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lie (wo plows following it. gives (ho rows (he right distance apart. ami is anen?y,nicc and rapid way of planting stubble in peas. And ns pens, beyond doubt, are the grcntest renovator of our worn and impoverished farms?a cheaper and better fertilizer thai our commercial'manure,?I hope my brother farmers will, next year, try Mr. 1>'? method of planting peas, and that my friend, the model farmer of thin mode) farm, wi'l live long to bless his profession with so many traits of a successful farmer and good citizen; and futher, tlint lie will lay aside his modesty amd gtvu his brother farmers through the Alliance cointnn the benefit of his experience and observations. And long may his kind and accomplished wife with his two bright children, live to adorn and bless bis beautiful little home. ?#. . ? More of tho Smith 8hell Exnosurn . I'kxoi.ktox, 8. C'., Sept. 2, 1SW. Mil. Rditoh: 1 feci it due to myself and the other gciitlcuicu iinuicd, to say, if you will kitully give ino space, that the slntcinent made by l?r. It. M. Smith, candidate for Congress, in his Chick Springs speech, reported in to-day's tJrocnvillc AY it*#, that he, Captain Tillman, Captain Shel1, Captain Norris, General Stack house aud myself, at the meeting of the State Alliance in -Inly, 1881), were in a conference, \c., as far us I am onccracJ, is simply untrue. 1 am not and novor was a inemhur of the AllianceI wns not in Columbia in duly, INS'.i. 1 never attended nit Alliance ol any kind there or nt any other place, and I was never in conference with the gentlemen named, than or at any other time. Further, if Dr. Smith said in his Walker's Cross Homl* speech what ho is reported to have said in ^rour editorial this morning, namely, that ho and the gentlemen above named, including myself, in the said conference, parceled out among ourselves four fat offices in advance, he said that which, as far as 1 am concerned, ia utterly untiue. I don't think Dr. Smith would intentionally misrepresent me, hut somehow he has got in utters strangely mixed. 1 have sought no office, 1 desire no office, and even if I dill, I would not accept ono aooured iu any such manner. It appears so unaccountably strange to have niv >mmc connect el with such transaction)) I can't help but believe thai there is some mistake somewhere; at least I feel assured that Captain Til'man, Captaiu Shell, Cnpinin Norris atul (Jencrul Sluckhotise, if necessary, will verify my statement and will do tue the justice, if eti?|itir%d of, to say if there ever was such n conference I was tiot present at it. Respectfully, ii. iv. simi'sux. okn. STACK llllt'SK itkpi hiatus Til k sviITII STOUY. Maiiio.v, Sept. 'J. To the Kilitor of the Ar<ivj mid Cvurirr: 1 find in your issuo of to-day, under above caption, uu article credited to tlie tircciivillc .(AA'cim, which represents l>r. It. M. Smith, of ^partnuburg, as raying that 1 with himself and Capt. Tillman and Onpt. Shell caucused in Cohtmhift last November in divide tin J distribute the offices and frame tlie famous Shell manifesto. I write til once to say that, while I have been a zealous Farmers' Movement man. 1 have taken no part in any caucus to divide or distribute the otlices, nor did I take any part in framing the "Shell manifesto and 1 want to say further that if there was any such caucus as the one referred to, by any of tho Farmers' Movement leaders, I never heard of it. The tJreenville .NV?\t will please copy this tleuial and ob'igc, very respectfully, K. T. Stack nut sr. COXI'lltJI ATltVN tit' UU. WWITIl's STOtlV. Coi.t Mitiv, Sept. 3.?Since the (ireenvillc 1Vew* seems to be making progress in unravelling (hut very much twi tcd political skein"icnuing"nftclv to the original suggestion of Tillman, Shell, Smith and Norris as can- j didates of the "Anti-King" parly, it may j find a hint in the following paragraph, which was published in litis correspondence on August 1 :t, ISS'.i : "The report comes from Pendleton, that luring the recent meeting of agriculturists there a close conference was held between I Messrs. Ken Tillman, lleo. Shell, It. K. i Norris and others of the Farmers Move- j i nient leaders, and that i' was determined to run ('apt. Tillman for (Inventor and Mr. j Shell for Secretary of State." The accuracy of this report was vigor- I HI int' i ;n i IIC i iiiii , MIII ?i11ui IIIU if ft year it turn* up with a llav. r of