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*11K ALLIANCE DELMIIT.HEN 1". N. 0. LITTLKJOUN, . Kduor ASIiUllV, S. i\ THIS AND THAT. Mistikcu.?The cd'tor of the "Timkk," ab well as '-The ttrcc.ivi lo .Vacs' , is mistaken as to who is the {resident of the I'niou County Farmers' Alliance. Dr. Robert Little, our candidate for the Legislature, is neither president nor vice-pncsideot of tli A'li&nce WILL YOU 1 Will the Foreman of the "Timfs'' place all the matter for the Alliance Department togethcn-aml not separate^by foreign matt - y " ter"'' The Alliance editor has two reasons for requesting this. 1st. When Mr. Stokes so kin 11 jr of- I feted ii part of his paper t> tha Alliance, the County Alliance requested N. <?. Iiiiilrjolin, W. II. Miller mi l M. II. Kelly, to till a column each we -k in the iuierest of the Formers' Alliance. Then the column wn? aligned to N. (}. Littlejohn alone, and he has endeavored to do the work assigned him, hut as ihc Alluiuce editorials is otlea separated liy foreign matter some of the superficial Alliance renders, finding only a part of the column filled and never looking for the ba'nnce clscwhero, complain tlmt I ntn not doing my appointed work. 2nd. The tcachings of tho Alliance are, (bat there shall lie no conflict with liiemlcrs OP account of their political and religions belief: and while each member has a right to his own prifnto political opinion, y^t the Alliance department is m?t the place for party politicians to air t' cir political notions, and as the Alliance editor has strenuously avoided party politics in Irs column, he wouM rather that his cli.orials were not tjepnraU'd by nuything that does not nccord yrith tho principles of the Alliance. TWO NEW HALT.tS 'j'hevu arc nv? new Alliance Halls in our ppuxily now being erected ; one at t'ro?s Keys ami the other nt or near (Jibb's. The pne at Cross Keys, is two stories high, and Ipis only to be completed in*idc. The brethren there furnished a splendid barbecue during the campaign, and applied the pr. eeeds to tho completion of their hall, which I guess Will enable them to finish it nicely, and I hope to hear soon from the secretary that they are occupying their hail and moving on smoothly. The one near dibits', had only the fotindali >n l"id nut a.-' 1 personally know some nf tho 'brethren io'bo: wh'olc-soul. od inon I guc<s they have the means in sight ^ b'f 'Is completion. \s 1 will not have the Dffiuriiiniti/ o/ being in that section again soon 1 hope the sccro'ary of that Alliance \yill let his breihrvu owr the r'",-|1jv jlc;U. front hint through the Alliance Depsrtniciit fR' i-lRE The Alliance and other farming organizations in Ohio, met at Columbus Aug. 13, an 1 adopted resolutions ; of which the following garnets arc given : We arc determined hereafter to hold each individual member of every leg'-I>tivo body strictly responsible fur liis own nets and votes. 11te plea of pnrti'au exigencies wW uo longer have wvhrht (s. ?" intelligent firmer.* ; for they do not weaken the power of . c rporaiions, banks and syudicuor over the legislation td the country. We must p> t /<? to drivers for political midlines, ait I if dial will not sutlke we musl try ? new nucliine. Wo are in fi.\ r of lav-iiion upon all forms of p. ope: ty. " l'he redudi n of 11. K. passenger rates to two cents per mile. " I" s i li mi I ? > I coinage of stiver. \c." Thec'ecii n of L'. S. Seuat ?! ? by popular Tote." ' Taxes, direct and indirect, as low .as conristont with economical administration and good government. "Protection of pure f ol jirodtuts from tlicruitious competition of Adulterated product*." "The Huttcrwovth bill, preventing gambling in farm products "The Australian billot system.'' "School books at cost. "Keductien of fees and salarios of public officers." "Wc op]> so tbc alien noti-residon'. ownership of land, and the gttinting of passes t" public officials ' Or it l?rr\.? !t is your Jul.v. my brother, as an intelligent mit] honest citizen, t" vole for the candidate win merits your suffrage and will till ilie oilier inv^l acceptably to the greate-t number of good citizens. ii m:ii'cr-< not whether you believe lie will lie oleete I or not. Hut it is not your duty, imris it gentlemanly, to use every means fair and unfair, lo elect a niun simply on account of personal friendship. 