The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 17, 1890, Image 2
FOR GOVERNOR.
15. H. Tillman, of Edgefl.-ld. ]
FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. " <
^ Eugene l<. <inrg/t>( Abbeville.
FOR MSCRKTAUV OK STATE.
J. K. Tlndnll of Clarendon.
KOIt ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Y.J. <?i Nj?f?rrx
FOR TRKA.SU ItKH,
W. T. C. lfciloa, of St. Matthew*. ? '
FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL.
W. II. Elkrbee, of Marion.
FOR SIU'ERINTTCMM.M 111 hl>H A1IUS,
w. I) MpylViUl, of (Ireeiivllle.
ADJUTANT AND INSI'l/TuU (iENFHAL. I
II. L. Farley, of S|iartant)iirg.
COUNTY DF-MOC^^ fiCKiJT. n
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FDR SENATE.
(ilouii D. IViilc. .
Fott'ltHl'lJEsr.NTAiT VK<
Robert I lllle.
John It. .IcIIWie*.
(iwlftey II. Foitler.
TKKAM'RKIt.
I. II. T, Senll. , I
I'KOIIATE lUlHIIi
Juuku >1. (lee.
COUNT Y COMMISSIONERS.
Tliomai N. Kelly.
J. A. Chamber*.
W. M- <aillllltllII.
Si llOOl* COMMISSIONER
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AUDITOR.
Natl 1!. Morgan
A BTIBRING CALL TO ALL TRUE DEMOCRATS.
AX ATUIIIISSTU DKMOCIIATS.
To the Democratic parly of S> nth Carolina :
?*A Rruvj) crijriMu tlff^H^orfV^rh^r slnto
confronts us. The life of our party is threatened.
White supremacy in South (Jaro'ina
itt endangered. What was predicted hut
hardly expected, has hnppened. An Indej
undent movement has I veil inaugurated;
an Independent tickit has been nominated :
and for its success in the impending election
n coalition ha< h-en effected between the
Republican party and the deserter* from the
ranke of the Deamciaey.
A small gutlierii g of c Cmuis calling themselves
Mi iiightmit Democrats, repicsentuig
nt I ef.1 only a defeat-d thin rity of the
Democrats of ibis state, has held acenl'ercnce
in Columbia iti deti .nco i f the regulnily
constituted authorities of our pnity has ret
At naught the action i f the regular Democrat
io convent oust held in August and September,
Iihvc ptoclaitaed war against our
Democratic lendris and nominees, and, to
lead tlinn in ihis into-ncciiic strife, tlicy
have nominated a full state ticket with Judge
Haskell at i's ho?d as their nominee IV-r
govc tior.
VBy this action on their | art, in opposition
to this action of in overwhelming majority
of the Drmocr.its of South t'sr.dinn. tlicy
have lead lliein-elvee out of the lacks of
the Democracy call ng upon the negro
Vt'tC"s to aid them in iheir I'm:ridicd war
agsiusL their white hrtlhieii. they have deflated
themselves ren ly to join hands with
tin tibn-k ir.nn in riilluiir down and destroy
ing tlio wlii e man's govet iiuicut mid nrr
ready flinl wildm In see .Vmth Carolina
gain uniirr tin* licrl of lie alien tyrant nml
tlic igii1 nut negro.
"Hiey are, a few of llirni men of liigli
social .standing and of great | otitic il influence,
ami cxper cnee ; sune of tlietn men
whom tie ii* .stale Ins ileligbieil to honor,
nuil who have tilled high posit ion us a re war I
for their distin juislic 1 services as patriots
Ian I as Democrats. Ii :s. therefore, with
feelings of regret anil di-appointmcnt that
we see them vohtolai'ily departing from our
Democratic ranks and subjecting themselves
to the censures so well expressed hy tiovern?r
Ilainptoti when he said that au Independent
is worse than a liadieal.
"lint our duty is e'ear. The Democratic
party of Noma Carolina must defeat this
Independent movement. No loyal Democrat
can conscientiously vote I' 'lie Independent
ticket* r^TTTTuniiy. 'f'"3 -of
the ^n?^,7thr,t you hold dear, by
liberties. l?y your homes and
^ Si- hy
w. ul 1 spare vour wires .. i
- - children the rc- en?.eli?cnt l.f ,|1(. ' 4
enjoy f 1 w ?-n!d
teem Judge'Tlaiku'l" ','i.Y j/"1
you w 1 . MS faithrul Do . ' ' """'" CIS
Sou*It t'irohiiians i . r i patriotic
ocratic ticket which \\as
Democintio oouventi >n on Sep"''lit 'i'Y
unbrokrn Democraev is 0r A s"'h'
I'oitrnce to ih s st ,Jm:i il 'l
??ny mail or set of mea. success ?f
ho iiai i i
Mv-criTi'u ny lho "Address i > 'I'iik '
I'roI'I.k" (rot tht I V;.MtT<//? i Soll'h I'ni'ik J
lioa, 'which wns mlupio | hy the Independent
conference. A.i.oug oilit r sp-tciou* nrguinctv- '
Intinn i? ?<? sougtiv itict'elIt In induce gtxnl 4
Doiu 'en's lo l?e (listjiy-il in tlit* parly hy
telling tlie:n Mint ' it is vain t?> ?*> that the
ac'ion of a political party ncuifiiH ilw viUcr 1
from responsibility." This is n imp for the
unwary, a prep for the unMetyly. Sach \
doctrine is utterly undemocratic. N"? party j c
could exist if ouch meistl>* r wo.Tr to he :i law | t
unto himso f. l'urty fealty tomprls each ^
true Democrat to support th* regular noinination.
It is undemocratic iu nny nuiii or '
any minority of meri to rebel against the t
mnjority of their ptriy t
"Democrats of SoittKr ('arolina : The fourth
of November is at It.ml. In this ooutest for
our civilization there can he no middle I '
ground ; he It at is not tor us is nguinnt u?. I "
On your action that day the file of 1 ,
your fouusy depend". Itv youi' ballots it |
must ho dcei led whether Dei craCV or Ko.
puldicanisin i- to control the.'present govern- I
mcnt of tie' "'ate. whether South I'aieluia !
is to turn ed hy white men or hy negros. I
Ity order of the St ii*i l>euu<cratic listen- |
tivc coniiuitlee.
'.Ioiiv h. Y?. lituv, Chnirinnii.
'Wittr. Juxks, Secretary pro teio.
