Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Vkm i.no oitiik 4U:rcli1.1can Static Kxih riv Co.M.Mii ri;i:.--The llepiibltcan Executive Commit ee were in conclave tlie greater part of yesiet day :i( I lie I'nitcd Stales <'milt House. li. IV M. Mn oki'v, Collector Jclinson. lievei?tic < Mliccr ltrnyton, Tuonioy ttrt l a miiiilicr of lev cr 11 i coin posed the assemblage. Tliey discussed tb Democratic situation nti I were of the opinio that the Humiliations made "ly tlii< otivouii??ii ha put a quiet iison any hopes ofsiicess for a straight out Itcpublicuii ticket this year. Ii was dceme advisable, however. t? preserve a complete organ ixati hi and to give all possible aid and encourage tnent to the li reel iliac'.; moiemeut, s> that sho tld boar the o limn of defeat should it di tCrunue to kick against the Democratic prick this Tall. It was thought best to wait the nc lion of the ti recti back meeting mi the l*"?th < September to determine I he extent to which the \VoitId coin in it the Kcpubiicaii parly to the sup port of its nominations. An address to lb parly will be prepared by M ickey tin I issued accompanied by a call f?r the assembling of tb liepublican parly on the I'Jili of September, tit principal object of which will be to prepare tli .....I.- I... I I... ^ I. ..0 ... I.I..I. i ^ . . I , .... ...v f-f.O-O .. ...v.. - > ^-..'.1 ill October :>ii'i save in org inir.iii.ni f?o p.--?ihl operiiioti in ISSI, when there will be nutioiiu llcpuhlicun fuinU mi l olhccs to be <IiJ i ibutc. to tli.> <? who show theiit-elve* ' faithful in :i lev thing?" in the ir.'uulime. I.yvi'IIImi iv l.wrvstint. Lancaster. Align0. -Hearing that a negro h i I been lynrhcl his night lieur ibis place. your e rrespon lent at in early hour this morning repuire I to the scene which is in a lonely spot about one an I a h I miles ea>l of here. Arriving on ill" g.ottml foiiiel the le.ily of a negro hanging from lit limh of a small w h lie oak 11 ee w 1111 hi- toe-, t oieh ing hrru jirni't. I gatherd the following pit tkuluis: On Moinlay liiohl, the .III instant, full I'. a <*i.4r(v, ovlffHr.lt o )r.. fiffff ero|.|f?ye.| its a I.iron If/in bv a | ri.liiinciit citizen of ihi.- eoiiniy who live loiirlei m miles east of this place, etiieic'l I It r. om of l lie 12 year o|.| -langhtero! In--employe nufI nltcmptr.l to a-suu!t her. I lie screams i the ehi! I aroii?e.| the hoii-elmM ami the viilai lie I wnhoiii having accompli-lie i hi- hrbi-h pin pose. lie was pin-lie.I ami eapliiicl ami eoi fcs?e<l every thing A posse of roii-taMe- -tui tcl to jail with the ticml, but when about funnies from l.atiC'i-ter an enrage.I b.elv of go > citi/clis t ok forcible |. .?se--ioti ol Itaii III ike tiey iiti.l hung hint to a eonvenieiit tree. I In he lint a just but terrible late i- the vcr Let ? all. both while ami e-ilorel. Vest*r-lay another negro was belgcl in <>u county jail for eotiiniiiing a rape on a mitlalt git I. Serious threats of I \ nehing are being it a I by t he colore I people. ? 'or. .Y.ui.? >ml 1 >i:. Caui.im.i.'s Ivi.rrrtoN. ? The election o l?r Jamt's II. t'arli-le to the I're-Me.iey ol lie South t'arolina I'ollcge by tin. Trii-tees will gi\. Iltli VlTvrll *?!! I i**!";!*'! I.ill 'i l? III -III r ..1.4 ...I motis election of this di.s in^rmshcd mil true sol of South I' lV'i'.in i to mil' nl' tin* tu i-l exalted trii'ts within her jjil'i c:iii ii >i I.ul to i in |.i("?- 11; v faithful .'111 -1 C ii-C.C iii i"i:* 111:111 \* llCIC ililll 'Mil' liim. A |*i*:i>Iii lie ul' i In.' | i i'll I i.l'l iii-t i11111"ii lie i'lilili"! fail In li'il'l up ln'?- hands ill Iiit weak UC-s when all t'arolina ns "ii'' in.in point* I" Iiiii its lli.lt fit:/.i'll "fall other* wli can ! m '.it t' hiliid ii| llic cnili . four father* an 1 make ii (lie I*rn.ill li^lit in "Hi' euneaiii'lial system, t'urlislo In tin- IVniit !" is now tin wal.-hwoil ul'ill ii Ii" feel I Iiit I lie lite 'I tin' institution iI'irt a ii'I i'Hi'ci'1 "f i lie i lie "I t In-1 '"in in "ii ii.-alt Ii I icier liesc cii'cuiiisi anci's ii a M if I - Ms | . ''ul i u pleasure i" say aiiilinrit.i'in iy il.at llu'ic is " >."1 pound to believe that Mr t'u isle will ai ' ? | i the p"iiti in ii liii li !i i? 11. i*i. i ll iiici incdy |i n-el ?! lu.s I:?| sal Iiv llu* I i ii-tees an I iviili iiliicli (lie I'iU'iili v ul'tliu <'"lli'^i'arc .*" licartily in no col'd. ('"iiiincc Mr. <'at liilc "f all uc slate 5.i-re wii.'i perfect tiutli. ifii"t niili warmth. an I m led sine In- c mil"! I ul i" s..( .s 11 11 d n i\ do ami of liiiii, an 1 ahere duty calls n with .lame? A. t'irlisU, to t!<>! - ? Me.a: n ?r * IMii.H'Uii M wmik Win. M Waller. 1'rcsi ient of i ii? ii- u/i i 'on t r i! It lil riii'l, dropped ilea I in I lie streets at Saral "\ra "i I'11111 da? aflerii'Miii. lie was y n .o! I lii wife uii'l skii weie willi 111in Mi uli re'-altci from 'lysjiejisia. Willi very few o\>'optiuis h eolil lolicl tlie railroad interesis ..f * icoritla. an tlietriisi never sectne I I. > hoary for lus tiri lialnl anlc will. 111 s line- I appe I a! I !|C cities aiul tilW l|S el iei | 15 i a a I.'I I a'I I'll 'I f.i into Alaliaiiui. Ii was lus far seeing s.ec ici, that cvIal'li- In <1 a line of ina^nili ent Ue iim i' heiv.eeii Sav nnaii ami New ^ oik. n I Ii11in eat ly i" ilie ini|K i lam e i f the Mi .upia pott an Ii w prosperity of the Slate. When Mr. W i lie. cluis controlled pant roipoiatins an I miy1 lirtve I ec'iinc A millionaire if he had dc-ucl, i i- .a rcmaikih'c fiei that lie never nm-e speni i lis! in the stock.* ul hi< reads. ailli..nc!i h mi.have known long lie lore outsider* did. when the; Would rise or fall. Hi* wlnde ain'oti " *rc:in I.i lie colli nr. I nil I lie iiiic ulijpcl, i lie ? icoe-o .1 the roads nl' which lie w i- the man njier. * A llniicir.i.r l?r * i ll. ? TIh? M* I?utli? |i!:>. .1' in a,i' -'ivi: 'ii Fri lav nficm-ion lu-t u 11 tres-inir :i!l'%:r occurred <>ti Iptani.iii n I* Mr .lorry Scull, In-other of Mr. John II So mi, . 