The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, September 03, 1886, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextTilk Fahmkio M??vi:mkxt.? Wo arc iti earnest about the farme;*' movement. It made a good .1 rt. The reading farmers of 1I10 State were aroused. 'J'liey felt the tiuie bad come for unit >d and intelligent effort. Having suddenly got rid of human sluvcry they also desired to be emancipated from the slavery to factors nnd money lenders. They wished to be couic free indeed. I bit the farmers must remember that enthusiastic conventions, li.^li soiitulmi; resoluti >riami mo iionerai Assembly. under tlio o<>:ilr.'l of farmers, will not pay debts an 1 lib: mortgage* on llic farms. liven the repeal ol the lien law will not till the empty cribs with corn ami the barns with hay I hey may vote ami "tass resolutions ami ? nact laws until doomsday, ami the meal tub will ho no fuller in eonsetjueu e thereof. The fact is the fanners imivcim nt : l mi the wrong track. The en;;in" -r <1 : ! not understand the businos. Instead of moving forward slowly and eauti eisly on the track of real reform .and progress. which i- a steen tin grade, lie d.dn 1 d nvn the politicil sid track that looked so inviting. IfoMV the derailment ami the disaster worse than that of the S uite" trc-tle. An attempt is made to rally tin: farmers again ami that for the avowed purpose id controlling the tiener.al Assemble It the real object of the farmers movement is a political one. and they are udug .ail this talk about bettering tin ir condition - ,i sh im in onb r to cmitr"! primaries conventions anil i-'L'ilaturcs. then the I'lMin rs timveim lit will I fit 11 ivs'lvr ilM If int" il mv Mul tin* I 'll ftnii'M iii"vi'iiii'iit l?:is hardly begun y?.t. Oim! ul' ill" dangers i-. tlirit f.irinors will be taught to look to oonvontions special legislation to 11 1|> them in t licit il tily Work. Tin-y s uiicltow think labor will bo iin)>r<>v? I by repealing tll?* lion law and tli.it .ill farmer- in tic b gi* latino would bring I I sings untold. Suoli teaching as thi- i- a <blusho! 11' there aiu "bbts "nil" In hi, liny biv to ii. paid by individual ill-it. Il labor is 11<*t trustworthy, it n.i b iiiij-i'Vel by g < . i example aii-l g 1 j-iy. I I tin crops ail* pool' tin: soil Inll-t bo "il | "Olii "1 11111 I.hl'ioli. "1 There must bo -on. i ll ii:i; i ivoiuoiif in i vcrv nook and o i*11 i lis mi llio pig pen to tbo parlor. I! a conventi n or any .sort of iiicoti.oo i ll. is \ 11 any ln-lp. il ii teaches you b -lti r low f-> do wm-k. tln-n attoinl tiiat oosiv- i t: oi. I> . id bo afraid t'i follow any ")l? is who n il! load vmi to i in i - ii i v > 1 in tli"d- in t inning fuli bam.- | Colli I'll atol legauce about tlio home, l I i.!.? ..i . .. i .. .i . . i i? ??t i fii m i'iiii:; mm hi1' iiiiiiiy. i'? not think t"'r a tiinumit tin* i'lrnicr^' mow incut jjot a backset in < t>ia. It was nnton trial thoic. M ivo tbrwar-l, :11<?v lowly, move sMivly. Willi an t-Yo t > ia-li virtual success. an-1 \ i will riot lail.