Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

'J*-' ' * ' 'T.'." '*1 lig*'i?>o, if .%UKp"i"'1^. T'io 1$ i.tr? of Yi?itvv?l frtfe (.j?F / : of such na Aoi, an I fn Vuis Jfccotunmn! itvon 1 concur. 1 f- tt.'l'cclfiilly ci.'l j'lii; li> i'ii> V Ooniinein! I'ioiv. of tHe I'.iml of Vi-itnr* in \ requirement of lliv 1 i.v Mint l it'ls v|| ill III ^grn>lu alien. fur two yonri in 111* free pulilic kjIi'h 1> i f Mi" C'liu'y from which they rcsjHctivoly rec. in- t!i ir appointtnent." Mirny coilinrriis4iiivnis will lie experie: I. an'l in in li injustice tuny I p ! mo, in tin- enforcement "f tl.ii re'i'iireinciit. It nnv of on happen ilia' m i 11 grilunt'* v.i'l I. iim il.lv I dischorgc tlm obligati m tlm - itn) - - I. wiili .it Mir intention or .1 -j>..?.iti ni to nv..'.| it. I' ie election >>f ivm-lier.', I?y the lioiierul School j I.'iit, it; outivol\ in tin. h iinN of l-.vt' ll'm-.lof Trustees; the lietieliviiiriiH will lie pvivci c?* to perf.mi !lo ir oli i-oittuii it" tii lovil fiustwi ! t-lionl I r. I'm or tail i > <;ivo th no o:iit>' ytu i.t. ! The Sfttc S i; lu'iiteu lent of lilu. -iMon nisi j mlla :it I vi.l: .11 t <. this 11:1 ? >.r!::!il uwttll'1' \ clianire i"1 lure ro/niiiiuoii l?* I. Tins lliHii; iiliiin )|.<|4 inoi'il-'l lilt" ?- tnIii i-T >:' ili.1 ? i? i ?i A ~-?t'm'? \ . un I I 1 nctii.ni'il l s'p'li "*ui nis :.s in i v liccessiry lor in innirit viuiiee. <.<>1111 r V fill i\ \ hi.?.i i . Tin* | < -| i / <t i hi- mil.his nii.l i- I. I.list i"--; n 'J1 ! Mii'li'iiis nc<" on I* > ! ! I. lnr^i-sl lilt 11 I !< \ i't i I I. In - li 11 :> 11 r <>r muri.. lei in' l III' | ii-Mil :i. -i i >ii i .i-tr Is.; i'< :ii?t:i'iy laijifi' lli.'ui l 1 ||i<- t: i J11. j.lii"! ii suli'i ?It { Ii linv I i ilit; I-t I o<v J I.its 1 ! ! i i.; f.-s! i.ii.Mllle illi I -i ! lull, I Ii :< ii l."r 11 | i! r i;v i - -?*s CtK'i.lll /.ii * i i ii'in.i I..;.'-. ii I: -v. - 11 ii i tlio l? lit' . ! ill ii <>l' t'n- itiM : i l? .ii 1ll.:in<l I '.:il i.: | i . tire aiiw i ;lio i in{ n?'?:??ici* i<l" .'i I!i'nv; . .i !'iC.lli II I !' ill- II' "II". illl I ?| ! I"" I if.- it ill : '! M'l II k III I III' I' 11:' I' i<IIIill .1' I V.I: i ; ; I I I . I III! SI ft 10. Mi !i i i :n i ii I < <n i < ini |o 11,. < lift i i ;f i*i ilin| i n |! | i < ; " l I' '! hi 11 i ii>\ii I. I IIIi i: / I : l i-I J'. - if I'n' r . i ill;J < .ill slii-ly v i-i < -i ;i Curl li> !. . ! i ci I im; i i. :iii I -i ,i :n . i!..i , ' < : i.< u-l ! .1 .1. i . ; ii .1 .. ... i i i r. . 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Mil -. 11 i wiiliiri -? :?! il.T.ii. .ii, tint i i : i i lllni rl. . l-.i'l.' i-i i | iMl nrl lull i lit. >1.1 ili-iii- ! i- 11;?I 11 ' i.i i i ill*;- . \. in.- i im . nl . U- I' ; ! I ll"V-- In!..' VI i . \; -vc'.- I Vi.li il : - i I'll ii I i.l. i.i r v i:. : i . i- i. i" ill; i. i ! il <-ir i.i... in u .i i. it 1.1 Ii in tin* Ii y' - t-.i ni f*>ii :.i j ,i ; i ' i . v.li uii iii ill - - inn* I iiiii1 i r i: hi : !i \ i . i!i i aii i iii ! i .1. iv a . Ii v ij .ii -i I -i; i.. . i lal.i.ri'il- ' vii ! <?, lite n . ..i i|i.' I .' 11. a; i mif, tin- ' a i ii i*. ? i*, >I.* ii. i a cil, lir-i. iiill'T'.' "Ill'l I- i li IIIl<* i: .1,1 .!ytcrilllliil(i"li* < > 1.1:11 , 1' I 1 \ 1 1.-i. ,u M'Cils, li'i'lili. ' i'.s hi I ? *:i . (in' prepaid in 1. specimen*. :iti<l ii>e ?f01...?: 1 11 :1 n I t ilii.l iiiie of results. Such training i- eert utile ji.fi.-i' .1 1 I vrlien Colllhnifl \\ : 111 :'i 1 ._ ! 1 nt'iuv .1 1 Uiulorlyili}! I 1 intnpic-n 1;.\.1:1 i:i<>! . The new :\'ljuu'1 I'm! -* r f ri'iiltuio : Actively cnjri^' l n I=i mm.: tin- ; 1 ,i m <if tile \tiriotli 1.11 Irtincut ! Hie 1 ' e_e lie lei* p:<"| ire I ? tip'ii of lie o..;or; 1 mul work eariie I 1 11 f >r the pi 1 live \.-ai-. I'h< rej???rt #ri:i: t ie 1? - :I s > 1" h ve -u I 1 .u Jimi e .] ei iim ni . iu he::i - pniilisiivl an ! w I".' Mil' in II I I > Vmt !?S pal I < !' ! h" !! ] t it the li inr-l "!' Trustee . ill tl.e itiiml'cr ami eharaeter I n -1 -1 ami le .e'l.Tl, its cmirsc*. met h I - , ; I ".ml ill i|s, I \e 1: .1 I'a, ,;irl 1 i:> . iM'i i. leaee 1 mi .1 r. ? 41 v. 1 li any ,-t Ion* 1 ,t e 1, .. 1 i ui hi^m : li ii'in : ' in I i. "i.i .1. i > (1.4 ( I ..III I .ill J1 1.1< lit Vt\ - .\ i> I, ' 1 Me ' e-iiumi :iii .? . > . '(! in i ''ii. . 1 Initio . 1 ,i. p .ie I mi. . ippi' e e |i ia l.i_. i . 1 j. . I I 1 1 v. . : |l> ajofi' \ I p.. . |':u? S* lie, .1! ;s jltii'iU' > ti e '1.1 ! ,n!' 1. -1 u 1. lit. | t II il-e'.l'. It ( el l.uti'.;. l- let c ili.lti i'<| i tieciv -. 1 r ; 1 i 'f 1 I * c tt '.1 in; '. >v : il p!;, 1 ' 1 the ..li 1 a . . , ' 1 ni)...: . 1 an. 1 n:i a I' u . v? . i:. . The ivoi'iil hist'ry *11* iiii.lu* .1 . i,!: :, wimiI'I > ! ' . ti- .i :!u- i.i ui ; *, ilon; ' li"' i. '' 1 ,.io iim. im1 1 :ii-' i i ' I'roe iini i-.ii. i i ?iiin 11? i<* i l,\ 11. \v11 a ,i.i. :i nit' . . ! In: i--xi . v I ii!-; ii. I *0,. I i i i .. i. ii ciil i 1 v noil I ill l iit n oi - irv i .. ? .. nl' a i!r..i -le . . tu-yo. iioin i..o oil! mil;; i I tin' ; , ,.n i., I "?7 - . I li 11 I'll li'"> Uiii'i hi.' i nil I I i,o "i . I'o o-Cil'i' t.iii : tl.o I ii.vor-itv o.'ii tin'-\ . .it- (In} oi til i iniaiii'.' "I I !.? ? i ;i !.i .-? ? I ! -II ll1 ! ' !' I 111* ti"liol\ll M l!iil< il VI ! i I i::t sl. (i* : I',1 a !'uil!< ! in I 'nil.-.'.* I I lili* I'll U ci v |"H' ii I:. i'l >1.1 i nil i \ I in* M i'.o. i, i i:l o ii. .1 . M iin:i nt ir oil.:. '. I-i Sooti' a I_ i> ii , i. i i ' M'.o in'!, n i i . , . . \ 000'i il.' Mill! ! ?"11y ?! i 11 I . : Ii:i! i I'l I' ; a11 Ilio I i ii i iti i . 111 ,i . i < !' i I !