The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, December 11, 1891, Image 2
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R. M. 8TOXHH, Editor
8. 8. 8TOKB8, Local Editor
Friday, December ill, IN 1)1.
SUBSCRIPTION, 91 60 PFR ANNUM
Voir officii dx&zotoby.
The P. O. will be opened for buaJucia
ftwaa 8 A. M. to 0.00 I'. M.
?i: ?.- / vrucr vtpirtmtnt will be
epened for bualneea from OA. M. to 4 I*. M.
The Northern mail will oloaeet 121*.
M.. Md the Soutiiera Mali at 0.00 P. M.
AlFiBWKe or IrregnUritle# fhoaldj
v\tll lb>ring--T. K. Fntdfr.
Notice to Creditors?J. W. Kelly.
Dank Stock for Hale?T. L. Karnes.
| Tax Notice?N. B. Morgan.
Sale of Personal Property?W. I'evkncll.
"* Notice to Creditors?H. S. Stoker.
Milk Cow for 8ob?Mr.-. F. K. Spe-irs.
Important Card? Funt ilros.
New York Toy Cunpouy.?It. Itobcrs u
Manager.
Cotton Mabkkt.?At the time of going to
prtM yeatcrJoy tho ruling price of Cotton
wan 7 1-4 oentr.
19" Laurens had n $10,000 incci.diury
f ro last Tuecdny morning.
Cgk- Mr. Dnvid 1 homos, of S| nrtnnburg,
tr.as robhed of a considerable nun of mooty
but 8aturdny night.
mm pt.'.... ... ; "
(' UTention will mceliit hi Bethel on tbo lib
Sabbath (27th) of this mouth. Program next
wev-k.
You can buy the best calicos, 10 yards f. r
?1,00, at II. M. COHEN & IIKOH.
Afler over lliiity ballot", f .r
Jpvalter of the bouse of ltcprcsciitalivc', mi
Wednesday lost Hint 1? >dy elected 11 < >i.
Charles F. Crl?p, of Qeorg a, us its prtsi 11n?e
officer. "?
The Jouosvillo High .School will give
a 1 u-rary eolcrtuinnictit, and tiie ladies of
the town will give an elegant mpj er on
Christmas night, for the benefit ol'the new
l're.-bylsrinn Church.
? ? ? * ? - ?
_ S . me wonderful hnrg'tius in Men's lints.
^ hi OltAlIAM & 81*AUKS.
Aft- UFUUUI 11IU??IJ 1IIIU an ioquear,
last Wednesday over the body of Mrs. Dank*
Gregory, who was found dtad in her bed
that morning The jury returned a verdict
of 'death from rheumatism of ihu heart."
B0L. 1 he big advertisement of Giuliani
A Sparks, which occupies t-W' ( pace of < no
cViitun and a ha'f, has knocked out every
one of our correspondents this week. There
is some mighty good reading in the "big
ad," though.
Safety Tins 5c dozen. Dexter Whiti
Knitting Cotton 5c., at II. M. COHEN &
DUO'S.
S?~ ShcritTGeo. S. Drafts, of Lexington
?' tinty accompanied by bis Deputy. Mr.
(borge, arrived hero lust Tuesday and earlied
Richard McDuflio Co'.cmnn, llio man
who was confined in jail here lor stealing Mr.
Lawman's inulo, to Lexiug'on County.
Men's Boots $1,115, Boys Boots Too
. . m? w?? <**>, mtt Rt 'crrr.i mx i*r <r.
SPARKS.
HaHf" Last Saturday, Mr. S. 1,. l'ryor,
living near Asbury, in this County, killed
a hog of hi* own raising that weighed -1'Jd
lbs, net. IV e would like to hear of a hog
r.iicod in this County that can outweigh Mr.
Pryor's. Lei's heir from the hog raiser*
of Union of the {number and weight of the
h gs they have raised and killed this year.
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In conscquouco of a number of new
Advertisciucn's coming in late; and the
necessarily lengthy synopses of the bills to
chungo the firm of County government and
the I'rohibition bill, both of which are n >w
before tlie Legislature, wo are compelled to
no ii all favors fr un cirre po idvnts r.ad an
editorial or two this week.
Coraliuo Corsets 8">c. C.-niii Corsets 00c.,
at II. M. COllUN & BUG'S.
V?4- The Legislature elected last Wcd->
. lie day J. L. McLaurrn, Hoprcsontative from
Marlboro, Attorney General, in 11-ice of V.
J. Pope, promoted to the Supreme Bo a eh.
IVo expected that Msj. Townsend would
no cuosen ior iiini position, lie tins ceil'im- '
1? ? ??? csrr.ioi nuu fa liilul service as Ass'st
tut Attorney
If the Prohibition bill n .w before
the Legislature becomes a law, i> \vii 1 nece-bovi
y entail a heavy tax upon the ei i/.e's
of this and, no doubt, ninny oilier towns in
the State, to meet obligations already contracted.
While we would like to see so;;n
measure adopted that wnttid snppresi the
iixr of all intoxicants as heverages. vve don't
think the most stringent laws in uny one
State or country will accomplish that end,
so longas intoxicants are mado in any other
State or country.
Ladies sec our Worste I Dress tJeods 1 "J
yarIs for $1, Shoes <*>0c, La li s tints |.'?c all
Wool Flanel 1 L'.Jc, and a great many o'lmr
things as cheap in pioportion.
(iliAllAM \ SPAItKS.
StiS" In a letter front a fried in tl ?
C"iiotry wo find tiie fdl'W.ng: ' If your
town people will give our country peoj l- i
fair price, they will get all the Turkeys tliex
w ,nt for their Cnristmas holiday dinners.'
It is the price that let hers u?. i? specie! .
fiien i. We can't afford to pay ltictsa pound
forTurkey, with the fc.u lies on. If tie t
price is not high enough to supplement tie
present ehort crop of low priced cotton,
we'd like to know bow high you would wan1 J
a ful 2-year-old gobbler to fly. lie gets out
tif mil' lumoli n I I liut
IfoKiuiek-Smyih.
Invitations nre out (or the n. hit age of our
highly esteemed young ft it nd, A. Fostir >icKissick
to Miss Adger thuyih, oftjnenville,
on the 17th inM. May ii.aoy y nrs n J
happiness aud prospeiry atiiuiy u and
yours, foster.
Uoys Brogau <VJo .1 piit. Uvii.u. .' hots
00c afoirut II. M. t'UJIKN &
|y w? ipurti (htl lb*1 Cotton Plant, n -w
pubisheil at Orangeburg, to to I e moved 'o
Columbia, and that a commission has been
iaaued to tha Alliance 1'ubliahing Company,
with a capiul stock of f 10,000. at 910 | ?r
share; Ihe principal place of business to Ins
at Columbia. The corporator* arc D. I',
Duncan, J. IV. Stokes, J. A. Sdgli. IV. D.
Evans, William J Straight, J. IV. Howdcn
and D. IV. McLaurio.
?ti?L mo At ianco be u*cl for?
