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mm . <n i Hht 3Dcefil'y Union times R. M. STOXBfl, Editor Frfdtejr, December 80,1091. MVB8CRIPTION, $1 50 PER ANNUM mit n??rc? "!""CTC"r. The P. 0. will be opened for business ft-ea 8 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. The Menej Order Department will be opened fer bueioeee from 9 A. M. to 4 I'. M. Tke Northern mail will close at 121'. M.. and the 8outhern Mail at 6.00 P. M. Amy inattention or irregularities should re reported promptly to tiic P. M. J. C. HUM lilt. P. M. PAY WHAT THOU OW KST " ' ? nlnmn urinliirt! ininnclion. but with 11 reverence we say, th:s is a lime when ii !?rgc majority ofthe j?ot?|?lo, in tli'S section, at least, tanunt comply with it; but we think there are but few if uny who cannot pay nt |M>t one-half of trhat thrf/ on e u.i. We cio scarcely muster up enough hn?dnc?a of henrt to dun our pA'rtnx, but it hits to he done. We must misc a consider able sunt of money between now nml the m><l<lle of January, and we have no other way ol getting it than through those who owe us for rube crlption, advertising ami job wotk. I? is hard times, wo know, tut wu must pay our debts or "go by the board," when onila'fofwbntis due us would set us up nil rgl t and leave a dollar or two iu our pocket ?which is more than can be found there ni,w - .?* A I A It It #a ? r rearons nol necessity to state here, I linto losigncd my poitilion ns Local Kditcr ot the Union Tim its. h. s. stokks. Tlio Cotton Market is dull, with iiu prospect of prices improving. Sales bnle* : prices ranging from :i.l ( > 7.00, u< corJiig to grade. Hot lee to Sub Alliances 'I hmeeting of llio IViiuly Alii nice will lc bc'il, Saturday, Jhii. I'ill, instead of I lie iirs* Friday, as heretofore. .# The (Irippe has taken holil of a nuiLilcrof persona in town, coiiseipiontly wo hive moro coses of sickness than we hove had nl one time in twenty yens. ** A little colored boy, by the naiiio of Newt. Miller, had a narrow cfcapo from he tig killed lastTnesdny at Mr. Nice's Mill. Id roiua way lie g>t caught by I lie rope Unit works tbo follower of llio col I on | rvss. and before the engine could be Mopped he was a'lit st cut iu two. He is bully, it' not fatally Injured. |f%. Lookout I'.-r cliiekcn thieves Lust Monday night a chicken thief we'll on Hev. B. Allslon's yard and stole seven of bis rlicic * Wyandot and lied Cochin chickens Not long ng? suite thief s'ole two line hens from the same premises. There is no doubt that the thief is well act|iiiituted with the prem'ses. ? . . JVa>* Tlie total Ntu'e and County tax levy of Charleston County is 8 1.8 mills. We do i ot know what the city taxes arc, but they tire heavy, anil the value and amounts of the property of the city proper makes that County by all odds the largest tax payer la xltn St ate *" Hn total tax of Newberry Couuly ~ is lui l?, which is tlio lig'.itest County t ?x of any in the State. The tax for a'l county purposesis only 'Jj mills. Newberry has n0 pvt indebtcdncfs and has a surplus fund to pay cash, nt the lou'i.n t tors, for all conI nets for work and supplies. l'ic'iena and Union Counties tiro the the i igliest taxed?17 mills for nil State. C unty and constitutional school iiurnn?"" V e don't .feel in" -' ironi '',0 "fyit. <hi the contrary, if nil ino lii rin mcnsurcs ami changes suggistcd bj fur "reform Governor," lia<l boon miopia I bj llie [ireicnt l.egis'nturo, or me made by llie next Legislative b ulv, the pe-p'o of Union County would be culled in