what I'ooli-linh tails corroborative de'al in support of IC-othcr Smith's revelation. Sjieci'i/ to .Yt <> a n't Con rin-. I ? IMt. Smith \xi> Kihtoii Jo.nf* - Spartanburg, St'pt. s. ? No excitement was anticipated in the County Convention iodic, hut Iho developments were anything else than as the Til'iuaniifs would have desired. I?r. Itoh Sin11li, the great, rel'onu leader and po'iiical hi ss of Spirtniiharg County, has heen hranded to his fn'm as a ipiibhler, a . prevaricator and a eater of his own words. ! A motion was made to endorse the rami- 1 era Movement and ticket, and lint to to tote < for any representative of a lailroul or other I monopoly. This tvas, of course, ni'iicl di- ' reclly at Major Ihinruti. Shell and SinPh made tlieir usual speeches. After which there were loud cries for ihincvn. Major Duncan ctine forward nnd -poke ^jtg.nnst the motion, which wis Ins*. J. I>. Leonard, ti liciuenaiit <f Smith, ' moved to ( ( ihlisli all A'luince now-paper in j Spartanburg ? nno that would lie strieily ' I ternocral ic. Jtr. Smith made :i long harangiio on the ' in it ion, telhng liotv the tireenville ,V< had misrepresented him and Imtv the Spartanburg Ih roll/ hud injured liiiu even more hy misquoting the A*v.?. lie raid not a paper in South Carolina would give a report of Ips speeches, lie asked it Mr. William M. Jones, editor of the Hrrtt/tl, was in the lui 1. All*. .Inlll'1 ItMt'. miiI miiMiuuiieii.tv in o.i1111. coiil and enifulcnt to?ii> proceeded lo leli I In* audience nji I I ?i-. Smith dial 1?r. vSmi'li hud \v i i I on I of u corner mil lia I *1*01 fit hit words a* it 11 < > 11 < rn'ilc iii \u cuiil,I do. Mr. .1 ones wax sever il times xti>p|> <>I 1 y thunders ol ii|>i?1 jin--o. :111< 1 v.hi'ii lie IiiiiI linSglied I?i*. Smiili meekly sail I : ) move we adjourn." llvri'V llinixi.ris,i. Win. Timni,>ii<. Po?|nwili'i' iif I In v i lo. I ml., writes : K ci'lric It.h. tk has dune more for me iJimi nil oilier nic loin-a c >i:i1 >i11o<I. f -r that ha I feeling arising from Kidney an 1 Liter Irniilde ' John Leslie, farmer and sli-ekmsii. of same place, says : Find I'.leclric Hitler,: In lie die foot Kidney and Liver medicine, nutde me feel like a new num." J. \V. liirdncr, hardware inereliiint, same town, sajs: "Kloelrie Millers is just die thing for a man who is all run d ?wn and .lon'l care whedier lie lives or dies ; lie found new strength, good appetite and lelt jurt like he ha I a newlease of life. Only Mt'e. a brittle, at H. F. JVsey s l>rng store. ? 'J'iik L\t?tr.s or Asm11l.l. vs rnr Jhttvvvr ilrui.s.?Ashvillo, N. t'. Sept. The holies of Aohvillc held a meclMig this ufiermioii in response t > ft call pnldished in the Cil'/oii to take action on the servant girl i|tiostion, which has Keen agitated for sever?l weeks. Oencr 11 ineoaipeteney and unreliability aie ^ -the c niplainls made. \lr> Flitch was made W president, and read a paper nd\ocolin-t a tmiu-i of housekeepers to secure g ml atpv mis and ti \ sclie lilies of e.ipnci'j an I rales of wages. This is tins lirst soeieiy of the kind ever lyiiued in Ike Southern States. //i? /J./y Dili.vin<; iiik Stbaimiitovt* is tinai vii.ie.?CtKriNviuK. S(|K. A.?Tlic Couti Convention met to-dny to elect delegates the State Convention un.l the Cotigressiot Convention, which meets here on the fi inst. The straiglitouls ma le 110 tight as I tore on the eleehon of delegates, but vot against the emeus ticket preseuted by t j Tillmanites. Tillman's natne was not nie j tinned during the Convention. The only hard tight of I lie day came t rn (lie following resolution adopted nt ? .i nis of Tillmanites held before the Conve tt>>ii met : Win mi.*. We, the Democrats of Greenvil County, in Convcutiou assembled, bclievii that btslica to all ami special privileges none t- t: e essence of Deinocraey ; thereto be it A'.v./o /, That to secure this end i tnnuiigers of the approaching primary ele tioti to be held on September Id instant a directed and instructed not to count or r turn any votes cast for members of tl Legislature whereon less than four bona fi< candidates names appear, this being tl number to which this county is entitled the House of llcpresentstives. The Straight >uts at once saw (lint it wi tl blow at I'.itm and John II. llellingor, tl ouly Anti-Tillman candidate for the Legi I si t it re. The right of the Convention to pit such resolutions was i|Uestioned .and claitnt to lie itt viohi'iott of the