-TVi fyia+terh T>At?ni;i? in I?i* v i ii.?S.ilii'Ji. N. August illi- atl-ll II .'it "r o\v-ck ilia iln t (rain mi the A In villi- a.nl Sjiac-i tanbur^ ISuilrnlrt starlui rt?wn Mollusc j^iiuli- with three car 1'i ni- i-1 ilivt ami .tl>->nt thirty Convicts mt 1 :?i.i I in- ? t?t;iin-i i had loft lii-i engine in ? l.arrre I' his tin sjian ami it sunn c-'t In-ymnl his - nitml. The train rusin l down tin- thro iii.- -.ri i hat a t--nil.lv rat s-.?\d. Ahmi? halt way il-nvn tin- frnti 11 \;.:a! ! . i\ - \ i. . > ir.oat that mi rnun iin_- .-:i .>I tin; many curves oiii- convrel w n Inn' 1 li'iin tin ll n ami PcrnnHy injuiV'l \ - liuther a .ml -nt > < 'Mll'Tnl lllllil lit' ti'llll !ia 1 I'MII III).Ml' ^;ir;r h >y m! ill. f'.et .if I lie r:i-. when, .utieii rm miiii-; nrv ihe lireiiiin sml it-lily apt !!? th* -it:; r. v. i ! l.'i- 1 pn;;im\ I lie -.>! :umi .hi.I ,-u I?i. .. -t j H.ijjc liUlK'l ill.' >liviet.i :i11-1 u'lii l\i* |.i| the earth with men 1*?r . I iv.- eniviet- i MI<1 one iMi.il'-l Wi le in>tatitiy -vil! -<1 :ii>I w. ro fmi hilly inmei.'.l. ix lie in.; ... !, :>l!y W.mtuh'.l till', t'.l- \ ale let . XJ.f.-t. i t . 11 \. Till- I- the iMiiy . | i. U - i Velellt t 111 t h iOlMMII l-.'l ell till- I >l'l -111 11 ? h> 11111.11 ?_r. ami it i- one ti. t i linly .1 j 1 r.ihle. It W.I.- ;i fl^llti :illlM-t I?. \ >11tIt r wa\lying there with.-lit i i.ii.ittiur. \ii i limine 1. |i inline lia'>!. 1,tne.iieal .v^i-i itiee, ami I'r. I' . I w, el Ilea.J. i .aotivillo ami I *r. t'.inier I fvilu !.i wetit i lew II In iir'et, liny liia?le lie alii] lit -it i->11 miiuiii? mat iiu>.-f \vi,.j \v. r. > umi^k'il a* (<j require it were alic.nl} he}-.;.! tin power of Iniiuaii treatment s> Ami.in- \ .\ > i\ 11: \ i > - ?!ah f.-n. ?,\U?$UM \ ? J 11 ! i a I I !( the A "? >n\? i.' I-, if I! A '.It ii mi per c11104 ?I Tit el f !.' i "iiliui! i ^I i11? s a i;< ?t< ,;iiak?'s imp! ?;t t-> ' -fi-n! i.mhi t>!' c,.||. Mailt ali'l peiriMelU niiliMyan; s inMi *{ .1 upon the iiiiniiiu' n i 111> l?\ M? x.i**:in i Jii curs at i'unt r-?. I In ii-?.: i - :imI ." hi I' ill iiii|n?>in^ unjmt litu- 1 .r fl >itin?r flic Aiiiv.'lif in Iiag >>m \mi> l ie hi ] i"j . rt) with out fir.-t obtaining 11 n11i-i''u l'ruiu the an thoritics at Sail J'ablo. I >r which oil ||C>, the coln|?any was fined MIui >tntcs that since the t'ultiii^ an 1 Ariv.-i.rc* nlltir the annoyance ha> Ikrr ncp ?m~t.?nt an<l the ill treatment of Auierieaiis in 11 i- In cality inure persistent. Mien represents a Philadelphia company. Ilis >t.it?'iii?iit.arc corroborated by live other Americans ' 1 Hncourage the district school teacher t > take .'ill net asion il w ilk with th" I'll I l'lr''i?. iilid ^ive tiitiu ilie practical botany talks Tiik rin.r l'v< i.om:.?t'hiciyo, August 'Ji{.?A special from Lull Worth, Texas, says: I'rom I ndianola eoim s I lie saddt >t news yet reported about the .storm. I hiring the night of the ?torm the Signal t )ilice was blown down, carrying with it ('apt. J. A. liccd, signal officer, and I >r 11. Koscncran.s> both of whom were lost. I'irc broke out 'among the ruins