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? Oat* **i> Ful Cirnn.?I hurt r.e?crf-IIrd io ub(t|ii?d * g o i i r.i> vt > a s if the ?*?d w?r? irojery mi* into lit# yivmi I >lur'nf F?| timber. | it ,?! h J -h gr? ii go Ik oiiglt Ihe HVt uI *i I r without n ?l?r t danger or Io*". Null l?l in ill*' my P ?n i* Ih- beel, * but I dofii kiio* *n> il'ing I* He . * A* 9 cm ** il er>ii r* lie ! ? / n I break lb? ground thoroughly w ill I wo h.?re* p ow. mid mow the o? t? <1 rr iln; n<?Diir? o t -| : in I tlieii ilurcu.li ? h?>ro* iso u-'ace. If the oal*, In can e<f* w rm wi in. nrn ?!? ivv i?| CO. I |> It i?ht BlO k O 1'irIII ml g ! litem <i wii. 8 i all area* t ul I early n tlit wuy, *1 ii I ie nr- mi<l w? I bro ken mii I <i?? ply , ul<vrzel a II p?y f >r I e l. i b nlur^cn c b 1 <n ly"/C'. cr d" iu during I the ?ar y vpriug. uu' i ft rutin uim km ? ^. kf "fpuri?. ' ?' < nt'O i il 6 cu^ko one ?f ( i#itmirtnrtTor"| i mi ?rv f-rru. Tney are 9 .eily vro-v an I n !rxp>nii i . 'I lie/ nitk* tin's I' il l f r -lock, it'l l jtivc *n itlut dancv u fair f iii^p H'.'l 1111 r lor in.fuie. I'm iii-it !r in hit I nimingen.t'iil alt- uM n.i' dinc Ming- ili" cultiva ion. F.t inert idmnld makethe ImkI co .iliii'fi? in 'dotting goo I lit 'il. | roj? r p cpuaii n mid *u tuide mil auniei'-nl manuring. Our mctlio It uu the farm nro ion v.\( en-ire. Co it re<|iiirc?nll llio | reparation and o n mr??'j: given I im't, nod I licit an cipeiidive ci.iii vat i in n'dili-u Oala >* II giro " a. ic abi.iid'inl nod a lie ler g'ni crop nod m u r lot I' 'o ago ?t >t gili'i dc?l let- ct| ii e. I.trt m11 /'/<< Cultivator fit'n o t Irjr five or ten acres of oa a to lli? Ii rue on the plan I nuggiii, mid lo Id in - lo ccn-ii e if i Itey fail ol t g nd cr <p Once ng'ii'i I wit* t opre-a I e cnlr*a ion of iEitft'i I tii ornr,ci. vc- ami llcriiinda gr ?? will r corn and oats, and tli v ate nut h n ore cheaply gr -wn tli -n either, |,ucurite willkoi-p ? lior?c a ino*t without oth?r fco I. Indeed, aoine fttitii- n mo reported at keeping their rt ch "-n huce.'i o w llioni f o i o. n/ liter kind. Cl'-rer an I Itcriiiudn li.vc hern written up <i'i.e ai d n*"iu ill Tht Cultivator without mo-co a iii accuriuit?uUir?> r'Mhl l?"C rue aucic'd.s I c't-r if drilled The , roil ml, no Uideed for all croi a, a'loiihl v o well anil thorong' ly prep tied. I hi i* I Iks iiioti: Ii for oiii* nud g-iiHao*. ? II'. II'. ivif.irn, in Southern Cultivator. * 1 I'lm-Hiii'iui S > kS ?i v t mill -Nkk Vmk. Srptvmlirr IO.--A iodic Herald hi Sill Salvador s *J's thill mill ion i ol dol In*' worth ofpropel ty ami iiniiy li?e< wore l> kC!- yed in that Itcpuhiic yesurd.iy b, an irtliijiakc. Who'c towm were wi,cd out, .oil it a fcarol, as the a-lvicra recn-ved imlie. tout lisidly a city mtliocoii ry, eicept t.tose along the coast, one*pet ilio awful ! Two * of llltS CuliVltl'i IIS. At IIto itutest li* foia 2 o'clo.k yestsidiy our iii'jr the oanh began to shako. 'I'llw wir.c hud a siroiiitvirlic.il ami oscillator/ mot union t. I'eup.e ruslio I into tliu street i.i rhoir i<lit clothing. U'lnle the alio k laste 1 fity t a enty i-cutnli, lioforr it pa'eud ?wu) tit. tmt\c-?iiick?n nioh in. do is way ti tin open country ou'side of the o ty. Tlie eitn ,a< t rnby sublime. Men, wouieti am children wero shrieking ami praying in tin i reels. The walls of bouses crocked, toiler 11 ami frl*. There tvus a deep, continuum i- inihling, ns if of liravv tliuudcr. Tne !?/ ..... i ieraiUf IBO fcfi- i^sMil^tlc'lssied ^|(< iQIVU'^iiPiln 1 foil in long wiivee. and strong ion tvreo unable to keep their lest. roe iiiJia'dtanti aru a frail toreitiru to their bin e*. I'leeideut Kj?!? is doing every thing ii i in to slop tin* panic an I earn for the mclcs. Towns throughout the cutmry tvi* nurtured inoie severely ilian the ea; iirl t i. ipi ti arid Coiun-a/iu were completely ' iNtrcycd. Cujuicpe>tiie, Mama 1'eoli, Man ;dn nn-l Masrhenet are so ba lly ahakon .hat Ihoy arc probably ruined, whi'o the i lo-'k r.as plainly foil and damagedone by it a' So it* Anna ami .lu-ioe'pe.pio, eiity uulo.i a .v ty. 11 is itiipoasiblo to form an idea of the ii?es ! st. Two were killed here, and it is i urc I that many were killed in the smaller t Will. .? ii'toixr-i- r at, ijrir It!?To J! liter and Courier: Tlin-* ia Ii:i of the over-production of rotion tint i? ;.o" b?cii touched upon a! hough it may ne I'O'.'U in tlio thought of hi my of your i inner readers. The culiirntiou of cotton .it tl.v South Atlantic State* is doomed iluti I capped ut the very outset l?y ilie * ce.?? ly of puredlining coininercial manuron ? u:r* the race with the tiulf Stales at a ? -a'l\;i'i'ng . There is a ?tiy tig Mining f. in i that "s'x cent* cottnu and oti i iii?li*'* I dallatstt year negro-s emiuot gr nr, i he .-nine field.' l''iti, wiilt h~r four feet if black s il ma le ah .ut 'J"> per cc of the co'tmi nop lis pit .t year, and 1 ten lire to sty ia five v .i> iitnc wnl ?h tilde her prosen' yield , I t luir to call a halt on Texas rrnnyoth-r i A. Sia e bee use wo c.nnuot hoop up with t ic pi erssion'.' Labor ut tlio South Atantic States isg. tting .scarcer ami hi.'her c<c!t /ear; our land ? are tvaating u -vay under col. in colli atiou, which requires about thirteen I i.m:!i- a the year, ami this despot tvliich liss m lnii.< held us in it : fleecy chains is now j iriinsfo- ing his s.'ut *?f viiipin .>cr.s* I'm I iii. l.e him go, and instead of I betii' 'niti; o ir fate 1.1 u-. tuiii .,ur thoughts and i (Forts to other productions, Sur> ly the men who s-o "l >n i Is! the ruins of | lSijt an I worsted out I lo ir deliverance v.i'n | n il- I i l?Vp save Hot, tired nut le oi.-tn .y oil j ht tli .