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►« w m -ao* The Barnwell People. a«. V. HOLIES,Editor 1 Prap’r. I< A QUEST Cor MY CIKCi'LATIOX. THOltSDAT /I’llIL 80, iw«. Tli^fint tluty of tho hemopmu of Roulli C«r«»)ina Uto^t U»f(t*UiPr, nntl tho U»l tluty Uto »uy tojreilmr. With unity lh6 future i* witkuut It ovll tlay# arc ahriad of tau The political ca;u|>al>{ii will o)>cn w th the meeting af the dobe on next Saturday. The Item men, thoee In whem the people hact' tuo»t contldence, etaould beaent totlte CtUHWyy the 7 Mate and the National cnmrentloni. IcatdTN^pitallX' liJvL Im^cii tlilk- Ing altout building a new |und linle- pendunt line to the Weat. They have come to their (ant chance. If they let tiretfreenwood, \uderiton and Western giby let them hereafter forever hold their peace. V-In the coining (Hdilical canvas* don’t get excited. Don’t say thing* Ih your excitement which. In your hour* of re- Hection, you will detcnnfhe had better been left unsaid. Remember we are sll neighbor* and friend*, and must live Iicye together after the mad shouts of the eauva** shall have died away Into silence and the calm of reason shall have settled down upon our <li*<iuieled soul*.—Harfsvilte Messenger. — The Conlcdcralc Vctrrarr* who nf- tended the reunion In Charleston la«t jyeek arc loud in (traise of the splendid welcome givci» them. The old city by the sea has more warm friends scatter ed now throughout the Htate than Ju any day that has paiocd since the sol diers of the country tide h«d|K‘d lei •OHS to'hold the gates of Mirnter and Moultrie and Wagener against the ene my that would have sown salt in her a*hc*. The dear, delightful coining woman of the Methodist Kplseopal Church, North, can now meditate at the rcmoui- livsrof desired rights that appeared to be almost dropping into her dainty out stretched palm*. The primary election held throughout the conferences and mission Held, on the pro|Kisltlon to amend the second restrictive tule of the discipline so as to aiakc woineu eligible for electhm as lay delegate* to the gvn. eral ramferenee. nsolie.l In the erne I defeat of the aDU r*. 7,Mr> voting f.u and against the |iro|M>aed auicnd- ment, lacking only Is vote* of securing the two-third* requlied hy the chim*h tule. Ho near and yet ao far, but may thev have better lurk neat lime. NtMll.K WUMDH. - At the reunion of < onlederate Vet- ensua In Charleston lest week a aplen- vfld •eratlen wee given toUen. Johnson l!sgno«l, senior ranking offleir. In answering the nail of hlawniradee Oen. Ilagood delivered a brief oft hand speech Inal will rank among the best ctasaioe of the Confederacy. He Mid: **l thank you for year kindly greet ing. It D a long time aince we hate (net, sin e we hate fooktd Into each •ilier’e rye* and gra*|ietl ench idher's hand*. .In the long ago we together tolled In the weary march and looked upon "baule’s magnlltreutly »U-«n ar my.” Together we hpve felt thp mad excitement of the charge, Uic glorious entliuslasm of vh-tory, the sullen an gee of defeat. A ml bl/dw, aWuar d«- He* have been our lot. Together we have passed through the valley and the shadow of political rwco net ruction We have seen civil rights, aarre.l from tradition and baptised In the blnod of a patriot anoratry. trampled In the lu»t. We have seen the accumulation* of two ornturle* of thrift and Industry swept away, and the Mute plundered a* a eldp by s pirate crew. Hut ”U«mI ful- tl* Himself In many ways.” To-day our fair Ktmtiilaiid, thank* to the indomitable energies of her blood, and the abounding resourt'es of ber gracious endowment, with her wound* cicatrised and her plumage renew'd, is Moving like the eagle'a flight, upward and onward. You have met these varied fortune* a* they came, and in the part you bore, you bell-ved then and you know now you were right. Old frienda, welcome— and, perhaps, good-bye. 1 am with you to-day, a* I nave been In the past, body and heart and soul. Ottrscrvlue Is nearly over Mo*t of those we knew and loved arc gone. They are passing now. Kven while the drums were heating the hk- oeiubly for this reunion the youngest but one of your brigadier* answered die last roll-call cn earth. John,Kennedy, patriot, soldier, knightly gentleman, is dead. His honored pla»4 In your midst i* vacant. The peace of Ued is on hi* brow. Younger men, a* they should, are fil ling the ranks. They, too, are ready to live or die “for the ashes of their sires and the altars of their gods.” For us there Is little more left than to prepare for the final Inspection and review. Let us humbly trust that we will there meet the approval of the Great Commander—beyond the river. Ou> A SIGUTJiF HNAKKH. Tux oivil axd Hxaku afteb Hli'e—A roxu Fog sal* : I am at home now doing nothing, the hardest work i ever tr.cd to do. A lit tle needed rest «Joe* very well f«»r a w bile, but when it I* too long It gets to lie HTrcsonie. ft I* said "hllcnes* i« the devil’s work shop” and I believe It He I* after mo making all kinds of sug gestion* and promise* that will mi- vsm-emy, worldly inieiu*t.. l>oing nothing is nlniut a* had as being a can didate. The only dlllVrenue Is that when you urea candidate and In poli tics you are just where he wants you to he, especially when your liver get* out of order and you need C. 0. C.’s (not X. X. X.