The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, September 25, 1891, Image 2
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likikin Uir?iti? ?S|*rt?(.barfr 0 > ;j
t?a ?ri'0?Ei oree I'l csbjier/ r?n?(t*d H
(in?l'nik(>urili, tt 8 n nc, on tl.e 16 ?
nil iljw^rn^l on <ln Ihili Tw? Wo miniate ?
n l IWiii'm x -Mm ? ? enrolled. Ib? '
lie* A. O Wrtdlnw ? ? mo Unior, end the ?
HmT. 11. Lew >nl 8. K. Hop*, clerk*.
Hit e**le?l c vrk. the Ke* I v W. P. Jeiob*.
? < i'e?intil ?lI imo ly the of lib
D., who ^
f>eliip?Ml nurraing di<?u>ei<n ??f mmy ,r
iretttre. l our j. ui g men w re received ?
Mad dntee lor the minietry, * z; A. It. Fow- ?I
ltr, W. H. Ilu'le- u, E. P. I'il enem d J. A. J
jvr tr Cu?i?W(Lu'cli ??i re; < rtidmr|ni
i d lecenily ty the cvnogeli t of the
pr-nlyt ly ?l Bkoi, a sietiun on the Avguata r<
Hel' oe l, fl?e ni.lee bflow Spartanburg. The
J M Bftea iftt'ir hiul llf rai'Aiik m f 11 m
Wtaliingtin Street Church, Greviivi 1c, nod
'W amiaard iu Fayeie?iiia I'reehyicry that 01
lie mi4h' ?rc*j t the work of evangllint f it. tl
Syu.d of Nor li Car. lina. The pr??by vy
n;corded ita lii^h appreciation of his vn'ui
bit unicvti Ih dep iegret ut l aving him I ^
deport ai <l Is v n in con.ii ? ndati< n f liitu in
those in -ng whom he may be o died to labor. I
Ilia Km N. J. Ko ines aleo asked lo be rviev- "
*d ft. m the am U of prrahyteri'd evangelist
i at !> might a cept H a hnanc ui ngncy of
th? P. luinhia The 'logic\\ H?m na'j, lint (he k
praabytary, sfu-r careful onutidu*iilion, do- ^
itneil t. lot him go, aid i ? ? '*? ted hiin
* C uigc isi ami It :r jc r. His nvrv.ee* lo
I o pieel'.vlerjr i rc t- o valiiat lo to be die
p need ?iih.
The Pre- bptcry ad p ed wl hout ilieeenling
n. ce, d e Kevin.d I) rrco-y . f Unship e ni
d wn by flie Asse.i lly. It ?lrt> urg.il its
ii aiclie* to run py with recommrritlnf on of
ih t Aa.-i nibly lo tnke up cillrclions for the I'
Ameiicau liihle Soci ly on the third ?ahbetli p
it ()ctfab r, iiml provided f rn standing com- y
ii -lies i ii ii i' hib u csiisc ut itn fall meeting*
lie?sa t r.
me neit meet ng is to bo at Joitrnvil o hi j
I'nirn <ouity mxi A|>til.?Sprc.al h> tht
A* 'ft and t auritr. '
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A Gkkat lluaiNcsa OriviNii rou IlnoTnr.it
Sriuai am> tiik b'rn Tiikamuky Mum.?To
ilia Jiduor of You Nc?.s mi l Courier: I
thin'c (lint 1 have* u g>au I scheme. We liavu ^
it on gooil authority. IJr .ther Stoke* n vh h<>,
nml lie i? p> il authority mi financial 'jn<* ti
n-, that llic (lovci'ii i.ciil |. nun money i.? in
bankers at 1 percent- N >w why cnn'i li - .
farmers he h iiik o-H? Why do tu t President .
St ?k -a, 'la'beri it >.1 ?t?ri n lank '! 'l'he 1
famiors wuit'd s'n'nl ly lio.n itioi x ve them 11
all ill ly coiilil do. IlnV-i wo ii t the bent
ntoiiTiiy \? itiu viol-id?land? And wo would
never want muni thin bO per cmiI i.f its ^
value at one t mo We won d be wi hiitf to
pay ihum .'1 or 4 per cent, yes erni f? per cent,
which wmiM ton close train to i hem of -I S
per co i*, *iid sucli a hi?iness lliey could do! c
They could certainly place I? 1,110(1,(MH) in I (|
Sooth Carolina. TliioSc ?t i*. brethren, 4
per cont on olio million d ll.in! An I then 11
wo io ild <| til lostn){ i in i ii i no wit It po t "i
lica, and pay tnoro M ration to our fat-inn jf
What say the brethren? Speak oil and
let's g it at ii at once. Tne cr.?pa have point
bick lorri'dy in the last iwcnty d ?yn, and o
WIA Will llltoil nliaaiatv Iiiaiiiiu i?o?? ?'i?a.- IV..
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don't cire wlietlior ii is it do lsr not,
no ii will t>ny ii dollar's wtirlli < f Incou. n
An I ti iw about those bn Is 'intl lo-are tba'
make "! ? product sell ho I >?v. I want lo
kn .w Imw ii istli?t the bears a^wys gut Ii ?'
best of it, regardless of laws of supply and |(.
(lciU'lli I ? Fau't we hep the l ulls somehowami
so get better pr.ees? 1 think that eo-nitliing
o iglti lo be tlotie at onee, or the bill's 1,1
will give up the fight, nnJ then what will ho hi
come of us? Farmer HC
this county. This is cconnteu
the increase of population nml the larger mini- I
her of persons who every year indulge in the. J...
pa-tiuic of eliooting, but one csiisn^rt "j
b y the main oV?. jg fctinp0 nQ,l ^ ^
so as to lrnvr a little lie- | f
a&nun, uliu UAont it>*n ait fp'V>1 .XrinJproba-7;
p placed upon wliifjl.Jr.'j .*W TTffer dsregard of / a
-3-<i?v for the preservation of birds. Al-I fr
rea ly ainail boya may bo seen going out with /
Ihrirdogs and guns and shooting partridge*
on ihc ground and otherwise and that loo |
before tho hir Is are old enough to tly with
any speed. This is an evil that should be the
corrected. There is no bet'er exercise than Fir
bird-'hooting, and unless some nieulitres aro
atlipled for tlio enforcement for the game law, .
It wi 1 beooine a lost art Parents should see ,l''
that.their hoys do not break this law for i<
Avnntlittt tlirttn ?A 1 ; * *
?.r?..w i.vhi ui iiiiu aim 11ti|1 ri?i?)I)illi*iii, ui'
aide accustoming t lioni to the breaking of laws
Tiic.o is Home talk of Drumming a ^?nn n?nociiiion,
nut prosecuting u 1 persons who ' r
are tenoned as k i 111 y of the offens v In tin *'
me i tune it would be well for bits to renumber
that it in not lawful to about
putrid ^ex until the liirut of November, and ,
that I'io punishment f r violation of the
Htaiut i is a fine of not lens tliaa tea dollut n cv
or \ui I't'onineiil tor nol \?m thiui l?u days. j,
half of the fine to go to the Inform v. Noariuu-^ cl
fuiTj/ Jlerrld, ^
A SriiAuittTou r Ttoar.r Aiuikhi' riir. As-ii
Lott*ur* Tick it is Lonai vs.\. ?New
Orloiiis, Sept. 10.?A call was published
hero to-day by fie leading iiieiubirs of
lite Farmers* Alliance for ? th rJ party
coqvcii ion in Alexandria mi Oct. - to
place a full State licket iu the flald. The n;
Kniglus of l abor and Industrial I'ni ?? no I | |
aske I to send delegates to Ibis eon vein ion ; .
which will base its platform on the O-sla de- j
mauds. I
A h ilit in ibe Alliance Ins been i xp?cta<". i so
lor SJine t inc. I>ut it was not thought ihat ii .
would go ti the length of placing nu in to
pendent nckci in the field. A in?joiit/ of
the Alliance several weeks ag > united with tl
the anti-!o tory Ib-uiocrais. seourui * ine t|
nominations for (lovernor an I otlitr State
otlic i ', nod iigrei iag to run on a licumcrnti
and not tbo Oesl i platform. 1
The ininoriiy, ha.kcd by l'reni lent I'olk, is
It n a ramiilia n I 11 ah- r?.?# .? * ?*#?.! .laui.l ...I #
lioiriun<e u siriglii ticket on h straight AliiAnnual
all' nil. The tenu't will lie two Aliicnmli
I ties t'.ir (loveciior, one running on ? ,v
Detu crni-e. platform. the oilier en hii A !i- f
nnce plat form- i
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Train Hoinins.?Sanvannah. tJa. Feptemher
III.?A Mudisui. Fin. I j the M ruin?? I
News to-nigh! ssy?.; 'I lie Soui horn Express g
Company robhe-s. wl o liclil np I lie t'eniial l(
Kailrotd I rain live miles Irom Savannah, las j.
