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- s - ‘ Kr<; , Eiltir > Prop r. BEST cocm CfBCVLlTIdK. TnURitDilY HKI’TEMHKK 10, 1800. rOH FKKMDK5TJ W h BRTAE, Or NKHIUHtA. FOR VirK-l’KK^inKXt: ARTHUU P. SEff all, mu ai*«. Th« llr«t new» we hereof the mew for the United SUte» Senet* come* UironRb the AucuitU ChronkOe of Twe*di»jr, which nutee that Earle la elected by elKhi to ton thousand majority, and that Gov. Kvans gave up the fight. , r.8.r~1n the News & C’ourJor’a re port partial return* from all cpnntla* give Karlo’a vote 33 I7«, Evans* vote S8,li7, Karle’a majority 10,0:»». Htate Chairman Tompkln* say* that Karle will win by from five to ten thousand majority. - — Ex-Prealdent Harrison declined Sen ator Tillman’* ehalleng* to a joint de bate, mentioned on our fourth page, on tin ground that be it** no pitch fork. In his case “discretion l« the letter pert of valor, and Ben *11. aaved his becoo.” Now that the primary elections are ever let u* hive pea*. There will be •mnbleenough for u« If the Repnbll- cens should elect McKinley and rap- tare Coagreae to require the united efforts «>f all ftemorreti to preserve our rlvHleattoa sod make successful battle against another reconstruction. l et all personal anlmoelllrs be burled at once too deep fos resarrectlon. To for give end forget Is t be duty of the hour, bat It takes asgalflesni courage, and persoanl (nsitng for Is every Inch a man keep up with the potttl- la addition the STATE BANKS AND IDGMKNT L1EN8. :kws. finlneea nt the primary >nh Mi eoielffa *f .wiope.fn literal Mrs on o«r Ins horn a rapid ' ad sir. ng 1 rWHy . I r«Min would i gave i« (he *oa persa replv to Jodga KurW s add lying any atassnps at dirteiiou. i [ thai be eould nut help fistng l of eplntowlu bis Irieuda I M and ubw were mors Inter Kn III be tbe next l.#gl*latoYn. They will hgva time before they will go to Odtiinbia to think over some measure* which will be of public interest and benefit. Thera will not be any ring master there to call ont the figures and n member can advocate such a mcnsure a* he may think to be of general utility. 1 do not think It presumptuous for one not a member to suggast an Hem or two. If, It should be deemed unim portant, and Impracticable, don’t cono sMer It. Free silver cannot give ns the per capita circulation we need, if weha^fi to wait for the silver dollars. Ifoublc Ifio capacity of MW catimge machinery and one dollar a bead can be coined In the twelve mouths. That would take twenty years to give us the needed forty dollars per capita. We have twenty in circulation mjW. But the government can give sliver certificate* to the silver owners, as was done un der the .purchasing claufteol.Lhe Act of ISUOaiid coin the silver a* fast as can be to redeem these certldcstc*. Tne certificate* will be given to the owner of the silver as he would prefer to handle them, and to take them (none hundred. Hve hundred and one thous and dollar bill*. A thousand silver dollar* will weigh fifty-two pounds. There are nineteen to the pound. • How will the farmer* and merchants get these certificates f Another plan to Increase the circulation Is for the government to print and Issue green back* enough to pay all of Itscurrent expenses as during the war. The cur rency could be *<ion Increased in this w av. Hut there arc so many who think It had policy, that It may not be done. They say that government should not incur any expense In time of peace ex cept such as can he met l.y ra«»der*te revenue, and that all rltizens should lie willing to pay Muir just portion to the support of goveroHWMi Wuely and economically administered. 