* present outlook. Is there a mm ens* of the Mi-s ss ppi who run s.tv truly thai co ton ":i ! is chief cr< p will piv him ?i six cr even seven cents it will be a ..i < )>??; j Mid l.oi b < i.it-ilin'in that rood , reduce the pr ductnui t t rut'ou. We l.ave I no right to cramp ill" larger e'lo: ts ul Toxs, j an I \ U insas I eeiiuse or i t'e .* I a'? s at o mil le 1 at ales We nutsl go I > gr.du ud gra s a..<l i co v pe is and st< o'.t, tied mlitec Mir c>tt u I fie'd U >wn into c it 'll pitches, and sni'll I one< at - hat. lines it ?eem loo mild to say ; tint I ef re the dawn < f tie-next r.ntury the | the r'o.ith Atlantic Pistes will not make i en ug'i cotton to sop| 1v the tiiiiis within . the v Usui's, and that l!iianci?ry they wdi j bt far nliaail of tloir i.r????o 1 above die lobular increase <*11 r.Kii l"r "? J Arte* :n I Courier. .... .... {>! ? crass I'am:* -?S. II. (' itturd, New I Cau-cl. Wis , was troubled wilii Neurnl/ia 1 Am) liheumati?in, his Stem n'h w:n d;s? rJered, h's Liver whs oflcclrd to :tn a'arming degree, appetite fell nwny. and he was Icri'dy reduce J in fle-lt ami Hreiigth. Tlnci l ollies of Klectr'c lliitors eund liini. IMword Shepherd, Ha?r?i?ouT?j, ill ., ha-l * funning sore <> !:: lea ur eight years' ilnii 1ing I'sed three bottles of IM-ctr c Hitters and ?even boxes of IJucklens Antic t Salve nn I I hi-' log is sound uud well. .1 hit Sm nkc*, ('* | tawba. ()., had five large IVviv scores on It is i leg. d actors >aid ho was incurilde. (hie !> t I lie K cctrio Hiltcts and one box Hm ken's! Arnica Stive cure I h in entire y S I I by U. H I'osoy, Drug S'ore. * * S w Try Tims?It will cost y ii mdlrng i and will siire'y do yoi good, it you have a 1 I'ou. li. Col I. or sny trott'lo wild Throat Chest or Lungs. l>r. King's New hiscov/ry' i for Consumption, Coughs ami Cold? is guano - j teed togivo relief, or money will ho pal back. Sufferers Iroiu J.a Uiippe found it ! just the thing and under its use had a speedy I an 1 nai f.iot * /?/?,??!?- ? * * .... |?V...V1Y. V V Y H b>nl]n<! (10 lit) ! *t our expense nad l?arn for jouiself just 1 how good a tiling it is. Trial o tic tree nt ' 11. K. I'osej's l>; ug Store. I,nrgc fizis 0< c. ?nd $1.00. Miticva Sa ety 1' i s. u 11 fines, xts 1 zen. Lubber sljeciiug f>')<t?. t.poire. at II. M. COHEN &. JlilO S. |' flic JUccfily "tlnion fimcs * R. M. STOKER, Editor 8- 8. STORES, Local Editor k'ri4myt N^plember 19.1991. it: USCUII'TIOS, fl 60 rF.R AS SUM ** ?0A f OmOM DIBECTOKT. The I'. O, will b? otiftnwal for |( 11 vim O i\. ,*I| to ti.lio I'. M. ,J The M.iuey Orler Department w.U be 4 opened fur hu?ine?s from 'J A. M. to 4 I'. M. ? I he Northern mail will olo?e * I'il'. , i M.. and the Southern Mail at li.UO 1^. M. f| An7 iDHtieulioo or irrcxiiUriiiM Ihuu <i re reported prompt!/ to the 1*. M. J. C. HUSTKH. r M. H flew Adeertiaeaentr J. H. long?Sheriff Sale*. ' II A'il of Ksnminei*?To Teacher*. I J M tie*?Cue'ion. , County V- iiiiii niioner*?ll.ilroal F.le-t on in Hogunivili* Township. Toe n Council ? |ta I road K'cciion in llio t Wii of Union . I J. llulcn?oo?Jewel'/ Store. .1. tV. Mcl.urc, Agent? Home eg,in ('lien ll nnai ? Itn.itieea CarJ. S. S. M.ikei?Notice of Final Di*clinrh* i' II I'.ilin?Niiiirn loOn.lilora. Foster At Milk im?Mortgage Sale. i Foster At Wilkuis?Owner* of Machinery. C I'oun'y t'oiiiiuiaaieners l'o Jli'i?ige H??il-?crs. County Coniuii"sioneri?To Uo*?l Ov?i? H?'cra. J.T. Uutigltta l'ma't ?t'oi Ion Seed Wanted COT" Cruliniii A: Spur** were loo busy io wri'e their advertisement in liinc for tlii? NctV. Ucvl llirir ' 1 - mmmm WL Mr. IV. I). Humphries eu electa' I Cotton Weighct by Hi We arc requested to announce ilist I ilie Lad ca i f (lie Kpiacopal Churob will giro anoilior of their delightful Tee Entertainment*, neat Tors lay evening, the fr-m D to H o'clock, at the residence of Mri. J. H (/' lion. m .Mrs. W. A. Caldwil', elm ia si net! known in Union, has accepted a |i tail ion in ill i Graded Sell >ol at I hie-lor. Mrs. Cul Iwell graduated Ir on ilio Wiuthrop Training School I nt year. Pa) " 1 *i?r esleeiunl young friend, K. W. I Tliomson, who Ims for years occupied an important position ot the Clilton Fuctoiies, li'ia gone into a general merchandise business at Spartanhuig. Web in one of tha bait and most r?llnb\> young aicit in the country, and S|> n litnburg has gained what Union has lost, afirst-cliss citizen. Wiiy Don't Yott goto the Sewing Machine mid Miimio lloii'cofS. M. HICK, Jll, JK,_U. a la. f a* II- t -ft tt|llClfin*8 ' 'Wrtrinneiiti. lie can sell you , almost nny in-Hi-uinc-nt, fr.un a Jews Ifurp to , a (baud Upright l'utiio and Sewing .Machiucs, from $ '> uii. , Crowded Out. > A<1 veld ing lutors C luing in Into this tveek mi.pei tut to oiiiit a very interesting coiuuiith cation on the Citadel Acaleiny, a le-gt'iy rep r: oftlie Itaplist A-sooin'iou, anil soino oilier nrticI'M i- t-n led for t'lis isiuo. Tho Ornilcd Sohoo! The tirade I Soho I opened I t Monday in the old Female Aeidenir, ns the new bui diiig is not qniiu ti'iisho I. One linn IroJ ntul two acha'am were enrolled up t > lTfdnenliif..v-.vl in'tlio listi lmi,ne new building. Women's Mutton an t l.ane Shoes at 7<r>ct* at OKAIIAM & Ml'AUKS. ? - Religious florvtooi. The fol mi ng letter otplains itsidf, and the citiz ns of Union may expect s series of very interesii'ig met tings next wrik, which nil slum d ?t end : I i'l.nHr.Mjit, So; t. II. ? Mn. Stokks.?Will | you please give rupee through the Timks thi* there will he stv ce in the Union baptist (,'h lire h on next Suml.y night. That s'rviee ivi.t he the beginning of s series of in etiogito reach through ihs week, in which i ' th ? pastor will he nsi'ste I liy Iter. C. 0. j i Mrown, of Siiiuter. 11 ( . I.SMIM.KT, 1'. S. IVe are having a fino Meeting here. There are 12 cindulalcs for baptism and many asking f >i priyrr. 