Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Tin Si fin \ I'r \ i ii or Miss K* ri: Kmiin ? Washington. January H?.? Mini Kale Haytird, the cldc.-t daughter of I ho secretary of Slut**, licit suddenly about ! o'clock this afternoon. The reception hi lite White House was suspenilril immediately upon the receipt of the news of'her ileat h. Miss Huynrd I i f I at home just ns she whi starting to the W liite House to atlettil Miss t leveiutid * receptionMiss Hsynr-I hud tieee| fed an invitation Ions sin Miss t leve'iitfi at her reception tins evening, arnl that lady and her j.'tic?i?!, Mis. I'tttey it till Miss I.ove. who were ill so t i assist tit the reception, were waiting M -s Huynrd s nrriva . when I hey received the news of her death. I* was just altoot live initiu'es to o'clock, an I the leeept -n was to he>.in .at that hour. The Murine hand was vi ith in I in the main vvHilnilo nml the leinii r was eon vet sing with l"o|. J M Wilson with regard to playing a tune as the signal for the opening i i the reception. Many i cullers hao already arrived, an I were waiting; ! fur tin* 'I'nf iIn* I !i:i* r-.uiu in he thrown j open. Tin* President was i njjnged in enti.er?tilion with n v.-itor in the library, iiihI Miss j Clevi'lniiil ;nel her guests were chatting wuli I'll Lament in the parlor mi (i.*? second 'I >er i prior In descending lollie Itlue where the , reception was In In lit* | lice. I lie nhseiice of ,Mi-.s Hayiu I w :? e niiiiicn: 1 on .is singtil n , as she w !? iiMially urv **t i i nitch matters, nUil was iiiomfi.lAiliv ixpictcd to arrive. While I hey were wondering ai her delay a ines (ivngcr iinlitieil i'h! I.ane.n; that II irry ISrymi, private secteiary to Seerelary Hiyard, w is in his ollico and I ml 'roiiiethn g important t t coiniiiiiiiieaie to the President. Pol. i.anion! excused himself hii i went in llryan. That gentleman iiiforiue'l him ih.t Mi?s K.iytird was dead and I lint Sei leiarv Ihivar I ha I i ri?l rticl t I him i' e in in 11 ti 11 ale the ta.-i I l ho l'i esiden.. t'ol. I.nttii i.. at ti: cc nil' ii?c t l!.? I'risident. who Was very in lie h si; . J i | X| cc'.cd j intelligence. an i i i,'? t w gout !p:iiou i ine i tie ladies and a .n ,t I u.e -n I leu ta .| the r , I'lietid. 1 'I del s w ere a! : l-> ,e I I < the . Mouse. Ine I i;; J was i ?ll .-?e i at! It" i e } C in waning le nii. I > it .1 the r? 1 -| ton h 1 i le en ; postponed. I'sliers were ?i:iiiii|f | n 1 tne tnaiii | door ni.d c 1111 ige eiilrnnee 1 1 info hi n ! t. 1 > r? tliat the House was el* sed for the lav It " news spi end juitniy lln ugh t h . : 1 %. .a I universal regret wa- e.\| rt?-< I at the sri i 1 cCtir rente. I he President up n receipt of u message troiu . seere iry ILiyarl nun un<;ing the, deuili o| his datghti'r. reeil1. I the inv 11 into the di; tier which he hid iVeiilel . i v. .Moii I iv ?ii"iiii>t in ii n i I -lr .in-1 Mr-. l.r.i- : ins <*ni nit The imiin,'li.'iio oiii-i'of \) i Uij.arTs kith was 'liseii M' uf t!io hi'iiit. ^*1.1:v 1i. \ \ * ii i- Mini.; U uslii'iv t<.n. .! nil i a v I - In I ' i in ii ' r? \\ i II in- > ill I'lllll'll- l< " II' v. i' ! i . l ! ( tli'lll ti'M' rolnlnin. . ? . i tiltv' >i ii.ili.. 11 w* ?"! : . V i - -: i.ii-l * la ! ." ai? i 'ii ' " !.' iii-i:!i t I're-i ! i.: u 't is n,i ; Ii v I In- K> l ;r ; i .in I r< 11 i i a I - I. lit la I liinnilial '! In" no ii- I a' nM'i ii\.i I Mill's iii i Ii V li , ! i iii-;- ',. it 111 v ili?i ii--vl I 1 S*~i I i. 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I'linli I lln- In I'liMii c - in tin- Soiia11*. a'.-l If i' J1 ii"t In' i II l i in ii l:i t ci I ii i 11 11 oil |Vi a a ?li" I - i li I ' I'" ink I'll ill 111 i i!i' i- I'iiI'i a ivn nIii-' von i il a i ii i|':i ! |.nih'i' i iii:i !* rriimi a!- ami M'l "iiMiu.il. 11 ' ' I'm ' " 1 I "I- . I I I !l I' Iil'I'll Ili i I II : I 11 I I I I \ iII :< ii <\]>]:in iii is IV 'iii 11.: i r i I i 11 _ ||-| i 'iIn* may ri'li-i'li r it l i.i> n ilisiii |>i"| < l" I - fiif in. 11 i - 11-] .1 \ . liuw v\ '. wit* i ?i:I till \ > ; \ 1 1111' i mi I'm I -i ii I n-'ifl . i* :i i i i. is - ?'n-\ ?li--irv. 'in In- sv ill i-! I i iii in i :i 111". i 11 ii I 'I i / hi iii" I li'l'lii- Iiril i " :i1. .Iii i 11 i I> i ii 4>i i 11 w ii 1. ;i * it-v. I iin'n.:r-. ir; tin- ?-fli' in-\ ?.l i in- | 111 *1 if M'r\ii'i> Siirli .ill .li-Uci'iiiiiv li.-l In .in i':i. -1 !' \ . I'll I IIII'11 I' I III' I i I I II I'i- I 11 I :l > "ill I I It'll i \ ? :i? ' Iii.iiM !? .ilr.I iiii'l sill tin". Mill '.il i,-i.lt I ,\ v / ft I r. o Iti >1 \t:K vin i , ii I'i;: t ii-ilt i^li. \. Jsinutiy I {.? It. in ii s i. . m i.r . J i \: 1111, mi i-iii:ni. Mc fiii.'.pii i'i Mil i ; iii n il.i' I'. limy, lus :i ",n imnit- I /"I n. ' v't'iii" i I'i. \\ ini - si'i f>i :m ii< " m.l'hi;'!' ! '."i unit I li-ii lie l.il lori'iviil :t ill. M-il iiiji;li'i:il: Is in it'll.. | it-snii l lie < I - j ? I nil il.i- nun ii~ it ilii- <ii iii. aii-l i Ii sit litis lnjiiiit'ii ii lint I i ii iit'?'? in; nil" I i.v a ?I*-t.'isir:i- ] linn i n ill" | :i; I ..f lit" Aimijslily lliil mi iT'I.t I.i I'lll't lift* 1 lit* i I Ii'it'll"" "I ill" |.?" | i" in t .s|u" :il tali nni'l" i.) "ii I.iiii. ii." I. y n.nil l t." inn.I" l.lllt'l l"r I wii "iays;,i ,| 11-;11 'I In- v wm > i in !,t ii l.lni'i nt 1 i t. i-'.'