*») to keep ifrotn saying bad word* and faliing from your llrst.«*- tntc. The X X X Is good snake medi cine and will do to take along when you gp fishing.—In onmpaoy—wftfr I rictni anil ruliUlvt) [ went in the Alligator Branch last weolc. We hod an (ulventuie with a large rattler which scared me “nearIjf bout todeAlh'’ imd my friend ditto. 1 whs on one side of the branch and my relative, U. •>. Brabham, Jr., was on the other side, some distance from me. lie said “hero is a snake,” direct ly said ‘ here’s another/’ He threw a stick at it and it raft through the bushes and made as much noise ns an animal. Ilowciita little farther and he mid “I am surrounded by snakes, hen* are two more.” lie insisted on my going to see them. 1 went and there they were, colled up near each other. The larger one was nearest u*. Brabham took a stick and threw at it ami it straightened out, came for us with its MontlLtipaa and wo both jump ed into wafer and look to our heels across the brunch, lam afraid to say how big it was, for fear I w ill he clas sed among the liars, hut I will say this iRiirh, it was the longest nnd sauciest miiMvc l ever saw. I sliook -Uio mud off my fuel as a testimony against Alliga tor Hrnnrh. About’he time I got over the snake tumble and resting ijuietlj at home an other worry ha« pre-ented itself. I have a pond on my tdaee w ilh a few sit ting li*ii in it nntl men gather with their r I lies uud guns ami such shooting you never heard. .Hornetim* - It’s like a skirmish in war Uata*. | am not ahlw to lake my ii.ip at tnM>n. It hH>> become a nuisance. Th * |>ond is for rhIo if any i Old Blue. body will move It nit of the place •*U where sh.vl rest be found.” k' A CLOSK CALL. Among the good war stories told last week at the Confederate Survivor* Ke- unioo in Charleston we find the fol lowing, recalled by Frank M.Mlxson, “the youngest. Coftfederate sMdler “At the chargo on Fort Harrison on the James Kiver Jenkins brigade was the support for Tige Anderson, who led v the charge. After going a* far a* they could Jenkins brigade passed them, •lust after passing Tige’s men Lieut. Richard Best, of Allendale, was shot through 7 the thigh; ke did noY stop. In a tew seconds he was shot through the right breast, the ball passing through the body. He turned to leave and was Immediately again shot? through, this ball entering the hack about an inch below where the other came out, aad .came out iu tho same hole made by the first, lie (.ell sad up on being picked up ty the ambulance oorps on the litter and just as ih<*y had liim on their shoulders to carry him off smother ball struck his foot and knock- »*d off two of his toes. He is still Ur* in*-” | > a ( Solicitor Bellinger is at home again | after two week* of arduous labor at F Aiken Court. Duniyr the term of the Uruerai HassIou*, wbici. oouilriued i wo v ewks. be dispoMsd of wo uapremuc... d »la«*uiitof work, the I teat oa - i betttg test comb. Aad he Met* r«v a- l m - *1<*> ItLWAUD, |1(N>. • The reader* id this paper will be pleaded learn that there Is at oitjedreathtl diw-ase tiiat science has Itevu able •<> cure In a’.l its stage* and that I* Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only |e»,live mire now known to tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh Itcing a ••«»n*llt , 'ilonal *llM , a»e, re«|Uire« con stitutional treatment. Hair* Catarrh Cure I* taken internwJIv. M**ling direct- ly ufs#u the bliMNl and niurnti- »tina* < - » *.f the syslelH, th»**el»v d(-|j..