The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, March 12, 1886, Image 2
?hc oOlrfhli) (Anion $imcn
It. M. STOKKS. Editor.
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ADVERTISING
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1>T\? \ Cv 111 11414 Ii ;ci I i, ti iV in Mn.i. II. ii.
Hi. i . c i... ! ii. 1 1 iif t .rii uc arc c? in pel led
lo | ?tj in* ; ? ? ub v iii ii I" . ?ir iiost ueek'?
insuc.
#<? ? Vic ii,- Mii^llliv' I t >i it tlic i v\ i icu
sinrc- ,!'.>! : ' f i l'.uclii'H n c,>:ihc;i iieiy
tliicni i ' cii I i bo |'iii.? I 1 aii mm It hi 1 - ,.inc
brick In. 'in rr.'Cit I i.i lluir
ii ? in i,.\i i; i:\sk vorvi's r.,r
line m cii 11..-1? j.i.t it. .?.
Horn.- i i m : ;ri *i? nni.riii i iv l? :i I
exieli us i n > j;? 11 ti.t ti-i?t m disc im' ami
tieuli. - In iiia \ tniuliij.'t wiil tit
si i iiv a.. ? i. \ ji. i ii in i hi in ill' sysivin
r
I.X'a Sirlnr.v Arthur li.ive moved
tlieir large suck of <iioocries nil > tiieir new
start mi isio earner "f M tin an 1 ISarliclnr
slrtvt- . I i i< tin y l""k .a? fresh an I neat as if
they ha I in->tr Ltvii even sfrtln'-l. Tliev are
m ii iiv ii' i i - i 1 my am-uini i f business
t iial may c am' I I In .
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, A Iii- "j i! I iiihiii .r vat ly Moll-lav u. tiling.
I'a i.. v wry in-1: 'lest r?'\ i ng T. I. Ti i in liner's
JS ii-!. .-?"iv in I ii- I'rintin,; nHic. "flic
fire hi i/i ii : 11-?? in.I. liaiuu s a tioi i >;i r in.
n mi ianingi-.l the p- inls i the atn> uni i-l" ah -ill
^I.ii'ii. wnli insulaiin". Ahout twenty
li'il i-l shoving wt'io It-travel.
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gOt' \\ In :i wo awoke i a-1 \V v liiOilny iii<: ruing
w.i win .-i. rj'i isi-'l i-i ti ii< I i lie ground nearly
e vert-l will. Mifiv, wiili n sirnii-.' lilvalt wind
h wing, Mill ahi'iil 1111-1* o th tl; mi iw began lo
fail again. il:t tin Is ilirtaltiling a lit ivy i
a: "i t i: hill in a : 11 i.nn- Hit mm taint i-ut
h l ight illi'i lilt t h Ii Is 'To ltd hy.'
?
A I! SinKKS \ ('<>.. have tci'cived
.auntIn r tit-ire <>1 tlmse delightful Mains,
Should' i> ainl 11 iv.lis last Striiis, and llioy
am l.i-l.
I < r tn av..,.|al>lc it?s, ns i|i?* ]Trf<>rin.l
11 oo of the I5osi.ui Slur ' iiocrt ?" ??u j. m _v.
dial was ill:III'tilii't'ii 1" Collie oli next I lit-s-lay
luts lit-fii j i11>.?i.t >i I i We-lncs-lay nighl.
Wherever i ins t-?nil[ :i11It i- |>crf->rtnc-l it Iris
given tin- In In-.-: s.iii-faciioti in i-t?sm<lifiict's.
| in* .,n.j an v is, tin-loubt, of it li glior
01 <ler i'l" ability limn li.-u tl
fcji" 11 nnv tu t l*o genvi illy known tiiut I lie
t trio i--r roiio-ving obstructions in (lio streams, m
t !!* in I - im oilier i* -unties in i'ie Jv tie. was
c i in I it tin* lot sf-sioii of the l.i'iislainrc
f.i'iu Marcti an 1 iien-bor to 'lit- mo'illis *f May
ii:i-i \ugmt.
\\ i :i? i i ji;? -:i". 1 by I lie I oii'ity I otutnissiuii'
t/rs |ii?ivi; tinti' c liiai tin* law will In* rigiilly
eufi>ii'?'<l ati 1 til -e win* neglect tltai ilitty will
In- tin ir i .Milirr il.e jitinlty j reset il-i >1 l?V
that ! nv.
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l.t' i ii -i iiMii\->ineti. i'l* >aft? r-Mid's.
l-roU.- tut-* .1. i-. . Mucky s store at .* , irt tiii-urg
one Ii -I: . i~t w c. k. 1-levv *. | oil 11. r itil.-*r i 01
0 tlie - ii-- w.rli -ly III III 11C. an 1 ... ;:I ;
$ I J'-. 1 In? - i. u' il- - i - wi-r-- j: ? ?-f;
0|-ell as I In V win- tun I j urc-l N-.'..-r
| ij fi ... liit- sale in-r any t i tin* -j is -...
Btni i- wii f iii-iit sit'I. l'liein xt ?i ty :..- r..v
W l- l - t.-l I- I - 1 I III- s:,i'i-t| | 1 wo J j.-; J
ni 'iiey. an-1 in a iiisiiiiii ion rccciTei a . iige
increase i ii - -lej. mis
\s nr-ir'y ivery i--wii ai >iin 1 u> nave t ern
U - : I I ' .ill . s|n. n i:, v. it a a v l-c I'ni -I. s
. .?rrj : . J . r :..- i. inn"? tit I < ! lit > Invi;i<r
in.tiir . i ..* > tli t- voly few so }\>riiiit
ii>' - it . 1 i.i .1 ii .luiji j n I iine ani 'Ic] . s i i
>u 111o l-mit - lie * nto, Vilifiu' Jliiovcs fiiii't
III t"lk I ill . _:!i .111 i ~I ? :?!.
Vu?..:ii; ilf m Ii mi ii?, we mo [ilensi-J to
?n*?; ai.il a 'inr i^i.u into -'ii' community.
:?re I'r 1 !n i.i??' Munrtic w'iii. in iIi? slmr'.
Iiiiit* in' j i 'it..? i I;..- '--siii iii i'iluiiiliin,
iini.io it r iiiiii-i . i !i .ii i i'I'* i lai it.ii . v ii among
*iii a lot i.i i. tin ii "1 Iii'ii t'liv. 1 ;ii in cm.
i-l.jiUi.t i *lri\lli'-> ill ill: llllli 1 :V. llllS looII
com| oil-.-1 : irate it gr wiiig .u.l lucralivc
I'lno i f i.'n i f J iviiii i iu< ! ?riiior Irion U
in U tin ii M -lei in!; J wo wolcomo liim
buck.
J>r. M. ( i< nil' 1 i.'iiiiily. w ii >e faiuilntr
Intis iii.- n.iii.ii'j ilioir ol'l liuinrMi 11 lima
i Mi i : i in* ii.glii.t" of yore. I lie I'r ox..
ii'ni.il 1 s i iii More Hii'l resume busi ii".
a- a I iii colli] niijf Willi I.it Millj!
it in i ii . i'f.' i'i in- i-. is Coli-lil
010 1 Jil ' I II'". .11 lit v ill .