statutes of tho Stnt John 11. Helliiger opposed the resolutioi He said that it ?n> itmleuii.cratic, and nt just, and unfair. It was against nil tl principles of tight or fairness, and was i contradiction of the resolution adopted b the la t County Convention declaring tin the primary sVnld he coioluetcd in tl sittne way tts tlie lot met- ptinary electioi iu litis county. Mr. Itcllingor - id that if his triem were disposed to single sin t Imn he wottl see that the votes, were counted iu tli 1 Courts His speech was strong and elo<|tici and at times he was loudly applauded. Tho resolution, however, was passed ovc the pretests of the Ssirti'ghtouts. In consequence of the ncti >n of the Cor ventioti in trying to force the Siroiglilont to vote for men whom they opposed, lit following candidates will e me out forth Legislature to secure to voter* the right t decline to vote for any Tillman candidate i they sc lit to do so ; K. II. Fitllcii wider, A Frank Curiress anl A. I! \V 11 ?o ? 'ri...? gou tie men lire against Tillman and arc bull! fide candidates Tiik Faioikiis' Ai.i.iamr. i\ i'ui.nn*.? The Farmers Alliance, a^ was to to be cx peeled. is becoming chielly a political ma chine. The Order ?>t* Patrons of Husbandry \v?s#swallowed 111> in polities a 1 <?/o 11 year: ap<>. or more, aid the present organ'/.'it iof appears to he following in its footsteps.? \\ liencver a considerable class of taeii win have votes slmvv a tendency to pet togethci ami ?11sen-s sonic hardship. or grievance lite professional politicians are sure to Hock around and make louder complaints iIihi anybody else. There are uewt*| apers, loo with no settled policy, ready to lake up tin cry: and the lira I stc|? is to inarch to th< polls to reform the country. The result r that the professional politicians get into (hi olTiees, the voters get snubbed and the news pajiers gel tioiliing. If the editors do no starve tliev may. in a fewycats. find nnothei 'fad to make them popular for awhile, for such experiences on the pari of the vutiu; classes are often ro| rated. While II tmavaiik desires the prosperity of all classes, and believes that thcpinipcr itv of nil is essential to the welfare of tin country, it does not believe 'hut good eat eoiue from the attempt of any one class ti control the ballot box. whether it l>o tin farmers, the railroad men or the hard wan dealers, before I lie Farmers Alliance goodeeper into politics would it not be well li consid'-r jn.-t how matiyr.f the active lend ers are real farmers, and ask how much it! candidates would probably care f r "tlit poor farmer" if there wore no votes it sight There is no doubt but much gooi cioild t>e piininl IV .,vf(noiv-il> n a >>j farmers, in the way of placing their a Ham upon a mote husines8-liko basis and it changing methods of farming l<> nice changes of conditions. Itn*. the politician whom the farmer voti puis into power h not apt to be a bettei m ilt mail uir i <>11111*1:111 cicrictl l?y 11*011 workers. II. siili>?t, if (lie farmers want t< pr. seer. 1 hey manage their own a Hairs as fictory-iiwiipr* 'In. wit limit looking ti legi-lnl rs ( > ilo it.? /'/? lliinhr-n. .V. )'. I HUN M IM-I>ls. (,\ i:l'KI> Nk Vlt II1II'K Mil.I. ? I!im it II11.1, Sept. A.?<'api.?iu .Inl'ii (I Steele, who has been sinking a shaft fi.r at iron in in' two miles Smith nf Ki ck Mil', ii tlu> "l'.huk .lack' section, savs that ho ha ciiiiiiilt'icil the shaft nml that there is an im mease heil of the finest iron near his shaf t'ajilain Steele funn l this jilace by accMen one 11 ay while hunting. The 1 n!y eoliau stioil nil refinery in Hi Slate is t ho one belonging to il?e i i) mill a this place. This shotthl in.leeil be an In eontivelor the people to pnlmniro the oi mil. With the lieu men, I lie best ami new 0-0 inaehinery. ami other iiuluocmeiiis whiol are tint olVeretl bv other mill*, what moi Ciiiihl bo iiskcl V A gentleman. whose name is witlilieb svys that I! >ci. Mill is on a bigger boom Ilia ever before. This is saying a greul ileal 1". the "Magic City," as it has always beetle a boom of niismall seale.? -Sj>t'"/??/ J{>;/i'I> (b\train's llvrin (iRownr?Oalliiey. ? Sept. I. The first bale of the re ism w:i I rniiglil in to-ilay hy S. (}. Snrrntl. it elu?e e 1 inublliiig ami weighted -124 pound*, an I was si.hi in I!. S. I.ipscmnh for I'M. M Sarratl is one nf the progressive fsrtners our eonn'y. ami lias been the first on th market for the pis', live years. t >11 r tow'i! ?tii) i' iiuiniies her onwar.l marel j city war.I. with a popnlnfinh, an per the r< turns of t'etisns I',numerator J oiler j or i I I.K'il. ail llilTI'IM.