lN'.i ' in pay a t ix of ncmly or ipiile 'Jo mill-?. And, that, too, in Ibe f?ce of Cotton ill >'. coiit? a id Comptroller (iencrnl Kllerbc's in. (cation of incrcAMng the tax upon the Farmers' land. Ibe reform movement in* aiigurr.tcd in 18110 by Til'man. 1:by and Shell, is proving to be a very expensive luxury for lite <le<tr but v vy profitable t ft os: individual gentlemen and </ /'? ? of 1 heir 'avorilc follower.!. Our Tax Levy The taxes the people of Union Cotiti'y "ill have I > pn, next year will be IT mills, the billies! levy for many years, a*1 follows : For State purposes, Imills; c >nslitutioiiii( So' o tax. 2 mills; ordinary Conn y purpa* e.as, l.\ mills; pa>t indebtedness. I mill; inteic t cn railroad bonds, oj mills; retiring n l'oad bonds, 11 mills. Hot Si'I'I'ku at Kki.ton. ? We are futthorit?il to announce that the good people i t" Ke t a ami vicinity will give a tirand Hot Supper to-morrow, Saturday, the 'Jt'ith. for the benefit of the Kelt on I'arsouage. which nccls repairs badly. The table w 11 le spread at noon, and the supper will continue tint 1 dark. Hie young ladies of Keitoii will be on hand to wait on (lie | alrotis, and it iColifiilently expected that ilia young nun wi'l be there to feast on thtir smiles, the turkeys and other good things that cheer the hca?t sad stieng lien the bily, and to help in agtoil nnd necessary work besides. Personal:?. Asdstmt Attorney Genera! Ti.wnsen I. Im ? been home quilc unwell with the grip fur the last week. lie is improving. M ss Kt helical (Joss is hnnie fr..m school for the holidays. Mr. iJnnicl Wallace h home front school for the holidays. Mrs. .J. II. Maxwell, of (ireenv lie, i-' v'siiing her parents, Judge and Mrs. Wallace. Maj. F. I'. McKissick, it' the Ihtury Far It Hotel, at Ashevillc, dropped down frotn "the land of the skies,'' t.nd spent a few days among hit frienr's in this section of the tnundanc sphere. . 2vwm.r.>'s Arnica Sakvi:.?Thebe-t valve in the world f -r Cuts, Hmises, Sores, l'leers. Suit Kheniti, Fever Fores, Tetter. t'happc I hands, Cliilb'atns, Coons. and a I Skin Krup'ions, and positively cure- !' ! . o? n ? p?y required. It is guarantee I to give pe tect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price cents per box. For sale by 15 I'. I'oscy. April I'i Jonssvtlle and Lockhart Shoals Wei], Die bill lias ptcscd ilis L'gisla urc to empower Jooesvllle and 1'inckney township* to subscribe 920,000 ea'di to build a raitrosd from Jonesville, 0 miles a' ove here, oa iu? 8. U. DH'I C. ro<*d to the famous j/ockhari Hhoats water-power, 14 miles from here, ?" _ P.!;;;', 'V. !,- > iuwiiitiiiasivui'*, in the dis'anc? from thin p'ace ond Jonesville is only two or Ihreo miles, but tbe people here did not think the m iller of sullic cut importance to the business intercut* of the town to make any effort te secure the nsd, consequently it lis* gone against ua, by tiefau't, as the lawyers say, and as we iujrgo-tcd last Spring it would go, if our p-oplo were not wi I tig t> sicrilicc somot bing <f time and money to get it. And tvint is and will be the gsin to Jonesville and the toss to Union ? A well informel gentleman from Jonesville told tit tba' the pi ice ?>f real cslnt * in that town his ri'en Until 7 "> to I<M> per rent since the pus.