which extended for blocks on both sides of the street, destroying thirteen houses among which were I'. II. lie gan's large dry "'""Is store, and ! h\ Lewi-. - ? - > ...ti:.i i| IXlUll^nr ,1,,lo ' M.lUil.Nlllirill. I 'I. , was in this building at tin* tiinu it took fire. { lie escaped bcin*; burned to death but was suhsiijULiitiy ih'owiU'il, his hotly being found yesterday. So far as can be h arm i tin: following is a complete li-t of the lives of white people lost t'apt. .1. \ Kecd, signal oflieor ; I>r. ('railker Mr. .1. II II loraiis, of Klgin Ills .formerly a resilient of Imliaiwla Mrs. J 1 lodges, ami two ehihlreii ol Mr. Hodges') family ol Cuero : Mi.- ('io >k* r. of Austin, visiting at I ml i aiioli w it li tin: Hodges;) Mrs. Henry Slieppard ; two ehihlreii if Mrs. Max Luther ol Corpus Chris ti, Mr. Mavis Lewis, and an unknown | young man. II< sides the above the bodies if tell colored pe >pIt: have b: en found. Tlie lmly of Mr Crouker. th > twenty seecotid victim, was feuml ycster?lay. About four miles of railroatl track is) washcl away, rendering it impossible 1">r trains to approach Indian 11. 'Micro is I. .1. ill.. , t I... , Mill' II minimi .11 ...... .... ,.n ... J classes, wli'i hivo lost everything they pos srs-T'l. Tin: depth of water i-> reported as urcat as it was during Ihe re.it storm of I >7"', wli' ii nearly "!' 1 ndiamda's citi '/.ens wrro swept away. Friday s Hood over tlie doomed city was s i rapid that within two h >urs after the first apprehensions wore felt < very street Was j suhnn r;_'e<l many l' < t. j At San Antonio the <1 ama;.;c to j ..j, rtv lis s."itnt.tmt?. \t l-lor svilie tit: loss is j s" J notion. Never liel'.n. was till lower j T x is coast vidtcd hy so teiriide ami do .tractive a storm. It < \t n I 1 ! >r two hundred miles inland d -sfroving tIt msaiols j .'! hon-'es and inv living .. pecuniary loss o'" j many millions. J Si;\ i;\ Mix i?? nr. IIam.i o. t'iiieajro. j 111, \ ttu'Ust L'U. ? The ('.out was railed to order at ! :."? I. Tin: jury arrived ;;t t. i the verdict was read as follows: We, the 1 .jury, liii'l the ?li*K*n?l:int- \ui'iist Spies, i .Miohael Schwab. Samuel hidden. Alimrt 1 1!. I'ar.-ons, Adolph h'iselu r, tieorge I*.n*rt?l | iiu'I Leuis Lingg. guilty of murder as | i barged in iiit iudictin uit, and lix the j penalty at death. We tin I tie: do!< udant. j Osoar \V. Nebee. guilty of murder in , the inaniier and form charged in the indict ; uifiit, and lix the pona.ty at imprisonment ( ::r UvH-pw-ttHeiiliaiy lot- lilleeh year.-. t dpt. ?ila k .-aid lie would desire to make i motion {'or a now <n.?l State's Attorney tlriuinll .-ai-i u tvo'ihl ?,? imp >smI>1o to di.-pobe o| the in iti.tii during li?e prur'eLt term, but by agn em-nt the i in t! >u eould be argued at the Sopt? -tuber i ti rni. I'll is was agreed bv the defence. ' !'ho t' .urt h-t the motion be entoi 1 and mtinuod until the ii \l t- rni, an 1 the do i fendmts wore taken baek to jail 1; is mid- r.-tood that the authorities m w tempi.ifo the immediate nrre.-t ! all pi'i'.