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THE F4tHBfcr own BAHKl. O iOM P \NT TN brain of Ihli sre'ion ar* rtpiJI* propono* to " tuiud their own bu-in?*? " I | A movement to organise a tig company waa g inaugurated a me Um? ago, but late'y it has been soaewhst dormant. Now, however, it will be puebci. A meeting of the atockbolder, of the otmt an/?Hie Parmer and a Meebenioa' banking, Meivanti e and Mannfketuring Company of Carolina, wis h?l I io the OOUDly court bo-ite jrtalerdav. Wbi ? owung tor a quorum latntt qnottiuia were fl divcuaatd. By-lawe were ad >pttd and other bu*ine?n ? ?looking to a permanent organisation tranv 1 - acted. The board of directors were authorised aud directed te ae'eet a busia as site i t the city t efWaaba 1 etther te buy, purcHaee or rem . aaaM ie put one or tuore agents in the flald te eaavaas for the oontpany. The Hi >ck was lierwiMl from |50,OUO to * 100,000. Tha directors ware directo I lo e'ect I*. II. II vltiwanger.prejudent of Ihe hunk and nun gar o' mercaniila and manufacturing brunch of tbe oompnny. The He*. Mr. Ke}ter, of Lexington, resigncd from tha board of directors, ou account of hla removal fiotn Iho Slate, and 1'. II. Ilaltiwanger wan c'ected in bin stead. Notice wan given of a special meeting of ( the County Alliance to he hel l in the court houso ou Stlurdny next at noon, to discuss a proposition to be brought to the attention of the member*, which in considered of vital j 1 in portanoe. u Tha ootnpuDy now intrude to establish its exchange nud bank. The prouiotern?at lea-t one of the leading ones ? nays I lint the I organisation, while H'riotly u farmers' one I is strictly outside the Alliance. They don't f caro to tnix with that body, for, rays the ' genlleinaui, "The AUianco cannot last as n beneficial organisation hut two er three/cure mere, unlaaa ft get* out of politic#." They, therefore, will ruu a company in ibolulorest ' of the farmers, but It will ho outside (lie Al- ' liauja. ? Tht Stair. < *Tuk Qroiuiia Ai.i.iamk?Atlanta (S?., August 21.? Iho Stale Alliance adjourned tod ?y after n three days session. Today was I da o' ail la routine wnrlf 1 >iio important resolution, n< 1 <>j?Ie I titiani- ' Bio *ly. "asks llio Georgia Legislature to i cod <mo the St. I.ouiH platform us re iflirincd | t O ala and to instruct our lleproseritntives and 8 !n?tors iu Congress to shape Icgls'nticn in conform'ty therewith." "It woe decided to purchase the S.u'lieni 11 Allien :o farmer, State organ, from its present ( proprietors and run it hy lite Alliance. Senator Gordon's reply to tlie nopiest that he express himself us to his position on ^ Ooala plntfonui was n it received. The 8ouator however wrote u brief letter, which is given out for pnh icasion, in which he says ho has heretofore made himsolf clear on the sttbjcct and ccu'd not do so mora thnn uc un, l Toe Convention passed upon several matters of local interest, ami then odjntiruc I to meet in Osinccrillc next yenr. Tm Texas Ai.i.ia.nck.?I>nlhis, Tcxes, Alt;. 21.?The Texas Ntn'c A Ilia co to-day | ratified every plank iu the Ocnla platform hy i a unnniinous vole. The election of ollicers | resu tc I in the reelect ion of livuu Jones Prosdoni and the endorsement of his administration. All anti-snb-tressnry Ml.nine men lieic 1 hav b?ou refused the privilege of tlio flour ? an i have called a meeting of their own. , Noilly nil tlio delegates to the State Alliance , Convention uro for a Third I'arly. Bicni nt? Afiuay in N'ltwiir.nRY.-Newberry, ' Aug. 1'.',?John II. Wallace. Hull' Scurry, Whales Kennedy, Jiin Koon, I entry (ioodmiiii, (white) ami John Fredrick (colored) T were ?it Johu Kndd'.s home, near Vaughnvillo, ia thin county, on Saturday, the Ifith lust. It is said they were playing marbles ' and drinking iiard oidcr. Sunday morning 1 YFalUe >! in IludcVs yard "Willi his" scull crushed. Ho was carried to his mothei's and Dm. Doaioman, Ilol'owny and Madden opuruted on the wound and took out several ' pieces of tbo skull. Wallace is ia a very j critical condition. Warrants liavo been sworn , out tor the wholo parly. The white nun says that tbo negro, John Frodrick, hit Wallace with a rook, but they nil (oil con dieting (ales about tho mailer. Fredrick j has fled to the woods.?Speiiial to State. Anonr Wo.Mr.s.?Tho " (lirl of I" lias ouo bud habit which she should ut once coi- * reel -i.e. thobubit of permitting her escort '' to scire lior arm inshid of playing tho part of tho well bred gentleman and gallantly y ottering her the courtesy it' not the support of his own arm. It is one of the coin 1 inouest experiences to see men propelling " women along tho side walk by the elbow, c No.v this is indisputable evidence of lack of j breeding on the man's part and a lainentuble lac* of ttclf-tH-scrtion on the wouiiu's 1 part. No right spirted girl will permit such ? cheap familiarity. It is ridiculous to seen i man l? ining ou a woman's ntm unless he is nn inva'id and it is no less t-.diculous to roc htm with his arm tliust under hers in a way to suggest that she is about to have a faint ng spell and in dtngtr of collapsing ' if ho does not support her with all his strength.? Detroit Free i'resa. .# - i ii r. .ir.ii uui iii .1 i i>.>11,1 '.