8n there I* no reason to exited an early Increase In the circulation from either of (he wavs and means above stated. Tbe l^gltlalnre wuM provide fur the charter of HUIe bank*. One Slate ought to be able to do In It* Individual rapacity. In thla particular ao far aa tis own clilroos are e ncernrsl. as could tbe United Hums to all eOllorUvol/ t apHalUls mold hare bonks of Issue and dspoeit as we had I* tbe WMen end la oioHy days have aa maay bills mala* we had then. A local currant) would be more opt to -UT Shoot home, and ooi he beaked la far tdT ride* la lime* of need of lb* reentry people. The mo per coo*, hank lax abmild wot ba regarded a* aa obstacle. It Is so I believe the on peesroialioo RUACKVI Mi«. Hi%. iwlfenlmoh, formerlr of Blai'kvllle but now of Havannah, fit., la In town on a visit tn rulatlvae. Mr*, lielfenbaoh ha* a bo-t of friends hero w lu> uie glad toaea her. Mia* Geraldine Adams, of Bamberg, U visiting Misses Kola Imo and Klolso IxUr. Ml** Mary Tldmarslt, of Whitmire, 8. U., U spending some time/with her sister, Mr*. W. A. Hiickncr. Mr. B. It. !.anne*u, of Uhnrlestun, has Accepted a |M>*iiion with the linn of t». W. Farrell & Co. Dr. A. Hfnrtie, who had heretofore had hisofllce at hla residence, j tulles North-east of lllackvllle, has opened ou H. It. Avenue for the practice of hi* •profewrion. A^HHjdeto Uw tuavo. Dock. THE LA8T COTTON ‘ Em* The cotton year of IgPS-M emled on AugustSlet, anden tbe next daV Sec retary llestur.bf the NewOrlean* Cot ton Exchange, gave out hla report i' He niakaa the cotton crop of )>Wi-96 7,157,3U! bales, as com|uir«d with a crop of II3M)1,‘251 for the preoedfng year. A falling off of nearly 8,'kKi,000 bale* In the cm ton production of tbe oiu’itry is a serious matter, but It resulted mainly from a systematic and general redm> tion of arneage, tbe higher prices which resulted enabling the farmers to realize better result* from tbeir crop* of last year, short aa they wete, than followed from the sale of the enoimou* yield of 1S94-D5. Southern mill* consumed 004.701 tor, by bringing your family In also. Mr*. E. A. Sojourner is building a handsome residence on the corn of I’a*- caliisand < lark Sts., thla side of the Baptist church. The municipal tax hooks will lie open at the ofjice of II. K. lluist from the l&th to the :10th of September for the collection of town taxfis. Munici pal tax payers will please lake notice. Our merchant* advertise, conse quently 'M-> bales of cotton w ere weigh ed and told in this market ou D*t Sat urday, and the uieirham* are glad to see a lot of the old time trade coming bark—both to sell their produca and buy their goods, because they say they can get more for tbeir cotton and buy good* cheaper than elsewhere. Come slong. friends, niackville merchants v ill alw ays do the right thing for you. A. B. C. WH.LISTON XSWS. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rlghr returned from Spartanburg last week, where IlieV have been visiting their son. J. Mel I Krookrr returned home last week. Ho has been iWnt nearly two. vear* In Ifichmood studying dentistry. IVe are all glad to have liTiii back again. Ml«s Louie Sander* a«d riSier spent a few days In town last week. Mrs. Brooker rtme home last week after spending two month* with In r m, llr. Boyce Hmokrr, In Richmond. Mrs I’. H. Isnid. Jr.,« came home from New Jersey last week. M»e went to see her liNsbaod, w bo la working for Armour Co. Mlsa Alma Wise, a'very ( harming young lady, la the guest of Mrs. W. A. WIIIK Mlaa May KnrTngswortb.nf Atlanta, a moat attractive vming lady, baa re turned borne, much to tbe regret of ome of tbe yeung meo. Tbe rollon crop lobefag pot mi tbe •arbe« at a rapid rate. The ginner* are i wnwlag dar and nlgbt; It • ill **■*•• e a thing of tbe past. Tbe crop rill he ahn«t l oo-tbirde of a atop. Go-Educational, •RH.