The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, January 15, 1886, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextIhc Cold Throughout the State. Trlfjf'tfht / ? S> Ilmt Court*:'. (ictKNvim.k, .tntitiiiry 11. ?The m rcuiy \vn again at f<? tie 11\\ zero this morning at 7 o'clock, and one thermometer hi the suburbs to the mountain w ard touched below. 'J'ho temperature this morning range I several degrs?? 1 voider than yesterday. A report reached here that three HOgt'oOS, a i woman aud her two children, tro/e to death j ' near Helton I:t>t night. the woman, it is said. ' was helplessly ill in an opeu leg house, the children too young to provide fur' A uitrviii.c, .lauudty 11.???** and' Allrvd l.og.in, a negro, w* wood. W lieu lit cam ... .v iins morning family dial ho - -'J , I I.- I.I mil to get some as he sajd -1" ' . . tl. i.;H .. hack he retnarae 1 to his |?r?liy ni':ir Iro/.ni, uti l #nnt ,is lie Jell out ni his eiittir tlii I was feric , l 1j), lUltlUlO. January l!. ? Anderson has c-y,ici'<l the eol i?--i we ll In r siueu Friday .t lias over boon ktinvmi in this section. Sunnily night tlit* thoimoiiiotoi registered below /.ore. .vlomlay is clear an I intensely cold llvcrything is Irn/oti uj> entirely. i hiekens were Iniiii l t'rj/eii on ilie roo*t. I* ;* thought J thtU the smalt grain t- sab . however, as it has a thick Covering !' mi ivy ! juoteol it I'roiii the j tl 007.0. Si-* 111 on. i: .. .i.i .1 at v tl. ii'i- i* loo j c ?Most vveiilior recorded lorn y ar?. . I est el thernionioter trout liie -.:nii department registered 1 lii iow /.ei'o ? o fun lay i.i >rniri-; ami bol*iw it s morning. Vo-.ierdiy tin* ii>:ix.iiiin was I' above, to day l'J . Srvi it it. .I.inu.iry II. l'he thermometer, ex posed in the open air yc-Uvrd vv hi >rntug, registered ' above /.on. I Ins morning ai < o'clock it stood at i> , but fill to - by * o.eioek. Oaki.am'. .1 annul} 11. ? Saturday and Sunday vvero intotiseiy e-d l. and tins tii->rning the inoretiry stood s a' S o eluek It is teared that all oats ; lantod in lieeetnber are killed. Masmm;, .laiinny I! The thermometer this morning was '.:l tieluvv the froe/.mg point and it is sin! vv ry e ii !. t lit 4 \ .. i oil .1.4ii:i ii v II I 11 ivoof her is villi llll i-liM'ly ? ! ! lu'l'i:, t !?. Iiaviir/ >*.'? II n s?liplil clt tiipi- in tin; i -inpcr.ituru during tin* I it?i !" . r I y -right hiii!''. I.vcrylli.iig iiroiitrl 11 Iri)/.in. I'lmci i- ainn.-t cniiivly sit*|iciiilt 1. I *lt l*l'. it i v. Iiniiary II. i >:i Friday \vc had a mihw an i ill urn I Ii m Ii! r.vti i regular Mi//.ir>l c?' i' Mir lit: ii mm r hi ili?.'sliii'N' iIn- 111?.*risi<11ii *I. r I at i* In-! nv /cm. Ku.1.1 m iiim? i . Jaii i uy II. ?Tlit: I lit* r hi iiiicicr .i' tli' I'lwi'-i in tin-1 |>5:icc WW s no'Vi /ci'.i hi i i li> u?r y "-t'T-l iy iii .i ii iij Si mii.i:. .Iiiiu.'ii \ i" ?I lie \ve:illn.r hi- lu.cn i'vni i'vcici' i 'lay i!i.i:i ?uyi-let lay. livcryiliinpi !i : 0'-inI i'1' iy Mi'. 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'I'll I i -ii'iii 11 ii'.1 !' !i- i I' 11 I - in I i: i .i v lie :r ' n. . i i i\< - ni-J i :i .iii in ie 1.1 i'n .nil it ."*' line! mirii ; . iy c 11 i'm ; r \\ .iy !; ii ii u i'n !i I ii: ? I lie r t I i- i i i ji i I :.v < i I- i'i !" i" i. . V . ii I \ i, ? .: . M ive \. i i..i ,;j | Mm. 11 \ . in r i ! W -'i.. i elii . i - ' i? i\ a l\ .i. I: i: n M1 " . ...I .i].I i ' . M ill i I \ 'ii.r I1. tTr i n ' . v . - -. V! j 11 i i* > i? J.i i. ; I'I ?he ('('lechlijallium "4 * WOkES. KUito" I' I'lUUAi'. ? ' * J ? .ANl'AKV 1"?, 1HW1. I bt/BSCP* 00 PEK ANNUFi. ?. w-r, AUVKKTIS1NU. Om> ?|<iar>' <?r ??u?* lltcli. r*I 111 rritui,, i l.icli m iu.x'rtiifH, . ? I l.ili. ral Ii-m .miiiI i > i l? ! iii-h I' i"i i.i.l Ktln rs a'lvor | lor -ix iii-iiiil. < >>r I... IM > i" Ul.ltuary >"ti ! i.n'n - ?r i. -v <1 free. .i>.i i. i. i.ii- , !?:jj.il ai A'ticrilii.. iu?,nl>. I \t| . ?.- i-.ii1 Hi.- . |.u >ii?lin| nl tin- r.Hi ! | I i.v The Cotton Mark-.I. I No *i?le?i lnro I.'.'mi in \ I * iii?? p 1st week iu i tin* market. and ? ? ?:i!y 'pi ?le the following nominal pricca: Mains, 71: low middling. ; 7; middling. sli., t"j go...i in Idling. M. >ii..\v! *tf?v ! old 1 cold! cnMi . | tiaj- M.'l tin liitllil.il 'l.J." llllll lllPIr Mill lie I 1 ntn-l i! " v. i<I.: In I- I ntlg before tnaliv I: . Milks I !' b\ . We arc ii-'juestn l lo announce that I ; llev. J. P. hi utninoti, of \*lict111 X. will i p.. icli in ilie Prerbylct tan chinch next Sunday I'll}1Mcians i'cc .:11111 .3 - iii tu?r Indian Vermifuge in iheir priietiee as a toipi rior article for dentrojiug and expelling w irnir. 'inly -3 cent* a bottle. * We arc plea"!-1 i.. In- .| ilnit another one i of those v.