-o;,. e.ei. ir.d:: ev",!y eoimeeto 1 with, tin1 11 tyiii it k<-t tragedy lor in. ;.in :, am! : : I;at i!i tin - k11^>wI <t 'c man\ ! t.. notiv? J ! io.nloi >. hearing tho outc*'.mi>* "f tlie \ r-1 i<-t ' :iiv juvj. irin.; t.> leave tho city S! ??l I.->i i:.\? This ihn * imt I<?? !x nuich ':ku any itu'linalnui on tin jurt of lito S >uih t i;-i t " acv t" turn their h ick yjion i ivit ;orvn I-. IV.1... W o oiv unit.; ic i ly t > hot >10 tho j of tho t.Uo <>m t'ni.- i *uo. ami arc fully cmilhlciit. that I tii - h.tiiiliui i.l' will !> r.iule.l , . -)'.Miliii >Usly.- A' >' < >? / < >/// ?' / . ih; ..' :.<jfioii us .-(> >i!-iiiin in > >utl? t i; iii.a i ii.o I lit-: . tho A u | a.<</ <. 'iinr. win a-ke.l lot" tm i pi'iei iy<1 tin- a j'j >illt iiioiit > t" lu> hl'uliit f :ii iav\ a.? Cat: ::i at .M oi i . >Ut l|o -11 ?t ill InVUIlt > -1 ( my | oouii .i titi,. hut :: ? i j> r- ui i 1 l.ivor | t Itiin - A- ' /? rr>; <>! <. m, . A t 'Alt I'll ill (' AI 11 r,? lh.ok 11 ill. i \ ...... i it. T.. i .i . . i. . > i. i. 1* ? n - c ???. * 'II i III.''! 'ill'ill. tli** _ ? i i inst.. <vi|>t:iiii I,ami. in charge of (rain N ! ]"ui' tin- I'harlotte, ('olnmhia ami Aiu;u*l.i J I! lilromi. a' a white. man named S. j M Kullcil^e, \\li<> had 1.1..L oycii a j loaded ear of 1'ifij^ht whiio tho train was i -landing here. To-day Im was taken before j i Tn.il .lustiff ami e 111111i11<j I to i lil at \ ui k \ iiJc to aimwef at the 'etoher e >ui t to | tli?* ehar.'e el Inirolary. I'ajitain l/nnl .* | (i nil \ii> ah>i r 1'!. 1 mi Thurs lay ni^lit !' 'Ii-t weik.ainl lie w i- mi the look<.ill for | ; ilw tllleVi ; I an i n \\ iii^k r\ ami I.h* r a Kiti tit: ('hitia.'iooya, An ail J I ?N\ i 11 i? in ; i'1 iiti>iii< r < ! JVter,.hur-, N a. an.l Mrs \ iM.'inii Idwanl-. >1 New \ .ik city, nil t licit' tc-'jay in jn t ininini, having 1?. . i? cii?m^. 1 t ?r several y? ;ir> I lie couple led t k? n llieir place.- I?? f >r? llic mini-tor wlicn j lie laily ilisciivereil lli il her in(<'iiii -?l iiiiI i.i ii '1 as <1 in ii k , when upon she tech |li,. marriage Incii... ,'ri>;n t!: minister, thnu i( in I '1 il in in -r s lace, aid sIcilH a 11?a lull fur New \ nrk A hll-hel d' lump hlic in the Cellar will a I 'si rh much of its dampness. aid a peck ??l* j ow'ilired di.ureal hi shallow dishes, | Ui'J' hit the h d s/neii. Cheap literature is to be descried in many eases, perhaps in most cases ; but tl c ' cheapening of editions of the best authors, ; giving country women the chance to read ! the works to which women in town have I aeoe.-s in public libraries, is nothing lc<=s than a natural blessing. It is froin the ' country that the best intellectual life of eit'es is recruited. Country mothers, thereto! o, have more iultucncc on the mental devclopmnnt of the nation than town toothers, and it is a good thing for them to have this increase of nourishing mental food. 'I'ho spiritual life of country women is often cultivated at too great an expense of the intellectual. Their weekly church scr vice is their only respite from the hard facts of their everyday working life. The introd'teii oi of a fortnightly reading class gives a new /.est to their lives. The histories of % T . I 1 I ? . ? A 1 1 V . 