-m T-iRi-g, S. O. J. W. OISES, B. S„ H. M. P.; president; Opens its next Session Tuesday, September 22* 185(5. Places an education within the reach of all. A lull corps of experlencod In structors. ~ v “■ --r-- Course of study embracing English, French, Gentian, Latin, Greety Mathemat ics, the Sciences, Book-Keeping, Penmanship. Music andMilitArrTactlc*.— Oertirtekte* nwardetUo those cnniidrting the prcrcribetl.course of study, Which Jukla* iif cptioii. asoofhtwtred w ith Sii2,- u v Hr c fun and thorough. Separate boarding ball* for boy* and girl*. Where 8SS during the preceding year. Tm* t ,;.. nv^-rngr^vt« r the-vmi>lls-ovwcv--auajLUluiu-JO}fiAChool Is updvr military discipline, tbe boy* being drilled daily by nn experienced officer. Ex cellent moral and religious Inlluoncex, and high tpned sentiment* prevail among the pupil*. Monthly reports sent to parents or giiardiins. The price of board has been reduced to actual oost. EXPENSES. .... $ I ml I b* trd rmmm wHb-wl arg* r '* I TN* AS*** ••» t»«**f amrot i * ^ **!•♦• I*f r»v*u**. Tb* I I#I4< Am rw*m%*o. m l*Nd*4 b*V raa a paaaltv -/.t , t*Ml Mi*r« frwm Nhw w*M » M«*wi* IN* i.** K*tW* iwcwiiiag that U*v K • **• Mho 0 low* frtswdawd m. a*d aspranog tb* belief Booto, Ibaodey papors Uw*. Rvawa • toMMlo iowtteg to empbatw lb*t N> Nad mid . a* bad boost •! wblaby tbswab’ N*o *aa potvai* ONlrryft** ami h ■*<■*■« N* la a ad to tb* •Shvat ml p » blMtS** Trw. t*MN ra* b* made f*v rb*r»*f lag ***b IwaStoallM* awd NO *W tb* •*Nl*t* two *•* wo* I* UN**dva*l*g* «f «N**M tWt* be e*y 4**<r* m •** d.. Move cwr• MOM .a••<>l*«it m*dl*SN of vsrNaog* la tb* g'*wt *i i—.tit) . a ad to *»« way W* rwa ba*« It awasm* tboo to wait to* •Shoe •aja- ANO»b*r d*m la ibo aa**wdm*at ml A**a af tb* l^gtalatav* ratal Ira t* i«* tb* Nam IN of • bat b* waaM wad Na il* rd a I stbasfWI. Mlxaaa** aa wbitov rvbala* baa II DANt fc AT IttCMa’ IIAl.la Tbodasr* as IHria’ Hall aa Tbara- day avabtog aaa rwrlatoly **tb* affair** ml ib* sraarxi At IQw'rlaeb tb# •••#* ■ralarltoa «f mwatr 1*11 wpwa tb* rare af ib* partuipaat* abawttb llgbl b*a ta iriMad tb* "faaSaaSkv” aatll A Tb* lultw* lag w*r* p*waa* I; l^sdSaa, M*a- •lam* , MIN* Brwwa, W. A. Halms*. J. r UmL J A Tobib, I. MbbatoSb. MtaaaaO'Bryaa af Itoab III!!, Ktoao af Bvwbarrv, VaMaf Aagaata. Mtao Ktob- ■i bora af A Is Nam a, fcbaria Brwwa. ratrtrh. Ma*maa. Tabla, garni, M vklNN*a, 11 almaa. •ad Hart af Barbw*ft C ( aps. J. B Altoa. ff. C. BwSbw. B. C. U U Bar* NNaJmr af Aib*a, W . If BarafcbaMaf. M B. ImwUag. C. Hart, V* a. I**, B. II. Bart, A A represents a very handsome increase in con*uiu|Kion, which is the more Inter esting from the fact that the takings of Northern mills show a heavy falling off. Northern spinners consumed 1,600,000 bal-S, a* a«#nst 3,083,000 hales last year, a reduction in the con sumption of nearly 500,000 hales. In these figures is found striking evldenits of the drift of the cottou mill industry toward the .Wouth. The crop of the several States is given as fol.ows: North Carolina 3*4,600 South TJarolInk 664,000 Georgia....; 1,079.000 Alabama 830,(K» Florida 48.000 Mississippi .! 8*1,000 I.ouishuia 430,000 Arkansas 680,000 Tennessee, etc 258,000 Texas. ; ! 1,980,600 Total crop, hale* .7,157,000 Tb« bctual crop of Texas Is given *t 1,W6,A88 bales. In which, however. Is included the pro.luctlon of the Indisn Territory, 64,.MO hale*. Thi* Is a re duction of 1,2*1,376 hales from last year. Tne crop of < Bklalioma Territory amounted to 0.053 hates. The average cotton hale during the past season was llgbtei than-for the previous on* br |M>und*.