A Sad Sli;c i,..mi
I . \ t >(. 114 I 1 1 t r nit r \ 1 ii 11 a a ?!'<
I >-, .. 11 1 .ii, 11, (i|.-?i nvcr 1 i I > Iv ul" 1
,.l.?lih *>?,.! wI 1.mil,|| led uicidr lil
>u?ujr m: li.iu-, : 1.. ; ti -v He 1 :) . rr-flriK'i' 1
Mr 1 >'i:' i. 1 u i\\ 1 mil,(r.in :-'vii
Tin' li III 'III.:, il y "III .' Ill ill ?;i- 111,, 111 '."J yen.
oliI, a - 11 I 11 <" I it?' * < lu i 11 S U11. a
man liuli'i 1? -1 ? r ilirn,j!i.,.tii i;lv nuiiiti
V? c liaxi* i.i,; In hi 1 ai.i ,hi ? 1 ,, i,t,
eon.Hi; i,?n l il"' 1 '?-1? "it. luit a-? the youn^
mall iia i lull lull III If1 ' ill-all h I'ur .s.'iiir tine.
; li lev, i Uii-t ho ?v 111i1.itit- I 1 ii? der I nn<lcr
1 I ti l i?; ... 1 fiali 11 '.I I lie in 1 it i
J\ |,? 11 : 1 1 1' . -ix l liaiijiin^ IV 11:1 1 lie lr?'t\
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J)f. i.%tiy ' li'-1, ' ' ' 1 'l'1"
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A Card of Thank* to the Town Council of JonesviPc,
3. C.
We, the Win.urn's In -tiau TV hi j'orancc
I'll ion, of ' 'in-ville. S. i .. ?1<? tetnlcr our
tl auk- to * 'i, tin* / ii '' */. ?? // ? f Joiio-villv,
f?.r (lie int< r> ( .Mil i with which v<u
j>r< -cco:cl the pat w ho sohl liquor in Joito*vJIU*.
We lev I ti will, >ue!i liic.i ul t lie livti'l of
, at'...I- . I U ,i to.- V . \i'V I r. I Hie.
v. , *
V. - I\ v. I re-oh ul.
t ? \\l> .11 lt>.
I I j . llieC I llioll
\ ? j'l CSS iiiii
I I.:, i' i i; inl| I '.i.. foe
ii . < t . hun iii i!ic whiskey
, . I ' ii>li of t So
Mi *.-i - ' ' it I'io I'loliiliiiioii |w ~ of
{ . i. . : j . t !y ..'I Vniistci'c<l will bh't out
I -key It . I'lllil'ely, ami willl Kltcll men
l iotl.ee | -i tin- li.:iiu| .liny we fuel Culltilciil
litix 11 I'in vtii iii I into effect.
\ . i i !' ; tinny,
N11?~. -VII.IK Lindsay, lYe-i-lrnr.
Mi - ANNA IIamkh, Secretnrv.
.lutH'sviou, >. i Alureli l), 1880.
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Til i. I" m: m ii - IS.m: I: i'.'l tlitiiatis ti'lilru?s
l<> IS firmer* i* j'u'> i?|io 1 > si I lie lirsl
: tiiic lie seem t l tit: 1* lii.it I he Si vie neC'ls
I"? I 11111Hi I.ie _ .i-ii ii I e | it I men I.
si ll i tiii' I lie I'.irttiel - ?!. Is vtils tii'elii^enl,
well iir*c:?*l liir'i. uiy. l.oMi in |..;nie* ami in
their ,-| co.al \* r?. I - en.| ; e ivetitimi
of f ii inet l- oai'.e i. n to ilieir selfimj
: vemeiit than t i i.. i o| iSo otlices
ot I lie e in?ii - ti a e.i.t Ii 1. .ri i t- : t ii iljjlil
an I nr. ti.'. I lie t iri:n t ^ ?li . i'i n;.'iv:i*c their
knoxvle l^e !>y i!..' iwt. i. !i . ee of o|>iiiitxi
vxh.ci; citi i'C > -tife I in . vcuitntis nsi< 1
| i lit- .upti :| s . i miccvssI'
il lie' n;i*ii'! u .1 , t" . -t /, | in -i
Strilipllt I : -V-.: I . (V, ?... II I 11 tutor**! all
other : il .... i> ii|?>m *. . unty n?<l
r-ivn n ; 1 uivui'i . : t'.o | i ..per time,
W .ill hi ill*! *? the t ll llc i S . a; i / iii'll Ml'.
I ill ii ?n 't 1 iy :?!' j - : !i increase j
ilio inicl.ipenee nt t m t 11 in i In* i* riplit. The
cm so lli it rests i.u uur t in I t .|.(y is poor
farming. lint when lie seeks t i array the farmer
a j?:n us! ;ii I it her tlis?e? in 11,?? |>ol i i icnl
nroiiit In- i> wrung. I!i . -!i > iM -j,i.w mi intelligent
interest ;:i I elu'; us an i pnlitie.al
Hiii >ti?.ins, I.ui when tliov i t . tin .niief ,1ml
II icy :ire n wrunge I nil : -m ii-s'li.i . aid i lint
every tun it s hull I i? against . i .ill die
11i ic11111 rv of g-.vi nitneui . y ten.!. ti ;r111 I
I lioni in I he iln -* ti:i'. . w r in ?. The
farmers ui' Sc .1ii t'.iimr,. * Mill. . ii ; more
tuiiiiv frmii n:i in;w i-v. t ::e s ?i!
lli in fruii i pprcssive lo 'isl'i' ion. ! little
plows tint prepare ur Im ! two or I'm ' inelies
loop are doing more harm than t'. law.
I'l aut ing nothing Ih'.i i -1 11 - : -.. in.: llieni
lower titan tins repeal the usury . i . What
the farmers of our St .to tie I dee, r : ! wing
an I deeper tin light. suiil'i r aereigo nil 1
inure manure. in -re Mull i . ?. i i i lees t . Iniy.
\\ hen they p-'i en iIt it i me t'.vy will lie nh.ive
usury laws. unjust lo.;: -. in .;i an I political wirepllllillp.
t'.T.i'l.i / > 7/ .
fit.I.'its s I' > 1.111? it. i i i.s 1! in hi \ 11 r> ?
A meeting ..I' the i ?raiipe: .ir. Agricultural Society
v. is no' I mi ir I iy. '. i nit.. it which
tin* views nf Mr. I'.. 11. If.in i as c\ i 1
Ml Ins | u.'.lMi'- I It-Ill I-. ? . a , i.e. y
i>v :i number ?>f }-r<i<iti::oiit I'urmois of tiio
county.
Alter iin.1'li-'MK-i :i r.M-c I i : :I > 1 s to Jose
the sentiment ill' the Society I hi i i 110 iii-? -1 *.
As :ui .'iinoit'liiu'iil I i i in iiiiiM l?_\ Mr. .1. M.
Mo?s, ta plain .1. !.. Mooivr iilJVio I ilio following
:
/.' V. Tint tliis S icioly favors hot Iisi^ a
t'uiiiiiv t.'"uvcutiaii in case ti St itc t'ouwutKii
lie talli-l. I
I'liu vino was I i\rii an I res-iltc I in sixteen
fur ami t vvel ve a:?in?t tin- iv-nhiti >;i. The
Sociity then tear III.' that this Vote HU^llt he
taken a- tin iti ,,f Mr T?llo>.?>i s
movement. Mr. A. M. Snllcv nttero'l '.lie 1 illo'viiii
:
/,',-x.i hr.l. That I hi* Society ilooj n >t favor
or syin|''iihi/.a with \|r. Iilli.i ni s propose!
Farmer s 'oiivciitioii.
The vote I> i i t taken resi'te 1 in seventeen
for ami three against. (lie re i:i :i.
, g .
' The lilies especially : > ini > oe-tneios over
I'aikers hair I'lil-uu, ' wrius Mr .1 II. I'eeker.
ilruojiis:, of Fi llay. tt.'iio, They -ay ii is the
iiiiist eh- . nit ilressiua they ever u-e !. Stops
fa.ling hair, re-tores color, promotes ^r.itvtli.
lit... Mr. Aiim-iui'm. \tian!er. March
? IJi-h p lleekivith to- lay rcmlerc I a leeisi >n
tn tlie ease of the llev. .1. ii. Armstrong. rector
f St. i'hilip's Church. charged v\rh iiain?ri!
