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VOL.XXVI.-NO- ->4. UNION, SOUTH CAIMLIXA JUNE 14,1895. 81.50 A YEAR.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. '
l>. 1'j. IIVDRICK, J. A. SAWYER J
Spartanburg. S. 0 , Union. S. C. c
|T VURU'K & SWVYKIt, t
Attorneys at Law, ?
Judge Towdsou t's (> M Stand.
"VT L'N1U) & M I'N110, 1
Attorneys nt Law, 1
No.Law It.nice.
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SS. STOKES. ?
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Attorney at Law ami Trial .Ihm'ioc,
Office Rear of Court House. t
I" C. WALL AC K. j
Attorney at Law,
No. It Law Lnt.-e. i
gCHliMPEllT & BUTLER. (
Attorneys at Law. (j
No. ;U Law !t.a
DENTISTRY.' ?
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T^R. II. K. SMITH'S i j,
Denial Rooms over A. !l. Fester \ '
Cos. store. Cocaine used i:i oxtr.>citti<s '
teeth. 1
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DENTISTRY. tJQK.
.I.e. Mv-eUlJHINS, 0
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Oflicc on the coiner of Main and
Judgement Str?ei? near the Court House. ''
R ridge nn I Crjwn work d tie when
desired. Call and see me.
UNION M.VRItLi; 'i
?AND?
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GTOlUiK GKDDKS.
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F. yh FARII, ' GEUT. MILSRU. 1(
President. Cashier, r
Merchants and ?
Planters' National
HAMa,
OF XJ^sTIOTNT.
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Cat ita! Stock .fit WU tot). Surphi* s'.it.tMin
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Stockholders *, f'iU.Ot?0 ??
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SI 70,000.
Olliccrs? F. M. Ikirr, Pies I. A. II. (
Foster, Vice I'ri's t. Geo. Minim, 1'ushicr.
J. 1'. Aitin*, .\ssi?t'nit Cusir.cr.
directors? W. !!. Wallace. A. G, i.ice, ;|
Win. JelFeries, T. ('. Iinnrtiti, .1. A. Faiit, J. j
T. I'ouglaa, I. G. MeKissick, A. II. l oiter. (
We solicit your business (
ICE CREAM I'
AND
SODA WATMIi ?
i 'A i { L< >iv ;
\S the Oyster season is now over, 1 1
It ive converted my Sil > m into an (
10K CKKAM lWKLOK. And the '
tidies and gcntlcmcn tire respectfully in- (
vitcd to call on 1110 when they W iiit a
cool and refreshing drink. Orders ftr
ore un I?v the pallon will receive prompt
and careful attention. ,
I have one ol the line si Soda I'oun- i
tains in the up country, every :hin<r shell l
bo kept tidy. l/idies arc invited t< 1
nnko my place their Lcadijuarters while '
hlioppiii'-', stop' in nr.d r? 8t whether you
witdi to buy or not. If you have a head (
^,-lie try inv W I N I: ('()(! \ it will cure f
in*,'iy time. .
) oy. " ill a'- find at my place the lar | j
<e*t a lid ;hi?st assortment ( f fancy and |
plain candies, cakes and crackers, fruits
. all ied ??')ods and i?eneral conli ctiops, 1
also f unity i.Ti'CCt ii-s.
'^.imkiii/ uiy cm oners for tiicir kind '
. ill', heral patrofiricc 1 a-t Summer ' ,
i-spe.cxfully : '! ' : 1 c ntinirnei) of the
r.nu '.nis inner; pu i rr.teeing .
jrouipt mi. 1 poli'e at' jii.loii to an ' ,
JOHF K. MATHIS
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L'he I leg ist rat ion Case! What
Beoame ot It.
dichniond, Va., June 11.? The
relebrated Smith Carolina resistra- (
ion ease was deeidod in the I'lined t
States Court i f Appeal here today. (
I'he State wins. Jud<*c Colls famous (
njunetinn is dissolved and the ori?ji- :l
lal hiil will he dismissed. The de- j
eisiou ol toe eourt was announced j
)V dud_e I lushes shortly helore i
> eleek and an outline of the court's |
... n. i . . 11 l. ..
lOMlli'il Uil> 111 *' IIUj;U I I 11 111?> ,,
ubn;itted a >tr<?n<r individual opinion j
nnl the ?-- .*? I = r revolving dinUre < I oil' n
vas entered at aiuv. Nolle of the
lounscl who took part in tin* arjjuuvat
wore present. dud;*e 11 italics. :l
i: announe::i.: the eourt's decision.
aid:
This ease was hoard 1?v liio Chief (l
Instico, Judjje Seymour and invself.
