The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 02, 1885, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextA !?"?< .COO Ti \m. I'Yiink Siddiill, of Philadelphia. lias been breaking the icnih commandment :i!l similiter over .1. M. flill's pacing horse*. WV?inuiMl nml l,?ren?>. He saw them travel in Chicago recently, ami he became more desirous than evet to pus*e?* tin*tit. lie tried to in line Mr. Iliil lo put a price upon tliem, but wit limit success. In New York late Saturday afternoon Mr. Ililt Iroppe I into Y i*li Y t'rook a restaurant for litnelu ti it ! i in in'o a party of friends, among wlioin w .? Si ; I all. an I t em a r'ted that lie never knew Mr il.l! t b uiliy ol iinhusitiess like eon-liti t hut mu e Winn w is lli ll ti?'?ed Mr. Iliil ' W hen \ i ll reiii?e I t . it >:i e a pi nte for W est IIio111 ati I l.oieiie -a:l >lr. Snl i ill, "'ttti I I l! be? ymt the wine I'm- tli- tuny t'lii v .ti don t dare to name yur pi ire n >w. You I! crit niily I *e it \ n ! ?t wi'li tne on tl.at sort of t liitie "Weil, it * a _ . 11.;. iy ? 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I:? -t.M-I i.-V >\ I f"111 I III I Mrs. Sliurki \ - -i.-ri :..?i \n i-k .n I I 11 ii ilii- ' "liii-i- fur ill'* ">v !!? ; ? * L<r *v<> regret -ii.te il.ut Mr l?. t.iit, | olir iiecoiiiiirol 11ii ; . > .lift. In I :i r.ibili on i I j liii firm Jr.*! i "V i I I. i ? ln-l weik. All I'Mi> ii i ?i;:lil ^leetei us (It | I lie cut tun jl n i 1111 iiis: \| 11_\. .ii i he - It i je I i>t" nine l>:uv* : c i ;i u tine wi?^ mi, I'roiu I New i.errv. tHO&" Ami . ? . u* i: l it- - i ut tortli 1.- | - it f i. - i. ' .-1 ,I v l. we ? ^ ( the ii in e : i i < l> tt I . u. i.. . -i-. u-u . t . < >.i. I | M.- i. . | ?.nr I.i* : . 1 . * . I . i ? ill li.* j i II ; v.cii .' ?. i i.ll.e l.ilv J uilj Imij; Ih' reiiien l-eivl : t lief ii .. it till treat. t*.. V ii'ili eliij' .. wi t'.lii ii i I mi Au?tlli i? \ s-. lust 2*uii lay Inji'il. ::i nliicll a e . ' 'I In.in ; t. 1 SI.lie . re I w..iueii \\el'e ! ; ii: 1.11' iiiiii>U ie I l-v a t Inuie iimuc-l We'"!-1. Hi w;.? < ii i it>l lull lie! 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' i'ii' nil I v ii .livr iMv inn il 'l it. i? in ! ; t j fUCtiVo in ! i:r n ?l< < * n ,y lin l il ^ivtily i ( t In : I' :i I v 'in1 i. 1 1 i. i . i ... in llnt.i i' t\ liiiiM i: \ I i ? ) ;. i it irii-. 1111*11* ? 1 Ii .'ill i \ till ! . triil: hi, I m lli. : l/icrilrtl ;il. I n I I 'll I . . I'' . Ii I i ' tin- vlt'^niii fi-* iin.nil ! : ; ;I ii i. . t in ? IVi In| > 11 ' t u ' ii i'f . 11 !it.i-rtil 4 | 'llv.v IH'Xt ttnk j I. South Carolina's Exhibit. 'I In* uiaoniticciil exhibit of |ln> ii"-oiiric< of Smith I arolitia. which attracte<l ?o much alien.lion at the Worhl -i KNiHtsiiiiiii at New Oilcan". Iijiv heen hroiiohl to ihc Stale ami. umlcr the care ami i.iami;;oiiio|il of the Agricultural Society of South Carolina, will he re-urraiijroi| ami c\hii>iic<| at the nvM atiiiual Fair of that Society, in the city ol (.'hat ir?toli. which will o|ien oil tin "lay of No\< iiiher. tteM. Ii lio. ui.ii I.I till* Soi'iclv to make the No M-c I ttiiui--i< ni'i - linvf lict'ii ii11|ii>i 11?-iI in >- ii 111' v t ivri-iii- - ii - Ii :n|ilitin|is In tin- e\!iit>il i- ilii- i-ili/i-ii-. |-: iti<-14litilv llii- lli'lii-x, limy i!-nk whiiM imui-e it*- inii-ri'-i nn-l inm-i* fully 1 i -|-l:iy I li?* iuilu->liii-> :i Hi I ie*uiuri-?*-uf tin- Stile. 'I - ^i.i- mil* rr;ii|i*rs :i inure i-i?iii|iii?ln*?i?i\r i|i- i i t 11: -.mi- . i i I intent imi* lit' I In* Sueiel \. \vi* iIk-!