1 - .ii Ine: m Cincinnati. lie ratifies the furling
f the 1 nrt fftni 8uspen is I)r. Aim?trnng fro in
I the [ .1 pit for five yeais.
. ?
'a iin i - ?'i:ytvi i uio i< mooting
%. ,i . : Ionic i -1. --. it Iikm what
. i . r- < ' i.hi : r u. Wo-tin"Toi-iuJ
I'Tj* . * . : ' i :? ! jTi. irooiivii'.o
*
i. : . 1 S i >H: villo, V I M ll'i'll
i .. Wii- *i \\i- )\nciio! in
; 1ri': x ?' y : r i:.. ;i ii.ui** At llu?
j .a-t til::; !' ;? lit tlio j?r k!) I .Jill V fiit.'l"! :i
t , I. ' ii. . -' i u t 'iutoi ii?* I
t t r mm !"i- 1?..~ iin' t.r-t timo in v tli.it -i
I lyuoliin^ party in- ...?i t'lr iimlly prosciituil by
. .i itii I jsiy I >r mm lor.
\ ii "1 i an i tntiii.it :: ion I !' initio i- ii kor
- ii tii- i'. il-mi i i. i\ . it- - i it ! -r "> vi nt
{ iiinl o ii 1 ii >t !.. A tli .a' it. It hi- -t -i-jio i
| my hair i'lvm lalliti.. n--t ro i it- mil it il hlaok
o-'i.-r :i i v.;i<:Iiy i i- 1 .t Ir <? lui lrull'?
| mi*- I'oiul a'.o-iii. **t i.m m .
ln>i hi l'i ini I'll" llol-roa* lo ??'. < I' I lie
I'liiini I i-u'iii- tin* t-ii* on lit - niii.r !' tli"
I !**llii!" M il. Ii. i iou-t I I'tl: .I I ' t . *. - itrijin
t'i i tli" -t 'y I' I iiih?'r -i tiuvly ! >1 I
ill tlio ii I ' -t:i>i;i lit it"I i- i . inn-. . ; a11\
i?l" llio ilolivi'iai" o i Il#c .'i v- ilirni^ii hoi* in
-t i-ii iii a' ii t tii i ly It"i i t lio ii it i'i t "i' l!i:,, i:i. I no
tltllO l'f tin- ovoiil 1- -l't ?I ?\l II :n I lio .ion I'll
c!ir? ii"l?'^rv * !' i I'iio i'iM-t i- |'ioi*" lo I
in- i In- : i-t "i I!-t lii-r. w i.i t> i iio nr. Im-I m .i <*\v il'-i
tin :it ;n I ii: ! it.iik Minn - ii ii s oi t i Min!
-oi in ii'li'I'i lit -ii t tiiri-f -Iii- ins: oi ii
tln-r hot ro -in- |'i o-oiiio I iior?"il IioI'ji o \lia-uoru
I" <loloU tlio | i>-t ol l!:ii:r.li.
in!',
it ri' i. - hi i: sr. > mniiiiromory.
\ :i . \|til i ll i i.i- iii !' n .ili ll if.ik" lint iii tlio
] a it 1 I'I 111 l wiliii* ii-i' .-i III- I. Il ;.t i n cli'l'k
tin- ilti-lli i .o-ti- ii i tii ' li-t t lit i'll illiit
1 ..?' , I .. I.! ...|. ... I I...
t v i. i * 1 I *1 r*'l Ii'!i. \ ii re
ua' 11 it 11. I ! !l! . I lu-r iv. | tinoilier
lit' I lli* i o i < 111 * _ i i- in iti} more
lii'.i" I'I ti lilt' I'll;, lilij in*, 'tin,' i l.i |,i ||.
Mini 1'iirr .\ l V. nf i li. - i*.11 rind ilie ? ?it<>n i<i
mi me roil** iv i; i ?. I "li 1 ' i ! > i? I'nl' v .? I 0,
Mil' | | |||. .1 ||,r. . - 1 > ?.l i. Some iol? o|
. "oil m, :i n ! i i\i* >1 i ini'ir inc.* m n.1.
Pirn* .ti "i i ii 11 i-i 1 nil i ?
"
w iiii ea :i i > i i.i* 'in,. ,:*. : ? inji ?ij? j
. e./iu .i^e iii ii.i 'ii - *.,in ; _ i i ii May
j I v i . i :..* i II *.;. i: i- I Ii |K e*- t i>0> i f '
Ki ll;i*\ i .ii i j ' i.i.' i .vi Iaoii cured i
l y I .i i 11. I.r 11 ?, .ii*.. i vi; \ ii,.i t? i*.* ha l j
| oeen I in* i . n i a . I ; . * . ; jm '
ei.re !' r \ ii.lnttn I. < .n .e P. lit i-. I here i< '*
!i I; I j .* *1 , j . |'ecI a 1
I llli-oil l'nrifiei K'eefii lii'tet viii euro l'y*? I
: I I * '* I p. * U1 III I . In-* ; ... I.' Ii...;, - !
Iiivnlu iliie t ii!l? . . ..iii l.ifcr, !
III ' i i 11 i.I t 1 ii i 11 " . *I'.::I 1 *II*;I'
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TESTIMONY
Iii the case of the .Sia'e vs. II. Urooks linings )
, for the killing of Henry II. Fowler, December
; 25, IMS'..
on tiii: r\Rr 01 inr. i<i \n:.
l'r. M. \V ("nip sworn. I am a practicing
i physician. Was nl ilic ( or'-ncr s impiest over
. the lio'ly of Henry K. Fowler tit li:* " house in
ibis county on the 25th ?Iay of December, IMS*',
i f mini lil? h ely penetrate I by a gun-slioi
v. itnul in bis left sii in' lor v.'i- sat i?t*?vl that
I lie gun-shot n em I was tin- ci *?.' "f i:is 'Icatb.
j at: I c iiiseipieiit'y nui l? n > furibcr ? xaninatioii.
I?. J. I .in sworn. t>11 Hieb of December.
, 1 was in my son s store-house on tuy plan
ui n?-knew llunry It. Fiiwb'r on I kim v II. It.
w to :k (lie slurp. finingsotmo lo the store mid
aske !. ' Whit does t Ills ini-n. . "hi J lie w:ii
' tlav I <-t lliau :u the limim-: Fowler sai l If
; wasn't, *111 I in tin1 eii'l said doings w is a 'tisr,
: ami he could winp doings in a f ur tight. Went
into the yard .ami |nillc<l oil ins coat ami
| abused doings. doings called Fowler a <lam
j rogue, Fowler advanced toward doings, who
drew his pistol after retreating- I knoeke I the
j pistol down three times: hut doings succeeded
l in shooting Fowler. Fowler exclaimed "Dave I
: am shot," utid fell. Fowler did not draw or aiI
tempt to draw a weapon:
X. Fowler was tnj brother-in-law. ! was
l l u lling (hongs hack when he lircd -I' wler was
i drinking I was not much excited, .is I ds-lii t
] rcu!i/.o. at the time, my danger: F iwlcr was
cursing in the yard and came in the house
eut-iiig.' Defendant was about six feet from
i deceased when the j i?tol fyed: didn't know
that Fowler ami doings were enemies; Fowler
m-ver told liiui so: doings married my neico ?
she is dead. There lias been some unpleasantness
between doings ami uiyselt concerning Ins
children.