Columliia, Oct. lit I'Xfin.
Bfifc You will fin<l the l*'"i >tock of .leiiTsn in
. Klil/'-1.
Foltr.W vl'M i" OK 1>KATM. Sllmimen 11 s. I
B Oct 11. ? William l'olei'S rf fjikingtowii ?Ii<I J
H Friday morning. lie way. w ithotil doiilit (lie I
B large I man ill Ibo f'oimty. liia W igllt being
B -lot I |i >uimI- 'I'lliir1 -iv In- rO<|llfnll'(l all an- |
Bj dcrtnker in order u colliii for him. M?y in-r lie j '
way going to die nt li n'ehiok Friday uiorniiig
B unil ilull lliero way in i nflin large enough I
B for I'll" 1'Kre nnd one would have to bo made. '
B The undertakers nt mice ordered one, and 1
^Pg It CAinfl on llic midnight I rain. !i wns one 1
of the liirgCKl ever sent Mil. IV jlllilt t WCIlty j
B minute.- of thoiiino lie expired.
H
9 i i
B F'nit- mndo to order. Fits gua rnntrcd |
B upwnids
FOSTKK, WILKIN'S & CO. ("
B FOK IWJIPRPStA, f (
Indigestion, mid stomach disorders. tVQ
llUOWN'S IRON ItlTTKKK. I 4
I All dealers keep It. II fer hottlo (lennln* liu 1
I (ndrnuuk auu clotted ted llnM un wujifct L <
_ tt
ffie JDccIFy Hnioii limes "
Ft. M. STOKES, - . Editor "
3. 8. STOKES. - Local Editor Tj
Friday, October 17, 1NDO. m
iU/iscuirrioy, ?i go i'kr as sum 01
post office directory. c,
The 1'. O. will he opened for business
rom S A. M. Jo 6.80 P. M.
The Money Or.ler Department will he Tl
innicd for business from 'J A. M. to 1 I*. M. ol
The Northern mail will clone a' 1 1'. rf
M., nt:<l the Southern Mail at 1.30 1'. M.
Any inattention or irregularities should 1
:? reported promptly to the 1*. M. w
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Don't forget our t'elehrntcd I'J.oO l)?mo- j,
reft Sewing Machine, oil attachment.", and ^
lully wiirrimtcd for?"?yearn, "ttld lleliih'e
TOST lilt WILKINS vN: (<>
.? h
U?*X.. We've got on our tsblc a diminutive ^
Itiit | crfect stpeciniotn of a second crop
j each. The first we ever rnw. |
livery gentleman should see our line o^
...... i. i\,u onrlv n, tbev are irong liho '
J ? ... 1?
I c?kc?, r
(SUA IIAM & SPAIIKS. ,
Mr. K. Clnuile Jeter, of Snntue, a '
young man of fine intellectual abilities mid 1
purest, moral character, left last week to at- 1
tend (lie lectures at tlie Atlanta Medical
College.
A fresh lot of Thnrhcr's Shredded Oa'B,
at II. F. 8CAIPK k SON S.
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K^X. A I'nioti Meeting of the King's
I laughters will be held in the Female Academy
at 11 o'clock on Saturday, the2'dli, inat.
Every member of the order is cordially in.
vitcd to attend.
Ladies oall anil buy a pair of K. P.
Ilced & Co'n celebrated shoes, every pair
warranted, for sale by
OKAIIAM k 8I*AKK8.
pctf" County Treasurer, .1. II. T. Soott
has discovered that tho law forbids his receiving
jury anl witness tickets for taxes.
Ilis explanation to the people came too Intofor
publioati >n this week. It will appear
next week.
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lllnnketa ! 1 lllaukcts 1 ! We call special
at'r ntion to lit'a stock -'Old Ileliable
FOSTKIl. W ILK INS k Ct>.
Sj?>.'Wc arc rcjuestevl by the rn'dmnd
cdlicisls, to give notice that, tho depot is
open for receiving and delivery of freight at
7.-TO A. M., and closed at 4 -TO 1*. M., sharp.
Merehanis nr.d otliers are notified t) govern
f hcmselvcs accordingly.
i..- ? t ...liivj II,iir (Iniiinient* and
Shell Heads id I dels, ni
II. M. COIIKN \ ItlKt'S.
?
S>H" Tho I'ouit of Common Pleas, ooniin*
ucil in. Mission tIrs week. A groat many
eases on calendar 1, were disposed of.
Tiw following At'orneys from adjoining
eon01 nre in alien lame.
Vaj I). II. iMilican, C. P. Sanders. <1. W?
Nichols, I), i: Ifyd rick. II. E. Hnvcncl. auu
H <>lic miii, Jr.. nf S|iirliinhurg. ami IV. N.
Oriiydol i, of A bhevi lie.
Coino anil .see our iMmly" Croehet case,
containing ii niiicles for I" els. ill
II. U. COHEN & IWJO'S.
| Bi<fU- Inn week or inn Col. John L.
Voting |vi 11 have a complete draft of (l,<?_
Fair (jimundc .. ., ,_? the
!i? abo.d Jmlfn mile from the limits of th
1 town Ml'l escapes ''Vll'JiiVlfaiiiiiei.a of the
, T "rno,? I"M ,Ti" hc 'old at auction I
t'enns *l MOmU-V !n I)0CCn,,JCr- on ,a.y
M'1* **"*, and
OI5A II ,\ M SPARKS. 1
^"^.-ni^lcuiNties In the ,
... "ion ,s tlm .r? cent counter of S. M. .
I lie great j.iizrle under I
ilisciMsiitit n?w i?, how ntul whevo Spencer
got. thest woods, mill So ithlit ( ? soil Ihom so
ob-iRp. Well. wo ilon't know, lull refor all
cunli oii(|iiiror.s to his estimable clerk, Mr.
Kobrrt SI. Monro. who will show the goods
ami horridly give nil neccs-my information
If wo hud postponed cur marriage to now, J
ire sh.uiM have savivl at least otM) per cont 1
hi iioiisoltohi goods. V
HODGKK a: VUnCEU. hare just rc- j
wircil a hoaiitiful line of Kail gooda.
_ . .
