The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 07, 1883, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextA Ciur. JH III r.n /ME. If, ?>u kive a lY:ri* I w..rtn .t;g. I. 'vi' mm. Vts. a.ii til Is tin k.iuw 'i iiiii \ a iuic I.mi. i n* lilt* ? evening Tinge hi*. l>r*i>v Willi .?ii set glow. W liy <*lioul?l g.>ud w rds ne'er he said "fa friend ? till lie is dead? If you hear a sung ilial thrills you, Sung hy any eliild of s >ng. Praise it. iJo nut let the singer ^ \\ ait deserved praises long. ? *?... i ..ii ...i. .i -ii. i M II > 11 H I < ' l I'll I.* W III! I I i I tt Ity its IminIjIo. pleading tone, .loin ii. I)., not let the speaker How I It.'I oto liis tio'l alone. V. Ii_v should not v?ni' brother share '1 In; strength of "t w?> or three ' in jiriijrcr Ifyoit set' tlir hot It'iirs fillin;; i i ' 11 n sorrowing brnl Iter a eves. Share tiiein. Ami by sli ifing, ilwn your kinship with the skies. Why slioiiM any one he glad W hen h brother's heart is sail? It a silvery lau !i is rippling I hr.>njrIi the sunshine on his fare, Share it. l is the a i e limit's saying ? For both grief ami joy a plaee., There's Iieal'h ami goodness in the tnirlli In v.liieii an holiest laugh has birth. If your work is tinele more ea?y l?y a friemlly. helping Irtml, Say so. Speck out brave an ! truly. Fro the "larkiiess veil the lamt. Sliotihl a brother workman dear, I'oiler for .a tvoril nf ebeer Soulier, llien, your scoilsnf kimlnc-i, \li em ieliin^ :i-< vuu jf-i l.euve iliem. Trust the Harvest tiivcr, lie will inuke ea -li sccl In pl'ow ; Sn iiii111 us lui|.|iy eii?l, Vuiir IiIt* -liali ii< rver lack ti frieii'l. . THE DANVILLE 11I0T. I>.\\ \ ii.i.i:, \ a . N ivriiiluir -1 ?Tin.* I'liinmilti e of I'm i \ :i| | <>iii! -ii at a medio.: iif ci.i/eiis mi the Huh iiist. in inniiirc into till facts ami publish a lull ami true staten,i Hi of tin; cause ami eireum-lanoleadin:: in llie riots licit* mi tlie .'el iu.?t. ami also a statement n| the Culillltrt nl lilt |h J?11 I I nto tlial il.lti* to tile ol'i.-i! ol lilt? i!.1 \ n| elect lull, concluded its iahor this evening, 'i ii.rty* m veil witnesses wore examined. the tcstlinotiy taken coveiinu ahoiit eighty paire*. to l?e hereafter published. Tho ivp.irl is tii^nerl hy Major \V T Satin rliu, chairman, ami Hit* balance ol the cutntnittou ol forty. The report, almost word for word, is as follows : That on the 12th instant the cotumiitee organized nmJ appointed proper suh com_ inittee*, ami by publication in the lf>n'h/ Iii '/is/i r rcijueslcil all persons havinyr infor* tnatioti of the matters to he investigated to tippeti: In-fore ill snh committee at thcoiliec of a notary pahlie and tistil'y us to such matters, That said suh-comuiiltcc attended regularly at said otliec lYutii tliu nioiniuc o| the 12th till the e\etiiiio ol the 2!>t, during which tiim- t!iirly?seven witnesses were duly sworn and deposed before the said committee. The witnesses so deposing Were l.ii* iii" must oil*; knnwn in inittro iiorHinally, ami iv|ii\-.ariiti-'l nil eia?'S ami vocations among mir citizens, iiiclmiing two [mlicuiiR'ii j'lT'i-iit at tlm riot. exerting tImuit-rlvrs to ?|ui? t the { alio*. All tnrse witnesses. wlin-i: tiatin v arc simmi! to tlmtr ? duiiositioiiJ!, ari known to lim i-iti/ma ot I >an> villi . ami will In* m;. ni/ui as intelligent ami thoroughly reliable. After a rait In! ami imparl ial coiisah i at ion o( dm ?-\ iifner tal.i ii. your committer Mili;niit> dm following statement of farts <1 v?-i ijm <1 dina l>v : I" 11>t. That by their suei'iss in tlm election o! a iarge niajoritv of their lulls m inim i s i,? town ulli.vs in the May cirrimu i'l 1 > **- ami tlm Milivijiii'ut appointment I \ tlii- v*i.1111?*11 so clfi toil ! iii _io polnvn.rti. a> well as 1 v tIm fomluct i I' dm i lliri.il> mi lin'iil. dorr v. a> i i.ai-mli i r-1 in thr mimloi tin- io g i <.i> i>t J*.iii\ iili a in lirt" tL it. against v. l?it? turn, tliry would receive dm mi I a > 11 ami 11 i'i t( r ?*i ion oi tlio in > i ti i ii | >i 1 gov rl'l. In rill, ill r- lisi mil IIIV of W Ii it'll belief this hrrainr liulr, in-o|ri,t ami iutolrraiit to tin* while fiti/.i*iis ; ami 11?- bid temper ami ill feeling lirtwrru tlm laces thus g.*nc l'.ili d root in in il to iuri'i a>r ami \va> ot l..tr ;:r 'a' 1\ atiuravatnl h\ tlm heated political canspreceding tlie last i I rt am, ami that in'.lir in ills t ol'tl'.r inti n-e rxriti nirnl of .1 I. . I . r . i ii . o i iiii' i.a.