Friday night, were capiurod at Modey j I ?!',
seventeen iniie.s from Madison. ut daybreak ,Sl
this liun.iug.
"The de'to iro?' po*-e, healed by Iiisii ?t Si
Supri'iiitemlciil Mayers, of the express company,
and l)etecti*e .lacks in. w ho cup ure I
ih? out ii w llnlic Iturrows, reache I Mosey
Hall on h rsebnek at 4.-JO o'clock, an 1. nl'iei
flurr uodiiio the house where the robber* si
were, waited to.- day. At daylight the it jj
tlccis i u ? red ihe house and surpr.se I three
robbers, J. M. 1'erkin*, J. A. Tomer mi I J. _
E. Pelaughter, in bed. They woie n'.reping '
wit.i ibeir iuti.ds on iheir revolver*, out were
covcied with einclies.ers.itidordereltjlu.i l
their hands, which they did. ?
They confc>a*d tl> v bhc.y li wa. sup- .,
I os d iliat only two men were engaged in
the robber, hut l't-rkiii", ihe lhir.1 man. "
iSt. >od guatii wh lr ile Ira n wis lie d up. |
1 III- I VI I'll! I I * II* I V " I I I. U' |(ll I II I CU
wr inm with wliuni he ro'iLi m Lad been liven
x in SSavanii li, and who were arrested as -v<
a v omj liees. w
JJwtiUi'* .\iiNn \ s >i.\,; Tbebe^t salve ?"
in ibc world f > i uis Miiu-ik, Sores, Ulcers, en
S?l< Ul.eutii, iVvv.- .' iises, Teller, Cliappe :
Lands, I'liiib a'lis. ami all Skin
Kruj-tio >s, an I pos Ii e y euiCi Piles or no
]. iy reipiir d. li i< guar -meed to .i* per<501
si i-fuelmiii, or ii ty refunded. i'ii ? j
20 <.? its l er Lot, l or aulc by li F. Poqo . | ""
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, M. fiTOSEH, - - Editor ,,
8. 8TOKBS. . Local Editor 0
Frldnjr, Keptcn' -er 23. ftMI. "
r/;.s(;/^//-77oAr^i &o run .i V.VC.I/
om OA. M. I? 0 OO P. 31. |
The Mooty Or It Deportment w.ll he t
>eo?d for txiainees from 9 A. M. to 4 I'. M
The Northern moil will ctoxe I2I\
end the Southern Moil nt 0 (Ml IV M. "
Any innttcotion or irregularities shou d 1
I reported promptljr to the 1'. M. .
J. C. IIUNTKK, 1?. M.
9ffi. Mri ('hembarlftin, wife ofex-Ornior
('homtirr'kiii. died in N'i-ii V?.L ?... t
10 1 Hi la inat., n god 4o ye re. | I
WT- Only one I*'o vf r ow ex (ton ha? I
i-en I roiight lo I lit* ui?rtiet r< jei l.-ni ' (
ear ht ill h lime o??r 800 b.len had been ,
ild.
We cill special attention to I lie in- '
reeling n'lin'c under I he healing "The
'est I'niiit el the South." '
i
Sn *<i, I will noil jou the n*m? right day ,
lock iluil ii it .w being niM from the v??gonn f
if trawling moi in thia County f??r $18
if. M. HICK JR., K U.
!*?)._ C IfTord Seminar/ h?n 32 bi*rd ng |
11 I iIm. and moi o ooming, and about 3<i day
tipi u. 1'i.ul ii more than it hue li?d n?y \
ear fines it wan ii rot opened. 1 i
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iter I> v. Ti! man hn? nppointed T. C. .
hincnn <f this town, and II. II. Iluiet of
>roenville, ?* del gti're froui tire, ilic 4ih I
I H'lict, to represent South Crndina in lh? '
levi-iiih niinual O8.iioij of tho National F.?rici'h
Cong'C m, t be held Hi Sodfl'ia, Mu ,
iivemher 10.
Wd. The October term of Court will eem- i '
icnae ii xt Monday work, Ju Ige llu Isoo lo
ie-ido. We d mil (li nk a kinglo taie of
otiiicide willbetiiel, a'lh ugh I hern are
ivo ^c?u? s on the docket, but the cue o'
c U'h ng before hanging" aland* in the
.
gcjr Hi*-' mos' gratifying evidence of the
tale lining in a prosperous and impriving
mil.I on, in in ilie fuel that every jnsti'uiiou
f higher o lueelioii f?r nia'o nud female,
i'jmuM mere i>ii|>< 1m in attendance, llio
r.hnnls g-*ii?,,a,|y in nunc healthy and llaur- ,
thing coll litn'ii llinn crcr before ,
Lubes Linen collnrJ To, Ladies Linen '
iiIN 10ct? nt II. M. COIIKN k IMJO f. 1
1
Wc are informed llmt there is an ^
arming cxtolns of white laborers mid (en- i
its fiMin Draytonville and (ioinJcysville ?
wnsliips. Tin y are being induced to f,
avo the firms for the /nctorisi, under n
oiiiiso of better pnv. Seine plantations p
ive It. eu on iro'y abandoned by the tenants, p
nl it is fvnreil (hut next year there will
nccly be a white tenant in those two town- t!
it'8. y
ml .see hi* lirg-* line of Sewing MnchinrR I
' *" ' Instrument*. Ho cnu sell you I n
'cut, from a Jf,,w^Maiu4y I
f > hv been in vontc 1
p. .I.o at.Uii-o I
latost nny matter 11
(IraniI Upright / % m o
"in oB|
0OA. The following change in the Kail- To
id Si'haitiile went into i-HYct last Sunday,
20lh, lelttcen ( 1 ix i lesion, h. nud
t'ini a"i, Oh o, with through Pullman
apt r wiihcnt cluing-*:
tvu t hirlrston f> 00 a m
fuliltiibin 10 OO a m
Aisti n 10 hfi a in
Spartanburg 1 35 p in
I'-inl llock, central t me. ft 30 p m
[ Iv rvu.ixvn l' t* UK p (11
ive " H 10 p m 8'
Jclhco 10 4u p id to
Junction City M (HI a in ai
rivo Cincinnati 7 00 a in n
l'liii is Iht* Lest mill nirckest aolieduU*
il
i*i- iperatcd between Charleston etui Cini?l;,
(ml I ruins run through tint important *
l\t*s ot Q.\n.nu., ?I..Ub UntrlnnluiviT 'J
aheville wild KuoxvilU n
i * from Ib'io s a tl sen up l.ndies )
<1 <i)o*i*s tVicls pair nt i
II. M. COM K.N & MHO;*. ,
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fliO>"" If over iimney na* * >rt?r than it is
?\v in this I'livn, we d'li't remember
it* banks have closed down uu everybody
it the Farmnt*-, ami even tlicv cannot est a
t
? 11f of ilit* tlexiblc upon ai.yijjin^ but eo*.