1 . 1 * i 1 .Money aim i rcscuu aim * any 10 gi\e wicm a relation to modern existence missed in ;mi exclusive study of Kings and Chronicles, and the poetry of the singers of tlmir own country helps them to a higher appn eiatioii of the inspired poets when they return to these. There is something tragic and pitiful in the lite of a woman win -hkes to read and who is denied access to books. There is much that is hopeful for this class in the present popular nuveinent in literature.? Th'- AYcmc/. No Timb to Stihy Nati ItK.? All,' said the summer tourist, leaning over the fence and addressing the farmer, 'may I make bold to inquire what that great quantity of green vegetation growing over'there is ' _ 'Cert nly. mister ; that's corn.' All, thanks. And those large animals over beyond the fence, they ere, or?. 'Cows, my friend, every one of em cows. Say, 3*1 'ii don't eOi.ua to be very well posted on these 'ere things. ' I'erhaps not. The fact is, my business lias Iv'pt nie so closely confined iliit this is til.: lust chance I've had to pet tut ill the country' liuiiiiina a L> iL something like that Nm >'.r. 1 am editor ol an agricultural piper 1 have Ic-ld that position |or !?' years.? /W.- , /'> ". Nk>\ In ti I...N. ui'.- K 'I'ltoi iii.k. -I'.atontown, N. .1., \ugu?t V't .Ji'.o| li .?ndorsoii. who tied I'roin here ill March last, on the iimrn iiij: thai the h.'dv ot' Mingo Jneu, n negro, who assaulted :i young holy of ihis place, was t'niiiol hanging in t! ? doorway of the lock-up. is now t his fii 1?v? s home very sick with typhoid Icvei. : > "ot expected to live. This morn iug he cont. >,. t to I'toig oiiv f the p illy thai lynched ^liiigo l:iui?, and he implicated <evcsal protnincui < ii/> n>. The exrite'iicnt in co;i.-<'jueiice is great. < Mlicors are guar I ng ihe house. If tnd 'rson recover* he will he taken before a g'.and .hoy. SOMETHING FRESH A1 NICE j " | LAD!ES; CHILDREN AN I' PiCNIC OCCASIONS. ? ... i ry ur VARIETY OF CANDIES. I?ij -. I.ommi. V ini'T.i mol Sir.-iwherry i <' i' r .. i-i> (',l iinols in -Vi l? ?.\C?: I'1 . tool V to (''( iii I ?"t >|? . \\ \V:lli ui-i, Xnnil'i I -? (! e of l.uve r.nili-r Souicli. I'mlN. I.Mint i'i..|w,' hiii:i A?r iti-j, lolly S'iti.MT?. mi ! .lolly j !'"|> Nuioii-- o.' I : Ininl i!y?. ? iniinmnii i'oniiiu 1?;11 -, M.ii- >i; j n-. 1.1 ij>o N ino, i i n Ji ( :unl\ gun: .iiiioo! in ' iji omi'/lii : r.ui ly Willi 11vo il-ivnr-. \o. .\ 1 -ii i iro-li !>?t of i'!ii"o Siiok i' iiiiIv. MEATS AND CRACKERS. i t. r I'l.i-i i'.iff. i .'iti i iitttt . i*.ii11*.i r.vof, ! < III | , ,-M-l t '.if'.. ! i i ! I * ? t S ii lines, >\c. I ;> I'iiIiIi- \ S'lu r.ii.i,-. i ii 11 til <?r Nic Nn I.vim.it ? i n ',?vi > II . .Iiinili'.v mi l I il liv . .v : ! VTobacco and Cigars. j \ linn,'.. :- . i In i r.i.ii 'l- 11 I-..I vn mill ; i 11 - I'rv i.nr Mn in-, il \ . w.nit liio I'v-i II. . Mil', ill.I nil 1 S Il y.ill Willi tlic I v i . iji ii-... -ilnr brand.