-i?v rxlHii l* limn ;i rireulni* liui-ir-i ii- i-;. Mr. W A NiclinNiill. of I! I ? -\*ii winA 'lii Mr I! S I Initn:i-. nf Aniline. Imve !h-ui ij | inte i i'--hi!i ?imior* I'ur I iiimi omuly: !:i - !-lot J' i i'h* |-I**-|-1?? uf Smith Cnroliii'i ;i. i v 11 - i y -< > I In- jjr-;iiii| i*\liiliit iif I lie 11-? ii-i i - " : : >*.ii- . wliirli iiiiiiK ii-il ? > iielil New I )| 11-:i 11 - lixpu ! : >' - - - I ? ,\uri. iilluri- ln>1*111 tIn* Ai. i. I.. i i-li i ll li\liil>ilioii uf the I .. i t- I it. there w ill In- ,i -pleti-ii-l '.ii l.n.-rk i-t" tin- ?v?-iiu-i. -- 4^if < -..til :iiveiiliu||i : iii | flu t :i i, ii I i 'ill.- ii-|ilay <>l :irl hie* in, .11 1 ii.il.it- ii|" in* |>?'i>|>1?" in the I I. .. ;.. Ill I with tllii-V III nlie It II till !- I , i - . i"n"i; the iliitiijii'S ami tlit|if-\? nil' hi t ii i: time ! ..I .'.i . '.! :il!n\\i ! tin 11 i ~ | !: i \ nl' mere ?ll"p . i . i|.i;n' i i 1 I!:ii-~ :iii I |iii|i-i'orn melt w In ,i w { ii i * ii 11-v I in- n|' tin- riMintrv. Nil i|i-i ' i\? i 111\ iii t iele iiiuiiut'ai'fiiri'il nr I'l'ni .. . ii nt-i'ie i : Sm!ii Ciirnliiiii w ill In.* permitti i. ! .i i -i.i 'i :ii 'ii- ;i- an* in General n-e, .-Maine 11f eenteiinial prnjrte?? rel'erieil it. vi' |i i 1111 r ( 'I Inln.iki' lIn- K\11i 1 >itinn i\ ; i1 ! .-"iitii <?at >ilitiii. I'll \ a I . 'I- : I'.in-ji "I lal lull liln-- relltCI'ill^ ill I i.ai'i'-: v. !l i,la ke all rail i vel \ |.i\v rati- nt' lan- i linri' i i l \i-it tin- i*v1111 i11< 11. l a l.ii ilu'f i art h'ular*. aiMre** K. I.. Itnehe, I 11 ? 1 "li. S. I'. / I! i I . I> I lr;in :i '. -Tin exhibit at N?u H a I - ii a- -;|i|i\ 11 . nii-Til in a pmper i . I 11-' a i:ii' I iiiiiiwui'k nt tin' wnnieti : t i' 'ia In tli'in #o a| |n al i"' "liliil'UH' i i i k. 'in' e\i ii-in - nt limit -kill, ta-lo i t .tii -"i. n '!" | iil"i'. ill tin- | a lit r\ . .i in 1 !, .-a.-. I in-Sm-ifty |i|*i j'ii*?'s ti| | iii||| Ili'1 ' : 'If I I .;!: IR'X ! 1 in'ir I III I Mllin til I lie \'.i ii aii - l'i'| iiiim i.i. in 1 !11 |thai tin' lair in i- : la 'ii i- i' i- "I t ai'i'iiiia will till ii in a - n: - e.tpa- i; v / . ? M'.'ii-l- 'iraw in.'-, it llieaili ii : ! i \ii:' lit 1. . : Smith ('ami ilia in.'ir a- I .'. r i I -. whether patented nr tint. / ./ ' ' / ' in '.? I n .-lniw llu* -in'iul . i nli-' . ] i _ii--i! the State in I lie la-t i' : \i -. r i? | art <ii!ai'._\ 'le-ire 1 in have I !< t Sieieiy. atnl which the jiroutest rare will In- taken. u|i| aiiiele- "t' tlie 1 Mil coll \ .... *- x_- , Tin -ii 11. imntn--. mm- aim i, i... . .1 n.i'ciiani<-al nii|>UiiK-nt- ami ,, I , - xx nil oilier \ ellU'h"1. - i !. - If". I u-?\ < !' -tress, ii-t . ... . ; . i-tuiiiioi ii. l nri. A full lii*t n\V of . .i. l il.v ii tin.- it- |>M'?fiit vin-r. , . . .|. i i (| i In- alia.ln-i t :in?I e\: i I :' I xv i' !: I 11 I 1 I / - .. ?Iii x. ivenmityi.f ilioStall'.H|u*vi, ; . : ! ' - t.i n> . a!- ami liiat?ufux.'luri? . x\ a :- -i ? ?. :al intma?' or ml > .:> ? xii'.t-iiiii'j <-r -li-vi-|i.|>iii}! . - > tobacco Culture L II X- 'J.' fi(| ! If i< taken Ir-liu ilie A | \f (* xxri't.ii |,.r t|i>i j.a; .11 1 _ Ti* | I || Til al I..I. na . I ai?>?r i .i. l x . -1; niir <: rim-r- jri viif a ar-ful |-i'tiiii'. 'I i.i- - !;ii i\ ni- ii . ! |..l.,ir.'.. b-i- w. i k I xv-.n'1?t? in Western iii I i.i 1 11 Xm-th Ciinilimi. uaii|. ' ix- n i i .iiu-,? n r 11i~ enmity. lia- ] 111 .1 'ii?-;. iti I ilium- ki-f- ami ma.le tlii-in in-ii'lII ii-nl I: i- a- -ma-n nmlH-x er->|> a- i-ul '!.. .?; : tin- la i-ulii \ alii-n i- jn-i ln-l \x n-ii tin- i i" - xx im; i .;i r<-i|iiiia? iiii.-i inai-ni la: 'a I- - tli.111 ill.- *1*..1 ;!?-? .i i l".i|.S ill i ilk -iri' . far iii-.ia- |.