I . M Vlauis sworn. I am a resident of
Fiiiou ?' unity; was at Farr's store mi t linstmns
day?wis coming down the roa I towards the
store an I saw Henry Fowler i;i the yard in
front of said store, ami ftoin liis actions lie
looked like he wanted to fight somebody. Heard
Ill 111 ivi- s ma-body in the store the -d >d dirm
lie ? ti In i stop?saw Fowled go in the store
ami he?ir?l pistol lire; didn't see doings until
after the shooting? he came cut after tin* shouting
\vi?ii pistol 111 his hand, ami went oil' walking
pretty last.
X. I was about 7"> yards from the house when
I heard Fowler cursing; auil pistol tir I when
I was in :ih.nit yards ol the house. Mr.
Fowicr was a powerful man ami was heavier
than t loings.
John Arrowwood sworn. 1 knew Henry II.
Fowler; have known Hrooks ttoings ahout three
years. Was at lloings store mi day In-fore
t'lirislmas; heard 15. 15. doings say that lie
would shoot Fowler's heart strings ia two. if he
didn't <|uit fooling with him.
X. I live on II. I!. Fowler's place ? doings
1 ami iiij- t>rutlier had a ditliculty lavt fail; doings
j had my brother arrested: 'I lie c-mversation
ahove was hack of doings' store: wasn't drunk;
1 took two drinks?one with Hrooks doings ami
l i no with Wash doings. Mentioned the onverI
s.ation to Asa Unison t'hristiuas morning. I
I have always been friendly with the defendant ?
i am stid so.
Asa IIutsoli sworn. I knew the deceased ?
have known the defendant live or sis yeats.
Lived on Fowler's j Imitation last year; had
a conversation with doings a' Smiths blacksmith
shop last fall; lie said Fowler ha 1 caused
him to pay JI. -ji if) more on some property than
I should have been paid, and said lie ought to he
! L 111 V 1 'iii,! fli-if In* a 1 I hi iicrc i i ?i f r* n I 1 I t <1 i if
T. \V. Giles sworn. I have known tbo deceased
t wcnty odd years?have known lining-;4
about len years. In a conversation with Going*
last full, he said to me that Fowler was a rascal.
I lie State here rested, and the defense put
upon the stand the following.
F. II. <'udd sworn. I live near Ml. Tahor,
ahonttwo miles front Mr. Fowler's: knew him
well: Mis general character was that lie was
not a peaceable man ? quarrelsome and fussy;
especially when he was drinking: lie was also
fussy with a man who he had anything a.'ainst.
lie said to me la?t fall that iie was going to heat
hell out of Goings. ,
X. I suppose there is very litytc difference
in weight between deceased and defendant ?
l uwler was about lit) years ''H^ Mas changed
BtmiQiii ii?? luiicv jrcisio. 11 o ? id the reputation
of being a fair tighter: iie (ought with his
fists.
X. Mr. Fowler had a fight funic years ago
with Mr. Wiley Wood and lie pulled Wood's eye
out.
I!. F. Vaughn sworn. 1 knew Fowler in his
lifetime?lived about "> miles from him. Mis
reputation was that lie was very quarrelsome,
especially when in whisky.
Mr. Hubert Little sworn. 1 live in the same
neighborhood with Henry II. Fowler. Have
known him lor years or ui'?rc; considered
hiti; a quarrelsome man when drinking, when
si.' er. a good eitir.in. lie was 1 man of vindicj
live spirit
W. L. Askew sworn. Mr. Fowler's repnta.
tioti wa?. that if he was a friend to a person he
I would suck to hiiii. if he hated a man. he would
! hate 1.i 111 with all bis will; lie was a quarrolI
s imc man. Me would weigh about In or ! "?
1 t 11 r 1.1 ? in.>ri* thnn ?tNinlil whin I w.? stirS
111 l*(i as I lie ilofenJaiu. lie wai a very powerj
fui man.
I'r Little re-callcd. Mr. Fowler was much
I of a man physically? vcighcd ibnitt I *m? 11 ?-.
! The ilcft'ii I-i 111 coiil 1 not compare wth decease i
1 in physical power. I believe Fowler cuiil I
1 whip two such men us (Sitings.
\\. I.. Askew rc-oolle,|. I believe Fowler
cotii'l whip such men as (mines nil .lay
long one right after the other. Saw Moan day
after snooting?he was silting down without
niiy overcoat on?sai l he could no' put his
e-'Ui i.ii because his ar:i: was sore Looked an 1
: w a large bruise on his arm. made with a tl.it
! piece >f something, thongs sail tell ! '. M.
I \ lams not to say anything ahuii: a <cu!ile he
hi. 1 his brother ha I tlie morning before.
I. I . Spr use sworn. 1 was raised on I'e.a
! Itidge, near where Fowler was raised. lie was
I 1 \a ry >pi irrelsome man and thit was his rep;
ut it ion: he was much of a man: he w a- an over!
bearing man and wns so from a boy to iiis
loath hadn't changed tit 11 -ii in his latter
! yr.i!\- once had a fuss with Fowler.
, \ tiiiu't sworn. 1 lived in the same
neighbor!: m l witli Fowler luring 1? 1 - lifetime;
j his reputation was that if he ha I anything
against a man he would let his predjudice gel
| ai.cad of him: lie was piarrelsome when drinking
and was verv vindictive?we once had a
j litlLnlty.
; K ibt. tire-.r ry-worn I knew Fowler in his
I liietii.ic. he 1. I Itimi riir-ing tioings. Said if
I ti ling fooled nli him lie Wniil.l knock l;is
, he i i oil. curse i ( dugs I r a d ? d t ascil over
Ivl. Smcliir rn 1 knew Fowler in his
lifetime. lie said, just hefure ('lirisluias last,
mat ' -in" e a i-1?-? 15. .lieI if he fooled with
111 in lie would knock In in down. .Several pcrs.>ii?
were | resent during the conversation.
J.a-|or Ac >ok sworn I live ! in the same |
neiirlii' n lni i I w:i|i Henry Fowler. lie was n
' g- el eiu/en lie w i- very n| . in tight; his gen i
i er i! elnir nMer m:i? tli.it if lie disliked a limn he ;
j Would '1 II Itiin so
.1 (i l.oiig sworn. I n;ii Sheriil of I'nion i
(' unity. Jn.-i hel no iioings eaino into my en?- !
tody. I reeeive I a n>te "ii the Sun Jay after (he i
slid.. ting from Mr. i'avil .1 hnson Jr.. saying !
that F>. H ( dug-was re i Iv to give himself up.
lie was never arrested, Have known Fowler
several year-. In a e ittversat i n with htm on
< hri-Mnas eve tie ir Foster and Wilk'iis .store, he
said thai <1 nigs w is a r.a>eal. and it he fooled
with hiin |\ wler lie would wlrp him the
i-' livers ti n occurred neaily sundown t'hrist
ii.as eve
J. I!. >Ii-ii$r sworn I have always known |
Henry II. I wler. IIis rc|'.nation was that he
was an overhearing man. e?; ecia !y wficn preju
iiee I in ". ien tii:o lie v. is called "lliehiilly
of l'ei Hi Ige, I eeaas., ;1J(i ph/ji^a! p 'vor j
sllj p"?0 Ii'' Wis ah III " :i| s 1>I i 110 W a.OVe
11.nil ilig I ." I lie I ilae I his drat Ii.
X Hv 'ddeii iiii.o I i n 111 i ei ii an ) In ,
ring th w ii I'- "| !e Soigl. v..-s|l\ .aish their
tl?ts in t h ;'
Kichard Askew sworn. Mr Faxvier xvas a1
mncli ol a man; have always heard ! Iiim as !
being an overlie xrni'i mm and cm-i icre I liiiu
such al the time of his deals. In liquor he .
was more overbearing I ban wlu-n Sober.
