oi dlclay AY idfijr; Soiitli by land* of Mrs. Milhous and West by lands of E. B. I’rice. Terms casli. Purchaser to pay'for papers, r A. HOWARD PATTERSON, August 14. Master. ’ * South Carolina College, COLU.MBIA.S; 0. Session liegiusSeptember 2(*lli Fo.ir Bourses: Classical, Litenvrv, Scien- tilic. and f.avv; w ith elective xtudlesln higher cl a **(**. New (•ytunasinm. Well appointed Laboratories, Uhenicul, Physical, Biivbigical, etc, *-Neces*ary Ex Menses, from 41 L"* to |210. For turthef inloi mation address tlie President. \ ^ JAMES WOOI>ROW ■a -*» Greenville Female Cql/eg O ItK KNVIL.I. K. N. C. The Session if ISOJ-IH Invgimv W'ed- nesday] September 27th. Attendance 21^: tforpsof Instructors is. Course of Study lliorougli and com prehensive. —;;— DKrAKTMJCNT OF MUSIC. Wade R. Brown ( > rr.ist Orndmite of Eng. Con. of .Music; ilostort,-) Di- roclor.— - • - Au- ZETiaia, work and prepare the btnd well and . an anpMestinn as p4>x<dhi(v-whmi ihea:aif —FttH-cniif.ervsrnry •s.oin *e Voice, Vi din, Organ, \'1n!n r Harmony and Theory. -> ..' Asslst-nt Irstructors are also Con servatory (Iradnates. Department of Art thoroughly equip ped. Health recotd unrivalled ^T’enu* oflKard, tuition, music, Ac., low and reasoualtle. '^Daughters of mlnistf rs.of the Gosjrel are accorded special rntes. Two gills coining from the sanre family are given special rates. ' Corre*iH>ii(lencP requested. Send for new Catalogue. Address A. S. TOWNES, President. auglOAnv Furman Uiilversily, breenville, \ v The next sesstivn'will h^gin SepL2elh UdkL The• .oikpaMi.U-jmiuhriuux^jUft ( ohrse of Study lhoro%t’, and exfen* idry^the evpen<eit, inoderMte. For Cat alogue anil fttU Aiiforuiatlon, write to tho Pre*i(kmt',-4. 1 cr sr.tsLY.D. d. augF-'imo*^, julyzO-flvv TO THE AFfUCTED. Depot for South Carolina •■' FOR DR M’li ADS CURE FOR OR&PC STRICTURE am* ai.i. Kin.Ni.V c'omi*i..vixis. - |(ew Issile of State Bonds. THE BANK OF BARNWELL is prepared to retelvc st‘iI>sci'i|>fions tne State of South Carolina NON-TAXA BLE 4', Ver fent I.ON DS. i ' Fniid* invested in these Bond-* being by Act ol'th'e l egislature FREE Irom all State, ( ouiity and Muuietpal faxes, make them especially ue*iiHl>le..a» an investment. “• ■"L’ttrther iiiformation cheerfully given upon inquiry at our Banking House. F V C. BUTLER, Cashier. apriUJ-Omos. Moisey for YoU —A X 0 Tour Family. A w ise man w IB provide for ids fam- ily aniLoid. age- The Lest wav to do tliis Is to get an Endowment ami annu ity policy in the Strongest Uoinpaiiy in the United Slates, the Phtjenix of Hart ford. You w y 1 be able to lay down arid sleep, knowing your family is pro- liu* in i-:i*e yon' should die. temporary 1[V ready lias moved up from his ►umiuer retreat, ami la now for the fall trade. He gives hts best thanks to hil friends for their good patronage iJ past and for the free and full sympathy ot their words for the loss of his oR! stand and stock by fire. With afresh and complete stock (>* new goods suited to the ncMs of (lift people of tliis section he-cordially,ask* and confidently expects a continifanfe# oUpaH patronage at the South Side Store, ■ DICKS BRICK BUILDING, South West Corner of , the Public Square Hard times have come upon the con n- attd as a necc*.-ary consequence high prices have been driven away. I shall do my best to keep up the quaran tine against their return. WtiBe Ucannot, as a candidate business, promis\to make every man, woman and ehildWlio nyny favor me with emtom liappy.handsome, healthy Ls\| ami country 1 iness eau altord. Asking my Dxr.i'WNpaittenlarly and tlie pntdic gXeraliy.’to (TyB ujion me in my new quarters before hfWiug of #el- li»S We liave control for tliis county of the only succt's«fuf Gas<4irie .Self Heat ing Flat Iron in fhe vorld. As a blessing to house keepers the English Language is too poor to do it justice. ‘ It is safe, light, clean, easily handled and saves a world of" Work to house keepers. It get* ready for work in live minutes and never tires until it* task is done. It costs a quart.