*iiig >**’- fonnilailou >.f the dl*M S'c, ami giving the patient strength by boHillug up the e»«i«tiiuiioii and a«sl»iing nature in do Ing it* work. The proprietor* hate mi much faith in iu curatite |M>wer*, llctl they otter One 11 niidred | »o||.tr« for any ease that it fail* to cure. Hrlid lor 11*1 of TrsiimiMilnl*. AAdiws, F. J. CIIF.NKY A CO , Toledo, O. .Mild by l>riiggi*t*, “i. THE rARXJSKS ALLIANCE. About ten year* ago what is known what is as the Farmer*’ Alliance bad Its or- aT Igln In the Stale of Text*, founded upon such pies a* commended ibeinoelves to the favorable consideration of all patriotic fanner# of thl* southern country; hence the organization spread until it oiuhraced a large number of farmers in said State* and extended to the north western, northern and eastern States, and was the most potent nnd extreme organisation that ever existed among the farmers of the L'nibyl state*. And had not dissension arisen in the ranks of the organization through designing politicians and other evil designed inembera of the organization, It would have been a power to-day that would have protected the titianciAl and polit ical interest* of the agricultural and In, orlng classes^iCtlilii onnotvy. : They would not have been hewers of wood and drawers of water of the monied aristocracy of the country w hose power Is continuously increas ing and arbitrarily absorbing the un- AITUTIO* DEMOCRATS’ In accordance with the resolutions adopted by the Democratic Mute Kxe- It was , cutire Committee *t Iu meeting on the right basic prlnci- 7th Hist the Democratic Coutuv Con- earued fruits of hone*t toll. Along with these inroads of Al liance decadence, the legal profession and mercantile men all over the coun try contributed the weight of their iu- tlueuce day-iu and day-out, iu every available way to dissatisfy the weak- kneed and unstable, knowing lull well that their (<rgamzMion pfjiiutualpro-4 ATrTlTTfi’nCA\retM’yl' tectlon, of moral elevation, ot the sane- } tity of contracts, of co-opcratlon in ed ucation, of disscmiualiou of knowledge among their membership as to their personal and political rigbis and priv ileges boded no good for their iinaucial amLnolltlcal preferment. T^ese enemies of farmers’combina tion* know how easily a segregated people like fanners are discouraged and imposed upon. Hence they go at their work in a systematic way and per«lst In it to the end. I wish th»t l c<iiibi Mi;. Kditob: IMesoe annnitnc* In your next Immc that the cffl«iiig -icn-l-e* mf my term in the Uak Urove Aeadeinv will lake place on Frldav night. May Mh. An eip.TLaiiitneni will lie given, which will consUi of a great msnv en tertaining auiuacmentauch a* medal Contcsi*. Dialogue*. Hccllatbma, Music Ac. MTe do anticipate our enterprlssi to- wrsr>U it I am al-o glad to announce th^lAye will have the t 01*1011 string Mind iM-rform for os on that night., And an Address by I’rof. F. N. K. Bai- n >lll*l«.n t M, IL ■ TD« public ittrdlallv Invited to at tend. t ome one, cniue all. Yours Very Truly, J. A. Hunter. Khrhardt, S. C , April Tln(. laOti. obitlTby. A goml man I* gone from Red Oak., , . , „ .... On the I Mi Inst, in the ritie .ge of life, | Including all the largest col our esteemed friend, Mr. t . j P , ( „i fl ,, ton prmluoers, have been heard from, a I>avD, entered'the gate, of Immortality, 1 ««»«n»ary has been made of the whervhe n-.i.lrom hi* labors, Deed r*» ,or ‘? ^‘veil and put Into such from pain and siilteiing. 1 that an e*tini4te may Ims easily (torn May 17th liCJ iu Ke«| Oak. w here lie ha* always lived. |le w as a Say something flint would revive iu Farmers’ Aliint’cemcn a desire tore- turn to the fold and build -anew our power and Influence, that! could enlist the co-operation of those of our agri- culiurist* who have stoml aloof hereto fore frmn their praiseworthy and bene ficial order and f hus aid in unsliackid- ing us from the thraldom that bind* u* and ex-torto I rom n> unholy tribute, Tbc cmL Mini .,im. of the Alliance aro worthy, high and noble. The prin ciples are founded in justice, wisdom and Ijpoor; and we challenge the crlii- cisittof the world, to show the contrary. The .Slate Exchange established through the agency of ll>« Mate Alli ance hits accoinpli-hcd much giMx! a.* a bureau of Information. It brought down the price* Of fertilisers, bagging and tic», sewing machines, wagon*, buggies and various article* of uirr-, chaudlM, which Uic public enjoys the benelit id today. If 1 here should lie those who desire to re-unite with the order, they can con- solidau* defuoct siih-alliauce cluh*. or they can iiniie w ilh the I,'ounty AIM-* am*e a* Imllvidiisl memhers ami have a ^yuiral 01 gaiiizafiou lor the i-oiiut v. H. II. Timmkiiu *a, I’maident Aiken*’». F. A. —■ —w ♦ -MS- THK I’OLITirAL CIIK.hH BOARD. ’I he tVa«hingt<m eorres|M>iMleut of the (Sreviiville News a rote on Ha’nrday: fM-oator Tillman tidd tne today that on his \\ csieru tour he had taken a giMxl maiijr haml piimarles and found every body for silver. ’I he Senator’* lamdlar baiivl nrimary wa*. be say s, well reerivof wherever h« iiilruvlm-eil it. M hen I a*ke,| Tillman about tire situation in Hoii r h Carolina Im said: “The state is all right. Tho only trouble is that a Im of inditicians tloti know where In the hell to stop.” H« says there w ill Im utity otto State Convention. The Senator ha* aband oned hU idea U>s|icak In Souvb Catali na. but wljl MMm |e«v« <>u a Sou the ■ lour. He will llr*t speak In Georgia, ibni go Im A Minima, Florida, Tava*. Arkso-s* and other States. Tillman is it* tho race for tho Presi dential nomination at Chicago and la lav mg hi* w if * I ,1 all he I* Wo th II, swyo Mu' silver BIR'I VIII wmlrol there. Ho ex|mct« sup|M>rt from nuinorous estern and Southern states. He holds that secessionist seutino-nt against a Soutb Carolina man haadledout. The lloushtn, Texas, l’o«t of the 23d Inst, gave Its first acreage report for the season of I S»7. Mnety-tlve ventlon Is hereby called to meet at Barnwell ou the 4th day of May intx: at 11 o’clock a. m. for the purpose of elo«:t- Ing a Comity KxecuMvc Commluee nnd a State Kxranuive Commlttesmau for the ensuing vear; and to elect dele gates to the Htste Democmtic Conven- tirni to be hold in Cplumbla on the third Wednesday In MayjsiHj. U. DUNCAN BELLINGER, County Chairman. W.U. DUNCAN. Secretary. ATTE JTriOx7l>EMk:BAT81 The Presidents of < all Democratic Club* in this connty .wilNmll pieli iv>^ spectlve clubs to meet im'SAturdMy, the 2nd day of May next, for the purpose of reorganizing said clubs, electing an ex ecutive committeeman torepreifcnt. said club* in the county executive commit tee for the ensuing two years, and to elect delegates to the county conven tion on the 4th day of May IbiMi. Each club I* entitled to one delegate for each 1 wenty-tive names or majority fraction thereof on the club roll ut the lust pre ceding primary election. “-G. Duncan I’.klunokk, County Chairman— - Bamberg, S. C., April 28, 18%. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ofliev of Clerk of Court of Barnwell County, subject to the rule* illld ICiOilsrh.n- nf Vim Imw. - pcr.itic Primary election, pledging my self to abide the results and support the nominees of the party. W, b. HamisKiti;. (Paid) \ Elko, 8. C., April 14,18%. I respectfully announce myself a candidate lor the ottlrc of Clerk of ) «join t L>J BaxuwcU < <mnty, aubiwrt tvr ' the rules Bud regulation* ot the Dem ocratic Primary electioh, pledging my self to abide by the results and sup|iort the nominees <d the party. N. II AYVVOOD STAN8M.L. (Paid) - ■ * Corn For Sale, One thousand bushel* of tine corn In the ear for sale by P. J. Zelgl* r, Al lendale. Prices «kc.,furnished on ap plication. *""■ - . 1*. ,L Zeigler. (tf) Loans on Land. We are now prepared ue<_>i,flute loan* on improved Tarm |ir<>|M*rty on long lime and pi low rate* of iuiereau For i»a(llcular» apply to Patterson ,v Holman. Attorney* at Law, Barnwell, H. C- |»f) Lands For Rent And Sale • 17.<*"» acres In Baruw«ll < M, arre* InAiketiCo, also* lew small larms in Colleion and Sumter Gountica. Par lies desiring to buy on good term* (small cash |>armeni and balance on 5 year* lime) nr to rent; will do well to j call on, or write. HATES A SIMMS. Barnwc* 1 W .C ::|J. L POST, M.D-,D-D- s, Resident Dentist OFFICE ON Hl’KR STREET, BAKNWKLTI s. c. \ TAX SALES. - State ot Hotmi Csaoi.lXA. > XtOCkrt ok Baknwkll. | BY" VIRTUE of Tax Executions to moiUrei>ed by A. F. Free, Treasursr, I have levied upon and will sell on- MAn day,the 4th day of May A. D. 18%, (It l e- ingkalesday in said mouth) wiibin the legal hours of sale, in front of th^Couft House at Barnwell, H.C., to the highest, bidder for cash, the following described property, to wit: TIsrnw ki.l Township. All that lot of land In the Town of Barnwell, In sa’d county and .State, known as the “Thompson Place.” con- talning one, fonrtbof one acre, mnro or less, together with building* thereon, bounded on the North by street sepa rating it from lot of J. 0. Patterson, East by street separating It from the lot of C, C. Cal iff, South by lot of the M isses Kirkland. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Mrs. M.Cj Wood ward. Gkorues Ckkkk Township. All that tract of land situate, lying and being in Comity aud state afore said, containing four hundred (400) acres, more or less, and bounded on the by lar d* of D. H. Matbenv, East by lands of David Hutto at(d West by the old Matheny place. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Mrs. E. D. llartzog. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for pa|>er8. - / J- W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C. Sheriff’s Office, April Kith 18%. MASTER’S SALE. HSri’E D STATES CIRC UtT COURT; good and loyal citizen, and won the es teem, honor and confldanc* of ail who knew him. He served lour year* In the late war, and 110 braver, l*e tcr soldier ever wore the gray. Ho wa* a farmer form that an estimate made u ahout the whole report tieing ' read. The report indicate* an inerca«e i of acreage of about 17 |>er cent over 1 that <>f iv.VPCi, of altoni 2 per cent. ; over INflt, w hen U^54,i>21 acre* were ; planted in cotton in Texas. 