-1 y enti i tain in:: ' > o< so' - will lie given wooii by ilie W \\ . ' . T. i . > ! this place lor the : benefit ol tin Hand of Hope. i i Bt-fs.- "n Wed lies.lay W r. Sharkey commenced repairing the store occupied by Mr. I>e\v- | ley, brf' ie tiie hie. and exjeet.s to liavo it , I reaiy for Mr Pitwl-.y to tn lu? flock into I by till- lilt.I lie of III*.'.! week. ( ? JtttV* Not vitlntUndiili.c heavy rain that tv.1% III i i? i > .1(1 1 I lie V JUiyVQ US 1)11 S-it. I iv tin* >i I. we havu iiul I if.Mil of any ' hr heint wushe 1 a way in t nioii, nor aiy great i ti.11loiio lo land. in .* |>:irlanbury, fircenvillo aril Aii-lor; teh damage lo bridgM Hil l Ian 1 11 I -. or el ."i li >o! <'n!nniis?i -n i Hi v. . M. I'.Hirer Iris moved into An Icm n Drawn -? li o?t~t?. arid I'tMii'jici to accommodate In Hoard i-M wn'i ino Lest eating tin* boi'i'jii can afford. A? wo i.tio-'-. Jiiiu l Ko?iir : fond of goo 1 cat- I iiih ati'l tlio la liei nl'hii I iiully hnov. how to ; get up :j 1 thinci, *vc tli<n? it w?nl 1 he a good i <: to hoar 1 an 1 got l it a Accidout to Mr. J T- Hill I a -1 >at iir-hiy II I'lr*I lioi ii. w .10 >.i r. .1. I . 11 i' I, >i v ? n hi- ii.i\ hiiiin In fill "ii tin- -li|i|n-ri iii an ! hinhi hi- lift arm . 5 *\ tin* wit-r. '! i-? i- i -a ! i i-lont Nil. !! ' v!i" i- . :i ii^'ihI . Tirji'iiian, hiii we It -h" will . i ill i again with lii-i arm sound and wi ll. Burnt to Death iin Iumi Thursday mar " nii'i*. while her i iii' w a- ai -eiil, i litik* <.* ?! 0 i girl named Maiy J'ifinii* aged aboil live veal-. wa< hurnl j ( to di-uli I lie cire u uni atices m.io si follows: 11 r eh.die* caught on lire a! 11. lire tdaee of ill'l" hoiilO, wililu II'J Otic V |III (il l run- |? ttiii? ?nt > a 0'iil<i!i patch iii t: mi >ii tin' ii<iu i she tell mil \i in. u louti-l her < '; .thcs were tr.i.ut nil her . l'ctmtv ' or-.nor it ??n*\ miui , ! i muitc-l unny 'a ;i'i i GU'lcr* I a v r>ti> i m ar t I i-'jplmu:1' v.uli ' ho ihovosla!cI fi i- I ins is 11 in 111 -!- ? rnit> r I ' iMn*li'?< in i iivi - uli.i le iv* I - 1 i their in!.ml chit iron t > l:i.?o : i:-C "I I h 'nisei v es iioar a lit? . i Mesicb. Fant. Mi Kissick A Co. !c i\ i 1 a tiy roforrin ') i.i : . i* . so- ! 0 , i ; i,'ii ." : ( nienu'iMti-: _* -?!.:: r i:i or?.-!i:?t?f u. li m ikro on their feci a^-iiu in t l 'a I;.' ij <i rtc "heir : Minors with theii n-iil oo ir'cy mi l lii i ra'.ity, in the Sore right < j pu-:i ; the 't I Wr ntiijw iio young lion in.no ile ! sorting tin nti'li'ticp mi l paiiMiii.'o of the | pe ij..o ! h.ut I I'll. MoKis-i.-' ail I ii is gratifying i cat" that they !i ?ve v hi In ta lv a utiil'->rin course >;' stri'tly It iiinrahic -.Scaling. , gentlem mly con ln<M mm I Mtpctior lui?iiicsr ia?:t. He have a very eviluM opinion of rich iiipii.'.'. i "ft Iio firm an i i liink ivc rmiioi |o<> highly coinnifii'l them to tin- citi/i*ns of I nion. o Kmc in tl?-: Country. Jus; lie fore putt.tip; our paper to press ye? trr.l-iy afioriiOou, the ' i 1 nenrs eras In light to its tl.: I nli. itt l<> o'clock in lite morning tin- ; livclling <>f Mr .loltti It. Sinitlt three n.ilcs from town, ivuii ii* contents, it is totally 'lc??r iye I l>y tire. We sincerely sympathi/. r?it 1? Mr. SiniiIi in hi* s,.\ere lo?.? I mil lll.ti- ? f..- .i r i. .1 .. xv.-re ?:ne l. All li?e ivitliiu/ nt'lln* i i:uiiy. vx Ct'|>f wliiit *v:l* oil tli.'i 'jieks in I l till" ol C 'li n win .|o?iriiyi' I I: n I tin* ihv i s i vm''I l?y ;? ili-Tf ' ! ir# oliimiiry Uni* A L 1 bersil Cmzeu in* ? *'' iVilnw i iii/fri. NIr. \V. 11. M.Neiri', lii*?.i > \ '.i I iiy <-x nni'li* to 111 >*-? i\ Iiom* j-ivj 01: v n iio I 1.. t'? 11 ?i?! c el >rf tlii'ir 11 i/'.ih i, .i' t'uc !i-.' tiiv. I >v juv-ninrui/ t'i ilii I '.iu 1 me;: il ivi 11 iiii any ex jn*iin"? 1 * In . m iv : *ic i .'i *?ii*?"o i ' ' i* : - in | i' .i i.; .i -?.*, 10 Olivine. ill ; *ii}.. .!. i ^.v in - A' > .. f v. ! I me: t U.in ii'.. n-si- 1'i . .jr.;! . .n Mr V. N.-1,.' v .*, lie > i V 1 ! y li.s lollm i iii. MH i tiiil ? 'li-jhi i . 1 : :'.i : rr mini i i m nv ;? irr :i : i . i . i' .11? ill >;i '? * i\ '. r.:,i. . Mull'101; M I" IV ..* ... , , IV i ' N ' i ' * I . H" .i , I. ' Uinn- I fi. in i . Atllllltll W licro I?' ' I; ! M 111.1 I III I - I I ' Jin. in>H'lii * . Mum.- "i"i I'- -" w '?c t ! .? | 1 \| - : V I. . . . n ... . i .) v ^ M i: . . .?r 1 \;.. - P. , i 1 . I n . I r ,n. N i . .. , i.. i .w i? i I *i 1 i V,. *l.i' !\i Mi'-'i' , ! r i ? I i i|i' . (In :' \ I I ' M l\ - \i: . V\ I'. ' :, i ii .' 4>.i i [ |,, | ii. 1 i' M t'ivr .iiji* j I'll in III'- In-'II I .' ' !? Ill I - r v* s.u- ? I,., :i !ii.:iil" i i in I * -i 'mil. 1.1 Mr I I." .1 II I'm I 'i tn* i \ i* I i. - I iiiii'* ;11 i.i I'" r i,, v.i . \.f- i, iii i .. t ,k*c,w"sp.ll * suppose i* is hardly necessary f?r us t'J our renders that we have It id mi l are "till ^ .Aviug luost intensely cold weilher, f >r tIicy ko?