(" j.h.?i ne new i South is returning to (lie bettor se'fof the olJ South. Tito crazy for mono; is weiring away. Tlio good sense of goad principle is resuming its hohl unoii lint jreijiie. in liie wreck, of companies nu t the < disdoMire of methods it is kcoii that the foundation of wealth is productivity and labor. Those dark alley. Short cuts to fortune that end in disgrace are strewn wi h tho n uues nnd fortunes of high rollers who ft little while ago reveled in glory and tvere going to revolutionize tho world. The men who survivo are the s ow coaches who stuck to their integrity and who were satislied with gains less sudden uad glittering A sad lesson Iota had its useful moral. Tim stock gambler is no longer a hero. The speculator is suspected before ho unfolds his budgetGov. Gobpon is tiiu Ai.liaxrk.?Atlanta Aug. lib?Tho State Alliance met to-day, behind closed doors. Ex-Governor Gordon re timed lat-t night, uml to the surprise of a great many people, entered the convention to-day, as did Governor Northern Livingston wi 1 probably be re-olected president of the Alliance, though a very bitter tight agains' hi in will be made by the conservative element of tho Alliance. It is understood that reliable charges will be preferred j against Livingston by a committee, of which Governor Northen is a member, nud that if the c invention, through Livingston's influonco. refuses to hear those charges, they 8 will go from the convention before the " iiAAtiln ivvr,v* " Heavy 11ains Nfak Macon.?Ma-on, Oa., ^ August 21.?The heuvy ruins that fell within two or three days have over flowed Muscle " Fork and Charleston River in this (Macon) 1 Co inty until water in the bottoms is six feet o doop aud extends from lull to hill. Wheat, oats and hay crops standing in the bottoms arc floating away. Fences are completely wre :ked and corn is rained. A large nam- ? bcr of cnttlo and other live stock were t caught in tho bottom ami drowned. | Ducklen s Arnica Sai.vk.?The be t salve > in the world for Cuts, Itruiees, Soros, Ulcers, t Sal' Ithoiun, Fever Sores, 'letter, Chapped | hands, Chilblains, Corns, ami a'l Skin w Eruptions, mid positively cures I* le*. <>r no 0 pny required. It is guaranteed to give per- o ioet satislactii n, or money refunded. I'rice ti 25 cents per box. For sale by 15. F. I Wry. t! * {>, April lt? n h Cfie iOeelfy %(iuott Hirncg [I. M. STOKER, . Editor J. 8- 8TOKJBS. Local Editor FriAnyT An?> W," IHlT J 'UBSCR1PT10N, ?1 60 PER ANNUM FOR OFFICE DIRECTORY. The !' r"1.!! U ....... ."vr uukiuom roin 8 A.M. to ti.00 P. Vl. The Mouey Order Department will he ipened for bueloeea from '3 A. M. to 4 l*. M. The Northern mail will otoee a< 121'. M., and the Southern Mall at li.00 P. M. Aojr inattention or irregularitine ehwuld re reported promptly to tan P. M. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Hew Adrertlcnr'nta Notioe to Treepneiere. To thoee Indebted?F. O. Trefxcr. The Union Graded School. Notice of Primary Kiectioo. tri?' The Itn'lmad itithoiilios are re a l 0({ tlie wash-out al>>vc Mr. Duno'a. &af~ From uM parts of the County reports if go >d cotton and oorn oripe arc cheering. a**- Kev. A. A. James, assisted by the >astor, Itcv. It. (I. Clifford, ii conducting a erics of meetings nt Ml. Vernon Church. B*Qu A very heavy rnin fell in this auction ?st Suii'luy afternoon about dark, and uuoth?r early Monday morning. nor T he town Council havo made a ver) excellent change in putting in terra co'li pipoa at the crossing at Main and llacheloi Uresis. Hilk Oarler Clastic, 2/>o. y*rd. Cotton darter Kla?tic fio. yard, at II. M COIIUN & ?110*8. The Crick pillars upon which tin lew A, M K. Church arc to rest arc icurly completed, and the building will aoou >c coniuienced. Wo regret to learn that our ostecmod ild friend, ltev. A. A. Gilbert, Pastor of the Jaflimy M. K. Church, died at that place last 'uecday morning. A devout christian lias ;onc to bis reward. mr Tlie Town Council lias declared war vgainst uuintmlct dogs, for the next thirty lays. Ho all those who own 'logs had better put mu?i\?n on them, for if they are oanght at largi without being muxiled, the chief Marsha liss enphafio ordora to shoot them. Peters >11 & Parrrll.tho Photographers, wit positively c ose work lirreon Saturday, Sept Vh. Don't inias this chance to have sunt Hii? pictures iinde. &**>? We have had considerable rain this week, mnl llie indications are that more ii Mining. We don*i wish to hoc anything liki in Aiigmt freshet like wo but ft or 7 yean iaok, when the corn on almo.it every aero ol :r?ek or river bottom lan I ivni ruined, bul t looks scary, just now. W- At a primary election, liel I in Green illo County lint Saturday, to recommend, ns he clioico of a majority of tho voters, n man or tho ollicc of Master f>r Hint County, Mr. ). P. Vcrner, the present incumbent, received fifeT* In tho "Horrors of Famine in Km lis," a slight account of which will b< found in our columns this week, have wi tot the right to hclievo tint it i the rctribu ive hand of Almighty ti >d metcing out pun abluent f >r tbe iiiliuinan treatment of tlu ews by the itussim government ami people ? - Mr. Jas. Harmon, living tietr Jonesille, CHiiia no.ir bloo ling to death list Thurslay, from having a tooth pulled. Dr. H. K* >inith of this town extruded the tooth and dr. Hat moil returnod home, hut tho cavity initialled to bleed copiously for 114 hours, uid Mr. Harmon began to sink from loss ,r l.l.,.. I 11- u* at i s?i... - .ii-.i in . m\. in. KiiiM-j'iiiu na.'s ciiuua n, nnJ after persiileut applications of active vmedivs usually adopted by ilia moat exporimeed physicians in such cases, succeeded n stopping the (low of blood, and no doubt ia*?il Mr. Harmon's life. Nursing Corsets, for 1(1 days, ilOe. oncl ro>??ilaf price ,<H) hi II. M COIIKX * I1KO H. m - ? ? .. We had u very pleasant visit last Tues lay from that universally beloved minister o lie (lospel, Kev. A. A. James, and wore glad o find him looking so bale and hearty. '-Par on" .Iiiihi", he *.?v cr.'.Iv' by noiliers in the nruty, is one of 'he faithful few dinisters who have never l ?