.I inios llr.ney s\v >rn. I saw Mr. Fowler at :
Farr s store i>ii Chi :-:i ma- m ruin :mi I took a
drink with k m an I Mr '! if" r.
Sic t in A lis *?v ;r11 -I s,v Mr. | i.vler on
the day f tbe ?!i. ling al I i: r < lore, an I J
took two drinks nt'xvbi ky xvlili ln:.i
i haiies || Kidd Mvnni. Ni la : s s: re on ,
Christmas in<>.-nit.hist, I a .v li'-nry Foxxior ,
nut lie in k t .<) It i ?;.i ./ with iik.
We t>mk the 'rink - t?y our.- *? -.
J. !.'. Mrnp re e ili.vl. A* l' ii ilsoli s rep Itatioll
is li > '/ > > I ill Ik- li"i jr!ihorllnn I. I
w ril la t I rl.ovc him on hi< a'h* he has hen i
cliar^ wi:u sti sung.
N i: I'a!uter x :;. ! knaxv -i iliu Arrow- !
xvonl. ! >! i me that ' .run; a , rut of xvhisky j
day before < uristin x-.
ti. H . ii ;in^s sxTarn. I a . x brother >t the i
defendant; xx e n.c tiarlnei >u ?' ''iiitrv store? I
on day before Christmas -tv .1 im Arr ivvwuo i
tit our store uud took :i drink with iiim ? Lirook*
(doings iv** not in then. I know Asa Hutsnu
- have lived near him eV'T.-tl y? -irs. i 1 is repiitiiliuii
i' very bad :m-1 I uoiilln t believe liitu
mi lii.s onlli.
F. It. field re-called. 1 know \- i llutsoii;
his retaliation is not I no i 1 wouldn't bciiotro
hint on liis otttli. lie Iris been tried before
cio tor stealing
\V. i!. liuy sworn. I live in the t wn and
keep tilling store ? ktte.v !? t-e I til id know
deteiuliint. About u month I, toe f iir.stuins
i'oivler titid tioings ivere in my store?Fowler
said he was the lost tit.in in ilie house tind
cursed tioiug- - (I .ing< - i 1 he didn t want n
fuss tind went < IV ? Fowler e n'iitite l to curse, i
uud li e*. I i stop hiill hy thii:t.i eg to put hint
ottt o! the house iluli ittvo v. ore drinking.
l'r. t'ulp re-eaUc I. ! -aw powder si-ntH on
Fowler- oiothes. tin I hi- shut showed llictit
very plainly? the lull enteiet near the lott
shoulder :i:i i range 1 up.', ir Is.
S. S. t'udd sworn. I knew F. wlorand know
(i.tings. S.iuic'iine befere t liii-'mns In .id Fowler
tind (Icings ipiarieHiig !' w or sail to
tiding* that by the first of .tut '..try ho would
brings iiis hands uud cut away t.ia' inn 1 sill or
Itiin. ono or the other. I.e; ' i ;i cursing !
took t! dug* oil'?<ioin_". s.<: ! p. \M- is trying
to run over liitn iihoiit same land ii 1 no. nsk
liiin why if v.heivi' re.
Ii. |i. tiling's the defend in:. -* I wis on |
my vvny to ii t'liristtnas 'i ee it 1 oi is. mas morning
and stop pel til Mr. Fan* * -t i a nod went
in. Mr. Fowler tind Mr. Fa:r?j..k"t> me uud I
asked "what does this menu.' Fowler asked,
"what do you want.'' I replied "friendship."
Fowler said "you arc a 11 i I d-iui 1 ir. and 1
sua "you are si d:nn I fir, ami lot then commenced
ripping about; wont it ors mid
pulled nil his coat und (miiiiii,1I , iv-in; me
Spain. Mr. Farr grahbe I tne ar *.t ! i?;y chest
and lull my arm behind tin'. I *.vier eai.io
towards me ami iiii nio :i iho *r;'i with a
board, and said. (Sod dam y . i:. i mi p *iiig lo
kill you, and struck at iu : .rain \\ liilo Mr.
Far;- was holding inc. !>ix* I 5 i ut my pistol
and reaclie1 ar>uui I an I -11 ? Mm. louder
exclaimed "I a:u ?'uot" and a- s > 11 as I'arr j
turned mc loose, 1 '(uietly ival'.vl <*il. 1 had
the pistol 11,** day lie!* re reb*!.rating t 'iristmas.
aim ha 1 shut <>tl three ' r un I-. - 1 t'i it only
two rounds remainel in the p -to' I"! n t
know that I'.inier wis in the .-1 re whet; I \>e:il
there: lie Mai of.eu abuse I on*, hut I always
told liiui tiiat I di In 1 w int 1 hive .1 fuss wi'li
him ? 1 never, in toy iife, eat 1 : ! :> ) istol Mr
Mr. Fowler. Heard thai he ii : 1 101 le threats 1
against me. ami heard he was ;.* ;ng to Meat me
when lie iia I a chance. His o, neral repuiati *n
was tliat he was nuarrelsoni". I h.vo heard of
his having a good many ! 1 _r .t with ditlorent
men. Mr. Fowler t* ! I tne !i ; fili that he
weighed over "J'it pound-. 1 weigh about I T "?
poumls. The morning before I'liristm is 1 Mil
a sen Mile with my brother over an orange. Mr.
Fowler sai I that iie wotil 1 e ilier eul away that
mud sill or me l*y New Vear s day.
X. Mr. Fowler afier striking mo dropped
1 lie board in liie fire. I wi? invite ! to r. party
a? Mr. Fowler's house on < hri*umas l*M and I
went to it. 1 could iio\ get IV my overcoat
because Fnrr held ine last. 1 shot .Mr. Fowler
because 1 thought he was going to I.ill me.
The scullio referred to w.ii.i wrest i\. and 1 threw
my brother. I di I not t jke a Wink with Armwwood
on fhr stmas ev**. i never sai l t.>
him that I would shot it his heart strings out
and lidn t say any tiling at all about Mr. Fowler.
1 never saw \ r. Unison at my shop, ami
1 never tol l him that Mr F?\vior ought to he
killed. Illlts.'ll told IllOtii l! he W is g ,ing 10
leave Mr. Fowler ami wanted t-> live with me.
and I told hi 111 ih it I di In t want him. I did no t
jTi-i ilie brui.-e Hi the wrestle w-th my brother,
llie sli p i- on my nil Ili * rue inn I which
Mr. Fowler wu< :?t'ior.
The defense hero close i an-1 i ii.- Stale in re*
butal J lit Up llie following. v;/..
.lames A-lams re-eaTo 1. I l.n-'.v '! ings lolorc
ilie -hooting. i iw Irui at my house and
at (lie More on the I ?y of the >li?**>iing: saw lie
>t 11 I hi* brotlio; ?oir III;.': lie linv.v ! i i ^ f >r .115i or
ntol Mr. < 'in gs le' 1:; r "; -1 ili<* ! >.t an 1
Strtiek his hea l lie alteram is c<mi|'!aine>l >f
his leini'le hurling iiiin. II w-r 1 1 1 tne
not to say anything abjtit the bruises 011 his
arm.
X. 1 know \ i!ti;.s>n. an i his ref utation
iu r- 'Iy. I w ni l n t .i ve him on liis
onth ? he % ill tell i.I hear 1 tliit he ha-t stole
some c 11 in nee.