.'k 1 i-t li ip Ii I stiil .-Iiii in iil'iitii - in iltiil "iiinliln". Init i... .... . i .. ... 11 i .. i ..... ... i.. lie says <; 1 lll-o |i'M liiltl thai jf I ho people til-. ii lifi ityain lie says I lint (.oil pi f >oi il.fl the loM. which was (ikon limn 1-t Samuel. I'Jili i-h.i) lor. :>ii'l the hitter flailSt' III' tllC -tCnllil VI ISt* : ' I llUTO I'.illoWol 'J lice from my cliihlh ml. c\in iinioilns 1 ?v. i he hey li.'i- loin mil nuiii^r sohool lie is in got.il i.i:i ill :iikI has mi oiniinary oi'iicaiinii. \\ liilo | ir.'ioliing ho appears as if as'ccp, or in a Irai.ee. I in when the hciicilictioii i- uukmiiioivI lie 'blows oiii his aims ami shows e\i lenee of revival. l>"M : : i- ii.lt . i .a!ve-I 'll, .1 inn.'ljy I'. ? illS| a't ii 11 t :ii i '. k' o I io tilt* A i . . S'i \ ' \ liel s ( fk ] Iff vessel.lay mo lift ecu n i enl.iivr i oit Iniv.ttn Mr\,cnn Ciistonis guar.Inil.I in loxan l.ti.iei? I lie Mexican* Iih<! s?.x* oil a eon] io kI Inn .lit .I c.itf hi oiiping tn an American i.m.i'.l h.tn an- r i.i!t-^t-.l violation nl iho t'liM' ii.< law-, an i l\'' man* with nine ] licrtleis i>!t fin] te.i i' 'if.r the cattic ut of J Mexico at i .lit I hoy wort* nvct taken hy die guiirtl* i.n a i-!:.n I in the liio tlraiitlo. Scvoriii of iIn* Mi \ i: - in 11> wiiii..it'll in the melee. '1 ho A tact sent. huc i. t. ? I an.i t!-* i to Tcxn*, leaving ihc out tic in tl.o In:. Is of li.e Mexicans." > A Will. I miu \ i i * . v. One of I he .Inl.'itil 11:i I. j I en e t . i.i I i.| I . \ i? hat I oiit'il hi , liavcl'ii.g in 1 I'j'nt. i. In I.on I n ji' ma it I lli** in i j I. : I Ii!I ,00 . i ,:i- . ! tin' !m .-I i III e'. i Igt'llt : liwyei- ! ti ii eiiy. Mur li.e mm I'mm > Texas hii l ii. wilt i -ovcial |tiosli in- llo I'.ngll-I.li nil :?-kt 1 Where tlo v u re-' !< * * * I ii Tt \a>. \inl wlnti . ? \ iir i con | it. n? " I ii i i nc j. ? A Niu i'iii \ ln?ii:ui Colonii VV J| l'erry. tin- I'.i-pi -.niaiive t'i m tin* I mirth t'mi^ir: sii mil ir.Min i in iliin .-'inte. Iris intro* i lit it n I . ! i i t s'ui ii - ii i \\. | mini ill i|im riet? fill the I'liilnl v I Hid t'nlil! ill i Ii in .-tale. .Mich ' mi .'iWil 111' ;i vi< n. 1 jr? all v I'll..it.'vie tlie business aii'l eniivl111i<nee : the I e*!?nil t'uurt?. Ii I vv tin lit mill i i.e tunic I inli-i : tiles .h.il^c, I lis 11 it I A11 i.i i i v. \i:ii s|c,i. .. t In' in. vs.,iih| Hut he nl ju iininilile. Vie vv. u I ,i?c to ice tSim hill become a law. -.I'l'S i In'' >. < ? I'm I'. Mm i i ,v.vi:t lii. r.u.M., -IJic luirc'i' ii lent uf ihi' A c nt Spurlanhurj* te!e p.ajhs n.- follows iic? riling the j'lynient <>l interest on I lie r-'iitity l.nn l.?: I'lie county <\ in mi?!?i 'ii en have j-aiil nil the .Jintiary coupons pir-senti'l ri: I t:i 1 have 'tili'in for ethers, liny I Win: 11 i y w I! ii t he iihlc t" j ay nil the iii'eni-i. ' i.i will ] ay !oii< as thoy have luu It. fu-y Jmrf n.a its u? 3iJ : Iiu- hmV ' ?." ' * V ' ' JEhc oOlcrhli; *:on $imes K. M. STORKS, iMitor. I'MON, KKIOAV. JAM ll!V 22, IPSO. SUBSCRIPTION?S2 00 PEP. ANNUM. 1 | ADVERTISING. \?I ' jr?l\ 11?*? iii? 1.1 . *? (iti< iAt tl?o laltv* I f I * |V?? ?l l#y IIW. Tho Cotton M il k*it. I s loN. .I.iii -1 v.l? f- * u< \% ? ? W ?. I*i i? **I .t111* ' Im\\ i? i i!111_ . . -f i: t !?.\\ iiiitMIiiiL' s I M i'M I:ii? >' i - 'I ini?M11 ' ? 11.1 iti i. -ln.\. .'a.i I1.' M i ii\? tiii'Mliii.;, V nu l- I Ilil'K. ?lt!? l In Miiiii; Ni ? > I: u .l.i ii I ' Mil I I ?l? lining, I |>lam|s 'J VI'.; NhW < III I I ! >,", .. J'I lie I'.i'V. W. \\. I'uiic.tit. I?. I>., will I reach ni I'nHter's ' iiajicl t te *nli Sum lay in this mouth. - m fir*)""" lilt- I I - Sii|-in-i will he . i I in i i-icrcl :ii tin* Ihipii-i i ItniI'll in*\i Smnlay alter tin* looming Sci'iiuni. fliw'" Tin* Siilu l i I rest I*.* on (lio S. & A rail. ! ? ??iii?l. I'?>rin 111;iI?>J jiarlicularly for tlesl r lying nii'1 exj elling worms. Try it. "k-A- Mr. l>. S. 1 hointis, of Sannie. has been a|*|"iinte 1 by ilio Commissioner of Agriculture ti tink i j raetical c\| crimen! m the cultivation of I'ob.iccn in this c unity. ? Ni a iirt.riss \|m| i->, * Uehave jusl rcnivi i I it i rni ir.'i i> i ".i-s' s. wi.i?*h vvc offer at \r:\ ioiv | rices. I'ANi. NI !\ i'* l< i\ .V ('((. lit/; N i rtvate letter ;:?:*:;s tint lust S'iti I iv, the lesiJcnco : Mr. < aiitoiiu Wallace, l.n .i'i.si i.iy, iviih nil its contents was t .1.' V ii?.*r. ft' I \ I: I ? lilt' I.Ill: V tvnt-lt 111 cil'llVll at ! lie t XIS<? . o . Jxij, A li*' vy >-1 ' 1 tit t r un vimIc-1 tlii* |ilac? \Vi I.u'viIkv nijrlit :i< ':u[>atiivI '?y terrific tliiin ler nn-l li^littiitig. At ititu j tlir rain fell hs if 'lie *\in.lv t<uvii woiiM l.e ami the | tliuii'lvr alionk 'Iwrllinj;-". o In e >n?>c<|>te 11e<* i fanine ini"ii:il.-r.>>tiii!siitlie |iiii\-!i:l-c t 11 iy .. Swinii > stuck l?y l?r M..i- iva- i: >t r >ti-11tu111 i'i I an I !>r. Motnlor ; :? ! i.i t ii|.oi:uiiy in:cii|iyin^ tli" i-nnill oflice j i I** 11 in**t ly ii-.