>n Friday last. Wt* thought it was
f a chavueted to call for an earlv ,,
lecision and it was determined after (1
i .4 . i l l I
in|<>iu niuriii uu 1 ruin uiiu inv uceision
should lie announced later
lid a decree entered. l'heease was
xhaustivclv argued at the liar and |
loihing can he gained I?v waiting a ;
itrther time for the examination of <
iriefs. We are of the opinion that ?
he injunction which was granted in |
lie ease ought to he dissolved and p
he bill dismissed. decree to that xv
ll'eet will be entered at once. The ,,
pinion of the court on the important |,
nest ions presented by the record
rill be prepared by the Chief-Justice ..
ml liled and reported as soon as pes- 0
ihlo. Meantime a brief' statement l(
f the ground; of the decision pre- n
ared bv the Chief -Justice is now ^
.led." *
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JUIHIE 111 ?.lilts' ( >lMNio.\, ''
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-Judge Hughes opinion ;n the <j
ioyjT Ihirlina case is it. pait as Ibl- (
)W>.'' The .Judge gives e.trelul
cview of the record, and cont inuing n
av : " l here is nothing in tiie reerd
t ; show thai the complainant is
man of color or that those for o
ihoin he sues are colore! jiersons. |(
he hill contain- no allcgotions tlia:
lie parts of the law complained of b
; . 1 ;..o, <i i..:
I I'll* * 11." \ d ^Ul J I I I 11\- v ? M 11 j M ?| l 11 ?| 11 i
r those fur whom lie sues -n account m
f their race, color ur previous conation
of servitude. There i-- muli- (j
nii in the averments of tlie liill ^
rum which it n::iv iiaturalk or niu-t (.
iceessirily he inferred that tlie ?-oinilailiaut
and those lor w hom In' > jre
citizens ol color. i here are no ;
\erinelils in the lull whuii show ,,
hat lh< ease la Ms w i l h in tlie pin ; ieu j
if the fifteenth amendment of the
'(institution of the 1 nif?* ! States.
\or dues the lull contain any a In .'a- ;
ions which raise a federal (jitestion
tnder the clause of the foiirteitith
imcndnient which lorhids a State to )(
leiiy any person theei|ual protection j
>f the laws. It charges tliat the pro- }
isioiis of the registration acts com laitied
of is to uive unequal facilities '
I registration to dill'erent classes of
ili/eiis, hut it does not point out
low this is so. It leaves the di> riininat
ion as to the privilege <,? |
( oisteviny, if there he discrimination (
o inference and research in sources
ithor than its own averments, it
diaries that the provisions of law
.'omtihiined of discriniinates. luit does
I t
lot deserihe tlie maimer of d:serimi- ^
intion. or define the classes affected.
>ro or c>n. nor does it show licit 11<
aws i*<>iii|i1:iiikmI of in <iisci'ii 11 ili;iIinlT
etWceil classes ftS to tin* Jil'ivill'Oo ol
egistevinji granted by them, violate
he clause in the Fourteen'It amend- .
cent which lorbi<ls a State to <l< nv j
inv person within it 'be espta! j io- > !
cctioii of the laws. Il confound-I *
irivilejre w ith protection. ; <
The bill lias no rcfeionee to a i :i
I cderal election in sett in;.' out coin j I
ihiinaiit s ca-e. The gravamen of| |
he hill enntelii|?latcs oiil\ .t Stateja
lection to he held for m-'inber- of!
he State convention to ( ..nvrne m '
Au'oni m < . It is not shown that . I
Ili y Federal eh el ill to t?e ijehl i: ' i
o.iitli Carolina ' elm o -N<?venih? r 'r
1 Sl'd. ? >
:l; r':; sf?
ill do not think ' .at a court has
urisdietion to into:ft 10 hy injunction
?r otherwsie with the enforcement of
he laws h\* officers holding and do- j
iving their powers from these laws:
ertainlv not to the extent attempted
o he done bv this bill. In arriving
it 111iconclusion I have not eonddred
he <|nestiuii whether or not the regstration
laws ot South Carolina vioate
the Federal Constitution or laws.
prefer :o rest niv opinion upon the
:round of the independence of the
lillerent departments of the govcrnnent
upon the impolicy of interference
v the courts in ipiestiou w hich w ill
esuit m dragging eonstantlv into
may part\ polities, and upon the
eneral principle that each depart11*111
of the government and each
llieer there, high or low. has the!
iglit to administer according to his
est judgment the duties imposed
p<?n him bv the law> ercatiu_" his
lliee.