We bavo^Uliaiice Daoks; Alliance Insurance
comptatiKH^^u^^^tores; Aliunce nam'
printing. ful>i
lie interest ofkatjin
llcwnrc, gentlemen ! the heaviest Mow ih*
l>e| ublicnn paf-ty received, and ili.it did
more tobrcikitup thin anything else, ?m
the "Kepubliosn Printing and l'tdilidiin ;
Company." and "history may rcpcti' it*, f '
very disastrously for the Al'ionce
Ill? c?|ienen?! Wit II A II1UUCC S!OI 0<, ,v .
mice warehouses mi 1 other joint busiii s
transactions have been northing lut m?? i-t
fuctry to iii<livi<liiMi members of the All'
mice; and frein personal knowledge mi 1 ex
I eiicnoc, we do not know any bus ne s tin
luis more hidden teak hole* through which thi
dollars of mi inexperienced stockholder c.in
s ip, before he know* it, thnn the printing
nnd^pnhlUhing husitiss'. On paper it is i
profit ihlu itnd u'luri*ig business, but in nine
oihch ' lit of ten, joint s'ock publishing com
panics have prove I ti bo '' coino into my
parlor, Hiid the s; ider to the fly" concerns
iiti'l slinky, the proprietor is very apt to pro
pose to his friends to organise n joint H >cl
company; and it is not uncommon then t
find the proprietor slipping out, leaving tli
joint stock" t i discover, when (oolite, ilia
they iiitd u heavy joint debt mid a bust ties
they know nothing ab'uit on their limits
They lind that the proprietors figtuoa 1 i-d
- . . ? .
fimr Whi'c the I.rgij-liinrc has heeii ban
at work, it has had before it tint few measure
of general inter'si I i our read its, and mm
of local i'op' i iiiiicc further than to cluing
the law tcgula'ing thv election of
Treasurer of this town.
'1 lie flee I'nss bill the 1'inlnh lion lull
tli<> County (luvrianient bill, the election o
lliu Chief.lii<dice un-1 an Associate .lusti:.
of ilie Supremo Court mid mi Attorney (Sen
oral have engaged lu ot of tlio nttentiou c
1 kuw uw^l ?IH ?IIWIO IIT 1WIIH UIWIIUIW.
Importance still <>ii the calendar, of wbicl
\vc know nothing, as yet, except ilieir titles
Now tImL the Semite has ki led tlio Frci
I'iiss bill and the I lousy lias passed the I'ro
hibitiou btp, wo suppose the latter will liru
something of a reform na'urc to occupy it
time and give vent to the oratorio <1 power:
of its members, while the Sent te will it
turn, have its time fully employed in disputing
of the I'roll i hi I i 01 li II sent to it IVnin tl.i
house.
. r*
jh';,y in Ivlgeliol 1 last Sat it Jay, depttlt
Sherill < lit /.I, sou of I he Slierill" of that county
with two ni-i-ouii's, went t a negro gallitr.
ing tonrrcsl a negro by the mime of lutinlny
for whom Mr. Ouzt had a warrant. Lutulay
re I used 11 suite <l.'r, and slot and killed
Mr. O ut. lie, huwevcr, was .masted and
plac -d in i he Co tst'y j >il.
Tit rents of lyiulnng were made by friends
of the niurhivd man. an 1 the Sheriff,
Uttdt r itiStrtl tin-- IVjui the \juveraol". the
neit n'tcnio n called out "lie TCiIgefteht
(J it aids to protect tie pri toner. It seems
that tlii until thy from the (i >vi rtmr was
not nceivid until at- ut -I o'clock Sunday
afternoon. and while the Mum ill' w is at his
son's fuliera\ about -1 e clock, a tiutiiber ? t
mask'd men went to i!ie jail, forcibly u?k
the kc;s front the j ulor in charge, went to
Litnday's rch and il is ru'd literally ti idled
him with hul cts.
.
Nursing C'r ?ts ,'*ic. We are s dling out
at cost. II. M. COilUN \ IWU'S.
K^W. The f d'ow'u. > aro th " app ntnenimadt
by Confcrone * fa" this 1?i-st ri?-t :
.1. M lb.i.1, presiding elder.
! j;. ?' II.M.ii i IIU'l'll. II . II
Kii'hiv 'l-nii.
llethel Mi.-ti iu. ?\Y !.. Vui: ami J. F.
Smith.
I'm.m.?T. K. Muni*.
Cherokee.?J. C. Be-'scll. K. 1.. Wcohor >??p.
Closheu lliil.?NV. A. Clark .
Jon^vil'o. l?. Tiller, sue. W. II. Miller.
Gufljicy.?It Clark .son.
' Lumens.? IV. I. Iferli'it
Nmlii l.aurvn-.? I. W. Shell, J. W. I ri-iav.
sup.
m
\i en.! X M'AUKS I5ij? S'ai Ji
tor Sale fur ihe i e\t lo ?l:i\- .
?
Thr .'/ i t' ti'/u.i .* / c nitaiiithe
folio a iug e ml. which i* cheering news
In I lit.* J e.'i h? i f the whole St ?' a- i\ -ll ;n
the eit i.-ns el'the City of C. liua' i t :
Coi l miii \. S. ( . N v. "Js, 1 VI.
The rep H < I a it '.("r' in ill I eii ? i 11. t 1
here iitni<\ ami m 1 he mi It way, n it
tie ether inill--, us mioii a* the title- i
tramfeiel to the Coi:i; ?liy wi.i h } ir
i hui-e i the e til ?1.
1'.. A t.'urw, Supt.
cvftiiurf Dec. llili i?t 7:-'5) 'e A ! in. n.
berk arc urged to a11<1 i.< ilit re will !>. an
election of officer* tor the cu-uin? Mat ni y.-r.
\\ . !>. A htm i Jm c v.
a
itnpoi tint Card
A.l pcinoiis iniirli'C'il t<> Ian' I !* ?. i>r
-ii } i m atv iiuiii-.l;. ii'|i.e?i<. i l > n.'.'
5111 t int'lit t ?li.; i j; ; 1 i < in i.! Ii. as \t c I. . \
miiiio \??'V Ii - .vy |i }lilCIlt- to lli..l?e ?>U ;;l !
1 i'fel C I ii C I ?" it J 4. II11 a IV
?There
ta I*o Shortage la Mr Seott'a Sacoanta T!
Wo fioi in the A'eirt ami C'uurt'r, of t!??
It'i, the fallowing v? 7 i furtor/ rtfutn'ion
i f the statement > *>1* i.i the.(lore tv- li
o.'e iuc??npe to the L- hi urr, i)n-1 Mr. 0
Sell, Ibe efficient c-i t?>n< Tr *<?r r
of fa'on County, was ikvrl fllo 80 iu hi* b
account with tbe Fto < . A
Wo consider Mr. Fcotfc o ? of tbe moat J'
eienu.Urv *%/ ? h::.,.. lutioaii men ^
in 'he State, and fe't sure ibat ibere was a ?
grave mistake in lit: top rt that bo waa t
ab< rt one dollar In hia office. When Mr. 1
Scott goes wrong in his official duties we '
*lia!l uiiu'nint tbe bone?ty of any "??n: (
'). T"'"? T' 1,1 n. ' * iSf
ciniemcni wiron/n your coiumna 01 that 1
pu-1 < f Governor Til'maVu niessngo to fbe '
' l.o< h'?lure, uow in knouii, in which lio re- '
Or* t > tho shoitage in the treasurers' offices 1
in Char!c~fon, Sumter nud Union ciuhI oh. 1
This I do io justice to myi-clf nnj for tint in- 1
format on of (lie people of Union <*<ninly. | i
make (lie assertion mint emphatically i|i?t 1
there is ii > shortage in the tre surer's office
of Union County, Bid, nj I understand the
t< riii sh tinge, tliere never I.us b-cn a *lr rln^e
in llio treasurers ofFce of Union Comity.