>t their hold upoti lie nfTcctions end confidence of the peoplt lithor in or out of their churches, aftet nany yea's of service as pastors. For over folly years he has been Pastor ol he Fair 'Forest Presbyterian church, and o-day the love of that congregation for him s as bright and fresh as when lie first iniusterod iu Godly things to the departed pavilli and grandparent* of perhaps, a nm orily of the prevent members of that church His has been a faithful shining life in tin ivork of his Master, anil we sincerely liopi ninny years are lefl to him tv go in and oui ktnong his people, teaching them tho "wsyi >f truth and righteousness." (Joxk Noutii.?Keep your hand on your loekcthook, ?? * ! y,.;;r eye ihis space nii iy return. Will have something to please on. J. W. MrM'lll), Agent. tw Assistant Attorney (ieneral Totpiicu l has given Comptroller Oen. Kllerbe, 11 elaborate and able opinion in the case f tho application of the Newberry Cotton fill for n refunding of the fax paid by that till under the law of 1873 exempting lanufict >ri?H from taxation for a period of 0 years. Wc have not room for the whole pinien, nor would it be very interesting ending to our readers, but the Columbia 'orrespondent of the JVV?rt mvl Courier, ntroduccs it to the readers of that paper hus : ' The case briefly Mated is that the Newlerry Mills were incorporated under the let of 1873, which provided for its eicmpiou from taxation for a period of ten years. !y Act of the Legislature in 1882 this Act pas repealed, heoce all the trouble. The piii'on of Mr. Towoscml, which is in favor f the m ils, is full, plain and minute in do li), and rehearses the status of the ease from ic passage ??f the Act of 187d to the present Tha Or ad *4 Sehoal and BaildtsfNotai<h??audiag tba very unfavorable w?a<livr grulljr reUrdt/lk-i work at ilie i eomnieneemaotr we are plea**-! to at?'e that Ike com pie* loo of the building for our r v Jed fcnool la not dmy wreka off. Mr. O'ant, the contract r, baa done all that man could do, under the trying circumstances, to fill hia contract to the letter in ' time and quality of work, and if tb? com pie- , ioni? delayed a week or so, it will uot be from anj fault of hia, and wlieu finiabel it a(l'i ba great credit toliia ittJua'ry and akill aa a workman, as well as an hmor to the liberality and enterprise of the citiaena of lie town. It will cor'aiuly be a bands >me building, tuuiiraujr arranged, wtin ail ibe conveniences and c (inform of modern sclio >1 buildmg?. \V# only Wish it ciu'il have ben locate 1 where it could be better seen bj straiuer* as tlioy pst-s through town, or h? any i ?? iu more public view. The above was in type when the Trustees i brought in tho advertisement announcing that they had elected l'rof. Robe t Morris >n recently of Camden, as Principal, and that the school will be opene 1 on the 14th of Peptemher. Prof. Morrison Oomcs to us with an establish*; I r-potation as un elucator, and uii ler Ills d scipliue there can bo no douht of the soli I success of the School. The patrons of the School are to be congratulated , up ill the fact that the teaching of their chil tkrvn has devolved upon one s? worthy their p confidence and support. Wc shall take ocoasaion to say more on this matter next week. In tho meantime wc ' would iuipre-s one truth upon the minds of the patron* of the school: If you would have a good school you must unite in liold, ing up the hands of the teacher and help him > inainta;n his authority. ! If the Trustees nte as fortunnto in selecting a p'i-icipal for I ho School as they were in selecting their contractor, the Union Grade I School will confer untold benefits upon i every interest of tho town, and wilt be a grand at lino i ui for strangers to settle among i us to secure fir their children tho superior advantages our educational facilities will offer. Another Family Left. It U anything but n pleasure to us to > rooo'd the leaving of any citizens of Union 1 for other lac tllllc*, but more particularly do wo regret Announcing the loss of mon anil families who hare for years been reognized ' as part of the industrial growth and aitracj tious of'lhe town. Probably no man ltss ever established for himself a higher character, as an upright citizen and competent i mechanic, than Mr. F. G. Trefzcr, tvlio for ' years has conductol a jowclry and watch 5 repairing business in this town, hut tve aro t sorry to state th it he has c>ncl tided to leave f Union and try his fortune at Elbertoo. Geo. I To the peoplo of that growing town we commond Mr. Trefzer as it very superior workmnn, an enterprising citizen, an honest man, and in every rcspool worthy their 1 confidence a id pntrougc. Goodyear" Itohher Diaper, (llolh f?Oc. as,,u:iin!,' a? II. M. COHEN & 1UUT 1. We veil' tire the assert ion that Union can afford ss many idle young colored boye as any town in (ho relate ; and wc think that some steps shoul I ho taken to suppress (lie evil, by enforcing 'ho vagrant law. There is a mystery ahout liotv they get their living. It may he in an honest way. but wo hear of a great many pe-ly thefts, which are generally traced to some lazy tritling boy or Inys. In.st.eal of puitishiug them the cases arc compromise I and the tliiof set frco. That is very wrong, ss it only encourages others to commit like crimes, believing they can ccipe Ihs penally of the law by paying a few dollars and promising to do so no more. Qoing to Leave Uu. i Mr. John Q lhiuhheit informs us that ho win positively leave us neu rucsuny tor l'ulieki, Tenn., wliero 1?o will go Into fho t Bottling business. Well, we hale to sea Mr. Uuchhoit and his cxcc'ient family leave us, for they wi I be i missed. But, we cannot hi a no him, and sincerely trust he will d > well in his new home. Mr. ami Mr*. lJucblioitt have male 8ome worm I'rieiuls during ihejr Hay among us, I who regret that circumstance* t.mpcl them to seek another field of lah >r. Mad Dogs r 1 ast Monday afternoon, a mnl dog pissed i through 'he suhurhs of the 'own and, wo ' understand hi/ a child of Hubert, Dayton f and tlien wen' in the direction of Dr. 1'earson's, attacking one or ?wo |.orao;js ? its f route, and several dogs. I We are also informed ilia' a rabid dog wa? ' killed in the Oiii House on Messrs Foster mid Douglas., place, in iho lower edge of town lust Tuesday morning* A Petty Thief j l.ast Thursday afternoon while Ilix Drown ? was carrying the Kxpre-s packages from tlio t Depot to the F.xpress office. lie allowed three , package', for which he had no use for in the world, stick !