* ol i ?"14 II vii vs. BARGAIN'S \ - . in mi u. i '.i". 1. I.ir-i. I 'lour. III. v. N|v i!, . I I.nil- Iiv.ii - '.'J i lo > :.' <? jut I I'1" Hi-. I'vnrl tiriis I'll-li i.iinrl. I .|. mi 1 l*:i11it > ack> 1 r? niiiiy Mm (.bants clii'iij . l?'l SI I ? V tn -li 'nt of M.wktTel .in-' li'ftn tin l'avUfi - W ill rvfiin I i nr iiitiiicy. if tlicy iic in>I ai! light. I'.ill iti l -(v me. II. I". SCAIFK. j A| ni II if R. W. T INSLEY, i WATCH M A K EP A N\> .J EWELEll, i \ ' N > I It I.I. I . I ,\ I . -II i \ I \ I -.1.\--| \ -III I \ 1.1 \ . ' Sl'KCIAI. OK I) KKS SOLICITED AT ANY TIMX | ron / /v/; /. i, irc/H's, ///v. v / /.\ - / i/; i>i:i?rs, hrrr. i BEST GOODS LOWEST THICESAI Li 10 II 'Tn. (JnION HJAHBLE ^fcRKS. GEORGE GSDDES, Successor to W'. Nicli->ls??a >h >:N 2<:^ra\^i. TOAIIJSTOXKS, SCOTCH and. other FOUxJIGN GRANITE MONUMENTS. livery variety of <Vi.,ft<iy Wot!. executed with ncatne-s tin 1 ?1 i - J it--It. IRON RAIL I N G for Cemetery I.ot encl"s;u ! n V.. rk of ovotv "lescrijiti 'ii. 15-ing connecto 1 uit!i . ! :i- in Inly rtti-1 in Sc>l!:iri?l, I tun tihV to < i| ete 1 v\ >rk ill Marble or lir.itiito :it .a -r. atei . -eniint limn ever l>ef >re. I slitill always seen hit > 11. i well s-eleotcU -lock of Monument- an I ll< 1-' in -, vvliieli will I >e ?oli I for 5>'J."ti per -:eit .' ! upv. i I -. Having workeil in tlte -t -In,}.- in Haitimore, l'liila Ie!| 11i i tin I ,\ . v "i >i k I can <lo work fl'OIli tlie plainest '.lie III -t el.t' orate. If \ on i! > not wish t.i i i 1 se.el me worl a ml I will at otieo visit \ -n wit- t 1st e selection of INIIW DF.SK^S. Wi-hin_' to i -tOrnish . *rc?'':ta'ioti lor llcli.tl.sliiv, Prompt nc- ami FAIR DEALINGS, I shall h'Welle liis--(.la--- g i- ifel ivoiny persona ' supervision to t1 ex* . : ti. n of every job receive I. ami will Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction to the in -t exact in a "f my | n'r. n-. May'JI i'O tf E^^^LEiGO. COTTO NGIN SES, ColtonSfrd Oil MIIIS.I VIIIIII Seed .Inters, Mill*, N.'Ut Mills, .Nliaftinu. rulli'.v*. ili?iiK?'t"s Hiuii .Mills iiikI Castings, l-iiiikt>s tiiid Tanks. E. VAN WINKLE & CO., Atlant-. Ca. 11 ~ 'ATLANTA G?..; L j DALLAS TLX. ?| I 1^7";,':",-- -- r / ..|-J j lip EVAN WINKLE & CO, I'atOlUitl IsTS. J: i : > 1 1> I'iltont 1 1? 2. I'ricc-H r.lttr 1 to on. Iw!i (. .rr.vri-r !*.# I fctfO.OO Xo. 'i Alfti h. 810.00 IV'1 Di (IMfi' f ; SIM'U f IMIIMI .( II ' No <?lnnor c \ \ K. VAX M I \ 1*1.K .V < v?.,:: ".r. AI Inula, lid. W. D. BEWUEY, AGENT l'"*< ?l* l * ! i: > n < ' < > 1111 ( s . ><. < ', .Inly - Im %"' ~^Xrke Rts y * ! A 3 ft n A8-S?* JVJ ~ iftuf' I '! ' *? ?.* !? .in?r C x3R^ SE1 pfit; *" jflM* ' 'I J? ?ik!i nil. EOfelMlSQa Tin* !? -( t'nuqli Curo yon mi iiso, Ar.il II.' I I | I > m f j < foj ; i n. It ur 1 mil v t'.t i I .. . I' lit. v; ii li, I'm . I l.i I'ii i. Or mi null ii I ... i i : I.. 11 in*. ..... " -v 'I' " ; ' n.n.N tt hi. ' Ill- I I ' -III < I. . I*. .v | ilflll . :1 i hi iiii.;.'ii.)n;. HIW OSROORNS i in ? * in..; i. ii i i. r Corn*, I m: . V I II . . I:.. Ir fur 11. rj , it.