1 - ? Fourth Quarterly Conforenoe , Ho*. .I. M. ft >yd. I*. K., wi \ l>? wiiti us on Fiidny, it e litili, and stay the Sunday. The foil iw ng service! wi I he he'd whil i ho is with u'. Fri lsy night, 8 o'clock, Quarlcrly , a-. ? i -? i i ,'v mi M,m ii, prcaciiuig. >at- I | urd-y iiijs'it (nl iheolnirc'i) the bumnrm sea" | | sion of lite Qust torlv Corifcron'e. Uvular fj acrvices on Sunday ? iho I're-idiog K'der will | t l'r ?:h. Vo>y Truly j W ujitn 1. llcnimuT ( For } . 1 will noli you the Kline eight day s clerk iluxi i n 'iv liein;; miM from tIt? w ijions ' of tra. eling men in ('lis I'ouiii v f r $13 i S. M. KICK" J H? K U. , V Personals. I?r Mil Mr<. II. F. RawN. of Anhcvile paid a visit lo their relative* an 1 friend* lhi<i S > Mr \V. II. Ilrlk, of Monroe. N. C., was In ' town on Iniainees this week. 1 ( a::I John I. TTebrr, of Charleston. raid a " 1 | i \ i- it t i Col John I. Young and family this 1 ?eek. I r 1'rof. II. F. Ha'.ley, of Columbia, spent a 1 few days in I'ninn this week on bufiueMi. - -?. - ?. ? I Correspondence of the Tim its. Do You Hear the News From Bethlehem ? j c Ait hKsiur, !S?pf. 1 ">.?Mr. Fliior: Tones- 1> vi!l? circuit is being moved from centre to P circumference. The great revival now being ! s c<>rrci t li st Bethlehem m without a parallel a in the liist'-ry of the county. I'r in 7<"? to b l(ii) convc-Miins already. and still the good work rocs on. M liolo fannies arc being Ct convene I. Old men s.av they never saw ? rl anything like it. Kamiiy altars have been n erected in nearly evory liousth >1>1 One tells ?e me every family in bis community have fnnily pr?y?is. At ltetlileiirm is ug)od p'acc t> be; I've been there, Rev*. 1). P. Boyd V( and M. It Ke'ly are very earnest, and re- ot joieing at the rich ha"veit. Mora in our oJ nest. Joa. " < 01 - - ? Naw Fti.i. Stuck.?Our buyer has just re- 111 turned from the northern marke's, where r.c he purchase I one of the largest stocks of 1 Dry (ioods. Millinery. Clothing, Hoots, Shoes, .tic., ever brought to this Market. As to prices eall and esatriue ours nnd judge for yourself. a ] tilt A HAM & SPA It Kit. kat tk* Third Part/ Kmu< B Wa >i%k? folUwiag fr w Uw n >., O.morrat : "vXBH Senat ?r r*f?r( I he ?U ? ??* ?f lit r <?f ? in'x>r c?l'?i </'orawr'r AiUmM K of ?ll/ h rl ltd a eot*** *dit*rlal ? w ?1 It lit* fallowing lipilflMt -H# wph s *1 "If lh? A'lUae* akooltl fall la evWlM# 1 ?e i propose*, but ahaaM aua?*ad in bVMh* I !< i>.? ?o id Pnaih" j 01 tiir Danoeratio rite* of thst aHkw, I w?n'd >li'?crf 0 lb* iMttng gnatitud* *f the 1 thole ti ratio it It will bi?v? |ectmpli?W | ri ?: t?i* manager* of lh* Itapul.ican EfftJ W ikvc ?i *nt year* *fti?a IM'tfrOT? - ' >'doll irp io rata to daC" M. nafor PetfVr, wl?h Jarry 8ia>ptta^Pra4& l-nl Polk, an J a few other*, sf? nol$ "atuenp- s ng ' Ihe Mouth, only, datf v*?ingAeciara* to 1 lie Allisnco members, advocating (ha "third >i ty ' d??erior. IT* do not %*ar of any IT.ir; being mad* to convert tbg R?pabli*aoa i ll< |>n? lio?n States to that ploo'rine. Are -lie Al'ianca democrat^ of Union read j l? f II i'l-o ilio annii of piirfi hired toot* rf In Unpii'> i an pmty ami'' help that pari/ forgo ih clini ?s of the election "Fore* bdl" \iiotil tlirir necks ? ? llm II--pttbiievn parly is the parly of 1 - 1 .?t-|?i14 an?l fnannr a. in I hivi**vo r>nii*?-r?, ?vm > ? m.vmV, v lo-ls! Arc you ready t? etu'tify yourselves iml gi?? 111 o lie to the fundamental frinoild>* ?f your no'do Order, by assist ug to destroy llin Democratic party in crder that thia moil y in tso.mly party amy control the ( over hi out for their own greed, and, without thel-aM fooling of love for tho Alliance, or sympathy for ita demands, would rejoice as rw ir% clnWi^t last, ruin wh it may f |i is not a "third party" that they want,' bin tho destruct on of the democratic part J and the fs-tcniug of the orrupt ll-publicao party upon the country for an unlimited term of yexrs. i\ hen they come te you with It -noyed ?vor Is ond tod you that they are iii c I an I di-giis'od with b>th the old parliee, tlint ti'd Iter of llivin will re*|<eol or grant ytiii- deinnuds for ryllcf, and thut both are corrnp', tlii-y nro sin ply pulling political wool over your eyes, trying lo indue) you lo for-nki tho democratic rank*, in which v-u fought in 1870 and rtt'Caed tho State fro.ti a disgraceful Republican Uoverniuoot and sived it from ntier ruin, and eaVry South Care ina into a party that can have neither strength nor iufluence to aivauoo a ixngU mil of your demands, for it It is barely nny recognized existence except what I'effer, Simpson, l'uik, aod others of thai kidney are giving ir. When they tell VOU to 'hirJ tney mean for you to vote f?r the Republican party?tho National Ranks, the law lo tnke the control of tho Fedenl elec(>oiis from i ho people and givo it to partisans of tho I'epub'iean pany, an oppressive high inritr, rxnvugait expen li urcs of the | eaple's money for partisan purposes, the c?iitinuvt ou of the present unjust ami p?nial fi anciil system of tho g >vcrnment, sii I erory other iniquito is oppression which th- people are demanding shall he lift >1 from their shou'ders. A* a (1 -in helirvr in an I nil aivosotc of the Al nncn no I honest'y dosiring its per 1>.!Uiaiup ? il>" solid, harmonious and IteneHci* lit princip'es laid down by the otigiN(t tWirftc f\l tVihe4"Varmeht ihe liret two years of its ox it tar.oe, we again warn its mouther? against (ha insidious atvaarcn of scheming unscrupulous partisan politicians, who have, fr?tn the beginning, been gra tually insinuating (ha poi?on of party politics int) it* ve:ns, not for tliognod of the Farmer, as (hey syoophanl'j claim, but for Ibe as. cendaney of a poliCcal psr'y ; and that pir'y, too, wliivb li-s >Uwars prraistrntly and nta'ignantly linn ifcil the "hi trdy shirt" in'lhe face of (be pe?ple, lo prerent (ho very thing tboy now pro i'uil is one of (heir objec'a,? the "clasping of h*n Is ucro->w (he bloody chasm and in evo-y evont bus proved ilsalf to be iniinio'l t (lie best inter-as of the South. Ko Strike Yet In an tlior eeliitnn will bo found eotnc rery sensiM t ndrica from .John D. Norris solorod County Super'! N. K. A., 'o his jrollier AMinnccroeu, which WO hope tllOJ will hoed. " So far, w have heir 1 of no disposition among (be cotton pickers in this county to i rike. Wr d >n t see how they could, as et, for ih.no is n >t enough cotton open to em |>'oy any pick-rs outside the regular farm 'ores. We. h wcTar. think there is more si < ? report ?