>. his fingers. All of flic pukvgr: were recovered and Hi* is now serving a tea d ir> retct fi.nn Trial Justice Stokes'Court, for pe'it lareenv. What a fit subject for the chain gang, if we only had one in this town. ? | The Sons of Rest I Is the name of a new Association formed in this town. "Any young linn out of a joh, it ml not wishing to get a job, " is elegible to membership, I'or the T.'.vrs. Union Connty Association The lrtth session of the Union County Association convenes with the Kmrview Church tin Tuesday, Sopt. 1st, at 10 A. M. It is desired that a I of the churches shall tie represented by delegstes and report'. The delegates are requested to try ami be on hand at the hour of meeting. U. C. LAM I'LKY. Mod'r. I>. X. Wii.hckn, Clerk. ? Siiciiik Xkah I'tmsmtiTY.? l'fosperily, Aug. !! "?.?Special: Mr. J. W. 1*. Itrowu. wlio live I one miio West of here coimnitte I suicide this evening by culling his thr at with.a i 'cket knife, lie coniinilteil I lie act in ibi- p!T-:rnoc of ?.fc Xo ense e i?i t e Ms-igned but temporary insanity. *! Coertep- 'idoas^ ?f tlLjiMM. Oeaventlee *nrr%Tel?pii*ai 0 tflf ;<( ? Drink if food CM Water?tfrfe ? Square Meal Jristrr/KmSick?Rap* Vox oaar the KamUu?Came* ai.g near eaying etui wordt Aout tk* Roadi?ltai an g, ate/iil Cold? TeflMof Cropt and Protracted j< Mtetingi. T p Joscsvillk, Aug. x ?It *? toj pleasure el to attend the (Jauutv Intrrdeatimioat'onal w 9UDU*/ echool (bafntM Ia*t week, at Salem Po?h) t*r||e ehuglfalem it oug aLt boldest established si chur<iU?e of is ajLyatt gi near the nSfl Blrer, with two large ?priiW< of eonhfreeetoee wale* p near by. so there fas pienlj of water for ?; both man and beast but water was not all the ii delegates received.-'The goo I people of that C eoramuuitjr just op*ed their heart*, homes and haade, and o?ror wae a convention or any other body ' individuals entertained ii with more hospiiUty, at least since the days y.-ur Teleponc came into existence J or we would litre beard it passing over v i ho wires. , ? My good fortes#, with several other', was to b? billeted w U lion. C. W. Whisonaot, oo that beautiful b> 1 at Wilkinsville, whore we f mod a kind fsnlly ready and willing to do everything noessary to make their guests comfortable aa happy, aod even to adininis- J ier to the want and necessities of the nick, & for 1 was ver. siok thai night, aod know whereof I 8pesr. May (His good f.unily ever I have an abut lance of the things of thin [ world ^iid kinl bunds to administer to Ilium In nfll ction. S Friend Yogurts in his happiest moo I, Su* a loin beiog his church ; and, by the way, Mr. I Editor, we invite I the Convention to meet at JoncnviFe, and win surpri-e I to And we were t not going to got i', and 1 believe now that "Vox" is tho wty w* lo tl"' * Tlisro is but one thjng that any ono attend* I ing the convention eoul I complain of, and < that was the mis -rably bad r >ada in some I sections of the county over whioh tho deltga'os passed. It socnu tho County Comtnis- I doners nro ritlier powerless lo command good rjal duly, or negligent of their own ] du'y in ilie premises ?one or the other?for ! the public roads in some places arc a dis- i grace to civilisation. One thing at Iho convention that deserves j special mention, was the tine music rondo by I'rofes or Frank Vaughan and his corps of singers. They snug to time exactly and ' would delight any ooo fond of good singing. < I guess, friend Vox, the Secretary, will | give you a synops s of the prooeedings. ft I will leavo that for him. Wc have had plenty of rain in tho lost few days?the first wc havo had in three weeks. The cotton. 1 am afraid, wont rather too long ' without rain, which will cause it to shed. Corn is an as. urcd crop, if not destroyed i by freshet. CoMs are vcy common, and they are of a bad type. Telephone has one now, which 1 i think is a eeenn I ?-pi"tle to the "gtijijt." There is some faror in the country. A scries of inec'ings coiumyiecl at the Mcthodict churoli lioro yesterday. Brothers lloyd and Kelly wi 1 bo fcs<isted by Kev W. 11. Iticharloon. of Spartanburg Station. A good meeting it anticipated. John J. Liitlcjdn ail his gieter, Miss Etta, are expeotod home from Texas to-day. Tkupiiorr. ?? Ladies' "Common Sense" B it ton Shoes, solid leather J}!I,.00 a pair at II. M. COll EN A It BO'S. Correspondence of the Times. Happenings at Meador-Z Mkvoor, Aug. '24.? Wc had a good rain yoMerday afternoon, which enlivened everything considerably. Although wo had several partial showers Inst week, wc were still in nood of enough rain to make the ground thoroughly we'. Fodder pulling ig etigiging our attention will be a largo <|tianfUy of fodder TiarvoUed. if we can have clear weatrer fop curing it. Whooping onugh has been prevalent in our conimuiii'y for two or lliree weeks. Dr. A. E. Fant had the misfortune of losing a tiua innro about two or throe weeks ago. She was gristing near a deep gully, and in turning put Tier hind feet in the gully, which threw bop in b.ickwarJ, bretking her back. Jolm Jefleries, a colorrd rent<?e, living near here, ha I a mule killcl by lightning last Tiles-lay afteruoon. Miss 8. A. Sims has returned homo af'er an cxtbndo'l vilo ber sNfer. Mrs. 1*. ('hapin, of f,exiiigi< n county. Messrs. Mi Km and John Ni$, of Cross .Anchor, are visiii ig their rclalivos, Mr. Jesse Nix abJ family, > \V. 1). 0. Men's Loco or (i*i(?'-Drcs Shoos, ^1,38 a pair, at 1*. M.?OIIKN & 11110'8. s?? Jonoavills Alliance Tributes. Cko h. L. L. Sraorln'isrn W,. D. Buiuicas. At a regular meeting of the Joncsville Sub-Alliande, N~. 163, beltj Aug. 8, 18'Jl, the following presur'ilo and resolutions wore unanimously adopted : IV her fits, it has pleased the Almighty Father, in His nterring wisdom, to remove from our mi<l?t our beloved Bo's. L. I,. SPItOUSK and IV. D. BURQHSS, therefore, he it /{tiolvtif, 1st. That in (tic "loath of our esteemed Brothers this Suh-Alli?.?