- "I (HIT -linr pVr CCHI, I I lip Inn "Icon I p. It i< ii..w petitioning for | charter for a streel railway. A new han j nti'l vari on invi'ntinns arc being incorm in tel. t h<r town council arc endeavoring to pc Icci til l roi^. ...v.... X., . , ilie notcl l.itiicslnne spring Wl" ',0 cuuveye in pipes 11 every }>m*t of the town, t'olon L'-fi i% iicii, of Spartanburg, has been inspcc ing the ground, iiihI reports the plnn |>o feet I \ fens'lile tni'1 comparatively cheap. i:i./i i a AlI? Jlr* Lin..? I c?iif>i<l< i,iv cure by S. S. S. one of ilie most wonde fill on record. I had the worst type Seiofiili IV 'in my infancy until I was veal ' of age. My whole young life wi embittered and male miserable by tl b-a'li^o t c'li- a.-o. I not uly sullYred fro the Scrofula, 1 nt was eo marked iliat I w n.?haineil i" a-, "ciatc with, ami was moid, by. my jdnj mates and fellow workmen, tried every known patent medicine, anil w fust and lad attended by more than a dozi reputab e physicians. hut in spite of all, tl disease eont'iiind to jrrow worse. Ahn four yenr? ago a friend fr >iu Pittsburg a v i- i'"l me to tnke S. S. S.. which I did, ai after taking seven l.ntths | was cured som and wel*. I he oi l skin peeled oil and w 1 fep'aeed by a new skill, as smooth and fr | from blemish as any per- n* I have had | return orsyni|t oi of i!ie disease. 11kxisv V. Smith, llclmont, W. Vn. I Treat so on blond and Skin Uise-fcs ma ' ed free. Till: SWIFT sm mr CO Atlanta. On. - ? 'I hi*. Woin.n s t'li vmviiin Thoitkii.? Han Me. Septeail er 0. At die Main State Fi ! tir nnds to-day the stal ioii Nelson lower the world's ti*i tting mi e record over a h mile 11 nek by J i fa second, going the m | in lie It id ii.i pace ii nkea and w driven by his owuci. ;N. Atnwng the questions submitted to tl iiv candidates for office in Greenville Count t*0 is this; "Do you own any stock in tl ,al Greenville .Vem ?" ( tor contemporary r hit gards this question as "about the most sensi ,c. less and insolent of any yet asked in tli ,.,l State," but t ikes an altogether cheerful vie of the "special fo?l" who framed it, an n,. who fires it at the hea i of every candidal on the stump. The AYics says : "This ind up viduul's performance will probably remai a in the record of this campaign to mark th n. high tide of foolishness. We arc glad of i We like to see Greenville in front of cverj []c thing. If there has to be a foremost fool i ?g tho State, we arc proud to have him nuinbei f0 ed among our citizens. Hut our contempt rc rary can well afford to be cheerful and con placet)t. It ttays: The Greenville .Vein ha ill done a bigger business this year thon eve c. before, and has to-day more subscribers t rc its daily and weekly editions than it has ha t,_ on any day since it has been a newspaperl,e which is an encouraging and pleasant sin prise, inasmuch as we began this campaig lc with the belief that the position we too ju would cause a heavy temporary loss." ^ The white Kepub'icau of the South is be 1 _ ginning ti> find his colored brother ohstreped roiis. So long as the colored brother wn willing Involn nml ilnul f?. ..it.:.. '? c, " /" V V4 1VI llUilllU'^ % il u I I wore just enough Federal offices logo aroun ' among the white Republicans ami evcrytliin was lovely?for I In; pnlefaced emigrant from tlie North, but tlie black Ke}mblicni is beginning to cinnmr for office, ami th 11 white Republican is in trouble. At th "J Republican convention in the Sevcuth Ocor gia District last Moutlay one colored brothc 1 from Rnrtow County was loud in denuncia K" tion of the Administration. He declare* llie Republican party was only kept togethe in Georgia for the purpose of bringing th I office holders to the front.s His speeches? I he made nhiimhor?w.r. u;.l because the negro brother is not sufficiently II recognized. So far as the negro is concern cd, he said, there is no difference betweei r the administration* of Harrison and Clevc land. ? XotioHul Democrat. s Killkii Hiji-kli vtirn Lukasum.?blacks e burg, S. f , Sept. .'1.?On Tuesday morning c a young man named .M.I', bniiuitig. who h.'o o been acting us agent for some washing f machine, was found in li s bed, by 1). M. Williams, proprietor of the boarding hottst e at which he was stopping, in