Sincu 1 have been serving in tint capacity,
I h.vc a'wnyn been fluitnially a1 lo to inecl
every demand mndo upon in" by llio |roper
iiiiili >t itiea, and linve never fnilc I to <1 > ho
' promptly when there was funds due and in
c my bunds.
i The nieirion of a shortage in the Ti-i-nsor,
cr's ofiico if Union County, by Governor
'I iliuino, a 1 grew out of a ins'ake whioh
1 oecurre I in my settlement with Co nptro'lc*
tb iieiul I'.llrrbo for the I mt fi: cal ye ir. The
mistake < ccttrro I in tins way: When 1
settle I with the Comptroller General for the
I) sen I yen- 1888-811 I own I the State $llo oU.
I mini I'm imml 1-t Mifii ['ViiV"Mhrftmf r
it "us thought'ess'y placed with my other
{ rceeipts from the Stn'e Trc-auivr. Hence
the roc pt was brmight in us a cr<d't to
" n-e in Cm; lust settlement wiili (,' .inj trailer
'} (< i not ill Klierhe, whe-i it should nut have
I In en. Several inontlis after the setllcun nt
M I w is notified by Comptroller Gcner il Mil rbo .
ibut in looking over his papers and looks
lie bud ili-covcred a mistake; which Ind
'ccnried ill our settlenient of $fl"> n!>. un-l
that I wns y? t due the S'utc tli it amount f>r
I the ti.se <1 \ eur 18H1MK), mi 1 after an iuvivli
p;.li u I toiind loin e a reef, nml I nt unco
paid lie- summit ??\er to the State Treus'irer.
'I'll iiinstike was wholly unintentional o i my
par'. It "us si in: ly a human error cousn
m tie I by myself, Coiiit ln 1 er General
Ml eibe and Audit r Morgan.
II lias i?v? 'i iny iikm ntn i'M vu 11 aim
ile?ire amee I It ivo Im-c" trenaiir r of t'nim
' <'onnty, itt J? ! form the ilntios of licit cilice
i? laitliltilly ami with till fiiirnn*H to my coii*-111
ileitis, ti'i'l 1 fell unite t liunk fill tlmt I tun
,. a>snro<l. l<y the frank expressions of nuni_
J^ersof ih he nseu in the c tiniv, tint 1
' l ntt*fjj't I1:) iitiixi't tifTnntmnrm na<i?f lotion in
1 the <liscli.it go of my otltcinl iluty.
i, .1. It. '1'. Si'ttrr, Coiiiity Treastn'or.
u (Mliee of t'oit'iiy Treasurer, Union, 8. ('.,
1'eceiither,
. ?.
I lho Lodge of Goo<l Ti?mplar3.
< It was no! from any feeling of inli fleron co
* cr the s'i/h t hostility l<? the orlor of
t (it <i.I Temp! rs cr the gruil cause iij oti
v.li e'l it is f tin.lei, that we lnvo n *t
II niiiioiu e <i ill" organization < f ti l.oil.-e in
tl i< t wis hrf ro : hut partly f< r want of in.
formal >oit a'ol partly for want of room in
onr e ilitirr. i an-i-1 us to jot] ore the aniintni'-cmc-t.
'i ii l.o'lye was orgv?i/.oil Nov, 10th, under
the ratlin of 1'iiioii Lodge, No L'il3. The
('ti it tiiseml < rs are :
I .a lie .-Mil. W. II. Miller, Mrs. 1. S.
i'arr s, M;>. J. !. Harris, Mrs. llobt. Morriton,
Mr*. W. I. llerh-.-tf
(ieMh ni'.'it,?IV. II. Miller, Geo. Minute,
.1. I'.ison. J. 1. Hurt is, 1. S. Hnrr^ .Inn.
?min-,-in W"nii? ', tfirTitsTr^rTtr"
Green, !>r. t'. T. Murphy, W. I. Ifci'er!, S. |
M. Hire, Jr. K. I II I t. Morrisn u, F. C. j
Milling
'j lt-> : jr . liice"' were elected Nov. ]
. lT'li
V. t'. 'i'.. Hol t. M orison,
\V. V. T.. Mr- Mi 1 r.
W. f'l a Ilev. \V. 1 lltrhett.
V.'. Si f'v . ' i I'. M Ilioltc,
W. 1 S . J. I. liar:N.
\\. 11 S.. I. .! !:
V. ! iv:u.. K. Tho : a \ jt
W. 1. S.. I'.-v. V. !!. Mi Km-.
! v.\ a. w. civm.
. \V 1' 'T.. IM i: I'lly.
S. J. T. Vi<. Ml11.
I Tho !i - 1 or liiiiy n eniKcr?. with 1
I I It o i?r:plit' - : I'i'inp. )i soicC' -sitil *
; u:ii| highly !" : vficiil lynnizatio'i, in the ,
1 grott ciinso t' torn lane in i pu ity : ! cjn?
| oma nuiim^i'no ymu r {ie im'c >f cur cnuuuuj
nii\. May ua n.wiifcuee nn I numbers in- j
i crei.?e iiiui! rreiii's hi* .il' lie i ni:;i 11 ir.
our t -tea i'.l c li? c I it?. 1 v it gl>?i >ns i i
banner. , 1
V J i i'j: w i iCC tl(i
J It was t >! uni\i ' i-l t > i' * wi;> h i
: fen 1 an 1 I ' ii'-i i a- ii i i- l in n- < 1 ti. il ; ni i \
j nt the ' 1 'ii i 1 i - M - .r l rial ng i JtrK't 1
I WIIII nco' lie C I. 1 I Ii <'.:!.) . i ClltC HI ,
I t'haiK st ii. t: ? ii v. a I'>k .m ?1? i' '
luiti'Ui of ihe . . i i* '1'in i.uiit ?Ic- '
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, in n: to K-: J'll'i : : . v 11 ice on t!i< , ,
j Sup; c'uv ' U'' !.. . i - j ifiit y i >
ivii- ir t a Mirp'i-e i i .ii r. ii'ii Ait roe) ' ;
ii'Micial I*. , ! irv I 1 v i;i' I.e.: *luMir* 1
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, to 11.1' h t:li :i i n ; -.< ; > il )?<(: ? ! ,
! . i ih- J n- lie ->f I ? .!: l'. . \ i r t
.1 ii'l.'o W! 1 ( . i t it* 1 ?!! win;; \ I
Sfir.i'c. 11'<n -v.
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Wiillnc* v. :i lice IJ
i<\ .ioin r f \I !' i r. i ,
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I ? 11 ? Major.iy >
ism !;< in rem iMe fa t lu i 1
tlull i- |l?e v. r; 1 iJuritV for l'??J C. ] 1
I'lic !. rco rj. W il. ee j !: 1*1, - :
t il iii.'l n. : :i' fiii . : ... . f.ili.e
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\ -'.n^ a il .1 iiih s Mu 11', i,?. ?, n iiii . i Li* j
inee nc of ilif M.-.-oiif Or i:>! ! il. i.i
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S :i t >i" I'fike ni"i Mnj. T .v :-e:i ! .v ?.vc ?