<oo t>?3 t.,u vf i;0 most uslfe< nteu^evs. 2. That our gr*.it ?.rdeF !>t J(trge lias lost two faithful workers. '5. That 1 this community, has lost two .*f its most useful ami benevolent citizens. He it further Rexolnd, that a blank page in our minuto book be inscribed to their memory. That a copy of these resolutions bo sent lo each of the bereaved families of our deceased Brother*;. i>nd that copies be sent to the County paper and tlio Cotton I'I nut for public U ion. Fnrr-irifca Mr. B. F. Bailey, of Columbia, pan! bis friends in town a visit Inst 8undny. Mr. 8. C ?l cans. of Florida, visitod ('apt. I A II. l'o-Jcr,a'ul family this week. Misses Annie ami Lucy Merrell, of Colum I'M, arc vMr. H. W. Tins'ey nnd family. Mr. Cha lesO. Allen, of (irccnville. w.n in 1 town <>n business this week. M*. W.S Mel.ure lcfi for tho Northern Market Monday, to ^ujclmse r. Fall Stock, i for.!. W Me!.-ire, Agem. Miss Fannie IVako of (llonn Springs, is ' v.siting Mr. 1*. E. Font ami family. Mr. Leroy S. Towuacnd, of Lambcrtont i N. I'., id visiting relatives here. fa let Iluguenia, of Charleston, is visiting ' his fiieml and ctairadc, W. IUisscl (loss. t Mr. I*, an \ Miss Corric Darksdile, an ! Mr. <1 ly nnd Miss Amelia Drumming, of I I.au?euJ, are \;si/inj Mr C. C. Sartor and f family. I Dr. \V. M. Menlor. wont to Charleston on a business trip thi* Week. t Mr. \V. I.. Culp rcturko 1 from the Moun* J t ins \Yo lues lay. i Mr. A. W. Oreen visaed Newport News I this week I Miss II at tie V iM.ug, ui Ad^utfitk. is wisir.ng I her brother, J. K. Young nnd family. Miss Carrie A Meaeher, of Savannah. <}?., losve? for her hoine^o-day. sirs. \i. it. WilhtiifeTff'l Mis? E- 15 I>or! ill, of lleaufort. s. C u uve to-day. o I sYHorcis or tea pbocxxdiem. f tke Union County Sunday SeSoo I Convention, held ut Salem J\etkyterian Ckurek, AuyuH 18/A, and I9fA 1891. 1The Union Cwsaly Interdenominational ' jodaj School Conrention met at Sales at >.80 A. M., an<l Wan called to order bj h resident, N. O. I.ittlejoba, who asked the >oir to sing : "There is a fountain filled ? ith blood " After which he led in prayer. The enrollment of sohools and delegates towed 40 schools represented bf 56 deletes, with a total membership of '2.083. . Brother 0. L Pike, State Organiser, was resent an 1 uiured that all pereooe in ' jrmpalhj with the Sundajr School oauee bo 1 leited to port cipate in lbs work of the | ktnreolion. The ra>tion alopted. The President then appoints 1 the foliowag commiteo on n tmiastions : W. I!. 8. Harris, 8. P. Estes, 8. If. ltice, r., K. U., C. C. Roberts, and R. B. Spear*, rho made the following report, which was dopted : For Pre*idcnt?W. II. Mi ler. For Vioe-Preflideot?J. II. Randolph. For Secretary and Treasurer?J. L. Strain. For Statistical Sec'.'y?8. 8. 8t>kee. Executive commute*.?l}.C, Roberts, Yvm. efferiei, D. N. Wilhurn, W. T. Jeter, and I. M Itice, Jr., K. U., fn the absence of It rot her Stokes, brother ?'. G. Littlejc'.iu w.is Appointed to (ill his ilaoc. Address of wele >me was uitdo by J as L. (train, and ro.spxilel to by W. II. Mi ler, ,nd J. W. Gregory, in behalf of the caovenion. Choir then sung : "What a gathoriag of here fa thful the will be." The first question : "Is the Sunday tchool try to tho growth and prosperity of the church?" was discussed by 3. M. Kite, Jr., E. U.\ and C. C. Roberts, after which tlio choir sang: "It is good to be here." Then the convention adjourned ono hour for dinner. The afternoon session was opened with prayer by brother C. L. Fiko, Stite Orgnniror, and the congregation sung: "There ?r? songs of joy that I love toning." Dr. J. 1*. Thomas spoke on tho first subject. The second subject?'* The Teacher's office," was then taken up, and after the choir sung, "Jesus my Savi <r from bctblchem catnc." J. L. Strain and K. T. Gee spoke. Congregation afterwards sung : "We shall know each other better When tho mists have cleared away," etc., brothers C. I?. Fike, J. P. Thomas, N. G. Liltlcjohn and W. II. S. Harris spoke on same subjcc's. Choir sung: "In tho rified rock I'm resting," etc.. Brother C. L. Fiko then spoke on "Normal luatitute Work." The choir ?ung "Watch and Pray, that when tho Master cometh;" etc. The i|urHtiuH box wm then opened, and the following was discussed : 1st. "Who can bo exempt from Sunday School work?" by J. I*. Thomae, and N. 0. Littlejohb2d. "Is it best to ?*lf tho questions as laid down in the Quarterlies in teachingJ" by J. 1*. Thomas, S. M. llice Jr., E. U., and J. W, Gregory. 3d. "Ilovr can we best interest our neighbors in tho Sunday School work ?" by P. 8. Weber, C. L. Fike, J. W. Gregory, J. L. Strain and J. P. Thomas. 4th. "Host plan of oultiv "ting the Missionary spirit in tho Sunday Sohoo ?" by R. T. Gee and 0. L. Fiko. On motion, the discusdou of the snhjeot : "What did the delegates to the Sta'o Convention learn worth hoaring?" was postponed until tomorrow morning, and tho congregation sung: "Meet mi there, meet me there." Brother 11. T. tlcc led in prayer, and the Convention itdjournc 1, to meet to-morrow morning at o'clock. * vt-?...... A.,.. 111. The bobK-iii OfU ihbi' pdffiUtifiT *n> a<i](iili!tinont. Devotional exercise:-, conducted by llev. W. I. Herbert , of Union. Brother Wm. Jefferios of Geth<en^ane, aud W. I. Herbert, Treasurer of State Sunday Sclu ol Association roportod and were enrolled as del'gates from tho r respective Schools, after s ugiug : "Take my life and let it bo l/UHICtT UU'l li'M-1 L I UICC, CIC. Brother Herbert spoke ably on the subject, Jj',' Hie delegates to the State Convcution learn worth J,<?*r;ng'" Brother Fikc also spoke on the same subject. Tito first question on programme for to-day was token up : "What is tho benefit of the township conventions?'* Whit may be done to increase lli?s; inUijenno j?