> -II i III t . . _ ] a 11'I I ' ; II' I I 1 : I . II III all II11 .! Neither II < livln-l il A'-ol!it.iv I II ! . ' In - oi I I i ii . v 'i : \ . Mi: i . ilico i nr.i iiiiii -a :.i i lie i' '? . ,! I ; I 1.0 I" ! .! v I. I'M' : i 111* All "1 I : 'I! 1! | ! ? ?!ii' i en -, i"v * I " . .. ii I ir- ill, i i : i: . v. ,-ity .ml, . ; 'o-ril asii i i A i. cull 111** I Ml c!.:. I'.' ? l"l'I lie 1 olio I'l" u.ilie Mil il l,I I I ' I. o llie JTI III; i ..'l I I I I r | ol l I iivt-i lit .1 ' illnl ; . . r lit. ) . J IT - I ! : l! "I . ti ll . 1 I i" i | i ,i hlntl; 1 I .... ti' 'll I I II'- ? I. I f, If i . . i 'ii - ':.? 11.-\. i ; t . .. Iiin >i! i iv. 1!. iij j t .! lit' V III" . i!|n| .till" I In"' ;l'i i ll V ill .1 I oil o : ii . : ? ii . i .I.1- !i i li :i I ; i t i i... in . In. j i? n. :ii . t ,i ; ii.ii i . 1 Iru-l i .i 11 \ . w ] i'\ l it pi i<r i i t ..ii ? i iimt ii.i" i'.iM cm> lu.i ".?!?? i.' I . i i Villi . I .11 ll . I fllcfl.iu ^I! .1 1. I. \ H|'| ; I.' .1 -.1. i 1 : Ill .11- 1 'i.\:iv ll. i i t ' I I'll" 11 'iiII.r j ; i i lit ? j iin- i . i.. . ?'s. I i.t Ti 'i?U i ? ."It n! ' I.** ini(li(iH/.i <1 i i vuif. n:. ,. r >-11 lilt - it-n . iii. . I'm lot- ll 11.ill. I * vijli:!i-? ' .liiiii^ iii i !' i ;i ,v , hois i . Ii t ii.uo.o i"| i .i . 1 i ,i i..i i.. i. nf t iit iii" . I in ii ii'iiiin y iir . n \t i.. i inn,:., i \ ui iii in "i i i cli:;: v"-,i>r iinj" t o i" iii.i, ,i- t r ili'l i.' i t>i ni {lit :;ii.c t iiit oj vuii ' o. i.ic jirt-i;.' vii. 'i in* n'.iii : j j rn|H i. !'l 1 i" ;..iiii I ?uoii vt.ii* Mii.iiM't ||f?wo\cr. I ii'liitli n liio iitnoiii ' i-l' I ;.t I hi inii ! i j i. i .ii in l 'i it i - i ury lu'i-" i in;;' io (iit l u> tiur.tii; il.o i i.tt'lii ;* St." ">i t!. I rt" . iti. i tint ' Ii nj | I.-] ri i io'H 11" ino i i i" It.- iitti"* 'ir." I ? it iiiii.iifi i in* <1 it i"ii* of 11 I- ( it - :.ti I | r.'in ilu ji ii. mtiil lit .11*i iinl of \\ I.itii \\ i v. i 1 ;i t-i ri iiri by rcicrencj i 111 Jltj >n ! tin? i; ir I <: j '' ''istct's. AUttlCCLri'K \l. COLLtUK. ltu-jjjo-tb^\i:t? much discussion li ?-* rTTev ailed iti the Sine vn ili>!^nerilly 11 nliiiliic in(iIt^ Is of agriculture pursue I by <?ur !? . ii?i | tlio c ii*c<|itc>it luck of prosperity [ that is lio' iining pninfuHy cvi lent in all hmiK'lics >!' business. A str-nig sciitirneiit hns | ] thereby been developed in ftvor <-f the establish- ! merit < !' nu clue itiouul instituii >11 devote! ex.- ( < ; i?i\ y i t'.e |.r??rn??fion ??f agriculture. The - iitii.tent \. 111 [-ruhahlj force itself upon your lviihert tioirs in the in - I a <ltunao<l for the ; found ino :i" institution. The gr^tt . I rep-.ti'lru Alice *>J" tijji ieultunil over all other ? j piir-uit.i ol" our people hi ikes such it delimit - - it I ''|| liny | i * Mi,;iini i II v * mi J it 111 II } iii'l jiicnI n<l in till forms *?f productive industry all over the worl I, nu-i especially | upon i in-< tit, render* a compliance with ' it it iiniii r . I.-. y. Tin' vast increase in . he fa* ium s l ii-1 iin-riiui-niial n iiiniMTcial inter- | <- >iit <o, it. I In* mill* inlictiy >f practical uircliiii- ' icil invi'iitiM in tiiii adaptation of scientific j iii-ivcine tiiii. in none1 ai, ill- exigencies of i I > i 11 : ii .v ci a I i f , i -ii | . r.it i vely lie hi ki k1 i !i at I tlic fonts if. I . ,,u v!, ,-|! i lie special zed ! a a I ili r- i i i : ->i !i uic ?i ch mi in i ?. ItiiA ?f I tin; i- 1'i'iitn lis .if *.tn , c-s imposed l>y the spti it i ilit- ago is tl:i* n iiiir man must begin uny pur." it a. i'li a fair kiinTlo l"i' of wh it the I ir.ii. i li:n ii!i"<i Ii nutn i i-itirirruing it. S'art in.- with , ut tiiii no I deprn Iiii^ lip hi the small annua! meti iu.-ii' oi kno%rl?-lg.? gnine I by h: i mr n oxpui'M-iiiM*, cannot ii"po to keep iilii i-iisl of the car.-'tit of piogriois an 1 prospolity liiiviiijr :ii*i. in 1 Iiiin. Whether ttio resources of tin- State will hear j tiiit t xi i'iimj of eslabli diing mi I supporting an i ';-i litural iri**ili|ti .ri :i? thi-t lim , is a ipiesI :i to 'if.-i i f 1 by roil who arc the iuiincdlI iti- ;t ii.'-ioitiitivos of the people Such an ia I i h i r: -mill 'i i triu inir in?: rn "ir in uiii i- Iu< r I11 f i :iiii :? - \. <lli >>lI ii I'lrliili" llio s:.i'tn 'l nii.it Iii fi'ivsely rstaliliftlie I. '! mi- i ( 1m- wan;*. I.y far tin- la'ya:- | art of ilii.se So l.c licni'.iilu i, (In* of iu-trm."i'tii 1I1011M In- 11? ? ? ? t i?i practical I"11 t.i n ? i k tipi'ii i ii? 1."-' i.inlv:-. i I, :it llio i ; 11; i . i . r I a i' i ! . \ li inic 11 lining in ' in''an I I. ii jr" i - Si I.! tin-.ii. Tin; |>r ivisinii ili i ly in: I'- i:i ilie : . i::i i u- lini I'd logo i I In.' fully I\ | i' I ? > a- lt> :.ll r I ample a M.i' i f'.r Iiijrli -m-Mili.: :i(ininiii?Miis tlic I .. > . :i means ur in> m.i inuli' it- hi ly enuMo ilu in In i ur-tr a lii^licr ?. iir-c. ii:.. nr. on: i >ii:m i>; \iiitn i:i :; ii;. In." I' I'iMai'lll nf ,\ 11'. 01111II 1*0 i? i:ll;ll1 . . i nli tin- I'lvnintinn a i Iv.iiictiiion: : } 11 uiiiir i! iiiri'i ? ilic mnl I ' . ?il l tlio J l'"l"cl .,'1 nf ill. ilitiT ' t nf i" ' i' in (no |'ii territory j llio |ir<>ji.. I': I. ..II I 'li-l l i'it|l i 'II f li*:i . ill-; analysis l n.nii/.'!'-, i.?i;iij ci i lit kt fi i i ! ? in ,y lin i Ml' I. Hi I Willi llio i ..ii l ,>ll >!' . I OH 1 :ur -i -i ti r li 'i. i it aur.M ?1 llaji'iM i>f i lie ('<iiiiuiis?i I'l'.-r, in I :.| ilMjf 111 ! I*' I' 'l'!a of l!if sllh ii' 11 unto nl'iriaU 0 i.i c I 'a ii li I Ii* 111 I'll! incut, mi I I-.- la iii l>u. . i. Ii i' uii-u i* In.) 'iiai uu nis i ? iiiij? 1 in' v. 