! ll*i I'm a 1'k mlal ia, M'?if.? I iy.
i Mr. illiain V. Kins, our i;,i i.ic '
pa; !i ; iiii' r, )i i* lie i. ] ? . "i. Ie?l, mm ! i? j i
tiu.v al lii" i i y Oiiice in IVluiiil.".*. i. ije j
M: il. \!i. |)f 1 la; f !, , air
litis <M i
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j n a a Ifi.jji ii GKtll.DI Si pI'A iv|
w i 1 jj. ve i . ii i.? Jim .u. ' i
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r^OiommTatm /lai? or coinrrr
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At the elc.'ion tin CJu-tilu* fj
w'i I protflJ^^^K rr'f*r i to the e ccion (j
f c<>nt.tv ners ww repealed, and
lure then h'.j Uen full of admi' ii- #er
illi iU plai^L( Were peuJ ng lo meet th;? n(
ictus in o^^Bstein of county go?ernm<ut. |,j
i bill for thaPIArpore has been in'roluced
rdnlly by Kcprrseutelivi* J. !?. Mcl.eiirt* ?n(
' ?iii^> onUi7 Evans, of Aiken. t,
'be bill erasdnf ei by there gentlemen nn 1
knator w. I>. rtmds, ofMulboro, ami it ^
iu been In course of pr-pimtion during
be lea' yq$r. Tbe following is an epit into
if the bllkSimeetcJ :
- BeetenaejJM^Lv^cts relating to the e'eetie?,
~%<l4 fitcbts of upiuty
toroniNeiori' nVrouci eby a. *
Beeti n 'J. lib ere shell be an cleo'ion uel I I "j
it the noxt/"? ?tl election for Bute officer', j.
iu tbo several c| ntit-s of the 8tate, for one
aotinty en; crtl?j. and ut every (reioral e:oc- |(|
lion (be* c iftor W"ose term of oiGee shiH be
Iwo years; jr vplcl tha< immediately ufier "
Ihe )?a**ngc of ?!% 'm act the Governor i-liril ^
appoint O'io dian-eet freeholder in ctela of ,
thea vcrd c Utiles to act as sttpervis r uni
1 tlie elec ion sla'l have bion hclJ. a
Miction '?. tli^bon I <f the county rup r- .
vi-or Hlift'i l?e t? Uic penal mini or p-i,uutt.
Section i. Hil county supervise shall
have general iuiWdktion over a'l pu'lic
highway*, iomIs, Vidgcs and fenics, i ml ^
over the paupers, tnd in n1! mailers r.dut- 0
ing to taxes and ^disbursement of public
funds for county pui-poses anil in uuy otli*r
cane that may be kece-sary for tho in'ern ?l w
iiuproveme;t and local o mcriis of the c maty
; ho shall li ive power t > administer oaths ^
in matter* peilainirtg to liis office. 0
Heotion f? The G rn >r shall npnilnt one
liscreot freeholder in e>ch township in the
scvcial count < 8, w'no shall be known as the
township roa l ouun ssj uter, whoso term of |
office shall bo colermiuul with the Governor
comnii?s^WPf?P^li.'i!l fTrSTTT^ThcToinUy
$ >0, fo be applied <? the county roa 1 fund ;
provided that rto prsiu ehsll bo required *
to servo more than once in every four 3 cars ;
and said c ?mmi->i >ner shall during tho term
of bis office, be exeinj t from ail road an I
jury duty. .
Section (i Tho cm.iuy supervisor and tlie
comruiHsionerH of muds slmll const tutc the
county board of ro-d commissioners, tho
supervisor to bo chairman.
Section 7 Tiro I 'Wiiship commissioners
and the county miper-isor stiall orginiz; as ^
soon as prattle ibl shal meet 1 hereafter ^
011 tho first Mcnd.iy in .'aiiunry, April, July
?ml October of each 3011-at the eounty emri
I10US", to transput business. The chairman
may call extra m cling-1, and shall be rcipiirid
to do so lip n the written request of
thro-1 members oi tho board. I
S-ction8 Tho stipcrvi-or and tin commissioners
shall 1 tv oil' the road;", bridges i L
and ferries ?f the several townships of their
respective counties nlo convenient sccti-ma, .
which ahull he numbered, for the purpose of ji
lett tig out the fttvvc to lie worked under j.
contracts.
tteciiou Tho coullt3 aupervisor shall (
advertise in . newspaper in his county*, ones
a wick lorthr-o mo*lc^aiid by posted n tiecs
fi r > ils for opera1 ing tin: sotci v- ?* .<-.[).mis of c
highways 1 tc , the lowc-t I i I made 1>3* a re
s|mii?im u priv'ii io ne acccptou.
Stcfott 10 The contractor sbali enter in- I
to bond double il-c amount of his kid. ! j
.Sect'-ou II Iu case of failure to perforin !
eonili'ij-.s of hond, the oard shall declare j .
the sn?ne f '''"'UVal""1 l',c s dtciior shal en- j p
ter suit for tlie peffnliy 'hereof, the in toy |
recovced to become n put of t'.io county }
riiicI fund.
Section 111 The hoard shall have power to ,
rem vc dcfik dting contractors and re-let the L.
c ndracts.
Section I? The con ty treasurers are
iiti ln i-zed and f nifowerc'l to receive from r
jci-.-ons liit.let> road duty the stun of $1.?>0 c
ns ? c niniuta ion tax in lieu of nil road
duty, and all money s> i id shall hi set ?
a pa t and known as 'lie c urity roid fund.
This tax shall ho paid ott or hoforo March
1 fe.tclt year, mrwhcii the St ue and c-unry
rnsT^nie^^^^^TOi^'i lirt i f those who hive p
['aid their c nn ut.o t is, an I the township c
Miniuissioncra sha 1 furid-h trio supervisor a u
list of those liab'e to road dit'y, an 1 th e
ntjiervi-'or shal! ch ck off the named of all j ?
|crso"s reported oti the list of the county
roa-urer as having paid the r commutation 0
lax. in d nil persons nunc 1 en the !i-t so w
decked sha'l he required t > perform road p
Jttiy not excre M'trf c ght d iys. i p
b'ecti n 1*? The e-- tract r Midi al ow the
l.oard of road coautiiss o crs ti i h-j- ti.an I .j
icnt- / r diem for t'ie l it ..r if a.iy pers >:i i c,
< 1 to him lytdcr Section 11, and sa d ; v.
- ail he >t "ti the ain nut dit- , |
in iiotitr rt ii^i^th.- i .,no
recti a 1 lit ease ' . ret'ii-.V ti fay com- | t
i.i:ra io:i t x cr t ? pet 'oitn r a 1 dnty a J-'Cf- j |;l
a -:. ;i' 1 1 c deemed fs ;! y of a ini-d'iii no r I ti
i nl upon Comic i tts'ia 1 1>- lined >! ? I ,
. ... i.upi i-oO ;< :.t I'.r '? try ! ?ys, pr?. .
. did ti. .1 if h . # ,:I . i 1 to p ty the tax ihc lt
U'.ty *f. i-u'cr t- mult, fi/el ti receive i lk
he sain with ? jointly ? : "<) per cent aid- I ;
I it u.e s.fi.c Jv tendered within fiiteen : J,
. t II
> v . III i . A I rP-y.ii the C uaiy Jf
r c*j crii i i ?! * i i I*-" | ro- ntci t<? ,j
: l?e I r 1 < -?r I .i ; - ami i lie super- s.
ti-'," -n 1. ; W .ririt "i the conn y !
s . 1 j iy thij s ?ine out of ! p
llie I. : r... .
v.- ' it ! 'i :it h at 1 trltull t?t li?3 lit - I .?
ifi-i.t . to .it i.i.?ke ;i rep >rt to the j ie- j,
j it y r i:.t tiul luit t-1 to the
itr.r I.< ry. ?1 . ti e r netin^s inl !? inji- ,
ii. 1 t:t- .it it f lite loutli for (Le llscii' j , ,
t t.,r. I ...