-i niMs >1.1:1111 i'j. Situs. the t-?ion t"iinl;ilu'i t? ** the Senate 1'iann I 'it tsylvauia County anil 1 >.i 11 vi11?>, mailt , in I'l iiil ul'tlie enirt house iT tli?? ti wn. mi tin- ti'mht nl llii'L'il of NiiV' ii'li.'i-, a in -I iiiii inliai v ami violent sjieieh In im-r than 5(10 no.trues. in v. i 1 ><'i) In tli iiiiir.iri il tnau\ 1 I llle iiui.-t i> -j?i'?*tal?li" and prominent white 1 it i/> ii- "! 1 In- tow 11 a - "Ii .1 >, ,-f .iiiiuiii.- ami ruti nitls," heeatise ? 1 tin nr ex; i.-ure ! tl: i'\ i!> el' iit'oj'd j n!>: iii |)m\i!le. Seeeml. That i>ii the in..riling I 'llnwiiiu' the iri;;l.t d Sink's >|><veli lhe exeiteiiii 1/ < 1 the hlaeks ami wltitiv aiil.i v. a- \ mli-nt ain! ai litin-iiioii , ami amnio tin- in a. till |v W ;;! evident i Xp. etati. tl nl' a t oll Jliet. That a! a alt ti. dil: v fwai Ii. ;t . - ill ? Miltt'l :i uhiti: man < :i 11..* | i 11>i 1 .* ,-tt.- Is ami iii'_',ioiil hi in i'i a liuht. \\ lileh v. :? emk.l by the white mail jpnii,: away. Tliat a' least l\vn In.ins later 111 the div. ami while a laiae j ol tieli the Una i in n't 'i i . ntie i l l: tii jr - willi w I. .1. he II .1 i II I tl \ i 1; . ! jlilin ^ til.'-:. ; div. ami l.e tl.. ii 1:]. ti. la ;u i Li- ; .. x 1. ii \ i"'i . ' : :* i. 1 : ' Ilia I in 11 l" i i ili i i i l v ! via' ! t!i :!. a J 111' I ' :i|. li*. I..U : ( !. ! !' I I'; - : iii in-iii. |..:r |'lay s:i.i| - -sir : i! : i v.. it i' . ! " v. :i ' 'I ' ' ' ' " * 14 ** ' ' ' ' ' * * * ' * * ' '1 "* ill- f ill i rj."- iili'i.i . iii : - vlt . "I I'.i: I. ' ill Wi ll' ki Jit i'. pi in!' ;! liny I lif t v ii 11 . I i'I 11..- v.': ! . li, .li iiiit.i ,i In il l I -. III JIM : Vi !. win .I I1 l ;;.i, r.l v. i'' m i- . it i! .'.inl < fii ! ii v.; \ :.. lid* -Mti '. T; ii -1 ;! t.:.. ilit*i lu r :i. li'1 _ l r- : : i: ' i' ! iii l.ii i1.1 : a; . tIn- two I. I'.'ii-l*. i.i I; V.Jiiiv mail aii'l ;.ii tc:* or filter!! ntlnT w IliU - who ii '.I yalli.!i' 1 ii I-I Hit f!o !?:, anil with I 'i 1 c.\ ' i a iii a! i a. Mil) "jii iil s iolfnci1 < !'laiiiiin r !' 'I th. ii <li i. i:ii!11a! li to iiav tli ; .i^lil-. 'ni (In ;i I'd: I tli la t-.t.nkt ! '.'. irii t'i ir Ivi.ini wliiu - Wis ilir; i .!i Mi I ha'1 V !; oil." 11 ni as it any ifl.'T'l tt. - v . II : tliiii :a .linn-- li r i' :.I that Ii;:.'! i llll'M* IK' ; llllll.'.'i'I illti In ( ! t!i:Oi 1'ltd in | n ii li iin*f lit!- . !.. i i* n)' i Ji'iM' i'.' n v. In) i ; i ( ' -iii 1 o iI I I.i i ?.-[ ' t - . i : i i' i i ! i Jiasir.-i' its i'i (lie 'a Mi' ' i. l! V" i 'il.'l 1 wi (ii | im-u i i t !i?-1r ! >rt- t > li? |. . I.' ( . ?!?. 11)111,11 <11 I il l . 1 'i lev/ ulnlo linn i'i it n! i.i.-i.i ami I > eXji? (lit ir .ii'iii :il ii. t,i i > " iv.uly lor :i ciiiihe . until ?i' J' l.'t -i > | I ? Cl|i ll I i I III! I'I .r ul l lie white , win IV Ij,mi ; tin liii I'-Hinii' iici <1 mi both .-. ii-'-. ui'i ! alter Minn I nly ur liliy shots ?i re iir? ii tin I ii* ilisj.i is ml. 'I ii.it : b mi .wen lie j jjrin s were wounded, lour o!" whom tiled. .iml two white iiiuii seriously but not nuir- j ' I illy. Tli.it the white hi hi most s< ri n-Iy ^ I wounded v. i certainly shot by a ii 'tiro. ! ami I ii * other white iimii most jiro'.al.Iy.? I ri. i ... ... ., ... .. ...Ii. *_ 1 " " ' " ? ; "i----'-' iii i ! amis iJuniij tin: liriii;? than tin tc ivcl't' \\ lulr in - it prc.silit :if its rniiiuieiitviim nt. :11 ' 1 (It 11 llir Inert iu__r nl while cillZ 'lis ciiiii!. il at tliu iiju ia lniii>i: wa> u-it mijotinmil ami 11if the must j?il l <ii<l nut iv acli iln- slit ei until alter all tin- Siring was over. Iii.it vi-ry s-i'iii alter I lit: tiring l In: Serjeant i ti ii( in the streets, ami with tlio :ii?i I | i'iiniiic111 white eili/.eiis restored pi ace ami ^'..,'1 older, whieh ware mil alterwaids vii'lati 11, exerpi hy tin: w*<?i?11 1 i11"_r while mi ?1 i y llril ui;*lit i.l i |i'.'i'I !I |i 'lifcuiaii liy ;? shot lired lr tin behind tin- 1;< me of a iie"i>? mail. i Inr 1. I lu.t Ir u.i \vii!:iii nm-siialf an If ill' all r tim ai||it|c,i.ii( <i| i ii - j: if I I'm 111\v11 wa.t I'ttai jilrti'I y iiii li'i- I In* emit ml in ihe Serjeant ami Lis jr iifnree. ami that ii i i11riii -r ilisluili iiii'c nl (lit: pear ami amd nl i|.-r, eXfOpt tl.e sllnijtill^ ! till* j rial pr>!ie'* 111:111 ;is stall i| alt ivr. uec'lllTed, ami lli.it siirli p. arc ami I nrdei cm (i*iua i I i prrvaii up to ami iiirliuiinir tin* i i nl il'l'timi. I hit mi .vi|mii_y pruiuiIII-III rili/ n> pl'cpil.il ami fatted In II ? I infii) till] I'ii't'iil.i f i?il III) 11' i I il.. Il.v I *' " 1.1 ( .