One of the most delightful lWUi giv- ti
n b? this town for many years, was given by 1
ha young gentlemen of I'liioti in honor of '
disiet Ajicriim, Ivorshaw and .lonos, fair v
'isitants from other parti of the State. The "
Jermnn was gracefully to I hy Mr. NV. Mo- V
lonran slid Miss Kershaw. The supper was
xcelloiit.: gotton up in t'apt. tiibbes' best ! ti
tyle, anil was enjoy el most heartily hy a'l. j fi
Plie guv nnd happy company held the festive '
lanee until chanticVar announced -'rosy ti
dawn" appearing "o'er the eastern hills." 1 n
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(io to (illAll AM Sl'AllKS, fur the best .
'>"cts Kmler Vest in the market, it's a daisy. |
The
Stratghtout Convention [ i
Oil our fourth page we give the full ! ?
proccc liiJRs of the content ion held in t'oluin-'' t
bia Inst week t?y ihc ' Slraiebtom ^ f
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of the Democratic parly of South ?. i ?
which nominated n fu'l ticket fur Stale j
officers, bonded hv A. t". Jlit?kell. fur (5uv- ; '
crnor. 'Ac find tWe following errors in the j a
names of the Delegation frum I'uion :
.1. Munro, fur T. Monro : N. H. Knsor for j
N II. Ki9a.11: .1. .1 Little l'?>r .1. .1. I.iltlc- ! j
oliu : .1 oliii M. II. .Icier fur M. II. .Icier. '
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For the largest slock ut Pry (!<u ds. Milh- I
ncry, Pools. Shoes, niul tloihinjt, anil I We '
lowest |>riccH call un 1 1
HI!A II AM SI'AHKS. j
Dime Rowling i
M'e arc leijucstO'l to announce there will >
he another of Ihorc delightful ami inlcrtnin- '
mg Dime ltimliuga, at Mrs. Pnwkins' on |
Tuesday evening next, ihs 21sl, to comnience f
it * o clock, Refreshment* will he served i
it '.I o'clock. 1
'orroet Roturne. (
Punnty t'hsurnmn I.ylo* informs n-> that
i. \V. Shell v imi majority over P I! Pintail
is 171 i
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10 Political Situation.
Weeks before the mooting of the demontic
con*eiit!on !a<?t September, we aninner
d that onr opposition ta Capt. B. K.
lluian would cease dirco'ly lie was n >mi- 'phi
ited by the convention, and we have kept lire
ir worl. Asa consistent and <rue>d*ino- ^UI
at we accept the rule of the majority, how- ^
or we may deprecate the methods adopted the
secure that majority in the convention, hoi
liat c invention, says Col. Hoyt, Chairman
the former Kxecuti*o c mini Hoe, "was jf|
;:ulnr!y convened undor tho lawfully oonaii. Jv
H^^myaT "emocrata as of li nding force. im
In this view of llio situation we sincerc'y 8e'
epl'-re the action of the Into conference of
taiiy demoornts in putting another ticket j?,
i the field in opposition to the regular
miiiiiees of tlie democratic parly. an
IIv III'ir extremely indiscreet action tlicv er
* _ cu
ave placed the democratic parly in this {.f
ate in a very critical position. Ity it the co
imi n?ion8 of the party. create I by the bit- 1?
cr campaign, aro developing into a dan- I ,|(
:?rou? breach, that will require all the
i ruin ess, forbearance mil sagacity of the
nost intelligent an! cool-headed men, 011 is
nth .siile.s. to heal, anil prevent ihe balance of >T
air |u> iliral power from going oyer, by j
mliticnl Inrtsr, to a dangerous efbinont di- fu
rectly oppiscl to white supremacy in the
-it:,to.
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In our at iciiun the digression from demo- /
sratio rule fromlsos only danger to tlio future n
peire of ilio State, and will seriously e(T?ei J !
its nia'orial prpgross, units* it is checked by I tj
a decided defeat at tho general election next i]
month. I li
There arc men on tbo ITaskell ticket that I c
wc have hmg known nnd respected for their y
sii potior qualities of liead and heart, nnd wc r
nro for y we cannot go with thorn. But, 1
entlemen, we cannot follow you in the I J
ciookod an I dangerous path we believe you j
have taken. j 1
It is not probable that tho Haskoll ticket ?
will show much strength in this county, hut '
it behooves every democrat who values the I f
integrity of tin; party and would perpetuate / n
i's grand and heuoliecnt doctrines, to record I
his vote ng*in?t any men oretf>rt that will I y
disrupt the party. To us there c?n ho but I ,,
one democratic parly and ono democratic I ii
ticket in tho State, aud the ticket noiiiinatcd I
by a imi/nrity of th* j>arty is I lie only ticko' I '
we can recognir.e. I oi
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Sec our Samples Winter Ca?siriioro3, J
Se?pes tied Diagonal Suits i<> order from
?1.r?,(Ht upward:.', "Old lle'iuhlc
FOSTIi R Wl I. KI ::s \ O) m 1
ho
1111
Death of Mr. Iley W. Fant.
IVh regret to announce the death <>f .Mr. se,
/ley W. Font. which occurred at his lesi- aj
denco in .Vewberry. on the Sth in?t., of heart
CO
disease, in the 27th year of iiif age. Mr. so(
Fant was I,tin ami raised in this county, ru
where he has many friends who will regret of
to hear of his early death. He leaves a sister
an I y<? inger hmthefcto mourn h:s loss, .
who have the sympathy of tin en'irc com- si
.,i
mui.il> h their In-ree.vimout. . I yt
+ - ' nl
Tll. i |o Ihiil.'l X"r* CMenlou 1?
' n SV? F. Si'MKK.S: SON'S. N
W. M Oilman Elcoiod. t
l^v* a.r-m** * ?* * ?#vo. 4r JSn wUT ]
i . \ heei^a^i" ,llC firV" |
man. ?' ...t-jrrTfio SmTiUiio giving Mr.
Gnllmau 715 to 71*2 for Mr. Foster. 4
We linvc the fims*. stock of Clothing in '
Union. KOUGKK & 1'UltCKLL. v
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Death of Capt. B P McCsnts. ^
Inform vim wits receivo'l here lust Friday i<
afternoon, t.f the suililoa death of Copt. 11.
I'. Met'ants. which occurred at Ashovillo, N. J*.
C., that .lay from heart disease. Until n ^
hort tiins ngo Cnpt. McC'nnts \vr.s tho genial n
Clerk of the Union Hole'. G
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The I'Csi Men's Unlnundi icd shirt for otic. !"
n II. M. C'OII UN & UKO'8. "J
O ??
llfty We hail a very pleasant visit last
I'liesitay from our s'auncb oi l ft* end, Maj. yC
I. A. I'aiit, of Santur, that brought lip rccol- wl
eeiious of oM times. The M-iio- 1 ' *"Tv *r?