-r tof a cent for tw o hours of Ironing arid doc* aw ay with smoke, soot, ashes, iiot rooms and wood or stove tire*. h\,ery man w hd regards tlie comfort of w ife or daughter -bould get one. Every woman who wishes to_preserve her healtli ai.d luippiness should have one. With it ironing i* a breakfa«i .speil and slie i* superior to nneertain servants. Uidf ami see it work or w rite lor fuller information to Mo!air & Cal iff, Barnwell, S C. Machinery For Sale. 1 Eight Horse Power Bigelow Boiler ami Eng .ne, * , 1 Forty-tive Saw (lir. and Condenser, I Sgotjeld Iron ( ipton Screw for safe (in reasonable terms. . . „ >nTyfr-Thrios" Blacks ille, S. «* The Favored Few hi,- 'J'liis medic,in'? is taken interiuvlly—« only fwo dt,*cs every' I/aeiiU-four t •hours—ami ts HiF Hl*s*4nUK4-iv*e—for or- • gaiiic stricture and all kidney diseases. It cures stricture without pain, iiieon- venieitce or the loss of otic moment'* time from any employment. No pain in kidney complaint unless (hero arc r.ir.■»ipti.• aitniva It cucei gravel or stone, by softening it and prissiugTtd 111 tn fl 1 (“ Ttt ine in the form of a sediment or line powder. „ I have numbers of letters from people in Barnwell county who-have been cured and are Tieiiig cured. • • ! am now selling it. it! Elko, Barn well, Long Branch neighborhood, Al- lend.iie, Sycamore, Oltfr, Blackville, (’oltcton County, Graltatirt ille,.< harlef- ton, Orangeburg, St. Matthews, Colnm- r bia, Greenwood, Lowndesville, Edge- field, Anderson, Spartanburg, New ber ry, Picketts, Winiisbnro. Sumter, Flor ence, Darlington, ( amden and Lancas ter, Augusta, (la., Baltimore, Mil , Irt’rivhburg, V;t„ Pocomo, Peitiisy|v ; >- nia, Goshen, Indiana, Kentucky—with best results. I guarantee a (••(ro; If any one will take two hotties of this Medicine, and he or site are not sutlieiently henelitted to induce them to continue use, 1 will refund Ilieir iiKiney, 'l itis Medicine can only he obtained by ordering direct from me. It w ill Le sent by mail on receipt of price, -3.00 to any part of North Candlna, South (’itr-" oiina, Georgia and ATabama. I n order ing say whether for stricture or kidney disease. If yon ai’re sttlFcring, give ft a Dial, if it does not do w hat I promise for it yi.nr niopvy will ho returned without Pti'K the ripened politiea plnmsandf multiliide mn*t wait amjw atch to g.itht cr such si 1 an'* as the tax jaw s arid the w holesome adm idstration of atlairs'in Slate and County may allow them. But t > tin* defeated candidate ami. tlie ttn- ■imbilitni* A'iti/.cn Reliet i* n arer, -riret mil a pbuty for cvcrvbielv, and the way to get 1 here i* s*. plain and easy that ini one uetftl go astrajv— rrf. G. vy. Walker, MAIN STREET, 15AR^s WKLL S C* arid prosperous 1 very yvtllingly pledg« myself to deal with perfect fairness. ( w ill be vont(“tit w ith quick sales and small profits and shall sell goods oh their ments. I will give Hie best prices for cotton A Wait With a We’ WILLIAM Mo BARNWELL NEWS and GOOD NEWS (oJIkfor ev erybody who w.iills, the li&wr0t awcfst goods at tlie very iowi st living hard pan price's ever attempted in old Barnwyll Just JJeceiVkd KIRS'FSPRING dry goods.. Ualicoes, Dress-Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tin and Wooden ware and, in-short, hB good* that serisiblc fN*opl« need at thia tium of the year, all cheap for cash or con 11 irv produce. Mr. lien Davies, in charge will h« glad to see and serve his former cua- toiitera-and tlie general public. CHARLES PEC’HMAXN ‘ II. F. BUST, A. BU 1ST, Jr. - H. F. BDIST & BRO. BLACKVILLE, S.