-i|nsl on tbe wbwla crap to vi.OUl hales; and at last vesr's weight the season'* crop would be (bat much smaller. A CARD. fdtov ptmfU : Data »ia : —Please allow me spaea la •baw^Mmaaaf yuar paper to thssk my frtemls at b-une ami thmoghoat the essjaiv f'*r their bla I support to tbe primary atoeiMM just past. Although I did wad receive aiMugb votes to noml it ale me. aeveribetoas tb* vwav wbb b I did r*e*iv* * a t blgbly appreciated by me, and will avar b* cb*rlsb*d bv me as a kigb rompllaseM frwui my fellow < tiiseoa. Fs t«< ta ff. Csgasitt. J a. Bs nt berg, H. CL, Aept Id, leto. SP Jai, 11. CiautLX. LI«. D., Heven depsrtmants. ing to A. H. A new and wall aqu pad Gymnasium anti competent di rector. loflord Fitting School, A. G. Rkm-bkbt/ A. M. Hoad Master; The Fitting Schooh Iish bean moved to tbe Alumni Hall. ^Tbe Second Mas ter, A. MasonlluPre, A; M., and th«t Matron live in the building. Several of -tha.JL'ollegq. .fagfgssors teach In tha Behool Aiid tbe students receive In struction in the Gymnasium. Messinu begins October |. For catalogue, ads dress J. A; UAMEWE1.L, . Secretary ot Faculty. X. Board (Including Lights and Fuel) For month... $ ™ 00 Tuition 1 Wu >'* W Typewriting ......' ' '• • • “ Book Keeping... , r * 3 oi) Music—Instrumental f M usic—Y'ocal . 3 W) Incidental Fee.. 10 Uniforms (Girls) • •• ••■•••••••:; 7 00 ^ We cordially invite vour patronage, lor circular giving full information,ad- .i-po, * J. W. GAINES, President. U ’ - Bamberg, 8. C. g; Hi B v • ♦ “ I7EALER IN- New Home GQ DOMESTIC Q Sewing Machines, HI BAh'HIBRM. ■ aid aot giv* LCiff tBfff f t ( TO ni.IJIVTOY u m ar* *»»*ry y naam «m a slip • raamw |M«bli«b mm»mubWmlsw*w •• kaww lb* *am»« af IN** w Ywar Isttor was f*»*d a*ws w ww«Id bar* brra glad tw pwMlsI fmm bad »««u»yii*d wbb "wf I a* a rata. Try agala. •!(* aay b pi am- yu* ritouaa, bwt git* tb* v*wr Uwa aam* far btopmvaM tol BH.AOKLV1IL.IL.E. S C Three Courses leading to degree*. Good Library. ,NeW Science Hall with working Laboratory. Ktlicleht f’repar- atory Department. Total expenses per year («thdeiit rooming in College and boarding at Boarding Hall) in Colfeyi- ate Department, $106.76; in Prepara tory Department. 580 79 to $00 73^ Next session will begin October 1st. For Catalogue ad-irest, GEO B f ROMER, . President. J ~, • Newberry, 8. C. Sooth Carolina College, COLt'MBlA, S. C. Session begins September ;MHh. Tew regular rourses, with Diplomas. Special Course-, with Certifleates. Hoard, $8 a month. Wall appointed Laboratories, Chemical, I’bysicafl Mlol- ugfc»l,«tc. Gymnasium. Total neces sary expebses for tha year (exelaslv* of traveling and rtothfngV from $123 Us ' lltt. VVi,m*n adroitu-d toall I lasses. For further Information, catalogue, etc.,address the President. JAMKs WOODROW. OUR GMERlP Has beet pat is FIRST CUSS ORDER, \ if ( I a*4*l • Itb lbs id •< ■ -»« ma l- I n add HI** I N**di* Need l**. 041* a ad Alias k lf-t-« I*** Mepalrtag 4 I'alls mad* to AiN*W, 4k fmt Prirv* aad Partlr pigrr OFFICE Bt ILDIM4 )ali> am \-* i 4 N*w ( Uy af Mi . ■ r g •« MAIL BOA kb Bl A4 50 Pales Per Pay. W • ar* a*w ready to gto awd will ebbrga One Dollar Per Bale, lbs aad TU • t TUB MKERY MM.bMAlim Is lb* Urn* wbaw Ibis gevtiy rut-1•* "T” 1 ' ^ ssssms rjrr.«“ ffewe yaw §4H ib*a ba**fcer u m TV* Itol* e*aY pass s Imuk ““ meat abawld wat bar* sat H*n apto* •*v pswimriy *4 d*ktor, ia*t was a*4 fraai tb* Uv* n.k DmiHIuu t nmwaav I*" kV» Tblaaerwrrad toriy la to* yaar. Nut .. •b* law bad to*a rbaagbd. putting ih* •ftowg. A M. Bewwa. A. T. Br bain. • j kBoa Bswaa. F. L, burvkbaltor, J. yjf. <rv**b.O. W |u*i*r|tog. t. H Biley. B.