I). .1. l-'iirr re ealle i. i -i. I 11 it iiave i. v
arms around * 1 ings luring! he iill.inliy. I'ow
ler Ii 1 11 >t siri e ' 1 -nig- w it!; 1 b . ir i. an-1 he
didn't throw a boar I in the li It i< about
ten feet from th-> lire-;! 1 * * * t where 1'iwlor fell;
lie con!<I not have -true!; ' ings with mi my
seeing it
.lohti !.. Voting >-.v.-rti. ! knew I'.wler in his
J lifetime. :.n I lu?vi- * n 1 . o. i -lei; if hi i f r
the la I t?n years. : fr* 1 I know, he was ,\
fieaceable tir?n. lie wn- a g I rit:/-n an I a
brave inn.
M .j. lb II I.iee - v rn. Kn.-w llmiry tl.
Fowler in his 1 ';i;k i 1 a- i- I kn 1 lawns
a j-eaeeable mail an i I. - general cliarii 1 -r
was goa l.
TllOlliaS .I II:;;.':'- -'.V'-rn. i '.1 iv- '..n .wri the
j decease I f ?r upward- - t f-rty y >i---. an 1 I re1
g.ar le I him a- a peace ii ! mat 11! h-t w-nil i
; always resent an 111 -11" \--ver kii?-w Inn ti
j use a weapon 011 1 per- >u. I re- I ili- u: ten
miles fr -m him at 1 h !'. >:' li i- ilealh.
I llober; Law-oni <u in I !i vv !. ii.--.vu Mr.
Fowler for t'.;i ! is; -t--i year-. at. I alw iy- e
: si lvre 1 him a j>e u-- 1 e man.
Tlmiiias N. I\c!l\ sworn. 1 knew 11--n ,-y
! Few let. an I iti my e-;iuri!i>n lo w is ,-i peaeea
I hie iii iii.
No well Smith sw.irii ! know Henry l'iiiv|prt
in' iva-i a | i-ncvil'Ii' in iii l>iu lie u'wiva ikhi! I
Iiiiii.
A < . i"\ ---a in. Knew i iwier f .r the
la*t year- lie w i ; enec'i' .0 in hi mile-is
a ID-Ill i :ii|> i-e I - is 11 . in. I; ive vvn A . 11II ti:in
from eliil-lln- !. nn-l ivi n' I . 1 eve him on
liia efilli.
Willittiii (Si worn I luivo known A
lit. ? n I i ye .1 I w .11 I i 11? \it Iiiiii
oil Ilia o.till I li.-vi i- III ii ! inylliili^ ritiliVt
Iiiiii.
Wiii K >Mi - 'in Mr 1 w!i-|- w-i- a ?(iiiei
in.tn. nan; kn i n \ i . I 11 r f.>r I ."> vena
nn-l won'. I h.-lieve Iiiiii o.i !i:< nth
.1 "In; .\i i -? I i iI I. I 11 in i ilr ink -i
fjn.m !' ??iii-k",y i .y i.e! re i iri-int- i," I
wii? Irr I iii i k . ii lit i. |- k ill ii e
I?r ii j- re . -i Mr. I 'wii'i- ' ?-i | not
have waike Ilia- ; - after |;e w hill lie
nn^lii have ?r ijrjfere-l ihit far. A11" I'oa >r
ivij an i-Mi i i i iriiy .a; eeiin- li < f in-iiilino I,
rtti l ii.' r.- . |" - j . i li | I li v?ii- il lie I nicnl.
The lr?i.mullv Inn- ( ' I iti'l !ii?' ir^niiientv
u ininiMM i. thi' wi.s pi. n I" 11.f .1.1 i v
iitihlil s o'o'i .1- ; . in , iii. I i Veil ill ..f - ri? >t
piili \ v.iis i .ii l.i. 1 ii. .ii! I. T.r ii-- 11 i cl
n
A Jllftfttjl : > f i ...in I ( 1.1<1 l?y cv. ry !
!'il? v.. r.ii..i'r i T i. ' ; >r.>in;iI
V II. II t. X ' I' . V. i *il. I !. i 1 Ikf' % > II Ii I II". i.
I l|i'l*i' I- It ' . i 'I Hint .1.1- I- I III' !> i HI
why i! ?< <|.iii'.?i;, i.'i.i .vi | mj> c . r. ! .w- i J
fj>y I'looill t-> l!:v i il'.'l k.
CALL FOB AN AOKHTLTI ItAL CONVKNTION
AT COLOMBIA.
. 1 /( A'Mrt** Setting forth (fit (irirv<tnt*$ of lh> ,
Tiltrrs <j the Sail lit,it Lrjinj tin m tn Ittill if
'?; thr HrotfftiOH Oj' th-if Hi?*//?/ (he j
/'roiiiutiuii ( /' t/n.r \
7'i tin I'llrii, , ',f S?i: !, t ..i . Seveitljs<ix
jut rent. <>f mi r Slide . < |>o|>nl.tt ?ot> me ad- :
iveljr en,Mgr. I it! I'^i-ie'tlitii-tl pur-nit . \i '
leiirit one ! riit" ut ilie retiiiiiii'ii'i* arc iSireetly ?1 ? I
ett'le it itji'jti (lie i inne - Cj:' ihv mens of a !
Iivv'.iltooil. V> n.'iy j it -: !j?* e'-iitii. tiien. t Ir ,
ive e ?ii-1iltde the stale, yet ?ve -lo tint govern j
it, nut'are the laws inlnid.i>iere l in our inlet- |
Uc pay t.lXCS illlii Vote -iii I lilcro is iii fur*
ilior use for lis. these i i\cs ?i ? u ( grow my
less. w|i>!o our ability to j :iy i.mi.i g: n.
inn ivesr by your, mid n tilling worth n tin.
ing lias been <i< m* ID foster and encourage ilia',
interest which feeds ami sustains a I otlt.rs.
The negroes use I lobe iiio "mudsills ol our
economic fabric: lint thousands ??f white menlaud
owning farmers?find themselves si twly
hilt surely sinking beueatli the waves t > tie
lidded lot lie foundation upon which a lew men
an I corporations are erecting their fortune-'.
Imperilling bankruptcy stares limits;ni ls in ihe
face, while ntaer thousands are overseeing
heir own plantations t r ilieir victuals and
clot Iks.
An insane system of farming largely prevails
and our lands are growing poorer year by year.
Large arias of South I'aioiuia are being in do
a do.-ert to Iced negroes, wliile tlio land-owners,
giving no thought i-i ill.* future of thenseives
and children, stand idly by, or a-si.-t
and direct ibis skimming of a State, which by
reason of s ol, climate and geographical pn?i.
lion, might be male a veritable Harden ui
IMou. I lie negroes will "go when the
Initios are picked. What wiii wo da'.' We are
farming towards despair in tints e Milium.ig
to impoverish our lauds by iguora.it culture,
but nothing is done by our Legislature, or us
creatuies, to stop it.'or to try to teach the people
a better and wiser system. Forty to msati
I dollars are spent annually in the Stale,
ihreo-f.iui'ilis of it t aid by farmers, to educate
men for -titer professions and luir.-uits : the
farmers get u uiiitig and are left t i gropo their
way towards the grave in ignorance and its
eotiseijuenl poverty, liven the pittance doiia...
I . . .. l . ...... l. . . i . : i o. . .
Hi i? i c hi. uit' iirixin.i i?#? lilt* i il 14 ? i r?;ue*
Cl overutnont ix taken from us and npptopriatod
to sustain tin- institution :>t which our future
masters are being trained. iiow thankful wo
should he to the good Lord h>r such generosity
and wisdom among our Miitestnen. s.-called 1
Again, we pay >- *>,tthtl annually hy specific
tax, which comes out of the farmer alone, to
sustain a derailment of agriculture. A goo I
aiiee of this is s| etit to eoiieet the phosphate
royalty, wliieli goes to support the ."State t??v?
erntneut. and the rest is flittered and w.i-tr I.
so tar as we can see, the only henelit received
hy the I irtnei s heing .a partial protection against
fraudulent fortiltzers.