> ; i ^ueiilifrs of itie cotiuiy | |.
it-- tr i t .t C'jjtuiii-iotii'r.t shil huvcp w- w
t ?t .iti--icr oaths airJ it pwi;'?h l?v a ;>
fin-- ii . ecli" : $10, t ini| risen mum ; ti
.*. i o? t vo' ty-four ito-us, any | i
:t- . . i y i ; l.-?r-ler!y con luct amount- :
: t ] ri or contempt or inter- J f
tipti"ii of 'in ir ; i rec linj!". m
.-veil ti i ro . aifl after the pa-sapc 01 .-t
. - :ic', :i 1 til c >1 I-.I'I'! 111UIIIC*(XIt HUiliiil' ('j
,ivs which, tni'ler the ox Miinjf law-, have ' p.
' .Afr to <rntff.ee e uviets I i confinement 1 ;k(
ii ] r:-1 ti-. >' a.l v ti'-n e uli ab't bo'l eU inn o !
:0ti%I? t- to hr<r.t 1 ?l.??- .ijrort die pnh ic works j >i|
if the c?>'..nty m whic.i tii'l person shall c<
rive het n .ii\i ;te<l. provi |.*.| that n ? eon- , gi
. t wli-.se .- -nteiic -h <1 he for a p iiol ! i,
oti jt*" : lit ' two year*.thai he so : oMenc'l. w
c i ii . i .v i ei.iivi i- ,-> sentence I nil' ' (J,
e hi: let t'. f*?-tiitol of Il o sii| ervis r. nti'l
y : :'j .. 1 in' ) a ei: iiri-jj'irijf mi-l ri
: . i i m: :at l.iti'J Jr.'/ ir up the e un* i
i <*i
- " a ::: 1 ho county sti[,ivi-ot jlia : 1 'J
i ; ... -1* anil tp, 1 of - Iff tif shI ,
i I no I I'lVictx. llo ...tt pi'0?i ||"
. m j i i' rmiiiI he ?VorX.
:iJo ijif-s ip t'.i-or -hail if al ow
i t o . f.-es ant t - - lor ii. ii? mil- i ,
re now a bwclshcrilf". Hrtilaiiii 1 ho I
ii-. I i i he e tu ty i a-1 fun t.
. . i ... . ... i i i i
*.:1 \? . n i'> ? ?il- linii I r I ir- i i\ - , ' '
i;>. iViMii* .i.ay Min-i.il lii-ii i-i J ""
i..- i it-1. ftiy ' r ?!? jail. ?\ he* the
!i iii: .ai : i int pini-l jet t i y ?ii i:i te
si i!i r >u:ii? juil.
i I ii- .-iijn; vi-?>r . lull! o nj?!oy ,r
I |'i:V- ( 'Ml iii Kllli', 1 oiicul II 'i to iok i mi
ii vi>- His cuiiiiiitiiiiiitioii, us \.o I . ' if hi
in: i lines j.iy sol ib-il. t > l>e paid for ut if
Ii -i ii I fm <1. 1 1
;i a ) T i fi .vurnor rhull appoint ' *
Iim . li ii I 'S , pitch fl"U ity t > he ?
i: ii as Miliiiiiis-iu its of tlii. pii -r, !; *i
i ot .n c fliiii! I,. t .p. iiiin.it wi ji tljii j li
: i li....! j: iTii hhiuo i ro\ ..si.iiis arc i1
..111 - is wi h rni'l foiiimis-i n is '
I' . '! ii- e ii ty cii| oryi-or xholl ho J hi
i a rm.m of Jl.o loan! of road com- j "
iit^jivbtrs. 3
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8e**tl n 28 The ; q r I unmi ?? >:.?>? shall
kve gen ra ?u< rvMon over lha i-KUierx,
id S'<ul> P'o id o * 1 nec?s-ary build-tigs je
r Itieir i*.c :nui iruion, with eufficieul th
l?bl? 1 ?nd. ,?t
Secion 2!l The boird s1.all appoint a sup- ?i,
.ntendent. w:ili .such a.^sistairu as may le
teded, for ilia p/or house. aiil one or more l t
t>y?ici*'iH. co
Section 30 ihe Do .r 1 cy
k'c i ower t? demand and sue f r ?ll gift*. t;,
c., c ming to ths toard.
S.ciion 31 Intake uny poor child sha'l
ico.'iie cli t'gciblu to il>e county, the bnnl
Coimn suouer* may bind out Mich child as
t appreut cc to fo'O* perjon !' good mo*al tt'
wracter. *1
Section V2 Any moneys becoming due on .
?y rcogniz nice given for the maintenance ,s
? ll .1 .....I- -t. jl.l i ty Mur- ft!
ce shall b* pa d to iho p or comm vllro+r*
>r the brticUt of such child. '
Section 3d Too county supervisor Midi !
ave powe* t > mako a'l root rati* for nip- 1,1
lying the poor liotr e. (
Section 31 All accounts araimt the poor nt
nune lha i bo pivseutcd to tbe p'i*r c un- s'
ilssiouer*.
u ...? . . I-'O ih.l '?
v* . /./ ... ... v.... -F |
t the 1 -at t Min of the Court of Geueril c?*- ..
i >ri', mi . no i ye?r, report to to tin* presiding '
edge tii ct ue iu (lie roul commissioners.
Section 30 The county su|><etvi?. r shall "
rocur.: . n 1 uiopt :i soul, u descrip ion of
Midi .stiii' 1 b<; filed iii the ollioe f t!ic cleik '
f tli court, blieritf, trtasurcr tin 1 Secretl y
f til tie.
Section 37 Tnii provide.* f-?r tho cases |,
there IVs s nre all ?wed jurors, w.tnesso*, etc. a
lectin dd The fees shall bo paid by the k
reasurers of ilie c >uutier oil j r scutuiioti <t ?
ertitic ilea. it
Setti.i i 3'J The accounts of the coroner T
,ti?i of lie ?li?r:ll for dieting pris outs. and h
iliys ci.itis' o. surgeons' tees for />?nt mortem it
aid fir test fyiog us experts siiad lie up- |
roved by the presiding judge, nul the p
mrr f^ym-nt of the suoto. " |o
Sect i n 4 ) Sheriffs, coronets and con- b
tub'cs shell execute all legil orders frotn
he various boar Is herein provide 1, ?ud shall r
cceive ihe su'iie l\.cs uii 1 coi's al ow d in g
ither c i-es.
Section 41 The reports and settlements of n
he county te surer and other ollicers, now ;
'eipiire I to b made to the county ceniuu - ?
loners, skull beiiuule to the county Miper- c
r|#or. ij
SccCou 42 Tne coutity suptrv sor, uf er a
: iiihu la* ion wi'li the different boards, slia'l .u
epoi t to the comptrol'cr general i?y Novum- j>
ler lf? in ctiah year, :itc union .1 of money a
necessary to ay the ox; on-os incurrel by o
aid binds, the repott to he Mibini ted to a
he Ucner ?i Asse nb'y to pr ivide the tieoos- fi
ury taxa'ion fir county purp -e*. d
Section 41 Tne salaries of supervisors shall a
te i ui t ipiarterly by ih e county treasurers ;<
ut of the roa'l fund In .laiouut*. <J
iSeci i >n 4 j County supervisors shall ciusn
. record 11 be kepi of ail proceedings of the
uriius hoards, which shall t>o opon io pub
IC inspectlOT, linu IVH Iicucssiirjr mai i .;ii lur j
.eping s into shall he paid lor out of the
uihU herein p' ovide l for the respective 0
nurds. t|
Sec i ii 1; All acts and paris of nets iu- j|
jiisist-. 11'. \v tli ihis act are repealed
Tho Prohibition Eill iu Short Form
On ami lifter tins fir.-t ilay of Octob r, N
x'.i'J, no !?? ? - n sital: i.tumiiiieiiire for sale,
ell. keep for s Ac, give away, exch ?uge, l?-?rcr
or dis; ease any intoxicating liquors,
.I* any panose v. lntevi r, o lierw -e than as u
r iviileJ in this act. I'crs ms holding per- il
nils shall he audi >ri/.cd to s -11 and dispense ,(
ntoxi aiting liquors for pliarm tctulic il and "
nelical purpons. and ale >hol foi spec.lio ti
heiiiical jmrpo-e . and wine for sacrament d b
urpisos. nut no oilier purpisvs whatever. "
V tiro if an apioni n for peraid or t
cnowal thereof most he published for three a
otisccutive week- in a newspaper regularly ?