*V baadevw, A IlHisoo, "*raf FalfWi. ' 1.2. COTWYllia TfffT. - aarttttob lb FOB BALE. Aamsad Head Caa* M iM, 4 IIK $ P. BATkn A nIUMw. EIECDTOrS SUE. • iff TNk (TXTK or SQi/TH CIIOUII. fcABMBTK wv^iiu m iad will v*r? reufi ebargw Bs SISN w I rv Prepared to Pirchaie Seed given d*r j- s • • rbaagad, putttug • •r la tb* bands af a Mag was said ar Ann*. 04. Blasna da*lar*d bis Inauamm* and •wtlra Ignoraav* of tb* rab*t** *• >4 bis w*n. *aUI Ib* ravriatlnn nssasadebyl Clark arnsgg*, a N* aad «lait**l 4 tosia- | bail la leara up aarroat roam. • la Maaday's paper* tb*-a ass s long •asamaait-stioe Iram itorrstarv *f (Hale Tamidiui* axpuintog tNat bt* • <s>aaactl«>n altb tbe di*|«ri>uri bo«rd bad been " ^ > **"' * ,l M Tbls Is lolluaail br s long statement | by Ovl. Mlxsoa,mvarlag bl* mlmlitl*- iratlan. reiterating the statement ilmt 4*ov. Kvans had said that Senator Till man must have got rebate*, embracing a letter from bis son that he had col- bwtod $740 80 from Mr. Yost, of tbe l.lv* Oak* oni'sny, sod declaring that the taking of the rebate* by hl» awn was tullr.dy without bla knowledge. put at all these charges anti oounter- ritarge* had bearing ti|Min the primarr election, since past, w s j lie only t»rlef •tunmary of their sinn and subslauce. TlfK SECOND PHI M ARY~ Returns received np to going to pres* Indicate a* large a vote on Tuesday as was cast in the llr»t primary. There are 41 club* In the county, many of them away frtnu the telegraph andftiil rnstilt* will not be known until the of ficial count is made to-day. A* far as card from indications are that Gov Evins ha* carried the county by sever al hundred majority, that the contests for the ('lerk’s, Supervisor's ami Slier- DTs offices will he very close, that Kev jdr. Askew lead- for county Snperin- t-iMlcutof Education, <'apt Kih*y for Auxfitorau(| Mr. Nervi Is lor <'orouer; tb* *dgm*at, aad < P*l4. RED OAK NEWS. C-At ton is l»eing rapidly gathereil, and it Is belK v*d that by October the Held* will be r«ady for the wintry wind* and rain. The dry weather h.is daulagcd she cane crop considerably, and if it eofiiinu a many days longer the potato 1 amhp-Hcrop* will be a failure. Miss Annie Btdl Tarrttuce, who has been routined pi her room for some time, of continued fever, wg are glad to say, U iuiproving, and It it hoped will anon be rcstoreiTTcTTfeHUIt. NMd reolaitu l*er iiottal brigfit and clteerlAI disposi- Nkusi. The eloctiou is over, anil the hearts of some (outiFdittes, made glad, while others are and and disconsolate. ‘ 1/lXiiBKt'. THEY CHEWED GUM. . Another i’residuntial ticket wav put bad mi Urn |.r«t»rtv N* may mss* uv mquiru after sbnald a*4 Na l*h*a to satisfy Nuianr* of judgmeal. INI* i an nut Nurt tb* «r*dlwv, uof raa H rsmikt wUN aey of Nl* proper rigkto II* ga«* rrusllt ON acwaawt «sf prupv r I) ib-u la p>»-»« .sWui or coo ft dasw*. TN* <)*htor raa N*I<1 Nia o*• acqulslilaa ss agent, or bar* till* ms.I- tn osiuv of muw* *n* rise, and that prvieat lit* ernlllor fnum laklag H onless N* sa - iMisMnts. An A«*t alter tbi* na.Lxa aould be asgi-xl *« * h%ak- mpt act. »i»«l n«r co*1 tb* ilebtor any thing. It Would lessen the trouble to a*c— rValo tbe Incombranc* on property nffereil for sale. Thraeold jndgtuenU bang on so tong with sneli varied rffei-t as to date and other provisos that it takrs s giMst lawyer to give corm* opinion as to title These *r* suggestion* only. Good sod lawful reason* can be given for tbeir propriety, and how and w hr they can he materialized for public !