>w an I feel il as sensibly as we do : but is is our duly lo put it ?.n recoid, perhaps for fu lure refereucc. 'I lie weather I lie past ivccek has lietn unprcccnted, in this locality, the e ?! I liein^ more extreme and continuing longer than any el' our oldest citizen* can remember. Vliout In o clock l" rt lav m .:nin-? < KlCUCe I Shotting ail I | > I 4. ,;oiUll: tied until ii overt I i! gr.,umi tnn kii:!ic-> deep . sleet uti'l ruin thou set in in i li-uel -in li'i'ir or -> It (lien cloned uj? until *'? .ut o'clock, when the snow commence I tilling again, with u strong wind t'min the Notih-nvo. Aliutil "lurk the snow ceased un.t the ilietiu cter went down to about li*? . i by tin' next morning it had :en>:he<l io lij' with u tenable gule blowing, which listed ail day. the i i niohicler still sinking. Sunday it was 30 IVnfully cold that all places "f wotsl.ip were descrle<l and tsic largest tires f.iilc I to hoop w.iriu any one sitting six feet fro in them. t.'n Monday it was still colder, the therm ...icter in sheltered positions going down to l ro. and heio exposed sinking t j 'J.' helnw thit. litis was the col lest day, and it lis* iii derated but little since, tlie mercury not rising at any tin.e higher than I V . All business has been nt a stand-,'id during the week. Nearly every tli ng is fimson. W itii the extreme cold an I the slippery cm I ol the r-'U s; ami stiecis, t> ivclling is n- a: y im possible, livelyb.idy is almost colon- le i to stay at home ami iiugthujirc -their tiieex burning an i iheir backs frccxiug Inning all this i xtieiau weather we havo not heard nl any siif- j iVring, except the wool piles an t coal heaps . Ihey have shrivelled up badly, in this i-.wn, anyhow. Our oldest eiti/eus tell us they have seen the - i - - 1 uvi iiiviiivivi ??-3 ??u u-n hvvjii "iiiy nine tins week, but they have never known melt cold weather continue so long. The face < f a friend from the country will ho a rate and pleasant sight when tins spell of weather ' is broken up. e IIo Saved tho Train The freight train trout t oliunhia, which haw been detained twenty four hours, after the de letitioti < t lite passenger train la-t Saturday. same up :-utiday inriit. and made a narrow escape tiotn heiug wrecked. Mr. \V l?. Humphries, who lives ..hut: six luiies from town, v an returning hnun- a hurt lime hclore dark, and in crossing the i n.toad near his place discovered a broken rail lying partly on the track to such a position as e. mil i he certain to throw the train from the track, in passing. Appreciating the danger and know ing that the freight train was expected op that night. Mr. Humphries r?de rapidly hack la v, n tn I itiftritird the railroad ollicials of the inn ^er It wit- intensely cold, hut tieitliei Mr. Humphries or Section Master Willarti thought , jf flinching from the straight path cf duty in inch an emergency. As i|itiei;as hands could be gathered ; g'thct j ?-. UTlbtr I all hough the point of danger was | ii-vond his section. rapidly rode to the spot on i ttvj i, 11 v 11. i i ii'iiSikr'i* I I In* ItiTilicii mi! uiili n o'lti'i otic. ami a few minute* attei '-v .r i l!.e ' freight tr-t.ii* t asseil over it safely. Hill fur the prompt an-l coiishlerate aeli is f . Mr. Humphries. with tlie <piick t?sp .n^c t > tlu call ">f "lander 1 ?v Mr. WiUniM. theto i m> t 1 i in,? the tearful I > i : lite ami |?r?-|?crty taut wnlll i have heeu cause t by thai hr>>kctt . ill. i lie i Viiij any shuiil i show Ihtir appreciation nf Nit*. 111111 | 11:*:c* noble act hv Hemline him a free pass on the row I for lite ami sliou i eertai.ily a war. I Mr. Wi'laiM - into token ! it- iv-ij cct for hi.s prompt an i an-elti-h a ti.u. : ? site life :.mi property untlcr ir? care. l ire at Ri>aitr.ubarg thit* >i>nrtanbury eaire?} nt.ie-.! civ.'* i., i),.. toll > win x tier hi ill i the fire thi. or t.avi in 11.ill city !a-t Satur l iy tiiomim/: Ahuiit t o'clock rhii.tpl iv morning, the tire hell it thie place rang cut, eiilin^ t'u* *i; I ami a--!?tance from our hrcincti nil ci;i/.**in ^'ii* orally. I'he nij?hl living very cal l at; i the ormiiul cnvvrc'l witii siuiv lew re ~|>.?ti li* I to the -tinuiioiis with lit'.*! rail, hut ai. a.I titi.ui .[ i"ii|o hroiioht a cr ivvil tii tin- acetic i I the e >?i!iaytatioti. I (niii arriving upon tie* er.nithl we tniiu l the wlmlc sipi ire illutriiir.te l ;a ! tiie ilwellinr house of I?r. . hoc. w Inch st >o | about *_' "> ytir N from the t'ity Hall, ma pel in : sheet of tlatiies. Ihesteiiner wis a* h* r p ?