As illustrating these princip'es. 1
tor to tin' fn!!oU?ili ' i li'elC ol i ?
Mi>si>si{?jii vs .John- !!. I Wall.
7o. (iaini's vs Thompson. 7 Wall
17: Louisiana v> .lim? l<>7 l.Tiite<l
tatrs. 711 11 agouti v-' Southern. 17
Initi'l States: Avers in re Iil-i 1". S
lo. in ie Sawyer I J-l I . S .
i is m- 'le-s to eite the many eases !
liieii hear i?n tie. questions arisin-r
this atuls.. piMl't-olv a" the !
nr.
So lar as the rights of the imlivilal
eouiplaintant in the hill were
neerneil it may have heeii eoui|?e ni
for tiu* e >iiri t > jjrant imhvi<lua!
lief. The Supreme Court <>f the
nite.i States the otner ilav uranteil
lit'!" IV<>!M tlir paviliont. ol an income
i.\ to tlio individual comp!ai;.tant in
is suit before it ''tit it vent no furor.
On the author:^ "v >f Mis>isipi
i vs .Iohuson. \ we may
s>nme that it v ild n<>: have eaterlineil
a hill lor enjoining internal
rveime odieei s of she government
o!ii Oolleel'.U'j' Mieouse ^eiierily.
The'jinlieial power e<-vetii.^
io viirh( to verant individual relief,
lit (lid not extend to the general
over of repealing the law in?; >>iiio (
ic tax n> to tee entire ptiMie.
i repeat that in i!i. ease at l?ar it
i:i\ have oc< a eoliipOtelit t*?t* the
?u:*t to . nan; ;ndi\i.diial relief, hill
ic h.ll ;:>!<< M inoiv. it a-ked similar
eliel'for all ether eili/.eiis of the
oinity .-ituateo like tlie eoinplain111.
It praetieally a>ked the relief
r a numerous p- d parly, i ?r: i- '
rj a purlieu <11 lii peuple ;?> \\ii<>in
lie I ?e^i>l.?t lll'e wa- >nlcl\* lv>po||-lhjc !
?r it- lav. and to v.honi alone the
eltilis e| i 'IS' .' *-111It'.ioll > li akes the
jesri>)atiire re?p m-i'de. .Mnivnv r. ,
brought the court into imiiieiliaie j :
lid aOliveeoiitaei with 1 el v routes- '
itions. It liiii'li' ilii* (.'"iiri .1 !
rolling l.ift?-r in j'nitv strife. I nm
najriiie 11??t 11111ix nitirc ]>cariiii*i? (:.?
Ii:i11 ;i direct j :irtii*i|?;i!i<>i? I?v tin*
idiciary hy judicial action, in tin
?11!i?.'- '?! tin* people. I lie Itill asked
raetieallv tiia! the process rt*?xisimti<>n
nude; tin* laws <?i 11 States
hall be suspended in an < litii e count v
m inx tin* pleasure of tin- cut t ami
l:at ali fiti/eli** of a enmity not tlien
( <rj>tered as votel s should denied tin*
ixiit of suffrage during 1 li:?t pleasrc.
It scents t?> nil* that a mere v ir\\
I'tlic oao shows that the injunctions
iere i111]ii'f>\ iil? ntly pruned.
I think tin? Inli >!n?i11?I he disii
i^si-tl.
