The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, July 10, 1891, Image 3
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C...ui|-vuu?UC? Ol U>? HUH.
Km from Worth FaoolstEtta
Jaxs, July, 0.?Lw Mood >y evening
about 5 o'clock a MT<rr? tUro of thunder
lightaia I ?<t<l rain lai> section t
durinc which Mm. J. A. Donald, living near
>*rt *m struck, with ligli n<ng an 1 serious
^pr?tunnctl and burnt. The bolt cams while
she w*s shutting down a windiw sash near
Iho fireplace. Ibe auntie b>ard wis spit
into pieces and tbo c-ock shattered into
l ost. To* house and chimney wis uninjnred.
Mr. Donald was sua at Uao dot. llo
9. AHV pvirn* mm ?wm^
fta?V *nd her recovery in possible.
Mrs. Washington Campb-lt died at her
home near G?ff.?ey City last week, and was
bnried at Abingdon Creek Net Friday.
In the published report vf the North
Pacolet Sun lay School Convention last
wiek, tl>e name of Iter. J. D. Dailey J
! unmtentionally omitted in connection witbfl
tho dtseussi >u oi the su'tjeo-: "Is the Su^fl
dsy Schoolihe plaee ??t insttuo ion
children only, or for a'l ogee?" He
Greshsm,discussed the subject.
l'rof. J F. Vaughn will take up a 4HHI
sehno' st Salem the !a?t days of this
perhaps. ^
We are cot disposed to brag 011 any
people, bnt we are determine! to lo?e
lag that might iutercU or t-t mulnte tho^^H
Alvin Sin th a colored farmer on
N. Jeffcnes place, was the first
County roan lo call our at'.ca i n to a
bloom that grew on his form.
The colored pro; 1 w .o ay o.ai u
speoUbil ty seeui disposed to prccee^Hfl
1 n? wi'.b ibeir wb te neighbors in
wjbaUW easMWVAf **?U "eocaiion,"
'jitnmie Suaio, who was 15 jea-s oldnH
27lh, u!t.. bas surprscd us as will as our
neighbors at his abiii'y to handle n scythe
and cradle. He cut our oat crop with as
much esse and care, an J in as tit le time us
^ any $1.00 a day liaud. Vox.
Tbrrkm. asii Tili.man.?In its issue or
June 30 a Reporter for The News and Courier
renrssants Ooviirnor Tillnmn ns t ilkino
about his proposed dclmtc with Col. Terrell
before the State .tlbance. Tae Governor is
repre-euted as saying he expected the dobate
to ba ia public.
The Reporter has evidently misunderstood
the Governor. This is evident, for sovcral
reuoos.
1. The Governor is an Ailianceman, and
knows that the Alliance nev?r sultifies itself
by putting up two of its members to
wrangle over its plans ant po'icios in public.
The cha'lcnge was to debae tlio questim
before (he State Alliance, winch sets with
closed door?. ?
2. The Govern r csrtvinly knows, if lie
has kept up h:s get;oral reading even, that
th* Ooal't oomauoH havo been alopted by
srstlwii one 8t*'? A liatiou, tlio reporter
makes h m say. He shou'd know, as every
reading Non-A:l'ancc man knows, that the
lib-treasury plan was adopto 1 by our State
Alliance l?st year; and by e^cry State A1
liance that has taken action?only oue, ho
far, having failed to take action.
3. Besides, the Governor was advised
several weeks sgo, when he approached mc
on this subject, that L understood a debate
between two Alltanco men before. the State Allianee,
for the avowed purp sc of ch ng ng
that body from its-judgment deliberately expressed
a year ago, to be nc:essarily a private
afTtir.
4. As a wc'.l-poated Alliance man the
Governor wou'd not speak of Col. Terrcil as
the nntion-il loctuter.
- For a 1 these roooit", 1 am co ivinccl that
the llcporter mis inderstood the G v. r.ior.
Nevertheless; to avoid the p ssibtlity of
mist tke, gro w ng cut of the pttrpor.cd ntterview,
1 hceby aniiotincc lint the debate
A Frek Muva Siaonriox.?If ? idusl
hare fre? sit err. why no' g> 'he whol-i por- <
ker and b?<eii ficein'" in fact as in name?
