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Hali tho Colton Has Boon Picked. I hillas, Texas, September 28. -Thc <'alveston-1 hillas News will lo-?ior royv publish reports ?rdu? .'?oil corre spondents :tt i'?iji'cHcntativc cotton points in Tovas, hiu'-an Ton itorv ?><<?} Oklahoma. Those indicate tho fol lowing : yiuld iii Te> as poi acm ;">.'J poi' coin smaller than last year; Indian I Territory 17 phf cont larger ; Okla-I lloma HP. per cent larger. Indicated production''': Texas and I ipi ?ti li Ten ?lory !}j008,02 I hales;, ( >klidioin:i i?l?-S, i(>k l'..\ce|?t in the most lioril?iriv pbl> j (ions practically ail the Texas erop | Iii onou. Picking has heirn oom holed i itt tho sbtitjHu'h?iost, counties. onie (li-M I'.et - iii \ Weather |??OV?llt<'ll eifert |'| nil in;.;, e.v.i-opt in tho most orthorly distiici-j wli?i'e Ihn I'ro'sj is ostponcd unusually hui:?. \lue!li "I tin open cotton is ol' Iho arly aiauiring varieties. Kearn aro ntertainc.l thal it will he lost should ail weather entnc Indore pickers each it, However, conditions tor itckllig generally continue favorable, iearcitv of labor is uniloiitilv rc orte.l/ Ncijroos Ordered lo Leave. 1 larrodsburj;, K y., September 2S. . Kighty negroes, thirty ol thom Womel), linve arriV: <l here from South hork, Ind., from which place, they were ordered by the whiles to leave, because one of the negroes slabbed :i fanner's wife, ll is icpdl'ted thc white woman is dead. Tin negro in eu were working on the railroad near South bork, t )ne of the women at the railroad camp wem to a latin hoii^e and demanded lunch. This was given, and while the hostess' hn.o.k w.s turned the negro woman '( itched sonn.' clot hes and ran away. ( ie lannor's wife pur; ned ami toll I her, hut was slabbed by i he oyes?. In a short lillie a posse ot O white lin n Innl driven all the groes from the vicinity. The m ks will nol bi; permitted to io ain in I lam.-Isbnrg. * :o_ T. . il Voil Uv.'! iM.iay"; Bp'JijIii Hosohilions ol Respect. Whereas, ii liaih pleased tho Groat Ai'ohitoot of (ho Kniverso in His in linite wisdom, goodness, love ami inoro y u> remove (rom our midst ?uni Iiis labor libre below, hy dotti h, our esteemed brother, Vi ol) ti S. Dickson, ti? a sphere ol' higher usefulness ahd en joy mehi in tin- eeles tia I 1 * ?< I ?. * m : Ililli, i h ero foro h? it i'csolved I. That nliiiioory has lust a true lijid joy Hi ti i < * nt t >< *r, and wo, \Y esl iniiisl? ?" Lodge, Xu. .'^o, A. I'. M., un earnest broil ir ami en-worker. i That thc tnenipi'^ "? his sitie.oi'O ("lu isl i;m characcr shall remind us i ol' Otu' iluly io (?od and 'mr fellow, man. Timi wc ext omi ID his l?ne?ived wile ?mr sympathy in lips sad hour ol' her lici'cavcuiciit . I. That a sj:-<aal prto,, ol' the minutes ol our lodge bli dedj?iiied lo his memory ami a copy ni' these resolu tions he soul In his wile aid t<> each ol' tho county papers. II. I). Cheek, I. S. Tilts. ( '..mmittee. Whereas, it hath pleased the i ?real Architect <<i the Universe in His in I i I li 1. ? - wisdom, goodness, love mid mt rey, to remove ffoin mir midst ?md his labors lieiii below, by death, our esteemed brother, ,1. K?mest Kay, lo a sphere ol higli?i; usefulness and enjoyment in the celestial lodge on high : therefore he it resolved I. Thal .Masoiiiv has lost a true ami loyal member, ami we. Westmin ster liddgo, No. ii (JO, A. I'. M., a faithful ami earnest brother and co worker. That, tlin loWl) ol' Westminster has Inst a worthy ami progressive youno- citizen ami his family a ?le voled ami loving husband ami father. :i. That wo extend to his heu-uved family our sympathy in ihis sad hour ol' t.heii' bereavement. I. That " page of thc minutes of our lodge be dedicated lo biri memory, and copies of these resolutions be sent lo his family and l<> each of the Motility papers. C. K. <.ray, II. H. Cheeki I. S. Kitts, ( iommit tee. CASTOR IA For Infanta ami Children. The Kind You Haye Always Bough! Colored Preacher Nominated (or Congress. Sumter, September .'lo.?..?Thc Ko |>i?l?lican Seventh I)istr.t?l Conven l i ? m met lure this week. li. II. I{iel ardson. ?d' Slimier, wa- elected chairman, and Jamill Mooro, of Ql'ftUgobill'g, sod clary. On l'ord h.'tinV motion nominations ol ? amii datos l'or Conoress Wore taken np al \ once. .A. !?. Ihip'.zlui., ni ()nuigo-: Imrg, tin- standing candidate, wits Humiliated li rsl, ami then tho hVv. I C. C. Jacobs, -d' Sumter. Was named. ; A vic was taken and Jacobs ic \ ceived Hi ami Dantzler io voles. < In j million ol' .