<< iiu til- i i>'ii, ciic-iii.ir.> signed b> ilii'iiiM lvt .1 ii i l?v lit'' Mir>' iinli-ri'lt nts ?>! ii tli politic d |>:ii'iit s. .'it;u nit' i 111_r in each a 11 1 every est i/.eu. \\: 111 111 iv^iid t>i colo? or pally, In* IVi f l i?lit nl" vi.t iiij*. I litil lio violence. threat I.-r in' :ni 1 itum wli.ilovei was ,-liiitt'ii luw.ii'ils iir;.-r.Mir >:ilit i< 11 voter.-. Imt, on ti:< contrary, such voters wer-- ic j -iti ii\ assured hy tic- citizens. poiiccno ti ai I t:iI!it it v 11fiti is - nt I" l>.iiiviii hy the l uvcrnor id'the State. that th v v.?iul<J '< protected in tli ir l ijht to vote as tin \ clin-e. I lial electmil day Wits iiilict ami Willi.nit any disturb inc.- >r free and lair in till respects, and that the iii'ufnrs as a hotly refrained from voting under the advice and couituaml of thetr ji.arty leaders, while others voted tan* coali iiuii tiek< t without hindrance Iruin any i|iiart r. \ our committee has thus confined itseil to an in vesication o| the lifts and the prcj |iaration of the statement rc?|tiircd. ami j hfiewith suhtnil the eviilence as a lull and I complete vindication o!'our town ami p. opie from I he up ss misstatements which have I circulated ihrou.h a portion of the press of the country. . ? . (' a if ii i nt; tut.it ? \ ii i-'.nu ii>.i. i.'it .ii i "J j | rites 11>11- u|ii?n the Milijicl til eatchiiii: | J c?i!<l : ' Mi.ru t.ieii under*.ami tin; txeiiiial priii i - of hniisebnld omit .ti<ii ih an uml. rj stand Imw In j?i*<iti!i't themselves ni'aiii.-t ! r-ild, vthil" Women. as a ru.e, U11 w positively >t!iitit: about it, an 1 alter j ;ir> < ! i \j : iem will 'in* >mii,T tin* pit disj r uiM'S with a .'.in;- fund whieli vvdl In pm Mr meed admirable <>r I anient able aeem ilia_' m tin; ! ::> *' "| a! rm whieli their ? ?. 1 ?ii create." Men wear vi inn hats mil uf doms. but s.t in draii jlbs wil limit hmd etVcriu:; ; Wnm.ti handle Iheii;:-. Ives up Ira walk or ilrne. lull Mt h lore en windows without vv r i|>. I ii v al i?ls t In mi nil I heir emi.f rie.s in <ii .;nr !it \ looms lr an a heiiel that nl In i ivis" limy i.ul h' chilly u in ii mil in the I ?n*e Tin ', mi. iil just as Uell lake ll.ein mi I r halt llioir journey, ami wear them li.r tho iI'liiaiiuli'i. \\ in." jiei'i le ' I li 'ih > \es u 1.1 try anv'ihau. 1mm hraiuiy ami wait r. i.r rum aiel homy. or mck ami rye. in the colored eniup iiimls nt laud inula, lit whieli lanj-t ijliaek i ineiiies I r eoliths are made, ijuniii.n an . ii.tm iil in heal aut'm.iitv: liu'iv niv |>rctir:illv ju-t i w ? ?li'mii-nt ivtn i tlirr>. and an a sulc. unl;>? r -.iily iil. th v will lako iwillmt Oim i- o c >. line tlmne M'lv? - I"r I'm t w mlr. h imn In a : ih'iin with ail (ijuiht.' It.*inpi-i'atiire. ami tin* I UtlllT t'l .nltljii 1\ tlmiil>i?lvi> Willi >| .11II i lit-.' 1 An it i-? nl'im u?.' i?iiiiu with jh*<?]?!?* wli>? will not Imou tlm.no iviimilm.*, a !.\v piartii'ai hitn.s nil pn vontin^ ? !?!? aiv iiiwii h>r 'Imir Inm lit. I Im nil. w hii li nm* utlt!:< ; it\ | :it.? t.i tin- io:o Ir. iit ii-nji. ct> tin' lrii.i;it\ nl ? ati hin.r **' ! in hi ii I '.ii i'iif ? a.i' awaiv t!iat tittle ?'liit< 11. ii i11i'Ii i'i.!i| IVma insiiili i'ii'tn'N ?l" imvi'i'111u:. In;: llii? dm n imt ih t< r i>l ;f ju'i.-i in> 11 >tii ti iii^ a tv:' ill it ii mi ?111 iii111 \ i inatiki t. without iv I". ,1'Iiit to a I lie r a. >i:i. t r. .-ii'.'j ifi_r w it In at tlanin ! i' iVi nn: -. wa....:.. uhotlt tilt* I'nolli hi thiWll.n, ami n|:. a .a nn 11j { : ?I In t. Th. !. .ni i- r-|:.n'i ii\ li iblo t.. ? ...1. ami ii;i rl: eii: . r s \ il ii.i- ian. i- thin a ii >\\ u Iran lit ni' tin- Imad will ;.w i- ! tn th ii .11 t it .j ii Inn th .ii .11\ i.tin r t rni nl ...c il I'l.til I Salt" 'Ii. r ! i- i mini'ii hv (im , i v, r w. nhi h av .iii' J l.y tlm Wi i: in_' -.I i tit t ! i-aji wiirii. nr a liiaiijhl i> h:.iv.nm. ami t: i- .twa? ? haiwnti; toward a h.l .iit ill . N \: ! ' :. draught I'll ill; ! i 11 i 111 n.?! x f 1111 ? ? ? 1 i- .! 1111i% ;i liii-iiVi . i-i-v i i i i> hi i:i"-t I. > i-? ;.i iissiiii.. p :! - .:i 1 ui. i-. j' ?: i i \ i ! !i - v. 1. :t- i;i i ;w.i. imI II'I .-II I > .1 I \ . 11 V i. It I !li* 111 '.|| - ;i 1v i. . i \ii uij.i i.. ii.: in ll.nu' is :ii'.v:i\l . . i' jiiliii*. iiii'i ill it: s.l" :ii :> i Ii it* I l i: ? i t.i" i/ < I. :n ft i j :i I r will. ! tt.rf will,-i. si,, hi, j., J.Jc ;iv a :i 'l.n.il I i.i 1:::J -iSiiiiiv . I ;i . i : rh I: I : ill.: I- i t .i.