\\ UKY('11 l*iI ("ON DITK >N
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(>KL.\ IK >M A
\;im.sis Ciiv, .June ? I!<\. I*. |
;!i:hih* ainl I". i'. N;i>h nil
i v:i it I < 1 >in: | \. < >K1., lire iii il ? cii v
-kin^ ai<l l'?r (lie |>fo]>lc .,r I Vnirie
>\\ii>lii|> si11?1 in l.irt lor tin- < iitire
im?n]:i*K>ii ?>!'(Iriin; count v. \ilm mv
riwilly >t:ir\ injL?lit
port> ol tin.*- sln'r >! wniil :iml
i?- li'iilioii luiw ivnclmi ilic pulilic
Voiii tiu;c ! > tin. . ' -i* very h111< !
rcli'ih'v v.:i> : ii tiici:.. I I. tv.o
:.ii? ti., ii v.Iio arrivi'.! iii ;!.?. <*ii v
I - tCi'.lilY to .i.- l. T Ol'CM ' to !ill
< - -;^r v ??00I
I?M A. Xicik
J I5ANKJ
U NION,
iu'sjMH't hi! I v solicit y<>i
REPRESENT COMPANIES WITH
hungry mouths ami elothes to cover j e
suffering bodies. were appointed at a ji
meeting held a lew weeks ago in ii
(irant eounty tor that, purpose. At i
that meeting, the sufferers drew up h
a statement of the condition < l'alfairs 1
there. The section of tii territory s|
that is the scene of such suffering Ii
ami want was opened in September fi
The settlers eauie. in therudi h
(or claims, with little money ami !< <? ti
itoitsehold go?>iIs. 11 .day not a peti- g
liy of their savings : left ami 1 very A
household is a seen.* <1 destitution. I>i
The unI'irtunate people ha\e no; (! e M
wherewithal to leave da eonutrv. ami <"
- > they remain l stiii'ei. it'in to dees a
Met O'l.ie Souli. to *tit*. 1.1
lite Kev. Mr. sdiane says: "Koi 1<j
the la*: three m nth- four families ai
have been existing en my pension ti
money. It would d> in < : Unary r
circumstances. f>r the hare wants ??t in
my immediaie family, hut wi'h fair \\
families you ean imagine what it fo
means. Last Monday i <<tv\v s* i if
for my last <|iiarter. 1 paid the w
yroeery hill which had accumulated
during the ?juavtor. and then had u
Sl.7~?. dust helore leavin_ for tins h
trip. 1 asked lor credit ! >r a sack ol r
llour. but t Iii - was re faced. When th
we had to face immediate nerds, it at
had been customary lor the merchant-.! i '
to ore*lit those who had pensions. >o ro
tlu-v were >ure of /letting their :uon- m
ev. Jhir with credit denied, t- 1
resort wus out oil". My - >:i-m I.r.v in
and his wife started aw ay in their !
wapm Tuesday. without a rent and i'i
without jnoviMons. Tliev :sid tiiey va
iniylit :> well -tarve on the road as .1!
>ta\ there and starve. 1 'nave. ( >( t!i
Inard 1'ioni theni since." ee
t he Kansas City l.iv >' l\\- | ;n
idianye has appropriated S >'l. ;.|t | 1 ...
movement ha* Keen started, t s n?! .a
relief to the destitute.
w i
T11;-: (ili.\ DKD SCi 1( >01/ wl
(.'losing Ivxcfci^.'-s,
1
1 lie elo.-iii^ exercises .if ;h. ( ni
>l 1 tirade I *ell<?ol were held a', tiie
i iraded * dto.d hitihhn^ last d im. dav
and h'ridav. The p:v_Tanin:e
1 . 1' I tin
wa> '.1 t verv ciaoorate out w.;sea.-j
. . . ' |\
i .el . .it \ ery ineeiv. 1 lie seiiooj ;
lias done .fed w >r!v dutinj; t!ie , i-t 1
ve:if. tin' l?e.*l perhapi 111 Ms !.; ny |
and t hose w ho are not ahe:ui\ .; .r- ' v
id* the i'aet Will doubtless he ^jlad to 11
'earn tluw ii will he eotitlliued Uini- ; j
I lit- same imiliayeiiu ill ii \e::;\?j.
The consisted < l .-n ;
an address !?y P.of. 11. \\. Sn j '
ami i!it' awarding of jut/.
Ivhij* before (lie appointed hour. !l"
11?.:?0 till* cliil|u*l of till.' Iilli! ill;;c
row(IfiI, litany liol heiliy aide to find
seats. Ill a leu Wei! euosoii Wol d
i lli' ISfV. I . I'?. Mol l is ill! i'Oll'f l <1 J |;
lla- <1 icakcr of the invasion, I Vol. | "
Snyder. lie started oiil i?v saviny i
it seemed to In* tin* rule ol f'oii'.li j t,
(":ir< >1 in ians to eliiin pieeedi -nee in J
almost everything. that it i~ sat?l ike ;
lias I \\ out.in s eolleti;e. aici ike lir t j
Ay rieultural e dh ye, ;11:: >;: : . '!i. ;- >;
tinnys v.('re elainie I for o!.| S. (w
lie liked to see a little oi tins >j?<r?t
hut not too 11111?*]i hrairailoe'.o. Me
Would not he s:ivpli-cd iii the distant
jut 're that some one Would eiaini
that i'oimitiut> was a South h'nr >liman.