?u u?, as a subscriber, fur notrly 40 years? ^
lie was a subscriber 10 the l.aureusnlle cu
'/i'nil'/, in ls.VJ, while that piper ivas under thi
mr editorial man igonieut : we then find his
utme among the i-t if Mib-erihers to the . .
' 'i/#a'T iiml Vl>n,h in I M.V.i. after wc moved gp,
lint Agrienlitiril journal to Columbia, and tre
there we published it until the war comicnccd
and the sturdy I'triiion of Sent It
u:u
arolinn, heat /'A ///<>',-;. -n/v -wo ids and i
linost uiviiuiiously left the field of agricul- for
are for the field of bit tie. Avrain, ainonz Ibc '',0
. trei
rat names we enrolled, up n the subscription ^nI]
ist, after we purchased the Isms Ti.mks wc ,|07
nd that of mir coii-i >iit a* d t me old friend feci
f former day- And we in iv be pardoned
1 T
i>r feeling coir-idera'de p ide in the hisrh
.... ma i
Tinptuarnl lie pu 1 u-. in siymg |h<u |)(>
rlnng to iii beean-c in all t ies,- years of
icwspaper iiiieroriirso he ha i ever found us
o be a true man and a fa thful a.lvyeale of ^
lie improvement iui<l clcvatim of the w ''
arming chm and devote I t . the I i -i inter- 'ilfn
Sis of I lie Stale at . City
The e<itii|iVimctit is move h-glily value I
ecause it comet from a ti ne aid intelligent
iour:v. t M
? - - Kim
In looking around fur .leans, eali and see fnm
nir nil Wniil .leans, three yntd* fr one tin'.- \
ar, m-ii can't 1>eat it. vj?UHAII
\M Si'AllKS. i '
* i ATin:
Ai.i.i\no: to ISn.t' on lifts S- n.c 1 x'r'
l>olilie?l excitement ha- hei n ere:.to I in ^
Wilkes t'entity, N. t\. hy tlie ex'ia id nary
|iri cceilirys of the Farmers' A '.ianee.it tlr t ;l" !
I'ounty. They In hi a meeting a f.-iv ! iy < ' ^
i go anil einlnrse.l Msjor < irahani fir t '..ngre-s !l 1 v
n the K'ghlli District against t'olo'iel t'oo cs :
lie regular Democratic nominee. (ir.ili.i.t v
xas I lie candidate of tho Alliance i; the
onvention, hut was defeated t?y fowl.--, on.! i
the >Vilki ? Alliance "lee'arc* it v. ill ii..is -iiji- |
n?rt (Iraba.n. It i* feared tl.nt the cllcct | , 1
f their acti'in will be to cleet n l!ej ub'ieiu '
'ongressman in that district.
_ * t'n
Young men look .it one 7'mtiiI- "t'nrle, I. |.
Int. II. M t tHIKN \ HIDt S. In
t- ' .
14
Corrrspoiwlence of the Union Times.
Newt from lforth Paoolet.
'tt\Jaxie, (October, 18.?This morning
eh promise that pcrhaj s the good wca'hcr
I contiinterior a day or two, at lenet.
5 cotton ' I hot has opened tTnoe Hie
nching mint censed falling, is far
>erior in Quality to that which has
I to weather the September gales ; and wc
ie our firmfgt will hare nothing between
tin and thUfpoet stable prices that an
seat iimrkffiifc* afford to pay them lor
ir hard C^Kd products.
IVbile fnri&ff is on* of the most indepenit.
honofalff plewnt, and, when proper^
wvmftjante iim#3?nd demand the farmers
med'atStntleiiUoii. and wlten tliat pressing
ism is overtaken with continuous rains,
has bco:i\he cose this year, llio inost ro3cle
yeomanry are prone 10 pron Mince fnrm(I
a fniluri.
There is one thing we note with regret,
d that is the scarcity of labor. Many fnrtnsarc
losing their cotton for want of sufli- !
int force to gather it. Now there arc scores
hands who seem to act as though the
an try hn<l no need of their services, and yet
all external appearances they Inven t a
tllar in hand or any other visible means of
ipport. They work a day now and then,
id loaf about most of the time.
We ore glad to note that Mr. P. S. Webber
rapidly recover ng from his hurt which
c reported la>t week.
William Childus, wo learn, died on Hon.
K. Jcfferies farm last week with typho'd
vcr.
ltev, It. P. Sini h punched at Salem yesirday.
His text was Luke XIX.* 'L He
nve his hearers a coniprohetisivo analysis of
ucchcoux 1 tt] nrss. lie said it is our sins
ud worldly cures thronging around us
int we can'' owL *- ?a.
l,o S?noui?- Itrfcmiiiilrtl hfs hearers that
he scholars in lk" rabba'Ii school were in
he sycamore tree to get a gliuipsc of this
icavcoly visitor ami they were ready to
ornc down and take him to their homes.
Our friend, Mr. B B. Spears, of Oowdeys- ,
ille, advertises fit Hi bushels of pure red
ust proof oats for s?lo at 7">ct. per bushel,
.'his is an opportunely our farmers should
lot fail to improve *"d get the seed of tins
ho most reliable oat that has ever been sown
n this country. Hen is one of our mrst rciiihle
farmers, and what he says umy dependd
upon. Besides, such a man who is raismr
Mich produce, as the country needs has
Kverv I
ST-i.??i'."1 Tu ?i
Oiirl'iP"' ".|ml ?? fnilc<l to ? our
n? ur.litor w ?o we learned was .piBo
Tf cn.U from nil pari* of the county who
iiiiinir about Mrs. Vox nnd her
m?y and Mike Seller's yellow jacket
. They wou'd reward ns that they read
ir lettersc-cry week and all wo cou'tl say
J,lid he 10 Ihank Uwsm and ^modestly) say.
u liareu't reittl nftich. vu
To Form AsoritEa Cousty.? As there is
ich ihoughl ntul talk about the court
use and as niggcst.ons are in ord
nh'v to for... two new 1?
of AnJcl-soo, rf 7-" si.'..!
unties, cotniucncinj? . > _ .1 u P
rtier of llro.Jiy Co.* a"i
iin.ng almost pa.at ^ ^ ,,CIulleton
aaul towns* p Wcs|fru boundary ol
itablo point on th o b unJjlvJ.
uderson County Then t ^ ^ rickcil,
Oconee bounty. 3, 8 w
dc of I picketis,) and draw .
wny? belong v h.ai.,. ,lt Saluda
"U 'iinrusTille, running to old 1'ioke.n
bore l>acu e Ujvcv. Start a line
^?ce,fie last named crosses the Twclv,
,^o Vivcr. ruitni.iU.West of Mhcrty to son,;
uitablc point on the' new Anderson 1 nc
hits forming
The M VJ on the railroad 1
'leinson College. one'Eastern County to b
ini.icl Eusley, wi"h th* court house at thn
lace.