n. \V? m*e IkI'I ('".p; j:lr:.*y ?.f i>>vd.<>
i the rani's of the banks, awaiting the
iij en s it taint* el* t hv Formats, ti move
it'ir crops lint tin* Ct>tlon ts ?t )?*nst
i roe weeks liter tlinn lad year, eons'iptem
' everyho !v and evoiy business is in a
siresdiigly stand*: ill coiiUili<>ii. And there
no knowing when the blockade wi'.l be
tiisud t.' I ton pit-king has hardly cominoncI,
an I it will lake a mnMh or six weeks ^
I"! ?< ? III'V 11 11 J> Oil I'll HI1 I Ilie IIO'U'KCl
*11 ly u|.cnod before itny relief will lie felt
it he iroucal business of the country. In ^
lie u.ein lime Iter* conies the Tux Collector,
icking up nil the loo?e tlia-pe tliit might
ii to )>ariiiR other debts. Wei', we'll bare '
i grin Mm! be.tr it." Imping that the
ditor's c aim will bo ninoi g llic liijt settled. '
i iiiu'c it be.
lore io bo Closed. 1
We sre reijors'el to g ve notice that n
essre. II. M. Cohen A; Hro's store will bo
i e I October '< I and 12th, those days being n
i ielljr o'Msrvwl as ho i :ays by all of the ''
cbrew fii Ii. *
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;?th of Mis Meador. f
We ivgre' to aim unco the ile it Ii of Mis s
iiii.a Mo .d ?r, wife of l)r. W. M. Men lor, a
lii h oe.urred hi the res donee of Mrs. I., n
Mca o l?i We Inesday morning, ?t 1 l>
clock, n(t-r a brief but liWaful illness.
Mrs. \|>ad>r was a Mis? Doii^livm, of g
.irfi'-M, a .il lias reside I here for several
are, <i 11 i(iwh cli tihi-? she insde i: any |,
ami fii<nds wh now mourn tier death j
Sh- lesvrs a devoted husband, a brother M
id-is er who Ii ?ve the sy in jiat h irs of the ||
tir: coiiiOi'iiii y in their bereave nent. n
litr remains were huriclin the v lls^c
mctery Wednesday sfternoon. e,
, tr
WmIiIiO I in{> r c oth f?(?e a square. Kxiiiw
our Pi tibl* lioel and l or A ll"M'. m
els a pu'.r at H M. f.OHKN k IS.<U'tf. J 1,1
h* Onltd fcaeol/*|ili
ii|b Lb* kIiooI ii?? not jtt &q #4
la l<i? new boilding in dteeqaenee of the
|?j i i teeeielng the new ??*>*, tbe work C?
f i In- ?e' o it r./om i.i >? *iu? icellj programing,
i'i VII the ilepei lfrom tb* rcxf y0
0 tlic lu i'ie room.
The Truree* bee* cib-bited cr>n*: J stable
w!
ul en<l greet diMretiou iu tb* (election of 0j
?n <ha uvl *i i??*I ?
i??. harmonious, prosperous sad proS's'ls
*r?n. I'1
I'i of. Morrison i* ceiiainljr i men of
ibililjr in hi* profc-*ion, soil e rigi I dircip- n,
u nriiin, with ?lie norr* mi I discretion to lu
nforc li;* rule* with tirmtiwen ami pru* *'
Iel
nee. y
Mr<. Niioni* Lindnr end Mi?* Minnie cl
i-t, wli i gure such universal ?a'i*fiction it
ii-i j?r, occupy the *ime positi n* in tlie J"
icl'ool this year; guureri'ceing eftic oncy
1 I i mi i?f?ctory progress in lie r depart- *j
iii'i ts. n d h;il>rt?n*i** 1 aid* in the gonerul
welfur of ibtsoli'ol. 01
'llii mimic department in aiain placed ,r
inder Ihc ine'ter'jr c introl of Mis* Made G
it u tiro, iinil>ubudly one of (lie most 81
lioniiiifli t?nc!ipra in llm url....... *
>fi? i*i 1 a-i?l gniiil fniuliy for imparling ft)
music d inn-ruction It w made diiim c at- fe
tractive (o <t.i\ny VuVl * wit t at first O'llld
ili iorer r.o brightness or fervor in it'* soul- *"
Hiring har.?"ny, and mrtU I lion One per- ni
f'?rni* rs. fo
Thus equipped, tlio Grided S h ?1 of
1'i.ii.il ?fTcs ns fine fnuilitiee for the educami
oi I'm you'll 'f tlie S >u li ns any ti
ii li ii I ion In Hie country.
"i1
rhe Village Oriveyard. ^
Wo o .11 ii iw joint toour Vill igo Graveyard |y
>?iili f- chugs of jiri'lo uipI admiration. The w
dies wlin line worked ?i lo >i? and so per- w
ill
i?:chjlyt> u.akn th|s sterol apd, wli*rc
si Hie uiortil roaini is of ho tiiiiny of bl
I"i*i n .h i v? i| a lit) honored deid, n crod t lo re
lie i* flood i o an I Christian diameter of ^
li" ji#oji'e( Imvo ourtniuly pacfnruiri) flp-jr (|(
,voik in H e matter w Hi expui'iie taste, nnd. \V
i I' wip, It (light order oat of clia s. on
lip: very nr.>t Iroi) *ip| wire fenoing
estiug up ii a brick trill ah ns tl,e s'rod
r-? . wIiUm ciinplcte'y eul -sing the gr uuds J.
fr-.m the inycpou or iu? ? >%..,v.. ,|rt0i fl?i vi
i.Ls i net l!ie view for pas*yrs-liy over nny ^
I ?*r*. and v rl?inly adds much tj llje gener." t|
illy improved appear ?nc? of too wh de. di
(if nr.life w can have neither dcirc or w
t.e i?e lii dlvii,^i,id-jag any particular p.-r J1
mil m uir re emit'od lo the liwoor of hf'tip- ^
ng about so eo' Hpieuously commeodaklc a p'
di uige. but we think Mr. and Mrs. John L on
I'onijg li we been the moving s| iri h in the l''
;ood w. rk, * ? >, with fl/oso wh) aide I them, ,j(
hoy have Iho pro-id salisfac ion of ejufng. nn
h the result i f Hioir untiring 1 ihors ??f af- f'l
ee iounle regard, a handsome and formaen
I eailo.-ure guarding tho a sere I real ug ^ ,
1 ice i f (?11?oir lore I and lost" (Vviii the air
rofnue euero tc him * '* of wan p l hotst. dr<
The b?die? litve done their whole du',) in j
i?r nuttier, and made our '-Village Grave- rjj,
a-d" ait Inner (o the civil za-iou of tbe ail
?wn, end we now Miggo-t phut a loivn m"
V *- * > - ^^dutv or 001
iflieer, io ?s i I I ho l-*iWh?? intii fni
ii|? I.'iu l^c iottn, U ww
tiinoe every year, to ^
oyai d, ,and tl.iU ?v certain
W^mipiir.ioee bo appropriated by the His
ivn Cu'.moil Hiiiiunr}-. 1
an<
" ^ citi
1 >i- i\nr\Y<?b b (' r.I nn (or-ct, 'JOctS
Nor-lng l'i?isr|s Nilois, for toil days for ?
li >. 1> M II. M IUI|K>7 & DUO S ris
io Kailrcad Subicripllon fw
Wo had a I oust determine! never again to ?f
l>u-i?te t; to.vn or t nvmltip subscription lo
rail, a', l.?|t wi, jo wo i liink of tho ncces* ^l(
IV f ?r HoiuiMliing to be J<if;e 19 save Il?i?? lis
iwn ami it* business frun CMiip'ete rinu, V?
ii'l i?. ?;tj] o<.>'iie life into everything in our ^
dd.-l, wo hitvv i! imii I,, tije ooiiclnsi'ii lliat j||(
io subset ipt ion of $'_'o.tnj to tin, <?sp? Fpar cai
ml Ci'ic'tuiUi road is ilio best invoHiucnt *> '
liftt could now bo ottere I tho pctplo of 'V'
LtuiwM, aw* m 4 IJi,
I'hs dis?pp 'intuituta wo bite heretofore ex Iih
mrienoe I tliould have no influence u; on ii?, **
vs on? of two things is very apparent; If (j(
ibo load is n t built in accord ?ii*e w tli the nt
erius specified in tin* advertisement, we llia'l to
int bftve lo piy the bjiids, and no harm w]
will 5," done t any one. as in ilie case of the
'"a road; bin if i.'.j ,!? I i< built, as con? wl
etr plated. it will, t> our mind, I 'ho I es?