1 have l.tmwn men of high position in society and in the christian church, to injure their influence for gao l, hy stooping from the dignity of their position mid taking milnvonhn;/ lnca^s to elect their friends. When such me m* tire perceived hy good men, they injure more titan they benefit a candidal". Tiik I'lNhiinri:- it W \l.kr.lisvit.i.i', The canipitign for this county ended Ibr this week tit Walkcrsvillc yesterday. There was a large it ten lance of peop'e and the day passed off pleasantly. He-odes the county candidates, Lieutenant tiovenmr Mauldin. Col. I. t<. MeKissuk, of I'n'oui, and hr. II. Al. Smith, of Sparianhug, r,ui didates f.?r Congress, made speeches. A string of ipiestioiis were lived at the l.egi dative candidates, among tliem being the follow itig: ' Are you in favor of reducing the fees uf the county ollicera onndt.ilf from what they now are \reyouin favor of doing away with attorney's lax costs in the various courts': "Are you in favor of reducing the fees and costs in the olliee of Master. The i|l|eslloli was a'-o a ked, what kind of bagging Ii I you rover your menu wi'li last vcar'.'"- f?V???? ?'//< Wn < Tub Misrnnm 11 Si?mi: I!imit*. The good old democratic <l"i I i'ic 11!mi "the majority should rule. dues not " iiit"tn|>Ulc that the in ?Jity h n the I -( -i i??n to knock down the minority. |>nt ? i loot on ii-i neck and kick it with I lie other; n<>r that the minority must he mu le to |e. 1 that it is hcl|?le<" i*i tin- Hands of a yr :iter f.rC'\ oae thai i? dispone 1 loruiewith a to I of iron simply Oil the -< >re that hi In- a ?i/hi to ^ rule. Some people >eeni to in ?ri?i i -u h m notion", hut they e ll nr ' ii r li- ! out that iheiu is a "liiillih- l>i-k .t<*f i< . in..' meni ah nil it I h it i - like y pi ni r !< -i | ly embai tft-i-iiig.?.In / / ?o? /onrii-i!. Foot.mm Cm \rrru \\i? iSr.NSM.EssCi.\rrru. ?FT d-wiiwrtght foolishness, commend us to the p! ?u which jirojnsc* to prohibit 'speculation in futures." In the first pi nee such a la?v cannot itid ought not to be effective. In this c unity a iiutn may buy anything which lie want*, and he can sell nuytliing which lin has. and tltere is nothing in justice or equity to pi event hint from agreeing to produce or furnish anything. Kverv iunu who rents lands takes au obligation for the ; rent, which is usually pa d in money which the renter has to earn, or in crops which he j must grow, hetVrc he can comply with his contract. Kvory newspaper writer and every sp shev ..ii the subject, seems to think th.. -titles"' depress the cotton and raise the j :<? < f hren IstutTs. "Old Hutch" is genei.;i y ipiolcd to prove tlio effect of "futures" on breadstuff's, while nobody ever says a v.or I ah .ut ttie effort to buy the whole c- i on crop and force up the price? which effort was only thwarted by the mills in stopping?and noue of the wiseacres have ever thought that speculators as often want the price t-> go up as to conic down. Wo h ive actually heard it urged that the Contract to hoy fair times the amount of cotton crop w uihl reduce the price of cotton. It l,?. 1 ?? -- ........ i ii;i.\i[iiiiihi prices m e governed by demand mi I supply. How then in | an increased demand to rehire the price? 1 Tlie i iilv pr po-iti"ii that has ns much nonsense to the square inch as that of the ' futures.'' is the parrot-like talk against corporations. Without corporations no great enterprise could bu carried out. No factories nnd no railroads e iu he built by individual enterprise. We all reeolleet how we used to be jolted and shaken in a rickc v Id car for two d?v< wlten we went to Cli ir'esten. Wo now leive Abbeville at eleven o'clock and get to Charleston the same day. Then it took as long to go to < !iarlc-ton ns it wMl take to go to New York wlfii the O.. ('. ,k N. is finished, and yet same people seem to think corporations and monopolies are ruining the count ? y There is, too, a great ded of idiotic talk about nion?'|iolir,s. Vraoticnllv there is not a mile of railroad in nil t'.iis country, to parallel which sufficient money could not he raised in twenty-four hours, iiidn't the (5., t'. & N. road get enough money ;u two hours to parallel the Air I.ine ivad fmtu Monroe to Atlanta? Without ur'Uop'ic.s and corporations that read would not now he finished to Abbeville, although the road is graded all the way aud iron is b,!.d within eight miles. ? .-1 ' Lvl it/' l'f ?.? Oll'l /'itilll' r. Kino Cotton s 1)\t- in II vmiton.?.\t the recent meeting of the t'liimy Alliance Col. MeSwemiy introduced a resolution, which was unanimously adopted, that a committee of six be appointed to fix certain days and name places where the farmers could l,i*t i, ir It..,;. II I I. -..I 1 1 f. > O-V-H ousels be in\i'ed to meet. -ample ;t11<I bid nit I lie same. 1 *n! -ii ?nt to tliis resolution Mo-srs J. P. Murduigc, \V. J. (lot llt.j; i ?.