11>it"oniitv, near Norwood. I>v wliirli hi- y > : r mi \N altcv, need ill m mi I eleven ye.ir<, in- hi!!.- I Mr. Semi i- die owner ? !* n l-ull w ! i -11. ill . i * I ii I limes inclii.pil in lie \ i -i ?-. lei- I.ecu w<>ri,c regularly for a liiniiFer nl y? ar-. \i ttit* tun liicr.liJlic I Walter and a little I e?r.t ?ft ?ri driving llie Full In ilic | i-iiue W iilicr wen lilies I. npi-lii?d I lie iinie and sine I . itt in llie I ;:i w living 'i -u iteli or -lie!, in I i- Ii m l in itirn lit nnilii.'ll into the tic!.I. TIlis seine.I In iriIn i il I lie hmlc; ami rushing at the l>.y lie Fund Ini .'.own, i trove one et'Fi- l-nig linrn- in In 11.1- Ii;' I" side, raise-1 liiin fmni llie grown I ami oirrio him, iin|-:*Ici 1 mi (he horn, -nine distance >F>w ihr lane, where he d.i-he I him t > llie ei niml hi- aF lnliiea I >rn open tin I hi- F,n\ -I- leri;!.! lao rule 1 an I | rutrmlii.g ?"i > hi the ' .>>ly. lit poor lmy lingered several liutir-, when dent I released him from hi- -iiHering." A sk Villi l: < '<il.nr l ii lil.l'l lit.:, in !'. . u citi/ens, i am a llcpnMic-iti an i a re i! negro > purity, Fill for lhi? purp -e of g m.| g ii-ilimrn I will support lite I'oliincra. ie lite lie!, t fri Feller man ill hi t' d. Tli mipsou, who h . i- ill Stale liekil. i- m t In Fe f. tin i i. lie re- re advise every colored vnier in Smith <a:-!iiii i stand to ihe Stale tiekei, r.- ii miiin ite i f\ 11, Itcniueraey of i he si ne, ft ..in i he m mi ii i. i the seah >ni 1 , n- i he - > mi .*r w > will i . - i h in >re an i l.etter re r. -eni ii m liie e .Ion- i in n w ill get. i i atiiinl all m- i ny|n!i;.-r r.f.'i' i i am pri-pai-iii,: smoothing u liich iw.'.lp.i i.ii ill due -i i- ii l i llie piihii '. lie-; --folly. II T. \\ I I.I.I \ MS. t'hnrlc-tnn. S War 1 t'ny Tili I'mii ri? l!ti 1.1 mi v I'lnt w i- -i mei i iiig of the ui'vivor* ..f in \ !"> t 1 * i: -ik-i to liillctm'll I of the 1: ii ."' ill ii l ir.ililii V in leer-. tin J i *<mi J>-ii?y f i lie I*. *' :.?- * t S!i irp hooter*, ill \ 11*1 IT-' II. Oil 1:1-1 i l. - 1:1 \ ti I: v'l I: . . |>ll!'VI:||lt t I II rill! tunic nt .1 It'll II j III if till** ? >tn| aliic* :i( Key*'* Spi in/"ti tlie I-t nil., t'.i the ] u r | -< of elect in / ilclcrnics in ihe inetiin I he lie! 1 (it \ ii ierr >ii "ll n t - hiv in >e|ile::i Uer. : r the piirp *e if nr/n'/iii ? i Snrviv >r? '..-ti'fi.iiii'ii f* r A niei- iii i '..iiiii i i .1 J. \ 1;i \ I whs tuilu elmiriiiTin of tint nieei; ii/. on ^!r. A I*. i I ill 11 I leei i t iry Mes-i-W \\ Hum phl'MSA r !!i|1ih:|ll. i |\ ,*'li!! i villi. I! Ii I iiti I I!. M .!eu!;itis were eh 'o I n* the le'.e/ite iVnlii tlie?e Cuttipanic*, an* I (lie meetitijj iijoiirne-l 'J'lii. Si'iisr'iMiMtii I'm-imi i in p..**:Ill ,*i. 1' i'licl' Ii i heell llulilie I l.y I ll } *-t itl'lee ilcp'H'l I' lit Tit v, n-liili/toll (lint hi* -.li.HV Iiti- heell III < reTi-e.| fi'ntii > I ,v'm t per yen r I inm. mu I ih 11." . wi.i ti \ tank a- i *ec ii I elu - in ?le i I i :i I hi I <1 i i:i- * I oe i I- nt - :il ii v le e oi -1 lei i ie. *i> cut i*I'i in* I t i' | i r \ e n hul l I "Inre jji vei t lie ||'I*I II|I|*Iel l. el In t nrni-ll for hi* i.llice I ell 'I I i< li r* IV. Im i mi l I lit s. while hy l Iii* inert itiie iie[*:i| Illicit I'll I'll. - he- ill the-,* ].r e .l.e c* .i U K oi. V.:-*.. iii/n-i In. I lie Item *er(i?: t "i.ll vetll Mill "f the III I ll I l|" I I ii I nt NI I - - I - II I I Mil IV Iii i In: ll'it el I". ! i I Sii l;s I i'e I* O' ' ili/lehi tii '*11i:i *I it'll i.vei < Itti: !i !i 11 *...),i r. i h" | 11 V'.lt 11!r 1.1||! <Jho (Uiiuhln ilnion dimes it. u. si'okiis, i:?utor. i Fit il>\v, ai ??L'sr. ih hhj v SUBSCRIPTION?$2 03 PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING. ' Olio < |u:ir--or'iii iiirii. lii^l iiiv rti-iii, - - - ?l i I ! I ..nil Mil,.sellout in. rlnm, ....... ; . | l.ilh-riil Ui* wnni m.nl. t>, 4t' i< li.mi. hi I itlior-.nlvor I li.in^ IV,r .ix iimiillinir l?y lli<-yi ir ' Ol.iUmry Nutki'tiif Uh liiivn ur li'M, iirn'rlwl fnn. ' " uvrr ton uuo., li.?ii(. I a. A l?orti<? ,/ in nl,. i tki; \ori<?:. .. j Citations, Noticas to Croditora ant lt Notices of Final Discharge must bt v paid for boforo they will appear ii , our columns. .! The Democratic Ticket. For (invornor. 8 j Hugh S. Thompson. 4 I'ol' l.iolrll lilt tioVol'llol*. ' i John Calhoun Sheppard. Secretary of SiiUe. ' ' Col. J. N. Lipscomb. Attorney (iciicriil. C. Richardson. Miles. Si.uc Treasurer. John P. Richardson, i I I' inflt'ol!?*r licucrul. W. E. Stonoy. I'm- Siipcriutcielciit of K Incut i<>n, i; I:\ I.I.I.IS' N I' \ 111' I! S, ii| ( recti vi!!c. I\ir \ Ij ill tin I mil I us;, eel 'ir I iciicral, A. M. \| VMii U'l.T, i.l Iieiir^vt<iwn. I ' Ctr?>'" h'luit j.leiiiiinl in i * 11.11-1. 11 ?) ? "* !.1 -1 week I wo h i .le-ls of p.'.ielie.s ml three cm 1 | lulniipes were M.l i from :i wu"on lor twenty liv i' i Cents. M i.i l? V Towns- ii I I; is 'i ei ippjint| e I lini iiiiiii ol I lie Committee In ex.inline uppll mils for :i iin N^inii to die Milit rv Aon Icmj . ' i i'oiii i Ii..s i 'mini v. I We have receive I :in open bill ol*"CMi'lj >' live luck " cut ton. from i'.ipi. <i. 15 Siuki", o.'mvn ' on i lie pi i ii .-it i oil of hr. I'. I'. Untie r, in Sin too lovvii-liip. It iJ from improve! seel. - ! [ i'O'" ' h Unites, I Iio -lei ni!l itio I rets tut , of New 'terry, Ii is lieen limn'lit hick u:i ler i reipiisiii .il upon lite liovernor of Alabama. ? ' Whites ha I written In parties in N c wherry, suit L. itio ilini he iuien lc I i > return of his own I iii :i few -1 i vs. , I | (Xi)'" llev. .lereim' ili Tni piii ii liitrlily respeele.l i e..