|'..lital.|i- m , llian H n I -In- iii--la- i--xx.ii.I- iiii|.|..vill^ i 'a . .! a Ii' 11 I tin- l.ariiim - .<n-1 ilio x.-n .-lit Ui'-im-n aii'l Mobile N i' . i i , i iin 11..- ia.||..n i-x .-r < 1 i I nr x. xx i.; in .-? .iii.. ii.lina. \V.- nr.- I ! j 111af nearly tin- xv!...l.- ... I'liimi . i- ii ' :i i-t|.1 I I., tin- rai- nij ?|' I'.l . n. I Wl? ilia* a ?u.a-.l tlllll if - >' i. .k?- ii i i i ..|> ?.f mill. i.ail i111xx i. a,-, in.I la.-l.'iv xxil! .( at * a; " 1 -11 i lima- :i 11 I a regular lnaikel !.?-l|. i I..IIi ii i- | --ii.!.- I. -_-.-i ..nr farmers -ii ..f I lie ' i I-"II I I.I In.XX i- till- I i UK- t>>! .Ill-Ill In lllll k e 11 i ' xx;!' i ..liniiainl Iiii- ea-li. ami . .1 l - tin- ai ia- I ball r.ill.in in ill- ln-M xx.- -ball jri x i- I Si?- lin-le --t ? illilijj m i miriii-j tin- l-.l-ari--- rr<>P. I i:. -1 V f r des'iv.ying and i ;'i_' u .rni- from children an I adults is - .i iii r s I n I i in \ eriiiifiijje. 'J cents i 1 nltic. It v.- livery !> ? t !? j:u irantcel t > ;_?ivc stwisfnci n ? ... * . r j ?S.iio ? ^ 11:i11~i ,:ic M.i-i? i - Sides t"< i" tit - iiii>l till special f? 1! f u , ! 1 t m i iin. . ii iiI \ ' inini - i I i>rs tn . \i We i #i .rci 11 : it|i . - ill' i 11 -1-1 i i lied ' I .oi. i Mi n'.ion. M - ">i i i'\ I ' i t nt I'll i Inn. is visit i ii jJ llOP . mi-. .1. i i i.iij?1;i>? M -! Siriiigfi'llow is visiting frit-nth In I * ii lie i ti i:?" returned Irani his j u . n.' i;. i 111a ! tv 11 Ii Ins |'n llicr. _ I .i ti i? . .- ii'.i* the it i] pi est . f ; ' tin- II I III <? ; . "i. i v y i i* \- 11v i1i * I i , is i . .ii.. .m I r li'f 11 I t im\ el is id most i \. i , I Hi' l'i'| .|"<l >!! I lllllll r "I" i i.'r t I* <9 I i iii If .'! i's ttl'I't! I I ?''! Ii 11 it' tllC I i-'tin i i . N. .in uti I lie iiiglit of io ?^itl It I . i 1 ii .. i 1 1 " ii I. ii r ?...! i...: H sin- i i 111111 i l.lni'y. I \\ . iijiC'l a!, i i. i li.'. 1, Hi 1 tlir I .iirli I unity, ' w . i | i i,- -ii, I i i >!111 r 1 li iy n i.i- lis- A n v S m \ i I in- In \t Salve ii i In- \\ -i.l ' r i ii" I'm m, S r-x. I lcri\ it: 111 .- ii. i vi*i* s i. ?. i i tii i. i iin|>|>i* i ' 'i.i. tl-t-i l.. - ' ll IK. at. I all ?'.;li Knip' i i,-. iii i i - llir .. iilli-i I'l .i|- ii i (iiv reill ii- I. I i - _'n 11 i iii ? ? i i i i! i v j'rlrcl ?iiIm n ii-iii. i-r y i -! ii ii l< I I'in-i- " . e i -111 j-or , Pol '.I ' u l'?I'-i "it; l\ For I ho Times. A Jaunt into the Mountains. Sl'.vrtan BUR's, S. C., Sept. '2't. Mil. Ki'Itor. ? I have just returnel from a short summer jaunt into picturesque Western North Carolina. While it was not in the inline Interesting Notes Fr *m Asbury Mr. Kin run : A few wiml* from .Anbury tuny Ik* rem I witli some "legree of interest. We are now in earnest gathering eotton. as it is opening raphlly. Tlic ainoiint minle in this seel ion will he nnieli less ihaii the s|>letolii| prosperl in July imlieate?I. The ilrottghl in August -ii seriously <lamngei| the cotton that the stalk is less than it was in July, ami is without any August crop. I am h.tli, Mr. K?liiot\ to look upon the <lark si*le of the future, hut the outlook for the muchimpose<l-ii|ioti farmer is not \er\ encouraging. Although his eortt is very g I. Vet his oats.ami wheat are nearly eoiisunieil, ami lie is in i?-l>t for his feiiili/.ers ami supplies. Let us figure a little for the poor farmer. We will takeourown market (liatluey) for illustration : Tin. ma v iin11in amount shitilieil fr<mi (inIt'licV ill oneseason (wo lire informc!) i~ 11 T.tMKtkiles. The Trough Shoal* Factory will take at least 1.