> ih i-hed and printed in ihe lltigii-h Ian- a
;uagc, nud I genu al c.rculntim in the city p
ir town wliuic ihe applicant proposes to keep c
,i|d sell inlixicding liquors.
ti
A \ Kin gjjMOytw. ~
"Application f r'po-ini(s~sl!alf bu undo hv tl
icii ions filed iu ihe ollice of the cjunty p
oiiinds-iorors at lc:st ten days inf.re the si
leetingat w iii- h t lie application is consider - ai
I, w Inch } eiili ua shall state the applicant s j;
mi", r side ee, bus nc-s, and in what bu-i- il
esi he has he a engaged tw years provi- ii
us : the place, p iriicul&rly descr.b.ng i , si
here ill haying an I selling of liqu r is o ni
e co duetcil: thit he is n c t zen of the i<
nited S ates an 1 i f South Carolina; that lie
ia r.gi te.el druggi-t, and ii w is. an t tor ci
,'li-t twelve months has h ea awfully i
n In fiti a drne sole in theutyor town di
herein he pu-pe- 's to -ell iin ixieating ii|
qUorj nil ier .In | trmit iippliu 1 for, and. w
a i i o i t r of Mie'u idiarniHCV. dial he
>* n.i i con i judged guilty of viol ating tue rn
i.v iv'.a P g it# iui xicat'.ng Ihjuors, wi I.in so
to l.i-t t Wi? \\--ir-: \ 1 is nut the lice, or oi fi
il .tel. i ill ill; I.OU*.\ Mtlooll, lVSt UlUM 111, or li
I ico of pit" lc aiuustiiient; that l?o is i.ot
1 Pen i to :ii_ u?e oi i itoxic-ting 1 ijuors as to
beverage, a id li s not, v. i t ii n t!ie last two to
ears n. i n .ii'oxicated. or 1 itccil_?" or imli- in
jot.v engaged, employed or uittivitcl in re
ic mil avful manufacture, sale, or keeping pi
r sale, of intoxicating lPpiors, and that lie in
esires a permit to paronusc. keep ami sell s'
io'i 1 ipint's lor li ml purposes only. eo
The ?p lie.in' ? re-|iiii*?')l t # give bond in
ie -ilia of 1,0 'J, ootid ii nel fiat lie \vi 1 a
e'; an I irmy observe nod obey the laws l' fn
... .iic< ol S >ntli t niolioa nuiv or hereaf'er w
, force i le ,t i n I ) the se.'e of .nioxic.itig
iupi a-. tiiat lie will pay all tines penal-* m
. din.i.e- aii'l tost - tlii' may be assessed ill
r im-ovc dag tins liii.i I >r a violation of I.i
i - i 11 t3 during the i-nan f> r wh eli said tii
-11:ii: or'en w.il thereof is grunted, an 1 so
i 1 ii't se I intoxicating ii piorj under his
rinit ut ti charge exceeding lif y j "?i>per re
;.i t f ir>" ro-.r prie t xcluling carriage nc
a t >?i >y ' th
'JYc pet lion 11111*1 l>e signet by Ih'ce- in
a.i t's of die ii cell >id voters of the | luce pr
a*! rich pei's ii sh il' * ito that he under- ee
is tae^po' toll, knows the applicant ie
i be what ho Inn corii mil i>j and that the tii
rant is licotssiiry for ttic convenience and th
a'oinaioduti ai i f t iie people.
I'p io it a. in., of dio meetiag at which the in
iptiea'lon iscoisidtv d, any resident of the nti
winy in iv ti1 c a r tmoustr nice agatist se
in1 .ng tlie perm I nppiiel for. I'rovis on at
in ni f r nrgii'i e- toft ie mutt r w th or Ie
iiii i t < unsel. and it sha'l e d eitled "as
i public good tiny teipiiiv th
(iM, i.UT<KSit TO IIVO Tirol SANIi IT.tt INS. ra
There shal1 no be more than one permit
I io every '-'.'.'tin i limYuunls, ami
?-1 . .11; -! i i be i iiited to any di n gist
li e | 'ace Ua- u?*< is oi;'*i'le of ail V
c : unto I t ivu or city.
r -xni ri '.N' o. s.il it.
i-i
'i'be apiilii'anl hall oil I a-so oil Iiii bind j,,
:>t he "Will not sell, giro or tot ansa I ? nav < p
soll mil j i?i'v? i j i' i - iiiiui ?\ i l- m" ? y^
1.1,-1 l?y i iw, ami osjieeiil y wil no sob { j>;
J".i*ni-li i: t xicn'.i y 1 i |tio h i> any j>t- i
i.i w !iu is i hi known to liiin pel so'ially, or y.
11v iii liiiiiliel.il r ( ? any in ; or, mtoxica |
I |n:rs hi or |>c -oils woo nro in llic lia:>ii j j;,
li.'v nniiig i t xi 'ite ; s;ii<I lie will make eti
ne, mil ami accural it-turns of ail c nili- lit
lies iml l eqm sM n a I- In <>r r ccive 1 by ]>
in, in i'.i|<iirv<l I.jr law; ami H inl retains 1*?
mi uiioiv eve y site mi I ilu ivory < !' i-ucli
|iior? ma lo l?y or I"; liii.i ihirin,; ilie iiiomIi
at imc il lli'-rt hi, an 1 toe P no -ijni! ) in on
cry i'o'jii' si receive I ami yrao nl; n.tl I!
n-li re lints vli l ? ow nil I c iiroxoni i g W
111 or tleliv r i lo any ami evi ry .\i
. rs'iii a* rcuiinco '!
' very jo i o.'t -o jjr mm sli il! n; rtiiy (lie !
lililiu.', yivni 'tret au<l number, or loci lit
ii, i w li tli ii.I xi aiin^ liquor; ni ly be b
> (i for twelve 111011111:'. Tli
Pimm N'T D( ??<
IV nits grtried ncd r this ao *hi l be ]
e'utd rep sed n the rec pi nn *fn
cr of, not at * matter of right, bat of C3nft- br?i
co, and oi.ij l e revoked ufoo sufficient i-'a;
o*ing by trrJer of Iho o unty con in is- pri
o^erj. l'r?*i?'on it mad? for roTokiag a La
titi"n on the pro?un charges ma te in a wo
(upl?i ? fln-.i ? ~ ih . . ? ;i ?u? or me psi
uuty. aliowiog that the hol ier hat abused 'o
e trust. out
Ilow DEALEBS WILL FL'RCU ASK LIQUOR.