* I as a I'i'i'n "! '''' ' 'V I'r It. I*. I j IlawN trlj.lining tlie ruh-.il It. lie ii re iviir. in entirely new .?. in I will i i ve t > I j In* l'l Man i a- --.'.ii h* ii i in in- ltliliilt. R-f; . A I'M i f< | .ii. tin: <?l" t lie A' ? ' ay-: "i in Sat unlay the repeal of I lie prn11 it'ii i .ii ' iv, in i .nee i i.i y went in' i .ijieialioii tin I tinctt liar r..'i.i- \vn' iiiiiiic<li:itely i o;.'ii. I an I It .iiikc:: men itiii.iuii^'o I lie call Ii h>>.; lie.\utic ilic or.li r of tlie liay ll.is is another siimi,; proof licit iiirrooina .i) oreat*: Ii~i>iikeniiess. an I iliit proliilnt ion lues prevent 'lrunkeiitiea*. iv. i v i' inr v is. .. i ... ;j i..,.. i ' at woi\ wiili the I . S. Senate, i > prevent the ' c i.tiriii iii 'ii ol' M ij. I?. 1'. I'.rmlley, a- imsucI r. iJravt >? hn"Cs his objections to Mnj. ilira'l'i-y. inatuiy, upon the latter s p isiiioti, while clitor of the I'ieucim >' ?/i?7, in ?.lcI ??.v. ? l?f ?IO Uf 4V ? nut. UlUtti*. j ili'il canity, nti'l their brutality in hilling otic , Aia ) I.a l l a sn-peetcl moonshiner If Mnj. Ilr ulley a e-litorial cittir?e in those ex! riling an I oppressive lime" until" liiin fur oil:j i la! i'. it ton then u > liane-l pal ri-uic cili/on if. I for nny oilier. ? t!?. > . I. ii li.awing ..TeiliMel atil iiinlorfiml, j inn' ii -iiiirre !n |.e is ilmt tin- tliavv will ".ion reaeii lite pnehcts of one ?iiliscrihnr*, fol' I hey ! ><| | ar in he fin/en -oli.l. It' the fulfnii market ' WoilM eiiinmeiiee I lill wing, wo believe ii wmiM I op.-'t iin* sluice* of business ami make it" all ?" J happy a" "elaiii"ilt high ti'le. W e are like nny - ' ! tainy hut that pet now, for the thaw in money matieri i> mi slow ami the ilrop* fall into our pi.eket" " far hpuveeii times that they barely reaeii the bottom, ami never allow cl in jingle, before smite ne presents a magnetir hill nml I maw-' fin-in buck. We are fubliinj; IVter i? pay I'.-.ul all flu- liiiK'. anil we are al'niiil l'ctcr will eniiie iluwii uii us pretty and tlicit link mil fur a report i.| flic bijo'e^t bust' of; i ?i-a*iiii. clii?iii;i willi "liabilities indefinite, a?* t - live hundred dcliii<|iient subscriber- , and I'eier v:ill la\ ilie Maine against those five hundred : ii I relive to unlock flic door to tlicm on thai "great ilav." A Sad Suicide In.-1 a- we are j u11i11ir mir paper to press the I -a I p. u- .1 iIn* - lici.le el Mr-. Mary Spears ut Skull >ii..al-t l-v ?li"Wniiiu, reached u*. Help Me iu My Distress. When my b -use was Imrncd down last week all in;." books, i aper*. notes and necoiiiifs wera destroyed with it 1 am therefore at (lie mercy ! of iliofe who know me. an I I sincerely appeal I ) all who . ihey are indebted to me to come forward and make settlement* and help mo all tlicy imu in my jto-hoht ili-ircd*. un 1! sm11ii. ! ?. - Coultinpl ui Cuuiti In li-i I'ri lay. wliiitt the Ii i>tl < !' :i oisf wni v ?ii ii ill t!u- four! ll >usi?, before Trial justice J> ini>. :i. n <ii?iii;bmice took place l?ciwcctt in i tiio uitnii-e-. :io it w !ijtc man iho oilier colore 1 tvlmli ,:i one time 'o'iked pi ii c iliiefiling pule -cr'o ti* ?:o :>t'oiii i > lake j iaco. as K . lly wi-ij. , ? w t re di ,iwn but by the | rompi ' inti'i i'Iu-p ; "exri al iviciiibcrs <! the loir ami oil.ci- it w.iv *( t o lily ijuel'i' I. ami <loj n'T Shcritl 1.vs?j? 11 :i:ii .e >f lhe t,!loh ling | or- : j \t; i iM i.iiii,.' i ri -ir ill" inn! >uiticr. both ^ 1 ?i:.i- WtIO l ? II.initio i > jail I'll- |.'|||!1MII||| ot Ciint ni l iU' ii-iiii vvs lie I'm t her prosecuted ( > t in- foil r \U lit i . I lii- 1 i a . ' ' Local r.iiogmphs. I lie wnri; of j-i-inii'. ?i!i;t tin' <>ucut district has fiitiitnciiccil. and tin- v-aig of tlic workman til l tin riii}? nl (be irowel is hear I in the Hud. 11ii n11IVii ii 1 W.ii leu l?. \ithiir has gone intuitu in 11 k11 liu-iiii-i?. Wr know Warriii ii a j nj'l ! hi > i lit-> you ii r man. and knows wli.it is jjiin 1 i i i-:ii. i! oi? keeper* will do well to i ill i ii hi in 11" \ a want i i !i:i\e a/ 1 time in--the : cavalry wit tlie brave an I gallant .Ic?? Mtwait s fit r.ii'oiiy an 1 ?ve say. it you want to have g..<. I j tinting ..fever discretion I..or, go to llie '1'iui.s printing dlu-o. k'ui.e a largo crow 1 of farm- i- , were in t >wii last Moti lay, an 1 tin-y ioj vie i the r >adn very bad. ;r.ie uotv 'i-!? le'i its at !a:t and * at e not tfjrry. | Taking thn Couiui There i*> muvli groiiml for complaint against the Legislature for not pasuing fhe appropriation to ?le!iay the expenses of taking the cmtiw, hut. so far iia this cotinly is coiucriie'l, a new npfMO lioiitneiit wotiM weaken instead of strength* ?'ii us. |>iirticiilarly in the congressional n"'l j'tdii iul conventions. While it wmiM not change I'nion* jiresent representation. a new appor- i lioiitneiit woiihl give additional strength to Spat laiihiirg, (ireenville ami I.mucus. so that the uniteii .strength of any two of those comities I control the convention, while I'nion. with either of the other counties, wotiM he in a minority . So it woiihl lie ill the Jtidieia 1 conrent ion. We. however. do not allow oirli selfish morives to govern our opinions upon ."state till airs. while we cniinot shut our cycs to the Inct that from those ? '.unties expecting to gain 1 >v the change comes the loudest complaint* against the Legislature. He think the census should hare been taken, as the constitution commanded, hii?I no local or sectional feeling or interest slioitM have had any weight in influencing the Legislature to ?