|ore 1 Miuis'er, -'ie I in litis vi I i^e mi I'ues'I iv nioi'iiiiio, i.f o >n <s ii in p| i. ii tie wsi* u mill of e'o.l o'lucition tin I liti-i lieen i \ltssjiiii iry to ; Africa. where lie 11 I iiiueli I .war Is ci> ili/inj; > toe t till i lot i til s ol I In I henio'ilel region. i ?,???"' I lie niohi express I r.'ii n I rum I'olutnhia ' , I > I 'Ii irle-l hi Ii is lie oi 11-0 uii 11! ue 1 .m l :i fast in lit Ir?in suli-iiiule l. which will le.ivc I'oiiitnbI i :iI S \. \| :iu I reie',1 l'lilt'!e-lntl :il I I'' M . 'e ive I'lin !e-ioii it I I *. Nl hi I arrive at I'oliim at I'. M. Si tliii a person cm e e Ins break f i-t n i' ! ii in hi i. I.i s . 11: i: i. e i.i i o irle ,| on. line nearly three i tits for business in I lie in I'oluin. i Initio uti fir a late lei. i The First Potatoes. i j l apt II. 15. Slakes hrmiolil us llie lit st Sweet I'olal ir. tills year. I'll"V were uf llltu si/.e till I tin- *; i vui s ivs a nil ?cio or 1 i i in n o ; ? I rains lie will have a iiroiinli 'i iit crop. , I 4 Gen. Capui'd Accopts. I I lio >l;ile 1?.xo. illivi' Iinntiiloo lin t inl'otuin l>i i 1 i-t Mnii'l iy ah I utter a l ull conference w it I liell. I'tl'i is ill it i?enllelnitl ijeei'le l In aeoetil " ' . I I lie it tn i lit t ion on tlie State ticket for Sitpertn 1? tell lent ,.t I lltCAl i'lll. v i Eminently Rii;ht. The lirst e oi.;re??i >ii il l>i-lricl o on vent i >11 ' li oniii ite-1 II..11. S Itilihle fur t 'utijrt es- I V ueelu | iiiuiioii. Mr. 1'ihhle wis richly entitle.) to thi: , Colli I'litnelil, All. I lie will l>e letiirtiel tolli.Atse.il j hi tiie IClci il l.i *;i>l:ilure iVi'in which lie iia' 1 so >lisli..iie."lly oii>:? I I % hi iiiiseni|ui!.oii m ui i tjrrl r i lie il nnj t i t v. I ' ? llto D.iily Register. The |To|ifoii?r "I" tlie t' iii'iiluA /' /</// I It as relitee I the -uh-cripti ni et' tint vulit itile piper t the very low price S'> a yeir. S for in.nth i an I S'J to-:', mnilis. to subscribers .uiis|,|e t'oluiiit.i l Krieti'l t'llvo know- nis I ut-in -ss tiller t It All we ?lo. I.iit We e iii t see how i he .mi at! .rl to ii' Iflt - > oho ! a [ ip-r it lliul ' i riee. <% ' n-fv.. Ml ti W 1. t I. A III : e 1 lot il >\ t " - : i l' s, I h i' jn ! ret ir ie I t'r uu parch i- n.; ins I' i'l in I W inter Stock of < io.) Is in New \ or ?. 11 t i s I e ii- thai lie met in the cil \ per--in fr .in all -ee II tiotc- of ilie emintry u!i. ropirtel crops of ail I kin I- itncotii'ii mly line. lie reports |>ry t?ii|s ,, a- 'inw up in I pfovi-ions ilowti in prices. 'I'll ii w il we im we iv u|r . | ' . ( n!y > iv iikvv !> >1 ili* cxliil>i:i ii f ilie* I it*.- i Min*>iii*'.s l:i.*?i Wellies iny nijrlii, w is ' ii.'i li;rir'y i -'.' fi --. ' hi :iti iiii ?.* ' iii iii iiI v ?,? " I 1 cull 11.i.iitiii*iit. \11 I lie pills ?i-ie w et! I'. I) tid e I ml (In w linlf i rieunewitv w ;ts >m-l e: i tii ii i'i!e. W w e, e'j'. i I t -oe ;i t ;i Ii* n**?*. I'nt iIn- \ it: ;; iii.-ii rieli'y If-vitrl it llvt vy li uli ivir .lei.^lnt- ! \s .i i ? j .ii will l.e K\ ! I lie i.'img iiu'ii n?*\i week, we sliill lliuti ?:i\ lii.e. e :ili..||l i!. Ii ? ' E. caput fro:i? J.iil. I?e;nii-i II I'iii-'ii, i iii - iiici* c'iiiliiie.1 in iii i" ui.l v i iii, t-. ij i* I I'm*- I ii infill *i"> nit !" u'oltiek, liy I* i i11 his iviy *.i-i i little eolnreil i <\ iii lie en | i.'i "1 lilt* Mierill". wil l It t I i- i; >iii* up *nii*s e:i xinie l'ii?iiie??, ivliile i lie Slierill w .. I.elt.iT, I!: i -ii I leiily .1 i-in- I tin* u^li " llie i ,n *i*i I t -e ij-e I l?y ill.* -i . >r. I: iv is n * ' i Hie-I il.ii nijr net. I ^ . li 'l ii.- ii was ii.si :li. I i- i ul n week "l* s>i :i.'->. Iy I' i ill .1 ii?: iee .1 I' i' .liter. I". ?r *! ilmjj III e ."* ' *:?. lie 11 ill? : I' II I' l.I'liel I I "illtl'V. . I Tho North-cast Cornor. <?:i \I ii I*i v ! i-l i I'e .i ft ien Is .i-se'ii'i e 1 nt i ' tin* N r I It - t*ii e. i oil'iier . I' the hrick -uj.er-i ruelure ii|> 'ii winch is tu lie ereete I the new I'res1 -y I *i*i in church. :t:i 1 wi'li iiil i*iv l'n*iiiil eere r in v\ 11 :n - 11 lie I ( tailing, liy Mti^'i'r \\ il'ic t ill ill, - hi -it Mr .Int. I), i'i ! ill. :iii: 1 ? ( years, of n oipper h i*i in n civiiy ?: 0 I l*if y it i i i!? ? u ii r I'n 'i \ i ii i I (lii* n iriiv* of i iif ?;ih?crihei < I lhe hui lini'i nauuM ol 11 tlii- I'fi if an I el!ii*t;r? -it' i !i <*!i i r Ii. ill li'iil 1 liii't* niiiiilli'a*. tlii* A ii.* Hi .*? !. "i o i; v nf iImi t . i n '/ ?. iii I ili'* 1 i ' it ol' tin* ? 'ii Ii H i-. i>r tin* M. ivl. nil- ati'l r .iiiliT-i Naiintia '' I .auk n| I iii 'a. It \\ ;t - iliiiu* wall .lui* ? i'.?* niii 1 ty :iii* 1 rti'l. I uilli only tin* -i^ii ti inl Sm l| l r i| 1 i hi* v.. i I- ** , ?, |.| ii i.li j f?y *>IH* "f the w Itti A Sad atid Sudden Death. ' A iii hi truly sal circumstance in contiec.i >u with tlie Congressional l'onventiou was the fit Iden death hi one of its delegates, Mr. William IScattic, from <jrccii\illc, which occurred at the Union Hotel early on Wednesday morning, causing a sa Iness and gloom to settle upon the memhitsof the convention an I this whole couuiiunity almost indesvi ihahle. The cause of his death was an attack of heart diseu.