>enefii. J- C. B PRINCIPLUS OF PROFITABLE FARMING. The attention of our readers i« called to a most valuable little tu»ok, entitled “Principles of ProMtnble Fanning ” We do not know of anv book on the subject that gives to the farmer so much practical information iu the same short space. In this book expcrimcirt* are described upon different soils and crops, and the farmer is instructed how to use fertilizers properly, in order to procure the hugest yields. The,-reading matter D divided into three parts, us inflows: Part I.Des- cibee some of the inijmrtaut results first obtained by Prof. Wagner, Direc tor of th« Experiment Station ut Darm stadt;, Germanv, through green manur ing by mean* of potash-phosphate-fer tilization. Part il. (rives an account of the Experiment Farm at Southern Pines. North Carolina, which is under the airsplees of the North Carolina State llortienlfural Society, acting in eo-operation whh the State E*perl- ment Station. The object of the ex periments conducted at this farm is to ascertain the relative proportions of the three principal fertilizing iugkedl* suits needed by various fruit and vege table crops, viz: potash, phosphoric acid and nitrogen. Part ill. Isa sum mary or many important result** ob tained by the use of pou*h in experi ments conducted at experiment sta tions l i the United (states. The foregojog outlinn will give the reader sonie Idea of tbe jmd char- actor «>f thisIMUe tamk. All tins faita i are stausl in dear and 1 Ta rrval* a g '•••** tba rvrttoN maik*l aad «wwa*q«*wltf blgWv prir*«. Cal. Mika Brawn mafc** tb* tot to a lag pe^ptoMtoa i If farm*ta *r*«ataa»r4 to sail at Bara• *11 will age** aad ix agaa «*nata day* to aarb atak to briag tb*lr **<toa to aad pal It aa lb* market, and will glv* Cal. Brawa a*4lc* laAIrtoat N*fav-Naad ha will f*t N«y*r« fur dlrart -spurt Nan cs tomato tbr farmar* mm lb*a^Balato4 day*. Hi III da tba aaat* far atbar atoag tb* I araHaa Mhllaad. Bralbrr Barrs a. V ntaetarv 1. 8 3. 4. k. a. •. K V. U». II. IX. 13. 14. 18. if. 17. 18. •J0.. •Ji.. 22.. kssC! 24.. 25.. 26 28 ; 2M..J 30.. j 3L.! “Fun 1 bit V5 t*i m HTi 1« W> IN IU tn Ml in 1M Vft 1Z) bl bti ur> s» .83 v 88 in bf> 97 87 S2 86 84 -82 T < r%rf9' Ifctr* n4tMhr Re 1 Lk ut J|||| t||- “11“-— BUik 1 •RRATURK. PSN l|4- la tow, di'MU'KY m la- Bla V. an. c* h ?tfwi f 77 m 1M ’n Temp *4 I o» 1 rat r. I Tit at ! M’s temp. } 73 HI - 1 i- 101 n sft .T Dale II 71 M Mm temp 1 74 83 | 57 •4 Nl Dsir 30 i . ST 1 iTotal J** | cip. *2.74 1 :n | 87 i ^ HI • j inebra. 0.85 Tola! snow Ti 88 ! 75 S3 fall • 74 83 0.01 .)«». i *'3 83 0.17 No. (<4days tw 81 ;( lear 14 ! «n 84 Part If d’jr • un 85 17 0.43 Idoudy 1 71 84 i w 77 'Dates of 74 - TU | Fn>st. ! 77 il.'Kbt 74 82 ■ Hall ! 72 M Th. storms 73 85 0 45 1,12,14,18 57 SO 0,4.t [21,27. 77 •0.30 [Auroras. 1 78 O.trJ jPreV wind I . 78 1 1H Dim I i o u -1 7« . 73- | S.K. | 78, «y | Remarks. -- - | • . 1 ^ 3 74'i— i= Men 92 T. g CVB.C. LANGE.. VvAiuitarv Observer. Including rein hail, sleet and’ melted snow From maximum and minimum readings. a prscliinU way. Tha book, which Is full ml tUii»iraiHwi> and iwtatlv printed and btMitid, D free afebarga. aeard addre**ad to tba Gar- ■Akn Kail Warira, M Nassau PL. V«a In the tiebl at fndiana|K*lis last Fiinrs- j guage, ntid |bt # prittcipiev day , .Senator Job* M. Faiuier, o4 klli- | ar | U iii^ An i f u ixh iu a I««d4,far PraahJaM and ex-Gov. Mninn 'to* Buckaer. of kentm ky, for Vioa-flrmi- dent. The convention that nowiinatad a voluntoer body of gold IU, ao aaltod. Th-y bar* mo i af carry tog a *iagta Mato, but oafeutat* that lb*y will tba COttCM* !;in- of protltahle York, M. Ybving all Ibai 1* loati-iirv rruftr. So ffllK ANGEL OF DEATH. At 5 o’clock Psturday P. M., Sept. 6th, the angel of death visited the hap py home of M r. and Mrs. J. L.f,'arlton, of AHeudaie. and gathered with his stable the precious little flower that was lent to tlicm to brighten tl>ir hotue for only a little over one year. Dcay-Httle r.wtti* breathed hec_ltot Ht this world of scfterlng am! hade u* larewelf for a brighter world aliov* af ter one hniidtvd and twenty-five days tliaava. 