* an urendeil strike tlun some iconic be'ie??. Cel. Humphries sot the igures so far not of rciclt tint it kill'd the oli-'fne. for o?cn the most ambitious picker ivl li t the che-'k t> demand, much less strike" for $1 p t hunflred pounds. Hail ie put the pries at t>0 or ti-j cents, some timl of a strike n ig it have been got'en up, or a wcok or two only; hut it ou'd not ticoul The low prico < f crtton ami the liscournging circumstance? connected with? his year's ootton crop, *1! tend to make i?' nipissHdc for the Farmers to pay ono cent acre than they now >'o for picking it.? I stiik * of that kind this \cr would cause nany of the Farmers of this (' unty to all >sv nuch of their cotton Ij r >' in the field, as lardly woitli the trouble of picking nt any naterial advance in price. Itut when the head AM .v.iueman of the ountry indulges in such language as the fol>wing, wlt.clt we take from k ..? 'r.isMciit I'olk, delivere ! at T'-prkn, Kan is, S >utharn firmer* may naturally expect demand from the picker* fur a consider*, le incrrnso in price f r [ ietii,; cotton : , While not speaking dirc-lly Mb nit the > mlomp'atcl strike of the c iton pickers in le South, lie saiJ : The oppres-ed ngr cultoil laborers should and eh .11 demand the gh'. of naming the compensation for tlieir Trices, and until these demands arc nccosd to let CToy field in the la > 1 contain oa'y p ro'tnl products, North or South. , You here he said, oro fortuna'e in heing ^ ittr own laborers, but Ilio tluticrats ot j her States must be cimpeSiad to acku^^ , y Igo the God-jt?*"wi? rights of laborers, | bother they bo white or blac.k. Some of ' ir brethren havo already made their deands aid thoy will hi granted, or emiro j giona will contain only families ruined by eir own grred." " * - U Children s Herlin (ilovs ldcts a pair. Ladies " " fotine-price S3cts tntir, now 23cta, at II. M t'OHIN Si bitO'S, flsT , tut ?f JartraBatfowls* Pfil Jurors vara drawn Balaiaity t'WMtU let and 31 weak a J Filn l rn? of Co-irt fur Ibis eoun'y. off Monday tbe Jrtb. j?? K * n.rJc.o.s ro* IitWuk. la Mi vfa Brawn IB J J S.ea-a t n HL' ".iban H?ice 20 T J IVa'har f*, ?Ki() luoup 21 Jea-c C>mar J ? t K lla ler llama J R llugl.ey f> vf.ln-i t 21 U B Fa'tt dui "?1. J)ju|'ui 25 J O It c < j., jflhtiiitB'ru It 20 J \V Sander* ' r^JfJa..l. R7 IUA Tal? ^ Jw-*# M jtlrby h; J l pl\ O J?ir?rifi|29 C II 5 fWJi>7 j2 I E MeC'uH ch SO J If Feuaelt J 8 0 1) lVfbo .11 W T Jones ... 4* Y ? Uo'>w 82 J 8 Kltl 1,1 I? K4pliu* 8?<>lc?? 88 Henry Ilonner o I c 5 16 1l?h iMwkius col 84 IV T IUM?in 17 73 U Rail / 85 C C lanrMitr P( 18 Jfniei F lla ey 86 U U 8mi>h , ot Fo* 2ki? Mr** 1 Jack Gist C' l 1 9 J B Burg.-ss 2 Jill Hi li>> 2 I J K Jeflerics 8 Ilka'am A'-r mscol 21 I> N IVilburn P1 4 Jt 0 Fau e t* 22 J G Kelly (, 6 1* N Ilolk-t 28 J II St roup 6 J Bo T Ibrg m 21 J W Sparks 7 H C Myler 25 J McFaot 11 8 II 11 KilM.i?..n 20 Noali Fowler I K I IV P Itgoi 27 Jaiue< II llo!vlt>r a 19 J T ULli .in 28 T J It Smitli ,, 11 San foal W.lburn 21 1) 11 Frea 12 W II #?uH ?? J sac l.awron 12 AC lyl?s -II AG Davis C 14 T J Intr ck 82 K II Stewart it 16 T B nelly 88 J S l'i i l mo re a 1Q J IValuc S<nder? 84 Tlio? Ki?ou IV E J Kr liur 125 A^.Nanca 14. ? M r Editor : I appear I goik'lbia mftining lo talk to the readers of the tiMB*, qhd tall what little > ?*? x Wo ollerted the past neck. Cotton has begun to open, and it will not be long until wi Ten Ilidgcrs will be very bu?y gathering the white staple. On last Saturday there was a barbecue and picnic at the Hclio >1 House where Mr. E. R. Aycock is teaching, furnished by tlio patrons of the school at that place and any who saw Gt to ooiuribute for the occasiou, Tbere was plenty of go -d ruling for a'l who were there nn 1 t > spare. It was a delightful day, and all enjoyed themselves. We listened to a sptocli from Col. MoKirsick, on Education, in which he gave the history of Pea ltidge from his boyhood up to the present lime. We also had the pleaeure of a short talk front J L Walker. our school commissioner. The proiractc I meeting at Rethlaham has rot *lo??d yet. We arc having one of iho I beat meetings at that place we have had on i the Ridga for many years. The church has brcn crowded ulnio-t every day since the meeting began, and yesterday it was ewtiinated that there were two hundred persons that could not get iuto the house. The people in the eouutry are certainly anxious about the welfare of their souls. Permit uto to give another plan by which a farmer can keep his sand at home. It is in this way: Wboo he clears a piec: of lend all tho timber ilint ho cinnot split into rails or wood, let him pilo up in rows ncross his new ground, on n water love', or us near so asjosjiblc. By so doing he will keep gullies from sUriing, nnd ai (lie same time hold all li\?feand and aot'l nas. and il?or?t?r Now. AirrKditor*. comsa the road working. 