-e'' to which he was predisposed his Mother having died - from it only a few weeks before and his.Kather about two years "go. lie left his family the } hi .truing before feeling '|uite well, and it .it il he . arrive I acre was in g ,o 1 spirits and apparent good health. L'poti reaching toe Hotel he felt unwell and went to his room, and ins physician, i Dr. Jones, of tirccnvil'c, who was also a delegate, advised liiiu not to attend the meeting of j the Convention. Ah nit I o'clock in the morn iv i ?I ~. wit limit rn-t >I* I nl -11. wn? hurve-te I in I l'lii' t ii iner at mice become, in a men i -iiie, i-.i'n'j eii letit "if western corn -liinl Iim L li I .u Ii line wit ' nit It tilling 1'reiii t'lWii - | nn J fell happy in ill" prospect ill' relief. We Ii ive Ii i I gmri m- seasons, ini'l where the 1 Ihrmer Ii i< w.irke'l his crop well he has every IT. -pert III" a Ii III: 11 ti'lll lull" Ve.il, .V i w, will lie fifgol tin' \ kill i'iI" le-sotihortl of llie drought, 4ii I t ill tr tin --early, ami in good I in 17 W iil lie N'.w i-i the tunc t'? answer.? ' .Make l!:iy wlien the - iiti shines." ? Fine Apples. Mr II. T II-we,I hi- -in! us feitr rem ii kih'y line apples, their average weight being ! ! '. "/ They ire the finest we ever saw grown in the State. I'lie apple crop in this county is uno >min iily line ami the price lew. i I lie er ; - et' p.' iclies. gr ipes m I w ii.nune: m1 arc also very tine. I'lie |?rico ' !' watermelon* , r mges Irmii e cents t > cents. I'mt le v. how over, are lai"*" en .ugh tn bring l!ie latter pri:-. " , The ipiality is go. 'I. Porsontil We ire pie i-o I ' i in 'I M rs. .1. Siiepp ir I . wh.i i- mi i vi-it i i her relatives an I friendhere. Iler -miiing happy l ice is .e-ur nice that life in 11 I | is I, ith p "a- tni in I h iltay t her. > , meto it ever he. Mr S. \|. iiu:iierf >r I of Ark m-is, nephew i of Sen u >i' liiitler. i- en k visit t > tii, in Te, !>r I' I' I'.ntler an I it her rcl ittve- in I his e unity . Mr In'ii'n I roc-ivi Ithelicst l.* > uit ' > me I.il ul'tltc i! 'imii'm iii S iceiy -if Ilir Ivn try an I lieu, ry Virjjiui ?, 11 111o annual c ntiinoiice, inv.;! ili ii hi ! |> pillar mil jTif i'iii I literary ili?! H ill lull, I10M i.ii I Ik* I llli nil. Cats aart W'.ioit Ihroshod **!! ?-. ? Ki:v?. I'iiii m> Si ik ' s : \ >r 1 i11i > y>mr re pi 'St I will ii.nv j?ivr y-'ii i statement ('grain I liivlieil I V lis \\ > have lliro?lio I I'l.lltlll IiikIioIs nl' (?ali ail I ' 11 ? ' intsliels . 11 \? Ii it i w.i ut tier tliro-lt er? 11:iv ing i lire>ui* 1 ia niu* I nvasl.i|i ? Mr. IMI. In! ml Mi ISeckiiol. I'lie largest or tji thro'lte I win that "I I. i! Miulcr -o.-Vl.) Ittisliclit .if 111 s i i I J > > k!i lio.it. Aoe-ir ling to I In* lie*I ?*-1 iin i i* t li it 1 imiiI'I iii 1ko, it' Nit'. VIiii > I or ii i I I lii'.'-lo- I .i.l iii * < t it * .in ii ia I im i k liir I ail i V.' ill ii lie ii i to I iw iy. Iii* crop won! I li ivi I li*o i I 'i t Ii.kIioN I limi t Mr. "M-it'orl Wil hitr:i iii i le Ilio largest or ip nl" grain i.i t lie lior*o, i pi.vor tli'i I thresh.* |. miking ueirly l.-'iit.l i 1 ni *!n ' - oi t i lir .*.? 11 i rn* fir. 11 I* ii o a ii ii ii nt' lis tliro-liol Iiv itie i' no criterion liy wiiiclt to Iit I g-* ilie minim in i lo. \\ o !i ivo Iliro-lio I only , t>ril.i'0 .it | ntr turn to *ol I; the re I mill I Ii l'.' li I n / oil w lilt llioy w I nl o I In sow . I 'here Iiciii,* ii > i 'i ii 111 I lie i-mill i y lai uier* have lit'i'ii iVelnr/ >>n lIii-111 i'vit since iilnill tin' iii: I lie <>| \| iv From win I (lie Farmers i r II me. I ilunk llirie will lie mure mils nu<| wheal sn.iel i Ii is nil iii in la*i. i "riij'i nre looking line in liiese ( iiris - n lniif'lrv i (liis inne. .sili:i,lni\ ,v I. \\ I'DN. I'lie r in fr >mi I'iii 'kney is frmu ilie I'luvslicr I' \l i lie i I. Iliiley v ('?, w Ii i lc|'i|( lining ilirvlivl I. t ? lm-!i"'< We .are n il inlWnicI wliflli-T ilieir tinI'sliin{ was e inline I in tiiii I ( i\Vli*lii|i or || .1. f Mi'iiin. Hirnit \ Knlriek. of l! m leysvilie Tnwnsliij>. rejim-r ill it iliey Ii ive Iliredie I almiil 1.0 ' ? liijsln- * nearly nil wiiril. o I'w us c .i ins I n - . 11 is si ite | !|sai if - in act i iisiii/ iti" -lulu's .hi ir >n tie* is j. isse I n w ; iii i. ?e l iir i I I 11 >:i 11 i' >s | iii ml | | ecu Is pel | liiill lie, villi nj. m i ei "|i .if linlM.ll I I 'i ile? v I ii i- rlniiiie I lie very lieu v (MMI.'iiin ileliee llie S mill -Ii ml ! use nil (lie Itilllleliei I' - * l.'S'v (' lli- | : i .cv ? in*;. Kin mi'iuri ill iu\> >l r . i?. r. i * ? J? ? i wlin was shaping wiili liim, ?a.s :iroa-f<l l>v a siinitgu noise, it it 1 Ion ii I Mr. llcaty strangling. Hi* i-allvl f,r assistance. lint the .shaft ut ilealli hil lic.'ii sunt wi.li mn riino aim ait'i at liall : past four lie breathe! his last in Mr. Perry's | firms. Ill' was :i |iniit< iiI ini'1'oi>:>itt uf tlreenville, fiii'I Mil ul" 11">| eel to Itiin f In* iiirrehnnls of I ni"ii t oik charge of iiis remains, eight acting us I'ull Hearers. mil willi the dctcg ties of i Ii if enliveni ii hi mi l it large iiiiiiiIiit uf our citizens folio " cd ' Iii-.ii in tin- Madron I train ul ! o clock uii'l an n 1 furl i#r murk uf respect the stores of the town were closed. - Death of Mr W. W. Rice. u i \\v regret to .announce tli? 'loath of Mr. Wil' iiuiu W. liict', 'ml}' miii ul >1 ij. II. 11. Ilice, ivliicli n.-eurrc I ul ilio resi li'iioo uf hi i In* idier in-law. Iter \V. \\ Duncan, l>. I? , in Spartatihurg on Tuesday Morning, l ull, inst. Mr. Kieo hu I hooii in hii'l lie ill)i fu* u any viuisuii'l wont in I ho I'hircka Springs, \rk.un' 1 sum, several weeks ag'?, in hope of reviving 1 some re'ief. lull hu ling ilio w.iier >11<I u u agree with in in he wusu'lvi'.e I hy his physicians to relurn Imtiie. < hi arriving ul Spurt nihiirg his frioii'ls discovered thai il was imp oss;b!c fir him to go furiher nil telegraphed fu* his pi rent-, who i ii.ii I: ite'y wont to I he h.'lsnle of 1 i heir 'lying soil, where I hey remuiiiO'l until lentil el lime 1 im vioiiui. Mr. Ilice h* ivo ; -iiioerely iii'iiiru hi- loss. 1*11o ftiuiiy his the i sympathy of the entire l' immunity. 11;^ ro.il i: us .v ! 