- ?li
nve-tment that cott'd l.e made fi.r me
ui
own. Surcl/, if we can all'or I to iuves' c.r
FlOt?,(H)0 ?. \;;-,r, Cti.ifi, ti improve other in
iwns, wo can art"ird ?? \.Yy (bo int. rest on j"
?'20,0i)0 to improve our own tow?. I', !";
vou i <lo H"W I say wo arc 0>o poor, and t'|,
ii'i'i ntl'ont u, y!.M? send tig more every so
nonth to < thrr tutvn.s r1i*i? ihe annual ?|
utcroHi on !?-0,000 nnu mils to. " t(lj
Licensed to Preach the Oojpel. ce
At the fourth Quarterly Conference foy 11
this station, he ?l in the Methodist Church aj
ln?: S iiiinl iv i io'il. Mr. \V. II. M.llcr, pre- Tl
?ctitcl liitnsc f as a Candid ite for license to dv
preach.
Alter nn ex uutuaiion ui lhcnl'gy, the
loci riue anil ilise | line .if ih> Church, which pi
iv is high'y crnl la >'e to Mr. Miller, hy n
in uii i.oui vote of the ecitfero ice licemr ft,
. . .
?'Ui Pa.inieo in ui to preach tlio <! sfel as,
i local prea' hi'i th
Mr. Mi l' r ii ii vc v ( ?if.?i-i Mm ', v devout A.
o
> n<i c insistent Chris i in. ail wi think wi.l *
{"t
lo much good in the eoanu iiOty. .May the
pint nn I grace of th it (Jo I who?e stvulnr I M
f lore mil hope lie his volume r.il to mi- M
Ii'.l Ilk link Ink,il III over Ii* ivif'i liim I.,
" Qt
i,:i I cheer I ::n :n i sd'teiio', and d,,
t Inst give him an into ihil house lip
ol mid 4 w ill li ?'j v i fl jn 'li i l'J
.. wc
avers.
u
0>)
tuntc to Death by Bees t?j
Mr. Klipliaa bt kes, li> ing near Sauluc,
o"l a nuilt' lau week by ii< Im ing fi ing to j>rtl
e.-Uh by bcjs. Mr. H okis' so 1 sm j?lovv? ngj
ip with the mule near I wo bee puns w'len
lie mule mi rock i lie gums .nil brought ibc
ngty bees about hioi. lie r m out I ex- 0mat.-1,
and sull'cr ng excruciai tug pi n in wn
rery | ; r t <>t his body, lie ft P. 11 u was
ikeu Jo l ie stable and die I that night io -H()1
real agony. The boy only received two or
l?U
iree stingo. A t
.. *w." .life-ltefj Mfc:d *f:
iS HhiK
- yi
If B
Times taca
ibr9r?a1^^^^^Ktk
Mk ri>irv?J[^HP'^y in Uuioo
My srr ^ ^Blade' r*r- '
n jH? wool I bo
pro* i?t< the lB, if apace in
orc.lutJ^^pPF ,nttAr
Tb*.i>iN<^H7 inr?r?0T? .
[than Mk, jW fads-facts y<
liiclt woul-^^Bk-_l~. B*f of thog'??4 .
d laslitM far u^lr
p.rt-4^
tare flood a w^li afro* kfcat wa* th?n Ibo .
iriliern 11 r,U of iHoVdAqf Charleston. ' '
round >>< i?M fortiflcfuTaa M< ibo seen* of f.
any eicl in^ eoc<uiU?is duL^ (he IUyo- ...
iti?n?ry *ar. Now oaty a iVutuani of the '
itique ball euaul rc?a!a<. |Thi? ia in- P'u
n-d by i on paliofa, and bfc for many 1 *
para reii I be object ?>f lia inqliiiira gaae
rilia l< rars of liiMory. With* a I one's
irow of ilitM treasured relie sianfc* a inonu- !
en I inora la-ling. Tb a ii Ilia eit?d?l
ididing, and it i . indaed, an iprjpiiate *
rue ure to ad rn and mark out 4? hiatrie
>ot. Um t by the 8.ate, for prleclion, it '*
?n pro*?d f?i hful and adoqunlAihrougB- *V
il it* emit? car-er. Originally\hia for- *'
ida'de builling waa ga r.aourdVy State c,n
oop?, bul a dc r e-a' eventuallyliawned. 110
or. H c> ordaou. f tlier c4. the ox 'qurtmr, ,
igg? eteu iliat the gaNMon bt ob?iikil ioto
military school, lie claimed tlat the
ung men *i lie i nl?red as *tud?ut\ could
ok aft. r (lie interests of tlic 3ta<s at satisctorily
a* the soldiers paid lad) so. At
r?t he mst oppo-ition, but Coa ly a bill w*s
u?H?d iu the L'g s'atyrs changtig the g?r- I
eon milUAt^jichyii. and appropri- ?er
,n8 ptr annum att
ir its roa n c:t^?|f The ntmrtwn . ? CA
dps of ea :h county Was to do| en l upon Trie- "W>n
ipulation. This Act was passed in the psc
?ar 181?, tut lbs machinery of tho school sai
<1 n t star, until the fol'owi'tg ye?r. the
From its establishment until thuci*il war, eri
ie Citadel did woH-iho work for wl?ioli it ai.c
as f unded. lJ*?|dos |'tone who left tl(o 1
cadeniy with ut adiploms, it b'd gradua'e i Lot
ro hundred and flfty-scveu young men who by
ere thoroughly fitted for the service in w?u
bicli thoy ufterwnrds so well distinguished p?>
uin-elres, car
Duping tl.ii long period I'aion was honorr)- ,ur
y coutiec ed wifn the Citadel. In the;
cords of the Acade nj appear the names brc
Johnsou, G ct, Wallace, Cage and Jeter. Kit
tcsc gotillemen held honorable positions on mil
e it mrd of Visitors Tho Hon. L}.tu'.gl
nllace died while a tuvreber of the Boir I, I
id touch ng rssolutions were passed by this ma
uly upon hia death. Among tho cadets cor
ho represented Union in the$e days, wore tho
kpt. l'rqiik M jFarr. ef our town tiud Major
F. Ilatui now a pioiolneui. lawyer of Vork- lo
He. ' "l?l
k?. <i.a ?-?o*odk of the war, the Sous of 1
to CiUdC! wore uno.* .u. e,r?1 to ofTr Cat
eir scrvio ; to tin State, and it was a i^u%- ?~?j
f! cadet who tie I the fjraj. sbqt of the wa-, of
hen he ll'red ;':p .n tno "Sti^r of the TVes-," tfo
Vsnko) vosS-l attempting to enter the 1
irhor. The its fulness of tho Citidsldil s?v
;t stop hei". Tin laboratory helped to sup goc
y tho Oonfrilcraie .Jroiv with amunitioo, J
id according ,lo tho pd'ollshed reports ?(f not
e war, the Cadets wore of on ordere 1 out, tell
d inbittlo one <iay and t ie next back at ami
e Citadel, working with (heir book*. Ft- the
Jly, when our Sta e became m >ro pressed wei
r (poops, exercires at tho Citadel were got
...i 11.a . ,.r r..ni. i.