<i niikii < !' . in ii' '.ii * t. A _ in.. :t 11 num. ii-.. | | i :uv t i nlilravt? . . . ii..- in utli ;u. ! ii -tiii- \\ nli - ui ii" ' j : I "I it: ! 11v is ? i n-'.t.w i;: tin- n-? ; 11.. tin iiiiiiiiic ; i!.?- in -ii... which j ii. h net t J?l !? el. ft ml Mouuii, IvtlC i >\. :i >i t hi i. I in)-.- in- ..iv i:i i 11 ..in 111.i> iii iii>11'ii' v...! :iin! li'iiii. ;i ] l.fi,. - .-I - c- ! y I .' ui.; tin' i i'l "lit "i il .i)i"s. I "j i is?; iii t!ie "j i ll ii'l". itlj.l liy tin' I .11 v (Imulir "1 cnlil wnlir. lint iii< >? >.i in"; . ii< lu'.-it. m j iiii/. .(ion will tin \\r!i i? in > il litis >ii j, .,ii..us uli.ivc ??ivi 11 Ai. i : ni-.y Iv, injiuo Yt : v It u in li 1. ( ui '.r .:i. i.:;.i" It:*' .M'.u.' t <>1 lui i . .. Ill I' l. !.-. .III-. I he J.1' iiii'i. : o. iMi|s;|ni|i> I i"ii * ! .i ' 1 .* * ; ' i'l? ? 1 I : fill ". . . t. t u. \ 1 l.tti i- |.i S??\vims WiiKvr in D.wik. Niuurs ? /', tS'tn/.i' rit World ?\ l._) It in a C;oi il: .1 - .\i:iu alHOt'g I'l l furnr.T.-, lit it vvlio.i mi- nd 11t\ bo s >\vii tin. 11>Ih?? 4olark i i ;!i>s in (> _ !ober." Is there anything in ii .' Why dmuM ill r lie ' -> v\ ii.a is the tij:bi ijuatitity of Heed |> r acre'{ ^ OiiSKU V Kit. Jl'irlmr Coiiiih/, (in. A.nmvijii?(1\Vo*il5j afraid that our j an* .or will provoke a eoutiovoisy with '.- iinj uf the readers nl llie Wottl.o win* 1 have in In / it id. (ho iMliou that the moon li.'ti an all prev iling inllueiiee over vegetation. Wo must tir-1 confess that .ve liavo , never haii any confidence whatovor in the | dietu>u?(ml enough to make a direct ex. ! pen in c lit to prove us truth or falsity. We | have <di? rvid. however, that one of our ' neiif..It irs?an nlil and i/otieiallv Mice.'?l'ul wheat grower?always initialed to tirj rule, and sowed <1 lit inn tin? "dark nights" (in tinday(iiiR! Ihn::?h). lint lie always applied about lil'ty bushels d' cotton scud per acre and ' put in the vviicut with j^ivut cure, and wiieii tie did l.iii nt a crop lie attribute d tin i iiiure to rust or some other casualty, just a> we all do. The time of sowing is impnr. taut, and ivliuti the nights are dark, about the l i t of October, it is well to "sow in the dark nights but accord in.; to our obs-'i vatioii, the last ?'?! October or first ol .November, nhoul f/tc *'nu >J f/tr fir^f l"iii'n*t} is the best time to sow wheal in tho cotton belt i'Jr It depends upon the ?' n i.?I i: y of I lie I and and the time oi sowing- Karly sown w iieal liavinir mote time to tiller need not be sown so thickly. The variety of wheat will somewhat all ct ihe miaulity, as some kinds naturally tiller more (hui! o.'h rs. * on rally, I lie seediiii' should amount to 'lie lentil of the expected yield Much may lie saved by sow ing with yroat care, so as to insure uuiform dislribiiti<m on each icre, and oil every spot in proporition toils n iiiiity. 'flie sown g of n few acres ol w!ieat - -just enough to supply the family ? is surii a slnali ioh. lliat We u.>n!d nreler lo ' - I - i<> du it by li iii ?, L'?i;ii j. over ciie ground nut ii*nio t!i.hi twice, and beinjj j???vernc?l :ii i v? ry .-I' M by tba (utility and condition of liu-mHi. Machine wolf i&niilyi ccomincntii-1 o.i larpe areas. I in- plan of "rihliin-*." ns yrac 'n oil by - -mo, is pood, bnth lor wlic.it i.ud o.-ts. I: consists in thorough plowing ll.o ground one way. then cross plowing or plnwuip on a level, with scooter plows?laying the furrows about every twelve inches < r ie?s s i that liny will bo left open. Th .-li sow the -eod with care?<roin-_r over :.t least twice? and cover by (trapping a barrow or brn-ii cio.v wise the fuiroWs. Tliis plan puts tin grain in diills almost as a adocturiiy a- :i .-own with a drilling liiachiiie. and leaves tlir 'Ws slightly b I w the level. In too case of o..tf tins greatly Iessens the danger ol ti.itu.-i_ro by winter Ire zing. The fcrlilizn.s may bo town in the same way. N i r tilt ass. ? M. A. 11.. in 'mi/lnrn I ii/h'rofor.t ays: "I notice many iciiuniug lew to Uiil nut g|a.-s. I have destroyed it nil my !-11* 11 t>y i'l??\vmir It hi .nine, >.nv .i.