'ii- i i g 11 i i ' '.ii . i hy i lie I o'clock irmi mi foes lay mi I were intern-I m the Meih "list burying grouii'ls oil We lue- I iy afiet 11*"isi :it o'clock. Will Ihoy ilo it Again. I I.u-1 year we hud n long ami disastrous drought. \N hen lite crop was i.u I hy :i general feeling of depre-sioii wis ill.ill i fest. II nv are we to tide over iliis truihlo which is c minim to nearly all of u- V Souicihiiig nm-t lie done, and lone .piiekly. foriiiuutely the lied oat had revolutionized the agi iculiure . ! ?uiic pori'mns ol'llie Sliile, an I a lew experiments of il successful ehiiraeter had drawn the :i? lent ion of our own farmer- to it. I'.very h Iy s on lu-gui to talk re I n a I - an I s iw iy I nits, W :ieii t ho c U Im was ii failure red oats were - iivn; good iajid w is i nt in oils hi i e i I of p i or w i: i out Inn and the oat wa- -own early in Augn-t or September? and the ciiii-ei{iienee wis. a in igniliccnt erop of THE CONUKESSIONAI. CONVENTION I A Stubborn (onto*!. I I 02 Ballots Hold. ' IHiN. J. II. EV1X4 N't I MIX \ TEL). ! The (rains at A o'clock Tuesday brought all the delegations, except (tie incaihers from Liu- , reus, who arrive I s >011 after iu vehicles, an I Main .Street present..'I a lively appear nice from j ?d large an accession of tine looking men. After 1 a wash and dinner (In delegatccs went to work j to tiii'l the strength ul tliu retpoolive c iu li I ites. Spartanburg,tJrecnville, Kichl m l, Laurens 1 ri I Union, ha I each a favorite to place before the convention, aixi it was evident (hat the IViends of each were not inclined to make concessions or withdraw front .he contest without a protrac ted struggle. There was no thought of bargaining or siv ippiug. All the can L I ites were men of undoubted ability an 1 wot! I in ike able an 1 ' faithful i'epresciilutives, and the only <picstion 1 was ivhic'i would ultim itely provj to be the greatest favorite. At the ippoiulo I It >ur, 7 o'clock, 1*. ,M , the C invculion as*e uhle I in the Court House, and a liner looking or m ire iuiellig.MiL bidy ol tneii tve haven ever seen together. t ol. Win. W'aLao , of liichlau i was chosen as temporary clt 1ir.11 in. Oil tuition of II. I. ! ' irley, Croat Sp irt inUttrg, the Secretary was select u I frnuoutsi I; tltec>aventiou, an 1 Mr IV. Mcli. Sloan of Columbia, was unaiiituuiisly elected. On iiioiiott, d S. II. l'hotnsc n, of Spartanburg, | IT M. Si ins, of liichlau I an I IS. W. Sullivan, o' j tiieenville, were appointed a cjin iiittee on cre letitta'iS, . The coiiiuiittee reported that the following delegations were present an I properly accredit* ed : J W Ferguson, M T. Simpson, (ieo W Huvall, W li ltell, L)r Jno II West morel ami, Hr W A Shaud, W |t Sullivan. I, W lilalock. Iltc hi u nil. Jno T llliett, W lv ISiclitiian, Jno S Wiley, Win. Wallace, N 15 ISirnwoll. 11 M Sims, t' O j MarshaiI, Tiliiiau Watson. / 'iitrjirftf. A J Lamar, Thus Anderson,.,) T Hawkins, J ! I' Ly.es, iV IS Ksles, J H Harrison, II M Zocley, j 1' I' Mitchell. (in run llr. IS F Ferry Jr , Leonard Williams, ( W Sulli- I van, J W Mel'ulloiigli, Hr .1 II Anderson, Dr II 1 I' 1 loo 1 win. John II tl irrts 01, l)r W II Jones, j Henry ISriggs, J tl Hawthorne. ( nihil. I II I. tSoss, Hr J I' I'ltoin 1-. Wm Muttro, (1 H I'eake, J lj Hunter. Hril S ISeaty. Si'iiihiithlirj. H il Hiineati. J S II I h on<0:1, Jno IS t.'leve land, II I. Farley, S J Simp* m, .1 lv Jennings, N F Walker, tleo W Xichoils. The cliairtiiaii then announce i the eonve, (ion | organized and ready for business On 111 uioii the temporary ollicers were elected the periiiaiient olliccrs of 1 he conveiitioii. i I'he President, in .1 hriefand spirited speech, thanked the convent ion for the honor Conferred i upon him. Mr Muni o, of I niott, move 11 Ital delegates Id-' ' limited to 1 "> secott Is in making nominations. j Mr. Ferguson, of I.aureus, moved to amend ! , j Ly insetting d minutes, which was adopted. Hr. J. 1'. Thomas, from Union, moved that the candidate receiving a majority of the voles of I the convent ion shall he leclaru I the it latinec of the ct nveniioti, which was adopted. IS. H. i'eake, nominate 1 Col. 1. IS. McKissick, <d I'nioii. M tj. J. T. llliett noin'tnated l.eroy F. Voutitans | oft 'olntitbia. J. T. Hawth orne nominated W. H. l'erry, or' , ' tiroem 11 Jo. l>. IS. IMiiiouii n uiiiii ite 1 .Joiln II. Mv11?s, of J S|'.'irl:llil)lli .1. W. I'Vmo i< ?:i itiiii.iitel I'll, II- W- IVi 111 ' nt l.nnrcas. No hi her n > mi in 11 i.i ;is tie: n ^ in i le i iie con veillimi ] roeeeileil to vole nrti r?>r. i >ii i lie li est 11111 11 e i;)i e n li I tie receive I I lie vote ot iiis emilly l.'le^ui i:i. exocjil Mr. I'erry | ?vlio :i!s i receive I tlio * votes from F iirlieM lli.'it ciiiiniy n it lining i oil III He before liie ' convention, m ikin.r Iiis v no on lite iir-a ballot, i I IS' I Fifteen iMsiieeessfuI billots wore lioM, vary- , . in ' Inn .sii'bilv from liie lirsl, .am I it I i !; I . I very iiincli ms if ibe tolerations li i I IcteiMi iue.l to tiolil ii out on i li .it line if u I >ok .ill ni^bi or j iin'il the o o'clock train next 1 iy, viioti a recess I was litkeii for :i few minute*. A fier recess I be billitiiio wn resnn.'l, i li: ! i S|i:irl:iiibiii o ami (Sicilian 1 l -le^ ili nis, slil! _ . i i . ,i . . t >i hi-- ni.ri i,,i 11ii-11 i i? h in: i, ?v 111.it i tic ieie.pi J Ii ?ni from i ho ill her c iiiii; ies w in lore 1 i'i mi iii , | ilie mi si i i 11 i11/. 'i ^ iii o > | i *ii is:i in iiitior ? I i iln- Kuii-lioi i lo!o.iiii:i o'iii;.:i^ !'r i.ii I'erry lo i ' Yiitiituiiis. I'ol. Kor^nsou with I row the nunc of Col- j li ill, .in I i i'i : h l,i ire is I _ <>4 i' 1 1 1 I I 1101 seem 1.1 kn mv w!i no i'iv >f 1 1 01 in, w..!i he j >111 illg liiu'losly, s il "spilt III.' li lerea.io between Greenville .111 I viiriii 111',', Tlris c 1 il i'i 1 I 1 Ii .11'. r : t i ; >i it il 1' 1 '> I si . Illliol w is mill illlll'O I. W'lllNl il h''C.l!UO ovi I 'll! I i llio 1111' 1111ioi's 1 Ii i' 1 lie cmiest ii 1 I 11 irr i.vo'l ! iluwii in 11 oli lice iiei wi'i'ii llviits 'in I Y nnuius | mill skii'umliiiijj iv is useless, so the eli hoc w is 1 infiile, in I mi 1I10 I in'l it Kvius receive J ?7 I j toles--1 w-1 111 1 re 1 Ii in 1 111 ij 1 i'i 1 y. I poll I lie Miifiniiiieeiiieiil "I tins vole ilr, . T. lilieii, i>t liichlmi I, rose mil m >ve i lii.'H I In* 11 111:11. iii 01 lie i*:i le 1111 1111111 is, ivl.ic 1 wis eirrii'il willi a shoiit, mi I I' il. J . II. I'.vius wis iler irr I the I>eiiioeiMlto c.111 Ii l ite for t'ingress fr >iii Hie 11 ii 1 'oii/re?