Now. Messrs. Editors, liow docs thi
ir.ke you ? Centra' a-ul Mis ley. how .loo
his strike yon .' l)osi t all speak u' once
tut woula t we hate tvo '"daisy" Countic
nth court houses convouiently situated nti<
l.e old Counties not very much hurt, either
'itc'i* court houses would be in the centre ol
rea'tli and ]?opiilatioii if not in the center of
o-Yitory.
1 think that nothing could do inoic ti
tiihl up the wealth ami population than foi
ie above .suggested division to be made,
here would be court houses and a good
.arkct town estahli-liNl in each of the new
ounties. thereby giviu* iuiiiiuicrablo consiliences,
and I have l.o doubt but that the
cw court house could bo built without
xing the pcoplo one cent.? Lrthr i/i Has hi/
rex*cii</ir.
Twrnty-thkre Years in the Ditru Bi si's*.?I
have been a d'-avjgist twenty-three
'are, nnd have soldAu.patent medicines
ilil'-WJ known' ?
mody for Blco'd Diseases of more value
an 8. 8. S. (Swift's Specific). Mr. A., a
stomor was troubled with an eruption of
e skin on the back of his hands, and in
in sought relief of tho beet local medical
ent, also of rorao of the most noted specials
in New York, and aa n last resort
nit seme months in Paris, France, under
at incut of the physicians there, and had
ured only temporary relief. After nil
* treatment he was finally cured, sound
1 well, by Swift's Specific.
\notlier ciistnner. Mr. B., had suffered
many year, with Illood Poison, and
light he luid been cured by 'mercurial
itnient, but the disease returned, accunncd
by Khctinuiiisiii of n bad type. A
cu small bottles of S. 8. 8. made a pcrftnd
lasting curew
II. Dksasway, Old Fort. N. C.
'rent ise on lilood and Skin Diseases
led free.
SWIFT SPKCIFIC CO , Atlanta, lis.
Personals.
'r. .funics Ftokcs, after spending a week
i hi-* brother. Mr. It. M. Stokes and
i 1 v, returned to hie home at Atlantic
, N. J., last Saturday,
liss Canrpbe 1, of Charleston, is visiting
. J. P. fiage.
[re .1. I>. Ft ringtail . w, of Haincsville.
'ida, is visiting Mrs. A. K. Arthur and
ily.
!i?s Sadie Ilcrbort, of Spartanburg, is
ing her brother, Itov. W. I. Herbert.
i'e wi re p'ensod l?> meet enr friend Mr.
J. Mean*, dr., of Anderson, on the !
ets (hie week.
Ir. A. J. Means, Sr., and Mies Nannie
ns. of Spartanburg, arc vi?iting friends i
r> atives here.
ir M , I), Mil'er has gone to Toi ltofso t?>
a 'r ve >,f mules nnd horses,
li- I "lmie Tiompettcr, of l'hiladelphin.
"iting her siMer, Mrs. II. M. Cohry.
'ish Spavin Liniment removes a
r l.b.ftnr i a loused humps and lJhuies
irein horses, lilood Spavins, Curbs,
nils, Sweeney, iting.bonc, Stitlcs,
"Ains, all Swollen throats, Gnagbn, c'C ?
re use of one hottl?W"W?rrant?d
mi st won4rfe.l ltlemiat/ fTure ever
' ' J. M. UIBS & SON,
uggssts, t'nivn;
Conservative Coi-ouro Men.?Columbia
October, 9.?T. A. Sttxon, one of tH?* Authors
of the cull for n ? 1 ucd Convention on the f,
15tb Instant, ^Ucs The A'->r? ami Courier j(
Bureau tho fallowing etplnria'iou of tho rea- (]
sons of tho c01 wi|h rcflile?t for publication : j:
Tho coming Convention ofthe colored [ eo- s
pic is called Cor sevenf' reasons : ,
1st. To con tenia suing <jf the notorious pro- ?
ceo lings of the l?t i Convenl:onf which were
laudable to overything but fair-play and just
dealings towards crlaiu rightful do egotrs. ,
2d. To condemn tho usurpation of power ,
on the pait of Federal office holders, who .
come to oouvea'ioos w th certain delegates j
li ihtr
can party mid jeopardize thoTnintctial intorests
of the negro.
31. To consider the educational interests f
of the race in tho light of their future c nnectiott
and usefulness to tho &t ite and Nationnl
OoTcrnnient.
4th. To discuss a method by which the
two races in tho South might get on together '
without any destructive fiictiou between
tlicm, whether in the busincs?, comiuercisl
or political world, and thus build up one of
the great Ktleiu of Amcricv. I
">tb. To take into consideration the propriety
of giving impetus to every laudable
cnterpriso estublishol by tho race, and
thereby discourage, as much as it is reasonable,
the growing disposition of our young
men toward po'iiic?, to the detriment of bus- (
inluM interoit. ? ?
The i'lipo'tniioo of such 11 toiiTcnir > i
must ho apparent to sll careful observers, I ^
thcroforc let noiio who rcul the cat I ft it to ^
do what little in tlieh-power t<? nuke it a
irent success I'ou't forget the day aim
date. We I iiesd-tjr next. ItMi fust, ?t Coluin- ^
bia, S. C. n
jJUSl I'ee?* nioo Jio? of luou'-o UnH*ot~
overslifit s. TVoro 4~>a uj>.
II.VItKV M. COI1EN & DUO'S.
p
As OrfiKis* Sj:k Us.-?Washington, Oct 1.1.