>! ii ll.W^mnti, of tlie committee, met in (lie Court llotiso en Monday. after careful consideration tlie following | rngriinnie was ?le'.*i<le?l upon fur I lie present; rOTi'"V IIVY*. At llrunson, Monday, September S. At Hampton. Tuesday. .September At V^rijville, Wednesday, Sciit'""_,;^l. in , At r.trly Uranelt. Tliur ol >? ; 'Hcr \ I. Ai lile.-e Appointments local mel ^ C'.p'H^ buyers mo expected to attenu t > ] ureuu-e :*t i cotton tint may be offered. (itt the same days in every succeeding week at saute places. Tit"-o v ho do not wtitit to sell on the sta'el d?\s c tn ship and .-tore 'it o.ire l.ottse. receiving S celt's per pouu 1 advances tut same storage and insurance e-.mts net lu'.v | or month, with Interns; oi| t.lvuuoc"-' tin. rn'tt of 7 pet eeut i"" me I At Vi?rl? .iiiuiii. . ..in.!" point it i- sti. j'-li' 1 that i the se lers designate one of their number t > e induct lite sale. ? //iuu/iI-ih (I'lr'. ili / A eottoti pb-uter of .linnet Is'tit I, spo?kitig ol I lie above extract, rn>d : "The proposed plan of the farm rt of Ibtmp'oti '"ottiiiy for toaihe'in; their can I n has s uue oxe lent features in it. No 1 ttbt lite appoiniiueiit of special se' ing day- a" t!te various points will tend to irtcreis* i nit c tii'mn tuaotig bityeas. The allorilitig ol'fie.lilies for inexpensively holding cot! u wi 1 bo a great bo at ! > tit" fir titers The lot le-ey (o press e t it en the tiiirkc'. without regard t > price i Paring the lit si few in intlt- of tint eottoii season should ceti littly !> corrected as far as possible. All -lep- taken by lite .Vliancc towtirds rnarkciing the crop lo<<j rapidly would cetainly seem in the average year to he in the in I we.-1 ol'the farmer. < hie authority who was i|iie>ii.nio l <>n the suhjee' -ai'l tiiat tne only objection lie could sec to the plan was iliut on the advtrtised ilates I'ottoii lei -selli 1115 at a low furitrc iin-l that 0:1 the wlnde it he heller to let the eoiimi A^rent soak the comm. a fact which of itself woulk imply a demand an I therefore. a l,o wI p: ice. A"-? - ?/ ,<' (' nn-r. . No New Party Wanted. The Knrincro .S'lianei was i-rjitni/oil for a 01 :uol ami iioh'e purpose. it-- principles appeal to all flood men. ami. we do Do see how any unprcjiidire i man can refuse to endorse them. They will, if adhered to. 11 t'.tlla'e'y lead to success and I eneti". the entire country, hut it ahaodone !. lain and disaster will he the late of the Alliance. Mr. Maeune. editor of t'ie Aohmi ;! nt-st, has heen for some time H;;iloiu>jr the formation of anew political party l>v the A'liance. lie d ( > tit's in an to-iatoalintr way, withoiit ojietiinjily coiiiini'iin^ him-e f loif. Ile jioes iihoot it hy decrees, 'ike the cat swa'lowid the pot hooks. ile iviletitly is treading; on ground of which he is not ahsolutt ly sure, and desire- to fee I liis way I>rf??rc jrotlMiji * > far tli.i' lie cacm.' jji-i .-ul'c'y hack ? ilu' <>M line- if lii-> smjocMi.iiis mi favor ol'a ii?'v j> irly -lii'ii' l in i he I'avoinh \ receive!. All talk of a new parly will rc-r't in :n.jiiry |u tin* Alliam'i', li iva 11 it ..ty air/.c<l fiii' dial purpose. lis 1 >i-1111>?-r:i<io menthol's in tin1 Smith cerlnitily do II at waul a |>< 1 it;ci I niacin in' lii.i lis of il. If I ?'< !< I'll down politicians should nu'coe I in iloim litis tliey would inako it as corrupt as any ??iii i- political muchii. If ilic 11< 11csi pc.tplf i"'i|iK>! keep political parlies pure tliey certainly could lint keep llic Alliance pure il' il were lc lie iint'lo a pnlii'cal party. II.ere arc liiiprineiple.l .10111041.0.tea :,i ?!i paliij, . | pailir-, ft nil t !:?>" would '.-J 1 lie lir-t ..tie- t" help xvli.pi.p up a new pit v, especially if that puny were una aye.I 1. > ciptnre the farmer- vote. W'alcli all .Ismajr.-on.". ami -tick t>. All an. . principles, which declare the ..rcani/ation 1 . he- trlc'ly n.itt partis in.- I /'/i/'" (A*. C. I /.' /"' I' hitlir. Or;/'tl. Mi ni; Wis-. W'c .|c-iro to - vv i> mtr citizens, that for years we have heeti scilinir 1 *r. Killfl's Vw Itisei.vcry f..p ('..liHUinplinll, Itr. K'tiy j N? w I.ile I'tlh, lltickleii - Arnica Salve ami lil.a'ric Hitters, ami have never Ii milled fi-nu- iii-v tlnil -ril ri< well, it tliiil | 11:1 V t JJIVOII Mlli'll IlllivOOol ~. 11 i?t" ICI i"!l . Willi 11 I lic-il:itr j.'il:ir.-lliti-C lliein every j time. :ii: i wi- -'juiiI ready ii. it-ft I tin pMrI eli irt j.rift*, if Mi'i-?a ::i>rv ivsitlis ilo not follow ilit-ir ii-i-. "I'lli-si- ifincilow liivo won 1 I 'ioir cTi-'ii ) i -'!?' i' v |.;irelv i n Ilu-ir merit| It r. I1 - y I'm. "?t. I'.nwli ' >|?ivin l.iiiimonl remove- .ill i Hard. S-ift o" ' i I hi -t-iI Lumps mid lilciii' i?lu? li ni li'ir-r-i. I'd 1 S|i ivini, Curbs. Splint*. Sui- my, llin-.'