1 uudiTDiiind that a school boy, under the j resent (law, is exempt from nil rosd duly. If that he the cisc it is n bad law and should he oha igc l. When I Huhsbrihc (o a school i have ns nmcli right Jo go to j ncho< 1 ?s my son; so you aco how I cou'd ge? out of working the roid, and so eviry man could do who Ins s:gncd t > n school. Kr.i.Toa Wukki.. 1 f our friend ami all others who "sign to a school' for (hair children, nre ' boys," or would consider themselves boy* if they should lake a notion to go to school, then wo agree t hat. i ho la* shou'd bo chanted, liut we tliiok iho law only oxomp'a those under 21 who are in actual attendance ii sohoo*. "B <ya wi'l he hoys," in the eye of the liw, until ilioy nr? like some Spring ' chickens wo have heard of, old enough to tuie. For the larcest on I boot lino of Shoci a Units ht tl c lowest prices, cull on . (SKAIIAM Si SPARKS $ For the Times c To the Colored oi union s Giuds, U.Ni'.s CofVTV, S. C., Sept. 1st. S Mk. Koitou : Will you penult me to say through the columns of the Times, t> the t oo'ored Alliance of Ui i m County, to pay no t attention t> tlie crculnr now being sent throughout the ouintry to the effect that a H strike for one dollar per hundred pounds f>r picking cotton was ordered front tiei?d<|unr- ^ ters of thi)'Alliance, which you know would he one-third the value of the whole crop, and would be imp >ssit>lo for cither white or K Cilored to pay, and such an attempt would 8 bring di?Asser upon us all. ]( .}. We mast-remember that thep>ice ofcotf'. its pekiog. I sin eorry we con uojf u* from 7octs to one dollar per hundred pounds, but such Is the condition tit that we cannot get it, and we must face the ir Condition and make the best wo can of it, and w rk and hope bow well the future may demonstrate, wait the tide as well ?a the 'r time. 1 JOHN l>. NOIIKIS, I li? Co. Supt. C. F. N. A. I #?; ON Pill DAY. 8BPT. J8TII, The Midi- th nery Department of the City Cash Store, under ihe management <>f Miss Kale Prars >n, of li lliinore, proposes to giro n bfiilinnt disp'ay of the latest novelties in Millinery Good'. .V8 a hat trimmer of el>*irnnco and to correct taste, Miss Pearson is unrivaled. .,i Ail of our la ly friends and Patrons are rordi lly itivi'ed to ca'l on that day ami iu- ^' sp 'Op our stock. Rasped fully. 'h J. W MoLUUF., Au't. Pitor'n. pV 8e.) 18-It * * It. TRIBUTE OF Kings Daughter's Helping Hands. ,1C Passed into life eternal, on the night of tep' ftrd, Marion Either McDcrmid, wife 00 if Mr 11. M. McPorinid, and one of our K. tho ... , no ^ ^ affojli >nale and teoler Tiiifisposiuon, mergrtic and sincere iu hatacter, we who knew hor for only a small I*1 isrt of her short life loved and mourn her; o-,v de p, then the griefof husband, mother, j0 i?tor. With reverent hauds an I syiopaMiii'g hearts we lay this slight tribute on ,er Or grave. !s 1 For ever with the Lord ! Aincn; so let it be ! Life from to* hea t is in that World, ( 'Tie immortality. ' R X C-rrtspomlmt of tbe Time*. Telephoaia txcm Jaaeeeilla te XaU* ft- ] onmvillk, Sept. 14.?a fur NTtnl llljl egular equ'nox we iri btfia| a ( ? dap, 81. t auah at va n*ed ?i(i coull #Un<l f>r a* M it two weeks or mora. There i? no cot- bate p ckars strike in this community. la Isrgi t. there is oo op?n cotton in lh" (ie'd? vet p' et . . * ? * j John i unless the weather u very fair and on)y r.n ihvre wi'l be but ra'jr little | iched Oi ring this uionlh I beard a darkjr say to- coul f that be w?n ready to go t? picking fct eta. par 1?) Its. and no board in il at ?t. thr? Mr. E. M ratiny, who baa been mentioned the Ttwxe before, aa being very ill, is but tie better. Ili? condition is n< t at all en- ru(C nr.igiop. *fte Mr. J. P Altnan, who baa a'ro been re- P1*' >ited as ?eii"ii*'y ill ia improving. Some hers on the sick list are all gelt:ng wvl:. j A ORCAT MEMOIOUe HETIVAI. The r?'i jiiui meeting thi%t has hern in rojrms ?t l<? t! lebctn Church fur about n day* i- on* f iht grca'est r'Tinili that kaii its been experience I in this county in at i iniiy yiars. Hevs. It. I*. Boyd and M B. elly ha.e been nesuted by Hevs. 8. U. Ifrpe I ,jt.j ud >V. I Ileib-ri, of Union, besides many c,.| f ibe l.iy b'ltlirci have c nie lo the front at 1 ii I ha?e 1-b re I faithfully for the Mailer ? ' use, and th ir works have not been in vain ^||( a ihe Lord. Tlrs rceais tr be a year of a ?ui ;rcal out p uring of the Holy Spirit and of <(u pecitl blessings from our llcuvtn'y Father. 'What a gathering of the faithful th*re will >e." fn ? rr?? TOrilSTS. pi I have had but a partial interview with co Messrs IV. T. Littlejolin and H. C. Smith, who have lately returned from the Westf cr Thajr rccort joriionsof Tessa as being ? fine country, nnd that the cotton crop is only lolcrably good. Wheal and oats r. ere fino, and so is the co>n crop. One farmer, with in Ihiec hands, made eleven thousand bushels s' of wheat and cultivu'ed 60 acres in ooru. ?' It is a common thing for farmers to make ^ from 'J j to 30 bushels of wheat per acre, and w from 60 to 76 bushels of corn. w Mr. 8uruh went out to l'ocos City nnd 11 over into Mexico. He don't 'bank" much e( on these pines. It was there that he lay tt over on a Sunday and his landlord killed a hi beef, the boys were playing base bal', and ^ some of the oow boys had ahor.se race, while [, lh.i ItintinK lin.l ti morlinir nnrl hintlainir ,r ? ~ -?r? ? o ?r-? 