an unconsciout a state. On in<|tiiry, it was found that he had pawned his hat for ten cent- and had pur. ohnsed that amount of laudanum from Dr, Powell's drug store. The suppoiotion in that he took the l.udnuum for the purpose ol ending his life, as a bottle supposed to lie - the one purchased from the drug store was < found near his window empty. It scetns , (hut he hnd taken the laudanum and thrown the bottle out of the window for the purpose , of hiding his crime. He received kind attention from the people of the town and from ihe physicians, Imt to no effect. He died ; Tuesday night about II o'clock. He was , from buncombe County, N. C.? I >cnl<j AVic*. . K km a it k a tu.k Rkscci:.?Mrs* Micliael Curj tain, lMaitirtsld, 111., makes the statement 4 that she caught cold, which settled on her ? lungs; she was treated for a month by her . physician, but grew worse. He told her she t was a hoprlr.tt victim of cnvtiHjttioii and that r no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested l>r. King's New Discovery for . Consumption; -.he bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and ? well, now does her own housework and is as , well as she ever was.? Free trial bottles of ) this Great Discovery at B. F. l'osey's Drug ? Store, large bottles -r>ilc. and $1.00. ! A FcAurrt. i.oss or Ltrtt ?Denver, Colo, i ado, September t>.?A Canon City, Colorado, - special to the Time* -ay- : "A terrib'o accii dent occurred oti tbu Denver and Rio Grande . Railroad early this njuinie" ,?? ? a.i-i? , The tram was running m two sect ons, I 'l'lto first section had two Jay e inches loaded with bihnreas, and had had becomo ilon railed some four mile below Florence. 'I lie , Tho second secti n dashed into them with t terrific force, completely smashing the two conches, injuring from di>0 to dttO men and ? killing a number outright. The bodies of J. five have been recovered and twolvo men arc still missing." Home lime ago the Herald stated that Mr. j j H. M. >'tory had lost his cow by lightning, ami tint the King's Daughters would get up the iiioucy to buy him another. This week he groped his way into the I I'raid ollicc (for he is nliucsicompletely blind) and asked that his earnest thanks be returned to the ladies t \ who have bought him another cow. The Kings Daughters have done, and i>rc doing much goad in our city. There nje four or ftvo circles and nil are doing good work for the "King's l'oor.'-?Spartanburi/ Herald. C A N A I) \ I N IiAltORKIIS W.4NT HoMK Rt't.K. ( ?Ottawa, ,Sept. t?.? Labor Cnngre'S at midnight la?t night alopted the f.d'owing resolution : Whrr'tit, This Congress is of the oplirgti l( I that the people of Canada at present are I capable of find ng a man among themselves ' to perform the functions of Governor Gen I oral of Canada, therefore, be it f| I /(V?-?/m/. That we demand, on behalf ol the people of this country, the right tc u hereafter elect our General instead ol having one appointed by ihe Lrilish government.' ; ? * ? |o Willi; nut Cotton Dai.inu, ? Mr. J. T Harris of Waterloo, S. in view of the . recent advance in the price of cotton tics has successfully paeketl a bale of cotton with otie-cigth inch wire instead of ties, lie sayi the wire will stand a greater pressure than the arrow tie, and can be bought for five cents per pound. Since the Ucpttb'icans in >1 Congress have nced'essly, wi'h malice aforej thought, increased the taritr oil cotton tics ' three-fold, our farmers should adopt wire 01 j sonit-iliing else, and aband -it the ties alto ^ | gcther.?And'-rxan Jottrncl. Gi(k>:nvii.!.k (loons roit Soith Aiikkua -The Huguenot Mills.J of this city, havt received a large order for their goods front lite .Aigi?v|,iC Kopiiblie, in ?toutli America Tt.v ?oo,n ?. .1 i:_?? I on which (lio mill has a reputa'ion all wm ' (lie country. The orlor wan gircn the Hug I ucunt Mills in preference to any of the man j tifaclurcrs of plaids in this country or En j g! mil.? (irrctiri/fi' Xr>r*. tr , ? r- j .V I'kominiist Catiioi.ic I'mmt l>rA?.? nf Charleston, Soj t. 5.?iter. J. J. Woolohnn >o i for i-evcrnl years priest of St. Mary's C'atho is lie Church in this city, <lieil this afternoon k ic St. Xavicr's Infirmary, where he had bcoi in i 1 for over a year. The deceased was 4< us years ohl, horn in Ihihlin, an<l was ordaine . I in 1 hy ( ordinal Manning. 