-l mil-. Siillo?, Spr i:-1 . ill >w'nll--n |li-ni-?. t"?-tii.lii- iv. s i??i.y i -i I i:'i-. Warranted il.i- i-i -. hi i if -I I ' m 'i f u e c\ i-r kiinwn ..-11 i \| i ! i i-: si>.\ ? I 'i i-.o>ii-i?. I liinii Tai.bkrt i* afteh I'xci.r George's Chair. ? When the far. 11 cm' shall have boosted ('apt. IV II. Tillman into the gubcrnatoiial chair of South Carolina, and shall hare, simulta icously hauled the Hon. Gcorgo D. Tilliutu out of the congressional chnir of Second District, then out of which side of our mouths shaM we laugh For really, iu these pipitfgnnd surprising days, we straightout Ucniocrnts whom Col. It. II. Watson, of I'idge Spring, stigmatizes as "political idiots,'' have nothing to do but to laugh?or to weep. In last week's .-!?/< rti.-rr, ns previously in the Augusia Chronicle and Charleston World, the Hon. W. J. Talbert, State Alliance leeturer, publishes a very long and extremely transparent article, the sutn and substance of which is that wlrlo lie is not a candidate for Cong -ess fiom the Second District, yet ho would not feel justified iu declining a call from the people to serve the u in that capacity. The tympanum of Mr. Talberl's ear is no doubt strained and weak, listening for that ca'l. .(ud according to our esteemed tjutcmpora y, the Johnston Monitor, he has heard the joyful sound. The Monitor undeistands that out of the forty-four votes in our Congressional C invention, Mr. Talbert a'ready has twenty, part of Aiken's llaiuwell's and Colleton s delegations. Within the last few days, we hear that two of Edgefield's delegates, despite the endorsement of Till man i>y (he Convention, have gone over to Mr. Talbert. This would make 22?a tic. Ami the Congressional Convention is not t > meet until Mie I'.uh of September. Hail not C ic'eGeorge belierbe looking into this matter." Memititne the Good Hope Alliance to bo followed, we suppose, by others, openly kicks nt the action of the late county convention, in endorsing Mr. Tillman, as "hasty and unwise."?Ed<jeJi*ld Advertiser. Cotton Stalk Hvuotsu.?A company has been formed at Augusta, Ga., to work the tib-e of the cotton stalk into a wrap for cotton bnles. The capital stock of the company will at the beginning be $">(>0,000, but the charter asks the privilege of incre asitig this to S">,O0d,0<K). The process will necessitate decorticating machines at points near the fields whore thoro is a supply of clear running water. Here tho stalk is quickly changed into batting, nntl can then he baled and shipped to the factories, where it will be spun and woven, after which it is ready to bo rolled and sent to the market. Ciiiil beyond question it is settled that cotton stalk bagging is in every way acceptable and desirable as a covering fur the tleccy stap'e the operation of the process will be confined tn Augusta. Hut it is claimed by ilmsc \n the secret that hut one season wi'l be required to demonstrate this fact. A number of tlice dec-nic wing machines will he scattered about in the Counties in Georgia and South Carolina convenient to the Augusta factory. The cotton stalk yield of a liel l. it is calculated, is sufficient to cover a three-years' yie'd of the en'ton on the same ifea. Alluding to the ?ipau'..atiou of thctompany tin.- .yueu-Wa Chronicle savs: It will be a grand day fur the South when 1 the cotton stalk call bo deo?vt:caied and made up into a tloxiblo and durable fibre." No l'mwkst?Johnston Nomina run.? Anderson, Sept. 2.?Colonel Norwood has withdrawn his cv-ili-st against the court of 1 b* vole in the recent (' tig* Oiiduial election in 'In; Tl.l..; Id-met. The result WOub", v'ri 11 'hJ wcrc.ltfci.lcJ 1,1 "" ivor. Tac Cungrcsfirtiinl Rsccutivo Committee at lltcii* nic.tflivtg tn-di^y rc'uriied tlie vote:', us previously published uitj the Alliance nccejds ?lie result. Moth enndidstes were :tt I'.e't u will* friends ready to contest every i'lcii ..I' grnuipl I'oloiiii! Jtilnig'.cu was " * itfUs ol A??.?-? ..ivited by I lie c'li.. soit to conic up lids afternoon .. I u was met at I lie depot by a Urge crowd and (lie band. He w.? > enrrit I in a p'ocessi on la i'ie 11 a i el Chi.piolu, where lie ina-'e i a runs ng speech. lie legarded ill's as a victory over no men or ret of men, lint 118 a dec'avnlion of (lie choice of the Democracy ol Hie 'I bi d (' la^ression-'l District.?Sjixml o f'tr Jiff/.'*?* r ltnwros .< Ilirrv. ? Colli nil.ia. S. ('., ] Anoint 1".'