-i i;i il l?isii icl of South ! (.1110I1 u:i. AI ilhuit 1 o'clock A \1 . liio e >:i veil 1 i oil ;i ij 11 rin*'I 111 the niosi perfei'i harm >ny. V ' Flyna's Special Notice. I Sot-ire leivin^ lor the \ mhom \| irkets I . j will sell for the next J>> I iv 1 I Hi j s , 11 u-r 1 00 in,Is 11 w mi hint, loe.-ir 1 li n 111, r fr no J to 'i"> jMT c.'iir r 111 i ,\i* v ^ i iv c 1^1. tn I 1 ii! 1 i !ir S|>ruijj hi I I' i I s > 1 < ii IV nil > t'> 11' |.i r iTiit- U'.tt ill in Ni'.v V irk C'?st. 1 I will acll ilio few II ii^i mi l ('iiiri'ijjoi I 1 IlllVt' l.-l'l it wll ll i llOV r i?l i i I i v i lii'lll lo\Vii Iiitc, ' ! ;i? I vm-Ii I i uv >i 1 |iiyi:i; rent until iliem any I lunger. ' I'lli^ hi.iv lie i> i' 1 > v*i ? y t ?-ii :i< IVowiii^, ' l>ui it i .ic iv i I -r .vii 1 * i Iy I' >r i <11 n - it i Ii u 1 I In* n iri a ii Ii hi >!i >v in It i * Ii i i 1 ii N ,v V'>r!? ' V III In' III !'<' in ) .'('ii I i'ii I i|| iti 'lie ill ill ill 11 l> ty t ' j mi 11 ii . i i I i i ii i i i <: i'i j; . t * hi ira I Ii in , |.il|'?'o lilt' V till III I I I I I I I' I i ll flu-, it ' 'i'i.i I n'lji it'tirm v I ? gel ^ -11<ii11o 1> ir^ ii lit .ii I i 1 ill . i'' .i !' .? i . v iiit 1 ill w lyt ?v'.l ^ n 1 * it I i I vt : i<e i 'i . ii . I? ' II.VW". i I I II I." I UT ?#. I, . V r. u I J- .>r tii Tillies. About Our Town. Mi;. I'iiiiruit. ? In desirable location, plcasan surrounding*. mil iimurnl a I vantages general Iv, tlie town of Union is far ahea I of iiriny o lier sister towns ofSruth 'arolitta. In miruct ive, well kept resideuoes. t ro, I know of no low in the Sine, of like population, surpassing tliim l wlien the new I'resoyierian Church is crct e l we iiecl not fear a comparison with othc towns in public buildings. Moreover, when tli tloiie pavements uow being laid me complete illlother much needed and valuable improvemeii will be made, giving universal satsf iciioii tocil /.ens and all who have occasion to visit the tow for business or pleasure. Now, for the credit of the town, if for no othc MS in, let us awake to the duly of pulling i lew fence around the cemetery without furthe lelay. What must tli? people of Charleston 'oliitubia, and other places, as they pass on tli -aiiroa l and b ok out ott that scene of dvsolatio tnd desecration, think of us? The niitneroti reaiitiful and costly monuments there erected t lie ineoiory ofiovel ones, only make the des?i atiou more desolate by contrast, and the presei: leglect more surprising. Out of respect IV imblic opinion, I say agiiu, let us have a deceti nelosure around the resting place of the bclove lead before we see the en 1 of 1 Hut next to tli it, us a thing of re il utility, Ir is move utianim rusly f>r a town clock. Tli iircseut cm litim, in point of time, is soiuewh: linn-nig u n >t ri-iicui-nis. > >1110 ii ive sun Mm 4 >iiio r:ii 1 roa-l lime?it variance ab nt fiftee minutes?some bank lime, some their own liuu me some no time at nil. Same go to church to. . arly nn>l get mad tli.it they have to wait forth lervioes ; ami others go (no | vto nml tell tli Minister, comp'.-iitiingly. tlnit lie begin befor lie appointed time. If tivo pers >ns have an et: ;ageuietii to meet at a certain hour, one in is vait lor the other fifteen or twenty minutes tml if the number to meet is a dozen there is n elling when the l ist one will arive ; /< <'/'/ / .// nivi rowel tiiiii'. Well. Mr Klitor. without tli liadow of a 'I >ubt we do nee I greatly a st imlar own clock. lint, it is sai I, there is n > place t >ut a clock. If that he true, c >uM not provisi > low be uiu'lc, without niiieh additional o >st, f.? me in the tiuibling of the Presbyterian t'hiirch t wool 1 be preferable, no >lot:bt, to hive lit iloek on M tin Street, ami for central positioi io locality ciubl be better than the lliptis 'liiirch ; Inn it the belfry of thit Church is in ullieietit to liobl a clock let us >1 > the next belling. M liters of this kin I have muoli to -I n impressing strangers favorably o. otherwia with a town, influencing them to locate or ! further. Such improvements really p iv a lai y percentage. Before closing this letter, Mr. Klitor, let m make another suggestion. The foundation ston >f true prosperity in this ami oilier towns is {uod reputation for in trality an I religi-nis prill . ifile. When a t->wu is so unfortunate as t<> ge i reputation abroa I for irroligiori an 1 vice, pe.j >le of the hotter cla >s give it the g > by in select tig a place of resi-lerice, an I the more of tb >tlier class coming the more the place is "lam ige>i. N j beauty of situation, no business a t Mintages, no public improvements. Coiihl sav "? > Ioiii from overtlirow; lu.r seeming prosper!! noil eime to an end. tine of the very brs tilings for the prosperity of our town woul-i b the closing of every >lranis|iop in it. That w.nil help t'i wipe out a reproach wi le-sprcal ? wliet I er deserved this ilepoueut says not ? that this i a rum-cursed am! drunken place. Yes, ami i woiil i increase business, pi- >teet the b >ys grow ing up, help tli>se wh>? have an iiiifortiinut appetite for strong <lriuk an 1 wish ! > ref>rti promote g > > I or ler, in In-try an I thrift, an I i every way he a blessi ig t<> the town au-1 cumin l>o any <louht my statem nit ? W .11. will the not agree to try prohibition firayear ami pro\ ivli > is mi-taken, they or I? Ami it this prop. sit ion is u >t a lair one let them show wlierei it is unfair. l-'l AT l.l'X. - ? soutiioru Cultivator for August. Tile Vu^iist number of ihis stmltrl rrpr sent alive of I lie S cithern f i carers : i at ; lo It in several -lavs ahead of lime. a:t I is greuly si perior to any agricu'titr il publication that ovi came iiii ler our notice. Tlio Atlanta 'Vi n/< ft'w says of iliis paper, that "every page beat evidence of c ireful ami nhle business in magi incut." It is a matter of c ingrain! itioti tin we have in the Smth. at last, a journal for il farmers an 1 their families e [ i i! to the very he in the iv h lie cut airy. While it shoul I he lii duty of every firmer to pitroiii/.c ami thereli sustain it. at the same time the pleasure an profit of hiving o.iee a month such a splen ii tit igaziuc is iitcalculahle. "In this nuuiher we tin I. among oilier thing "Thoughts for the mouth,' by I>r. Jones; a In lory of the c tilou see I inlustry; an artiele f l'eter lien lersoti. lh > moat fru r.is gar lener ! the Stale ol New York ; a picture of makets i maple sugar at Work; a tin."art tele on linsilage one of Kill ,'irp s best letters; a full "lii<|iiii Department," in which I > r. tones a swers in an perplexing "(iteries propmti le I hv the farmers a large nit aiher ??f s,ieei il e eit rihut i >us i'imoi 11 farmers; an article on the state ot utliirs i Kgypt. with a portrait of Inriiig I'asha i of I'm fe I crate lame), in his ligyptian uniform ; lit illu Irate I article on the seel c.iihi cleaner ; :i illnstra'el children s <|ep iriimmi. ami othr tilings in riot profusion. In fact. Ii >w can farmer lo without this paper when Messrs. .la IV Harrison V I'o , the mi'lashers, Ailitila, tia only iiik > I. a year for ii '! for the Times, Sunday School County convention Staii ! 'tint, \ug II, iss'j, ! '1111.st SroKi s ?| ilesire to call the alieniin of Su peri tit em lent s of Sun J ay Sc lino's to the in port nice of s -n ling ilelegates I the coiivonliu to be lit-] I at Ii! IScthcl on t heI ml 'J.I ins We wish Siipecinicii Icnis to give the statistic nf their Schools hi the foil .Wing order : Silpci iiileti leiils ii lines an i I' >st t i Ii ms ; S < retaries names an I I'.fst Odic's; nuni'in* o n:!i ! n s ; uiiiiihc of l? > is in hhr iry ; inmihe if papers tiikeu ; am >unl c inlrihnte I luring tin fear f?r any an I all objects ; number ,| r uivet ii >ii s nn | the h ii itii ii it ion. if any, to wliiel lie school belongs, jin | 111y other ivaiirki ilia may he of interest to the can .e 'l iic comgre r it ion an I e mi iiimiiy of lil 1'elic xten I a hearty iuviluli >11 to all Suti'l iv Sclioi, iv-irker*. mi I will l>c rej'iice I :ii >? lir;r?'nn I -no ixi'iil ui-ci in jf i I... Sim l;iy Sell -l? h i* it.v i Ii' I i > I !? ! ; t' ? ?, :i'| I i' i I'll *rll to i C iii ?i'!i n 111 my ilirt'i1, it iin*% wi-li I mi * will l> <u?!{.'M' ii ill wli i c mi' .1??:iN i: i::rr:::i;. . l:upo 'n..t to tlie PublicI lie >' n.iii'-1 >1101*- ii 1 vi ib i?!i.- I i fi'il-Vri v i. vrr I' i ' II i vit it I i i ii - IV i Sli iIf I'lli/ m I I .' i ' i i'y :-i-< In" ; i''i m i1'iv. .1. ('. \\ VliLV'Ti, i'loiU. T * Il-'ur tliu Times. A Com^l.ment. I | Mil. Kiiitok : ? "Under the present administration, Union Iris the honor of sen ling the best ' i Representative to the Legislature in the State," said a highly respected gentleman Irom llarnII well I'ouiily. Shall we rcliui|uigli the honor? or re elect the gtliant soldier and Statesman ! combined -Uol. 1. t?. McKissick. r Three t'beers for Union ; long life to the Uol , c an I it elected a c unlortable Divan to support ' i his tMicute liitnensiotis in the Mali of the U'oun'' i cil Uhainber, should be the sentiment of every '* \ farmer in the t'ounty, whose interest Mac. bits " always studied. because he enjoys a good Sinner and knows who makes it. I'l.t?\VMAN. r aJv I ^ ,. S.wk vt.l titk S.m\li, (ittAis.?Farmers aro ! warned not to dispose of tlier surplus crop of ' ' oats. We see that at least seven thousand hushe els havealrea Iv been shippc I to ttock Mill, an I n we presume large tpt tut it ies are letving other s parts of the State. These same oats will bo brought back next winter or Spring at <1 nthle " tlie rates and all lite profits will g> to outsiders. ! Kvcry grain of oats should be save I, every blade ,t | of grass turned into bay. and every ear of corn ! ctrofully stored. This season promises to rival { one of the seven pleute an years that blessed _ l'b iraoli, and like tbisc it may be followel ' l?v years ot want. Let not the glitter of a cash ' in h and now entice farmers to dispose of their I sn|>|?'ies for nest year, iftlie lieu system with- s ' sioii'is this atititi'laiice it will never be repnled. e The best way to got rid of it is save our grain.? l' ; I'tiirjir/il Xews iiml //ernlJ. e j ? | Tiik Amkiiicxn Bah.?Saratoga, August it. ? At ! I lie opening of the American Bar Association ' | Alexander Law-ton, of Georgia, delivered the ' annual address. The speaker took up lames e Lewis I'cligru, of Son'li Carolina and llugli S. e > l.egare as subjects of bis address. lie related ] bow Mr. 1'etigru started from a poor family, was j educated to the law and rose to succeed Mr llayne ] as Attorney General of South Carolina, where he ' ! was recognized as the peer oft lie highest members . of the bar. both of bis own State and of Georgia. ( | Hugh S l.egare, he said, did not live as long as I I etigru, but was equally ilistinguished in bis' ' , profession and entitled to equal honor, u i On motion of Mr. Willis, of New Vork, the ,j thanks ofthe a social ion weregiven to \!r. Law( ; ton for Ida address. 11 ! A Nkw IIotki. foii Asiii:vn.lk.