1 ' - j,,, I l.ngli<h Spavin Liniment removes a! j(1 Hard. Soft or fn loused Lumps ami Blew |u. i i-lies IV. in horses, 151 1 Spavins, t'nrhi u( Sp'ints, Sweeney, lling hone. Stitle." d. Sprains, all Swollen throirs, Coughs, ete.J(j Save S'.tihv use of one Lottie. Warranto j,j | the in ^i wont) rful Blemish Cure eve an , known. Soi l h J. M. CiTBBS SO> | Bruggists. L'uioii* i , .1 i List of Letters 114-111:1 i!iinir in flit* lVislofliec at Union, ft ll_ tliv week oti<lin?r Sept. lif, lK'O. (i 1' Hri'tain U F Dmdley. Ainu- Itinl. Miss Allien (ilciin. Siplne llu;ki*is. 1 Lizen Lupton. Inlin l' .Mneney. Mrs Mnry Ann Man iir 1 !! M.vmts pault. cl ! " K nil' lVr?"ii< calling fur the above letters wi ili? | l.M ? -an ifft'lvei li^cl, :i 1111 will he re<piiri as I" p iv i'iie "lit IVr their < 1 <livery. J. C. UUNTUit, 1\ M. N / '* Tho State of South Carolina. 'O COUNTY OF UNION. ee In the Court of Common Plea*. ic w Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. ^ Winter C. Wallace, 1'lainti/f, aijainrt 1 John W. O. Smith. Rrttjr Edwards Hamefl, Daniel K. E. Smith, Mary N. l*arr, David i' Smith, Jesse Smith, Defrndante. j. To the Defendant* : Q ^"OU are hereby summoned and required r- X to answer tha coqiplainffa Jhls action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said ig County, and to serTe a Copy of your answer r h> ths said complaint on tbo subscriber at 0 his office, No. '! J .aw Jtan?e, at Union, S. C., J within ^renty days after the service hereof, , _ oaviusitc oi me uny or such eervice : and if r. you fail to answer lie complaint within the n tints aforesaid, the plaintitT iu litis notion k will apply to the Outirl for the relief demanded in the complaint. J. C. WALLACE, I- Plaintiffs Attorney. I- baled Sepf. 2d. A. D. 1K0O. s f | J. II. Mi Kissick, v ' skai, I t'lerk. I r To Defendants, Hetty Edwards llnmes s and Daniel E. K. Smith: Take notice, that II the complaint in this action was filed in the 0 office of the Clerk of the Court at Union, a in the County of Union nnd State of South Carolina, on the 2d dnv of September. lKlNt. r J. C. WALLACE, Plaintiffs Atterney. >1 Sept 12 37 fit - The State of r COUXTY OF CXI ox. 1 In the Court of Common l'ieas. Summon? for Kelief?Complaint not Served. Winter C. Wallace, PluinliJT. r u'/ainut ' Mary N. Parr, Joint W. 0. Smith, Petty r Edwards Homes and Daniel E. E. Smith, ' Defendant*. . To the Defendant* : i 'VT'OU arc hereby summoned nnd required 1 JL to answer the coniphtiiit in this action, which is filed in the office of the Cicrk of the Court of Common Picas, for the i said County, and to rerre a copy of f your answer to tho -aid complaint on the subscriber at his office, No. 3 Law i Hnngc, at Union Court lIott.se, South Carolina, within twenty days after the ser m e iivrccu, exclusive or I lie day of kucIi service; ami if you fail to answer the coin- ! plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff : in iliis notion will apply to tlie Court for the ' relief demanded in the coinplniut. J. C. WALLACE. 1 IMnintiff's Attorney. To the Defendants, Deity Edwards llnines and Daniel E. K. Smith : Take notice, That the complaint in this action was tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court at Union, in theCountyof Union nml Siale of Smith Carolina, on the 5th day of September. 18tH). .1. C. WALLACE, 1 Plaintiffs Att rney. Sept 12 :17 tit The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. !!y .lAMivS M. (iKK, Ksip, Probato Judge WIIKKEAS. J. W. Scott has made suit to me to grant him lotters of administration on the estate and effects of John Mayct, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said Jidin Mayas, deceased, that tlicy bo . i i *- ?- ?f 1?_ ' < bite. to ho held at Union C. II. S. C , on tl ' 27th day of Septeaihor, 18<K), ajier public*! 1 lion hereof, ni II o'c'ock In * I- o \ .... y show cause, if any they have, why the administration should not bo granted. tiiven unto my hand this 11th day of September. Anno Domini, 181H1. / \ JAMES M. GEE. j shai. ^ Judge of Probrte. I ? V?' J Published in the Union Tmu Sept. 12, lS'.Kl. u I io ?* V JM 1- Ol -I The State of South Carolina. t COUNTY OF UNION, ily JAMIjS M. f|RK, 1'njbalc Judge ^ WHKIIKAS, Saniuol S. Stokes I'd" made suit to n\e to grant him letters of administration on the estate and effects of Francis M. Mclntyre, deceased. These are therefore to cite and ndinooiah all and singular the kindred and creditors of said Francis M. Mclntyre, deeon?ed, that they be and appear before me. in the Court ?f l'fohn|e. (o Ue hold at t* 11 ioi| C. II. S. C., on the 'M\\\ <ti*y ?