\, I ). Wehst.M. i;.f < )ran;..'c ?Mli'li, thc only white man pre.Seht, ino 1 m uni i m < mn Ol' .lac.de. was made I unanimous. A resolution calline, on ! thc Itopuhliriins ,>| this DiKiri?i to | make ti detci'ihihed ami vigorous Imbi Ki elect .laci.s um adopted. j ' Tim Kev. C. C. .lacie- ).> a preside ? mo elder ..I' tho African Myth m li si j C'hliirlii .ami has lived in S!uinl( r fol' ? a number of years. I le is int elliocul | am! wcli clucaied ami rojiri'si'iits lim] host type ol' tile liOUrOis. Hildo- j lure his name has m-t Inion pi'Ojiii noully mentioned in political circles ami iiis noiniualion is taken iv indi cate a dot ermin at ion on ihc part of ' llic I{i ptililieans lo break away from the professional politicians in their barty. So damier ot consumption il you usc Foley's Honey ami Tar lu cure thal stale horn' coim.li. .Sold hy .1. W. Hell, Will halla: W. .1. Lunney, Seneca. Cotuluclor is a Maniac. C'ohiiti?lOi' Caldwell, who was in eimroc of train Nu. K>, nf tho Smith, ern L'ailwuv which crashed into train Nu. lt! near Newmarket, Tenn.. ph thc Sum hern I {ail way Saturday inurnino, Sent omi...? ' i t ?\t i>. :i raving maniac. That in tho startling infor mation \vhicll minies <>vcr thc wires fruin Knoxville The must sensational denouement of the liaoedy is thal Conductor ('aid well, who received thc (tain Hiders, which would have saved the collision, neglected tu vive them tu Kliginoor Kane. Kane was killed and Caldwell (.'.scaped. Those orders slated that llpi two trains were tu ?..ass at Newmarket. bul they were m>t uheved, ami it is said now that Caldwell allowed them tu slip his inemui'y. I o -(Ulli' Ol' thc earlier rc putts ;t, was said til it tho fault was due lu I '.noineei K ano, all hough tho -latciiient show- that Caldwell was IO I.lame, and a-rn,... under (ho tlndioln ul' his fi it;hlfn! error h.- 'mis lust his mimi. ?.'13.%, I have ['our car loads of Btiggies and Wa-on s that must b? sold at once. Soo mo ii yon want to save $10 to $25 on a ?u^gy or Carrido, $5 to $7.50 on a Wagon, and if you. want TIME "you can get it. Everything niust prove tb be as rppr? son tod. Call and soo (ne. Wei H t t o E xe Ii a ti ire V e h i c?e s f o r . Horses, .Moles and Cattle. . I 1. Lowery,Seneca,hoC Big Still DoslroyeiJ Constables I toward and Hoy soi wal rt hi;; still rin Ol assy mountain, in Spai'tjtiilhiru; county, on Monday ol' ?asl week, tin still heit)!.'; known as a ''black snobe," among the moon shiners. lt was a woollen still willi a cop J icc bottom, ha vi nu; rt capacity ol' lilli gallons. The eoiistables dos troy cd ll,OOH grtllob.H ol' beor in "jo I'ot'inentors scattered about the place. This seizure is one ot tim largest ever made in those parts. No arrests wen- made mi (?Sassy mountain that night, as there was tm Moshy's Campaign Hat. At'tci Iia\ in- lain I'or 1" yeats in a Sunt lin ii boiboi tj\e ?ainjuvign hat. worn bj ( K; ,I innes Mosby, I lu- ( lon foilhralt! cavalryman, ;uul lost by billi wh?h liv was shot by i wo ot' tho ihii lo?nili Nv'w York cit val ry, in Vir ginia, in N ovoiiiber, I S<> i, is about, l o bc roiiinioil lo its original owner. Kor immy voilirf il has been, in lin* l?o:>M.-ss'?..t .1 winna?i living in New \ ork 'i'.'.. l??oohily she cotnihtitti l ato?! '.viii, tine l>f . Col, Mosby's rom? I. loigtcit?o MisutHlorslodtl. As >S(,Miiit'?i Nowlainls, ol' Novailu, was ?lolmlinn; his ro?i>liil?(>?H t<> illino* ('nba, ho exclaimed dr umaiioall v : "'This argument lui undies ovo lr y kimi MT (?lol thal clotiUlMU'O knows. ib- suiil 'town [(.ii' a transcript ol Iiis spooch, says lim I Ins! un I'ost. '('ho young woman typewriter, who took tho dietat.ion ol' lim stenogra pher 1*i 11 nt '.ho j iii. II 11 >I? r.? I ?li, hail Mimic il : "This ai'Oinmnt furnishes every kihi) ni food illili . elephants neil." " I ilouiii," saul Sob alor Uah-, winn he hiciVil it, "H 11 elephants tar ctiUdn:ni taft; torc, tip Op Uti 4/? m I I fl?illil 1 N i I i 11 i i i il 11 s 1 1J li ll m i J V i" v 1 lilli ir 1 ? Mi i ll Ifi? fl ? I, ll I Cl L 9 Wt-Cli fl 'iii i 8 HC?, i 15 .? ri f fi c II o i'll ?^ ?. li I li Pi % ?1 )RE55 GOODS j re i <:v fi Ladies' and Misses' J ackets. Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed Hats. Ladies' and Misses* Un der vests and Pant Shoes tor men, women and. children. tl-OT tm uren Hosiery for men. women an ?niants' Caps and Sacks Uhdorv?sts iii tel Drawers, wool and oottoii men and bo Vi? ii* ni i > 11 i ' Ti'ouspirs, Overcoats. Litt ts ail d O ap i Cr anet vTi'ooe SEE MY LINE S . J. .V L; i I: :, m VU IA NI Ri) I I ) jR"IKj. Bedstead Bidel)d? rd Bool; Cas. SA M I V ,4 am m H, m SS ? ? Bil m m HB Eal $1 r .*< 1 1 m ^{gk ?$& ?ffo P fl a es?