-sig" of the railroad bill, w i It u grc?t demand for building lots, and but low anxious or witling lo sell. is it nol ?? / // firuluthlf that such would liave been the ease in I iii >11 if t be road hud been secure 1 to lb" town Til's budding of the ntid to Joncsvillo wil' increase tlie sa'cs and importance of tbe Cotton Market very materially, nod de treve lie bn-diicss of lids Market in that (r'portion. Now that llio charier for the roa I lias been the h uiblitig of the road is hotti ns-turod, mil wi'l pr-grass hand in hand. Dining iho I n ldmg of ihe run I nml Factory from $7o,0<>0 lo $100,000 cisli will lie put in eircula'ion, to pay f ?r labor, iiintcrials Ac., most if wliicli, until the Fuel ?ry mil road aro e iiip'elcd, will go through lli hands < I'ihe .loio-svillc Merchant'. We a!?o Uarnlliil i' is the purpose of those having control of hotli enterprises to give coiitruc's and work lo the Farmers and their teams along (lie ron I, ai Itiucli MM p-siiIj!c. We a*Ivise Iho people of Joncsvillc lu lake advantage of the It>om at the first I?o*i>> I, for ns so >:i us the Factory gtts ia lull operation, nearly nil the cotton ami trade around it will go there, just as it has at Trough Sin uls an<l Clifton. Of course it will benefit Joncsvillo very much, I ut the great an I lasting benefit will accrue to the Farmers, particularly llioio on tiio Ridge, in securing factory prices for their Cotton, which is generally from ]c to .',e higher thin buyers for ilis i lit ficlorics an I export can give. That u<lviinco will abundiiutly pay I lie extra township tux to pay in terest on the Inn 'a. Rev Thos. Leilcli Fallen With sine re s -rrow we read the following in the AVies iiwl t'oiinrr s Augusta correspondence of t lie I ot h : 'I lie Kcv. Thomas II. I.eiteh, of Charleston S. tlie evangelist who created so much religious excitement throughout South I'arolina lastyiar, wis put cut of the Augusta hotel hero to-aiglii for being intoxicated. Mr. I.eiicti is n preacher of the Sam .Tones stripe, and l.is sermons list year drew immense crowd*. Our sorrow is not more fir Mr. I.eiteh, than it is fir the severe Id iw his full will give the evangelistic wo k of the churches nstic admirer of the roiigh-and-luiuh'o s'y!e of religi 'lis work adop'ed by Sam Jones, i.. i..l. . .i..? i.*. is?? W'c have never thought they ml l?'?l In tin* j ?1 unity "I Ih<> I'ti'|>it. i r iinparieil e true I spiviniaHiy i" tlie cxoiiil conpu'^ni iiim j xv '.i icli 11 <* 11 1 <tit I i'shIim c I heir tiiicoiit li :iii<1 j ot't i*ii i in in olcM, i t > i flah' it ini'.?ll>* i ?U'inuioi. alioiif ??' *? ....in? i?111' :<. in livitlii-'lf, oceupi- I J li 'mm an I prac'ioos. j Wo have real muiio if their scmons ainl fiiuii'l a uiarUi <1 a'?>en.'o of that charily for tlio folios a ad shor -coin n^s of human mum', ami thai brotherly love low.ir.I their i j fe low iui'ii so eait'lialicil y I alight hy our ] Savi oir, an I in lis cuing i> i|h> conservations of the r mo i oiiihiuia lie a lmirors mi'l lollowriM, we hive romnrkml that thrii I'io teller appeareil to occupy moo of ihoir | thoughts anil wai moro bcloveil hy thorn than i heir Saviour. While liiey ha 1 swallowed with liuuiaii avidity all the iiucharitah!o fthiHo ami e uuloinnalioa of the preacher ! against what ho a'.il 1 I their nog oily no gli- j j ous. mey (_':ivo ii ? ovi lenoini]ilit"I or ox* J priSH.'d, lliiit ill y li.'il iinliilio I 11.1:11 ltis ; I 1 ! !!! iho ltf.ltl f."lillKut |||:|| glO:l' 0 lilt* | I 111:1 ti'I ol' (iotl ? " I'li'iii .shall Into thy noi^lii l> v :is thvs-lf." Wo Initial no word* of! j o'i risi i in oliai iiy. forhoara':c.; an.I f.roivo- j I noss, in'aiiv of ill.is" ooiivorsalions merited 1 I liv llie pivaohinR of cvriniti I tiler-lay ev.ta* j Rolis.s. A Merry