> our County ? Ann wore.I by Win. Jrfferies, Dray tonville, C. W. Whisonaut, Gowduvsvillo ; W. II. Miller ami It. T, (Jee, of Uni hi; J. W. Gregory, Saotuc ; and N. 0. I#it'lej-ihn, Jonosville. J. I.. Strain, and C. I, Pike also *pok|t 011 the some subject, when the choir snug: "Lo, (he go'.'uii iioi.iM ai-o ami liner. Wherefore idle shouldst thou be?'' etc. Brother J. W. Gregory led in prayer. Question box was then opened. 1st Question, -'Music in Sunday Schools ? how to improve it," answered by J. L. Strain. 2d- "WLa, number of scholars should a cdass contain Aqswerey by C C. Roberts, S. M. Hice, Jr., K. U., W. I. Hefbctt'and W. 11. .Miller. :M. Shoul 1 wo have special Missionary and Temperance lessons in our Sunday Schools?" by N*. CI. I/uiicjohn, J. l.. walker, 11. T. (lec, W. II. Miller, W. I. Herbert nnd Win. JelFerios. 4lh. What shall wc do in supporting State gjg) C?>> ntv work?" was aiisworcl by those present l.usujgjn CR^h end by ub-terip ion foS AO. Adjourned for d liner. The Afternoon session wns opened by "The special service fir children," which consisted of songs, nnl rectations by the little folks, and prayer by He*. W. 1. Herbert, who clotcd the service with a lecture on "<>hjeet teaching-" Nomination ri.<1 election of delegates to the Sinte Sunday School Oto'i)relation, was rert in orJor, and J. W. Gregory. Wm. J'ctfelies. i;. M. ll;ce, Jr., K. U., and N. U. Littlcjohn were elected. It was moved and adopted that the Kxcciitiva committee be allowe I to appoint substitutes to the State convention in case any of these elected could not ntten 1. brother W. I. Herbert moved that the Countv Treasurer lie instructed to cs!! npea those schools who liiven t paid anything for twnle work to do so. Adopted. llrothcr It. T. tleo mov.d cli.it a vo'o of thanks be given the people of Selem ami its | vicini-y fur liieir kindness and hospitality doing 11., i e<.8: If. i. <f Ibis convent! >11. Adopted by a rfshi'g tote. is wan n.ovcd ind adopted tint ibo statistical report be read ami fllod as inforwatiun, Tbo following township Superintendents were elected: William JeflVries, Draytonvil e; C. IT. IVliisonant, Ooudeysvillc; W. II. S. Harrs, Fonesvtlle; J. II. Sa?age, I'i ckncy; S. M. Itice, Jr , K. U., Union;. J. II. William*, Iloransvillo. I). N. Willmrn, Cross Keys; J. K. 'ofield, (Soslien Hil', W. 1". Je'cr, Fish Dam; ft. C. Karr, tfsntuo. It-v. W. 1. Uerl.oit li.iyed th>.? the Socrenry be roiptcsled to Fi*r"tii-sh a synopsis yf ?i.e rocoedings of tlio convention to tbo Union I'i mis and request its pub i'satioii. Ad >ptcd. After singing : "In tho Nwwt by and >y' the Rev. W. I. Herbert pvjnotUiCu I tho lonediction, anil the contention adjourned lilt illt, W. II. MI CI.Kit, J.imks I.. Str 11*', I'reai lent. Secretary. I.adies Clock N<>rto k Waists to rl >* < out >0c each, at II. M. COIIKN ?v Dlltd 1$. ?"orm. voD<Ieoce of thl Union Times }] V* v? from Berth Patolct- lha Ctta Jas?. August 24.?Since our last 'l"'1 Ufr we hare been bltued with aa excellent ? aio. In man7 places eegetatioo had began mot 9 languish, and cotton eapeei?l'y was showng the effect of dry weather. Where it has h/ ?en well worked, althoogh tbin on the <-'r% r?nnd," it is well boiled. ,'B1' Fodder oullinz season is now unnn ? ?1 mr people will go st it ibis week. Corn uw hat has been regular:/ worked it as gojd as ^ t onld be expected. ^ Our friend Clareoce E Dti'ty, of Pnkney, P*r s ibe 6rst one to p'ase a bo'l of open cotton *Ir in our hands th>s /ear. Clsreaee "i* a farmer of 1 right." J We promised oar readers 1 ist week lo gfre hai them a fall report ef the speeches made at 'or the Alliance picnic at ElBe'hel last Monda/. wh Thia pleasure we are compelled to forego at Pre this lime, for want of sptoe. A condensed re- ,'ie port, such aa wc might get up, would not gire ?f * a satisfactory idea of the spcechet made, or oft do the speakers justice. We will merely ssy ?cr .. . * -? ; iii..i hi ft. mat eacn Rponcr eiupuuueu mu uuyurwiucc of educating the people up to tbe;r duty of Pas opening aud maintaining a system of schools "? where the pooretl children can obtain a Por practical education, aud thus lit and prepare ' them for the great duties of life. There was dot no war between the farmer and the merchant. ani Whatever would benefit the one most neces- an strtly help the other. There is no standing nl> ground left for "the third party,"' (so-culled.) w'' The Alliance was only acting in self-defence The prosperity of the fanning class insured ^ic the prospoiity of all other classes of citi- ax' zens who pursue legitimate business Well, since our last letter the Uuion t0 Coun'y Sunday School Convention met at arh Salem, ami h?? placed another harmonious a r session upon >ts records. It is scarcely necessory for us \o_?ay ^ What the delegates and visiton^luol^^^^^ wc are yet to ivarn. Homes hal been pre- W! pared for 5tJ delegations, and of these there ,n< wa< only one or two exceptions in which the UD host or hostess did'nt appear in porson or by representative to take charge of their guests. sai Our York county friends came over in full Wl force, with well filled baskets, and did thou- do part in making tho Convention a success. nn With characteristic unanimity our people did their part of the work, and tho exporicnc Pr of the best judges is that Gow leysville Town- ar ship could easily eutcrtniu the Stale Convention if it was given Ilium. One thine I feel dis it my duty to mention (apolgoetically) and ar lluit is the miserable bud roads over which the delegates find visitors had to travel?in "g the immediate vicini'y of the church especially. It is a p'or in lex to the high state of bli civilization to wliloli wo c'alnj to have attained. For the benefit of our readers who feel an interest we will say tbnt the record shows Kr that the 40 Sunday Schods represented at *Ul the last session of the Convention, (together ;n w th amounts pai 1 for different purposes) is wero divided amoDg the different denomina- 10 tions. as follows : Methodist 15 schools, 814 scholars $17<5.87. Baptist 12 ' 507 " 20b.53. hn Presbyterian 3 