. The liejniblieans of Ilich'an 1 | he'd a Co.tvciiiion to-lay .nd elected n Ilr.iyI ton delegation in Die Fourth C'OU :re->iomil I j Di-.rict Convention and delogiios to (he ;J?.itc Coiivciitioii. Dr.iyl oi made a .speech in wiiich he said : Tar I r'.ghter pr? -peels j are dawning on the I'cptihliciin parly of I South Carolina. Then* political lights \v.uil I -non be recognized. The Democrats arc charging themselves with worse of'enses than we have ever conceived of. The breach is widening. I have watched it with absorbing delight and hope to see it g.'OW wider and wider. It must and shall grow wider until we conic to be a power avaiii and have our riabts recognized" ? Sinrinl f'i ii re< nri/h .\c>ry. A Shot* Tin >r.?Si. I.onis. Aug. -'11.?The sr;tcen sltoi tower companies of ilie I'nited > -lies have I'm mid a national I rust similar In those controlling I lie manufacture and p ice white lead, linseed oil and c<>l; seed oil, and Micro is net one shot inium ' t uvng plant left out of the organization. A final meeting of the representatives of a'l toe companies will he held in Chicago Ic. tit" ,.nv, i'wooftlic largest concerns, the C.'llier and the St. leitt'.s are 'oeaied here. ''"lie title of the new association is the Ante '-aiSnt A-soc'ttl ion, e:t)i:.ial s-dAHHl,n in. m- i. ,1.1'atf.l (in let* the lav s of Ptinois. . 'I '';o j'lanis will he houghf outright for Mi.ok in "he in w association. - m A lr.\.\s Town Is IIr.iiril.iiin.? Waco. Sejo. 1. The town of Mar.'n s :I1 n aiiitains it? relie'i'intt ng.-.'.ist the iititho ily o.~ (Jov- I ciior lioss, and re fuses to aho'ish the i|tia amine placed aga'psi Waco. A In wye of ill's city who was employed to seen.'0 an : ijtititt'on 111 a e se involving half a in '1 oa. \tii< fo.vihly thrust t.pon ihe ears ; ni ill :veil oil", and lit'! coporalioii against which l ie inoet'ii'i was hi.night gained an imp" i". it advantage. He has tiled suit against itie a?nitori.les of Martin for half a mi! io i damages. 'I ne e. ninuui e of Wnco is stiller rig terrih'v a> a rcs.i'i of the ipireaiii'tie. f?oveit*or lloss s :y> lie will hteaK l ie <|i?::ga it'tie, and i ie 'I'er.as ratigcts ii e now within live hours of the town. If is 'eared linvt? will he a col'isaoi he* wee.t I hem anu the people. - ? 1'\ ritihtic Wonk Ihi.Ni: iv Sr.i ni.i.?The s'raightuiit vnilerci.es met in Columbia on ' Tuesday I' ght. Th.-y resolved at "J o'eioek mi the morning tint to put h st raiy hintit I ie.tioe; m ie ticket in the field against 15. II* Til'mau. Viewed in one light it appears that noP'ing wai done. Itut if the Til! tna"ites 1 new how hard it was for the leaders w h mi T';' I ma *t ha I shftdered to jirevent the men who honored and loved ihctn from revel ' ii a.aiit-r the iniustii;c done tliem. it wo.t'd ea-y to see how mneli was done. 'I he dee-e-l >'id>giiilli"n and the wildest euI itt?i: - ii were in*-: hv i tie deene-t earnest I'OS* .'Mi l (lie IIIOM I llOU^Ill fill )>:il 1 i >i 1 sIII lhal we liav.' ever >eeii in any convention.? fiinhir;/ // .a hi Ai it: N i u \ I link r ; Ni. k.? N? w Vnrk, .* i; .i- "0,?A jipgr*'] l<> i to // ertW f olu ! i' i. Mil., >: vi: ? '. J. Woodward, .i fnra'o.- '? Qii i .< i, Ks* ;is | ; i i :m 1* > 1 r >n?1. who lid I i.eek 1 l> .i1,en in a w tv'< en .In / III, : lived l,c.,i> j \ i", ei-.iav. \'"n hp. 11 i* kol I ;ll | d?::'i. I liV i a I* ire I!'"1 "i ( ? .-.I health ;s aid. As . .1 M ! Hewn ( ? ? ( ip -et; . i<1 |i?T-<)ll WHO ? \i*i li\ I I'm-' i i\ I- - i.? -k li'nl en - ? I.AIHKS Ne -limr txVW.r. <; i l.iMreii who want huiM ni . iiii. "Imlilil lake IHUMVN'S I HON HITTKIIS. II is |i|eiiviiii( In lake, cures .Malaria. In< 11 Kv>.lK?u. bihoiuue&tt luni Livet C'VUiplluaUi. i Congressman Tillmak to m orrosin.? It is rumored bero that Congressman George I>. Tillman will hare opposition before the Democratic Convention for renomination.? The trouble, it is said, has all grown out of his emphst c "no" in opposition to the subtreasury bill and it is Understood that the Hon. W. J. Talbert, of Edgefield County State lecturer of the Farmers' Alliance, will enter the race against Mr. Tillman.? Capt. Hen Tillman, a brother of the Congressman, told me that Mr. Talbert was mistaken about his brother in taying be would perjure himself as a member of the Farmers' Alliance if he opposed the subtreasury bill. Capt. Tollman aaya the oath of the Alliance docs . y interfere with a man's political or religious opinions. If Talbert nmkrs the fight Congressman Tillman had better come home and mingle nmang his constituents. Stamping Orr Mrmun ,? ic?vr. Louisville, August ;?1.? Capt. G either, who has been in command of the troops giving