0 " This is rather a medley of customs for the P Sabbath d?y. A mao caa commit murder n c< out there and go scot freo and be much respected, but just let him steal a horse and a he is lynched certiCn. ' Till JONKSVII.L1 HIGH SCHOOL. a Opened this morning, with bright pros- C; pcote for the ensuing scuion. We are bound li to have a good school. Wo have the best of Tenobors aud the material for filling the ^ school is iu the county, so just bring the 'p children along and the patrons wi'l find h that Joucsvilie has a school that csn prepare R the boys an 1 pirl* for the College*, and give J| thotu music also. y Mr. J. 0. Long, of Union, was in Town b last Saturday. Mr. Long was ra:sed in 1" Joncsvillc, where he lired until lie was oltc- J., ted Sheriff' of the County, lie haa many friends here who would gladly welcome him gi back. He was once Intendant of the Town master of the () Masonic Lodge. p Messrs J. L>* .Smith, of Unnn, and C. W. tn Austell, of Santuc, were in Jonesvil'e last Saturday. Mr. Hurry C..lien spcot several days in m our Town list week, in his life insurance ttt I usiiies?. ,M 1 lii.u i... _ .? ? i - i<> u iiii|^ui?r 01 nr. jncn Mnciair, or )?| Union, was thrown out of a buggy yeitcrdsy ?c ueur Bothlchcm Church, and trampled upon cn >r the h?rsc attached to the vehicle and on laigerously hurt. jir The puhlio roads from here to Union nud mi ;o Helton have been very well worked, ?nd Tl t is a p'tasure to the Telephone to bo able JJ,? o make this s atement. Just let tlic over- tj, leers continue ihu plan they have commenc- an id, which is to ditch the roads on each aide co ind throw ihoiu up in the mi Idle, and wo ai'.l soon ha?c good road*, and they will j01 ;hcu be easily kept up. TlLirtiosc. Sa 90 For the the Timks. The Two Springs on the Diamond- (hi A match game of hnse ball was played on lie ground of tlu West Springs club, on the veiling of ibc 11th, iust., between the home ah lub and Gleim cp;ii.ga club, wuich re- "'3 ulted in a complete victory for the West 1 1 Springs nine; !he score stan ling 13 to 3. no This was the third game this season hcwei*n thc<e two clubs. The first was rn Kv lie same ground, and ll>c home nine was '* li^ad, the score being 19 to 16. The second was on tho grounds of the llenn Springs nine, in which they were $a, ir tori us; the score being 30 to 21. In this j lint the Wt at Springs club was ahosd till the out l!i Inning, when a part of the nino got curt- wni ><s and a l ured (lie Glenn Spring* club to to * id ahead. We puh!i<h thin statement in our ifencc, because onr opponents wroio up gen ie game that they were victorious in, and ha* o l to inako it aprear that it wan an easy ^ ^ atter to walk our but the above i? the |,Hj ne etatcintnt. We, the West Springs nine, tliei ire won two games out of three, nn-t -75 V ink tint we can stand our hand as we 1 in ' r i K c future. West Srmsoa. jn? nn Correspondence of the Union Times Notes from Meador. tliC, Mraiior, Sept. lf>th.?Cotton i? beginning use. open very fast now. Very little has been eked, l>y the middle of September la?t ^ ar a goid deal had been gathered, while j a c|{ e fields were white with tho flosey sin- way c." 8 Will As Rev. B. C, I.ampley is assisting Rev. *l0'' . hi nu G. Covington, in a meeting at Florence, |f wi 1 be unable to fill liis appointment at firm ulsih next Saturday b'.it will he present JUI,,i o . that SuDd^" cloth Dr. A. E. Fant went to Chester on a buai- m ss trip laat Fridsy. been Mi?s Mollis Coloman is visiting Rev. 11. C. ou'; , , , ...... slllic mp'ey s family in Ln on. ^ Mrs. M. F. Murphy and Mies 0|lielia Fore er hare returnvd from a visit to their sis- Croc , Mrj. S S. Smith, an 1 Mrs. S. S. Smith iow visiting her father, Mr. G. II. Jeter. ?f pli.CC vv. r?. c, ?. w< 'il l and inspect our atock and prices 111 c ' GRAHAM A SFARKS. For i lie Timu. 4tii tid IxiiiiU of a Trip to Uit City. g Loaia, Mo . Sept. 8.?Editor Union frje 0: Tlie re?dor? of the Tian nor not . et a letter from 8t Louis, but why not e on# fr >m here at well m from any ?ther ^nc i e ty? I left my homo 8*pt. 2 for this dw f, , sccompinisd b? xl- w T L! ?1* ih( of r-ur Countr who trtrel ?-l with m* 21 mile*. i my roil'e I notico<l rotne things that I d?s I not fol y comprehend Among those C gs 1 w?s impressed with the i lea that the ?n, lucto a of the railroad I cane over, 1- ;d on wy s oppiag OTer in * certain city oul >ugh which I caine ia preferoMA fMMKTP* T. Doubtless ehoir object snuei^Mfo ( tnu i to help the flotsl n en in ssln oily, but it only surmise on my port. At any i they reminded nn before rising at and ,IM r leiving this city that it wss the p opcr lei :e for one to spend the rtop-oree, which s? unavoilahte in unking the trip from ^ si to t?t. Louis. t is an exct llent plan to alwsys take the *>a 1 train when there are two, lest the se- fji I should not come. In Texas an I in t'jlists there is a law which presents ito iitid colon d people fiotn riding in the le csr or silt ng logo her in a waiting ro on lo s ntioiis. Urinkley, ..rk., was the town A1 ivhich 1 did st>-p orer on the trip here, I while there wsit ng for the train, this > >nc:it, loge hcr with another fellow, ac- 0 ently wandered into a negro waiting roitu T< ihe station. It being entirc'j empty we n were uncourcious of the fact until a'coon tie in ?ud i iformcd us that wc were in ^ ? wr org pew, ?h it wcie, and harried us t. Wc thanked him of course, moved *' ick. Uy-nod-bje the tra n cams and the ft r "for whites" was crowded, but the car j( or negroes" ccntaincl cue lonely negro, it the laws any, "whites must go aeparate a oni the "n* gros," which was strictly com- b iei with, notwithstanding it was very unin fori able for i lie "whites," while the hap- c r negro occupied the whole if one coach r nearly one hundred miles, uutil the train osscd the Missouri etate line, when a Tush am made by the uucomfortahle whites, sbouj-x y\ g nt the same time, "all aboari for utt?ro- , >iu," and like expressions. While at Brinkley, 1 stopped at the Arling- 5 in Motel, which is kept by a Dutch lady and ] le gave us a Dutch dnncr largely of Dutch | nip, which was mostly ?oup without seasou- . ig.