'Planting Iih* been retarded altout ten dav* by heavy rain* all over the htate but these of the true tyiM, and pruapored there* , . . Asa neighbor he wav all that nll,u, h » v « P 0 ‘» K‘>od season In the hy could be desired, kind and obliging, ready and willing to enter Into all that was for the good of hi* community. In the domestic circle he ^w ill he sadly inDoed. A widow and «lx children sur vive him to lament the loss of a kind, loving husband and an indulgent fath er. lit* body was laid to rest in the Dunbarton cemetery In the presence of a large crowd, assembled to pay their last respecta. - Friend after friend depart*. 0 Who hath not lost a friend? There I* no union hereof hearts That Hud* not here an end/ Were this ftail world our Itual rest. Living or dying, none were blest. A Friend, OBITUARY. Died at her home near Barnwell, 8, C., April 6th 18%. Mrs. Carrie Moore, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \Vas(i- invtbn Halford. The funeral services were conducted at her home by Rev. T. P. Lido. The remains were interred iu the family burying ground in a beautiful spot where she desired to be laid. Her death is a great loss to her family. None can take her place. What D home without a mother, and especially such a mother and wife a* she was. Her face beaming with kind ness told of the love that was in her heart for every body. Of all women vlievvasone of the most industrious that we ever knew. 8he leaves a de voted husband, two loving little daugh ter* and a host of relative* and friends to mourn her untimely death. She whs a devoted wife, a dutiful child, loving, sister and a kind and affectionate moth er. , Dear friend, thou hast left us To dwell in a better borne than this, But ’twa* God who saw tit to take One we so dearly loved aud miss. Your loving face no more we’ll see. Your merry voice no more we’ll hear, Until Some day with you we’ll be, . Where no trial* or troubles are to bear. • - ’ - 1 Farewell, then, dearest friend, To the Savior* will we bow,' For at HI* aacred feel we feel , * I bou art pleading foi»u* now. F. and E. ground at a time when It was needed. Home sections again need rain but gen erally it will not be nece.**ary for two week*. By May 10th at the latest the great bulk of the crop wilt he planted. Some cotton is up and doing well iu South Texas.” GOING TO CHATTANOOGA. The Southern Baptist Association will be held in Chattanooga, Tetm.,011 May Utli, 7th and 8ih. The railroads, have granted rate* of one cent a mile travelled. The delegates appointed by a**oc)ation* at the rat^of one to each $250 contributed to mission*, from this county, are Revs. YV. 1). Rice, VV. !). McMillan, A. Buist, C. P. Ervin, T. P. Lide, YYm. Hay ns worth and J. F. Morrall. THE DISPENSARY' IN RUSSIA. A few days ago Mr. Moses Green re ceived a letter from a brother at his old home in the Russian Empire, in which it was stated that the public sale of all sorts of liquor had been'prohibited and that! a new system had been put into operation by the government. All liquor, he said, I* bottled and Is sold only 111 bottle*, and the sale of It by the drink,as had been the eifttom from time immemorial, is prohibited. It would seem that Russia lias adopted the South Carolina dispensary system, or tl>e Gotten berg or Swedish system, as it is known in Europe.—Sumter Watchman and Southron; Vanya man dreads throwing 1,is Ufa M ooca, who surink* toot throwing U a a a) by pi cue na*L away fruwi E!ggs are slow sale at J dozen for a quarter. Friday’* rain missed Barnwell town ship and cotton can't come without more moistuie. The Greenwood, Anderson and Western Railroad has bought the Bates- burg Cotton Mills, recently sold at Receiver’s sale, and will set the ma chinery going again. YV. R. Strang A Co., of 15 Wall Street, New York, who have the con tract for extending the Carolina Mid land Railroad to Greenwood are record breakers, having built 33 miles of road In Ohio In 43 working days. ’ The South Carolina Board of Medical Examiners will. meet Iu the Senate Chamber at Colambia on Tnaaday May lMh,lM4, at 10 a. m. The time of meeting ha* been changed by the laat Legislature.. I# oa the way, but I am here with more beautiful bargains for cash buy ers than Blackville ever held before. As the M-asoa* ftdlcw attractions will be Increased, growing prettier every day. 1 quote a few sample prices: Ladles’Hats, all shapes and colors, 20 cents up. Ladle*’ Best Silk Gloves, all shades, 10, 25, Sd. 75 cent*. Boys’ Tam O’Shanter’s, 60 and 7.>et». Boys’ Sailors, 25 vents up. Ladies’ Sailor*, in various shapes and colors, to suit the most fastidious. See ths latest gird.e belt for Ladies, in gilt, at 2-> cents. Also Belt Buckles. 15. 