protection to Jutgo Lilly's Court at Hazard, Ky., reached Winchester to-day with sixteen prisoners. Among them B. F. French, J. C. Eversale and Georgo W. Even-ale, leaders in the French-Evcrsnle feud, which has caused coutlnuous trouble and danger in that section for many years. These leaders will be held without bail for trial at Winchester. The Judge of Winchester Court has the reputation of having murdeiers convicted and hanged. There are nine others, who have been engaged in the feud, in the party brought to Winchester and a number was left uuder guard at Hazard. .?. Thk Kkvivai. at Woonnrrr.?The revival at Woodruff, now being conducted by llio great evangelist, the Kev. Tlios. II. Leitcb, is said to bo accomplishing much good work, and the services ure being intended by hundreds of people every uayV The mee ing will close next Sunday when the doors of the church will be opened for the reception of members.?Grtcnvillf A'rir*. - A Nkw Alliance Still*?Topeka, August 12.?The Citizens' Alliance, supplementary to the Farmers' Alliance and composed of meu in other pursuits than farming, but who hold the same political belief as the farmers, met in Sin'e Convention to-day and formed a Siato organization. Tliis new alliance now numbers 10,000 members.? (tlobr-Ih'inocratie. The Farmers' A1 ianoe men claim thnt they will have everything their own way in the politics of Georgia ami Alabama, ami will elect only their own candidates to all the offices from Governor down. Of the nrcsent VPlirtsoniiilivm ii? ? " VI, ? " V/ propose to lento eight out of ten nt home in Georgia, and will not eleet to oflice any man who lives in n city. Mr. M, L. Donaldson, manager of the Alliance Exchange at Greciivllc, requests I hat the following rules bo observed by membovM of ibo order when having any business with the Exchange : In writing to the Exchange give name of county as well ns fwd- i oilico. In drawing or endSAP?ug cheeks make them nay^bly, to M. ?. Uftnaldsfii, S~it.\YBn ore and Dixn.?U^leiuh, N. C., August oO.?F. Vi-. ? well-known ci? en of Tp/ooyo, Wi his bed and house ?n Tin sday right undrtJvcd, and n?t ve iieui."; nn unavailing search wfis ' 11 (s mine was 'liouirb? ' * - ?? ' nim. body w?." ' - " oe unsettled. llis ' xiund in Tar RiTee, twent.- miles oelow Tarboro, j'esterday. Hi cki-kn s Ahnica Sai.vk.?The HcstSnlv in the world for Cuts, bruises Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Teller, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2"> cents per box. For sale by B. F. Posey. April Ib-ly. . v . ?-? Oaiciii iiv a Fam.ixo Wai.i..?Snailanbir.\r, Sep'. 1.?A colored workman at Crlive sc cdlega Hoc red what will likely i>'.i?c filli? 1 iniiii'iiw lli*< iifli* *nii,in fr.mi tin- fiillini of ft bi'i;k vtPlabi'it twenty fro' I *rh The wo I was be; ?c; toru down. M:?: \'s J oka of Rotation.? Cap*. (J. W. Shell. of 1 utr.'ii.s, the great advocate <f r? tilli' n in ofliee, has signified h s willingness hi rotate tVotn llio ofllee of t'lerk of Court to hut of Congressman from the 4ih district.? Amir.-non Journal. 3IAUUIKD. Cl'I'D?KN<?X. Married, Aug. 2t?. 1H'.Kl, by Rev. 1). 1' Uoyd, Mr. Kdwnid Cudd to .Miss Addie Knox. All of Union County. List of Letters Remaining in the Postolficc nt Union, for the week ending Sept. f>, lH'.H). Cannedy Adam. [Julius Hnrshaw. 1 L Hemphill. |Syl C Jones. Cnlv'n Pulton. Kim liny. Miss X iihlen S TtToril:.|San uel Tyro?. Julius Upton. [M L Williams. Persons railing for tlio above letters will please say ifadvertised, und will be required lo pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. II U NT Kit, P. M. l.OOO Bveiiiels.?Satire lied Rust 1 . oof Seed Oats, for sale at FAKR & THOMSON S. Sept. o .'hi tf Admininistrator's Notice. Aid, persons hold'.ig elnims against the csta'c of WilUc l?. Senile. w:ll present lliein, p ope rl e attested nt once to 1$. F. ARTHUR, Adin'oisirator. Sept "? dti It Attention ! Sons of Temper anc? ALT, the members o* I nion l)iv ?ion. No. Ld, Sons of Temperance, sre earnestly requested ! > attend a regular incci'-ng of the j DivSioo next Monday evening nt the Hall. I A full attendance is requested m matters of iiupo* tance will come before 'lie meeting. W. II. MIM.KC, P. W. P. A Valuable Tract of Land Ft HI SAl.H. 1 OF Hill for toil.' ; '? in rt"< of valuable t! i nil Oiojiuii i lie (i'onn Spring end, 2 ir V-i '. ii I'iiion ('. II. TliC't m ii good i? in limine with I rooms mi'l other buildi?fs on it. ii i>l a pood well of tva'cr. I ' not sold privately before. will se'l pub. lily o.i Sale.vlxy in November. Ii. S. A. IT. AII SON. Sept "? !!i? It WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, B A. 1ST k: E Ft s , UNION. S . C . A ge it'i'' ban! ing business an-ucicd. l?eposit? rc .eived, subject to check. F.