'i'. "f I in- I >c|i n i inr a f .r I lir y ir 1 *:< ; lie i- 11 'I ii'in^ iii" year li.ivo ii u liccn f .v I ii r.iiiylinii i ilic Sale, an I llio aniinIs'tl Ii.lies', l.r w liK.ii lli'.i |.'i|'ic-? i.'llusi i-'y Miii^'i-'l. Iii* ii"t lu'"ii roili/.c-l. In i ...I II I I llif 1 '?? sil 1 III. I nil UCOOlltll 1 llio a . .? .ml tin: low pre* i i' cctl'in, iimicIi ; i?ij .niy m.i' 'U'sirovu'l i.y Inyl. wrer. flic?o .,...1 .1(1 iii us. tni | .i w i ii n i w . years of "hurt ? 1 , ' I " I I lllll'll"! II J ?/ I * I I II IIH I I'J'I i ti>- ; ! ?>l i lua ."Mato, I In* :n:j r(:ii:0" of lit-' 'iic -t c 'ii 'inv in tlie cuii'l ii't il ilivir \ i j ! r . it t? ccii'ii' 1 i-i ilismrli (!io C"i!-lilii'ii "1 ill II I'liC roUtlulM I If IIV Ml l:|t| i i or11 i i'll 11> i sii'o i in >*ii)":i: i -i :i 11 1 c'.o i.-aul. hu i : .! ii i ? in* w -irk i ii ^ f i r ! it :; ! . iii.:i m out .?l ! i in' "iiiiu- i lit tin i ovi-i in our I.II. I.ll -I iin iii? in'tiluti >n t > ;i . i i>i- 1 iri?i. ootin;,'iliilluli-l . mill, o I icl.i tit u I lite tlio .iu-nion :n. I ti.o wit l.m u|" i - il; o ?i 'li-uico l:i tli iii itt'-r ill* the rolil i.l.-iT-noii emj?it?yel* :u 1 fiuj 1 Tiic - . ,M; oul Olio I liy III" lit , II lll.'llt f-'.lllV i r .iu'i'na'i iii t!it> :i 11 ;1111 m' nl?l '? purii.-i i l-v t he i'i r mo id within i lie pi i low i-ur'. Iii 1''S'J it was cftii.iilo 1 that about - i iiiiii,!!. i |,-i | 11oc11 a.lvaiu'i l on the orow i?u ci oj * bet voar mioli advanced only niii-nintoil i i an iii ^ i.i"ii>,tiin?. Siioh a ro iiiotuni. i>co-in-i'i;? in tin' fcan when tlirt y>M ??* thi* i ii.ii In It.w mi avoi'M^o. iii Iiciiii*s prn^rt'-'^ a.: nit i;- i ooplo in the innim^i'iiiciit of ilicir i:i in ' i lio iiu.-i'; tiosl work of tlie hoparuiipiit c-va v i-hiot'v .-i' tlio mull v-*i-i of l>rtili*<fr*. nl I i u 'li I i'o <* minium: in nl iiiim-nils. wnti'ri, . .. \ . li:ii eu-ii-f'l l il t ? !' Iiu> time iwnl ui. lent ? ! liii"' i uoiiiist. I !n- . i''ito "t* tho fanili/.-r-i M' i- l :uitiiia!lj in M.iic is ulioiii f:'.,l>itt>,<n)i?. |i is of I in- m m- i ii.w .ri i'ieo, ihcrof-re. lii.it liic .strictest *;1 j i \. '.i '.iii ii'i11 Iio c.icrcisrd, cu iIru i!ie mi?* i t .i n in.out toil it i/.era shall In* i'rev on to. I. i lii i i in lull t'i lit work t'no I )oj'in uiout h:.s m i. n "i'o i i" |.ei iitriii. l'iliioiiltics iis'i) iuv Ivoi . ? i iw i. 1 jiiniinf t tfee'.i vc i o^ultii hiiis, 1,ii t ilit* i :ms . in;-iooui'is iIdimiio numt'cr oflimiiils 1 III. I ili-liOiOIlt 111 O?i)tlll:il 111 ICI i 101 i I -s Is i i'. y lio rc I'iiii?, with :i run e.j i.ii.lni- in. . . i* i:i t;- liouiiO'il v.iliu* of tin* fori,li/.cm. I : " li.-iA.I lent lull U limr Ill-Ill y o [ 1 i I '.in* I ,ii' i iiiii-v, iw. li r Ilio oli.lr.'O of :i t .ill.fill nit 1 * :. i: i ho:.list, nu I is j repair.1 i.> ms kc ,i ...i\ i i u. ii11y ii, iiuotor. i'.. ooniiv services :i ii.:i.2 \ :. ii y i:r/oin have ijooii secured. 'i ho .ii, ' has examine.i u uiiiiitier of spe.i-ncns i .' ri i m- nu i i'luiits. i i,.* \ o: -i:ii:\ry sinycuii luis vi?ile i vi.ri .us r i i.. i i f ii. * m wo i i iiivosui/iite o i|i' i-i.iiis ~r* ui-. : lunii st ok. These ol!i<er? mil . . ill";; ie?| . oi.ve duties nn ler the >!im*o t i the r. itiril. mi I will publish iii'tun/ i s , ; ui'oro*;'. to tin* t umors tin* ;-'rste. . n to v uher Servii e, recently iuiu ru. .. . if -ii it benefit 111 ..']| r <ri*; ' .' i i !? V llll'll.le Iiori*. I'.iri fui st . ' V i f u ..iritv v.itii. the system , i i<, '*. \n.i he interesting n . l ,r. lit .! ! * in o in.. .;i' I in l.iriiiin- <r in .,-h i lie t.ij .tit tin: Special Assistant i limes ; i . ii1 i i I lit -iiute r ly.ilty receive i i . tin*, tile ~.hi tin* siitervisinii i.f t j.;,.,. I ...i ion .1. i \ w is iin| i.se 1 upon the I o; u : incut ii m i i n i i l ii \i i he l>.'o inn in.: uf I lie !;tsi lis 0:11 vi.ir there v. re . }*i i-niHrs confine 1 in liie I'i nilenimrv, w ' > wore colored, .inT *tt wh.te iMiii-i t'u vi-ir prisoners wore re-civ.-I. ,1 ..... . ..I n.. I - ' t * liiinii ' i! ye ii" 1 T \ iri is . iitsf . w. .i iv11t ' in cuiiliiuMiioiii iii the c i I | I . ii i. i ii . ivl 'iv I Maes ali i I I v i,.-; * .in I 1 luir nn! i< mi 1 w In i i , | , -1: i: t ii-nnor*. in increase <>i hi i* j u: i ailli in' c rr?'sj ni'lin.< j t-n< .> i :i ! ! ill' v- 11|'J I ii. i" Mi l Ii i>.?r \\ ii a j .i*r f t * iif i I ,'iir.rntiary. I his con- | i :i ii'.- *l*i nf I?i'ceinl <r in! -i in/. ..I it i- njijiiclieii If* 1 will nut lie u- j newel. 1 li-ren; m iii" innitui ii ii!i lie ile j ; ractir il'.v. I r cunvni rv|-c?*r n| n j i In- . ili'i ivi I 11 >iii tho lil.or fin|'li y r I mi : . i- ii. I lii-it-ry lac'i ric within I he w.h.s. j in ? : I . iinijit i.ii'.y l ahuu -O | i t n a: i. i''.a will he liri<leqiinic to I lit 1 m * : liii* in--'. a'. mi. < veil if } r *:111>I :y i - I ii i' r .my n i- ai, this An(>} *>' >uM i -I . tin* ii) .hi .. i. n* iit*l 1?ii?-im irs will In* rc.t' < -i i t iiiii !'<*% can re.ili/e Iran 1 till- f.u'aiiii-' n; oral', in* i i tlie rn-oiin^ vr r 'to jr % i ii* n;/.iin*i .mil a e-intin'On y. I i '*iii?"? I tilt* tin- sum !' i.tiilil In* -ipi'ii | I . i el ! r i . - i -< Li the IVinti-u'i n \. if so i.iui ' 1 : i*i*i s.ary. to he i.-iinin l i tin* 1 fii a ii' \ IV hi ihe ? ii'iiin/* I tin* IVt.iteiiti i.-y ! * > 1 : >* ? li'- f\)-f I I'MKC-I liv I In* ;*!:HO ml I n* , i i. ii mi. In; n will j?i ?*i I i v laei.mti- tin* rtjieraliou-iof tli?