20, 25 cents, Belts with Buckles, 10, 15, 25 cents. Veils in Borage, Spun Silk Gauze, Russia and Mechlin, all shades, 15, 20, 25, 35, 50 cent* per yard. Ladies’ Dongolas, 50 cSnts. . ladies’Oxfords, pateut leather tips, 50 cents. Men’s High Cut Plow Shoe*, $1.00, YY’bit3 Shifts, Linen Bosom, Re-en forced back and front, 25 cents. Handkerchiefs, 1 cent. HomUtitehed Handkerchiefs, some thing good. 5 cents. f 'J’owels, 18x32, 5 cents. Umbrellas, 26 inch, 2- r > cents. Four-quarter Sea Island Homespun, something good. Scents. Four-quatt«r Fruit of the Loom Bleacning 8j cents. Table Damask, Turkey Red, 25 cents a yard. The Best Sock on Earth for Scents. Coats’ Cotton, 40 cents per dozen. YVhite Cross Barred Muslin, some thing good, 4)4 cents per yard. Pius, full count, 1 cent a paper. Gilt Edge Shoe Polish, 15 cts a bottle. ' Y'ours to please, C. f, MARTIN, R. R. AVENUE, Front ot the Depot, BLACKVILLE, S. C. marl2 Perry W. Price . Invites all penom having wagon*, buggies, road carts needing repairs to call at his General Bepair Shops before making contracts. First Claxe horse shoeing a specialty, Hupertor facili ties for repairing mowing machines. All kinds of metal w ork dune and satis faction Id evert particular goarmateed perky w. PRICE. The United States of America,| District ••f South Carolina. | FOURTH CIRCUIT—IX EQUITY’. C. M. Kdeotleld, O. YV. Barker, K. M Boyles, M. A. Moody, ot al., Com plainants, vs. Th« Union Mortgage Ranking and —‘Xruu. t ouHmnyt Limited, H. J. M<«> dy, ct al., Defendant*. Pursuant t«* the Judgment and Order of the Court aforesaid, made in the above entitled cause and dated at Char leston on the 14th day of Decemlier 18U5, and hy virtue of the autlioritv thereby iu me vested, i will offer tor sale at Pub lic Auction before the Court House al Barnwell in Uie Stale of South Caroli na. on Motulav the 4th day of May 18%, w ithin the legal hour* of sale, 11)1011 the term* hereinafter Mentioned, the following described Real E.-utc in the order named ;. (I) AH those vacant lots represent cd on Plat of Townol Seigling a* lot of II. J. M oody or the part* thereof lie on the South ea»t side of “oM-rna formerly the dividing line between lainfa of • F. II. Dickinson and II. J. Moody, and known as .No* I, 1;. s> a 2l>, 28. ;m, 32. 34. 3»*. ;.N, in, .vt, 57. «l,a, «t5. vt. *5. i»7, Vi. 01, ’•*•», !»5,115,11!*. 121,123, 125, 117, IIP. 151, 153, and part of No". “I. I iJ, and 146, lying on south-ea*! side of »ani ‘ old road.” (2.) l.ot»oH». YV. Barker contain ing twelve acres, not within the Town ol Selgling. t3) Lot of Selgling Canning Factory know u a* N«*. 5m. (4) Sch'sil-housc lots kuowu a* No*. Hd and It? (5.) All that part of the mortgaged premise* »* described in thd Bill of Complaint covered bv the right of way ol tlie Carolina Midland Railway Com pany. the said land* through which the said Railroad passes are to he sold •ob ject to (be right of way of said IUII- mad Cnni|Miny and all questions as to the liability oi *4id Railroad Companv on account of it* Right ol way are re verted. Terns of Mle: One-half c**h and halan(*e In one year with Interest from dav of sale, uii|Mid purchase money to .Ml**«) iw.lt,I *,( and mortgage of the preiniscs sob Purcha-er to have option of paying all cash- Purchaser to pay for |>aiMir». U A LCD IT 1*. GREEN, Special Master. Columbia,8.C M April 7lh, 1*%. Debtors and Creditors -• All person* having claim* against the estate of Charles Brant, deceased, are requested to prwseut them duly ed, slid all persons Indebted b* the said e*tat« are t-eqnlred to make payment <a the uudersigACd. J.*M. Peer, YV/C. Minnel. Administralora (4w'.X ’ Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demands against’ the estate of Mr*. P. Bamberg, late of this County, rieeeaaod are requested td present, tnem duly attested 8tMl'a!Lper J son* indebted to the said estate are re- ulred to make payment to the uudar- goedr (3^.) G. P. Bamberg, YV. S. Bxmberg, Executors. ♦ • MASTER’S SALE. Statx 6k South Carouna, \ County of Barnw kll. j Francis Yl. Bamberg, J’laintiff, against’ Mrs. George Ann McMillan, Easter Elizabeth Fender, Rn*a LeeMcMil- lau, Robert Clarence McMillan, Jas- XortU by the Charles Ray place, Soutti per Richard McMillan, Defendant*. KORKCLOSCRK. BY’ VIRTUE of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cat.se I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Cqurt House, on Monday, the fourth dav qf May 18%, It being salesduy in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate: Ail that piecj.or plantation of land sitnate in Barnwell county on tbe Lit tle Saltkehatcble swamp, containing three bnmlre.l acres| more or la**- BRITTONS BOOK STORE, barnweli., s. c, f* established w> "fin a long felt