'Tbe bright llttla darling pasaed away From tbia world of annaw and grtof, To rtntf land that la fairar (bag day; Tbrtw’a where tb* Bala one found relief. - * , SHEOAi MASTER'S SALE. Tat t’wivww Wistaa or A*aai(», 1 Dtatais i *•* AtsCTM I •asst i» a. > I* taat ttoMt t to at 1 POL* MTU CIBUUIT IM Bgl UY. Tb* Amvriaaa Prvwbstld Imm9 M"ri gs g* t asm (may af Ixssdaa, Llailtod, l‘utotilatoa*ia. •gal J. J. Wkatoy aad I*. W. Farrell, Ha* fv ml an la pMiagatlto tba ladgmaat aad Ito- rratal Ordnra Mad* by tba Usmri afssrv- •ald la th* aimvv *atitled raus* aad dated Nt l Narluaiaw aa tbr fad dav *4 Jnlv, Iriks, and tb* tot day «sf July, triit, and by virtu* «»f tb* aatborHy Ibatcby In ta* vested, I will off*r far •ale at public auction b*for* tb* Cswri HaM at Barnwell, In tbe Atato af (south t arollna. tn Monday. Us* .'<b day of OcNitoer, IVri, within tbctogal hours of aaie the following dwacrlbed Real Kata to: All that tract or parcel of land lying and being situated Iu tlw county of Barnwell and Mate of South Carolina, lo-wit: Sit hundred and llfty acre*, more or l*«t, b 0,|U< J* , l un 'h* North hy landa of Hon. A, P. Aldrich, East by lands of A. 1*. Aldrich, and south by lands of Mias Walker, and West by lauds of Fr. Givens, being tract upon which J. J. Whaley now or formerly resided, mid known a« tract No. P. also tract No. 2, containing one hundred acre* more or leas, bounded on North nod East by lands jaf Mrs. Hammond, formerly Mr*. Brown; South by laud of Dr. B. F. Peeplezand West hy lands of J. A. Minn* and M. F. Nixon, tho two tract* containing seven hundred and fifty stole* more or less. Term* of Sale—One-half C'aXh, bal ance in one year with interest from day •of sale. nnpHid purchase money tp be secured hy bond of the purehascDand mortgage of the premise* sold. Pur chaser to have option of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for Deed. t -HALCOTT i\ GREEN, ♦ -v.. •* Special Master l . S..Court.' mhht, S. 0., Aligns! 31st, LS96._ CREDITORS- __ nf^pers.ons holding claims against tha*' estate of the late.I.J. Riley are hereby" requested to present tlie same duly attested tojllazeA Herllert, At* torneys, OrarrgclTurg, 8. C., ortothc undersigned on or before the Kith day of September, l8 , .H>,orl»e debarred pay-v ment, and alf persons Indciited to the late J. J. Kiiey will make payment to the undersigned. O. H RILEY, (.'uadified Administrator, Advance, S. (’. — By t Irtoe «iM a*tbari ibo la*( Will now T*atoui (.r«va, <*•. »a«*4, I Will 0*41 OO lb* Itk •iav of boptoeubor aaat bogiaalwg at i uT ark *. gto to Ibv tat* rrat4*wrO of Ik totff #oBw A. ktvowe, kb* oatoabkA** • tb* p*ra*aal prnyrtv Ibai on* ri apart far tb* wto *4 bla wi4bw. Jas lira**, w*w> tft*r*a*u4, tor auu 4oria b*r waturwl tins, tb* ••*** Mto*4*ttag i ||awa*but4 and Kltrbaa Faraltarw, 4 *' aaj UaM, Br. Trnua of Uotof aab. A»BI BY STABSFI l., $|«alli*4 KSaratov. Augwit 91,1*5%. bu WlM •g at ml At larkri U. M ■IMM The Barnwell OH HtH. iC’llOOIr XOTICE. ! tkf »*Cu ilrn rkmm |^| |M6 IKK ST AT K OK SOI Tli i AKoll V 1 \ a BABNWEI. i ot •4 la A a* 104 lb* raigi W 1 K I "tori High! Nil Ml ■ r< . r IX TUB C T. 8. W eal .1ST (> If. iftr It l*r» u. tv rrkr.