\ majority of tin" hoard of agricultt: e tire
not engaged in forming* U a > wonders, then,
that so little has heen done hy it to benetit our
farming interests
l our I ad erops out of live and tiieeci.tw pient
p ivcrty of the l'ai"..tors cry aloud t >r ceottoiay
and re I'tctt' ti of taxes, lint this ery. which
catue from every county, was ignored l.y the
last Legislature, which also persistently refuse I
to obey a plain mat: late of t!:.: t'otisliiutioii to
provide I f a i c.ipportionmeni of r.'present ttivesl-y
holding a : nsus. It is sm-iit wottder,
then. 111tit nothing w is done to protvi t fartni rs
against robbery hydi-:i inest fertili/er tnaiiuf.ieturei
s.
lite Lesislatttre which recently a Ijourncd.
though n >t corrupt, has heen very negligent of
the public well are. The thoughtful and intelligent
ftrinci- i.f the State cannot allord to
elect another such body of law-makers and Constitution
breakers. Nor e in tliey till'ord t > allow
the agricultural interests of t!i<' State to he
subordinated to everything else, mid no elfart
made to foster and protect them. Other States
with less expenditure than we are making, arc
doing ten times as much to eneouragi and n^|
sist tiiosc engaged in farmin?. Hut the money
spent is not entrusted to politicians or to those
elected hy politician". The farmers manage
j and control it themselves.
He'.ievitig. therefore, that the crisis demands
i prompt ati l united action on part of the
I tri e and loyal tanners of the State, and that a
convention of such can only redound to the
henelit of agriculture and consequently of
every other interest and railing, we call such a
convention to meet in the city of t'olitmhia.
Thursday, the 'J'-'lh of next April, take into
consideration the question touched upon in this
; Kinross, tngetner Willi stlcli oilier matters as
they may 'loom of importance to (lie jmlit cal,
social, chicatiui tl < r itelasiri.il interests of
' the farmers ami of Lite State.
llacli c uriiy agricultural-ocicty i- rc'iucstcl
t>) SCII'l live 'lologalcs.
' Had. li <;:?! or township agricultural cluli is
I rcjiicslo'l to sen 1 one 'lologito.
I '1 he farmers i f each cunty arc rcpiorto'l
-. li i five ii' leoates over an I alicvo those from
I oroatli/.e I societies, at: I to oll'ee! litis it sllgge-i- :
to 1 that tit' -e ia -_vi: pithy 'villi the movement I
| call a mass mooting or County convention of
I farmer-, in their r -pcc'ive c nintios to appoint
sai l 'lelogate-.
If the wisest an i ho?t of our farmer- thns j
assemble w? fool tilt I I ellovc there is enough of
! hoili ; iti t -tisiii mm I sinresieaiisliip am oig us t > i
litt'l letne '.ioa for tli. se evils an I. without
trcnchiiig upon the rights of other.-, tnauhool
enough t' 'lettriifl n-i oliiaiti a proper rocogni1
lion "f our rights -mi to a Is.
I While this is essentially *t fir tiers nio- ? uient
we iiiv.' the sympathy an i - i r?! s-ip; i t <>|
! go iiion of every ? iliit'j. \gn< iiltiire i tit - j
; basis 'if our economic structure mul siipj :ts
' :! ( res*. I: > ,nnot li-e without carrying nitii
! ti the superstructure. i
I i< re 1-' am >ti I I ne | '!' i . his in .t: ( i ir !
olina -in up ' "iiiniy -ttil ! a -eo'isury, ' -i.-is
iii - licit .it of 11 \ i -: > ti imong lie fir.a t-. ;
Our interests are one l.et us c nuc ! o ile r
' fi on the in >nnlains t . the -e.u, an I. ex'Tois'iic
tin; tin.I given right that the majority sh'-ul I
^ vein, '.r/ini/i' :i< mrniers mi l oMitcratc tliis
Iiin* !' rrvci'.
.1 r ii inii.-i. s v New .1 i>:i, n k i
Henty. ' M ' .'in, .1 \ Ui II I' iMincmi. W;
\\ ii\in>, \ li liint. I. V-:i'k,T. I: I' I"JiiiU. ;
S*CHi N I. r.rvill. |> N .1 in:- Ii. I: !' |)liv."ll,
I! I! M ihi ^ inrr v. I I'. \|n rl i n. .1 I'. I > i.m I ruin.
( Tint. II i: 'I !> lu:l-. I I. II.line- I; It ,
I.V'Uiv, II II tiimrli. .1 :t Is i el. .1 II I.vie. j
Ml?.. .1 I '< .viiii'.mi. ' I! Nlui'i i-u;i. .1 ii June-.
! -I ?. WillimiiH. I II ItnwiMi. M I. honnl.Non, :
0 I' llnutliuriio, \Villmij(||liy, S un .1 llul*
- ii II .11 y II iiiiiiuni i .1 II ftinlliiril. W .1
i> Iii?jr. i i .M " slue-. \| i- Itiirneii. Win
i l.'.n.r, I! \V .Viiii-n- .1 .|i II 11 :iri i-..n. \ 1 x
t N .nmi. v. s is i; \|\| \ Murkust. I
\\ ! I'm i. .1 I. IN v in. .1 \ Me.\ili*iter, H \1
Mchivi l. M It Wi'l imi-, l? I Si l Her. .1 I
1 nnli -I w -II kill- ,1 i. \\ utliil''I, 111 .lelleries,
.1 \ \: .i ,1 W in r...,i,er I l Mel I.I..I i' ... -J
v* ili11ii:-. ?' \ 1 v?*t i . i. i' Smith. all-en Harris. '
: i; s Mini. \ i* W.ni. li linn i: .1 hi. i
.1 li Moj -. v. m . \\ 11 IIvhiih. \\ II |?rnke. ::
M 1 . lii-' I Willful. *111!1 Illnbck. .1 '
I?:?V :-. M > Sl I II. in;.'. .1 V? SlicliT. II I Hnisl, 1
S I' 15111 1 _?". I. Ilillltrl*. I li I i II I:%!. II I
ilmkiii-.n. I> I. Mo I iniiii. Win Si'.kcs. lien.
Muck. .1 II \\Imrfcri. i I. - W (ioMmniili, .1 M
Wliiiinirc. \\ \ Mcliki v liol.l S l'..?*kliaiii W ,
II Tiiiiliicrmiiti. li 1 i ilItii-iii. <>l I'li.illriiu,
11 li Tiiliiinii.
I'.X.'I I K MIA I IvflKV* I il I'll l'\ it t*riio;i | liil.i'cli
I'uii- .'i :ti 11.r* vim.i'y >i| I'.mw. I'c.y . Iiy
(In; ii ii. iii.u'.li' r< c' wry -I Mi .1 I. 11 y.
\vii<> will ; . ik- plchh ill il I i I :. f ! : 11 n>
lifil. or raise hi; lieu I < . : y % - ii ? !. ...i
' ?lyii-jf dt i 11*11111 j.i: !?. A in..; ! 'ii. of l?r.
Kin .: i Si'w |iiM .v ? r i Iiihi. Iniiiu^
reiicf, !i.' I. >: 'A.: .1 In.;' '., nirl :. I v I ,r
Ivill^M v i.: !'* ill- I if I :? * il::.. In- il I I
i:.I;m nv . I. - I 1*11- ft/1 I two K ill ?.f il.c
|?i?? t ry. In' * . . ,..! \ li . l .. r I in :'i mi
liiiiiy v | -i.ii
l r. ' * : liii- i i> J . - . y I i inli.iliil
il.il fee ftl I. W I . V 111 |
i
Women are every w here using m I rociniiuon lin<?