>f end|cr, 18UO, after t publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why | , the said administration should not he t granted. ' Given under my lnuti this 8th day ol September, Anno L>ominit 18UO. f-^1 JAMKS M. OKK, J skai, ' Judge of I'robntc. I Published in the Union Timks Sept. 12, Sept 12 J" 2t i Notice to Trespassers. v A I'l' persons nrc lioroliy caufi lied not to i x\. trespass on tlie )dnnfn'ion known as *> tie Mtkissick 1'lnco, situated near Cross M ? 1?1 _L 1 i! Keys P. (>., ami now occupied ny me unticrsigned, hy riding, walking, liuiiling. ending down trees or trespassing iu any other way " on said place, without my consent. It' any one, without regard to race or ') color, is found violating the above notice '< they will he prosecuted to the fullest extent ? of the law. (l F.I)WIN DAVIS, r Cross Keys. Sept 12 .'17 St Notice to 5th Congressional >r Delegates. milK Congressional Convention of the 1 Democratic party of the 6th Congressional District will be hold in Rock Hill, S. C., on Tuesday next, the D?th, at I o'clock '* P. M.t for the purpose of nominatiog a candidate for Congress from said District, aud f ir ihe transaction of such other business as ill may come before the Convention. d W\ II. 11 \ftncR, A. II. WHITE. Sec y. Ch'n. Fx. Com. Soft 12 37 It 1 h.V UNIVERSITY O F SOUTH CAROLINA. AT COLUMBIA, S. C Graduath rourses. 1'nder-graduate I courses /or degrees?3 literary niul <"> scientific. Also shorter and elective courses. Professional courses in Law. Pharmacy, Veterinary Science, and Pedagogics. well equipped laboratories : I shops and model rooui : new infirninrv. Tuition fef, f ID prr M^ion : othor few. $20 (including infirmary fee. covering medicinal attendance, medicines, etc.) Table bonrd. $10 to $12 AO per month. Booms rent free. Total expenses, including fuel lights, washing, hooks, etc.. about $ 1M>. 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. MtRKYDE, l'residcnt. Aug 1 ill tit* ELECTRICITY IN A BOTTLE. West Electric Cure for CATAHllH, HAY FEVEIl. ASTHMA, EARACHE, HEADACHE. NKUHALC.IA. RHEUMATISM, CtH.DS, AC. A PERFECT ELECTRIC BATTERY? , PRICE. $1 ; mety "vmt w soot on an days trial.? Is guaranteed to iait one year, and a whole family may use it. 8old only by 11. F. SUA 1 EE A SON. 1*. S.?Will cure the worst case of bad cold in town. Feb 21 S ly VALUABLE PLANTATION TO .QTT.T.T. OD -DTPvrrp * w JM-J vib 1VJLJ 1^ X .VKt acres of choice col ion and grain land in Union County, within a mile ol' (losheu Hill P. O. and the ?. C. n N. 11. 11., and 11 from the 3 C'e. it. It. 100 At'ltKS KENT EASILY Ft III 1? HALES ttF o>TTON. There is n good dwelling hoti*o. kitchen. ^ unoke house, large gin house and screw, ind neccasary outbuildings on the place, *nd a fine young orchard and garden. *> It is convenient to schools ami churches. ? I'he place is very healthy ?ml ix.iud for its crlihty of soil. Apply to C. J. II UNTKIt. or JOS. II. IIUNTKIt, Prosperity. S. C. n Aug 1 31 if L WfM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, A UNION, S . U. J ? A general banking business l.ansactcl. Deposits received, subject to check. T Exchange bought and sold. ? Collections made on all points. Safe deposit boxes to rent. Accounts of individuals atul firms solicited. We represent the following losiiranco 'onipatres : i.- tun Insurance Co., Assets, ?10,071 It? 'Itcuix Insurance Co.. - - - 4.781.2/tli JR Ynshington Life Insurance t.V, IO.OOO/nni ?1 Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance. Sept A !'? tim . A Valuable Tract of Land FOll SALE. I OFFER tor sale 3(>"? acre* of valuable land lying on I lie (ileun Spring read, "J niles from Union t\ II. There is a good arm house with 4 rooms and other build* ngs on it, and a good well of wn'i.t. If not sold privately before, will sell pub., g i, Itr nit S'ftlnuilAV in \*i?vnml?i?r TV VV ?v-j - P If S. A. 1'KAItSON. V Sept ."> !'? -It WILLIAM ST ON FEMALE COLLEGE. ? 11EV. S. I.ANDKIf. A M , I'll RSI ItKNT, BKFOUI^ 1)KCII?|N<! Wlir.iu: TO cluci^c yiiui dniighcr, semi IV?r a sotAlugue of the Willittm-loii Female College, Fall session opens Rcid. lo, with better facilities for thorough inslriietion than ever befure. Dest advantages. Lowest ra'cs. Adddres HEW S. LAN I) Kit. A. M. President, Willininston, S. ('. Aug H :I2 Mt R M McDERMID, I MACHINE REPAIR WORKS. 