U-.; .... 'J V.j . ....Vfv j.li
[o active service. In n hjs'orical nujgaripe mo
ivrjtep, speaking of the cadets in battle. qf
ps, *.'thoir m^Tgupnls were as regular as qu A
ess parade." lion
Tho war closed, but pot unf 1 the OiUdol lair
1 received its share of the damage. ln? to
;ht wing of ilje bui ding was burne i and he- iu i
les much other I "jut/. |hc relentless Slier- we
in feasted his 0301 upon the llamas wli oh an I
isiitnod fl 0 liaifds una ii'rr iry that be p any
rury Java buep 4uply" re-itoreil. "Af cr a
1 war{kihe Ini 1 'ipg V ?s psed fop a federal A
prison. It was during this Qccupttipn bro
it ibe wing was burnt. vlt'
[u tho yet1' )5i"r? t ca culat on was pjade, the
I it was found (hat forty per oetit of th? j on
adel graduates had dio 1 for their 0 runtry. |(
the occupntmu of tho surtivors, it w.i. dog
ind thattho hfgesi number were agricultu- l.ee
ts. par
[p tl}? rotunda of Ihet'talel there are fox.
0 lnrgs ipprb,\ I il.lets bearing tho names Bib
the gmuiB/b" ip?l cadrt^ wl{o "D t?d for It .1
) SoinWrii Confederacy.'' J'he tri}'ne ."'P.rich
wm pn tin* ft><* 1 dipl una givuu by the i|. 1
.vicl heaAfcl the li t Glanctug down tho just
t youn|VriMt upon the nam* ?.f Micah "in
nkin^HJf M igaolia cemetery iie the N
tiinmajp^l;;1 s<> d:cr. Ilow striking it. is to !
ien you enter (lit* ?;" 1 place, tliat all sett
a other strange graves siiik into insig:: t>- the;
nee beside lit - <0 (tier's. It seems tli it wri
ouj>4 tlfCip grn es the grass gr ows greener d-g
d tho ttow Sf^ a:c imjo fragjrant. Kvea ftie
ii _ birds .fiar.oj sweeter potes the
II gin g f orA. the massive bouglis look Bi?i
tf tlie trees aire weeping over the dead. wit
icso arc the thoughts which pass through us.
e mm l whon near p.is mouii i 01 mu oar
ildo .1 cuk n?; tun lint which mo?t 8
uciiiiifr to the lioart of a c tmlel mill are i lie tcr
nrds in tlie s'nio n'nve the heroe s liea'l, '|
ii led at ilie head of his h igale." ati<
It is trnc thut the Citadel lias her cueruies bat
lio condemn, snail tu.<l snarl because slio (
lists llow c in they il.iuk of Jenkins an I ho
e forty /ur cent of citn-lel graduates who | nej
vj i,KO a in on i lie hiuio held, and men j I lie
y out njjihtsf fl4o alio' I tha' made them ?o!
en ami soUliofS '! 'l'hiAo the k:nJ of ; 1
en our country needs; and long iu;?y'o*i:ry | g. >
art it n t i oi live whose Alumni can show uj? ! tin
I'll that of tho Citadel. Sort I tore I over wli
e ciuiur, ",e,J like ex-tiov. Hugh Tuoin- w*i
u show the iutluoutf ^'the Citulsl. and if wai
iporlumty nffirds t' e ante-he inn. grj-du- I wit
cs will a Id fresh laurels to the r < thai mi.
\Yhou (lie w^t" closed the ei'adel had
asod to run, hut in I ho ? ter J88'J it wai
lopened. Siuec that daid it has cout'iiued
tloug-dh^hnd i lie prosieois f r next nosin
are of (he ti; >d eucour iging o'muet.r. uf
lis shows that (ho f lade) l|us the confi;
nice of the | e ipiu.
The school i< now under the a'do nt tinge
etit i f l\l Ashury Coward, so well known J
rougheut llie State as a s ddier and disciatli
ilia' I ill.
I, ke all Mricily military hoIi ?ols, the ('.I- I mn'j
o! Ii is iis rules, anil iliey must lie ubayed, '
11... ..sr....,i - ....?> .,? ; niu
The full'tv ng is ilie routine of duty fur j * .
o day : lleic lie f> .1. M.; lu<p?ciioii ti 11 i, I
MHrcakfi-I, 7.30 A M.; Surgeon's oal ' na
A. 31 ; Uua'il Minuting S.-.'U A M ;
ijijo;?, 'J / 31 : study call, '.t :t(>, A. M.; OT^(
injur, 1 ,J}:X, 1'. M . J am; $<|s;ad '/ 10, 1'. ...
? S u Ijr t'u'l, "2 10. 1'. M.; t/rill 1.30 I'. ,
, Recall fr Q) Drill, ft 84, IV MMr .v. V*J
to, 1'. M ; Nipter, fi.W, J'. M., (Ml to 0,1 1
miters, 1'. M.. Tntt >, MO I'. M , !
en conios lap.* at 10 1*. M , wimn all the "
his go oul aid every c.d:t tails in in* *'*'
?roy (?) coufh to ivtlect over a hard d y'a
irk or dream of home If ttic caii-t ho a Wor
gljg'.at i.i'Jerljr lis IS perhaps iiionrnl'ig
er a fuj. ivator 'ju- 'icl a t fil e t at
l'h?au ^ one of the principal levari* *?.rn
the day. This in hoih ur.HUiy ami in. "',5
ii 'y |u thela'tor par i.ui'ar atteutivii is "
^ JQ th? eUrmi'h drill. K?c y year
Ire is a coroputiii*c drill. This keeps the 0
Stheir ire'tlj. Just tjrfore tht last
e drill, an aspirant whs accu'ed
up and j? nag through ino uiAuiinl c',n
iep. Soon, however, his elti'lul
red, and his gun si pp ng. hit y
on hi' toe ' e i-oon h\\ ke. On
exccelingly amusing t unlch the Iu 11
umMiiuro uoiiiuiuii y mil e 1 i.ils" wilii
iairmoequitoos at uioucd on their tender ed,
f?>/
> . white ill-Mad ii??are iu kirij expl M
int'i il.cir rye\ r?r , *n l on lie
ng so'dwri liariig ju-l been taught net
niN kti'l In r?nke.
>ft?r ilril> com* dr*M parade. TiiU is
ally vilacNl by a gtolljr number of
fur ?ex, much lo the rapture of the boy a.
Ifter the week'a work la yier, the cadet*
? bare rect-irad ne demerit* are ell iwed
nit tbe city at oertain linoen. The
era are oi'bcr ralkiof extra leura of
j w? vvunuvQ t'> the>r rootne
falow la ead-lad ta two |?holar*bi|s at I
'IMWi lb wilt ba a* etaailiaiba I
I I to varanc/ in ! < county September, I
>2. a\o on the September following,
'bo kpprehiiiiion once eoteriained for tbo
idtl lias about | Mini away. an J <Le
pecto for a bright future bao dawned on
gaod stboo*. Of courso, fortune may
age, and the Citadel may noon run its reea;
if ibis c inoa to pue tears will stand in
eyas of mtny a groj-ba red man, wbo
i strred blv State fahhfully and liunora
Hather ui*y tbe advice of ona of the
ernors of S?utb Carolina be taken, when
said, "Qualify it for its best woik aud we
I liars utora accaai tit ir time to couia to
s it for its usefulness to our bol >*c<l
unionwrnllh, than we hare arer had in
past. II. L. 8.
??
ust received a lot of onr famous" Giey
lies Mo'? at I0:ti pair, also Usnts Seami
ll.sr at lOcts a p?ir at
II. M. COHEN k BRO S.
Ndws from lforth Pacolet
Stta Jase, Sept. 21.?The communion
ti es ai Salem ye-lerday was a'tended by
uuu<ua'ly largo e?to-e-*1-- The ocreilit
nod by Rer. O. 8. ltobihi.