-q , Judge af bat* to Baraw *111 uunty. lor Lai* Wb*re«> A n(in ICffWMfV ESTATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that on the ■ 17th day of September, Jcriff, 1 will Me j in the ProlvMto Court lor Barnwell i (uMinty inv final account as Aiitninis- I trator o( tha vatou* of John J. Riley, deceased, and will thereuiMO a»k for mV final discharge aa such .kdaiiiila- trebir. v U. K Hi LEY. A dal d Istratov. teisof Administratlen ••atbeedata bl Gilr* C, Bowers, deceased. These are, tbrrvfore. to rite and ad- mou I- h all and singular, tb* kindred and creditor* nl lb* said deceased, I" b* and ap|tear before me at a Court of Probate for iRe said coanty,to Ite hold- en at llarnw*,| C. II. on Saturday, the 5th dav of Sc|4eniber iMfil, at II o’clock a. pi. to show cau->e, if any, why said administration kbould not granted Given under mv hand and the seal of j riik Court thi* 20th day of August, A. D. |8.h>, and iu tlie one huntired and twenty first year of the Sovereignty and ludc|>endcocc of the United Slates of America. ( l. h. ) T< S. W EEKS, ITobate Judge. Ai*ft 27-2w Si^Binions to Absent Defendants. The State of South) Courtof Common Carolinfi. j Pleas. CO U NTT OF BARN WE LL COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. Eranci? J. Pclzer, Francis 8. Rodgers, W.G. Mnckenfovv, Thos. S. ingies- hy and F. J. Pcl/er, copartners un der tf:c firm name of Pclzer, Rojigers A Co., Plaintiffs, 4 agbinst ~ ,— Anna M. Browne. John D. BrWfhh, Rebecca M. Kcnrp, Jennie L‘. Swin dell, Elle'ipra P. Kocstcr, Mabell Browne and Idl.a F. Browne^ Ita- Tcadants. To the Defendants above namett: Y'ou are hereby summoned and re quired to answer Clio complaint in this acilort, of which sicopy is filed in B thu office of the Clerk of the Court for said County, and to serve a copy of your aiisw-er to the said complaint on . the subscriber nt his office in Barnwell withigi twenty day* after the service hereof,exclusive of the day of such service; and If you fall to answer the omplaint *■ ilhlu the time aforeaaid, »he plaintdlC in Utis action w ill apply to the Court for the raliel demanded iu the complaint. Robt Aldrich, rUnutltr* Attorney. ‘ToTba IHfeodanto, Anne M. Br-iwne, John D. Browne. Rebel oa M. Kemp, .Dr. J.H. E.MILHOUS Surceon Dentist, ilv II. tt. NM vr.ll AM. Blackfill*. B. C Dl.ACKV11.LE, - - - - a Bara welts S ht# ofRc* iUy and Will be at bt mry Fndar and I polntmct.ta to ouuni) towns oi 1 I am a fall gr I |(s lh ®|colb-y» be U .-di.rxto Home (.fine in H Csturda). .onl w ntert pwllents at call at tbrlr tvsldrai e late of Pbiladclplda arkvitlr ev il mak* ap- any of our rlH m. Dental have bad sevenft-ro years aitlve prtc tn al r&|ierlcnce, and vaa plraar yon to <iaaliiy of work and prices. *Ujf 15 GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC IS J U8T A0 COOD FOR ADU LTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. 0AL41I4, Hxa., Nov. ML UU. pSts-Wortlctne To-, 8t. Isrub. Mo. , (*■<■').'.'"r ~Wj m t r««r. w touin* *f CM »' IPS TJU-TgI.r.vi riuu, TOMC ooC h-ir« bonciM yrom *'.^a<1x thit yrar. laellocrr*. narNns* of U y*»r», In Um» emc i»u»ioop*. Uara tovwvtori an sRlrlc tkat *wa uaiv«nwl twua fastiua rvar Tuida lowsirwlr. AMVr.CaaakC*’ For £*)« By-? • > C. X. BURCKIIALTER. tkaok mark. FROG POND v Chill & Fever Tonic. No Cure No Pay. Call for your 50 cenM if it ‘fails to cure you. Kcmemher FROG POND -CUKKa where every other remedy fails. It’s tlie.bert cure for chills on cAHh. Frog PoruF is also a great Ton ic, Appetizer afiSd Liver Regulator., Ask for it amd take no other—8ao fh*t you get tft'e genuine manufactured by DIVEXPORT k PHiXlZ).. C0KPA5V, Jobbers and Maimfaot.nrerf of Palqt And Drugs, August*, Ga. For Sale hy D. K. Briggs A Co.. Blackvilln. C. N. Blirckhalter Barnwell, S.C ^ f o< H M. Graham, Attorney at Lavy f 8. C. — BRITTON S BOOK STORE. BARNWELL. S. C, ' IsestabILhed to "fill a |ongf#li want,” and offer. S<-b<sd Hooks. Mates, Euvelo|M4, PriH-ITs, KiMea.Tc Ac., Ac.. Ac’., to cash paying i era. Will order any book or i pobtUtoxl. I • < X