When any pers n holding a permit io fu 1 lj(
rcc fos tus ; > purobate bqnors, the oounty ,
iditor all ?U, upon the written or printed
tpi'cation of the permit-holder, specifying ^
,e ki"d and quantity of liquors desired, |flJ
sue, und rceil of his office, a certificate t l(
ihoriz.ng li"u to purchase, nni cause to
- * ?fry" p'ac< of purchase lo t
is place of 11ii TTii ii dm 11Jff
id k'n<l an i quantity of liquet" menitonw
i such certificate. S?ai I c-.i titic.ve shall l>* .
?ted as to its true date when Lgsued nod jj?
Itached to the wsy b'.ll ucom | anying the .
lipment. ?n 1 when so attached shiil be the
uthori'y for tho cuumon carriers in whose ^
ands it in iy bj to transport and deliver ^
ic jackngo or packages cantoning tho f
qiiors Ihirein d -scribe I sud in packages j
icre n designated, according to tlie direcon
of the certificate.
A penalty ?f $->00 is provi led f?r bringing (||
quor into the State ia any other manner. gr
CONDITIONS OF BUYING Ligl'OR. (ir
Iii order for a person to purchase liquor bit
e must till out and tign a blank s'ating io'
g *. residence, for whoso use, amount and uj
i'id, and neither applicant nor person for w>
hose use it is requested habitually uses gr
itoxicuting liquors as a beverage t cxce-s. M
lie permit lio dor shall rifusc the request if su
e h ?s iva-oii to bcleve it untrue. Lf the in
ppl-cud is unknown to him he shall require h
lentifica'ion. The druggist shall keep the th
irinted blanks on hand, an 1 they shall bo ty
? ?>wiuS-??gBi tk? kkimtjr auUitur iu lota of ki
no hundred. He shall preserve them nud v?
ook thcfi: t? be returned to the auditor. ru
The auditor shall publish quarterly a to
eport of ihca^grcgsto pmount of liquors w
ild by eaeli and every permit holder. Sr
All places where inl i.xicaiiug liquors arc di
lanu'acturc I, sold, bartered or given away ar
a violation of any of tho provisions of this cc
:t, shall be directed to he shut up and the co
o'istituted authorities shall abate such place w
i/ taking possession thereof an 1 destroying sti
11 intoxicit ng liquors foun 1 therein, to- gt
other witli all sigus, screens, hirs, bottles,
lasses ana other prope-ty used 111 keeping la
ml ninintniuiug srit nuisance; and the e>
wner or keeper shall, upon conviction, be ill
djudged guihy, and skill bo punisheJ by a
iue of no less than one huu lrcd ($100) til
[ illars, nor more than five hundred ($300) w
nd by imprisonment in the county jail not sc
lias tbau thirty days nor more than ninety
ays. hi
m
Card. Pj
'o the Patrons of the JIt. Tabor Schoftt. tr
11. F. Eison requests ihat the subscribers re
fl880 and 1800 meet with him on Monday, he
ic 1 I'll d ly of December, at Tabor School 'K
lous \ at 10 o'clock A. M? for settlement. m
. ft'
Ex-Clbiik 11.vti-.man Kbfutes tilf. ciiahov:
k Hbinu a Dkk viti.tkk.?To the Editor of the
lews and Courier : Under the head of De- m
miters" t'.io Oivcrnor's Message to ihe is
leueral Assembly now in session contains a ">
rfercnce ti an a'leged defied in the tii
mounts of "the clei k of tho Penitentiary," >v
nd as 1 was the "clerk of lhc Penitentiary," th
> whom reference is tnule, I feel it due to f?
lyself and my friends to make an cxplnna- th
ion of the matter, which would not have of
jen necessary this la'c day, bat for tho A
uwarranted reference to it above referred m
>. 1 was tho e'erk of tiie Penitentiary for h<
bout twelve years, being charged nuiong se
i her tilings with tiie receipt and disbursei
nt of all the money of tho institution, Ihe
nrchass < f all supplies anl tho general
tro of the books. ei
From 188-3. and for some years after that D
itue, the institution although self-sustaining D
u<4 roouivml uo ?>d from fha tirade, oxcpi ft
loan of about oncshalf of the amount hn
r> vions'y paid into tho treasury, was c >n- tb
autly in debt, ficquen ly to a lar/e amou-it, W
nd it became imp .>ssib!e t> piy the accounts ti<
i ills regular way us they fell due. I wis eh
lerefore, compcllcl to pay the creditors of 1>
ic inslitut on whenever I could, an i in th
ich amounts as were available for the put- D
d-c, taking receipts far such payments on
icon id.
In this the result p 'oves that 1 was not as
ireful as 1 shoul I Invo been, an I although tli
f?i t quite ciufilentof my ability to proice
the neccs-ary vouchers when called
l?on to sett'e. 1 could not do so, and there
as a v. nsidi rable anpar-uit deficit.
After an exhaustive examination into the P
alter I found that there was a deficit of 10
nun fifteen huu-lrcd dollars for which I had
i ed to secure tho necessary vouchers, or *"
ul in soaie way mislaid them.
(If my own motion 1 reported the mailer
C 1. Li'i?coinb. who war then the suocrin- I
ndetit. unci mud i mo >?1 every cint of the
>ney oil of my own pouket, taking his
ccipt for the money paid in. And I am
eased to lie able to add that, as a result, of ""
y continued examination into the nutter
uce th:s settloiucn', I have recovered a ^
m-i lerable portion of this f.om u
;tiiy t<? wit >111 i ii id inadvertently male .
d tplic itc payment, an 1 who promptly re- "
tided the money as soon as the proofs ^ ^
ere presented. .
The ."k'.tdU SO referred to in tlio Executive 0
c<sago is really >'.?Utj 7'J, an l is one of the
jiiis in the st itein nt male by me to Col.
p-ciutb, which was after war.is vrrifie 1 by
expert employed by the Governor hini11*.
and never was ami is n >t now a deficit.
The am tint was paid on ncc-unt to a ^jpitiable
business firm iu tliisc ty for goo Is 3
dually fitrn'slied to ihc !' nit ntiarv. ami 0f.
o only defied tncrc is about it is that the , *
jaiizcd 1 il's f r the articles were not jj.j
operty tiled at the tunc although tiio reip
sf r every dollar of the money were y,,,
it by m* on file at the l'eniteut' iry, and
e l> oks of the Jinn in iptes i >n will sh>w
e payments as claiine I. j
'I'llj expert who made a thorough cxarni,lion
?f my accounts, and who, as state!
iove, was employe I by the Gatom ?r hiuilf.
gave cheerful testimony to my integrity
nl cou'il make id graver cha'ge lian cue- !
ssness. I
liwil Gins ho seen that t> intimate that
is cas is a dol'nicuim is total y unwar- otu
tile I ami unjust. Uo-pecfnlly, bull'.