The siuvess ol the i' iuy i le. fa- j
tiou lay through , th", d? < !',. ol t o J.
school room, and the re- poii-f 1!11 ? )
of tli'e matter nMe.I Willi tk -'t .o h- [
el's, I lie heller tie'- toaeh t io ! < > i1
lor tlie schools w on I I he. lie ; !,!.< ,
|di a>a lit I v; to t he senium. 11 :! i o y f A
tiiciu ol the jdcas.mt ai.lie:;. ,t..-n- j
I' the holiday season !.. -..an! ay .
-oiii'.' "i '?!; Iri;iH "I tii.- . 1 '! r >t>: i. J ?;
lu- .-;mi tlif .-clmliir I".i-'i :'..: *? s ii- j
, "is"
)LSOS & SOX, i
E US |
s. c. '
ir FILtB ISUPvANOIO.
^10.000.000.00, OF ASSETS.
rs best jus the holiday season apreached,
forgetting their ill feelings
i the anticipation of the vacation,
ie handled his subject well, and
eld the close attention of lii.s attdinee
IVoin beginning to end. llis
perch was intersjiersed with a lew
tuny .uieedotes to please the young
ilhs. llis speech was well received
y the large audience, and showed
mt he was well posted, and had
ivcu tin suhjcet tu itnre thought.
Iter the spereh tlie Hist medal, a
autiiiil gold eiianu was awarded to
li>s (leftrude tin-, i.y iveV. 1>. t?.
liilbrd, ol' the < .'liilbrd Seminary in
well ;imeil tali;, .on flowing with
thcJiV advice, and hind admonition
i hold Christianity ahove all else,
id to lie wholly self reliant. That
ie great mind-o!'th world were all
aeed to individual o.Tort. This
edal was awarledhy I'rol'. C. I>.
alh r, the Principal ol the .school,
r the best average 1'or the year in
e ' th grade. He stated that there
as one or more very close contestits
and while only one could win,
l he complimented the others upon
eir high average, and told them to
y agaii . ilev. C. A. i>. Jennings
on doiiveied thepri/.e for thegreatIvanoe
in penmanship to master
ranhlin Parlnum There were en
lied during the year pupils
mi v\e average utteiulactce was good.
?** i in MujiloyiTl is good and
akes sehoiar.s strive l? excel,
ni avoid lieing absent or tardy.
lu'V know thai tiiey v. iii no ad.iietd
a< m> ill ;i - tin v aIV eiSigihle,
?o that they will no jiiif haok when
e v don i kt-cji tip liii-- an in ?
u'ivo lor ? ::* !i - a >'.ir to }uit lortii
,r. aiii.tl oli-'i't. and the clleoM it
!i it teed by tin.' j-:a . in . e.y
line.
The follow in^ ; h ! '. .d'1. i'i(.r
.n il c outam- i!ic names of b o
10 1 t;i\ o made 1' ' a -we o:i e.ie.i
aneli ol study an ! i i dojioriuienl
ve i. it l?een a1 -v ,t m mm tijan four
y< in ??!!* ni i:: !:. 'fo make Iiiis
j art. twain in" i. avc ! ell In !d
regular inter".a! .an i ( the relining
jierio.l tin- :i?i < ; ?I?ir.vitaljou-;
i.a\ ! a .. iiijniiedi
oa. u.or iii" - . a appear
tills roll is din- ; t: . -nellies*
tii w !ii< i. t!: .a ;- ione and
>: to interior wo.. o the jmrt of
y |?u",
!' t.ilinv :n * t.a ' i J -,e tiliui :*
( !' li'oiii ! v t' ,: i: , ].a\ e a j j>e iron
lie Mm:. . :1m. iii.
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avion 1i1:al kstatv:
,< ir Ki\(- V. I noil. >.(!.? :
llavo srvrial stojvs lor rent
oiiic tor sale.