-l as s-.eti as a t. ree -utlicietit to u nnaoe her nr i ivi-il. Mini ln'oan l > tliiiw a Mriiiii ufwater in :t*'ml liiktu minute**-, Ini t the llatnis Iia*l alo line! ?ueli Ilea-1 way tint it emll <!o naiiiin; lint keej? tiio tire trow s|u*e:oliti:'. Tlie ni^lit liein^ intensely coll Use w-.tcr in the valves fro/e. mil tin- lire in t!i<; engine li:iI>!y vii I mir colon* 1 tin-men iiuik. Miss S n.| n, nuu ?;i* imardi :-o at tlit* I'l 's house. an 1 iwen| ii 1 mil* u{ tin* i*. ..ins on tin* sccninl ilimr. was tin* Iieivie-t ! - ii*. Ioimii^ li-.-t iter trunk mill i:< emitenl*. wiiich oitisi-tc-l ol'elotliinjr. .Ii**n!iy an I souk tiling uvr 11iii in niHi.oy. The Imase ?ra v >rtli : i . ' mi an t was tulit e o.i;o>l hy iu?;u anci*. I lic i n rinm.icti*i* m li.n *i, i. i I .?? ,.(J i!! .11\. " auw ? ? " * M i f! i* t in* ' >v ' on tilt* /; .,f ' !' ,1a iiioi \ ! i. : * W I I *1* I \ I , I I II I I ' . If I l! . , N | .1 \ ,. .*., an' allii r --k "> tiii* I .;, * 11.. * u "! V-'-i iu?t. I aa-tii i-i.*t. !' *' i* nii.i Hi*. < V, . t i i i. i, I'1 * ' !' M'-- i ?' , || .lallyI'tor ' " ' * . ii . ,y : i .ii-1 i v:ii ' ' ' t!.i * * i*i* . , ; |i,, ;*? ! ' ''lot .lie . : i.- a, . ;i i-. !. . >f, . i''1 ' li? ' , i i r***i*i* i .t t.i oi .. hi ' ! * olr, i*a . 11 i.;,. inn . lu*i t.o'.w . . I"' " ' i 'i a, c- : .*!' i t I. It.il . '*' : 1 H' *1; ! 'a 1*1.11 III* |>l\l\ ' . tll'l V I * -'i..li .*1 I i . :ii . ; i i i ' *ii. Iiy ,. , iii . i. I! tl l . 1 il 11 i ' v . ui iin . ' 11 i. - ' ii X* p)\ v. i(l i ! . . - i : . 111 11" iii - i In.1(11 11- i I ' i*l ' !,l'* In- ! i - ii" niifurv \ iii.it*!--. i. . :i- * i ii***i. ii*- wil" * In:-- ill.* t kill I" 1 .1- ..In- *111 I.I IInil-. :i* t.*w lin i : I.*1 in- :i ivy *ni 1 I. I.,, il I'..* , , * I.- i i'.i I ;*? ? ti-lii-1 : Ii-'iin.*, A !.i 11- II * !, II .- -| i... i* . M*n| |* i" Ii. , iii I .- >i i -ii -i 11 |.(-li.|i. , i '' . : : .I -I |- i Itii t i *i In M.iii-. .i. i? r ll:i| j - . i* I * I* I.I *i*',i-ii!i.i .. Ii.: I" I , I. !l \| I i * VI I . x ! I \ .. m i. . ' -M*i*'? I*-!.' ; llio Work of tho Legislature Mu Si< k. -t -l.-Ki week I turnis'iv ' you tCtiln liV thai I tie ! ? -1 jjein III a?-- etllblv l?f S ".tli < :u .liirx lit 1 rojeeio'l nnl <lei,iseil ft clear tnan l.iie ot' the > >vei'cij:ii people ol the . ^t iie. \| Itcitly ctnho'iic I ii> tlr.it solemn covenant the constitution?which fU'iy member f tin: nsMMiihly In I sworn by the oracles of ih" living <lo'l. to protect nn l ?icbnl -:tn<l thereby the t >x pavers were lein urle i to arbitrary . rule, uii I tuxntion w 1;ii -:11 represent it ion. ! will now present t? y nt my opinion that thai saute jjeitoru! assembly pprupriatel an<! ' oriere I t i be lishino.r I truoi it"- *e- . ~ - ...... ? ?.- .Mill V I ItU>* my, !n uey collcctid iruia I lie | topic hy ti i Mi It I lie authority ol i!i<: same constitution which ?vtui.iins no Midi nutliority. I mean (in- jir ij.ri itioii to defray the expense* of 'lit I diversity of tState with its brunches, ilic ilii'li l at ('Irirlcst hi. an I tlie C.niliu ill i . i trangf burg. Mr opinion is ilia; tin- o:i\s li'iiiored nn*l I n i in i y t lir? c >Iion ini> I <Uil!a:a out ? used h-i a credit I the State ? lip .01 v. ii the L'nivendty system \.is establish!'1, mil the interest on [ tvlii. !i is a In jit factor in its operation, is a plain violation of that anion Incut to the const it til ion. sun 11' sic ' anil r it i;i I by loth polni c.l parties in ilic State, wlucii ordains that 110 money shui! lie raise I > tin- nelit of the ! State, without suhtnilti :g liie picsliou of such ! loan to the dccisi ui of toe people themselves, I : mi'l the sanction of their :. tu tnalivc .lecision, except money to defray thei rdinary expenses i of State government ! Th s submission to the i I deci-i in of the people was never in i le. I \guiti, a way of construction f the constituI lion, so willful and so much iti verification of 1 the oi l saying, ' where there is a will there is j a way. that it mi^ht surprise mid shock, both I coiniiion sense and coiuui u honesty hut for the I fact, thai it was inaugurated, and ii supported hy the same party which si ingenuously and so Martliugiy abdicated their duly l.y rejecting j the hill to take the census in lvv",. This astounding construction behind which the party j have entrenched themselves, is ??t the word I "free. ' which is used in the constitution, in j tins connection, as follows: ".Mi the public schools, colleges anl universities ut this State, supported in whole or in part, hy the pub.ic funds . !..v! tic free an I ..pen to ill children and , you'ln of ilie Si ite, wiiliout reg-ml to rare or J ' color." I low is it pn.isiti'.c tut! th-xt construe- | | ti>>ii can have relation lo anything except race j ! or col it*, in ill e use of I lie xvcr?i free. | If liii- I iiivcrsity In 1 in a^r.cul tunil base. ' j :iti I its o.her features?literary at: I scientific? J j xvrre 1 iie.