150 V 112.10. C. Union 10 ' 402 " 03.21. fri Total 40 " 2033 $300.74. of Vox. t? pr Corrospondcnco of tho Union Timbs. IV Lots of News from Pea Bulge. bo Kki,tov, Aug. 24.?Good morning, Mr. jn Editor, I have oirnq to tell yon the last week's ,j, news on Pea Bilge. R| Ths much needed rain came last night, apd jj, crops of all kin ta look much belter this w, morning than thoy have for the last few days. 1 rcgrt t to report that Mr. J. F. Wright nt| lost by tiro last T> 'rsday night, his crib, stable, wagon, tlvc or six bushels of corn, W( some oats, two bridl.'S an 1 a few other arti- jlc cles that I do not remember. Fortuna'cly j,? b Simile was not ia the stable but iu the lot, q,, been discovered ns early s? it was, no douhl (U] but the mule would have boon burnt tj sj dcith. The unfortunate gentleman lias the sympathy the entire community, j Mr. Mack Chjwinjj; <}f Georgia, is visiting r his father aud relatives in i'iuekuey Tpwit ,, ship. Maok looks as if there was plcuty of pj hog and hominy at his house. We have finished im tbo outside work of '.| the Kclton Alliance Fla.l, with the exceptjon ,j of making the doors and steps, and putting s; in the Hash. |' Mr. II. S. l'orter lias scut in his resigtia- to ion ns Tiial Justice, and the same has been j|( accc-ptut hrf the Governor. Mr. J. F. Hancy, the vio^-Pres'doit of (j, Pinckney township Democratic Club, cilled ^ a meeting of his club last Saturday evening ,j for the purpose of selecting a suitable man ^ Iq take the place of Mr. Porter, and Mr. A. n' O. Ifenjley y/ns tho gcutlcnian selected. Mr. pjBeutioy is a straightforward, upright'christjai) gentleman, and, in my humble judg- ^ incut, wi 1 make a good officer. Mr. Editor tlipre lias t>??? a f>wn' '"it sail about reducing tpc cotton crop to ton acres to tho mule. That would do very \ye|l if tho farmers coul t stand suoh a fall o|T in the cot'ou at once. Hot tell me where is the man thai could aland it nil at once ? Or where is the merchant that would run a Pa family that works on halves? I nm in favor of cutting down the on ton crop just as low , nSi wcij.an nffi id, r'l round, and no more. c'' Our young triurtd Oliver (joii)g is ngei.t ai for L'lbor </?</ Capital, which is the title of a sow bcv/k just i?sned iiy ihe t.em rat rub* "" Hailing llou*o, of Atlanta, (ioorgia. It is by l,e the well known author, K. A. Allen, assisted or by Col. L, L. Folk, President X. F. A. & I. "f U., August Post, National Secretary of the |i'1 N. F. A. & I. U.t ami various other National I"| olllcers of F. M. II. A. (irange and Fanner's w' All.t.r.cip It is 11 hook that is boun I to be of great vai>te l<? tin. inc-nileis c f tho different agrieul ttrsl organizations, and one that every member should have. It is also jirinio I on good paper and hound in tasty s'yle. Kklto.v Wiirkl. ^ ^ on Correrpondcnco of theTi.Mi:s ^ Splendid News Frotn Riverside. 8;( Itiksign, /tig 2t!.?Mr. Editor: At wl this writing, a' very grm.ious lovjvnj of tic rulig on is m progress at Mt. Tabor church, conductcd by Rev. N J. Holmes, and Mr ar JoaiiingN. ?ii The eongregat ons aro 1 irgo, and greatly as interested an I clitic I. We ver ly believe ed much giod will result from the larnesf. and si" eioquent appeals of tho Evangelist. ''8o w moto it be." an The incetHig at Wesley t'ha. cl lesu'tcJ in tin Ilk aiiiiiKkiniiw In llio nlinrolt utii Miss Klla Whillock has accepted a posi- foi tioa us teacher in tlie Wirren In?titule at pr Ox for J, Miss. -n N. w :s a pood time to put the public roxds f'C in apple-pie uruer. 'n.st >cii y t'uiiiiissu n- we crs ought Ijy all moans to see that the it>ad< arc worku 1 el a Say, Mr. Ijditor, are I Hero Trial Justices we for I'inckney ami Suit no Townships? I rui hare some fellows on my roa'l who are <ry- 'on ing to evade road duty. I w sh to make tl?'| lliem an example, and try the fo.-ce of law in ar.? the pr >nrsc?. Why is it so hard t. < get c >m- Th potent men to serve as Tiiil Justices? 1 noi hear of a great many resigning and leaving of the o'tico vacant. Jon. ? < I'll KN'UMKN^I. Tk.N AV lt>TAKll.? t.Voi vlo, ~1 TeX'S. Aug. 'Jo?llemarkablc change oc- y?" curred jti the weather hero duiiig the pu tw enty'four hitijs ciplii|g nt 2 o'clock yes- J shr afternoon. tin I'.'ilay at ttud tin;o e>c Hie tlicrtooiiu'tcr ma-kid 111 i in the shade. sh'i At midnight a terrific n rth wind c-m-noneed an to blow, which, in alt 1c while w .s ne | wii C unpaired by a cold rain \f II o'.O !; ! JSaMir'ay m oing the tliornioiiie'cr iccisleiod j ?'i I six y-f ve de.rco4, a fill of forty-ooc degree s i Nm in lcis tluu twenty-four hours. ' ere lxsphzmovs Ltiooini er 8a* Join.? Reporters of the Sun hare Uw if r<d loeut down, or webaTe felt impelled mic the reports of tnaov of the #?? il recent!j delivered before crow.Is of rersat Prohibition Park, Staten lalant, the Ror. Mr. Sam Jones, the "Georgia eker," who has been preaching for i>mt ? part in the tabernacle there. We are . A r? t? 1 hjt -t ? ? on i in hie sermone to appear in the oolumns he Sun.' one of our local contemporaries are lean ticular about their reports of the Ker. cledTtW rererent Christians who map ' been among hln hearers. The /Vu? example, gives a rerort of the sermon leh he prraohe I last fleadpjr night In tU scnce of the 4,OOC people who crowded tabernacle of Prohibition Park. Much :be language or ling j of this sermon was he nature of buffooner; more of it was ubby and raffish, ead some of it was sphemona. We quote hero but n single isagc, and we must account for our doiug by a tying that we bare an especial parte in view. The Rev. Mr. Joaea said : 'God take* his auger an I bores right vn through a fellows head to hi) heart 1 into Inn pocket, winch ehou'd spurt Ike artesian well. He don't begin way down 1 bore up. If lie did what would He do h the dirt? He can't do much with a 1, though, and there are some pieces of kory that the Lord could not make an a helve out of to save his aoul." Is not