want.” and offer* School Book*. Slate4, Paper,-; KtrvelnjHw, Pencils, BIMeg.TesUment*/ Ac.. Ac.. Ac., to cash paying custom er*. YY'ill order airy bw>k or magazIUe published. ’. „ > _ Chapman’* llistprj.So. Candina, 75c. Tarbell’s-Gntmthar*, No. t. -f", No.3 ttOcz Wentworth’s Algebra*, #ul2. Will U'glsd to see and serve all In ht^ed of anything lit my Hue. SU>re near residence. YV. OTBRITTON, The Bafttwcll Book Man. oct3I-tf ; ! - - — i the ^lELOK, fn 1W2 I found In my field a melon of pure Kolb Gem '•hape, wnh searlct red* flesh and white seed with black rim. 1c whs of such superior quality that I carefully saVAd the seed aud have culti vated them since apa-t Itoni' other melons, and it ha* proven frilly rip ta llrst experience and is a 'veil defined and established variety, far betU-r than any other I have, ever seen, handled or eaten. Last year I inaUe my first ship ment nnd fo.ind that the Eden stood transportation ns well as the Kolb Gem and sold more readily aii<UoT - better prices n* soon a* exhibited to custom er*. Last yenr I saved the %eetl from tbecboio *t mehi'is grown on live acres too far IroA Katlroad for shipment and now offer a limited quantity for sale at $1.00 per pound. A sample of seed can be seen at Tnr : pF.ori.x Office, Barnwell 8. C. “First Chine UrsY served.” C. ILMatkK hounded as follows: On the Northeast by Little 8nltkehatcbie swamp, on the Ea«t or Southeast b_y lands of George Carter, on the South" or Southwest by ' land* formerly of the estate of George Rent/ and on the YVest or Northwest by lands of Jidin 1>. Iliers. Term* cash. Purchaser to pay foi pa|*er*. A. U U YV A R U. 1* A 1 TER>1»N. npfld Master. Blackville,S. C. MASTER'S SALE. Statu ok South Carouna,) )aknwki.i..( Col NTY OK I YV. V. GUI. Plaintiff, against R. C. Rohert*, J. I.. YVilllam*. J, S. Lyne*. YV. F. Googe, John 8. Stoney, J. B. Bate* *nd C- M Hicr*,.a* Trustee* of Allendale Circuit of the Mrihodl-t Eyi*copal Church, South, I>efeudaiit*. KOttK( I list RK. BY' VIRTUE (*f a decretal order t«i that n,p directed in tie* atmve entitled ranse, j ,„,{■>] 1 will sell et Barnwell, In troru of the 1 t ’oiirt’House, oti Motidav, the 4th day of Mav l*’.**. it t«eing salesdnr in iiionih. w ithtn the legal hour* of tbe following dearritted real estate 1 AH that piece or parcel of land, ated iu Allendale. Iu thc^tate t ’onnty aforesaid, and rontalnlug half of one acre, and hounded a* low*: On the Korilihv " alnut Sir on the East bv lot of Reeves, and Dr. J. H, E.MILHOUS Surgeon Dentist, BLACKVILLE, ----- - S. C Wili U- at .hi* i-Cfce iu Barnwulleverv A»leK-* • ■ dgr irnti-Tur’nlaT~aTnt~W: «tn(w«1*y ti-Pbwrirtr/ M ill tie At hi* lloHie "trice in ItlMckville ev er) Krid*)' and eaturilny, and will male ap- pnintmei.t* ro hmcI paticht* nt any of our county town* or eaTJ at thi ir resilience*. , 1 sm a fi/1 graduate of PiiiiadelpliUi Benia’' t'ollev*-; have jiaif seventeen years active pisi' Col lege; have jiau seventeen years active pi •«.; , tieal experience, and ean {Hrose ) an In qaaiity' | of work atwl prires. , aua iri t I). CALL, * Blacksmith end Wheelwright RUHIU8 SHOP, BLACKVILLE, S. o.‘ Having seeured thi* gorxl slarid oo<l lieiiig suppfivd with Improved tools ai’d liest quality to.tterlal I-am rvady toy husine-s, imii) a*k a fair tn«l of ntv sahl i work* and ptie( ». Anything IYi W(hm|, >ale, I and ^ron work wanted done well nod I (|u>kly and at |iri.*e« to tip* tun *. Satisfaeiiott gviarautevd to all * reasonable peoplr, • n <* Mf.) situ- and one fol. reel; lot A LI. of Mr*. Lula YVIIU^tii*; on the South by G tun Street, and om the W c*V hr J. M. Gray, and known a* lot" Number* 5 aad ti, to Block Number tine, u|ion the plat of the town of Allendale. Term* ca*h. Purchaser to |«ay for I par^^ i A. I10YV A RD PATTERSON. Master. Notice to Merchants. OrrivR Countyv SurBRYnsoa, 1 RARXWKLk,s.C' M April 13, l>%. All hill* for supplies hnoghf for Poor House, Jail and t hain tiang are on tile iu my office and o|teii for in*|aei*tiqtt. 1 itave ende»v»r» dUpjMULl^Diffi^BtoJi thw ptnutiksrr pile- a* eliea|>ly a* poasiblo, and any j Uiendiant In tlie county w ho can <e! iver 1 •am* at I'onr llortva ami Jail at a eheafo er rate than now being paid can get the contract. W. T. CAVE. County 8ii|<erviaor. The State of South/ Court of Common * Carolina. ) Pleas. COUNTY OF BARNWELL YVilliain B YY'haley and John M.