>ihi hale* frnni the tiatlncy market. leaving iihmil ."i,."ilht hull-. I.it- (lallncy. There h i* lieeu 'JS.IMtO hu*hels corn shM at (inllncy this your, wliieli will lake 7?mi kilo* <>f cotton : ' .tHtti ions guano will take 'J.tHMi hales cotton to pay it. leaving not 'J.imitl kilo* to pay for tlic groat amount ofkicoii. tloiir atol siiti'lries that ha - hocn ivc-lito-l out hy the niercli.Hits. lie-hie*, there i* a great amount of those 'J.ihmi kilos will ho sohl hy ineii who are not imlohlc-l for their supplies. Now. Mr. I-Mitor. if you can toll us how our country can pro-por umler *uch a system of tilrioing. wo will proclaim \ou Solomon the Socoti * I. Capital i* gravitaiing every year iimler the power of the few. The small farmer. <m <t 'h%u* ritt tf'iii;/, i* becoming more ami more *traighiciic'l h\ every t'oftnii ei. p he tries to make, ami utilo** we turn ahottl our course, iiniiieiliately. there will he a speo<|y era*h. N. Koop tho Stroanis Clear. Fun ni> SruKt's:?1 wa* well please?l to see in your paper of the lsth, an ofilor from our faithful ami energetic Couiitv t'oiiiiiiissioners requiring every one wlm own* or manages lamls through which there i* a running *tream to clear it of all trash. hru*h. log*, tree*, etc. Tiiis is right ami ju*t. It i* a gooil move in the right lireetioii. ami if faithfully iloiie ami regularly kept up. as the <lrainnge law iliroeis ami requires, it will go a great way towar-l- making higher ami heller hank* to our stream*, ami consequently reclaim ami put into cultivation a great ileal of our river, creek ami hraueli lamls mat are now ui -rvamp ;iii i in:, r-.i. rtn<I too low for plaining purposes in si ii ordittaril y seasonui?l?* year. Hut there i* another great evil that seems to he :iIm t entirely overlooked on imot of our plantation* ami farms: that i*. the washing of the b.itol into these -trraui* from our hillsides ami //'/'/(# .'. Von re?(iiire me to elear the trash. hru*h. log- ami trees from my stream, hut you 11o not say a word to me. although 1 setol >lo\vn into the siime stream all the -ami ami dirt that I own. ami till it ?" full tinit it ruins not only , tny lam I hy washing it a war. lait ruins al-o all the lamls lielow ami ahove me >?n the same stream. All I hare to ?h> is to keep out the trash, hru<li. logs ami trees, and I do m> harm. Now. this eril ought to he remedied. If owners of lamls enu he made to keep the streams elear of hrtisli. ele.. is it not just a* reasonable, just as fair, just as e<|uitahle, to reiptire them to stop the gullies from t olling the sand ruthles?!\ into the streams'.' Most of the streams in this county are what are cielit fall to i lea r tlii'lnse'ke < if ili'erare rVouieif Oilt. hill hare not the pi wer to move the everei.nstnntly iictuuiulaliu. sand from the thousands of ruinous gullies which pour the -ami into tlieni every time it rains. W here shall the help come from. Will farmer- them-eire- .!., o Will the l.egishainw l<M>k I" ii Tin- tin* heller. X AT 111' \l K. l'<?r lli" Times, Spartanburg Dotsijuite a sensation was ereate1 here last Monthly. I v the running away ?>l' a In rse ami wagon belonging t?? Mr. ?Si?-liaI Mower- Tim horse was trighleiieil liy an approarhiiig rain .ii ilie Air ! iim llepot. ami ran u|> Maglmlii -tm'i. lull was filially ?ln|'|M'il helm? inili'li <lain age wailnim. A supper was given I" ilm llailiM.nl li.nnl~ la-i Frhlay night. ? ??i11lilnili -l I>y ilm rili/eii" of' lhi? plan* '1 lm\ enjoye.l if inlli !i, ami ai'ler supper siii?U?'