\ inline bought and >,?' ' t'dice ions made on all point*. Sa'e deposit bnx; ' to rent. Accounts of in livi luals and firms mdiciled. . ? We represent the following Insur.ino I t 'oinpanici: ' \e?na lii.su ance Co., Assets, j I'licnix Iii-ii.aticcCo., , N>..uieli I cion I'. Ins. Society, 1 1 l W- lii ur on l.iic in.sura.icoCo., 1 ?> I'i.c, l.i . and tornado Insurance. Sex t 6 130 On R M McDERMID, MACHINE REPAIR WORKS. UNION. S. C SPEC!1L . 1 TIE. \ 77 OA TO REPAIRING ENGINES, BOILERS AND MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS, GUNS, &C. WOULl) BE PLEASED TO FURNISH PRICES TO THOSE NEEDING ANY" KIND OF MACHINERY. If your Engine. Boiler. Thresher. Gin or Mill needs repairing, now is the time to have it done. Do not wait until you need the machine, or until others send theirs, tints crowding the shop and delaying your work, but send at once and avoid the annoyance of being kept wailing. It takes time to repair a machine properly, so that if every one waits until his maehine is needed, and all send at once, some of you will either bo kept waiting or 1 will have to lose your work. Now is the time, while business is dull. Send iu your work and have it done promptly and well. Delays are dangerous. H. M. McDERMID. May 10 20 tf UNI VERSI TY O F SOUTH CAROLINA. AT COLUMBIA, S. C GRADUATE courses. Under-grnduate courses tor degrees? "? literary and t'? scientific. Also shorter and elective courses. Professional courses in Law. Pharmacy, Veterinary Science, and Pedagogics. well equipped laboratories : I shops and model room; new infirmary. Tuition fee, $10 per session : other fees. $'J0 (including infirmary fee, covering medicinal attendance, medicines, etc.) Table board, $10 to $li! *>(? per month. Rooms rent free. Total expenses, including fuel lights, washing, hooks, etc., about $ ISO. Tuition fee remitted to students certifying their inability to pay it. Session opens first Tuesday in October.? Entrance examinations held the preceding week. J. M. M.RHYDE, President. Aug 1 til* ELECTRICITY IN A BOTTLE. West Electric Cure for CATAltlUl, 11 AY FF.VRR. ASTHMA, EARACHE, HEADACHE, NRUKALt.il A. RHEUMATISM, CttLUS, &0. A PERFECT ELECTRIC WAtTEKY? PRICE, $1 Every bottle is sold o t flo dar- I Is guaranteed to last I o ,, .kj yea-. mi'i ;i ouon.fipuily uj*" * ' j use it. Sold only by II. F. scaifi: & SON. P. S.?AVill cure the worst case ol' bad cold in town. Feb 21 S ly VALUABLE PLANTATION TO SELL OR RENT. oOO acres of choice cotton and gnin laud in Fiiion County, within a mile of tioshen Hill P. O. and the 0. O. .N N. U. It., and U from tlie 3 ( >, ll./U, 10UACHKS ItKNT KASll.Y FtHt l ? MACKS tiF ('<I'lTti.N. There is a good dwelling house, kitel on. smoke house 'urge gin house and screw, and lioeoasary outbuildings <,n the place, nud a fine voting orchard and garden. It is convenient to schools and churches. The place is very healthy and noted Ibr its fertility of soil. Apply to C. J. II I? NT Kit. ..r .l<IS. II. Ill NTKIt. Prosperity. S. C. Aug 1 31 tl" 4th Congressional District Campaign Meetings. BY order of the Kxecutive Coiiiniittce, the Candidates lor Congress from the Itli. District will address the pub'ie at the tunes una places ncrein namcn. The several t'ounty^Clinirinon or v:cc-eiiairmen. or in their absence llie oMiners of each local cluli, aro expected to c<>n<luct the irecliogp, viz : Winnsbiro, Thursday, Sept. 11th. lllythewood. Friday. Sept. 12th. Columbia, Saturday, Sept. l.'hh. Union, Monday, Sept. lath. Spartanburg, Tuesday, Sept. Itith. (Sreera, Wednesday. Sept. 17th. (Sreenville, Thursday, Sept. iSih. Fountain Inn. Fridnv. Sept. I'.Uh. Laurens, Saturdrv, Sept. 'Ji.'lh. A. FOLK LYI.lvS, Staxvaiixi: Wilson. Ciiaiiman. Seel v. Aug 2!i >') If Fall and AVinter 3.1 illi no ry. IIIKSI'KOTFFl?l?Y tpinonnco io the la-lit ^ of Fnion, that I nm now i i I lie Northern Markets buying my Fall Stock of Millinery Goods, and wi'l re.tun home with fh nc in ample time for the Fall t u-lo. I also desire In I'tank my friends and cnstoniers fo their liberal patronage in the past and hope by lair dealings and btiiet attention to business to roiililine lo receive a liberal share of their esteemed patronage in the future. M lis. M \ IIV FOrcilK, formerly Mrs. Marv Vincent. rtug ;? ii Congressional Convention. 