•Riv er*, Co-Partnerm under the flrin u*:ne of YVhaicy A Rivera, Piaiuuffey agxlruff Allen J. YVeatherabec, F. M. Bamberg, Abram YY'altcr*, Loui* I,. YY alters, Joseph Y\ alter* and Gilliert YY alters, a* < o-l’artner* under the linn :«aniu of R. "alter* A Sun; Julian Mitch ell and H. A. M. Smith, a* Co-Part- ner* **Mlrcholl A Smith; The Bank of Aiken; YV. U. Kennedy; ".Bran ford Frost, a* Assignee, and F. L. Frost, as Agent of creditor* df the Ashley Pboaphate Co.; The Edisto Phosphate Co.; Frank E. Block, O. F. Simpson, John D. YVing and Frank C. Bloyjk, (’<>-Partners under the tlrm rank E. Block Co., D^fend- MMONS FOR RELIEF. [tplaint Served.) j jits aljovg named: ■elfiili of you are hereby stunmoTltoPaiMi required to answer the complaint in thi* action, of which a copy I* herewith served upon you, and to serve » copy of your an* w er to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office No. 3i Hroad Street, Charleston, S.C., within twenty days after,the ser vice hereof, exclusiveof the day of such service; and if you -fail to answer the complaint within tbe time aforesaid, tlie plaintiff in thi* action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tlie complaint. Dated at Charleston, S. C., February 13th, A. D. 1;90. (Signed] THENHOLM, RHETT & MILLER, Plaintiff’s At,to neys. To the Defendant* Abrarn^YValter*, I,oui* L. YValters, Joseph W aiter* and Gilbert YValters, as co-partners under tbe tlrm name of R. YValters & Son; Frank E. Block, O. F. Simpson, John D. YY’ing and Frank C. Block, co-part ners under the firm name of Frank E. Block Co: Take notice that the complaint in this action, together with the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, wa* filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Barnwell Connty. at Barnwell, in the County of Barn- wel!, and State of South Carolina, on the 17th dav of February, 18%. March 4th, 18%. | Signed] TRENH0LM, RHETT A MILLER, Piaiutiff’t Attorneys, • . ‘ Charleston, S. C. , marl2-0w . ,*•. H. M. Graham,. -ATTORNKkr AT LAW. - BAMBERG, S. C. • YVM give hi* Seat attevtion to ol bu*inee* entrusted to bin. Will practice In all Coaru of tbo JUI* oed L ailed banco. Nowis the Time —TO BUY— ‘ CHEAP GOODS. HAS BUSTED! YVHO? YVhy LEVY, theTai- loI-Fit Clothier af Blackville has BUSTED the prices of Clothing, Shoes, Hat* and Gents* Fur nishing nil to flinders. Y’ou just ought to see his$5.60 suits, worth $10.00. YVhy you never saw such a sacrifice—and then the fit, why no Tailor coul&toke your measure and ifuprove on.lt. . But then 1 found out how LE- VY' sells so low, he sells for cash, makes a living profit and pleases the people. He ha* about $10,- 000.00 worth ot Fall stock left, and be says he intends to sell them out before he gets in his Spring stock, ns he needrthe room (and money). Now w*he time . to,buy from us—we want to . sell only new and stylish goods and we are forced to get rid of our stock in season, and not do like other merchants—keep them over from year to year and force them off on credit customers at au exorbitant price. Mr. M. E. Irlar, formerly of the Folk Clothing Company ofriavan- * nab, will be pleased to wait on his friends and customers. Abe l^vy say* be is still on deck and will lake pleasure in selling you goods at rock bottonrprice|. \ And the Ca)*ain is still here, know him. Respectfully,- T You v~3r TUK TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIER. K H. By the srmy, we have oo« of tbe beat equipped Tailoring Deperuneuu in the bUG>. We ■vorooier yoii sal^facUzn. Charles Zissetl, ■ Practical Watchmaker. . First door onuth of Brown TTonoe’ Borunell C. II..H.C’.,offer* hiiscnrlcne to 11*0 pnMii'. An ex|ierienee of tipwstde of forty rear* I* tl.e b*»t grarnntre *l,al We know* Im* husinra* and will pH* *at*# factioff in th* (jns.lry of hi* wo* and the nwMterail»n of hi* chargee. ItW" Kcliable time kee|>er*for solo Y»ch8 Emm TASTELESS CHILL TONIC IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. J ‘ Gai.atia.Iixs., Nov. IS, U33. Paris MeClolne Co., w. Goals, Mo. GeiHlonaen:—We sold Insi retr, COT botUe* of GROVE'S TAKTKLK88 CHIU. TCtNIf' nnd hnr«' bomrM thr-o crt>-s ntrendx this year. In all our cx- penr.iee <■( 14 ycirn. In tbe dma bfiflnerw, bnv* ’ never s..Id un artiele tliatfave sncii untVeniltSatiF' lacuua sm your 'Ionic.' lour* tmly, asxrY, cabk a Co,' —For Sflle By--*- C. N. BURUKlM ALTER. MIS5, HATTIE MARTIN Announces the grandest Ajirll opening of Mi4ilnery’G0()d* ever oefore exhibit.-* ed in a country store all of which were bought direct from the largest Import ing houses In the United’States. Also a well selected stock of Dhv Goods A; Notions. As to low primes head-qnarter*, R. R,-. Ayeiiuer. Blackville, B. C. (3m.) * 'April 1st 18%. EVERYBOW WMkS! And t|ie waj* to do go with Ease, Com- - fort and Cheapness Is to buy Shoes T c. Slippers _ from the • DAVIES STORE,: YVhieh has Juxt Received a New atook of * ^ New GOODS, No Ilanff or Shop Worn Good* to be palmed off on people «lio don’t know Tlie tricka of trade. Price* t» aoit tbe limes and aatUfaqMoo guaranteed to- twrybedy. No Uoubie to *h©« good* at tbe