>| aroiiml ilm i iiy nmil ilm loinl wlii-lle of ilm h'eomotive ealh-'l 1111' II i In ilm ilepot. wln-rn 111 e\ all hoanleil I lie train for W hull, ami left Safimlay iimrniiig I'nr Savannah Valley. wliele lliey will resume work. A- ilm weather has now liiiamil eool, the making of iee lias ?li>|i|iei| at ilm I'almetto lee Karliiry. Mr ilalleii says he will have ship.; peil in a lew ilays elmilgli enal I" supply the town. S\ ymi ?ee. lie keeps |.s cool in summer, ami warm in w infer. A large mnltiimle >; people I'l-oin littcreiit pai is of iIn- eoiini y aiiemleil the Camp Meeting last Sumlay. A very interesting -ernmn wa? p i v 11 1 ! in lilt" iii'-riiinj; i>_\ Ilex. Mi. AiiioM. A IIUIIiIn'I' of r?>livi*fi? Wolf III.elf 1111 li(I_r ill'nicviiiijr. Ml I.. <1 1'i'lliT :i-~:llin--l llii' IT-po||-ili|r Inin-- "I I? |? A'jfhi :ii tin* (1. Ii. ,v s llnilroti-l 1:1-1 M In \ I I ? i- till I'lHT^lMir \ ol|||0 In.III. ;| 11 :l--I,li^.-|- I !': II nil till' li !. S. K.-I'l r uin" ii j' 1 i-i Sii ii' i i v I'Vi'iiiu _. t>i infill -s i litr-ft- rrow'I \ i-ii.-i - from :11 11tin- lino. t'ulloll I- roliillvT in VI II I 1*1. lull tin- \ fin iu-ii-t- i- l.iilifi' low ni v'n \\ f llllVC Ii ti I I 111- l-lf-fllll! -i.'li nl tin* So. J !' Hivf-tof | oi i li I 1 li_\ Mr. I*. |l. I 1 v 1111 > 11. Ii i- iif.ill\ jfoiifi up mi 1 -l|o\v- Wfll. Wr-.|W *o|||f tilif |oli Work 1:1 ? t Wffk llisi w:i? loiif nt ili?- I" ii ? >n I'lMi.-t .loli I Mliriv A- llii- i< :i now riili-rpri-f :i>I 11 I to tIn- o|i| Tivi- Ollirf. : 11 1 uii-lt-i- tin- iiii H;|Of lm-lit of Mr I.. II Iliittr, wi- wi-li for ii ill tin- -iifff? iniii^imi)t|i- for licit tin- i-i*flil iiiiiii in tin- i iirlil jiliii-i-. 1 Will Mm rix i wliitf l'o\ ilioiit I- c i-1 ft i ill |. w:i- irrr-lf'l ln-t work, for t\ii|.j :m.| .rxnt-lv u 11iI o i 11 ' . i " \ t n . I 1 . v I t i ?. . . . . I i I . . i ;i II 1 i1111 i ri : 111.1\ - :t 1.1.1 t 11 Iilt _T. lull w < lliink it nil! |'i"Vf Hiiiiuo in tin- 111i i?-. 1'li.lW. m I ll*' II 'M'-v I'iili /"'/.?/ / il-r civil** I * ii * tin. wtv. *< inii?-li oiil ii gel iin I iinj?i <*v** I in M|<|H':ir (n* ? lli ii ivc It i I l > I iUi* t w i In .|?? 'it it liofnri* ?,<iii! I l<<* ** *1 i - li l lii.it it w i. not Kin- , of iIiksc iiaa iiin<iili vi'i'klio- s<> com in mi in i lie 1 Nurili Mr N > <Ir?*;_' <ry an <>! I iyj* ? of I'ni *ri. i* l Ik* Ivliior ml l'r<>|<ri?*t'?r of I lit* tm' t/-r, ! hi I i( l.i* I'li-inr-s j'i.<m hi t'liii llv i* lii* ' I |< i| it In* in tin- | i*t *i \ in nilli- U il' rn !i i* Miioly sii in k a rn-li ! I *< i.i I <\ \ i *n, I V"iir \ nil lire a< |-1 <?iii ?I.I u- n ; ? , <|. <. i .i|., I n ijrlil i ;? < >i < diate vicinity of the mountains, for which that part of the State is so famous, it was it) such close proximity to litem, and from ili? magniticent scenery sea! I ere.1 so profusely arouud in all lircctions from those "eve lasting hills,'' lifting their proud. blue heads above us. from the exhiliaratitig air that wafteil in refreshing hree/.es from their topmost peaks, we fell initee'l, that we were once again in I lie moist of the tlcar ohl Mine Kt ige. Such are the surroumliugs of I.incol nton. North t'aroliua, one of the most charming towns of that State?truly otic of tiie most delightful places that I have visited in tunny long years. It is quite an antique town in appearance, and at one time partook much of tho spirit of her State's representative, Kip Van Winkle : hut in this age of progress she has grasped the means that were within her reach, and has built factories?both cotton and woolen?paper mills and railroads, and she is now on the high road to prosperity. Iler citizens are remarkable for their