Uuy all I ho bullio i in this country, allow all Si
ilm other ua io. s of the eauu to make ihia di
an argeiitiftrMs d-jmpi-ig g-eund, run the
in'n's night and day a ha?? a grand daily ta
distribution of s Ircr dollars tbrooghout the f)
land. H
As a '>juai and equ labia" hn?as of distribution,
k>range io giro thoa* who hare tha to
I "such, on haud>thoaioet of the c tined al
I ?! i u?beginningyfith e.l.tors, therefore ?iI 9.
L?'off ,u pr#pl,jl,#* * 0"*'* I J]
c,'n^^^Vuirr.im tlic 1?*J mines, or work
>a "^^^^VAmcrican tin"?the "faith ?nd K
?uuu oou itrjr wuut'l be behind K
>*?Siit keep the mints tunning
vi culaiiog, and woulln't we p*
'*^^mp?roi8 pe m 1*
a s cp fur some oee has
i'.|, if "fiat" is go'd for the w
half a dollar, make all lint
^^^Hiito pr n ing presses for coining d<
taxes, direct nud indirect, at
1 *, for why should the peo^^^^BH^Re.icd
with paying money for taxes
M[^fl^^^Bo ciniiiQiit cm "make own
it? own with par.
it ii" wnli the
-clieaie
m rxh lirating aurisemcnt
the suing breaks?and then
a billoon lobe very
m > hut llie itifficilltv is to I
: rth without a broken neck
is
above suggestions arc "free,"
^H^^^Poflfered on ihs lino that you can't C<
^M^^-mnrgrr m ?^IB wwt, WWIHII ^
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oils riot occurred on ilio Charlotte p
Co!ui^Bia & August* tialn Ssuirday night, >,
bet wvcV Augu^ti and Columbia. A party of j
ncgroes^-etimiing from a fuu-tti of July ^
celebtntim in Augusta beenne involved in u
a dt?pirc^hicli resulted in one of the number
bcing\litcr.illy cut to pieces, and ten
others bt-irag body wounlcd. The scene .
was one of Mirror. The wli te people rushed ' 1
from car to iar mi l finally took refuge in the
slei per. The conductor locked the car where
i lie riot waj g nng on an I let t ic u light it
out. Lbsto'i and razors were used freely
The negro wjho d'd iuoil of ihc cutting and
who killed the o lur negro juinpe I from the
train and esc sped.
H? ? a
Itch on irlruin and horses and i laii mat
cured in 30 minutes by WooUord's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails- .*0 d by .1. M.
GIIJUS & SON, Druggis s Union S. C.
T. *"
This can fairly bi calls 1 "the ground mole H
AdtnitiHir.ilion." Conccired in a secret J
.meeting at. Pea lleton, born ia el?s* "o*u-. r<
oua," bred on mystery, and trained in
undc-ground methods, it lives in an attuospltero
of hugger-rauggcry. The midnight 1)1
conclave of tne 3d of June is but cue of 8'
tinny incidents of its iucv.tuhlo tendency
towuv 1 d irknc<s and plotting* Tlte people J
nrc to kuow nothing but what their masters .
wish. What would the Father of the 11
Democracy think of it??T/tr State.
?
Motuie Cloth 5c. a yard. Ladi'S Underves's
10c. etch, at 11. \l. C011KN & BHD'S.
Lid:ei call for one of our P. C. Corsets,
the lies', tit the market for the pric*,
(SHA1IAM & SPARKS.
A Pitr. Tit ino.?We have it on p-oity good t
author ty tint at a meeting of the head
ollicers of the State Alliance at Greenville
recently?while Colonel Terre'l was thirc ?
a man was present representing a New York 1
syndicate* proposing to leal the State Alii- 1
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To Teachers.
A'l inehm are rerjue lei ?o a'teed the
ate Teacher* Aero a* hut to be he <1 at A n:rson
July 22-28 and 21th.
Members of the Association will be enterinel
by the hospitable people of that prom>ai?e
City, end will al-o get reduce!
ai'road rates to and from the meeting.
Those who desi' e to become eetnhgtaDtl
> enjoy the privileges of the AnWioa,
iouM rend to I'r f. A. II. B?nk?, llock Hill,
. C-, the annual dews?one dollar for nee a
id llflr cents for women?and eeonre n I
lemberohip Tmket, ehicli wi.l be necessary
Every "lin" teacher in I he 8tate ehou'd
b * mcraVr of the Association. Friend* of
Jucttion are rligib'e for membership.
A very interesting prozr ?a? la being pre>r*d.