\vervc from the strict liueof constitutional duty eaeli ineinher had solemnly sworn to pursue. \s to the expense, the amount tvuuM he so insigtiiftcaut thai it wouhl not he felt hv the people at large. One tiling in certain to our minds the sectional feeling now growing so strong in this State is horn of the grasping and assumption of greater wealth and intelligence of Charleston ami other count ies in the lower part of the State. It was Charleston s icolthi/ influence that increased the rate of interest throughout thr Stale froui 7 to 10 per cent, and it is that same influence that is keeping money at that price, to the very material detriment and loss of those less fortunate citizens in llio upper part of the Stat# who are striving to get from under a burden of debt or are compelled to borrow money to farm upon. While wc have no word to say against Charleston, which, from the showing made lately, is growing rapidly in wealth, we confess our ignorance and want of perception in not bciug able to see bcr great liberality toward any other part of the State, or any unselfish public spirit evinced by her. by w hich she may reasonably claim undue power and influence in the State government. A Delightful German. Last Monday night a very delightful (ietinan was given at tlie Hotel. To attempt a description the dresses would be useless: but it is , sufficient to say that they were very beautiful , Hint ii.irr inuixii'. Ai? 111 o'clock the baud struck uji its sweet | music an l the German commenced. bring led bjr Mr. Nat Gist ami Miss Ressic Farrar. The following young ladies and gentlemen : were present and j>urtici|>atesl in this fasciua( ting dance, vi/ : I Miss Ressic Farrar and Mr. Nat (iist. Miss Sudic Young and Mr. L. I'. Murphy. Miss Sal lie llainey and Mr. Frank 1,. Town; send. Miss Vgties ilill and Mr. Ktnslic Nicholson. Miss Mamie Hunter and Mr. L G. Young. Miss Marion Young and Mr. R. \V. Gilliam. Miss Helen Voting and Mr. J. Si. Moore. Miss Madge Wallace and Mr. A. J. .1 ones. W II. w ....a ... I w T Mrs.,1. 11. Rodger and Mrs. II. Maxwell ; were the chaperotics. Miss Farrar will be remembered as the young lady wliii so beautifully led the German ut the | Statu Rail a year or two ago; and Mr. Gist will j also he remembered ns the gentleman wbo led | thirty.seven collides in the German at the | Students' Rail some liuse since, in Columbia. I The German continued until nonrly one l " ! o'clock, when the band eomnifnced to play "Home Sweet Home." and each couple wended I their way home, having had, as one gentleman expressed it, "a gorgeous time." Too much credit cannot be awarded lo Mr. (list and Miss Ftirrar for (lie splendid way in which the} le<l the German. The liaml which furnished music for t It is ocCision was tlie Siring Band of this place, compose! of.some of the best musical talent in the State. Wc have hcar<l many bauds which were noted for their splendid music ; but we have seldom heard better music than tliat which was furnished by the Union String Bond last Monday night. The German was gotten tip under the management of Mr. Ktnslie Nicholson, who also deserves great credit for its management. We sincerely hope that this will not he the last German of the Season. Fi.ni*it ! FLot it ! ? 1 Att barrels Flour .just received. ranging from the common grades to the best patents, at FAST, MeKlSSU'K & CO' S. ? ? An ElopementThe serenity of our quiet little town was greatly disturbed la-t Wednesday afternoon by the sudden and suspicions disappearance of MrH. II. I'ool, a merchant, and Mi<? Fannie Graham, i very pretty voting lady, only daughter id* Mr. W . T. Graham, a prosperous merchant "I* t'nis town. Tho tivst intimation received by the parents of the young ladv that tlicit -laughter hml eloped with Pool was from l!ev. U. M. Foster, who had been called to n:-ii*r\ i ii i-?. a short distance from town, but ,r: M-.l, ati-1 immediately went to Mr. Graham it ?m- i<"> late. Till* fleeim* couple wore in a ' i.'-.'V hehitnl a last imr-o, .a:nl their route tint km>\?ti. Vl'tini liiiir ??? ! .? k in the allfrimoii i i w? raine that tiny Here Seen Oil the fat t in?? Key, their iior?e in ? Inktii. That ereni11, ? le.Hii. thej were in n rie<l at Crna* Alti in r. M i i.ihn lit oa- Ion little unite tliatt | h i rieeit year* nM, ntol her nnaceounttihle ton- J 1 hi i lis- left her parent* in jrreat li'trc* o . If umi v.int Groceries itnt.n ( 11i/.kn S??ksk*.? Mr. .1 M. Norri*. ! hi n!tl nv.ilent of Koine, tin., tay-t that lie lito! I nrril IKl'HT iriMIIMt'll Willi IM'lliev < (till p i it 1III lor I it great 111:111/ vp in mi l with lie/etna 1*?t three | yean itt lime* colli I -< ircely wall; iin<l Iiu-1 I iriv-l iiiiiny rein?'lios witiiotiI benefit, until lie | begun taking lilcetrie Killers ami anointing his ; liamW ini'i feet willi Ktirltipu's Arnica Salvo. I I'llis treatment atTor le I him great relief an I 1 lie strongly rccniniucii I* I'leetric Kilters to all ! who sutler with Knliicy Complaint* or ncc I a j Wool I'urilicr. Sol I hv .1. H I'oiey >1 llro. I ni'.i: ti i is \..