education, refinement and hospitality. Just two miles south east of Kineoluton, nestles in a luxuriant valley, one of the most charming retreats in the world, formerly known as "Verdant Val? ," toil now more generally recogni/.el a-< Kurton Spring Koinga portion of l.iiieointon, it partakes of all those charms belonging to the former place, with the great addition of one of the finest mineral springs in the United States. This water is a sure ape eilic fir many of the ills which fUsli is heir to:" its prominent qunlities being chilybeate ? sulphur. magnesia, an I other minerals in smaller proportion. It is light, soft, and digestible: in taste somewhat resembling rain water: and after taking the largeat draughts of it. there is no uncomfortable feeling in consequence, as is often experienced in drinking other mineral water. It lias received the highest endorsement from some of the most skiiled physicians of N trill t'arolina, who have certified, without solicitation, that it is an antidote for dyspepsia, liver disorders, impure Mood, and all those diseases arising therefrom. It has been most especially beneficial to dyspeptics ? an I among tlicm are the aged, decrepit business men, many of whom spend their summers at Lincoln ton, so as it get the water fresh from the spring, and in the winter season it is shipped to their homes, where tin* e Toots are the same, as it can be sent any distance, and, if properly corked, can he preserved pure any length of time, retaining still that eilervesoeiit quality which rivals the most sparkling champagne. Some of the most prominent citizens of fid unibia, after using ISnlliilo I.ythiu and other noted water in the I * it it e I States, found upon a fair trial, that the llitrton Soring water was the proper antidote for tlieia, producing in a complication of diseases a sure and positive cure These patients have never visited the spring, hut had the water sent to I hem. evinc in* most clearly it was tho water alone that possessed tlie virtue of a cure. In oilier instances there are relaxation from litis in ess, change of scene ami climate, association witii agreeable company. together wiili the ..cool nieans ros .rte i t ? a' \y at-ring i laces, to give j ViMiri- to guests, w'.ieli are adieu t> whatever virtue there i- in the water itself to bring ahont goo I results. The spring is now owns ] hy Ma), ii. \Y. Ibirton. an! with that genet sity so characteristic of a Line >!tiite ho It is Icon a 1 >wing all to c .me and partake freely an 1 gr itnit o.isly of tliis healing fountain of pure heallb-giving water. With l.ineolnton s railrouT faeilitiis this spring is made quite aeeessihle from ail points. From what 1 know personally of this water, an 1 after reading liundrc Is of certificates verifying as to the marvelous cures it has ma le, in their various an I respc*:i>'c instances. 1 felt constrained to impart my kn v.vle Ige to suH'eiing humanity, h 'ping it may be the means of bringing light out of cliios, an l Fife out of leat It. While a guest at llurton Spring I witnessed a very .singular phen uuen m and nr that pit//.led the brains of many icuiitic men. and in which all failed to give a -atisfict >y explanation. It was tiie picture on the wall." In iiu sunn east corner ot M?