< 1 Au^u>l. wlu'ii tlx* n|',Himl i< dry. ll a | is liar!; and matted run a scooter plow | tiimu::!i. Cross plow with sweep. In ! live >.r <i.iy- j>! ,w aiain-wirtw^swoi p and ;!n* Ito! mui wi.l kin it. I use a swvep :( I'lll-c it leaves more soil ,:i|i| jjV.i'S tXp.. : i-l to til.! Ix' .t : [ iliips any 'tlx.'i* | I v\ , would do a* well. I slali! I lie kird "I j i.i'.vs 1 have us (1. and Sound that three idowin^s irivariaidy killed i; ail in a week, i I lie -round . ;i-; in- dry. and th.: weather i,i aceoa piisii it. j The :: I a. v is worth kiiowiiur to farmer*, a- <ur country is ueltiiio mil of i \\*e are lather itiff. dltluUS ri| the ahuVe -fttenieiit oi iir as permanent eradication . , tint ::i i- coueei ix tl. Such treatment will o nlulile.-s Uiii tlx- ofiiwine plants, hut what of i i nuts or tuhcrs that have heen n|isl..nti\ S'oiiiii' n i,| n 11 * u t x i These will leit conic u w hile the m'otilxi is pc, I" . tl\ dr. and ( -pee ally it tlx y have lie( n It it oil the surface. loit as soon as it rttitis tie \ v :ii put 1 rlli a new generation. Tlx v. rit( r h is had: sn:,x* i.ttlc experience Willi nut ofass and ! inxl fli ,t ;t was no so ea-iiv ?].- 'oil i,|. | he ill!( sti %. WitoJli ota etel ul n asj ira-tis l.ed and apparently sj'.'ano tVoin only otx* or two oft ho nuts Itoit had heeti brought with the tispataijru t ..is it'mi a eertain nursery. it oeeupi my a cm:iMilar *?l ahiMit three n*ct hi lil llllrt.T Willi ai'.lr own hands, \\ i 111 ;| i 11:ho.*. il.is litt!o sj of \v i: 1 ? ply dui; and troi l.-, nuts and stem e.itltiiy pi Led out I'roin the soil am hiifii'?/ ii'tt/t j!iX. I Ills was i! in.1 as oltn a- a "I nilt a.-- appeared? ri poati'ilh i ij-'w -;?1111:. ; > in >u?-i-sioli. Wi: * ou^li smv. li d n v> u<a! our i-iforts at. exter iniiiati in. ami 1 i\in_' the l inn that fail 1 . expiration o a lUi ivi nnuilli. wh.u it was louinl that tin uiu ui li ml sprum; Up. here ami there ov or iii-.-i nl tin' pardeti. fii" 111 ;sii':it rn'onii'inl' il by M. A (' wiii Mill luo tlu- -_rm>.- so tii.it. tin! op,,ui,, in i\ b ' full iv.ili il in other orops.? South Wiu'/it. - <? WtMl.lt fltMAlt I Ml \ f Uf i 'of I.TItV.? \ ion a -poiiiii lit. in a i idi essi ii o i|, i.n thi il.j it. i iw in brief, that eaeh f.wl oujii t p i iiji'i.' in- It it i;< 11.*> 1 ami sixty i:^ : \ H ; ib St in winter w.ii in:ii is imlisp nsi;ii it lii- I'uvis uii|s|. b ;Vo some of til; . tu< \ ii.nl at nllii . seasons when a :: _i* ; that tin v lulls! have plenty o| loon i i : i h ii~. ami it ami tin- layiniT boxes l?< l lb iii : i <1.1*. li ey must bi; Id will in. ! ari< y. hi1 . ami h .\ra 1> x of sand . : r i r ri >ai sin -lis p umh t! up. or oh i t .?*. i i* i> Mo i!i .1 ami p mil it 1 lim ' i .i ma.-:.i d I iird pi t.;t irs ami corn inoa . . i \ m iit ; !: iiv M ;ti any kino ii li K.-i i. >: [ ik fi'iaj?v. i !< . 111 ?i-t l< rn t | ! :i I ; i. rii' iii- t ; I !ial inns arc fun . \( ;i t .!.!. i . :ti r ilu'Miu winti r ami wii ii l'.ll : :i_?c. i ll- ; illnlililt llii V IllllSt III k - ; ; j,:.i linin vi nuiu. wiiii-ii in-irly t?Uv.i\ ! .. .v.-1 nt;iv fit aitlim ! ii ease, however v . ii..:i . Ii ui<l still make 'he " a|i|i. malice i! : i-> imtliin- . o defier.? .11 remuviii; iniMias vuhhiii^ the tup of th- head, mult t!i' u in. :: 11 < 1 up mi the hick. with 1?: < i in 'ii ^ stimis we have made time am ; iiti ! haw i.!\ t .. ! I o.v. that al v. .i, complete Mii'ces-, llliii ill' i iii. s 11 art rv pi lit from poultry-raising inii-' id- thi-iii.- .1/"// fiii I'niiit'i'. <> : 11 I i rn m-./i I Ii. nn A tili? v ii I ini , i .i ill; ,i in li. Chi; .ii to on m u r, I i *. -lift W .s ! ?ir I I ||1> |l|t'?lioi lew is. who ! > i' 'nr l!iv I i?s A IS a 11? os .Saloon Klkpkiis.?New York, November 2i<.?Tlie police of this city took a I new departure to-day in tlie Kxcise question. It j has been discovered that by Chapter 170 of the j la vs of 1H70 any conviction for the violation of | t ic Kxcisc law shall forfeit and anul the license ; ' of the person so convicted, '"or thirteen years 1 tins law lias been a dead letter. To-day, how- J ever. Acting .Superintendent Thorite issued a i general order to all precinct captains, directing I tlicni to arrest nt once nnd without wurrunt \ any persons who wire found selling liquor who had thus forfeited their license. A laige nuui- j b :r of arrests were made in pursuance of the! order during the afternoon and evening. The j prisoners were held in bail until the question shall be decided by the courts. (>\k Kr.xrrcKi.y I.awykii Kii.i.s Anotiii:i?.? ] Lancaster. Ky., November ?Judge (lea. ( Denny, Jr., lute this afternoon shot and killed ! Jus. II. Andcrsoii, in the hallway leading to the ' former's law ollicc. Denny hud hceti int'ornie<l