- 51 Hi.? f . ! . . i < t tl inic ? . I h \ i ,X. V. .Inir."' I Fresh iJimtiod riooiU , 4 *' ' ! . ' i ' x\ .\ I . !l l . I I I ( otutlai I act- i :i- .in ! >? ? ? i>\CO. JOIIN.il -DK.VI rll i * *a. _ - ) c? Sfc o " 4*~lot ^VIL Kii WAGONS AM 1 am slill selling the celebrated 'I'll W'.MiON and the COM .M IM S JH'ti II! I(i I I'IS. I have just icocived A NKW L( )T OK lU.'IKill with and without lops. and some nice lam: j'i"i11ir Wakens, \i-., wiiieh I will sell CH ASH I can sell a Itupgy for up every Wagon and lluggy I sell I fully every respect. I also keep Single and well sell as cheap as you can buy in New Y (.'all and examine for yourselves and get ] lbiggy and Wagon Pepository is on Main st ! . I! I V FOR HARD TIMES! THE UNiON TIMES :i 11 I Demorest's ILLUiSTHATKI) Ti 3IOi\Tl IIiV H 3ia<;azi>Jj \Viili Turin* (Y.i Paper I'alleniN ol Your <ii Selection ami ol Au\ Size. esotii riklkil io\S 1 vhak ? IV i r? . ? ,x Tii I ? I <1 ll r :?t ri rl el 's id >1I .. i ii lI * . tin' leont n I v! c f I' ilrf j < ui.'l I <-ii i ii >ci:n'iil ul t'liiiiicn l I'll\ -ii inn-. For Fri]..' 1.v |"( JSTI'.U .V i l.K INS, I'liinll, S. I' ATLANTIC COAST MN?:, PASSENCJ ER. UEl'ARTMLNT II i/niiii'/l'iii, .\ . ' .../"c I*^"'i. FAST LINK r.i i v, r i n Charleston ami 0??lii ?11?t.i and Upper Foutli ('arolina. CONDENSED SCHEDULE. I.OIM; (.dim. >vi:si. i:\vr. , A M. |.v. ..1 ii l-ii?i!, ' .1 . \. .'.ill r. >1 V ' I ' " .. I.MIX'S. . I. " ini? ? . ... |'i. ) _' In III " \r ,.i' il11in' i.i. ' ... I.v. V"7 ' :5 H'J 1*. M ..W ihii-li'o, " ... ' .'5.1* I 1.1s " " ..I llf-IlT, " ... " "J. I > ! i.' " .\orkviili'. III'. AM ! 7 "l ' ' . I.nix'isi r.. ... 7.00 \ M Yn; ..I'ork 11 ill ... P. M j ' l *> " ..('Iimrlidie N r... l.(in " i I- I* 1'. M.'Ar. ..Niw I. rv.S. i .. I.v :.n| I'. . "J. I'J " ' ..(irtrnw I" ... I'J II " j ii. in " " . l/i'irciis, 11 . '' ' i,\ \| ! II" ' ' .. All.If! -ml ' ... ' Ml..' " I ' ..lirtx-nv li' : ... j |"> ) ! " ,U:i]|ialln," ... i s.; ii I III " ; " .. AM.rville ... " .11 ( '. " I A.'_'ll ' " ..Sji.'HI l.'n ... I'J III " j 7.1" " H ixls vilU X.e. ' 7.mi \ M !?wli I Trains I.ft wceiil'lmrl?'>t nil \ ('oluinl.ia. S i .Mill < '< il II III I. i i a II i .i.j. i:;;?; " iioMin^ iirjt rin>s fif-kM*. J. F. Ill VIM-:, T. M, I Ml I,'SON, lit'U'l buj' t. lull 1 I'llSJ}. Agl'll IODGER, irs ? ^ Wagons, vgl Buggies, r*X ii\ Harness 5*r^C \\ -J ^ " ivt'iio VI:D v/'rw Farming -/\ y \y Implements. uls oi* 31 si<rliiiu?ry. II) BUGGIES. wnrils, uud Tlio C'oIiiihImis* lliiiwy CVk warrant in WARRANTED BUGGIES. |h>nblo 1 >u*i*ry and Wagon Harness wluch 1 urk or Baltimore. [.'rices on the quality of goods I sell, My reel, opposite the Depot. JOHN RODGER. RICHMOND & DANVILLE R.R. GKKK.WIhhi: & ( Ol.lMltl A DIVISION. passenger department. Coi.r.Mui\, o. t_\, May -uh, IssCi. On and alter May "Jnd, lSS'i, Passenger Train will run as herewith indicated upon this llouJ au?l its branches. iV.iJ.i, JXt/hPT SUNDAYS. N... XI I P PASS|.Nt;| K. heave S. Junction 10."JO a m Leave ' \>1 tiinhia 11' .v t; 111 * I - \ .? in heave Alston 11. IA ji in Leave Ncwherry l'J. is n m Leave Ninety-Six 1> '2.0A in Leave llo'lges ILt'n j> m Leave Helton... 