/ Lcaril of l*irector , will relieve the Superintendent of great embarrassment, nnd will save in the mutter of interest. The interest lust year upon loans made by the Hoard amounted to $<r>48.02. The results of the farming operations for the lut year wore very unfavorable, but thif is not discouraging, and furnishes no justiticVion of nn abandonment of thn'. system. These disasters were caused by agencies beyond human control. Three of the farms in which the Penitentiary is interested sutfered serious injury from high wuicr. A large portion of two of these farms ni re entirely cor ere I by w iter on three several I occasions, whereby tlie crops were ciinpletely destroyed-upon large areas not a vestige remaining. Notwithstanding these disaster* anl the money and labor expert led in valuable pennaiu.mii improvements cm the prison, an l the work i'Uio on the Canal and for the Stile House Coinin ssh.'i, die Directors report n cash deficiency of only ;?:?,iil 1. II. This deficiecey will he more than covered hy the bricks anl farm produce on hand. The Superintendent reports thai the entire expenses of the institution, i ncliid ng (lie cost ?.f mi'teriiil, wages of Uuard and Firemen and other charges lias hocn reduced to 21; cents per capita per diem. This is the lowest | oint yet at I lined, mil will c impure favorably with any other similar institution in the country. In the matter of maintenance simply, including foo l, clothes, shoes, guards, medicine and medical attention, the coat is I.A cents per dictn per capita. The record thus presented, under I lie circutnstanccs, is the highest testimony that couM l>e offered of the ellieiency <>f the management of tlic institution. Tlir. rol.t'M tit A ('ANA!,. In this connection I desire to call jronr nttctiti in to the Itcport of the Manager of the ('o utiibia * "anal. I a; plicl to the Mngineer for a full statement >t' the total expense incurred hy the >'tate up to the etui of the fiscal year on account of the f'uiial. from liitn 1 obtained the following si tcneat ; Tutu! cash expended hy the State... .+i I i > ill I'.ital cash expended hy the city of > liuuiiiia ht Total colt of convict labor ustd 7 '.'7 '!' tal cost ofl'aual SI.: ?,7t<?S Deduct amount paid hy Columbia 1" i.eaves total cd to State c: I ? 1. l.s;J ."?S For the proite.'iitioii of the work for the ensuing year the Manager recommends an appropi iation of twelve thousand dollar--. In the judgment of tin; Manager, seven-tenths 7-1'f) /t' the w o k tieee-'sary for the excavati oi of the 'anal has heeu performed, to (his sum total is to h?- added the amount necessary for the construction of tiic liatu. this, iu the judgment of the r.nginc 'r, will require 11 -of which sum only forty percent, in in mey will be required, tin- balance in labor. During the month of May last, the Canal sufl'-rcd .-eri ms injury from the ctfeots of high water, nearly all the work dono since that time ha-, lu-eu expended toward repairir.g the damage thus indicted. The Keporl of the Manager an 1 of tli" Kngineor accompany tli" Iteport of tlie Superintendent of the I'cnitcntiary. i a r. t.t \ a t n- asvI.I M. i ue i.ep >ri in uie .niperiniemiern oi me Asylum gives full inf< nu.-\tion a* lo llie cjii< 11 lion of 11 it( institution. At I lie beginning of the year there were patients, of whom .; ?:? were white. - I-colored aii'l 1 J wore ab-^nt mi probation. -17 w *ro alini11<* 1 lim ing the year, making the whole iiiimtior umicr ireatinent No I. <>f those, til were lischarge l as cnreil, 'J'.t as improve !, .in<l S7 1 i I. .vi the en ! of the year there rcinainol 117 inmates, ;'.7I while, '?!7'1 colore I. ami IS were absent on dial. The increase of population was I:.', which seems to have been about the average anno il inurea-o fop* the last ten ye us. ! lie general health of the inmates is reportc I lo have been goo 1, ami there were no serious opt lemie or contagious diseases. I hiring the terrible shock of the earthquake the precautions taken hy the oflicers in charge prevented any gene;a 1 panic, nor was any noticeable effect produced on the mental comliIion of the patients. flic extensive an I valuable buildings (ortunately escape! serious injury. The Hop irt mentions several imnirtaut iinprovemeiit.s conducive to the health ami coinfort of the patients, ami promotive of economy in the management of tlio affairs of the institution. 1 especially invite your attention to the reooinmemlatinns of the Superititen lent in ci nneetion with the enlargement of the capacity ..f the building-', the State slmuM not economize rigi aiy ago nisi ' iiu microi hi qer amictOil f il i/.cns. I he surprising exhibit is also rn i It: that (ho daily expeii*-; to tho State for feeding, clollting, l"tifinslii11nurse*, medicine an I medical a(leti'.ioii to the inmates, is less than is allowed l?y law to tim Sheriffs of the Counties for dieting prisoners confined in the t'ounty Jails, raii.itoai) commission. 1 lie Hoard of llnilrond Comuii^s'oiierH have fiillifnlly .and zealously continued their earnest elVnrt* to carry out the provisions of the llailro i I l.aws equitably, with proper regard to the iiii-'rest of holti the railr>als ant tho general public. i invite your attention to their annua! report, and especially t) ih?ir suggesti on (,f amendments of existing laws. t he Caniiiiissionrrs say : There is u dinpositi 11 on tho part of corporations leasing or controlling certain rstids :n South Carolina to remove their offices to other Slates too far off to pia.to 't the interests and cmrcriieiico of the ; il I;.