?Politicians lieio ami elsewhere are watch- ^
ing the course of events in South Carolina
I with more than ordinary interest because of
ilie complication growing out of (lie rivalry t
between the t wo fictions of the Demoeratio
party in that S ate. Conservative Democrats (
regard the Haskell movement as ex'renily '
unfortunate at this time, because the Republicans
will endeavor to make tlio most of it
and do all in their power to encourage and
arouse bad feelings between the Tillmatiitcs
and tlmsc Democrats who were originally
opposed to ilie latter* s nomination.
The Hepubl'rnu managers in the North
have advise 1 the colored Republicans in
Sou'h Carolina to ombine with the Haskell
faction and endeavor to overthrow Tillman
and a war of nees seems inevitable if the
Haskell movement is insi-ted upon, which is
just what the New England Republicans, who
arc pushing the force bill, wouhtDkc to see.
"Southern outrages'' have been the stock
in tride for a certain New England oouiintiiigcnt
of the bodge s'l-tpo for years, nntl
they would prohtbly be delighted to hear of
nu (futbreak b t.vceu the whites aid blacksi
bore. Tlioy have bad their agents
in i hat Kbit-: during Hie pint two
yeai j trying t i work up au Independent
movement, and it is m d? r.-t :od that every
Democrat from South Carolina hi :kc ;,v.vi j
will iiava a con
Iiu'ieu vi *- ? lest
on Win haul* if the Kopublicuis can intluco
tlio Tillmnnitcs s?u?l HiwWcUitoa to engngo
in a hboly row, even if a number of
negroes I avo to be sicriliocil.
They will uso *l?o rcsu't ?s political cnpi1
tol to boout the Fe leval election bill, either at
an cx'r.i or regular -"wai- n of congress Massachusetts
money his b sen spent in South Cmo1
linn to bring a'out just ruch a slate of
J a truirs rs is thrva e u>d, ami only the great est
1 caution ami magnanimity on the part ot the
' lealiog an I c.ml-headc I Hcmocmti tlicre
can prevent an ont oe.irt.
La-lies Walking .Tickets, *'<) d Reliable
2 ]>< )STM11, WILKINS & CO.
? ... ?
y ibiLoiL.q^. m : - - n^lsr avn8P"
0 TJspr. "vnd-leU La-l liis leg troken while
L, gett-ng oil a train at lllack-sburg* lie is
1 getting nloog very wel'.
('apt. McCirihy t-> >k C?pt, Wnddell's
s p-aee, an-l he to?,nias been liic victim of an
H aec'-deut. While his train was standing at
\ orkvi'ic a drummer placed a torpedo on
, '.lie track, and rs the ira:n j a>- over t'ipt
I McCarthy was s-aa ling ue.ir by. It exploded,
and a pi-e-j of the shell struck tlie
I* conductor ia the back, imbedding itself
nearly an inch under the surface, ('apt.
McCarthy brought his train on to Rock Hill,
where he found it necessary to call u surgeon.
l>r. W. J. White responded, and
after locating it the piece of metal was cut
out. Capt. .McCarthy took his train on to
Columbia, but !:e lias not made a trip since.
Trunks!! Trunks!! SOconts upwards
"O'd Reliable"
FOSTKIl, WILKIN'S \ Ctl.
Revisixc tiis: Coxrnssiox or Faitii.?
Pittsburg, October 9.?The committee working
on ilio revision of tlie Presbyterian
Con k.Muu ?io
lis cjitiet ns ever about their deliberation's.
They have only fairly begun to sec the long,
tedious job before them. So far everything
hni been harmonious, and tho committee is
as yet a unit on the work. The work, ns
far ns it has progressed, has been on a verv I
conservative 1 in?. Tlio radical rdvi?io:iists
are Itelil in check hy the 'antis'" ami thus
those favoring a coii-ervaiivo change have
got i'.
We have some special bargains to offer in
li?* I Flannels, oa'l ami examine ihein, ami
he convinced that we ?ro not merely talking,
but we will real!\ save you come monev.
UUAIIAM SPA IlixS.
j .Mkhit Wins. ? We desire to say to our j
oil wens, that for years we have been selling I
I Dr. King'a'NcW Discovery for t'oiiSuni|>tiou, I
| Dr. King's New Life Pills, Duck'en's Arnica
i Salve end Krcctric Pd teia, ami have never
j handled remedies that sell as well, or that
i have given such universal satisfaction. We do
! not hc?iiato to guarantee them every lime,
I and we stand reedy to refund the i iirch*?e
I price, if satisfactory results do u?t follow
! tin ir use. These remedies iiavc won tin itgreat
popularity purely <u their merits.
11 F. Posey Druggists.
- ? ?
A new lot of our celebrated II. & W. corsets
just received, h^th in tlio u?nal length
ar.d and extra length. Call and get one before
the si/.cs arc broken,
tillA 11 AM x SPAKKS.
?
A Svrr IsvrsTMRNr?Is one which is
guaranteed to bring you sojlsfnclory results,
>r in c.i'o of failure a return *.T purchase
ju ice. Du tliis safe plan you can buy from
our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King' a
New Discovery for t'onsumption. It is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case, w hen I
used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or I
Phe t mipli nc I \ .i,. .,t .# ..??
' ""i
of J.'in^<. I'rono) iiiiJ, A ^ tiiiu.i, Winojiinn I
<' Croup, no.. He, It is jhfis?nl nn I !
iKrccnlile t<> ln.iti\ pi rlVct ly Mifi\ mi l cnn t
s.lvr.y* he (It j cinlrtl upon. Tr al I i:l'If-4 t
free at I). F. l\?M,y Pnijr SL 10.
?
Look ?t our Iiluc IliLbon . Men u 1
Shoes, at II. Al. L'OIILN & iSKO'A <
? f
I, A Ol KM
Neo<1hi)? n (..tile, or ihihln 11 who ivnrit hnild
Ittif 1111. .-IioiiM tiiko
HiCOWN'M lUO.V IIITTKItS
I' I* I. I < 1 sjii it to l.i'i. nip's Milium I lull
go*Uou, liUioukucas tuiil l.ivei Couiplau>t?
* , .
DXMOUBAH TO THE FRONT. j
The pecu'iir condition of the po!it:c"?l nf*irs
of this St no nt this lirao makes it an
operative duty of every Democrat in Un'un
lounty to do his whol* duty f'Otn now until
lie "State election, and sec that we roll up
uch as?inj<ir ty for the regular democratic '
icket as will put to shame the puerile effort
f a f*w independents who would bring our
;roat and grand old Sn to te ruin.