Ut/text was Jonah, 8 : 6-10. "So tbe
iple of Niuerah bal arsi God, and God
r ibeir works, th?t they turned from
ilr seil way; aud God repented of the
I tbnt be li-d said ha would dq unto fbtiq
I he ^it| it not,**
n the ansriiOun the celebration of the
rd's Supper took place. Thia, precccded
a lecture ill which the dcaih of Chris;
* proven by bible aullioii y. Erery
t of lite work hal been foretold an 1 was
ned < ul io ibe lett?r. Nature qnd qse's
Go I lone ryi1 nens to the scene.
II r W. C. Thorns in l>st a fine thoroughd
bay' eolt froth bis pasture on Broad
rer on the 2nd, tost. From tbe tracks it
Ht have fallen iu'o tbe river, but no
CCS of esq be found,
k boy can split a ord of wood while a
a chops i*. The uiau can split two
da wbio ihe boy chops one. What haa
man aarno 1 when (lie boy has earned
50. Our answer is $5. Many will bo glad
hear this question discussed by our inatho
tical o
ilr. Willie Iluskey was married to Miss
a a 1 i .......i.. ? .-.-i ??
tv u.i avngivi vi u ioiiuui | VyUUUI V
k. ?oi.w (),ir thinks are due for a sample
the cake, uest f thc f(|?ire
iM?.o v" (lie jotfUiful couple
Last ?eek was a fine lime lo gather and
o fidder, and our people geuerally made
id use of 1>.
.ast Suurday night we had another
0 ious fn race about whielt we must
our renders. About daik Joe Estes
1 Sam Lee starte 1 possum hunting, and
dogH struck a trail. The further it
lit the louder and more fox-like it
The neighboring c nines began to
l in, and men and It-ys took more and
re it)ieie?|. as tl|e "yelp, yelp, yslp,"
the hounds increased.
l few youngsters had gatherc d at our
i)e t i spctpl an hour singing and to cnterI
a few older peisoqs who hal gat In-ro J
| eleu tq them. The raoop was shining
is full splendu. F?crjr uow and theu
could hear I lie dogs as they caiqe nearer
I nearer. It ia unnecessary f-r us to
that those pot particplarly interested in
limit were specula! ng upqn what it was
dona w l" nf er. S uae sa d ji was a cat,
olton crop for rms wear * ...
>lV" B '
*r
ill at once the lpintcpt, men aptj h>y*>
<e out "llore! here! hero! here!
s a fox, it's a fox," which ming'cl with
capinc music crcnt d a kin I of
leuioqiacal fep'op,
1Mb Ks|#s was away a'tQul of thc
s Hex and Prelim came next. Sain
's pup was also atnoug the rest. All
lies coul In'l bo saiistitd that it was n
"Snap said it wa?, for Terry Keen it."
i Foster said it was nothing but Tom
ib's lice, and somebody else Slid it. was
|ttle|; Ktrby'' and soon. Air.briec said
v^s : iLi jl'f. '.'for h<; passed his house
ahead of the Q'hor doga, pn4 Uc was
nn'ng so hir-1 ho was gi willing."
low, Mr. Klilor, you ha?e just as 1 ttle
isy e litoria'.lv, as possible about ibis unlet!
aflit r, sn I tell the oflice b?ys that
y hal b'ttcrsct this aniclo up as it is
tte-i, and f ?! it nothing but n"first class
r.c-*," ah if auy med Her come? around
office t find out anything about if, keep
mse'ves on neutral ground, as ere rte irly
fey tipst Wither (up cinuec iug lps nt)tne
h a raue of th:* kind, but f>riunately for
we bad Jim Procter's between us and al
iRer
iK|?T- *d-?The meeting at Sa'em closed yesday
with fi*e accessions to I lie ebureh.
['tie North I'ncolet Sunday School Aesociiii
wi'l meet at Wilson's Chapel next Sib i
at in A. M.
Jnto'i. York and Chester counties will all
represented in a grand l'ic ttie at l'inckr
Kerry next Saturday, 'JGth. to which
public generally are invited to come with
II ti le i inskets.
on lp: stand that nt Skuil Shoals last
id ay, soma onu stole ttie Martin g*lo
nil "from Mr, IJuvi'"on Wood's harness
i u his horse was liiiihod, atui Ml. \Vogd
? at Church. I umlcrstatt I a liberal rcrd
will be pai I for the return of (liechain
h cvi Icncc t> convict the tliie'.
Vox.
' For the'Jit mis
lhoH)wnrJ Sohoil- '
'1;c Upward School has enrolled UOO pupil*
to date, aud still th;;y come, Both rooms
i filled aud Ouch teachep has sp'd thp work
can do, or rather a giest deal morp thaji
i bp done to n.oduce the best respite.
hardly think proebttl, Pesfulozju or even
. Kianoa W. l'arker ever wrestled Jay
?r tlay w.th 10H pupils of all sizes, ages
I dirt'ereut stages <>f dcre'opment.
t seems as if the cduca ion i f the negro
et as yet bo main y expei iuicntal?as tar
I'nion ie ooucernrd ? I r the prevailing
n on teems to be, get the work dill# with
ittle an outlay a* possible ; conaequcnt'y
have two very pooily paid an ! very much
r-tnsked Tvacbcrs.
Vo coriaiuly ueel he-ler accommodations,
reed as much inoro ro ni as we now
a and one teacher inor*, at lenvt. Wo have |
Ij'o'a nUlnbcr of anrdi-ia ii)!:1: fi' in oroide !
bo OQiintr>* for place fii Si,hbo! for ihrir
li on, bill wo nrr compcijvd to refuse ihcin
waiil nf bcffer *cconaniod||'.ioiio.
o*-. if iliu licii'ioi in i ) <U thi)C prude of
k (lint is uuturu'ly expected, some of
u defects must to remedied.
ie appeal to thine in'eiesled iu the cdiiou
of our race, to lake some step?devise
4 plau where'-y the colored chihlien of
*i0V?n can e jere belter school facilities,
or education \k expecitm.^te,, (ji^a m <.f e
issary tools to demonstrate tne auodifbs
he experiment, and we will do the work,
bo Scnool Trustees and friends are routed
to visit the School us often as they
make it convenient to do ?o
(J. 11. Josts, Principal
[r Vmtsojf Chi ik *.?The regular collision
scrviovs will be held next Sabbath,
tccibcr J,. 1 nC giiuv, ? 'ii vi preach
C? rrtfj? nden ? of l i? Tivu. "
Ttokiags from the Tel. p:."ae
JosMTiLLr.S. C.,S?pt. 20?lb? wralhcr is
111 ibil th? faraers ? uld tie-ire now. and
Iim be?n for MT.nl day-. Cttia p ek- |
ing bu not commenced in earn r, o-t <
lrul, hut Ttry linle bti Inu fi. ked as yet.
'J be picke s a>o rea'y and ausious to gel to
wo k Tbe'e is no iroub'e on accouti of
the ant cipate i pioe ' sir ke.
iir. renney mod Mr. Allman, ?b? hue
V>o?n ick for soinc t n>?, a- both better.
These are the only ?ick oo?s in our town
ow.
The gr?tt revival mealing at Beth'ebem
ohueli el ?e?l last Fr day. The Christian
people of the Whole community, < f all denotninaii
>ns, were greatly b'essrd, while
tbere were about one hundred conrers oes
and about forty-one additions to the church.
A protracted meeting commenced at tbe
Baptist eliurcti here last Saturday night and
is atl I in progress. lUv. .Mr. Humphries has
no help ss yet, hut he is doing hie work
we I, preaching twice a day with good resol's.
Mr. ft. A. M hillock rtaited his slsani
' mi l a/ain the oilier dsy, and w>ll cuumence
I ginning cotton U-:norr?w.