*, and loo far oil" f-.r proper application of State 1?w s. This is an import int matter, and deserves your consideration, sis also is tho sug -:io11 that 'all roads chartered by theS-ato i?e .it i.iico required f> > arrange the r rules and y l,n*? that the rights < f minorities of stockii tilers riiai! he protecte I 1 concur in iIij judgment of i!ie C onmissionc'.'s ihai the running <>f train % i-ti Sunday, un i ! the law as it now st in |s, ? >rks a great h 'i Is dp I . cmployi cs of the r ulroad, defeating :! verynljccl it was intcnlc I to carry out. \ change 110re is .snpgesl I. ?l\rr. Olltll'l l.l'l IIM. \ N i MFi it\\IO\l. SmlBiV. .In* t ighteenlh :ii? f iir of this society was liel l hi Hie city of Columbia 'luring the preterit lilnlltll. -' it"' f lift and the e imp u isotu thereby given f the results in Agriculture, in mechanics, in Hi, r.iol in st ick raising. arc an important ri ' ii' in a Ivattciug and Ifveloping these grcil in s'u'rie i ?n*i Irring tin* numerous and various <1 :i?ti'M a Inch our people have cxpci lence l during the ptosent e vr. the recent I'.iir it it >urpri?i 11 : 1 v -necc* sful. both in attendance an 1 in the number an 1 cha'aeter of the exhibits, .\s; ! from the plea-mr's ofac ptiintance ami the en!11vattoti of social relations, these fairs a: Iit'tri i!. tne hatiic.il an I agrienltiiral ? !. ols f r out' farnier>'. an 1 they JioiiM lie one >iira.'e I. i !. ; ?. !,. r il \sspnih!y have shu.vn by liberal appropriations that ino h-viel! s of thesa fairs a- "fuly appreciate'!, ml I late .mmen I that the appropriation lieret fore nu le be Continue !. uin ii11 i ion. oh aii'eiii'iinents it the t' ui-iilutioii wore submiiteil i , the pe >p'e by tiie 11-t general i?3sei.ibly, tiie Sii-l piopi>Mt:g tan iiiiientlmeul to sea ..n I 1. article of the oii-liiiition relating to S? ite bomN. j A fa ijority of the qualitic I v iters of tli" Stat# votc.l hi favor of this nmeii.lmetit. ami I tmst that it will be ratiliel b.v your honorable bodio-'. ! Yhe second, propose I nu amendment to article ?J i f the caifs'i'nii jii. t elating In the sen-ua A iiiai. i ity of the cqua ifi< d votei i of the State nl?o vote I ! ir this nnien linent It is nn important | matter nil is u>.tthy ul ^.>ur cncful conoid* I rration. In my judgment the constitution should be further amended. Section 1:1 of article I should be etrioken out, and another substituted in lieu thereof, which shout I provide that r. Circuit Judge shall hold his otfee dnring good behavior. The reasons justifying such change need not be given here. Section l'.t of article 4 of the constitution should be stricken out. This section provides ilint : 'The qualified electors of each County shall elect three persons f?r i'is ter.n of iw years, who shall constitute a Hoar 1 of County Comm'ssioners, which shall have jurisdiction over roads, highways, ferries, bridges, and in ail itisiness rotating id laic, uiKouryonienie 01 money for county iiurp^ici, and in any other case I hat may be necessary to the internal improvement and local concerns of (lie respective Counties. It is ant advisable in insert any provision iu the stead thereof. It should he left in the lie no nil Assembly c> provide regulations far the government of the affairs of the counties. In anticipation of this amendment, it would bo premature to submit any suggestions looking to the establishment of a better system of county government. It is unquestionable that the present system is not suited to our condition, and is the cause of many of the evils of which the people complain. I adopt as of direct application to the consideration by which we are surrounded, a sentence front the first inaugural address of i'resideut Jacks .n in which he says : The recentdemoostration of public sentiment inscribes on the list of executive duties, in characters too legible ts he overlooked, the task of reform." Neither dishonesty, infidelity nor incapacity need he imputed to county olficials, with the greatest efficiency, good results cannot be attained under the present system. Kflfect the change hare suggested, and much improvement will he within the reach of the Legislature. I RNSt ?. The aMenltoti of the tlcneral Assembly has heretofore been directed to the fact that article'J, section 4, of the Constitution provides that an enumeration of the inhabitants of the State shall he made in the courr"* of every tenth year, after 1S7">, for the purpose of an apportionment of Representatives among the eountie*, and that Section article 2, provt les, that 'if the enumeration herein directed shall ml ho male in the course of the year appointed fir the purpose, it shall he the duty of the governor to nave u i-neciea as a.ion tiicreatier as slial lie practicable.' Ii is plainly (lie intention i f -cctinii last mentioned the accomplishment of ttio purpose stato 1 in llio first shall not fir any cause be defeati-il. Ti?o Uovernor cirinit discharge the duty thus impose I upon him nithout an appropri it ion. Clearly. the discharge it. I recommend that an appropriation lie tnadc fir this purpose. Thi* will be iie;e*?ary if you should ratify ilie amendment t< the< institution relating to tho census. IM.WI.I ?l?l>. (imtli'iii'ii ni' iK* (I'u'fiil .1 *'. ,?/,/?/; I have tints endeavored I i lay befit c you my thoughts upon the condition of the State, and the mat hods by which i*. may he improved. I havo made it my business, a- I believe it to be my duty, fir the purpose of ascertaining what imperfections exist and what improvements ought to be made. No session fur many years ha- presented so many important subjects .