<l<-iiiill merely, an i if there was any j | liiiite?l Mates ^ overntmiit tan >1 scrip, or i\itiJ.i j lerixc'l troin tlie sale thereof, then, i> the ex-j tent t siteli provision. m i us privileges ami i itu in uiiitit. there might l>v plausibility ill such Co lis' i net ion. A large aiii 'imi > : L i.itel States t I ml >cri| ' xvn s (oil at the <lis|>usal of j tin* iuiiii- ns nt' (lie I iiilc i Male-, government ! x, ho itiou ha t our t rnsiia'e - ate nn ier their feet, an i xxIt i i! t'vl it i i tvirx loilar ol money ! ami convertihle ercxlii, xxl.ieh they appropriate*! i anH c:nbv//.ic'l. an I thus xvent ilie himl scrip ami its j mec Is. Wheie. then, is the authority j or the ntil ijtatii ii. in the < oti-1 itut ieii or else- j xv i. i re in our general WcuiMy t i make npprcpriatiou s. tor !;ic faith a in tl.t s'o-callt.l L'niVCI'sit X " 'Micro is .1:.oilier |?rovi-ii'i? in ilii* ciinstitu- ' (ioli. wiii.'li mys there >1; i!l l>o no privilegcl | elm-.- union:? our Here the ilistiu- j t?u;.-he Uo to c iiifouioi mi I i >r iho.i'i - ?. at. I iniijri. 11:11 ion oi i.ii-i il'io 1 _ !. i i !i _ viiornl a.->? j setnbly, by his jmu 1 million ami the sublime | : tint- it . I loiioh.s of '. is niim.M >u| cI'll 11111:111 ' ' jiov.civ*. 1* 1 i'?i "i stoub'o -1 !: - v-o\ v.hkh ho ! :oi;l'i : o\ 'r 1 :oo. Mil ). - i - M 'i i l:ii I nil ion j . fl . 1 "roe 1 ; nli. mi 1 1!. ' invi lions i ".ic:i n? e* the rich mi I bj re- j I-..IO' i ^ 1 In.- ri;?4 1 i ?riiif:ui r jti . II 10.1 :i i every iii ioiii of the | I ;r.v,'i 1 \ 1:. 1 t li-ii 11 on;-hc'l (linlrce over I every !i><ii it 1 "f : i v oihe: ; 1.-111 111 >ti in the j S ilo - 1 li-Miiotioii ion nit I in ii'| eliteI re- 1 iler.iii n. s*y i!o- ram i! 1 > n>tiituioii? jus- | Iitie.iti"ii fir >vni eii was (iieieitii U r claim for it. j 1 he !..?trii.e. t'oii- ? lo'.i'jj fr m the 1 ibby, j \v o< 1 :.ken Hi a few ?:..y ? ntiei. ainl e'>i<lorseil ! bv 1'.e v : :i > lia ininiii < ! the .jr. liciury coin! millet* of i.ie !i>uv?. nil" <i.-chit r. il to he ' ehrv1 1:1 ttic eom-iiiiiiioii. aiol iinperaii* ^ ' 11 |ioit t!i 11011 -0. an I bucko i 1; wiib an am ,ii ivii.i'.i : ilu- , o r ii> loin- f?:u- Imnr l 0,j ?f ; wli.mi v...u. I !two i-> j-ncli ii;>;tii'i tp KU ?|lCir i roir.ijiru K* in noli i: on i. iliii fro# maiou :i|>I i?r??|.ri=?li :? u n :i : :?.l > vo i. Al|i, :ui?tll0r syiii|>aiIitM o v mil: . i-t.oir \^. ,|e. J clill'O'l. Ml ! .1 ! ;,;ll-lil!i\I C vl.it , , ,,j" j,j,. oclillJIS, I (Inn lie i'n'1. i i? ! i\e :l nieluncli ,1 v ! oxo-lin. An I l.ri". a* , I t iii won I tin* iiicl Iii-!iv'y i o m- lines ,.,0 ; in wye:-. : ... I 1' j j . ,lc, ,.i* il;c?o mi.lers ; ii|*i.ii tin! lu c,.?. i;, ; |',|(v i|.i|l:ii'? 'in.I :i inu.o. an I * s -vetiu-o.'i 'niu.lri'1 ili>i!:ir nvi r.sccr wort- iw-wl' j | , Lviiy -,>11*i1. 1 yniiiijJ 1 i 1 * 1 if. win wjil' | o. ii|, to iIn* fen st ilicn: >{ii'eiii| for i .inn, I* |.? imi i |.y ili< .i?;< \:o.iliiij{ liori'inn i ' kl"' e. I v* . I I I.ill" IXll.'ill I! < . :il till' i.i-t iSO-si"li of ' I lie i.v;^ is! ill mi. 'i. I i; .>1" i!i" - ? ppi <>in-1 .ii ii 1'iii, >r vriii roll l.'itillo-l l.ii. 11 * w :i'li l.i i ; . ! -i : i i- n i j ny .in a-i? mil . . , AjM'icilil Ui'i* ? Will" i i'. v I- - n i ! ill the il i there ivi.'i'.' ! 'ii s?;;rui:'i!in:il sti.'letiis m ii..- in 'i' ,tl I'ii. an.I I ii i* w.i < in) .In, .i, vi<!i : 1 1 I'lnpl'i yr-1. I ll.. || , I l(;l| U .- IHCTIlinllOil, bill, ,.f o -.;i i In i v..' :i I. y Inning 'ionv. Ins |?{*. <*'.i! i > 111 '. :1'. ii . lolly > 1 -11 iiri , -"i ' ,i. ! ? . i ill. i n >.iiivii o I I'll; fi! , i >' . ii- i i. o* o a|| |irifilo'l -1 iie ,!; ; i mi i ii ' . nil! :< iv..iii it. Jiiio |]|,. i, - 1 - " ' II ill I 1-0 I.HllSl . \ . i.-,i. I. r \ !"ii :i;' . oil.rl h li iy from 1,,? Ill I . 1 .' . "A II I* llC "MIS 'lllillf^ oil , . .it , i> y j : .My nas .v<?iv.| am .ii ., ? ii ]i m'.'I .i l' llio Ira.her took , |,ju s; i ... i . i . a i i i i 1, 'I s"o ii-ro liio v . -.1 r Ii. rr . : flio J.ij;'. I'lie i. j-. i oliii, i : ii V ><i in'i ioe iiini.' i * :i? 1 I.. ' i ; <. : .. - i.'t, ' . ci i |.,r i i . : i I 11 t:11-f11 ' c- ..I' i lie i i i \ ;i; until riiy. with |-'imi In- ' tin lit "i it *v is I lie s vgr 11 i i;';.- I c I'V . I ( ( v. . one i **! : ii i'. I r i i iki (iie - I . .. t..|l e ! i y .! Ill ' r . ill <" i |! !. licl I'V t ll* i I'S ! o, < .1 i i. *n / i II I f HI si.': in HI ii/n n|, r i ;ci' n IUM' I, I ii aiml Ii. i <* i?e ili u? IT . iri \ t > * -1-1 - i in ' . I i i : i i : iv r t | i ivil 1 . ?"! cla ? I r. -" i -.'