G. lhilcmnn. i '
i'. '.--I re'pecfully vcpicst li.it new.spa- d >
rs \s lii-:li have give > currency to the '
i ir :> , win in ju-i'ic,1 i>> ill/, give ino fame | 1 u
urciicy t? I tils tx plana! n. nio
ASi.-i; I vi rn!:.s r.?2 . one w iiicli is guar- he
nlf I In J.riii yois t - Pi t? y n salts. <>r
c so ! f i in" i irlnrn of jmivm<o j>ric . !
i I "is ,-n'c |>1 ?n yon can liny frmi ur a Iit
sol Drii jrist a b t ! of Dr. King's Sew _
i-o v i-> I' i'i. iisitinpt on. It is ;:iinvi .- ?
o . to !> ing r< lief in O'cry ca o, wtien ns ?1 .
i- niiy iiIIjciI a of 'li.oit, I.ii -g< o Clio I, I
oil us (' lis ,:n tinn, Mill i niiti ni of Lit ig?.
noli ' s, A-tlima Whooping ronyli, Cioup,
l*. etc It is [>leas nit it ml ngrcetbo to SO
t , [i/iTeoiiy safe, ami ca i ni ways to d
mloil upon. lii il b ttloi free at lb F.
isoys Drag Jsto c. . ,
. * beli
A I <>i er exjilo !cil 1 is? .Siturdy inoriiing, Cl1,!
t!ic fir.ii <?t 'dr. Frit ik An.I ram, noir
clvillin Fjitileiibii'/ Co'i'ily. killing
ilium ISur.in! an 1 si ve ely injuring Mr.
nlorso i's soil, lien (>iic of Ida ^
V.'ii nil', a ni iic is s i bully seal led us to be
in'si mi cc gni/.abl*. II - -s.ia on tn[> of "ii I
c i oi cr I the i in** of iln- exjd si m. ihc
i|> r w's b o.v i (o ty yu us n-ross a crook,
ic vyurt was lieird inrt'f uii.es away. D
9 \*f? :i
Attempt to JCill Xtuaell lag*.'?' ^
S'awYoa*. i>or. 4.?At 12.15 o'clock this
ern on * p oi lj dressed man, carrjrkfrg*"a
>wn nts-iei. entered the office of llu'S'l
pj. 71 an I 73 Broadway. and demiu ie I a
rate Interview wi h Mr. Sage. W. 11.
idlaw, Sige's clerk told liim ihnt Sage
8 b'JRV aad r. >ul < n ? K" ^.... 7u? roan
si-tod aud 6 ntinued t> talk in a lou i ^
e. Sigc was in an inner office and came
t 11 s*e wi? t was wanted. The man :ai I:
demand a prirate interview w.th you."
go replied that it wou!d be impossible for
n to grant it.
The man demanded a private interview
>u and there, and Sage ordered luni out oj
? office. On this the man dropp'd tin
.ther ling, and an ezplosi-m which sh >o't
- ??i-? Vvl/a .lr * tiB anllv fo lnWfil. SlL^O
a ?3U*II V t'lvwaw ? - ? ? O is
thrown acnss the ro>m and stunned,
idjaw, wlii lied turned away and w?8
fttto* within a few feci of the two, w s
to blown aeroes tho oflioe. and h?l o e
[ btdly lacerated. The stranger ?aj
row a against the partition wall and w<s so
dly injured that he h?s since died.
In Safe's rffice at the lime were Col. J. J.
t>0'i in, F. C. Osborn, l?. W. Osborn, ?. 0.
eozies nnd II. C N irtrn. Norton was
dly injure t, and was taken in an auibutee
to St. Vincent's hospital, where he
ed. l'i- ces of several hedtes were picked
i on tin sreon I floor of the building n >nr
e scene ?f the explosiou uud placed in the
e department lite stving net. Ramors
e rift wtih the number of persons killed,
t as fir ns o ?n bi Icirntd only four are
>t. One of the pieces of tne bod es tricked
i was a head with tho face in'act. It
is that of a young mm with brown hair
^ wing thickly uuen tho he id. As both
cozies and 0. W. Os'oora are missing, it is
pp-iscl they compose tho portion of the
angled lioip. Anting llio fragments of the
diss found w is a log which the police
ink was that of u woman. Sige's woman
pc wtiter is supposed to be among the ~~ tud.
tSaxe's injuries am-not aerioos, bat
ry extensive nud painful. He said the
an with the hand bag was a io'al stranger
him. Ilo insisted upon presenting Sage
irli his card, but ho declined to accept |it.
igc was completely coverc I with grime and
ist, his c ottifng was blowu inti tatter;,
id his ban Is, face and clothing were
ivcrtd with blood. Sage's injuries mainly
msist of a cut nud a bruise on the forehead,
bile his face nnd hands were filled with
null cuts as if he had received a volley of
avel stones from a siiot g'tn.
The news sprca 1 a'l over Wall street, in
ct all down town, and in a few minutes
'cry street iu the neighborhood was
r inged with excited thousands of men.
It is said that tho natno of the bomb
rower was Lord. The safe in Sage's office
as broken open and the securities were
tittered over the building nnd the streets.
When the dyuaniiter entered Sage's office
3 Luuded the clerk n card which bore the
ime of II. D. Wilson. In the police exami- .
it ton of the wrecked office thcro was found
st ldsido the tlooc of the general ofhcc the Jt
unk of a 111111 in a st ate that rendered jbk
cognition iuipossiblo, the heid having
seu severed from the body. A pointed red
:ard gave tho appearance of an educated
an, which was enhanced by brown curli
hair and a heavy mustache.
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r. King's New Discovery for Consumption,
r. King's New Life l'ills, liuokleabr Ar?w?? *ilro
and Electric Uit'ers and have never
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List of Letters
Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for
e week ending Dec 11th., 1891.
r Melville B Osborne,!Mr J W S.rto\
W W lelderst | " J \V Walker.
Persons calling for the above letters will
i-asc say if advertised, and will be required
j>ay one cent for ilie-r delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
Milk Cow for SlaeIIAVE
a go iJ Milk Cow f?r sile, at a
for price.
Mrs. F. E. SPEARS.
Deo 11 GO 2t*.
Notice to Creditors.;
1 L psiijin indebted to the estate of \V. ??.
L 11. Kelly, decerned, by no'o or in any
ler way, arc hereby uotitied that payuunt
ist be ma te to me, imniedia'cly, and all
imsagamst said estate must be presented
me, properly attested, at Fish Dam.
J. W. KELLY,
Adoi'r est IV. II. Kelly.
Pec 11 50 It
Notice to Creditors.
1 HE books of Men lor Brothers having
been place 1 in my hands for the purpose
ct'ling all unpaid acc >uuts, those indebted
stiifirm are requested t) make inimc,te
payment to iue. Or suits wi 1 be oim,
uced by the 1st of Jatiuaay, 1892, oa all
settled accounts at that date.
S 8. STOKES,
Trial Justice.
)oe. 11 50 2t.
WELL BORING,
?iu now pro pare I with a'l t'10 new and
nceoessary Machinery for
1(1 IW I Vl! U' I.' I I O i k 11 I / 1 If
* ' ? i ?i*i m 14 141 jo v(l ivyh.
I having had Ion years exp nonce in the
?incs<, I feel confident I cm gi?o nn isfncn.
ail I promise to exert nil ? y efforts to
S 1,
hi prepare J to go to any part of the
hi y, if snlIici<Mil work i as-need to iay
f i tiie eslr v limo an I ex. e i?o neaoss iry
If orders I 'fi with .Mr. A. (J. L/lrs will
promptly ntte dd to.
T. K. FOoTMil.
he. 11 60 4t.
(ANIC STOCK FOft ,ALE,
U'l \,\, olio for sale to the highest bid ley,
b fore the (Joiirthoiisj d or, ut Union. 8.
on Sa!c<day, M unlay, ./a a nary i, 1832,
.Shares of Stock in the Merchants'
ami Planters' National llank ?f
Union, S. C.
nig ng to the esta'e .'osio'i roster, dcjed.
Terms?CASH.
T. L. IIAMK8, Ex'r.
?T"' Tiii* St i ; a-..1 Nmi anii (jbrnmt,
t"*o publish once a week for three weekg, (
forwnr I hill to,
T L. IIAMEt, Ea r.
lonesville, S. Q.,
he 11 60, .It
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