-n the present for legislative consideration. The people demand the abolition of needless offices. I have culled your attention to those with which, I think, we cm dispense, without nHeeling the efficiency of the whole. They demand strict economy an I tigil aecouutithility in tli expenditure of public moneys, hut it should not he forgotten thai it i- not always the smallest expenditure thai coii-tituies the wisest economy. They demand a simple and business like conduct of t lie affair*, -late and cmin'y, will be simplified and iiujiroved, of the ( ivcrninent I have made suggestion- by 'he adoption of which I believe the admini*tration of our nltiiirs hut in ilie consideration of apropriiiens, if should not he forgotten that efficiency is the great purpose to bo achieved, and from ibis en 1 our attention should nol he diverted. Tho people ?Ici i.1 ii?1 that the burdens na well as the benefits of goterunieni shall be distrihuted with fairness, justness and impartiality. They demand uniformity and simplicity in taxation, and its distribution in sueli a manner as that, while all should bear ilnr just share of the common burdens, thoso shall contribute most who receive most, and those suirer least who can hear least. For these important milters I bespeak your careful consideration, and inv,'king the blessing of Almighty tiol upon y our deliberation. I trust that your duty will be discharged in such a manner that the permanent nn I material interests of the State and tin; happiness and prosperity of iter pooplo may l?c promoted. .1. t". SI I FIM'A 151), (iovernor. cThe ffilrrkln Simon $jmrs. U. M. STOKKS, - - Kilitor K- r McKISSICK, - luteal Editor. UNION, Fit 11>.\ V, OKt.'UM UF.il :l, IdSiJ. SUBSCRIPTION--S2 00 PER ANNT:M. &ur We had a slight earthquake about Z o clock last Sunday nfieruo ,n. It was so slight however, that many did n?.t notice it. S^,y (tit Monday las: a tire occurred onjhc Met reight lar:i , t. w owned !\ Koherson S (iriiul all, de-:r yiog the dwelling and about 2,1 mh> lbs. seed o -11 ?i?. o is' Mm I iy u glr nur ms-dera'e town Marshal, li'ipi'ibly -ln-1/ere 1 'wm lihirious visi/ing bro/hcrs fr.-.u i r.eighb n ing /own for commencing' :i;e',n;e i.? hi.i?/ernus and too s ?eU. In c n'cpienee nf the --.id len and severe ii!ne?s of ll'-v. W. A Caldwell, tho ordination and iiiSlaUati ni -s rvices in the Presbyterian Church, appointed for list Sunday, wt-ro postponed. . #. consequence of the liovertvn a Message occupying so much spaeo we have postpone I lho ' ill number ?>f Kccollocii<>n> of the Mchi-.-iek Hangers i.i next week. ?? Conoort and Hot Suppor. We are ! "?pip<tp I to *iate iiiif tlio f.a lies of tlilliaiu s ('Impel will give a iMieerl aid Hot Supper on tlie night of ilip '.Mli iusl (next Thursday > in Sim's Hall, at S.iii'tii? proppeds in lip .lovii'o I i enel i?i 114 an 1 re pa rinjt ill.* Methodist I'arsuiago. I< %v!;i"!i -ill who lnvpooml music, ^ io I vat in*, ill ii'o.iVi! ail, good, whole s-miIp I cheer an I li i'pii.ilit .. nro i por.lially invited o DflJ" At the ric. lion lie!.I in this I wti?hip i la?t neck. I ) decide upon asubscription of (itmi to iIip lixilroad from Augusta to t:.i* town, the subscription was einiel l.j n vote of l"?2 i 'f i' to I s opp isp<l. Whiie the argrpgole v >te was tiot large tin- result well expr#-.se I tiiu senPimriit >f the people of the Township upon the question We are quite confident that the full . opposition was polio I. as the < nly effort nia le in the election was on that side, while those in fa enrol' the siibsoriplioii were ?o c ui [ fnleut of success that many thought it uiilitces| aarj for tbcui to vote. Editorial Letter. Uoli'muia. Pee. 1st, 18jw. Up to this date very lift to. if any legislation of imp irtance has hc*n done by the tieticral As-^mbly. A general introduction of bills of varied iui|>ortnuce ii lie only real legislation that has been transacted. Senator lalward* of Darlington introduced n bill last week to aliolish free tuition in tlieSiulh < arolinn College* ud to charge a tuition loo "f sixty (t>0) ^dollars. Thecommittee to whom the bill wax referred made an unfavorable rejiort upon it, but a minority rc|M>rt vu Inndel in recommending that a tuition fee of fifty (50) dollars be charg-sl. ft i" very likely that the bill will b* killed in the Senate,, hut a similar hill will doubtless h? introduced in the House of Kepresentalivcs which, with amendment*. may pass m the Senate?at least that Is the tieneral impression. ^Senator Smyihe has introduced a Hill asking for slate aid to Charleston,in iier terrible tsmditioii. The bill will?ouie up f r consideration to-day, and it will very likely be killed. iniieh as we love t lisrlc?t?n and her peo|?te, yet we cannot see the iu-thv in giving slate aid lo any one section or place, especially now that our I lax paying people art so sorely in need of holp th;iuselvcs. Our Union delegation have been wide awake and arc U'Xnx all IK Illfir )?>wrr to roio-vi- HI tnrv nn; |?< -ciUlo the Impnvrrislicil rondition of their euiislitiioiita. "'hilt* Senator Monro has not as vel, inlrolnriil any measure in liis branch of llic l,<*aislatuiv, Ik-lias lent a K illing li.ni'1 to sti|ipr. v? m>uic measures wliii li were Inexpedient in their lini-irt. lb-al?o |?re.