this shocking language for a preacher use about the Supreme Being! Could ythiog be c received of more repugnant to evcrentmind? Is it not blasphemous? We will not quote any more of the Rev. eked sermons at the religious or revival setings in Prohibition Park are dcliverel tier the authority of the oommittee | f urclt members .that is in charge of the :red services there, that they ure delivered th the approval of a large body of ortbo> z Protestant c'orgymen of various denorai- ^ tions, Sirae of whom are always by his ^ lo when lie is prcnching, and that a grevt oporlion of the pcoplo who listen to them e members of churches. These facts are lamer table. They bring scrcdit upon the religion of the men who e inculpated by them, It is high time for the clorgy an I for re. ;ious peajdo of New York to withdraw eir Mtpport from the Rov. Sam Jones, the isphemer.?IV. Y. Sun. ? Alleor.d Tropdlk im thk North Carolina .i.ianok.?Raleigh, N. C., Aug. 22.?It is owing more apparent every d ?y and all dica'ions go to shpw that a storm is brcwg in the allianec camp in this State. This the result of manipuia'ions which are said have been craetioed hv lhe in ?ction of ihe president of (he State alliance Morehcad ci'y last week. Intense fcliog ,s grown out of the matter between John Scsrboro, who was a candidate, and hia iends on one side, and Marion Butler ,who is elected prcsidcut, and his friends oq thq her. The ScarbQro contingent declare war the knife on Cd. L. L. Polk, the National esident, for the part he took in the affaip. >lk was at Morehcnd during the first part the week, an l while thore pretended tq f>r Scnrboro for president and ondoavqrr g to secure his election. lie left on the >y the elec'ioti was to take place, that niglp, rl is reported t> have said af.cr ho left that itler would bo eleciel. As a fact, Bullpr is elected, to the great surprise of Scar? iro and Ris friends. It has since been imi t ated that Polk wag it sincere in his profosshns of desiriug arborc's election, an 1 it is hinted that lie ould not allow any man to be elected that i could not dominate and control, and that ? i thought he had such a man in Butler. ; v\? w..w. j> tptuk. J>tJti canp-Jikinkatt^Aiia* . JB iceraen of the State, lie is now cooimis- j >nor of labor statistics of North Caro'ina. Another fen ure of the case is the part nyel by the llou. (?. W. Sandriliu, the 't*ent State Auditor, who is an alimce an and who |4 very sanguine ;p,i !k p-ob i:. c candidate for gqvcrncp. relying urc.n'l'Rc liauce to secure ilia nomination. It is sail) at lie also deserted the Scirb ?ro f otion in q presjdc itpjl light and that 'lie 1 ttor hits nee informed him p'u n!y thai, ho no?d not ,ve any further amicipa'ion of the gubarnarinl plum, as he (Srarboro) will sec to it at he iloos not git it It is the opinion of nilj* Hint I'olkwill himself try to c?n rol e gubernatorial nomination. An I it lit* ci said by th so who have direct informant on the matter that lie prop.son to hi.vc >1. Harry Skinner, of Pitt cuinty, nontite?i. Skinner claims to he the or ginn'or tlie sub-treasury hi 1. At all e en s th -re 11 hq w?r unrelenting and uncomp onpsing >m now on betvrc *n the South ro ipd lint factions, and tin uitima'o nplii in thq , Mormon* of R.i^ink is fti'siu.?!,o oj ?r|, ig. '22.?The stories of m'seiy reo ved fro n isda aro almost incredible. In Ilcvuribhi rents are acluil'y oflbring their ohidren r s ?le in order t ? buy food, and dealers at nstuntinople, hearing of this, have purase 1 through agents iu the Russian vidages considerable number of female children, nny deaths have l^eoij caused Hnr.ijjjj, mine, anil lant'lies may ho found actuil)^ fishing from hunger, and laid Ding togo'hin their common misery. Toe Mcunrds crown lands and fore-Is have been inructc l to allow tlie peasantry to enjoy free sin rage and freely t> gitlier mushrooms, t'eh are largely cmsuuieda nong the lower is?cs cf Russians, and t> gather wild fruits tlie forests and woods of the State. 'I li s, wev-r, does not answer the demand for h*tanii:,l too I. 'I!?" f-imiue crjplrs at<i> tin, lances of Ru.s?ia. n:i I it is be'.iovo I that r this reason there wi 1 !>o ntwir fr many jnths. The collcoli-jii of Sln'e nil I local res in at least twenty proviucoi will fall iihiJcrab y behind the usual amount. Helea, large sums arc required to prevent icle populations from perishing of sturvaThe government authorities, be',tg hqij oused, are exerting themselves, jpd ilto strihntion of relief is going on ns rapidly possible. Whon a quantity of grain reachMarinpole, in the l'rovincs <>f VekatorinoI'ti'jiday last. the jiuiijini w r so weak tli want that they were hardl> ab'e to como d go* their potions' They gathered near n place of distribmion, presenting a pi iful ectacle, with their wan fares and waste I ins. A fircc of polio* was pre cut *o eseive order, but instcul ihi po ice h d, several instances, t > keep the applicants t:ii filllitKf llirnil fli fcltnnr li-in ?oi* ' n - '? - o"' " "? Nor is Hi . misery confine'! ?o I Ik l< vcs-s. Among the applicants r,' re nn'ilcnicn n "1 H i les-nci), Ilia hit ?p nicil in husinosa through ilio 'os3 of cm, iimi account of tho famine, m l ilie To iner :ir vo l of the mirg'n between llier do'us 1 their income, <>n which they do Olilcil. c p:ohibhio i of the ex???ri of rye was i? I os-on, if the more frglnfu rc'ults fa-n nc were to be avirtcl. \ Coi.i? Wavb. ? Burlington , In, August ?1 lie, ii.o3t j.hen )inen ?| c ! i wuvo for ?rs is prcViiiii' g ovci So'rhve-i lowh s?eiit. It cams Jiinxpe telly aril >vqs tio irp Ilia' lii'e gar !cii truck hit >i ii?-pq\y ijic. The nieroiiry fell |Y ii| it,) in |l|e v ie io hr> in 'o-s iliaji iwc.iiy fi.it,- boms, I nothing hut e)'?iulr tvesilirr ami heavy II |?reventeJ a killing Im-t 1!:;,w.m ir.i:, august jt. : n?i la i night I gn a- damage t? to i-cco an I < r?n erne*, ire'l ill rep'its tliit lia'f the r'niibjrry j> iu that district is iU'?iruyc<l,