th it Anderson vvotthl -hit hun on sight, and when he saw Atticr-.ui approaching wit u a pistol lie armed himself with u shot-gun. lit ntiy lire I i ut Anderson, hut missed hint and then rotfitid into the hallway, followed hy And* t>oit. A close eotstlii't < nstte I. Denny sei/.e<l Audi isn's (list'.I it ml drew his own anil lite !, kilting Anderson instantly. Denny is an ex-judge of this (t tar rutd) conn I,) , ami : ? i - t? d in i.w jiroseetitieii of (lie lion, l'hil. '1 item> sen at llurrodshurg last .May. A fornix Funs in Dai.timoUK.? Haiti mot e. Novctnher 'J*.? Fire broke out at 1 o'clock in the brick warehouse of Alexander <1. farcy, northeast corner of bombard and Frederick streets. The warehouse was four stories in lie oilt and was tided wit 11 cotton hales on each Hoor. The 11 antes quickly spread to an adjoin tug building on Frederick street, also occupied by Carey as a storage warehouse, and its contents were soon tit Haines. The loss is roughly estimated at about Odd and is supposed to bo insure I. The lire originated in the -ee rtul floor in rear of the r.fliees of Winliehl, Peters ,Nt t'o.. dealers in fertilizers. - A Wiitii.i sAt.i; Darn llnrsK t>t:sri:ovi:i?.? Kansas t'ity Mo., Noveuiher 'JS.? An "explosion oeeurro'l in the basement of the wholesale drug house of Meyer Hrolhois, ?n Delaware stree near Sixth street, in this city about "> o'clock tlii* afternoon, ami immediately the building was aiire. Tiie engines responded promptly, but owing to the combustible character of the stuck they cotil I only keep the lire within tDo limits j of the walls of the building. The contents are nearly a total lass. The damage is estimated at over ". "'JO '.imki. The watchman of tlie building is r-tporicd missing. IIa.-n't fill. ClIAMK ??P A bin;.?"Wily ilon i yotl Iced I lie ting ua.s a-ked of :>ii d'l llogro. Wiiv d<?an I feed him ?" "Vrs, why don't yon food him "Wl.ydoan I feet I inyec'iI'.-o as hungry as the dog i*s, an 'sides dat lie's got do vantage ou me. lie ken go out an' |>iek up ;t pi 'oo oh meat an'go l>i>m his husiness. an' do white oiks duan say uuthii.," hut el I nick- up suthiii' tor eat da wants ter ship me in jail, salt. A nigger ain't got de chance on a d"g nohow."?Arkauamc Truccltr. Haiihvuitv in a U:s-i\n Ptus.x.?St. PotersImi'g, November - ?.? The latest number ol the Nihili.-i ei ian. Tin 51V,'/ "/ ihr gives iiat viivitig details of I lie >ulVerings of political prisoners in the Peter an I Paul fortress, where, it states, they are I rutted like murderers, I No distinction is made between men mi l woiii'mi or bet ween the sick and healthy. Several of j the prisoners have gone mad, and have cam- j | milted suicide, t'orpnal punishment of the J prisoners is tre<|ueiit I Pi it -ov t Nu in hot isvii.i.;: ?Louisville, N vein* b >r ?I.. .lac his wife and two children. Mis- \mciia Samuels an 1 \|iss Toro-a St ill, el this city, au l Mrs. p. \ i h in, of Leadville, were made ill by eatiui f?od a* a supper on Monday in which | id-oil ha I been placed. Mrs. Jacobs, Miss'toll and Mrs Nathan are not yet out of il'injjiT. The others are Improving- Tim scrv in!< arc suspected ?>i'h iv:ng placed poison in ! llit' food. I Lvery subscriber I >r a county paper can <?o much I'or i ho paper Uy becoming report or lor it This w uld greatly help tin; editor i in getting out a readable sheet. The trou> j Me with tlii; average sith.-eriher is that lie ! is not couti n: with being a reporter. lie ! wants to write the editorials. 1 - ? > i A Philadelphia man captured a hur.rl.ir hy liittii?_r I iin on the he.nl with a pitcher. , Ol' course, ii will n w he fashionable to wear a piteher over the head instead of a ! i nightcap while asleep, iu order to he pre* >" ' paled f..r an emergency.? fJhrnnicl> t ' , Of ali vanities and i pp r-the vanity jof high hirli is tli .te.-t True ability I is derived from virtti< not from birth . \ it lis indeed, maybe pure':: isd. but virtue i t lie only eoiu that makes t !ie bargain valid. - Adver-ify exasperates I'mls, 1 j cts J coward-. draws out tin- faculties nl tip! wi-? ! and indu-tri >us. puts Hit: ii?od">t Id tin: " I neiv.-its of trying 11? i? skill, awe> the ojnt' ! nt : n.I makes the i ll.- industrious. I j \\ mi is Cr.isi\i\. ? I..>10l.iii, Novi-iiilit'r "Jo.- ? s J A Paris -lisj. m-li t.? the r.xi'iiaiioc Telegraph t ; t'?inji:inv -ay- dial tin- .