|. IStirt ti" ~ resilience is an antiipiaie-l In tie room, ami while the remaimlcr of the house w is renovate.1. (liis one little nook rcmaincl the same. as it cottlaincil the picture on the wall." In the east wimlnw there hangs an oi l time shtrier of s<?I; ! plank, in which there is a small aperture, cause.! by the'loony <>fa lightwoo I kmo : into this small opening t lie rays of light penetrate, anl livergitig from tin; lop an 1 bottom of I li < 1 i tl'*r en I nb jeets. cross eao i other in passing thriugh this aperture, while upon the opposite wall is cast one r.f the most beautiful inverte 1 pictures I ever saw. representing with great beauty an l ilisiinetness whatever is in front of the aperture ; all the objects having their proper relations of light nit I sha1 low. an I their respective colors. 1 tie ri ?e hushes only a tew feet ?1 ist int assume the tnagnitu le of trees, an I their hi . .ins with all their ir/e itis e .1 ii*s are vivi'lly hef-na! \"tt in this w n-b-rful picture, vart.'l Willi nature's moving panorama of state v horses.gr.il- I'ul fowls, an i nb -ve tliein i- portray el the blue ilmne of heaven with the .hippie.I elmi'ls, presenting in all a picture as magnificent, gran I anl beautiful as the most ex'piisiie oil painting With the attractions of beautiful lan-Neapc, life giving water, scenery w thin an l scenery null mill mi, II.I Mirrnllll l<: I Willi :i unfile linsPit:11 iI V. ill! Vnll wnli lcr t h it I left I>11 l"toil Spring i>vi?rl!ci\viri^ wit!i en"liu-*i mil, title 1 with ipprccinl i hi. mi I r io >ini/.ni j 11<cm is ntinro's uifts iVntn "tin: tire's (in I. K. an ansivrii \\ is i mi, i' m my .m liring ih :i < i?e of Isi liir-v nr I;vim* ?" nj mil iliii I", lee lilt: I >j 11 it-* will ri I nji.'i' lily eire.' We siv tlii y cm ii.it, n-* ill m-ui Is nf rises nlrenly per mi iiv m!y cure I in I w ii-> ire 1 111 v rccomiiii*ii liii^r I'.K trie In 11 err - will pr.ive. ('rights' I'nwif". ih'IK r inv nriliftr. i- >1111 !mil .j111 kIy oiiri-1. Titoy i uri I v tin* l?I > I. ri-.'ii iii* ill'* > uvuU. uiil iot 'lircrily on tin- i|i?o.|?|. | j 11-1 -. Kvrr> !? ! I It* jjiih runt i-c-l. I nr ? '? u ' i bottle by I. W. I'osoy \ l?ro. \ oliil'l I -sinjr in i'* itolieiitrs worms. An irmy >f iIii-iii arc it w >r't i- itin^ the vitals a\v?y, t tiii- I "so , f Sii 11 nor s lirlian Vorniifujgo will li-ilr-t I*11*111 :iti I - ivc its JiiV. c > << i. w i.iiisl is A' i : i. N \\ i'\ i i iii:ii i it .n siitui Hto l in glycol iit * mi l iiili'"<iuo- I inf tininti's tdioys tlio o-nijfostj >n at "-i OHITUAUY ASA t'KAKL. lilile daughter of Ja [it-V at.d Francis K. Gihhs. two years four mm.tl.n nnd fourteen ilajs oM. died of I'm rid sure throat September l-tli. I SKA. A gloom is ii or ilio household A shadow dark and jiratv For doatli lias em*se<I I ho threshold And horno a tlowoi away. ii :i i < 1111 i i in* IIi\u i liMoiir In beauty pure :iii*I rare. It lill?.* I lli?' Imino with gladness. It-* iiivsi'iiw wu-i xii lair. S<i mourn lint heavy liearleil. Nm* i|iiesiiini (iml'i high will. The Master dnetli all things right Though e'en we think tliein ill. Ami in eaeli chastened spirit. 11, liod. *1*i I linn lie nigh. Ami whisper rather. Mother, Thy flower blooms on 11i*xli. 1?Y A FltlKXD. Mrs. Milly K. Littlcjolin, wife of \V. T. Littlejohn. ilie<l nt tiie home of her husband, near .lonosville, S. I lie 'Jtili Augu t, 1885, aged 5(1 years f> mouths ami Uti days. Two much cannot he said in praise of this good woman, for it was really a great pleasure to know her. She had been a member of the llaptist church f< r years, and duiiug all that time she enjnyed and in an i tested every day the religion she professed. She was a devoted wife, a kinl ami loving mother and a generous charitable neighbor, giving oll'ence t?? none. Iler last illness was of short duration, and while she suffered much, not a murmur or word of complaint escaped her lips. For several hours before her death she was conscious that the end was near, hut (his did not excite her, for she could exclaim know that my redeemer livelh." 