Parker's T?nie 1 re iu*e tlicy hive learnc I
t'r<tin experience tli ?t ii SpeC'lly overcomes ilc>1
>inlency. itnligvstioii, or weakness in ilio
I ..ek or ki Jneyan I oilier troubles peculiar to
ilie sex.
I*ri K l.i s's V i: n : \ S \ i,v v..?Tiic best Silvo
in ilu* ivorl I for IJruin j, Sores, Ulcer.
Stilt Klioum. IVi r Sur.M. i'etlrr. Chapped
Mtnt'l'. i*'ii!lil.ii.is. t iriis. :i>ij i 1 skin Uruptiotis,
a:i 1 p isitivi-iy cures Piles, or no pay re<iuircil.
If i-> ?U itttutec'l to ;mv<? rt'ect satist'ictioii.
?>; i:. iiu-v rel.tu le 1. Price *- > cents per
i"i\ F r --ale 1 y .J. \V. Posey .*>. Pro. July ly
A .Si iv llAti.UoAu* tost Wisv tiuno.-?A ruili*.
:i?? to A! -ton i- - I'ki'u ' t >y some of our
liii-iiic s moll. I'lie 'o:. ne? of hauling stono
to in ilie* ro i. tarry ii tit" li ti I, anil others
U'l.t.il. ...! I t !... It... ? - ?
. ... | - ' > ' .. ? llliv, tvuuni
(v a ? ??*:ijt\ from i"it* -tart i ll'-town cer?
i11' v needs ?oiiie enn . pri and wi' : ! ?* in fop
.nytli'mo which will In in;; a'-out :i change of affairs.?
UV?w?'<(/.'0 .Y<<rj u/nt // rilif,
. . ? _
A 11 on i:<nt \i \ l*i it t: in Ai <:i si \.?August:!,
(la., March ."> -A lire in lite gas house of the
Augusta ! at i >ry to-night rc-'iilte 1 in only ?1,000
loss, l.til severe personal injuries and loss of
life. A fall ng wall htirieil nine men. instantly
killing t'oiiiieilinaii M. 11 Mill, overseer of the
tactnry. Master Meeliimie W. t'. Alien ilictl an
hour afterwards, ami John I'M wards will die.
i iie other- wi.e more or le-sserimidy injured.
. ?
- giHiii.OiM i?nc i iii*. Mississippi.?Washington,
March ti. The I! ai-e couiuiiitcc on the levee
improvements of the Mississippi iliver lias
agree 1 t" report I'avorihly a hill t i hpprnpriatc
>> (n1.1''i. loel '-e iii -raps in and strengthen
the levee- o! tin1 Mi "i--'ppi ( >r the purpose of
improving and ; ivin-. safely to na\igatimi and
preventing destructive Moods. the money js to
lie expend.si hy the Mississippi Uivcr (' niimis-ioii.
in 1 eoiiic -l ei' the >ecrelary ol war.
Win M:; - i i. : Siior: ?Tort Smith. Arkansas.
Man !i <i. .-.iMiiiel Newt n. the t'lioetaw
Indian wife murderer, wa exienied yesterday
in (iaiues tiii'v. in lim t'.mciaw Nation, 'flio
con leiniii l mail v.a- h i forth to the scatlold
alio:,I 1<? oNh ye.-ierlay morning. ami was
seated upon a lilaiiket, after which he was hlindi'ohled
and a white paper pinned directly over
Ids heart. Two attendants, one on each side,
held It's hands "i'lie exec.uinner knelt hefore
him. aimed earefnlly at ilie slip of paper with
his r lie and tired, killing the condemned man
instantly.
o
Ifmtiuui.e. (iiriiM.i: \xn Mrunitu.?Macon,
( ;> . Matvu t>. .\me mi.es iroin alilleilgcville.
Thitrsdav evening. Mi*s Carrie llaiits ami her
niete. Alls* Clki 11 umplirev.-.. were murdered,
I..ah ' i!>h"i i'i 'he neek. I hey were going
1.1 l ie li'.ii-e <>1' I'rank Humphreys, Mi?s Kiln's
lirntlier-in 'aw, ami were accompanied hy lulu.
Yc-lerdav morning he re;>arle<l dial ilie party
wa re attacked ' y four masked men. ami llial lie
w i- lieaHii ami ike ladies killed. Kvidenee
before ike coroner'* jury ) .Jute I I" 1 iUiiiphreys
a- I lie niiinh rer. lie wa amMed ami put
in jail. MK? i!urn)'liivy s ho.ly bore evidence
of Iier per-on I?avi11 r Keen ravished.
c
AsOTntut 'n i - l!al<>ntiiwi;, N. J,
Mareli 1 \ . I man naine I Samuel Johu iim,i//?/v
Min .. .lark, wi- arre-le I here early
In-i evening r| -n a eharge >>l nine made upon
Miss Angoliite Ilerkerl, daughter of Jiuiics
.-lewari Herbert. a fan er living on the roail
which li-ml? Ir.ai C : i:t. wn to \-duirv I'arU.
Ike erimitial w.> I., -bed up in a little brick jail
in iiatoiilo w ii ,\k ail 1 i? eh>ek this morning
the jail w.i- lirokeu open, ami after Johnson
li el l.eeii clubbed until lie was nearly ilea'l. he
\va- hanged lVoin tin- gtating over the enlranec
to the jail, iie wa- about seventy years ol.l
ami lias a wile am! fr.e ehihlren. lie had
live'l here many Vear? ami was well known lo
hi- victim whom lie met in a wooded patli near
her lather's hon-e. She is a slight, delicate
woman of t wcutr-foiir years. She* had no fear
when site met Johnson, as she knew him well,
hut lie knocked her down, choked and outraged
her. The community is ivjoice.l over the swffl I
reuikiition that has readied him and everybody *
is profoundly ignorant wlto the avcngcrswcrc
were.
List of Unclaimed Letters
l.ctnainiug in the l'ost t'flice at I'nion, Smith
Carolina, for the week ending March 1 tit li ISSii.
Jim. M. Ait-Ley, Milton Jackson
Miss Sallie lira mm, C .1 Jones
J. Ik 11 rown l> ! ' Johnson
Ned Hates William Little
I . I'.O,...,.I I I Ml..,.
I t'luirity P.rati-u I". I!. I'cnulti n
j Maurice Poster > !) Mary lingers
' t'lara lonli-y ! '. <" Stern
I>oiir? tiroi'iry l.ucolla Tucker
Mrs M A ( " !> I I* 11 Niirgins. K?ij
Aruamlali tialcs Wlliarii <i Worthy
M iss M (i. 1111in| lirics n.lcy Woo.lsan
Muric Hughes Autiic Wilkes.
Persons calling for ahnve letters will please
say t!i?'V liave tieeu advertise I.
i>a v11) c. tiisr, r. m.
Notice of Dissolution.
The utrlersi^nr.l h r-oy irive notice
thai I!ii* | art iier.-l<i j? lictv'nloiv cxistin.' uttih'f
t1 r lirei li nue i'l" M W. Ihtlp & t'u.,
tlru^u'ists, w is tli-> ilvt >1, hy mutual cu^ent
mi i Ik- 4i: it in-M . \Y . <'I LI',
Match ii. is si; <v i; KOIIKKSON.
Muh. !l' 11> liu.
ItEIPORT Ol' THId CONDITION
>! i 1.1.
Mere hauls' & Planters'
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