| 111 i i in >t is ? ?.V lew t en I j iigo I Ml i In lie l"h ! wa - rni-P'l hi i "to i'll S"l ill Carolina In \she\ii:<- luring ilio |a?l three ins-lith- ' ,tV'T-1 p-uiii'l- "f leuf v ere mM ill the warele use* !" ' ?! " an ntt-rage of SI". I'.' per 1"" poim l- li ihoir.'lit that ?. Hh .*i# *i p?un l-->t'i.'hao.- t-ill ' * in A<ncville tinteee^ri, ViiP pulity of the> tobacni r.ii?<*-l in | tVfstt-m N'>fih i a r el in u is siij?eri"t. Sleet. Suow and Whiskey. ? ii.i.i:. S. Jan. I!*1, Mr. Kiii inn ; We nr?- nil shut in liv tic sleet i i an ! snow. It is really dangerous to try to i walk 011 the ice and ?n m: several liavc slipped ; and fallen lint tin limbs It ivo been broken here, j that I have heard of. limitless is almost en- ; tirely suspended. The weather is the topic uppermost in the minds of cur citi/.ens. Our little town has been chosen as the place for a drugstore. Ity the way, drug stores as conducted in some localities, have a very unenviable reputation abroal. Anli-proliibitionists claim that prohibition dors not prohibit, while whiskey is sold by druggists, but we know that i it does prohibit to a very treat cntent. if not | absolutely. Druggists catir.of ! % ! |? hving i in - ! posed upon by uupriuciplo I men. however care- j ful they be. I heard otic say n?>l tunny days , ago that he had slopped idling whiskey on t hat j account, lie had .teen a man 1 rink an a hevcr- I age. that which lie wa? willing to swear was j necessary for a sick chiM. I have no iloubt hut they are often imposed upon, but I am fearful that some are not careful at to where the whiskey goes, s> the money is in hatul. In the notice of the marriage of Mr. J. II. Howell and Miss Nannie Kelly it states that they svere married at the kride s father's, which was an error. They were married at Fow tor's Chapel. I). It. Personal Mention. Mr. Victor 8. (Inge has returned home from a trip to Alabama. L>r. J. M. ttibbes of Columbia came up last week on a business visit. Mi?s Sal lie Kainey. of Simst -w.i, is visiting her sister Mrs. F. M. Fnrr. Messrs F.llis l'alnier and John I'. McKissick, Jr., have gone to (iaffney ( ity to attend the High School at that place. Mr. M. L. Carlisle is visiting his parents at I li is place. Mr. tjuay lliec, of Abbeville county, in on a isit to iiis brother, Spencer M. Iticc, Jr., I)r. Joseph Mill, of Spartanburg, was in town last Monday. A postal from Mr. N . <5. I.i tiejohn, of Asbttry, informs us that lie has gone to Tacolct. to teach school. Mr. Littlcjohn is said to be a good teacher, and we hope he \. ill succeed in his new school. Mr. ( harlie <>. Allen has gone to Atlanta for a drove of mules Messrs Sartor & Arthur. We call special attention to the advertisement of these most excellent and enierprising young men. As they state, the fire oti the 4th, completely hurnod their entire stock of now (Jrocerios. hut like Itiuii ltubber halls, the harder you throw lite in down the higher they bounce, and they arc now "up and at it again . Hut unfortunately they tire compelled to occupy a rear building but it will be for a short time only as they will commence building at their old stand on Main street as soon as the weather will permit: These young men tire deserving the greatest encouragement from our citizens. No young men could sustain higher characters for morality, integrity and industry than they do. and although young in years they have had considerable business experience. They have certainly shown considerable business grit | in lucir I'liuviiA tike ruto-; riom Hie ?r? , disastrous lire, fall at Fiyna s store and ask for Sartor .v Arthur. Dont forget them. ? If you are sutlering with general dcbilitv, let 1 si? k, languid and irooj for-iiothin '. don't fail lo get ??f Viiill' Druggist :i bottle of Westmoreland s C.ilisnya Tonic. It will I>> you good. - Nor Titt i. I?km<m t: r< v.?I'i.iix'inn- tlmt a great outrage litis been perpetrated ?>n the State l>v tlie defeat of the loll to take the census, the friends of Charleston are trying to disguise tho trite issue ami tire now saving that localities should he vcjiresented in proportion to propeltv as well as population. It is ? h.tne conclusion, and wholly Contrary to true Democracy. It is the Knglish ideti which promulgates the doctrine that the i i i * 11 must rule and the poor have no rights Worthy of respect. The people should arouse themselves to a proper appreciation of the importance of the sstuuiion. It' the wealth, industries and manhood of the up-enuutry are to be dominated by the bond holders, factors and brokers of Charleston, it is time our people should realize it. so a- to take ?tcp.? to prevent any such an unhappy result. If American liberty is to he inuitiiaiiic I it will not receive its support from the money kings of the cities. We should jealously watch the least on roachincut upon the rights of the masses.?AbbwiU* Mali >tm. Kxcitf.mpnt in Itt?:i ani?. Condon, January 18. ? The Si. J<tin?