\lari|UH t.scug lias initi( ! tip.I I'.arl Cranvilic. P>riii-h liiirign secretary, I lint ivar l'i I ween t'iiina ami ITance is ci-rlain | to occur. t ; Tin' word "'obey" lias In-.-ii stri<-k<'ii from i 'In- inarriaiti'scrvii'i- by ('an nla M t li -d,-t>. . This is rij;ht, tlu- won: n won t obey, and i there i> no its oiieour.r^injr thorn to commit . I 'rjury. 1 v " , .\ i trait oi oil it-! - " i raivr. n mo moro I : luiir. h. 'Ii.iii thou. tilttil indoj "tid.-no" ol tie opinion- "I otin i- c .mliiiod with a ' ! tMisithe rvu'-u'I the ' e!iii''.s <>l others. I 1 ?r N .111k11 thrill this lakes tin* Imiii. 1 A I '"i tlainl elnii . ii nieniher Mibscribrd a lar.'e miui i>! money l ?r tIn* eliurcli, ami s j ill III I < iliiecil tin* W a<_*cs (if lii.S workmen to ! n.ake einril i!;e amount , i < I'.m't fell me yi?'? won't. " said an Klinira r lather t ? Ins little <1 nijliicr of six nummer*. A el!, hut I'.ijia. s ai.l l lie art less lit I le one, | , ' what mi .11 I miv when | mean 1 won't ?" . <? ' A I;I'ly relit j?iee.; with a h tie in it will !!< : |>:i?* em rent, wliieti - hows that the hall' ' i> h tt< r th ill tie li ! ?/? <. /'?// 7V'/;is-/ /'/// . * I? rw .ii >a\s Mi it lie- in ?itki*v em b'mh I !> i n .lily .iiijiht I 1) .'i lie * - th v. i i, in il< mlints are eiili .D ^ u[i I / |V? I V. ....... 1 i Now is the Time TO IUTY A KTOVF.i. Jl V / M * V/ -M. + 1_ f J J ' JUST RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS i Cooking and Moating Stoves, Which will be sold at Rock Rotton 1 Prices. A Good Cook Stove, Complete with -2 pieces, for $lo.OO and upwards. Every Stove Guaranteed i ClIKAI'KIt THAN KVKK BKFOItE CALL A i j 0 EXAMINE JAMES H. RODGER Nov 10 4o tf | GO T O II. W. TINSLEY'S : I'll? i v. for your WATCHES, CLOCKS, ATS'I) JEWKLRY. |-Vli l'i 7 tf GOSS & STOKES. FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. W'K, havinji secure I the Agency tor tlie l-'ire ? , Iii-ur:iiiue t'oinpai'ie.i tornierly represenleel li_v Mc'srs. .1. T. Mill \ wnul't in lor hi ilieirol'l patrons tlu'.t we ore |>ri*|iure'l iiml will lie |ile:;?eil to renew nil ilieir I'olieie.s, niul issue as many new t.vies as we can. We represent ! i iiisi ri.\ss I Y.mpntiics. iiniie nf wliieli have I lie I /A,-., i/n-iriri clause in their policies Having hail J c 11*m 1M i *.i 11* experience in wit' nusine-s wo arc saiislioil thai, with the Companies we represent, , ?o can give ?;?> >!> ami sur .i insuritiicc to our patrons. C.OSS & 8TOKKS. | Apr ]:! l'? tf DAT ?T m*& 'healthcorset ' \ '.'V !' Increases in popularity y lii/.'' I if every ilt v, us ladies find it t *'the iuo-t COM J'tlllTAItl.E / .' pgr. -AND i / . ( |,v W I'FIM'I t'T I ITTIXJ /,V .' J i "'- A f<>r-t i v r vorn. M? rF . J I \ . . t? ,v it : - - theI.- -t L , \\ / ? ? ' : ;r ti .11 of tiny corset J y Wnrr lit <1 i \ s it:' f .i t. ry or money reV. funileil. For sale l?y TOSITU A IV 11,KINS. Jin.o i ::J if j % $ 3 i CALL AD SETTLE FOR YOUR GUANO. 11<'I.ilull'.;;ist is tin: i.ast i>.\ v: Cotton option expires on that <ls?y ! After November 1st currency will t>e (lentati'letl. i r. t u \ i ti i v Oct. 1't; |:: tit Positive to Trespassers. S il r.i:i:i:?' ^ivc nnticp ih.at I will prosecute fo I 1 in* extent of the law any :?i> I all jiersoim t'.un.i ri'linjr. ilrivin;: ..r in any ullier way 1 r? * pa<<i?sr 1111 >ii any pari > i in* I'air tiroiurl prowI'll'*. I alii 111 "ii-i'l earned hIm.iiI it. an I ?!<o , iiuti'y tlic party who broke <l?wn (lie fence, ti> <r<> ] flii". ijjt'i 1 lie fair irroup<ls. thai I >lull 1 show no I'larli ri if il is re|>? u'.e-l. Mlfllli: 1:. STOKI.S. Nr.u l, ATTORNEY AT LAW, I N' ION, * . WT"! I'I. practice in the Slate ami IN'IT I'D \ V ST \ I I S I dl UTS. | July I". 'JS Jy 's^v^r no ri; 10. \l,!. I'crvn s in lelilcl In us )>y //?', nofr i.r 1 :! r< 1x1, are hereby n -'iliel thai sell'i imain 11111 ^ 1 he malt In u* helnre I lie 1st of January in \l. theV will hav In se'llc W.tli our attorney* 1 T. 11 i I.I. .v Co. ' \ .v ?. <1 -in 'OLiUMBIA AND GREENVIDLE RA.LROAD, rAS3ENG?K DEPAliTMENT. Colombia, 3. C., June iiotli, 18S). ' * On ami after noou Sunday. Nov. 18, 188'?. j-nseuger Trains will tun as herewith indu.med ipou this Koud and its brunches. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. No. fCt 11' .'ASSKNOCK. .cave Columbia A 11.50 a. in .eave Alston 1*2.58 p. in .eave Newberry 1 .fit) p. ni .eave Ninety-Six 3.35 p. ni .eave Hodges 4.25 p. in .eave llelton r>..'!ti p. m Vrrivc at Greenville 7.0*2 p. m No. r,< DOWN I'ASSKNOKK. '.eave Greenville at 0.55 a ro .cave Helton... 