Mr. Oliver Eaves, who lives a few ini'es
fr-tn Jonesvil e, planted about tlirer-four th?
of ?n acre in watermelons this yiar and he
so'd $50 worth of melons, b sides what bis
family used. This b ats cvt'oii at 8 cents,
nt least two hundred per cent , c tinting the
cost of making the ciop.
Mr. Crede IlkiW, of Jnncevillc, and Miss
Eva Harvey, of Trough Shoals, were itiaT i d
last Sunday. Some other Jo csv He people
will change their names or omseaomc others
ta obo.1 m thotr names, before a great while,
if there is any arpvu?M.. v.,( iu
oHok of the tetepbene.
Miss lltDe^l) Lee,' f H gansviUe, Ins hem
visiting n Jonssr l'e,
Mr. Will Hobo, of Cross Keys, who has
beep f r tome time in Orangeburg, was in
our town yesterday.
Mr. David Pennsy, of Abbrville, is with
his sick brolher, Mr. E. M. Penney.
Mr. A. a. Snrratt, of Skpll Shoals, was
in to*n yesterday op business.
Mr. B. F. \Vet>b?r his rented the atcnn
mill from Mr. II. A. Hopkins at the cross
reals near Mrs. Isaac Thouiaou's place and
has put it in good running ordev*
Messrs. J. L MpW^iner & Co. are
building an ?ddji:oa lo (heir store house.
Mr. John West and wife, of Glenn
Springs, hus been visiting iti town.
Mr. J. L. Ward, Trial Justice, h?s had
some of the co!ore-l Jonesville sinners up
f>r showing their bcligtrent prepensing.
There is a probab 1 ty of the criminal pocket
for October Court briiig incensed thereby.
Tm.Krno.nk.
We have something speciil to show you
in clothing. Cull at once.
(IK A HAM & SPARK K
? tf r :
Curresponuonue ?r .u.
Proceedings of the Sixteenth Anniversary of
the Union County Baptiet Association
Sastuc, S. C.. Sept. 10.?The sixteen'!)
annual sesspin i f the Union County Atsociation
wis held with the Fajr View liaptist
church, September 1st to 3ril inclusive.
The morning of meeting was a lit tic
gloomy, but tho delegates geucrally came
in early, and at the appointed time, the Association
>vas cpencd with dovQ'ionnl exercises,
conducted by Rev. ,\. J. S. Thomaa,
of Cre*nvitle.
The bodj- was then called to o>-dcr by the
Moderator, the delegates enrol'cd. and then
pro-eed"d to the olertion of ofhoera, which
resu ted in the pe-elcction of the old officers,
t'? wit: Moderator, Key. R. C Lampley,
Clerk, l>, N. Wilburn, Treasurer, C. 11.
Cobo.
Aftcr organ;T,a ion, Kev. IV. R. G. Humph'ici
prpachri I the |nir. d'totory sepiuon
feont Matt. v. 1 -Si subject. Christian InflurjujArmm
' *-?""j?*inu then adjourned fo~
onchMrrTmiT allcr III
lowing special and standing commi'teos were
appointed;
Spcci d commiiteo on time oijd pi co of
next meeting: E. Carrol, Q. C Greer, J. A.
tr a
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Sini'/'ii/ Schooli: J. II. Randolph, II. G.
Bailey nnil R. F. Ray.
Digest of [.tilers: F. M. Adam*, I. K,
Panlk and O. II. Kirby.
On Finance: 8. Crosby, C. II. Bnbo and
K. \V. Jcto-.
Obituaries: Rev. (I. 11. WillcforJ, J. N.
Mc vthur and O. IV. linrnct.
To Xominalc I >-legates to Slate Convention:
Rev W. K. (j. Iluniphpies, II. I{. Mupphy
and E, M. rilliiih.
(furies anil Communications! J. C, Sarto-,
B II> tenbaugli and J. G. M orris,
Stasdixu C >mxiitthk.?.
Stale Mission* : T. 1). G. Gregory, II. II,
Rphinson and It. T. Ray.
Home. Missions: Rev. C. It. Wil'cford,
JJ. II. Meador and J. N. McArthur.
phrie*, P. Ra-net.
Kilucation\ llcv C. l'l/cR, 12. 1'arrol an I
J no, Pjokcnji. !
mile ami ('oljHirlaijt C. II. Ibibn, (|. W. I
Goings and .). II. lle'etihangh.
Ministerial lulacalion: Rev. W. 1'. Smith,
J. A. F?n', H. G. liuilcy.
There n new standing cointniltco instituted:
Committee on Orplianog , and on it
was appointed ,1. II. Randolph, S. Crosby
and 12. W. Jeter.
There ??to several ,>r notaViiitv
in nMendauce, viz: Re*. A. J. S. Thomas,
of the Haptist Courier: l>r. T. M. lini'ey,
Corresponding Scc'y 8"ate Mi-sion Iltnrl:
Rev. J. L. Yass, representing tlio Maxwell I
O phanage; Col. J. A. Iloyt, representing !
The Fur in >n Momorid Fund; Col. Jnu. II. |
Patrick, of the Patrick .Military JusCtute, of i
Anderson, nn<l Rev. R. \V. Sander*, representing
the Centennial diss'o a'y Movement,
all of ah >ni mad i very interesting talks f >r
thoir respective nui?es. The usual nlc Iges
ami collect oris were made lor "lie Furn,an
Mcinorid Fund, the Orphanage and Slate
Missions.
The Morning of tlie last d y oi the Asso
cisti> n was spent mostly in miscellaneous
business, and correcting life minufes.
Uppn ino joij, it vva< res dvo I tp give nil
money colltp'.cd after preaching tlje missionary
sermon to the resident ip. pi step's Rcl'ef
Fund,
Upon amotion the f'Rowing ivero clecto 1
T. 1>. <i. Gregory, I>. N. AY i burn, llev. 11.
C. Lampicy ami ivev. C. IS. illvlord.
Ktv. II. 0. Lampley preached the miss
on if y scr non, tuk ng a? Ins subject, tlio
pnrabeof the Prodigal Son; iificr which the
Aesooia i ?n was callc 1 to or lc-, an J u note
o"' thaik- to thechurch n i l commun ty wn<
extended for their cordial cutcrtaiuinc-it
during the session; an I n!'ier a few touching
farewell rem irks, by the mode a'.or and
('l?*rk, the audience sang "Hl-'?.sel b.1 tlie
Tic tha' Hinds Out hi att* in Chi istian I >ve."
mi I *'<lj liriie I i? n.r*t-ih?_ ti'.d Tus lay in
5Gjj'embor; J892, with the U'rst Springs
phurf.'h,
This wn-. ^?j 1 |i. he the t;ast uiso ii|g the
Ass cntini over had. The weather r?.s
beautiful, also mild for the seas >n, and the
poup'e in that cointnuu ty wo-e s> li ispitable,
Btinwiug unfeigiio I pleasure in having the
b dy to meet \vi li thetn, and die dolegates
and visiles appricintcd ilielr kindness, aul
Of tolmt evf, yil.ing rtr.n lny ?uil 2ladiioii?;
and no wander so many eyes?especially
those of oil ii en?were filled with tears' iu
the cl -sing scenes, for whi'e the go id old
hymn w s being sung there was a bant}*
?b*king atfioiig "hose nearer the pulpit, and
is shiog to ho able to lijct't iigaiij in Heaven,
if in | in another a-sociat :Q;i. lv AY. J
Ca 1 and inspect our stock and prices
Gil AII AM Si SP.AllKS,
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For Ihi Times.
Ifvi from at- He risk.
lis. Eoit?m.?1 doo't know anything atout
If. ('. Butler, U?- rye Tillman, J. W. 8ioks?
W. J. Twlbert end ihose toii of polit'eal men ;
but 1 am well a-q-i-iuted e th "3?i?dUpp-r,"
ofGo.adeysvil ?. He is right, a <d I wan' him
1 to scratch Li< h?ad sad oome again. If w?
h?<l more of s'loh of brains, or mora
*"* *" * " ? Z ? #w, mm uinvn WOUI t
hue pleo'y of goo 1 a ro lend and enough
corn ra'srd in oar own County.