-..iMve i'i'-i'v in-l Ifio J j;i ? iJ'I . . i|'!? I'i I v' :i:i I rue: : in r. l?U' . i II II III. r. I i 'M 11v r :ili I tlii' 're 11 leii:*l ii ill I l.i'i II ' . i I 1.1'- ' . ! ' ' I !l*' ill if.'e -fiei of itm - j uj-J;,..- I- i| ! | Fur t lit? Ti'iir I Soma Queries for tbo People to thiuk about Jusr.i-vii.ir, Jan. 12, H8G. i-ixrou I'sios Tim-: Those nt your readl crs who do not read the daily |upcrs of our | Stuie are not fully cogni/.ant of I lie widespread 'dissatisfaction existing among the Intelligent farmers and many others in cotne'|uencc of the ' way in whicli the tinances of the State are a.Ij ministered. It is eijually true tluii many who feel that something is wtotig. are not able to locate the specific trouble. T hat there is reform i needed in a great many departments will be ' denied on:y by those to whose personal iutcr . ests such reform would work delriineiit. That j our State s interests are economically and wisei ly managed is no; a proposition which follows ! necessarily from the fact that our leaders are j wise and honorable men, for the wisest and must honorable men, in the general accept aI tton of those terms, have, in all ages and j under every form of government, made tnis[ takes and created oppression, in cou-eipteuee ol | human weakness in general and because of class interest, which is liable to blind ii? votaries to tiio general good. This being true, it is not strange, us some might suppose, that our venerable representative, 15. II. Iticc. should have occasion and, it may be, even just cause, to make the sweeping charge against our law makers which we tin<t ii* your columns. Why did they refuse to order the taking of the census and make provision for it ? Because Charleston influence prevailed against it. Why was t harleston so much interested itt not having the census taken? Because Charles'.on would lose several representatives if the ccti-us were taken an t made the basis of reprcscutn lion. Dill why dues Charleston wish representation larger in proportion than any other County in tiie iState Is it becaasc she wishes toiulUuucc legislation in her own interest r.s against the other counties V Is it because she thinks that Charleston ought to swim if the rest sink, inconsequence? TUi-' may seem to some to be the logical conclusion, Tlio iulliicnce ol Charleston affects the intcrC'l of our tar me is, ami through them a ulfeuts us .all more than we are ikely to realize, unless we hear in miml the fact that ttic phosph itc wealth of the State lies in that coun'y, and phosphates make our crops, ami Charleston is iutcro.it ed in gettiug nil the money she can through the farmers ami others out of the phusphate resources, ami lier power to <lo this may lie ?1 iminishcl with a diminution of her representation in the two branches of the Cnuieial .Assembly . Then, why is it that UichlanJ ami Orangeburg ami Charleston favor the ?>oulh tlarolini College free tuition feature of mir educational policy ? Is it because they conspired to divide the spoils of the State University among tiiein V Did Charleston and Orangeburg say to Itichhiiid nml the itluinnioT the South Carolina College?"If you will give us the military department of the University, nml a branch of the University to give higher education to "our hrotlier in black," we will help you to place your dear old ahtvt m-ifrr on public charity, against the pressure of public interests." Hut perilapi it is wrong to suggest any such log rolling" among honorable men; and yet it :s sometimes done, and outsiders look on as though they did not kmnv that they were the logs being rolled. Well, so far as your humble servant is concerned. lie cau staml it if the rest can, but not without protest. Again, why is the cry raided "the farmers must organize." Is it true that all the aims of tiie pro-cat government are directed against silicic class 7 W hy liol include nil the coir ? 1IIOII people who pav taxe. 7 On the firmer ' 1 * * s prosperity depends the welfare of the 8' a,[ chants, and sou.c of the larger u> . 15 erclianla a: well. Indeed, there should be' , general orga nization miiiinxt th* iiiTfiit al ' '/<>. ?./ mir .>/.//. and tii.it for (' ... .. . e protect:.>11 ot al alike -except those wh' 1 i are n>i\> running u who appear to l>e oul* . .. ? ' too abic to iiitxc ear.' ol themselves, aad ?v' ,, .< i;,-,;. u tne.r ligitimate interests are to be respccte , i i..x r. v. iuwir n?g|,, c.nid',,1 tlie phosphate inlci cole of (|ie i!:cir own mi l the in tercsta of n|j C-!l!,AV!,i ?s ngain-i ilie j resent iadividu" ^ c,irj>.?r?iiotiftl. sucii >nal monopoly, ^ '' * slituld the tinners he rnpiired to pay l' e present high ptiees lor nrtiii/.eis. when they, in coininoti wnli nil other classes. own j the deposits whence tho<e fcrtili/.ers are taken. Is it hecnuso they are imposed upon by individ mil. corporate mi I sectional interests'.' ! What is it that keeps Chutlcslou up and ' cause:; Iter to grow rich in spite of her uiie-v| ainplod couiiiiercinl itilinrgy, if it is noi the ' phosphate eds. which belong to the rest ?d I the iMiite ns much as to her. hut which she litres under the present syst'-m of legislation, i lint enough f >r the pre.