In view of these facts we carne-tly request ?
he Presidents of the Demoo ratio clubs in
ownsliips to meet nt tlieir iv?pocti*e
daces of meeting on Saturday next, 18th
nst., M., atjd every Saturday
Hjj^ec'ectiu 11. it is hoped
ATTENTION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
In view of tlic present emergency, it hemoves
the truo Democrats of Union County
lo counsel together for the purpose of devising
such action as shall be pnlriotio and effectual
for the preservation of the Democratic
pr.rtv and the perpetuation of white
supremacy in the government of this State,
both of which is now seriously endangered
by an organized opposition to the sacred will
and action of a majority af tho party, as
expressed in the convention and at the primary
election through tlie ballot box.
it is therefore, the imperative duty of
every true democrat to he prepared to meet
the enemies of his party in solid column at
cverv po:nt, fully organized and united in j
determination to deftnt them. In that spirit ,
ind with full c nfidence in the co-operation 1
:.f ilie rank nnd file of the democratic psrly.
Hie Executive committee is called to meet nt 1
thiion, C. II., next Monday, tho 20th, nt 11
>'clock, A. M., to consider the situation '
ind arrange for effective democratic work in
lu?- campnig".
A. C. Lyi.es, Clirm'n.
Something now. Initial loiters 25 cts a
;rossnt II. M. COHEN & DUO'S.
'otton Seed Vs.. Cotton 8eed Meal as a Fertilizer.
1 Which is tlie 1)6*0 fertilizer?cotton
iced tnfnl or cotton seed ? Which is tho
dieapest ? 2. How much would you use
per acre of each.
SruMCRiiir.K, l'iue Dluff. Ark*
Answer.?1 Cotton seed inoal ami the
whole cotton sec d have substantially the
effect when used as a ferti iz.er. The meal
has tho advantage of being more concentrated
nnd therefore move easily handled,
while at the same time it is more prompt in
its action than c tt :u seed. The difference
between the two forms it mainly in their
physical condition : 1 he oil, which is of no
value as a fertilizer, and the hulls, which
arc but lit * le value its a fertilizer, lmvc been
removed m mak ng the meal. Due ton of
whole see 1 w ll yield about. 700 pounds of
meal and the fertilizer value of the 700
pounds of men! is very yearly if not <[uitc
equal to that of the ton of whole seel.
W'hrve very convenieit. to a cotton secil
oil mill it is generally cheaper t ? use the
meal as a ferlid/.* r than the whole seed.
When seed are worth fifteen cents a bushel,
on the form, you can well afford to sell them
and buy in en I at twenty-four dollars per
ton?/f/id or.
I'sc according to the qunni'y you can
coirtiuniid, one hundred pounds of meal
being about the equivalent of ten bushels of
seed.
If you make heavy applications it will be
better to mix in compost with other ingredients
necording to the suggestions
in Tboiii/ht* for l/ir hilh, in February
Collin tor.?Sonehern I 'nlliralor.
(.tidies buv your hats and bonnets from
1 (i IIA11 AM .k SI'AKKS and secure the latest
s'ylcs and the Invest prices, they cm suit
any ag-", and any | ocket bo >k.
OBITUAll\.
Mary Ann Howard, wife of Franklin K.
. 1 ''"ii'V**- " J**--"**'
T sire was converted a? 18(54, but did not
unite with the church until 1872. Her
overy day life demonstrated the geuiueucss
of her conversion. She was a failifui wife, nn
aIIctinnate an 1 devoted mo-lier, and a
true friend. During her Inst illness she was
patriot, submissive, mrek, p acing herself
uiirescrvtd y in the hands of her heavenly
I ,;Uil5'.',,in wltopi she trusted, nilli a child
iiKviaiut a nusoan t and five ehiUter,
t 'gather wit! 1 many J' ionds, wrcp, hut r.ol
as those who have no h<>j?e. May tlie Gml
ofnl: grace. comfort and cheer the hearts of
the love'l ones left behin I. M. 1?. K.
List of Lottcrs
Remaining in the Posiotlice at Union, for
| the week ending Oct. IT, IK'.IO.
Mr R II Favr 'Visa Mcliin Morgan
Mr T L M:irl:n Mr Alferd Smitli
Miss Rcntihir Williams
Persons calling for the above letters will
>!easc ray ifadvortised. ami will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. HUNTKR, P. M.
r -rp?'
r* Hogs Strayed
]jl()UR spot'ed hogs, weighing from 1'20
. t.? 1 10 lbs, each, strayed from Mrs A. P.
Arthur'syari la-'t Sunday.
Any information a? to where they can b?
found will he gratefully received by us.
ARTHUR & IIU MP II It IKS.
Oct. 17 12 2t.
Meeting of County Alliance.
fTHiere will he a special meeting of the j
JL County Alliance on Friday the 24 th
inst., at 11 o'clock, M.
It is very desirah'e that each Sub-Al iance
rend a full delegation, as luisinrss of great
importance w:ll he li'ought hcf>re the muttif?.
W. T. JKTBH. Prea't.
A. C. I,\ i.rs, Sret'y.
dissolution of Partnership.
rp ii i: |>'?r?iior.-liin heretofore existing I??.
JC I r ('I'll . T. iV \V, II. IItl<14* 1*
i lie ti r in tin iiii> < ' junes Ji'lci', iloitig Iiiis'ino
4 ??t I i-li hum. was <1;- .-u!vc I mi (lioL".Mli,
<l:iV of Sept. 1
All deMs i|i?r :he firm n.usl be j aid lo W.
T. Ii'iics. h lio alone, is r.Ui homed lo mnko
settlements.
W. T. JoNKS.
W. II. .JON IIS.
I'isli horn, Oct. lo. l^'.'O.
Oct 17 I- It.
Poor Iiouse and Poor House
Farm
office or )
COVSTY ('OMM1SSIONKUS, >
UNION COUNTY. )
r.MoK, fv ('., Oct. 1.'|, 1H90.
Ciitcri.At: No. 'J.
MKAlilil) <ii reeled In the Clerk of this
O lionnl. wi I I e receive I until Friday. li e
list ilny of Oeloliev. in-1 . for I lie .Snporin
iileney of t lie* I'our Mouse and inniites.
>ni I bids imi.-t ineliulo I lie sewing, Cooking
mil wn.-hing l'< r the paupers and all nerc?lu.v
hauling. Midi as wood, rations, etc.