<onted to the Senate the Presentment of the liraii'l .lury |!or Union, In relation tn tin* pant imlclitisliii'S> of the riuinty. Iii the House of Koprcsontatort the Union deleftion li.ivo been haul .it work intr< 'lin ing liills. l>r. Thomas has introduced the following Bill to reduce the sulnries cf State ollicars. That ia to say : salaries of the Secretary of State ami his Clerk, salaries of Comptroller General, liif Chief Clerk ami Bookkeeper, salaries of State Treasurer, li s Chief Clerk and Bookkeepers, salaries of Attorney General aud his Assistant, salaries of Circuit Solicitors, salaries of State Superintcmlant of Ivlucatiou ami his clerk, aud salaries of Adjutant and Inspector General and his Clerk. I>r. Thomas u ill do all lie ean t-> push the Kill through ami should hn fait it will not he l>eeau.?c ol' laek of |nisli> illrt. By Mr. MeKissick. a hill In repeal the law allowing to the Lieutenant Governor nil annual salary of one thousand dollars, also, a Kill to reduce the annual salary of the Chief Justice to three thousand fire hundred dollars, and the annual salaries of the Associate Justices each nttd of the Circuit Judges each to three thousand doMnrs; also, n bill to make seven pet cent per annum the legal rate of interest upon any contract arising in this State for the hiring, lending or us.' of money or other commodity, I.: 11 ... .11...v .l.r..H.I>iila ; > r-iii.MU. I,, examine by commission their witnesses residing beyond the limits ol' this Stale, also, A bill to make it a mc demeanor to steal watermelons,turn ps and oilier garden products trout I he lield. Ill order that li" mistake may m riu in tin minis <>l Hiiv llio raider-, l tlio Timks in rol.?ii*?u l.i lite Lieutenant tiovortiorS salary, l<*t me Mat*- lliul llie law alio" < lli> l.ieuh-nailt C iiivrrimr :t ?.i larv <>l mo I Ic-and tlolhr? per auuiiin and ton dollar- l>or day during tin so*-ioii of the l.'-ipsl i?ure, while tSit- Speaker of the House oi Itopre-'iitalivoH only roeeiws lite <|n|la:s poi day during the session, and vet lio do* - a great doal more work. Alt measure- in referen. to iho reduction ofsalaric; of any critics will he met with opposition, yot i: is rafo l< -ay tliat there will lie a marked ledilotiou ofilie-ala rio? of a good many officer.-. 'i'lie Kegi-tor of last .Sunday made a torrild tiradi ngain<t Col. Mi Ki?iok and lii- Itill in i.datioii to iln rodui't ion of tin- salaries of the .InIges, hut n j attontiol will lm paid lo it li_v any lair mind'-t man, lor tlio ion t'l<ui?iios< of tlo; atm-ivo spirit of .1 mi. W. It. I'.ipe vri'.l forbid any ^attention being paid to what the liroa Aliusor may sou fil to-ay. Mr. Sarratt, lias introduced a hill to have i reassessment of the realty of the State mule bill to prohibit corporations from charging tuori for weighing cotton than is atcutilly ticcessnr; to pay the weigher hill to allow all Confederal soldiers who have lost a limb or are otherwis unable to earn a living in consequence c wounds received in tlie service of their couutry an?l who have resitietl within the State f ir tc years ami have received no pay frotu any <>the State, to have ami to receive (lie same asais.'nne an Siou/h C'urolina sohliers arc allowed. In relation to lit*' hill to nyulato the weighing < cotton let me sty that the gist of the hill is to tank lite buyer of cotiolt |> ly I'orth* weighing, ami to pri iik* font puni?lunctit for falsa wei^hior. Several ini|H>rtiuit measures will come up foreotmiloi Aliou before the Legislature thi? w >.*k, anion,; wIihIi wi lie the Canal 1 fill; t lio Itill to abolish free tuition in.TI South Carolina College, ami nth*r bills of an iuipir'au nature. The Inaugural i*<*rcii?oni'*< pasted oil' ipiietly yestei ilay in the Opera Hons*, (inventor Kichasdv.u an Lieuteliaiit (lovernor Maul tin wen* sworn in, th ton eruor ilelivereil an elo'im nl inaugural .TMri*'* lo on of t ho l.?r*/o?t audience*! have ever -e*n in the t(per House, The rest of the Stale oltieer.-will In* s\\ >rn i to-morrow, so lam iufonui l. There is some /alk of /he legisla/urc /nking recess nex/ l*'riilay nn/il 'he following Tucsdnj in oriler /lm/ /lie members may go home / > li on liaml falesdav. !/ is uof very probable /hi a recess will he /aken, for inns/ of the lartm mem hers are anxious / finish tip ami go horn I have heard some /alk of 'iic l.egisla/111 faking a recess on/he Ix/h uti/il after Chris ma?, liu/ I am incline'! /?> predict /i?a' no sue ac/ion will /akc place, unless a tleailhick occur Which is not likely to happen. As /he /itne approaches for /lie elec/ioti of Judge lor/he 8/h ('irctii,', /he Cun'es/ become more lively, especially so when nim/her get /Ionian en/er- /lie !i?/. Greenville sends lit man down to make a fighf for /lie place, in /I person ?f T. Q. lionaldson Ksip The exat*/ da of /he olec/ion Itas no' ye/ been set, hit/ 1/ wi i;l.?i?. i... ??..i i' > m ? Chri3ttnas Presents. Tlie finest and must varied assortment < Toys, handsonto Holiday Presents. Hooks an other articles suited to tlie season, can 1 found at (i. 1'. (iarrett s new Toy b'ore, at /I corner store formerly occupied by Mr. ?l. I ('upon, or a/ his elegant Hook Store, belo Fan' & MeKissiek'f. in 'lie new Mock. An article you may want in 'lie way of an elegan present. Toys for the little folk, or to make hou happy during the holidays ean he found at r>j or the oilier of Mr tlarre't's stores, and at tl 1 >west prices, iiis hook store i< ivor'li a Ion ride to look a'. Weather Signals in Union Through t!ie solicitation of our public spir ted fellow-townsman. Mr. \V. A. Nichols .a, ih town of I (lion has been made a weather aim i station, mil the sign it tl a s will tic tl >.i'e ! (Yo; the roof of Mr. Nioholsoa - wnivli una. That signals hnvo proved very m curate an ! 