1.11 j> in Arrive at (.ireeuville o.;#5 j- in N?. liowx l'.\>si N?,i:i!. Leave lireciiville at ! "> a m Leave Helton 1 !.(> ! am Leave !lo<ijres lL'.IT |> m Leave Ninety-Nix 1> 1.11? j> n> le ave Newherry i'".' j. m Leave Alston Lt>A j> m Arrive at L'olntnliia 1*> y MWHTANHl. Hii, UNIONS t'ol.lM HI A 11. R i No. >.'i i : l*.\iii?i.Niii it. Leaves Alston, 1 1 *" a in Slrotliers 1 - i7 j> in Siielton 1 - * '! i> in Rantuc 1 -A |> in Union l? 1 *>" \> ni .lonesville - H ni Arrive at Ri>artanLnr^ 1! ! -'Illm ~~ n<>. liown passknokij. i l.-ave S|. M Uai'-irr, it. , I'. |i'ami 11,1 " >|-a 11 :i 111 >t 11 >. I . VI', lii imiI, ... I.' VO : in Joinsville., 1 lt> p til I 11ion 1* 1 In i> m Sanlitc. b'A p s:i Hieltou - ">" j' in Sirutliers -b p m Arrives at A bum 1 OO p in ! 1 I.Al'LLNS l; AI i.i;? >A 1>. Leave Helena 25.:?7 p in Arrive at I'linton ?"?.">( p in Leave < 'litilon A. IA p in \rrive at l.aurcns t' II ? .:><> p in Leave Laurens I'. II It? n ?u | Arrive at t'ii'.itiui .... |?M'il a, (! i Leave Clinliui.... 10.oA ? >a ! \rrive al Helena 1-00 pin Ar.IlliVILLi: P.P.ANt II. I l.iMVr llu'l^es 0. Ill p in Arrive at Abbeville LIO j> in Leave Abbeville 1 I .OA a in Arrive at Itu'lvres 1'J.oA pin j r.l.l i; i:lot.!: ! Ai..i;u.v,i v... .?. , p.i?.?.?,i Leave Heium I, IA p in 1 Leave A ii'lersmi -LIT | in Leave I'eii'lleton A -A p in Leave Seneea n.t.o ( m . i \nive at U allialla ' ' ' > p in , , Leave W allialla SAO a in Leave Seneca o ho a m l.eave I'eiulieton O.t'.S a ui Leave A i?'. .. a >a 1 \rrive at Ib-lton lo.->7 a in r! CON NIX I l< ?NS. Cmse ('..fincvl i"H i- is> w m:i-l <* at S'-iii'ivi w it It 15. I'. I!, 15 |.jr Aiami l ey >ml. Willi I In* }?ini!li i nvoliim liailru.'iil I'lmu | : iiurii -ii n. Willi W :! iiiim;lnn (V.n'uhia :v?- I A'i""':i l'i: i I IV'.pi \Viliuiii(!l>>ti ml nil points .No) in I thereof. W itli ( h:irl"tli', (\>luiiil'i:i .11.>1 \iijju>IHail' r :! I l"r< 1:1 Charlotte :in I nil points North thereof I! w i 11 A'-lievilk1 iiii'l llnilr-'ail fur j">i:iis in Western North Carolina. C W illi A. nn>1111 iv., K. ami 1>. 15. I!., from I iii 1 "in 1 - South ami W est. I). W i; \. r;.i I i . I >i 1 15. II C.o'a I \ I Mlllll ii ii I eY'lll'l II. W itli A. ami 1I?iv., 15. ami I*. 15. II. from 1 iii points South a 11 I West. I'. W iili South Carolina liaihoail lor Char I lesion. With WilinimM.iJi, Columbia ami Aujrimia 15:iilr<>::i:i ami A11 oils I a 11 ail I-., a I fur Clinrl' lio ami 1 lie North. I With A sin \ i 111* n.i'l Son rla:ib;i:;' II ;;J? ' I'd 1 I iVi'in lli'ii'lri -onviii.'. II W ith \. ,i"l C. 1?iv , li. ami I' II 15 from I'll irlot tc ami heyoml. I.astern >"t-in-!nr-1 Tunc. II II. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.. i .1 / '/ " /: x /:) i .v /' CM' A > /. / / " /,' V?. :t iCiinu<'. i?ion. s. < . Jsa>' Will | raclii-f in Sl:?ic ni'l lYil'-r.il i nrN Grand Republic, >s. ;! - ? ,.i f OUR TRADE MARK, t | A. II. MUKIIS \ ( <>.'

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