* says: The Quean's speech to be delivered in l'arliainrnt on Thursday will denounce the National (.cogue as an unlawful organization and ask Parliament to su j'jiui i iin- mii ci wi<11 in- reguiatliig inc i,cnguc or suppressing it.' Members of the present and last ministries have receivcl letton threatening retaliation with dynamite if the coercion policy in relation to Ireland isadoptel, or if home rule for that country is refuse I. COS* I I l(\ \ I 11?V IN III III IV. London. January IV. The T'lfjraph says this morning I hat a cond lion nl great aiarni exists in 1 >tt!>1 iit commercial circles, owing to rensonnhie fear* regarding an cxiwnsive boycoiting system which it i* thought will soon be inaugurate I. t >)t n i Kit i ii r i si. in Ni:w n?:i:itv. Newberry, S. ''., January IS.--Some of ?ur merchants ! were ms le nervous a day or two ago by ihc appearance of a counterfeit twenty dollar gold piece. I he coin had every appearance of being genuine, hat when it was carried to ih? bank to be deposited and the teller, as is his Custom, dropped r on his desk as a test, it failed to give foilh the eloquent clink of the i genuine coin. It coti<e?|Uenily fell back to the ; depositor, who traced it through several cub- j tomers to a ci untryu an, who says that lie rc- j ceivcd it in Columbia as the genuine article, j Several gold co'.i s ?imi!ar eluiracier but Jif l ferent done ruination have circulated in New- ! berry lately. .\ suspicion is now desired. I'iij: I'm.ii i\ 1'i.? it 11> v.?A letter received j licrc l'r<>in :i lady in Florida says that ilie orange cr<>|> fur ilns year i* mined. Oranges were | fro/.-'.n -till tut ilte trees, nn<l in the house, j Thousands of young trees are killed, and the whole orange croft is ^..no f.r this season. Nenrlv nil the people of South Fiotida, were holding their crop lor the spring market. "I saw iee. '-he .-ay !' inches thiik that came out of a 1-aii el. l ite fish along the creeks are fro/eti i>y the lh< itsiinds all sizes from the ' minnow to the p ?r|>i?e that weighs ".mi Ihs. j They are e Heeling nlu.g the edge of the hay. ! and people .ate hauling them out for matinrn : Such weather is very unusual for Florida, the I i co! It t for 17 pcai*. Sj"irl>inhiU'/ ll-r i i ? A I own i t i ,\t\a r i;v Fun ? \\ heeling, ^ | \ a.. .'niiuary I >. The little town of Aldcrion- 1 vi'lo Muiii county, was the scene < f a very p li-astro-is tire yesterday, which destroyed al 1 most every business hou e in the place. The t rial loss will reach >i?fl,OttO, which is eo\ercd hy $ 11,0?>0 insurance ' I The Legislature Again Our acts our angels are, l?c thoy good or i'l. They are the shadows that st ui<l t y lis still." Tlio recusancy and recreancy of 'lie list Uenerul Assembly to the organic law of the State. on one hand. an<l the establishment on the j other of unauthorized construclion, wilt shal ow its acts for generations to cutt.e; it will be chronicled a dark era in our history. It has made sons of llagur of the tax payer?, by do- j nyiug their inheritance? represent itinu before taxation. It has conferred upon another clavs , the privilege of entering and enjoying the pub. i lie Treasury as their own convenient wants I may require, ntid thus establishing socialistic! and agrarian demands upon the t tx payer.-. | without law or limitation, nud fastening upon j public bounty an unlimited number of constim- j crs of the fruits of the pw .ic industi ics. Such j a practice marked tlie era ol the beginning > ! 'lie end of the greatest Republic memorialised in the annals of the world. When ambition* and aspiring and designing leaders of parties commenced supplying their followers with corn from the public granaries, then individual energy, and activity, and enterprise began to sink into slothfulness. and idleness, and dependence. and the loftly Roman saw bis world-reuowned and unbounded Republic?whose citizenship was a guarantee and passport among every other people?begin to relax her discipline and by degrees to receive and wear iu silent misery, those very chains which she l ad laboriously linked for others of every surrounding country for centuries before. Now only magnificent remains of the arts and architecture of that wondrous people, which the eloquence of Ciocro, nor the dagger of Hrutus, though exerted for the freedom of Home and the world, could not save. There is but one saving element which may reecue us in this beginning of the recreancy of our lenders?it is that powerful and const i v. alive clement of our country, the farmers and Ill V. VII** ? IVS, II IIIVJ I'UUIVI UIIV tUUIH Ulll^ Mil III: and speak in out loud tone to these reckless spoilers?no further. In addition to the above and before mentioned admitted wrongs and mischief?. I would mention emission to do, by t lie (.ieneral Assembly, what they ought to have done. Fir?t. the reduction of the rate of interest on money to soven per-ccnt, and providing to have but one va'e of interest for all, and operating equally upon all? equality being the basis of our system and guaranteed in our organic law everywhere. Secondly, a great reduction of the number of paid oflice-hoblers. This has been pledged in every democratic platform since our government was restored under Wallace. Thirdly, a great reduction of tax??. especially on land, and the establish merit of an intelligent system of land taxation. 