1 eneli rial warnings, particularly to Farmers, in in dicntiiig any change of weather 'JI h nirs i.i pd vance. Mr. Nieh lson lias conavnie 1 to net n 9igun; agent lor me'lisp ay ot'the fla.j<. whin! is a {jiini.mice that the dafy will l.e perforin*' promptly an 1 accurately. r.xi'i,\SAIluX <>b I I II,?. White Flag, indicates fairer clear weather. Orange Flag, indicates local rains Mine Flag, indicate* general raina. lil'ick triangle I'lag. reiV?r< to tetiiporatun When place.| alt >?o -cither the whit , urango > h!ue Mag. indicate* rising ?cin porilurr whet place | he'.ow th.s-a fl ?;etailing teuip urc and when rth'erit from I tie p"'e, t t ion perntitrc. White tl.ig wi'h 1>!'. I. ?qu iro in ceii re, in dic\tcs decide !Iy cd lcr r. rather. nn I is gen erilly issue I "J! hours in idvnnce of the ct peeled fall of i Mllpcr it'll'.' an I i- it .I ?it>-11 uii less the loll is cspcUv I lo reach I V or I c'.ow *dr We occupy roost t.f our if c r read ng matter this week with a very i.i ^e part of he admirable messnge of (Jot. Sluppard to the Legislature. We think it one of (lie roost stales-^w manlike messages that has over been presented to a General Assembly of South Carolina, and we hope cvory one of our subscribers will read carefully what wo publish of it. We only omit such portions of the message as we think would not greatly interest our tenders, and this only for want of space, for the whole document would handsomely pay for a careful perusal. It is ati able nnd manly exhibit of our public affairs and our public iusf itutious, intelligently portrayed to the people of the State, with such wise suggestions of much needed reforms and curtailments of public expenditures as will, wo are confident, command the endorsement and prompt action of the Legislature. Cotton Market. Union, 1>oc. tf Maiket dull, and supply still litrited with slight improvement in prices. Sales, :;00 bales ; jn icrs from 8 J (<? 8. (.'onsigjii'cs i'or K\press. I'nion, S. 0., l>ec. 1 188f>. T. 0. Nelson, T. K. 1 >: vi?, A. It. Stokes, A. II. Foster, M. C. Gregory, Mrs. Miles Howell, 15. F. Walker, J. C. Wnllnco, Mac Mclleth, Miss Josie Farrar, J. C. Sartor, J. F. Norman, 1). Johnson, N. Pdeden, Will Sartor. J. T. Hart. F. 11. COUNTS, Agent. Our 23-l'cnl Corner. We have concluded to open this corner of onr paper to those who may wish to advertise any new or special article, "just received." Our charge will he cents each insertion, for not more than four lines: to he paid, in even/ rose, , before the ad. goes in. .linkers*. Those intending to cure fresh meat or make sausage should got their sage, Ited and h nek pepper already ground and save time, money and trouble. For 1 sale hv I.AUltF.NS (J. 1 III Ntl. If you are iu ttcareli of ISnr^ains don't fail to go to (iinhant \ Sparks Cheap Cash Store, where you will find an immense slock to select from at prices lower than ever. (?;>(<? 4?r;i!i:usi*V Spark* Cheap Cash Store for bar trains in < lothing Shoes, and Hats. Take Notice. VI.I. person!} iudebted to the uiulcrslgncd ore hereby notified that such indebtedness must bo paid at once. Those interested in above will pltt ji" attend to it without dolav. lilt.'K .N Mrl.UHK. Dec. 18 ot. BUGGIES ! BUGGIES ! ? FOR TIIE HIGHEST BIDDER? : OXSALESDAYIX DECEMBER ril'? close out this year's slock, we will sell JL as above mentioned, a number of NEW AND A FEW SECOND.IIAND BUG" , GTES. Notes satisfactorily secured, payable October loth. IS.nT, will be taken. ' Al.l.KN oc Mll.l.i:il. Nov. "J'i IV '21. MASTER'S SALE. 0 - ---- ->' The State of South Carolina. e j corxrr of fx/ox. 1.. 1!..v iv*....* r (1 1 >1 in iiu: v mill ui i iiiniiiiii i luus. Ii r Kanioli; Smith, i'ftiinlhJ, c i b/ilillx! Elizabeth Galhnan, John Giles Gallmau and >f ilhers, I N obedience In tin order made in the nbovc 1 entitled case, by his Honor, \V. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, 1 will yell, before iho Court II House door, in the town of I'ui'-n, within the ,c legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in l>et ceuibcr, lssti, the following described property to wit: 111 At'ltllS. l All that certain tract of land lying, being and situate in I'nion County, State aforesaid, coni'1 tabling una hundred and fourteen acres, more a or lc3s, bounded by lands of T. J. Harris, Hr. n L. K. Mender, Franh llamcs, J. 15. Holder, and others, a TMUMS OF SALE. ft Oncbalf cash; the balance on a credit of 10 one year with interest from day of sale, sc cured by bond id purchaser and n niortRiijjc ??i the prcmi>es. AMKS MUN llO, Master'9 otTice, Nov. 1"?, IsSlJ. Nov I'd l<? :'.i ; SANTA CLMJS'S" ?iir.ADQiwu'rais at tiii:? n;e;u/; t q;y: st:or e, In (lie Co It on 8<tnrc above Smith & Hunter's. - ? . " A l.irj;n sloe!: nl" | toys flkd pre8aht8 ! of * (j N(i\V OX Olrd'I.AY . ie 5 A N D 1 O ct.C OUNTER S. HA HUMA'.v J'O/i A LL. w - ('nil early beiorc the riiili and umk<> your svlcti* lions. ic 10 11:aisins tiit i ci i;i:i:n rs, cu\ni;i: i:i:ii;s. c | I'l'.CNS niid ? I I'Hm.N, CAMtll.s miuI 0 j NI TS. I ttillilliN and |;(?mkstii: rin iT.'. < A . X *. <a :i i*?MM i ( i- I l'rop. 1 | !lnii t lail to visit lite rXiOX BOOK STORK 0 : opposite (\i!. Young's ro.?i ! iiin- in ti.e ? I'.IK)WN 1'1?()N I'? Where you will lirij a lar^o :t?.<nrl;i. "ii( of ? liooL.i, ( in :-1i i , :ni'! ('in 1.* (ions lt ( arils now "ii tliijliy. <i. i'. <J. i MONEY * ? -* lliin > of ;ri .il v III'' Hi'l 1111 |?'rl.iii< < In v i!, 1 .iI m I | M irl jtiiii in In; In ? xxhili will l.tiii xmi in m " j iiinintr il;lt.x*.iy lliuii a 11 > 111; 11 : l?" i: 1 lln? wmlil. 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Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 03, 1886, Image 2