Christinas It seems like llio irony of fit'c In wish a ; I irnn, a woman. a I oy or ffit-1. a Morrv ! t lirisiiii is ihest* awful Inrd l;in s, whoa, if ' I III* pooplo lo'l iho 11*111 It, Hill olio Olll ol I : Iwoiily has enough in >m?y to buy a in key's ' t.ii', iiuioh lo*s a whole turkey. Hal we dare 1 1 lo riskil. nit I sinecrely wi-lt ca"h olio of our | subscribers, whether pii I tip or in urroai't, 1 Itc luippie*! Christmas ilt y over ha I. and I lho itio'l ( r< speroits vtar in I ? - . m M. KISSICK SUVI'll Married. a' iho ; hi i le's home iu Croeitvillo. 011 the ITih lire. I . hv 1I.0 If v .1 It \.l '. l? i? I .. a-si.sie-l l>y Ki*v .1 \N . riinn. l>. I'. 1'rof. Aullionv Fiw't-s1 MeKi?*iek. |>r<ifc?M>r of i I! rctrieily in tli? Teeliinilii-iioa' Insiiiilo a' A'lkmn. All , in Mi?s Marjrafct A! -r, j i ello-i ilanirlitor ol'l'ipt. Ii Ii* >n \ Sinytli of j | < rentvlilt*. i Till' happy coiijilo arrive1 her* iS;?l ?i-1 v lii^li , and wi'i'i' iriv? ii i li.'ir-l->on.e ice I mi . . . i:l the rcsidone of the j?rn 'in s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. t?. Mcl\i**ick. M.iiliy tiiiiht. The lr i le is a 1 i Iv of vc-y supcri r | i inlrllrrt an-1 lii^li awoiiiolislm< I*. amiable in disposition an I vcrv prep - - - -s' i Z i it j appear nice ainl manner.*. nii-l l-rhinjj* <> one nf tIn* n'dest an 1 iii<>*t iiij?ii"v rcsj eel ' I I | fitnilics in this State, i w Wn-li tr?ie | i?'iy. j : intellect an 1 vii-in ? have always pre- 1 iloinin iiit cliarac eristics. M .*t ?>r- nr rea Ir s are well nci|inintrd with tli-- vjr-?i:. We c>n*ilrr liim one of i (lie in---1 iiit? I ? *>? ti'l -ra' y <>u ol oitr ac-piaiiitaiiee, wit 11 al-ri^lit career i.f i>,-seTill? c>* I eti-re I int. May every I I- **iti? and a happy h-n^ ii e ' : be llicit.i. j ft < ? f / 8*4;,.. To our mind, one of the ino-t arrogant ?ugg.*?tiona that c*cr came from a Governor to a Legislature of I mo r.itic Slates, w is tliat of <i ?*? or ' i n -'Jggesting that lie bo givm I Si - po m- t? rcrnovo Sheriffs and olh-r Conniy vfficia's. The legislature, how-vr, ?o > proper!* refuse l l>a<J;>pt the rudest on; but a few lay h after the refusal l.o n liunle J to that l?:djr that if the/ ha I givrri h m that power the lynching of the neg o Lundy, in the Klgetild jail, for wttiionl/ murdering the Sliei itrh eon would not have occurred insinuating tint Sheriff', woul I guard tlulr prismers mire effectually ngn:.n?t lynchers, if in J'-nr of Ittiny rtmovl from of re. Gov. Tillman luu.t think that our t' unity olfiei ds arc a mi rcviur rot an I h ive no birlier m<t v<: in the dischu g: o their In U;*' than to keep from I cing turn''I out ot i,(lice. We arc a< much op. poscl to lynch ng prisoners id the custody ol law I'll Hi co rs :i? (Jov. Till in a i or any utliei <:i in, ii'it wo | lace higher cs im U up n I1"' ?? .si: f .Hi :ial <iu'y uii I rcsp n-i ?11 i >" i nto tun'.I l?y our Hhcrilfs than to inipjos-' tliat they wiiii'.I, though wilful neglect iln'y, o imivu with any set of men to 'Jo ai a"t tlia' woul I take tin: I f: of any unforlii ii ito f.-Ilow hting plnc.'il in their charge o r .h him of I.is right to a I'.iriiml111 I impar lial ti'nl h.f. rc a lawful couit of justice. W'i u'i tl .v :rnor T Ilium tinderl ikes t-. iii.i ie a Sli 'rill' resp.nsiblc for the lawlcs art i of a in >1> of fifty or one hit i-lre-l lynch . . ..v i wm .M-ii .<> me import oi a lyncrunt in IT i i la, pu'iiislic I id another column ol the 'i'mr.s. to show liiiu the aboirily of hoM in.; a S'lerilf resjiousihilo for tin: c n-s'imin-ili n of a plot ? mcoctO'J ill social again! hi . hy a liuul l'?l sperate hilil nicri. 