--N'ext year,r visitors to Aslieville will lind a new and exceed i? ingly tine hotel in that place, located on I'ailon Avenue, and occupying the prettiest situation to' he found in Aslieville. The hotel is to be built " hy a joint stock company and will cost S*?B.BUB. t All tli's money lias been raise I and the work of ,! erecting i he sti nature will sho t!y commence.? I Mr- S M. I'houias, one of the principal stockboilers. was in the city yesterday, and says tbo " , hotel is lo tie arcaded md will be l>y all odds ic the prettiest and most stylish hotel building in the State. It is just the thing Aslieville needs an I its success is insured beforehand. ?(.'/tttrluCe ;e i ... ' Oo.nTvcr. e Misi'i'.ttF.XATiox ix MiriiuiAX.? Betroit. Midi l0 1 igan. August I'd ?A trial ofcoiisi leroMc inter^ J est has just been c ticluded in tlie Criminal ! t'ourt of this city. A colore t man and a while woman have been married .or some time ami t lived together as man and wife. Both arc en ? ,. tirelv respeclalile. worthy people. 1'liey were complained of under the statute for le*vd and lu><-ivimis cohabitation. An old State law makes 0 all marriages brtweeu while and colored peopie 1 uiilawfiil. Ciider the chaigc of the t'ourt the _ jury cinvicicd. The case will probably be taken to tlie Supreme Court. The ease alfecls probably a bundled or more married couples in this y c i t y. An^Aiiiiuvii.i.k V\miai..?Abbeville toleratis j I a man who gives utterance to such thoughts as ; ihese, according to the I'res-i -irnl linmitri l* - \n opponent to the Stale L'niveis.iy one day s ; last week, oil our streets, said in substance: The i | only regret which I have as to Sherman's visit i to Columbia is that be did not burn the St a*, e i Cuivei sity.' Is sueli a sentiment the true exponent of public opinion in Abbeville County ? Are i. we ready, like the vandals of old. to burn our ?olieges and destroy u ir libraries Shalt Be be force I to luru hick in our jivilizai ion ' > A curious freak of lightning occurred :it the .c liou-e of Alexander Averv. Centreville. Ala ? ' N'?:m of the inmates were killel. Inn the s lines ' nl' oeli were le-irnyel. I lieslr?ki' Cell mi Mm .lns;e Avery's tie -U :?n I passing i|.>\vn llio holy j llirew (lie s line Iron one fnnl Willi terrific force ' :i great ilist.mce I'lie sli >es mi die feel of lier t hi tllier were cut In pieces, while Mr. l.ojj:M, u guosi, ii i I his sh icst rings torn cninjileiely out I j lie s ile if one shoe wreuche l oil, mi l a hole i- I torn in ihc oilier. ! I'll.: ! irn eron this year is finer lit in we have ' ever seen it in \n lcrsnii county, particularly I lie rs up> iii I corn. If no ilicisier overlnkes it. iher? j.. vvi!! lie enough c rn iiiO'le in the cmuiiy to s*ipt ply the home consumption. j ' lie iVeipient sli overs of the post three weeks K* , hove eoiiscl the colton plsint lo grow so llixurist 1 u ii t ly 11 ii I the farmers have to top it in many ... j p :!ms. 'flic wecil is fruiting well, utnl with oij liuory seasons the yiehl will lie a large one.? I Air/'r-f-n / /i/? l/i'i'-nrrr. I I i A l'i:y. vs II ancini;.?New York, Nitgiist I'J.? ' Speci its from (ialvesioii, Texas furnish particits Inrs of the hanging at the place y.tsieriloy of Chess I'hom is for ilie uiuriler of lloustnn Me * M eons in \| arch. 1 Ss I. The culprit was self posiy sesseil anil ilteil without I lie least evidence ol fear in nr tiervoiisness. lie was allnwcl to irhlress a j. ero?vi| of three thntisaiiil persons uiitsiile I he jail, whom he w.orneil against following the example of hi* life iiti'l hahits. The hanging was conduct y eil privately. IV ! Nk.i!lui s \\11 I'kuii \rs Fatal Akkhay.? \Vt? learn iliai <|iiiiu i serious nil ray occurred nhoiit Fast i?l' Kid^e Spring <>? Saturday last', " between Mr. Hubert (iaston an.I Mr Win Kiowtt, in \\liit-li tlie latter was seriously, if not fatally, " 1 cut wnli a knife. Mr. llrown was employed at 1,1 a I?11* | i iiii' ilisiille y. Mr. (install resales a? r or near the place where the dilliculty neeuiTed. I The parties fell out ahoiit some hogs. ? I'.ihjtjiiht " '/ nit'ir. Cni,- Vimm IIMini\uiai. -fo| Victor ('. liar ringer, the .hidgu for the I' n i I I Slates ol ihcliileriiaiioual court, at AlcxaudCn, in Kgypt, h el his house and all it eoiilaiueu, horned I y a iiioh. lie was in Venice at the lime, with Mrs. II llarringtr. His loss is jilO.tHtit, hut his colleo,. (ions ot anI i<|ii11 ies an I rare objects of ai l, whit h ! exceed any mere 'moneyed valii", he eariietk with hiin and liiey were con>U'|UcniIy saveil. ? To drive away Hies, luiy an ounce of o 1 of lav. coder an I pour half of it in a pint h iiilc of e >ld water an I shake it up; the mixture is ii'oiechanical one only. If di-solvo 1 in alcoh d it i< a perr fe.' t solution ; hui this heroines in ire cx| casive ; a scalier your oil of lavender on a tnhle cloth and ill llies will g away; three or four doses sufficed to diive away a pest ot llies from a country 1 hoarding house lahle. [, i c ,\ii. litsy. All ihe carpenters in this place see in I o have I hci r hands fu 1) of work, and i ii ' fid there is a souvity of such wi rkinen here.?. >' \ u'eni lea. hi told us yesterday that he had a joh of wni k lie was anxious I have lone, hill could gel no olio i i do ji, all !?? !iijt engaged. Cannot s.iiue o| our iiioolihoriiiz towns, less pro.peroiis ' i hi ii ii's - \ew lierry or l ireen vide -sen I us a few /.it e n peal ers V /.'inmixrillr //cra/i/. M"-r I' i -1":? \ i: i ; Oil l;i-i 'I'll n r-?l:?y t< i ^ it t ? lie.in Ueil ili'-iil I'lie ,H ii| "Ifolii in^ i i \|r <V in *in liic I'ti u^li v ? reek inwii* j, ?<:111 . Vn I. r- 'II mi I nmwe i tiuvvii iliree un til? :i in in ii i in- i i I. n M. Mii'ii'i*, unit uii'iu lie Ink 1 ;i 'liliiulij, suiiic I line n^n.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 18, 1882, Image 2