8he leaves a husband and four children ?two sons ami two daughters? besides many other relatives and IViends to mourn their irreparable loss. Well has her husband ex claimed since her death that luring nty wife's life lime my liome was nil sunshine, but n~w it is nil darkness." Not long before she died she called her husband (o her bedside. lo<>k him by (lie hand and requested him to meet her in heaven, then caliing her oldest daughter, Miss hula, told her she must take the place of mother in the household a Hairs, showing how calm and considerate she was in the dying hour. Then, confiding in a Saviour's love, she sweetly breathed her last. In the family burying ground near her home, on tlie same evening of Iter death, as the sun sank behind the western lulls, her remains were deposited in the narrow tomb, there to remain until the judgment day, when slio will take part iiithctir-o resurrection. II. Col Ion II nrhel. IMiiv. li'tolicr |. I'hi little eotton roini tin in. and |o il l - IIhang. ||. Sales |u| hales. I.IIW middling K',f<u s -liiifly low middling s i #,.i s.stl; good middling s 1, v'.ia. lull Mini. S-pi.-iidier Market steady, lauv middling s:,; middling good middling ... t 'II \ 1*1 I - |oS', Se|.|,nil?i While t lie rot ton market wa- i|iii- I to-day (lie i >n u.is steady Iliroiigliout, and li< ?i *1 :i 111 * l Milium*' ;i;nr?,,i ' r ;iii I'll" |U"l.i!i -II- i.r I lie i*t<ml" r Market stonily. Snli-? r,T I I .ali I' |<l.4 in I. I" 1-1 A; Orleans, in S-lfi; new cotton oMereil ill iiiuler <|iinl:ilinii?. I.ivi 111 I.. >i |iti,ni,n,r Niiuli I'olton firm, wi tli a lair ileiiiauil; ii|il.m<l-, _.l : Orleans, !Mfnl; nates In.noil liale>. BUSINESS LOCALS. Fresh so'liv an I tirahatn crackers at Lai'Iif.SB I ti. VllI'Mi's. i For goo<l ami pure French canJici go lo I.At IIKXS (I . YlU Ntt's. * Another lot of tlm e fine Legal ' hams just ; rcccivcil by I.At iii:n8 (5. Yoi'Mi. j : ' * ~~ i I ? in n i i .I.i * *?*? ova , The people come in crowds to see The llaiulsonie Stock ol II. & (J. The Is are I'heap, you must believe, I When every t r.vnship gives the praise. | Cotton is low, the farmers' cry, W ho will our W inter stock supply, At cheapest rates ami honest goo'ls? j We cannot buy: no, not at all, Fnlen we buy from Koiir.itsox & (Jiumiiai.i.. ! ? W'c have on harul A I.dI of Now <?ootl-., jusi from Market KOItF.KSON & C.HIMH.\ 1,1,. Edisto Acid ! Edisto Acid ! IliiliKltSoN .S: (i KIM It ALL. ' tin to J. C. HUNTER & CO'S l\,r bar gains in any anil every line. They nil1 sell villi GOOD GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. ! N ! N E W ! W | S T () R E: j i lew Mail: lew Goods! Next Door to I'ostoflico. I w iii! I !mI'linn ilu* citi/iMH nl' I riiori eniinJjr i !ii i I -iin linw- r> ? ? i\ iii'ui'l npi'iiing :i full line of Heavy an<l Fancy Groceries. Confectioneries, J Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, TOBACCO AND CIGARS. All of wliicli I will sell at THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. ... My in tlo is?, <%h;icvk vnlt-s mil short profits." MR. W. H. POOL, An ii > <1 I'niirii'diis gentleman, ii "till | ine. Iilrt will liiUr great | lorisiirc ill waiting on : I IiioO ivll'i tll'lV | i nil lis. Ml n,?i 'lelivi rr I w tlun tlie ror| < rate limits i ni.ii 01 (iiak(;k, i ill on us in r<?v* | if 11 . - 11 i-i-i-wim r<*. II la. I * I II ICSII \. i " ' iii,

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