1'lie present system is capricious, unfair, and fluctuating. Hundreds of thousands of acres of land are not taxed at all, because tiiey have passed to the forfeited list, and that list is continually growing, while the amount of taxes oti properly increases from year to year. It is within my memory that the whole of the taxes of this county amounted to but little over live thousand dollars : they now exceed fifty thousand dollars, and the cry is more ! more .'! while the ability to pay at the foinier period was much grcincr 111:111 11 is now. Fourthly, the condition of the roads should have been regarded and improved?especially the or.es from West Spring and Cross Anchor, and from 1'inokney and Worthy's Ferry to Union. These gra\o nets < f omission and commission i by the last General Assembly, justify the remarks of them made by me in my first communication, and the statements which 1 have made in reference to them in my second and third. The endorsements which have been given them by various presses in the State, si me of which 1 have never before heard the names of, only a single one to my knowledge being in disapproval. all confirm my opinion of tbeir truth and justice, and they comfort inc. Other tongues are speaking and other pens writing on these subjects, pointing to wrong* and remedies, and one address was made at Clarendon, by lb It. T kl 1111:111 and published in the .V'tr* it//'/ Court'r of the 18th, which I would particularize as containing a strong plain indictment against present abuses, and an appeal, which 1 think impressive, to that powerful, but apathetic class of our State which disposes of the weal, and has fixed many a woe by its supineness and torpid indifference to our situation. I may tioublc } >? again by an appeal, in the name of duty and self preservation to that ela?s, to whose interest and welfare my life has been devoted. lb II. Hut. ({. L'AMK.I. I'HI.IMS. ? .WempiHS. ICtlU., January Hi. ?Some time ago tliu First Presbyterian Church of Columbia, S. extended a call to the Dev. l)r. Fugctio Daniel, one of the leading ministers of thi:i city and one of the foremost theologians of ilitt Presbyterian Church in the Southern States. Dr. Daniel has for the past eleven years been intimately connected with the best interests of the Church here, and the news of the enH to Columbia and the fear that he would accept the same were matters of serious and grave regret to his congregation. In order, therefore, to show to Dr. Daniel the high esteem in which he is held and their appreciation of his services his congregation gave expression >11 last Sunday to their feelings in a marked an 1 pleasant manner, tin that "lav, in accordance with the unanimous recommendation of the session, the congregation here l>y n unanimous rising vote urged Dr. Daniel to decline the call to C himb'a. Immediately after this action the church a committee, consisting (.f the most influential members of the congregation, waited on Dr Daniel and pressed upon iiiui the ropiest of the church that he should remain. I lie committee pleasantly said to Dr. Daniel that their only difliculty was in making the vole "more than unanimous." The eloquent appeal of the congregation had the cllcct ol inducing Dr. Daniel to accept the call to his own church and he has telegraphed his regrets to the church in t'olumbia which extendid the call. ? JVw </?</ Courirt, Fltnzi N Fisiiks. ? A number of large salmon Irmil wo TP iiiclcotl tin in I . p It trin?r v<> .(< r i tr The t'uli lui'l j-viilrni ? I.eon f107.ru mi. I \v re | jiis-l recovering Iron iln- clleets of (lie freeze j A J. /en of it.ore wore piekel up in tl;o 'I n k :i( : Vnuileriiorst's Wharf. A fisherman vviio re (iirno'l from Hull's Hay yeMer.lny sla'e.s thai tIioijmiii'Im of liasM wore caii^iit Ileal in.: on the surface of (lie water fro/ -n >' no/'iy .V' >< >. - IIiiM.in's Aii.mi i Sm.vi:.?The best Salve in tlif tvorl-1 f.r (''I!-, lirui es, .Sort-, leer. Salt Itheum, lever Sore-, I'etler, ( lrij ie| lluii'l-, ('lnlloii:is, Coin , ai. l all -!.in I!.options, aii'l }.os lively cures File*. or no j ?y rr- ; quire I. Ii is (Fiiniftiiiee'l i<? privo perfect roiis faction, or money rofunle I. i'riee renls per box. For pale l-y .1 w. i'noey & Hro. July It Programme Of a meeting to I f held with IDbr. n lliptist Church i ii the ">ili Sabbath and Satur lay lcfore. Saturday, P?A a. n-. ? Subject : llcst Method lor liaising Church Sun Is. Opened l?y T. 1?. (I. Gregory and \. K. Saul. 11.1 a in ?Senium Sv IUv. tl. W. Gardner or Kev. C. T. Scaitc Sunday. 1"! a. r.i.? Sit' jeet : t'j on Whntu Does the Siteoe-s of the S unlay School Depend Opened by D. N. Wilburn and 15. IJofoo. 