* Another thing peculiar to Briuklvy hs ihis signiticent sign painted on tho side ' all of a store: "John Gozzola and Co , f liolos tie and retail live and let live." Thst ( the literal resiling of the sign. The Weekly Argu* is a newspaper publish- ' 1 at Br tilt ley, and in it 1 read this: "On I le 20tli August a construct in train Southland, on tho ra-lroad between Savannah, a., and Columbia, South Carolina, was recked 40 miles wast of Savannah," Ac. 1 . is not an uncommon thing to see just ouch < taccuracies in tho papers, especially in the i ress of Texas. I would suggest that these j cwspaper men study the maps of the ountry they write about. 1 St. Louis is a City of considerable bustle nd move; but of Course sha is not the City i iat Chicago is,?just 300 miles north. The it tor ia a constant reminder of St Louis' inbility to cope with her, but St. Louis pusses- 1 j many wealthy progressive men in every ' ne of business. , There are also many, very many, nico ^ cutlemcu of the drumming fraternity reresetiiiug St Louis all over the country, here arc dm miners working f.r St Louis ouscs who are interested in one, two, three, nu hi MHiit* iu^(nutci'iur? siurui m uuicruui i arid of the country ; their salaries are base I pun the niii'tiiut of sales they make, henoe on can see at once that they woull like to o interested in as many country stores as ? ossihle, for two reasons, nautely: fur the ( rolits realized out of three stores and larger , ilarics from larger sales effected thereby. There is a firm in this City, Messrs Lig- , ft & Meyers, who hare made an immeuse K&SftM eio,*k?y8htn,SVrv?St;rw '"it the , rand which has made them a name and fain# here are many other men here who li tre , nule fortuocs out of speciil Intra. St Louis us many advantages in Iter favor to make , rr a great commercial center. To a novice like myself, titer# are a great ( any attract ous here ; notably among them ( e tltc St Louis Kxpoait'on, which lasts a until. This is simply immense The ex- , h ts in ali lines arc grand beyond the lan- , tagc with which I could incisure and de- r . ilietlum. To say the least of it, it is a . use for wonder. Tito Shaw's C irilen is a great sight for any 0 ic. It is a great farm, jou might say, of v iricultnre. 1 atn not able to say just how j any acres it con ain?, hut it is enorm tits, lis garden is in Targrove I*#rk, which is a sort for the denizens of this "Smoky City." lis l'.irk snd Garden were donated to c City fomo years siuco by Henry Shaw, a Engl sliman by hiith. ll is managed and ^ ntroled by a board of trnttees. Shaw was rn in Sheffield England, in 1800, and died r# in 1889. His rcinaius lie nanr the cenr of the garden, in nfim-ly chiseled Marble w rcophogus. placed in a great granite Toinb me 20 feet ta'l. Then, too, is the railroad bridge spanning ? UinlMttnl ?- - 11 u ** i't* I i 4*CI | ?T IIIUI1 11 II III U I) ll 111 C "l I j j the stdendid judgment and memory of k s. B. Eides. Mr. Editor, I could write yuu a great deal (ji nut what I have occit mid beard on this r first trip to St L ut ?, but time and space j|( t i l. 1 Iiava mentioned only thrae of the w md attractions that this city presents to a vioc. J. S, 0, , Lead I'cnci s, Hots dozen. Hooks and ,| cs, '2 ctrds for 5cts. at H. M. COHEN ft BRO S. t'orrcspoiidence o* OicTimk.s. ttuo Crops. Yellow Jaoknts and Personals sit vtNTtv. Sept. 11. ? Last week Wiit a fair ^ ? itmil Friday, and considerable folder Wl i rave', but there is d'ill a largo annum ',u mil, as a l uge corn crop was olautcJ. A V a* pattofi', however, is tine large stalk 1 h not a nubMn on it. 11' it was as good w.' orally as last year, the farmers would Sl e corn I i sell, mid keep.'' 'o ton is hcg.nning to open, and s una say Co pickers are at work, .Mr. Friuk Davis ,ri a bale eiancd here Sa nrdnv lis v." I ?!C! re been any to beat linn T . II. si .Mr. Opossum can scarcely h ild 1 l( ght to a Mrs Wea/.le of Santuc. Last lay, Tobc Thompson, a colored man, Itv- a on Mr. L. B. Jeter's place disoivcrcJ a izle with six young ones in n box of re Its ami clothing in his house, and had in e three chickens, probably for future Tube says she catne to keep house i him but he rprckly dispatched tlietu, cstenl'iy while c>.nng fro u church 1 nowiugly role a mule in'o a yellow el's nest, ami naturally had a veal tunascrape." The inula plunged into 11 refcl mp mid through briers. 1 did u t try to him. for I preferred briers to the in mp( ataig company of yc I >w jackets y otie of those little "varmints" hat got p0l y on mo, I d > be iave 1 could have uot >ed off end out ran that mule through cot| a won p. and III it with my "go-to,meeting 0f j u" on. / r. J. II. Jeter is still very sick. It has C1j j some tiin*. since his fuco has been seen, He has score* of sympathizers in his lion. i-s Knma Spark', of near Lower Fair st lias been tinting nt Mr. II. .. Iters- . is* Vickie l'oake, a pretty young I* ly IC leoti Springs, it visiting re'ritiv.*- a' f!;;a !. K. W. J. Mr P have something speci il t> show you p|0) tiling, ('till ill once. ,y GUAHAM & Sl'ARKj. 1 CuiTfipondwee ?f the Times. I?*i from lorik rio>UL tta Jams, Sept. 14.?One of oar nls ia i bo IWr Wo*t, to whom wo scad Times regularly, says: -'You doa't >w boo much gotd it does us to get llm roll Times and the YorkvilU lj are carefu ly rood, re itJilml read V in. 1 he Timbs gives us all tbo news from I tr old Un^ou county, 8. C. 