Union should t>? largely represented,
id it is hoped that a majority of the teach s
will attend tbis intcres'iog meeting. It
ill pay any teacher tog'.
Ifanyonewil s n<i ibe amoved named
?ws to me I wi 1 get the membership Tioket
id forward it at once. I,et every teacher
id Tr end of eiucitiin sea that a large atnlauce
goes from Union.
J. L. WALKER,
8. Com.. U. C.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OK UNION.
t JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., l'rjhatc Judge
HIT II ERE AS, Joseph II. McKissick, as
tY Clerk of Court, has made suit to me to
rant him letters of A?l illu stration on the
itate of a ltd effects r-f James O. Live, Sr., de'MRll
.
u'Ji0J
said James G. L>ve, Sr., deceased, that
tey be and appear helot e me, ia the Court of
robate, lobe he'd at Un?oi 0. II., South
(irol'ma. on the 12th day of August n?*xt
rier publication here >f, at 11 o"clock in the
reuoon, to show cause, if any ih?y have,
hy the said Administration should not be
ra"tc t.
Given under my hand an 1 rcil this .10th
ly of June, Anno D in ini, 1891.
i ,? ?, | JAMES M. GEE.
I sril. v Probate Judge.
Published ou the 3rd day of July, 1891,
i the Weekly Union Timbs.
July 3 27 Gt*.
Fotice to Travellers Crossing
Gist's Bridge.
Officb or Count* Commi-rioskbs, 1
Union Goom, May 23, 1891. V
CHE Board of County Commissioners f r
Un*on County Inoing carefully insncctl
the Gist Bridgi on Tvgcr Hirer, with a
law of repairing llm ga-rie, rind it in such a
ccayed condition, thai lim'te t repairs would
e u<clei8 and have therefore . condemned
lid Htidgo.
The travelling Public is hereby notified
nit any mul ab cros-iog on snad Bridge will
c at tho ri k of the par y or p?rt:es eocross'g
? m. .<1. (1 u.ijm a."vt u. o.
j. a Oil ymukus, c. c.
Attc t:
Ciiaiu.km Bolt, Clerk of Boa'd.
May 'J') 11 2m.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
IT JAMBS M. GKG, , I'iVmI) Judgi.
WIIBltEAS, Juscp'i ii. AlcKissick; ns
Clerk of Court, lias male suii ti me
> grant hi n lc tcrs of Administration on
he estate of u l efl'.-c s of Urusilla II. L??e,
leccivsc l.
;
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SUMMER DR^J? GOODS,
Dress 0^*1*,foSSy 21
Straw Hats " \ OC
PARASOLS, FANS, Ad,
MER GOODS, at great ndi
best selections. \
FOSTER. IT
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N. B.?Only a fetf pairs
Low Cut Shoes, BElOW C<
JUST GLA1S
40 yards of good mu?lin for 81.
JO yard.* of good Caliot for $1.
30 yards of good Chaliis fur 81.
Ladies fine button Shoes fur 81.
A
MHjLX d L
WELL, WE WILL J
THEM AT YC
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The above pneba witt~oti
come early before they are r
RODGER *
Sept 6
f(J
OUT SALE !
w Fall Goods, wo MUST closo i
Jntiro stock of I
CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES.
making BIG REDUCTIONS for
r--J l*n |il w i n?||
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>c. now 16c. J
?c to $1.50, now 25c to 50c.
in fact, all other linos of SUMiction.
Come early and secure
[ILKINS & CO
ltft of those Men's llniul-Scwcd
DSV.
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WAU I'lllttr
rOE OVER IT.
Ltdiea FitiO Lnco Shoct for 81.
Men'* 75c Straw Hats for 25c.
Men'* Pants for 25c.
n. r>
ILOTHING,
rUST LET YOU TAKE
>UR OWN PRICE.
Ay liold good FOR 10 D4.XS* bc
ill sold.
& PURCELL.
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Selling a line white shirt for 33ci
44 Good Ready-made pants, 6(
44 Figured Dross Lawns, 2ict
44 Fine Victoria Lawn, 6c.?
44 Good Pmits Jeans, Gets. yt
44 Cotton Checks, 4 Jets, yard
44 Yard wide Sea Island, 6let:
44 Best Dress Ginghams, 7ict*
44 Straw Hats from 2icts up.
4* 800 Good Matches for Gets
44 Good Sods, Gets.
THE CHEAPEST LINE OF 8H
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