11A a. hi.?Sermon l*v Kev. C. T. Scaife or Kev. II. K. Szell. - Mini I'.m i'.i.i.im'.?.1. .!. Atkins, t'iiief of l'olice. Kiio> ville. Tenii . writes : My family an I I are beneficiaries >>t' your m t excellent mc lioine, Dr. King's New Discovery for <' uisuiiiptioti: having found it to be all tii.it you claim ' II, HV."Ui:iu i\biii^ IW Iisviiiur, 'I \iiu.ini to whom I 11 ?vo recommended it piaise it nt every oppiirtuu ity.' I>r. kin;;'* New Discovery f.<r Pnnsmnptioti is guaranteed ti euro Coughs. (" ?1.1-i, \stiim.i, Droiichitis, Cr< up :tti<I every all'eetiou of the Throat. Chest ami Lungs. Trial Pottles Free at .1. W. Posey .\ Dim.'a Drug Store. Largo size ? I . c. Lutiinn \kk is Ni:\v N ?uik.--Xynck, X. Y.t January lit.?Shortly before I1:d<i o'clock la-t night two shock- of cartin|uake were felt in every part of llocklaiol county. In Nyuek pictures were shaken from the wall- and tlie ice in the river along the shore was broken. In Sufferu. Spring* Valley, I'icriuoni. Spnrkill, llaverstraw ami llocklaiol Lake the jar wa- very heavy. An* Orrsr.r.? A - the tlepulilicans nre shiving to have the Territory of Dakota admitted a- a State, because it has a Itepuhlican majority, the citizens of .Montana are knocking at the door of Congress f.<r admission as a democratic State. Ctntsigiiet'N I'tT SIXJHT'SS At i'nion, s. C.. January iss'L S. M. 11 ice. Jr.. Mrs. Mm. Monro, Sam Hackson. Mrs. II. 1 ti..--. W. C. Hill. Ilev. McN. DnPosr. C. tW It.tesides, Meador .*1: t'o., 1'. M. Whitlock, S. i. Sainlling, Miss M; L. McKlwaiue, Miss M. I,. Harlan, l'eter Sami-on, Flint, McKi-sick v\ Co.. C. II. Spears. P. Mundiiy, 1'. .Morrison. A. F. kciidrick. \ A. Sarratt. I'ninccs Devil, .Miss Pauline At tlitir, A. C. Fluiorc. F. I!. COIN IS, Agent. DUDUItaa l.UV/iVi.S, Pure spices. jiroitn I and whole, at LAURUNS C. V?)l N<i S. o A full line of l'i|'e-', Ci<*ur ami t.'isjarvilo holders, at LAl'UMNS il. YOUXli S. Pine Apple. i'rra:a and Si ate factory cheese at LAl'KM.SS ti. YOl'XtfS. X 1, - and Mackerel in Pails?also a few pails <>f exit a Mess Mn-.-'.erel at I.AL'llKXS li. YOt'Xti S. o liemeuilier thai .IAS. II. !! Miill'lII pay-' 'lie hijiheO ea-h priees t o- dry hides. O S I will I'tiy ti lir-i t-la-s X". 7 ("ook Stove, Complete, wiili pieees, from .1 AS. II. llOLHiKll. ?* T.ake \ our hide- i .IAS. II. Iloltii Mil. who pays highest cadi priees. Stoves. Tinware and llard.vare a! .1 A M MS II RODtlMIl S. A lilt ol Very Siiprior Flour just received !>y A. II STOKKS & (.'(). "EDAM CHEESE. \\' 1 ~ ? i' ? l . ... . I. . 1 a? . 1. HI- 11:11c lew Ul 11 l~'J CIll'lCO CIICSC l.T -UK-. A. li. sroKlis .v to. < <>\an::\.si:a> iulii. a 1 \. s i ? ?!v r.s \ < t i s. SA( iiS OF SALT, At A. li. STt?Ki:s t OS. Edisto Acid ! Edisto Acid ! Jioisr.iiSoN ,v 01:1M it a i.l. I'.VIM I!III) COFFKK, At A. ii. STttKf.s .V ( It s. Fit KM! FKKNCII SAKMNKS. At A. 1;. S'l'OK r.s ,V ('(I S. A3 ACAJJOM. At A. li. Sl'oKFS ,v t <1 ... OAT 1 lilliKS, \t \. i:. > i t ?k r.s \ 11> s. Koneloss iiinl odorless coltish at LAlliKNS Ci. ^ Ol'.NtiS. TAJv K0 :VOrriCld 1 I.I. persons imlclitCtl to tin: undersigned, /V by note or ncoi nut. arc hereby nutilie-1 that such imlebleiliicss lutM be set tic. I in thirty days. Those disregarding this lot ice will hear from us throir.'h the channel of the law. KICK \ Mi 1.1;nr.. Jan ! ill Notice of Copartnership. Wli. the undersigned, have formcil a e ?|.an net ship for the purpose of carrying 011 a general grocery business, under the firm name of SAllTtMl & A I IT* II I'll, an 1 will be found at 1>. C. l'lynu's 1 ?ry (?oods Store, for the present, owing to the recent tire, wh'cli consumed our new Inick store, with its contents, on Main street. Call on us ami sec our priics on provkbns. w. ii. sailtoii. p.. r. ahrnen. Jiin '! 1 i:i MASTER S SALES. State c-.r South Carolina. (jors i r or rxmx. I ii < \uu till opinion i'leas. .M. \Y. t'ujp. as \lr.ii:ii-irator of t!ic i ^I;.'c of IS. l>. i'u!p. iIi'cinim'-I, I'lmn/iji', iii'ini../ lolm 'I'. Hill, SI. I., ii )- <, rt al, /' /, ol.r Iirnrc l .111 nr.Ifr iirulf in (lie :?!>ovc I'liliiicil f '.-f lii Ins Honor I. |>. V?ii!i<r spoon, I'irruii .1 I will Sfll luTorr I lie Court IImisi' iloc.r. in I In* li.ivn of ITiinii, uiilii ii llir iI lioms of -air on tin* lir.-l M Oitlav in I'ulnu:ir,v. I.*"> * 11;c I'uilmvitig lii-sctiIki .\t. thai r. An unlivi 11-<| ?i*vfii-ci}{litlis inl**ri'-t in nil ill ti certain tract of 1 m l Iv11?:ii^ mi i -:: 11 air ill 1 !- villi 11?w1111iji. t uinii candy. Stair n(Tn< - ii.|. i: ni iiiiim ; "in- li it ti 111 I in I ninny -i?*r^. in iv <.r .r-?t 'iniindc I l>y ! n I-? ni I', i ii -i, .1. liirr II _'rr-, II. \V. I.- t\ \?a Sum li ami ! '. M. Iiir. Said trnei s >11 ai ri?k of M. \" l'l;< r. rii i i.: 1 ,>ll s i.l liai'l nil suU'M'Uy in I'f-t'iiiliiT, Is.vi. 'I iill MS < >! ' S.\ I.I .. t >nc i liiril c isli li il'iifo mi a credit ot an i t .V'i year-. in i-jiml installment-, uitli iulcrc-.t l'i.mi il ?y ol sale, i a.va'do annually, tola? scoured >>y a 1 ><_>11 I ol' the juti'ilii-ei* and a marl nl llie inciiii I -. .t \M!.S Ml NI!'', \lu- |or for I'nion (Vnnty. Mfi?lot .? Office, Ian 18H">, .Inn In - ;ll

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, January 22, 1886, Image 2