*| he ladder mud a)s> be prepared to culivnte
a full two-horse fuy|^^^lie promises,
the direction . The
'ouniJktflLXwrwKt feedot
Omsaiiie, fnrml^mHHPCliiS, li'nekmiiliing,
one half the Commcrcvftl fertilizers,
ml divide Ike ero|i ripta'tv.
CM XS-. IIOI.T,
t it rk II C.
(At 17 JJ ot
*" "* "Y " '
2, ' \>V .* . , '
- / _ T_
REPORT JF THE CONDITION j
or TIIE
Merchants' & Planters'
national, n A. INK
OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, .
At Union, in the Slate of South CaroliM,
rI the c'oee of bueintse, October, 2nd, 1890.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $158,607 <*2
d*eidrnf?s, Secured and unseIfoctsT^couriiies,
OUiins, &o 6,88^50^""*"*"*
L)iio from approved reserve ag' is 10,497 22
Oue from other National Ranks ? 188 08
Due from State Banks noil bankers 088 84
Furnituro and Fixtures 2.900 00
Current expenses anil taxes paid 1,490* 45
Hills of ?ther-Unnks 40 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents t<9 17
Specie 18,619 60
Legal tender notes 2,285 00
[Redemption fund with U. S.Treasurer,
(5 per ct of circulation) 676 00 ,*
itTotal
$218,120 81
LIABILITIES. lEf
Capital stock paiil in $60,000 00 . ?.r 1
Surplus fund 45,000 00 4^
Untlivided profits 10,71'J 19
National Rank notes outstanding 18.000 00
Dividends unpaid 420 00.' i.
Individual deposits subject to
check 82,609 88-v
Due to other National Ranks, 1,866 24
Trial $213,12(1 31
Statu of South Carolina,
County ok Union, ss i
I, George Monro, Cashier of llic above
named llank, do solemnly swear tbnt the
above statement is true lo the best of my
knowledge and belief,
C.KORGK MUN 110, Cnsliicr.
Subscribed and sworn to 1 eforc me thi^J^
10th dny of October, IN'.M.
f r?1 JOHN L. YOUNG.
J ska 1, > Notary l'ublic. /
Corhkct?Attest :
JOHN A. KANT.
II. I., ooss,
K. K. WALLACE,
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Iri the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief?Complaint Serve f,
James G. Ri"e, and McClc'and C. l>?iwcr,
ci-partners trading nnter tbo firia- mime
of J. tl. Rice & Co., 1'htinHJfs,
ayaiiist
Heps. Jones, Defendant.
To Hept. .fours, Defendant in tliis actios. r
"V7" OU arc hereby summoned n ?.i rc;^uiiutr
X to answer the complaint in thisaction,,
ac>py of which is herewith served upon
[ yon, and lo serve a copy of your answer to
the s ud complaint on the subscriber at his
office, at Union, C. II.. S. within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of
the dny of such service: ami if y.?u fail to
answer the complaint within ihc time aforesaid,
the plainlitf in ttiis action will apply
to 1I10 Court f-r the relief demanded in theeo
in pi aint.
S. S. STORKS,
I'hiintills Attorney.
i J. 11. McKissn k.
jnrai. | Clerk.
To Defendant f Heps Jones : Ta'ic notice,
tli.it the complaint in this net i in w.i\ filled
in the o'.lico of the Clerk ?>f the Cmr. at
Cttion^jWoC.'^V.
18!t().
S. S. STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct 17 4*2 r,t
Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale.
iOl'FKK for sale the most desirable place
in Union County and aud one of the
most (Icsiiuhle p'nee in upper Carolinaf consisting
of
(INK Tllllls.VXIl AUKKS,
more or lots Two hundred ncres of this
and de within tho corporate limits of the
to.mi of Union which is a nearly new
SIX liooM t'OTTAIJ K
and all other ont i le improvement necessary
for a lit horse firm
This hind has about .-10<> acres of laud
now in cultivation, ilio ret in o\k and pine
timber, with about "it) acres of branch bottoms.
The health of the place cuinr.t. ba surpassed
in any country and I challenge proof to
the COIltr -vy V V7>?U nu<! .-pi logs Of ITntor
,v111. I I.?
. ...... ... .moors runilliip; Uirjltgll tllO lnildi
I will sell it is n whole, or in small tenets,
I and on en"}* terms, to suit purchasers.
S. M. KICK, Sit.
I Oft IT IJ if.
| Dissolution of Partnershipmill-:
I'nrlncrsbip herotoforc cxistoning heL
twt-en the subscriber*, under the iinmo
of llitfo & I' ileiitau. was disolved hy miHiial
consent i-ii the l.'hh. day of October, Ih'.iO.
All claims against the IIrm must lie presented
to It. I,, t'oleiuaii, who alone is
authorized to nutko settlement* of the firm.
S. M. Itlt'K. Sn.
It. I.. COLK.MAN.
Oct. 17. IS'.io.
Oct. 17 rj -|i.
Last Notice
VI.I, persons indebted to the late firm of
it ice Mclauc ore hereby notified
Ihat payment must be made to the undersigned
before tli** fiivl of November next. It is
oat of cur po?vt j- io give longer iueliilg<*iico. as
the atTaira of the concent are necessarily
obliged to be closed up. l'ersons disregarding
this notice must not be surprised to find
their claims in the hands of our ntlornce.
.1. W. MrLl Iti:,
for It ice iS: Mel.lire.
Oct 3 Id * It.
For Sale or Lease.
\ I V plantation in the fork of l'ucnlol and
1 vL Uroid Uiver, known as the Alexander
place, containing five hundred acres.
A four or five horse farm can ho cultivated.
I.I ltr.lt A I. Tl'.ltMS.
For particulars enquire of .Mr. .1. li.Callinnn,
living nenr the p'nct?, e r myself al ^
l'ac?lct, S.
II. V. Me-lltyVVLItli.
Sept. lb :?? 7rft.
Notice to Creditors.
\\Ai perijom indebted to the firm of
Mcador Hrothcs, l>t-ntints, will plcinC
ninke iroiiicdiotc settlement with ilie uudcr.
eigne I. as tlio business of tlie fniu mutt l c
settle I up.
W. M. MKAlKUf.
Oct 10 41 It.
1,000 IImmIioIs. Native llf.l Ilnst
I'lvof Stcul OhIb, fur sale at
KAIli: M IIO.MSO.N j?.
Sept. 6 00 If