4th. DistrictCY order of tl-e K.?ecinive t'omini tec cf the I'oi'fih Con; e- -ional l?isli-ict, the Congressional t'on\ciiiion i-> hereby rilled to meet at (I'cen\iPe on Mo-Hay Sept. >-ih.. 1K0O. at H I'. M. The Counties are entitled to the following tvp eseiitaiio i : <? .em villi- 10, Sf at tanburg, Fai field, llicblninl and l.ftuiens.M each, and Union >. A. fol.KI.YI.KS. f'ini.riiian. St*nvj?:ink Wii.sos, Sect y. Aug '2'J Vt To the Gin Men. WF. ST I LI. SKI. I. Till: |i?I.I.O\VINti reliable and wcl'-tcied (Sin- : WIN S1111'. UKOtt'N. IIAIA.. I'll ATT. Call and m-mi> before j iin,hi-i->;r> ,Iur ! terms arc a-.<:<.lninO<(:illli'/. r \r.i: \ iiiuMson. 1 Aug 1 31 '~iU j " R E 1)1 IN PR In order t SPRING an Stock of Dry Goods, 5 from this date offer ai at aboi CALL AND EXAMINE OUR ELSEi Kospcctful RODGER 6 Sept G% SPRING Our Now Stock of Spring and and llats is now in, and wo arc pro PRICES, QUALI1 Special attention is called to our Laces, and < louts Furnishing t loods MORE COMPLETE TlTdl \ou arc respectfully invited tovei FOSTER, W Jan 1 PREPARE FO: If you are in need oJ ER, CONDENSER, or ( and eall on me before BUGGIES ^ HARNESS GENERAL HARDWA! Yours, truh \v. IjKAj LAME STOCK i III ICTVJ ] SPRING 1 S1 NOW ON E We have iust receive 1 one of tlx lnrg< (ImoJs, I'rv I'oodr-', Clothing, Slices, llati, * . il prices n- low iis times rue 1.:ii 1. Ladies, See Our Dres In l>resa (Iiuda we cjui rliowycu, inn at any pi ice. from "?? per yard ! ? t' ? nice| Uicsh at Io.ciiH | it yard?\V?/t)l. c(j:>l? LADIES DATS. pretty, and our ; rice- .-ire guaranteed :h I go witho it a new I!'.!, win ri ?lie can In., i can miii nny oi.e ' < ili in price ami i;ii i!ii< ami if tht pries <>i (!*? ? ? ire more tlinn y< will allow you Hood- whirl. aie so clieap i I ii litis <1 ; ii. riic.il y< al wi'l find iwo Miss ('am Counts, who v.iii welcome you a country cc-ininyr lo .own are rc<iucatcd to CLOTHING ! We have J ii ->t received a large Slock o irv to - ive yen money in this line. SHOES, SIi Now. everybody 1 nowa that Shoes nv Shoes audi a y ou wi't seldom ice in a i amine our Shoes. ! "mo allocs foi l/id'i Ii. 1'. Itlilih \ ( ' s. FINi' SlicIvS, gu:ira IH ?ilCS i Itcmi-inlcr, wo nre always lieu-lijUftil boar in iniii<], Mini r r are lin ing, in j?ric l'oliU' :ti.<I n urtion a'lciilioii given I Very llespei GliA'ILA S?i?l 1 I MONEY TO LOAM. ON Imp'oTcJ Fatin lamia, ia h ;ins >:;o*i i ml 11j?w: "'N. I.oaii" icpayaMe small annual n?lal'iunit-, tliroiir(ia pi- .1 oi' a 1 x ytar.". il ii" enabl'ng llic bui-rowc-i I ay n'l In - iti-l- lm. witho-it oxlim . in- cu p in nu <?iic year. Apply m -hicell \ TOWNS UN li, Ail"i 11 \, t I'.n (' An IJ lj r C T I 0 X ICES. o reduce our id SUMMER Shoes and Hats, we will lything in our 4X0 STOCK at COST. STOCK BEFORE PURCHASIMG WHERE. IPURCELL. 30 ly OPEimjjgj Miniiner^Pry (?oo<ls, Clothing, Shoos pa led to moot tho Market in 1 MB STYLES. lino ?! Press (inods, White (iouiP, .of wliieli we have a liAlltJKK and STOCK THAN EVER ?ORE. ill and see our line. ILK INS & CO R A BIG CROI . r a COTTON GIN, FEEJ>COTTON PRESS, be sur ) purchasing. Si ANI> ffifo PHAETONS. j|^STOVES." ' Line of nm A T TTYT A TTri /^? TVT K r n t\ T * tVHi 21 Xj W Y D WIN J0.2X1N _> U 1>. 1510 W 1,30V. D1N(J DUALKll IN II Ai;JAVA? : i'o LOWER FEll? *zji. mm:. (JMMER GOODS IXHIEITION. ?t mi'l liff*t sou oicil Spring Stnck.s of \! v L'lo.. thai c? i be louti'l i'i upper South Cum. ; . is Goods and Mill i no i . loubteiily, iIn? liugeM selection cv? ??? t I i."io<l* at " I '< > We can sell you a lc- i In Miilinc y t!coh our ,Stock i.j .-b ; - imnsc isc. The alylca this en < i "r; <nv is any in Mie s ate. Why slmuM a I ' nc FilOM US \S J.uW \S TUN I 1)N i .o > . Iterrc'iibcr, we carry some very (' c {.;</) mi wish In pay. t.i'l fir cjicajior gool-1. u:i I \va hat you will think >ur JIIUJDDKK stole tlirui. pleasant young l.mlier Mi.s Venie Driver end nJ make you feel at home. I.ulics from the make our store their headquarters. : C1 LOTHING! f Spring t'loihing for men and buys. We will OES, SHOES. c SPARKS' IIO|;r,Y. We will show ft .oc\ i.vii the size "f Inion. Everybody ebnu'1 i". we arc handling this sea ;on the celebr.i ? ntced 10 fit and wear well <;oous. ers in Domestics. ' oruc and price our', and es and style? o all, whether looker- on or purchaseri. :l fully, A1 & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. n t Wl L LI A M 8 T ON FEMALE COLLF.G... kkv. s. lander, a. m., piie.ide:. . tjefore deciding where > of x.) educate your dauglifor, . i : i; in catalogue of the Wiiliamston lYinfllo ( v id Fall se -ion open? Serf, lo yJ i i'? faci'.ili,,. f< r iiorotifdi in-t. tic.ioa i' before, lie t advantft't . 1 <wc;' to Adddro REV. S. i, \XDF.R A. ? . 1'iv id.-it, W ?u -it,; . V,. f Aug 3 oil U