1 UNION, S. C SPECIAL . ITTEYT/OjX < TO REPAIRING ^ ENGINES, BOILERS AND | MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS, ?; G U N S , & C . " vWTft.1ifre.Gin Men. VV reliable ami well-tested tiins: WIN S1111 ItltOWN. MAiA.. i I'll ATT. ?. Call and see n? before pureh asing, in our 1 terms are accommodating. " FA It II .V. TIH>MS<)N. 1 Aug l til :L'ir. MONEY TO LOAN. ON Improved Farm lsin?l>*. in sums of .stdOO and upwards. I.onus repayable in sntull miouiil instiil'menls. i(trough a perio I of six years. Ilm- i>t(lie borrower to I pay off liis inJeliteilness without exhausting liis crop in ftnv <>no year. Apply at once In l?. A. TOW NStlND, Attorney. Union, S. Aug l."? ly Admininistrator's Notice. ALL persons holding claims against the e?la'e of Willie I.. Senile, will present them, ptoperly attested at once to It. F. AIt'l III'll, Administrator. Sept 8?? tf l.OOO HiimIicIh.- Native lied Hi s* ' l'roo Seed O ils, for m FA It It ATIH'MSIINS 1 Sept. *? tf J NEW GOOE NE1 Our Buj'fr has just returned from tl DRY GOODS FANCY ARTI COMPL] We have also a splendid ai G10I>T\S CL FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND BA for Gents, Ladies ZIEGLER'S HAND-! for Gents, in Congress and 1 Other reductions in REMEMBER THE DE SEWING M ivhicli we guarantee to he ctjual in eve niccd machines. Over 70 now in use ii >urrauicu lur ._> years. ami li?v? ull The ?T>bt> HKLIABTiK." FOSTER, WIL Jan 4 1 REDUC IN P R 1 In order to re SPRING and itock of Dry Goods, Shoe l'olli tins date otter anyth II\1MKNSK at about C (ALL AND EXAMINE OUR STO( ELSEWHE llespcct fully, HUlMiKK & I Sept (i 30 PREPARE FOR If you are in need Sb ? BUGGIES HARNESS ;ook - J|j| GENERAL HARDWARE i Yours, truly, W. J>. LEADING l-'cb 14 7 Ann STOCK ABO TIIA IN IOY i : i i SPRING ? SUM NOW ON EXI W'c have just received one oI" the largest anil Ioo'Ih, Dry (ioinl<, Clothing, Shoes, Hals, etc., tliti t jiricts as low tis times arc liar J. Ladies, See Our Dress G< In Dress (loi ils we can sliow you, undoubted! tress ai ><?*>"> unni in i.i,B nicest ituods LADIES HATS! S irctty, and our ju ices are guaranteed as low as n jo without a new llat, when she can buy one FID an suit any one. both in |>rice and i|tia'.ity. I?cn IU-1 II III! |.|ll. 1 .11 .... .-I ^ , viil show you t 1001Is which are so clieiip thai yoi In this depat intent you will find two plcasan diss Cora Counts, who will welcome you and mnl jouiiii v ci initio to town are requested to make o CLOTHING ! ( We have .jn-1 teeeived a large Slock of Spri try to save yen u.oiiey in this line. SHOES, SHO] Now. everybody knows that Shoes are SI'A Shoes such as you will seldom see in a town th amine our Shoes. In (itic shoes for Ladies, wc K. 1'. UKK1 > .v CO s. 1'INK SlloKS, guaranteed I 1 >< I Hememher. wa arc always headquarters in hear in mind, that re are liadirs, in prices an<l l'olite ai d courltous atiention given lo oil, ' Very llespcclfully GRAHAM Sept I I d" # >S! W GOODS! ic Markets, ami our Stock of CLES, AND NOTIONS IS ETE. id well selected line of .OTHIN<;, GOODS, ETC. y state shoes iind Children. SjEWED shoes jiieed?$ "), formerly $7. proportion. .MOREST $19 50 ACIIirSE, ?ry respect to any of the higher i I" 11 ion County. They are fully nttncVimmts. iKINS & CO u VTION ICES. duce our SUMMER (S ailfl TJnlf, wo vriJl ing ill our STOCK OST. 3K BEFORE PURCHASING RE, 3URCELL. iy A BIG CROP. Crj.1^1, X1 Aumx^HHBrESS, be sure AND P) I'lIAETOIYS. vy TlT STOVES. ^ Line of . j ALWAYS ON HAN D BEWL1QY. DKAJiKIl IN IIAKDWAltli LOWER PRICES 11KFOI MO. [MER GOODS IIBITION. husii Mdccied spring r iuckk oi .oniim-iy A can l?c louii'l in ii|?{ er Suulli Carolitiu. oods and Millinery. ly, lIn- largest selection ever in Union, ut SI We can sell you a beautiful .M11) 111 v i j v?? . .... incuse. The styles i his season are very iny in (lie Stale. Wliy should a l.udy ).M IS AS l.tiW AS JT.S <'KNTS V We nember, wc curry some very line goods, to pay, tail f ir cheaper goo I", and we i will think our 1st*I' l>l>KI? sf?lo lliem. t young f/ulics, Miss Vettie iMivor and ke you feel at home. 1 .alios from the ur store their licad'piiuters. 2L0THING! ng Clothing for men nil I boys. We will HS, SHOES. I1KS' IlOlil'V. Wc will show a Slock of e size of L'uion. Everybody should cxare handling this scn-on, the celebrated lo fit and wear well. ;j <;< >< Ihuncstics. Come and price ours, and styles. ivIkthcr lookers on or purchasers. '& SPARKS'. CHEAP CASH STORE. if