-eut. t-i nsi unit a. Tiif.pk Was t'.ii s:-. im: t'o.Mri.AixT?It does , no good to gruinbie a' a railroad syndicate. but \ it does seem that the running orders on the ! Spaitauburg and I'nn.u iioad deserve a few I words, hast S.tiurliy the tip train was on i time, and in rcaihing Sintnc, the place of i meeting the down train, it came to a Iritt and remained side tracked until aliuiit. s o'clock, i'he rule ol ihe toad i* that the down it i::i ha* i the right ol way and the tip train 1. not ai < vol j to niece until the down train arrives. Thee i watte I luiir or tive hours Sninriiay. I' ."Cents thill the ohl hull honr pli.n uoill I In* hettcr. It is piiity har>) uii passengers In keep them ;u a v.iiy stint iii live imiii-i when the meicury is going il ii- ti Ilk it <11-i lost S:ili|r I iy. We fthi' the ulnvo i'rotn tin: S. tr r-i, ami eii"l iisc every w ir-i it - iv . The only r.vntso we out frame t-,r 'lel iyiiiy ilit; up tr.iin bo i 11. is i!ie i"i?-t ih:ii there is ii > telegraph c ?t;iic< ting Alston w il ii S-iiiiiu', .111 I when the ilo-v.i train was iln iileil :n Spurt.inhitrg the news was telegraphe-l to I'ohimhin a n-I t h e c.iii-lneler mi the tip (rain wn or lero 1 to re iniiiii wt mi ii-' until i Ii o iJowii tr.iin j.-issr |. not ?iippusing the 'h'l.iy wont-1 h s> I :i g. Aft'-r leaving \l>*. ii there w is no ti l -graph e means of cot unseating with the train at Statue l>y which I lie l?r.-. order c ml I he change.). We, however, think there was an error commit I 1 ill mopping lliti Iriiii :;l Sntiliie. > it I v ninr IHlll-n Ir.nn Iiiti'. II ti lliClr.iin ln'i :i run u in hern it wmiM hnvt! l.rr'i i?nni<l tint it < .mi l i t-nrii purl:!nliti! f ?i'o ilu? Imvii triin ! I ItSll c I lilt eii y. -> J'llKIIN.s .Vli.M'l .-vl'.i. II:" lif-.l ill I lit* will 111 |.?r i iii--. Ill ill r?, S. l t?\ I . 'OP >:i!l iHit-111ii. 1'i-vvr Snn-.<, lrt|i-r. tii't||.\l II:iiii|<<, t'lilllil u.is. C'ti i. , iii'l 'ill !?iii l.i 'iji liuiis. ui'l |n>-il ivcly i'.iu" I'lU't. or nu j .y i ' |iiiri"l. I' i-< jfiiiti mio? I i i trivr jfilrri .nilinI icli 'ii r iiimicy re!'un'Ifil. I'nco ri-nt? jior ihiy.. I 'ir > nr liy -I. V*. I'ol>ri>. .Inly !y l. iin Iinii\I-K\ II I :. Alii.. > III. I. 1SH1. I/him: I mon'i'ivi- I have been reinliug your paper fm" some iii.ienml lliii.Uin^r perhaps vnii ui iii l like to Ileal" IVoin it little Alabama vjirl, I lake the liberty to write. 'hri-ima* liuli'litv> are mvr. u:i<l I hope spent pleasantly by all. Satit i * i ins pa'el our lioinu a tlyilijf \i-.;t nml led eyes brijrlit all I hearts throbbing with pleasure ami happiness at the many nice present- lie lei'l t-elliu-1. What :v hiv.-termite iu_ ! I I Santa t'lnus is. to chiMi-h minus. i hi ! leu* they lorn.; fur just me |iei'|i ai iiuu a> lie i|??-eeiii|s the ehiuiiiey, heavily heleu with pre-euts to jchebleu the hearts uf many little ho\s ami jr-rls i'iie charm i* broken when once it i- known there exists no mcli living only in imagination. l.a.-t ni^iit a- the cluck cliimeil the hour of twelve. 1 took its ilepnrture. ami we saw the 1,V H > VII r?iv |? U|"'ii KIV -? '?;-V "I UVJIHIII, VI 'MVIILM \vii!i tlie glories of it cloinllc--1:i rht, w iili zephyrs playing gently as the ki-s of a 1'iider mother 11 poll a sleeping child. The oil year departed ill d.ll'klic--. nii'l "lie I'ell as iI* lie dioiihl tread -nlliy sni<I -peak low while tiie ye ir passed awny lor ever. 'I lie "hi year i- dead. ami let us welcome the new : lei us give him a welcome that will -Iioiv Fat iter Time we have profited by experience, and that while > ? is buried <11 the chaos of year- it has given it* many less mis which will rc-ult i > our good. The pa-t year has brought many changes, Inn we hro'ithc a -igh for the pa-t ami give -iiules ot wc' oolite to the new, with hope springing buoyant on exultant wings, ami the future -hiiiiiitx br'.ght while the year is young. The new year entile to u- with the promise of a glorious-mi at day. "out. alas! when morn called u- froui the olis- of swef t dreamland iwas not to see golden Minimum? Hooding tiio room, bin dark clouds hud gathered o'er ail the world that iiid the day god (Toiu view. And is t li is. the beginning of the new year, to be it prophetic emblem of our lives'. Ah! none can tell : bill hope, -wed hope, i-- loll lis that such will not be i rue. School days win -non i>c here again, and the pleasure of iitivc-trnincd frecdnpi must he given up for eros- looks and scoldings in ilie musty o| I school room. For fear <n making my day too long, I will bid 3*011 a Nappy New \ ear and lake my departure, for a -horl lime. Mol S | \|S ;-|g;| | K. ? ? For the Time:.. To the Farmers of Union Co. (ir.