11 25 pin ,1'iive ilodges . 12.35 p in ,r:\vc Ninety-Six 1.-13 p in .cave Newberry 3.15 p in .euve Alston 4.14 p in Vrrive at Colli in bin F 5.20 p m SPARTANP.UKG, UNION & COLUMBIA 11. K No, 53 Up Passkkgkb. ?.eaves Alston 1 10 p m St rot hers 2 04 p in Slielton 2 40 p ni Santnc 3 33 p hi Union 4 OS p m .lonesviilc 5 07 p m Vrrive al Spartanburg E 0 25 p in No. 52 Down Paxsknokr. . ave Spartanburg, It. <* I>. lV|??t H. ... 11 t ? Sparlauliuru, S. U. ^ Di'|Kit, O,. .11 in p m .lonesviilc 12 25 p m Union 1 05 p m Santnc 1 50 p m Slicltoi 2 ?>0 p ik Strut hers 3 24 p in Vrrives at Alston 4 11 p m LA I'll UN'S RAILROAD. .ewe Newberry 4.27 p m ^ Vrrive at Laurens C II 7.10 pm Leave Laurens C. II 0.50 a m Vrrive at Newberry 12.45 p w ABBKV1LLK BRANCH. Lcve Hodges 4.45 p m * Vrrive at Abbeville 5.45 p m Leave Abbeville 12.30 p m Vrrive at Hodges 1.30 p m tu t: KlDUE RAILROAD axi? ANDERSON BRAN IT heave Helton 5 40 p m Leave Anderson fi.24 p m heave Pendleton 7.03 p at heave Seneca (' 8.00 p m Vrrive at Wullialla 8.23 p m heave Wnllinlla 9.30 p ? heave Svncca (' 9.57 p ra heave Peudleton 01.47 pm Leave Anderson 11.34 pm Arrive at Helton 12.13 p m Through Conch for llendersonville will be run from Columbia daily. CONNECTIONS. A- With the South Carolina Railroad from Charleston. With Wilmington, Columbia ami Augusta Railroad from W ilmington utul nil points North l hereof. With Charlotte, Columbia ami Augusta Railroad from Charlotte 1 II. with Asherille and Spartanburg Uailroad for points in Westevn North Carolina. C. With A. antlC. Div., II. ami 1). 11. 11., from all points South ami West. It. W wh A. ami * . Dir., R. and 1>. It. R.from Atlanta ami eyond. I!. With A. ami C. Div., R. and D. If. R. from all points South and West. F- With South Carolina Railroad for Charleston. Willi Wilmington, Columbia ami Augusta Railroad for Wilmington and the North. W itli Charlotte, Columbia ami Augusta Ruil road for Charlotte ami the North. (J. With Ashoville ami Spartanburg Railroad from !I emlersotiviilc. II With A. and C. Div., R. and D. R. 1'., from Charlotte and beyond. Standard Time used is Washington, D. C., Which is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia* T \1 1! TVI I'tlTT ............... J. W. FKV, Superintendent. M. Si.ai'umtkk, General Passenger Agent. 1>. t'vitnwKi.t., Asst General Passenger Agt. April 1? 14 ' tf THE SEDGWICK Steel Wire Fence \ j;j" ^ C -sM'! "'V:, j t Till I K al>ovc cut represents a scctiou and Gat a 1 of n r-lrotig, cheap and durable Steel Wire Fence which is now being used at the North and Northwest in preference to any other kind of fencing. herever it has been tried it has given great satisfaction. It is a net work without mrbs and will keep out small nigs or any other animals (hut may injure gardens or farm crops. it makes no shade and shelters no cntn)i?3 crops or poultry. It is just the fence for Gardens, Lots, (.awns Parks and Cemeteries. i?rjMic i:i i.;ihi nrniii jmiiii 11 win lasi a lite tune, anil is better than board fence in every respect. It is easily atul nuickly put up. I .1 Specimen of Fence anil (into | Can i?e seen a! the Union Timm OlRcc. where J I all information as tn price, kc., can be obtained. " K. M. .V S. S. STORKS, Sole Agents for Union County. July '? 'J'.t "tf A week made at liomc by the industi'ioiis. lleit business now before tbo I public. Capital not needed. Wo will star! you. Men, women, boys and cirls wanted everywhere to work for us.? Now is the time. Von ran work in spare lime, or give your whole time 10 the business. No ot'ner business will pay you nearly as well. No 1 one em tail to make enormous pay. by engaging at mice. I rally outfit and tonus free. Money made fart, easily, and honorably. Address Tim i: \ Co., Augusta, Maine. Feb Jd K ly n-nam not, life is sweeping by. go and 6"% n,r> i "i-ioi'i' )'iiu in*, muiii'ilimn JLv> .JL_iKJ -L mi<;hiy nuii siiliiime leave lip liiiiiI to p'iiii|iipr lime." ?>?iO a | w eel: in your own lown. 5*"i niulit free. No risk. Il\? ! * iliiiijjc new. i n|iii:il not required. So will i'nrni-li y >11 i vorviliing. Many i?ro mnUiijr Pultun- l.aliis .mike us nuipli i.s iiipp, niiil l.i.y* itii i yiris make ?_rrui pay. Header. if you w.u i 1 n-ine.?> iii win. li voii ?' hi make ;,ip:iI pay all the lime, wrilo 1?r pm'miliars ty II 11au.JtTT J I'n., I'orilan I. Maine. I II. k'.: " lv I '

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