£. —Itraler* in— »• CCFFIKS and GASKETS Al.r. STYLES, gi'AMTiKS, ■ : i . r- '7; I ( • Orders promptly lion in prices defied. toarclt!t-l y SIZES tlMed and competi- W. W._M00RE, FuneraL Director, aes; ha* kept iutsy during tlie dun,surjmer montli* in studying the markets and cTdlectlug bargains from all the leading citjes and manufactories until he ha* packed every shelf and tilled every nook and corner w ith ipsrtock of (ienernl Mcr- chandis • tlnit is pet feet Tti complcTelies* and beyond all competition in cheap ness. Town people say I am overstocked, hut I knew better it might be so if 1 wer .' to (IcjiciuT entficTy on Barnwell trade, but. when my country friends ami the general public find out bow large my *tock and Jtow low* my prices they will share in the bcnelit* olfcred by my experience and energy in serving their wants. Clieap and good good* make tip for tlie low price of cotton. So 1 invite everybody from everywhere to come to see my goo.l* and tind out my prices. 1 (lonYuiiilertake to catalogue them for tiie iisMvonld Ite trio long for publication. I can suit all buyers in jail Vines and all that I ask is a fair j chance to prove my words good.N Come Jtd Headquarters early anO of ten, singly and in scoit's and you w ill be w elcoaie. N. G; W. WALRER. — DEALER 1 nL~ ( lioieest Fancy Groceries. Confection- delay or trouble to von, which is more ‘‘'Yj L ixais, Uibaceo, ( rockiry and ' * Lowest lV>s*ib't* I'riees. Doing my own work f have no’expen sive clerk hire to pay. Selling .strictly for cash I. make no bad debts. These advantages help me t<r ’undersell ail competition. . ‘l 1 ask only a trial. Hjlvern’e a chance* 0. K. RY^IN, Barnwell, S. b. Mice. Ofkiuj: of County )- Co.MMIS.'lONEKS. f Bahnw'ki.i.JS. C. AprUJth 7803. Hereafter no hill agaktsU tlie County of any nature will be paid imless-rmor- der 1* first obtained from the Cler of t he Comity Commissioners. • Tly order of Board, - M .M*ATE, Clerk. Registration Notice. The oflipe the Sttperviaor of Kegis- tratldn wiR Bebitert arRarnwcU on tlie Urst Monday in each pipnth for the » traulactioti of such huaiueas as is au- tlioi tied h^ law if.YYNK K. RD’E, 4 ’ auirenrisor i' » i^r*S* and I w Uljde »ryJt r** :rse and jtrotVtjyotf.-' All customers’treated with tquurenegs and courtesy \ l- E. W. H0L//yAR, WALKER'S OLD STAND, RUan BU Barnwell, S, C. f Don’t ask for credit afford to give It an:! don’t like to pain j you? fet mfggby refusing it. liqderVaker, Practical Embalmer. BARNWELL, S. C. ,Keeps constantly on hand fttll Jtocka. of Collins ami Caskets of all grades and qualities. Competition in prices met anil dis tanced in every Instance. No charge ior attention to irodies in^ tended for early burial. Day calls at Win. McNab’s Store. Night calls at Residence. . Satj.'factiun guaiatiteed. - Call on the lidlow lng gentlemen who are my authorized agents. All order* .entrusted to them w ill receive prompt and careful attention. ntar23-ly ( G. il. Gkkkn U. A. TjTt.i.is, ElililS & GHEEtfE BARN WELL.S.CV Will practice in all tike Co'tits of the State and United States aitti give prompt personal attention Ur all bwri«ei*» en trusted to them. dtclti-ly T. B. ELLIS, Jr., Surveyor and Civil Engineer Special attentlop gtvan to the compntatio* of water-powers, leveling apd drainape. A postal card addressed to me at Malttnp, 8. C. will receive prompt attention, octi.wivr ^ A large tract of land, not le**- than T,0(m» acrc.i clay subsoil, well improved will pay cash. Address M. Care Raimwrll Pkopi.k I cjui’t'i "Atli Stomps for reply. Oive complato dew rt; tion of land and lowest pride M. ■seal