\rt.i.Mi N: ? l>an': f.rgei to meet at Union i*. ii. next ."-ales lav, and irotn (here go tack 10 lour icspcciive home- dicriutiied 10 organize I farmers clubs all uvv" lho coiiiuy. All other I professions, trades a:: I occupations have thoir organizations, mill l?y tlicta prosper. Wo look co-operation, not f<<r il>e purpose ul' oppressing others. hut lor < ur own benefit. mi<l lor tlmse who me <lej eu lent upon n- . 'J lie etlecis of our conferences in clubs would soon ho fell in 111:111 v Wiiys. \Sc ooula buy our lertil/.cr.-t utul supplies ut wholosu.o price-, and pay our hands heller wages. V. c should recognize the 1111 sforiiines lliht : t o last becoming general among ihc farmers, 11ml llie inevitable rtr.n before us, if >ve Jo not make some spee iy change for the better. I y these co ipoiauvo i!h>iis through out' clubs, a general rivalry will begin between tin? farmers. hiuI our nieih Is will t-ecjtne instrmitivc ami successful. Si.me will say. 'Ills! we can ilo uoihiii . we have tried it before. T' fanners won't stick together ?\o.' Pm if ur ' few determined one- wi.l got t igether. ' a to work, \>c r-ifl .??/ . /, I- 1 it here sr b" good works wi I fall in line : n I y' v,l,2 "',l thus ill', good work will co u, "9* Kcspccl .ully, \. Ik I'ast. 1IOWKM.?KLL' v v, , . . .-1. M.uriO'l, uii the ,tli Iinst., h> l?ev |. I * . , , i*. bowel!. at 1 lie residence of the liride s Jilt ., . ,, .? .. ... .. ner, Mr. .1. Henry ilowcll to Miss Nannie ,, ,, ,. ,\ .. ,. welly, all id I uion t S. t . MlS>i|U;ti4M'S d*4't* BIxpi'ONS I t.'uion. S. 1'.. January Id. 1 >.<??. f 1 , ..-nni ttaekson. I', "dun I iv, t|". Spears. F. 1 .d. W hill ok. S. 1. Smiling, A. t'. F.I more. ; Spears \ II r\\ill. V. t". Nc'^oii, i\ . I.. Lawsuit, . ' T. Uei ry oeier. IVtcr Sou - u. Wood & Jar1 1. 1. .. - ? I j HIT. If. I IMI U lII I'll1 Vv I'll., .1 . T. I'oo!. ; Francos llovil, 11, linlij. I>?-. Motion f.ittli?, i Win. :<!iiit!i. I". II. OlL'NlS, A 'eni. . 1...? _ xi'JLINIilSS I.OCALS. l'i?i e fpiccv. ^i'oitii-1 ait I v.'ii<; 1 o, in I, \ i;. 1 KKY- li. V'tlNM 1 A f.ill liiM* (>:' I'i, i'-, *ii*ii* iiii'i ' ' j liolJors, a I !. II IJIA' ii. liU'.Nii'S. 1 I O 1'inc Ajuvi'. i'itiiii au l Slate Factory rliccse j at I.AI'HKSS ii. Vu! \ii S. . O . ' i No. I. 'J anil Mackerel in i'aiis ?:?.:s.? a low i |i:iils of extra .Mis< M icLerel m I.Al'MKXS ii. i YOl'Mi S. o , , I'ollH'lillilT lll ll .l.\.?. II I'lll'liiill I'IIVn fliu ; l,i^iie*i i a-li pri'V I! _% kiilc. I o ' ? I "i will I ii v a lit'.-' f'ri-- No. 7 l.'ooL Stove, ioiiijiIi'Io. with 'Jojiiori.'i', lrnni .IAS. II. KOlMiKM. o Take x.ii'r lii'lo- to .1 AS. !!. lit w'.m |in v* liiirhoM i a A | i i--? . 1 Sl'ivr-. i iiiW.liV .l.i'i li:ii'i|l\a!V III JAM I)"5 H KODMl'.KS. \ I... iUW IM Very Sanerior Flour j::?t rcciMvi-d l>y A. II. .-!Oi\il> & ( < >. ill DAM CHEESE. Mr iiuvv u fo.v ( ! 11.1--pin i-.-o i !h <0 i'ip '.ile. A i!. > l'iiK MS x t i?. j Ai A. II 1: >!\ M.S ?\ i t i S. SA MliS Oi-' SA !/!', A' II > .1 >K MS ? (').*. r/iA^TKH'S .SALES, Mule < / ' / A /o.y. I : il ( 'h i. t ; I V>.!iM|u|| 1 'leas. ! M. \\ . (''! }>. n liiiiin Is" i: r nf Iu?_ I? fc of j li. 1'. I'lilii, ili'fiM l !. /'.' Illl >U', | .Iii'iii 11 ill. 'I I. < ?- >, . i a!, !) ' i.u'-tii i ?' .A i :ii: . n-r in i-lr i:i the h >ve I I i: . II.!. |.. ?' HI,.M s;' hi. i :. 1.11 Mi 1 | will i lii'fiifo (in; ; 1M i;-c 1" .. in : !i.- Inwii ni I in- n, wiiliI ill tin' ii :! 1. ,ui? . I ! li l!ii> In I M S: I:iV I ill li'illiliV. I lliu l..l!?V ill;; tll'MCI ili'.'il ! I'lV'i .11y wit : T5IK ? )i \|;|.i:s \i?i j\?; T!;.\rr. An iiifi:vili I ? . -i i-' -l.iii-i inter- I in ?!' i i!i ceil tiii t. . 'i 1 .11 I ly.ii/. I in mi 1 in it" iii l; .y .?!-?i.:- . vn-iliiji, i'ni >u I'olllily, ; >' i1 o n'/i?;ii. . it tilling . :n? ! -: >i 111* i nil niii.ay a rt ..I r i' h- . ! iiiii I" I Ky l.in-1-' J . 11. I11 -1 .1. t! > !' V\ . !. >. i *:c j - mil ii a ti> I I'. M i i: . . .i ! ..it ' i ii i i<k ol M. v' irn i . *ii ? ' .1 -?: I tr.ioi oil | s 1'r s i ly in l?e m i, 1 ii'l' i;"' <?'. ' S ?l.i), ?>11" till! .1 i' i* ii n . . i.* I I oil# ! iiH'1 l\vn yenm, in i pit I > >. I me ii wuli In* ten -i fi "ii ! sy : i . ; i,,-m siMMiii-l hy a i n I in j'lii li -in 1 n ii'ori* n|'t l'f? j-i'i i*. ' Ml \ '? \|"i ii-T I n.mi t'aiinly. MnMlrr ? Ol'iiv, .Inn 1^?'. .Inn 1"i

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