We are hav nga g ad mftiog at Btbethel,
conducted by Bra. Ilickton. Coleman and
me goes meetly of a a'gKt. F.ae clothes has
played out siinK A km nothing but a
pair of shoos, and fhii j are too small f .r oty
feet.
Coleman an ! me bal a talk about t? racing-land,
and we conelnded it ought to hare
been doao. First, than, throw brush and
rock in thb gullies, and keep tba sand out of
I the creeks end rivers. That would- prevent
the creeks sod rivers from rising so high
I and overflowing the bottoms. It can tedone.
The corn crop al*oul here ie good, lui cotton
and | cat are ro 'count.
A lic?p of foTks are moving to the Factories.
uverseer John O. Ta'e has worked us
mighty bard on the road, and we have good,
civilized roads in no* " !. > ?
?.?>s Wl MVUU frllftS ?
Coleman and mathiok of moving to Joan^
ville next year to run a saw-mill and a beef
market. 1 told Coleman I could find ike
people to eat the beef if he could find the
people to pay for it. That would be going
halves, fair.
Coleman or me, one, will be ont fer rotor*
thing next yrar. We will let you know later.
Everything is quiet and eereoe in thie
ne'ghborhood since the killing of four mad.
dor*.
The other ntgnt i raw ??. r?"U*_gmxf
looking clothes at church, bull cooMnift
tc'l what kind of stuff was in ikem. * V- ,
The weather is clear and' pleakanfj Sod
some people are beginning to pick out a sorry
orop of cotton. Coleman teDs me he ain't
got more than a half crop, and that is "aboui
tho site" of tho orop all ovsr thie section.
Mr. Editor, can you tell mo who wonld
like to buy ten or Ixctlvt eid?a of home raited
hncon * I would like to sell that much, but
I haven't got a hit.
1 I don't know anything about thesub-treasI
ury hi 1 or plan, and can't tell whether it
would make or rare any bacon and flour f?r
us poor farmers. C "Ionian and aie haven't
had a talk on politics lately ; but we don't
want or expect to get a dollar until we eiru
it, and then wo won't ask the government
to advance 80 oonts on it.
Road Hand.
Cirrespondt nt of tho Times.
Ripples from Riverside.
Riverside, Sept. '22.?The 10th Inst, was
a day of rejoicing by the colored population
of Riverside, The occasion was on exhibition
by Day and Sundny-Scbools. The day
school was taught hy Miss Rose Long, of the
t?wa of Union. From all accounts she has A
given general r??;?r.ottnn. I witnessed the
closing exereiaos, consisting of songs, speevlx
and d'l'agucs. AH were delivered in goa.l
style and with dignity, greatly to tho ore lit
of teacher and pupils. The songs were just
splendid. Ths colored people arc losing no
opportunity atf.-vJed by schools to oducate
their children.
The t rogramme of the Sunday-Schotl consisted
of lecding from memory certain passages
of scripture, taken from any whore in
llio Bible, from Genesis to Revo'ationa.
The scholars wore well-behaved and ncntly
dre?sod.
The clos'iig scene of the occasion consisted
in a well filled tablo of cdiules. Sharpened
ArtnplStn<i o?rafiinnp<i hv ilm lmts* k ???* ? *12.1
speedy Jti*t*oo to the endless amount of
moat*, cakes, taris, pie", etc.
lam g'nd to nolo tlntihc roads in some
soH'ons have b:en worked; some eery wcl 1,
other.i poorly. In some places the roads
have not been towehed in 12 months, and
^ niiinrllfr*'-^
ston. Hie cr p is short of la*tycaTT^Tcia^
Tho farmers generally are res dved to
r'diios o*ipon?es by reducing the a
of co'ton, and making the fa-m self-support
ng. Starvation knocking a? the do?r
will teach important truths when all else will
fail.
Mrs. J. K. Young returns to Union after
a pleasant visit to relatives on Riverside.
Mrs. A. S. Crosby is quite sick at the
residence of Mr. J. O. Brown.
M iss Sue Zeig'er, a belle of Or ntrcburg,
returned heme after an extended vi<it t?
the family of Mr. W. A. Moprheal, qt lit.
l'abo|..
Mrs, Joe has been on the sick lift f r s tnie
lime, hut is just now looking quite like Iter
former sc'f.
We hear of some chills about in spt-ts.
Mary Worthy, o dored die I t wo weeks
since, from consumption?other* to follow.
Joe.
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Ai'osn.rs or Drmookaot.?Wsslil'gt'n,
Seplombor 12.? \ mur of th* I'nc fic coast by
sovcrnl prominent Democrats, which will ho
begun to-mmrow, is a new dopar'ure in the
way t.f cani[ a:gning. Tlte nominal object of
thcj'Mirney is to a ten<l the annual (Jensentio
i of tne Democratic s cie ics <>f tin Sta'e
of Washington, which will be held nt Sp kane.
It is tho purpose, however, to do ac,r
cuip-ign worK all along tlietr route,
which will include a large pa:l t.f the Northwest
and far West, finally cbut'tig w <h a
week's part'cipat'on in th*? e tmpaign^lljfbtva.
They will leave the city at 11 o'cl >bk fo-morrow
on the lla'timore an 1 Ohio Uool and
make their first stop at St l'aul on the loth.
The rnr'v consists of Sonntor Kaulit nor. flea
black, president of the National Associat! >u
of Democratic Clubs ; Iteprea u tnii?o Djoum,
of Indiana; Kt-Reprc*eiil*tire .MoVlpo, of
New Jersey; James M Heck, of I'nilndelphia;
iid Lawrence tiarlner, sec-el wy of the N ?tionul
Association of Democratic Club".
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1,'hk Rkvoi.t tiie in* Ali,iaxi s ? St Louis,
September 16.? The farmers, an 1 Laborers'
Couvonlion rca semblet] tips miming at- It}
o'clock. The timl order of busine.'s wis iIiq
qi;es ioq on the lesolutios which were qp
yesterday ?rnd ihey were carried by t g ul
majority.
An effort to make the vote tin mi nous re* *
vwaled only two negative t tors who did not
r(dixit th" ?eso!r.t: :i cousin lug Maconc.
Tnc committee on po iumen' < i^xuization,
w tli IV. Polk Yea-nan as ch ? rman, tit it
made its report. It provides that the c^hmitteo
l e authorized to file the unnUctflv V
and (in 1} ing objections of this Convent n:ltj
the ptsstgc of any resolutions whatever ItitiV^
ing tli? individual membership of tint Alliance
to any political course of ac'.iost, and
"wo hereby protest aguins such ac i >n o'any
previous meeting infringing upon the individual
(" lith til rights of any mom r of tho
Dn|?r i
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.St.ssa rio.NAi. Scene in Counr. -Or?t|?;
bupo. tl %., Sept. 11).?A dramatic sc -po qociiILi.
l utstiiM'lit -t flio tri^l i:l" .lo'm (iilnifi
for ilie inur.ler of Irs br Iher-iu-Uw, Inth
beiog j'al us over tiie fuvon of * youugor
sister. Public o ini >n ns w 11 as the evidence,
was overwhelmingly at ISiipin: 4
At the couclucoti of the closi g ivgimont
it.? audience burst into cho-ts, tvbieh it t^ok
the jn Igc five n>inuin? to >?| prcs!, Tbe
pris nicr thought lie was g >11 ^ to . t?e lynched
arid sat very bivPy frighienef. The jn'g4
lis I the doors cloS -tl and fiuvtl >c'i of the
twq bundrod spoet?tor?, after wbicl| lie t|i>cjvrcc}
the rase tq be it mistrial,
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For the largo; . ? ?? 1 i-.m Jinr of : hcee n
Fools at the lowest prices, cull on '
U It All AM k SPA11K3
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