'Mlur farmers are mare hope'ul this morn- I ; then they were last week at the weather I look. Fodder pulling will be rooumedJ^^B top, however, is easting it? "l-ao altbolU?too muck co >1 weather for At 11 o'clock, A.M., next Sa'urfajr, 19th, J it, communion services will begin at 8a- T n. Only on* sermon will be preached on turJay. The Sacramental exercises will conducted by Rev. O. 8. Robinson, on Sbatli, and p'cachiog may be continued , r n few days next wcok. Mi?s Daisy Alexander, daughter of Capt. . m. D. Alexander, of Lnwn, was marred J Mr. CoTimlms I'kiilips, of Birmingham, I la., l-st TuosJay, the 8th, inst., Rev. I. W. 1 it-go, officiating. Messrs Char'tc-RewwHru, A .. iliriiiitighnai, Ala., sad W. II. Davis, of m )c :oa, Git., wcro among ne rnenaa ana dative* who witnessed the happy serea?o?y. [r. "ill Mrs- Ph ilips left immediately for icir h-mo in B ruiiigham, Ala. We can i?urc tho j'ejp'c of that city that they will B n l in Mrs. 1'biMips eTorything tha pious 1 OJIO trsiuiiu, beauty, iutelli^cnce^jy||H|^P n<l cdyfWWfl^caninake out of womtn. Our Jti est w/ilios attend them. # M' t?ca^rally our farmers have g?J?l crops of ^B mnko up into molasses. It brat* /"For ingenuity wo will put Mr^^Ratrioe i ilcCulloch ngiin-d nny of her sez^Prih of iIa?on tnd Dixon's lino, or anywhere else. * 5he has male from the fruit of the vine (or slant) known as tho "dislt rag'' with some sapor, laco anil ombroidercry a bonnet for lergrtnd laughter, that is a "world buster'" ?we inesn tho bonnet?not the child. It was io li ly an I unique tint even Mrs. Vox bought it a Yankee invention ; and she is pretty hard to fool, too, in auything but a ;ood looking maa (?) At the tiino wo wro'.e our last letter to the Timrs we wcro not aware that an appoint, nent ha l alretdy boen made for a pre-. . reeled meeting to begin at Mesopotamia resterdav evening, at 8 P. M.o or we would have made mention of it w thjpfessurc. At | tny time our brethren will inform us, we will make such announcements in our letters with pleasure. JH Laban Wright, an old colored m?n, died fej near Hopewell, Po., in York county, on th<^|^ 7th, at the advanced age ofll6 years. Whil? thorc may be soma doubt as to his exact age.U there is but lit tie doubt that ho wan ovorfl 100 years old. Vox, Br> For Katie ?One C.ino .Mill ouiftt J cheap. Been used only one season. W. D BEWLEY. J The Rino or tiir Tkui M ktai, ?EdgefieU, ft September f'2.?Merriwethcr AUi.nce, local. < ed t weuty milot went of Edgefiold, at a reoent C mec'in^ adopted the following resolutions : P 1st. We owe our tint allegiance to the D*tn- ft cra'ic or whits man'a rarty South Cam- j linn. - iJ iu. mat wo condemn what i? terrno I 'lie JTv pnh-tre entry plan. m ?.l. "l'liat we condemn Government control 8 j or ownership of railroads. 4th That we endemn the Thirl Party ^ novemsnt, because we believe a'l th so 4 neasures to be unwise, undcuiocrnt'c, and jfY en I to divide the whits pooplo a d l>cm<^>8 irat.o party. k 5th. It smacks of eocial s:n and i< dowiir<ght aterutlism; we opp sol the Haskell in >?e- | nent last yeir because it appealed ti Iho I icgro and alion, and perforce wc mast op- M >jno those idoas. Gtli. That tins being Governor Ti.linan's M wn township, we, the Merriwethcr Adiance. ft fish to emphasize our continued confi l.-nce v3"r u his nh ti'y, iutogrity and Demo'race. ft I J. O. lialdc, Presvlriit. ft II. H. Towns, Secretary. Ladies, now is the time to buy a new hat, C nd go* a full season's wear out of i'. 1 ave money and buy from m GRAHAM & SPARKS. As Essay on Man.?Man that is horn of * roni>n. is small potatoes arii few in a hill. ft le rises up today ami flourishes li!<? rue- I eed. nn-l to-morrow or the n-xt day tlio I ndertaker liath him. Ho gooth forth in 1 ic morning warbling like n lark, mid is I nocked out in onerounl and two soeo ids In the midst <>f life ! o i* in itebt; find tl e ? ix collector pursues him wherever lie goetli. 1 lie lianistor of life is fu'l of splinters, end ? a slid'lh down with greit rapidity, lie 1 alketh fordi in the bright sunHe^to absotb A tone, and inccieth the btnk trior with ft J glit draft fir?357. I lie cometli home at oTeiitido and meetcth 1 ic wheelbirrow in his path. It riselh up 1 id smitcth him to the earth, and fallcth ioii him, and runneth one of its legs into s ear. In the g.uiHe springtime he pnlteth on his miner ciothci mid a blizzard strik-th h in r from home and fi ielli him wiih cuss irds and rheumatism- In the -vintcr he ifetli on winter trousers and a wasp that ideth excitement, lie starteth down info e cellar with an oleander and gieth back-^^ ml, and the o'eander cometliaficr him H tetli upon tiint. He buyeth a watch dog, anl w'lcn ho _J nicth home from the lodge the watch-dog >ctli hiin and siiieth mar hi n until ?y morn. He goeth to the horse trot and^HM lic-ili his money on the brown inaro. aml^^sl ; bay gelding with n b'aic fnao wiuneth,^^^ He inarrieth a red headed heiress with a rt on her nose, and the next day^he rent ancestor goeth under with a t and great liabilities, and cometh live with his beloved son in-law.? 1 VicWtP inty DtmornU. For the Timks. L'uck Pond Allianoe Resolutions. Wit. KniTon: Please allow a small s|>nca your c damns to publish tho following illations, which were uuunimous'y passed Duck Pood A1 iancc, at its last regular fling, hell on tho 18th inst: {rtolveil, That we, the members of Duok id Alliance, of Union, S >n hCaro'i a, will have any ei'ton weighel by the present I onwei'lior, circled by tho Town Council ^ Jnion. 1 Irsohe't, That this rosolu'im he publish* n the Weekly Union Titans. Joss Wix. Secretary. J List of letters cinnining in the Postolficc at Union, for wck ending Sopt IStli.. 1S'.)I. ^ ~ a S.iiiie llsts'S, |Mi?s Lino Jcntra S M Pailey, J crsons calling for the above lotion will 1 se say {(advertised, and willberequired ] av one cent for (lie r delivery. 1 J. C. HUNTER, P. M. I I