'Vearc o ily surpriscl that the < iveraoi lit lot go further ia his re?j nest f #r ino'e power over olliu il< of the o her hrntichcol the State tiovei anient, ami ask for |oivei I > remove a it-nil Jmlg: who wo 11 1 iluto !' either ciml'iio a I tw or charge a jury coo In try t i Ii s cr i le op una a* 'o what the lm is or slionhl he, ami a'sy for power to im pr s-?fi a whole jury fir remleriug a venlic i h it was ti I in acuaiil nice with Ins na in of wli it it . IioiiM he. Sue i p iiver given ami once applied tvotih toil, pe haps, give ilie State conscientious ellicietit ami uupariiil noii-'p\rtisaii ('iicuii Judge, fUi'.r fl'i and Juror.*, but it would gratify the in rYd appetite of it curtain chis: f r iniirj li:r gi op a. O I r m iMn.i stims, IU:m.i.y. \ttorncy Gene ral l*? ! was iKcc I associate justice tsuceoed to tin' v teuuey caused 1 ?y the clue lion of Mel verehicf justice, boaing .In lg. Wall ice, the able ii'i't distiuguisl < I jurist by six vote*. 11 rci|Uii*etl the lull play o iIn-ioliiii i-tr.ition whips to carry tea line ti'inal slaughter through. M ii II oi o' - ti leg u i u voted soli I for I'op.' ISali! ? IS i ill> ll'ii.n r. If Mar l.oro | u tplu aiol their iVe-i spc?U I litis <f their delegation. lot voting again-t Ju Igo Wallace, who ha< no lo :nI claims ujion them, in the late elect o. for associate jus iee. what mu-t the people o I'oi hi th*ilk of the-r delegtioii, who nl*i votril s .liilly a r v1 ii -t Iria, a eit'z n of their i.w.i c unly; one who hid re|>rrs"iilt"l tlieir mares s with o ui*pic nous atiiliiy in ill? l.egis'alure for a iiniiihet ol years, at <1 stood faithful with heioie li'in the S a e's history, wh'-n h'r while citize n wrested thes'tit* IVu.it the rohhor band ol ucpro ru'e and nol le ii p ssible for them, the present iiieiuhers, t ) occupy their sea's as white no ii. in oil'" lo/i-l dure. This able, i npii' a* and pare Judge, lit: acco-.ll 1 ''lola" :l!l 1 r I /.'It. wilt) has r< tic Iiitiini* !i|> in I Hi u (' > iMiy and lii Stale in in':'iy p >-i i"ii, pit'dhs or t?i i\ it?lit it hollas in' -11 j? i"l, wis defeat <1 I'll' si si'it mi ili;> suj r in* t'nirl 1h"ii'Ii, not l? elevati' a tuna of snp'rinr vi'v.'ii c |'i>t 1 a'ii! i ty hut simply h -e iu-e, as nonpn'ircal mil tnni-piir;isi'i .In I/ '. lie .l.a'ol in contrite : plain law :uv r>li'is? t it- I ft t 'I* ail 1 sp lit and not in ai'Oiir laii. i* witli the (invci inf ! cm-lriii''ion or liis piny i'.t"ro-t. Wo !? lint, \Vl? 0 111 It'll. Iirliovo till' people ol" I'll in: are ready In turn i'io't ka'ks on .Ind^t Walliii'o, wlii lias dose, n iiliin^ ti for foil or inipi r tlioir cmili lonce in li'i liono". integrity an I a'u iiy. Coi'inspnnili'iit I r ill"' I'niii'i Timks. Our Paco'.et Letter 1'wiii.i.r. I'i". 1ls?I. ? Wo luive li?oi having-onio heant fit' w.-athor *' r the lasi week. inn n seems now as if ivo will have snow for t 'In i-tnia I'i of. I-]. I) Hi ois, of tins pi tee. and \| s Sallio I1. Ma;*tio-s, i I' tiia- y i'.'tid. won in il'i'iI on t lie I 71'? i i; '. Wolioirit whist or.'il t n 'V i ll .t!ii>r wo liliiu< tiro I ' la'.o p'.a o tl.js Winter. it -pit ?>f tin* "hard t inos." 1'i.lti n ii in- illy all soli an I <lo' ts nni halt' pa >1. Mr. S. II l.itMojo'ui, v.lii inns ;i j*in .at this phioo, ssiys lio ginned uv r :i ill ittstn I hall's of on't r. last > car. 11 <* -ays he is o tinint! for tho sain * farm, rs this yen* ami will tail -li it liriuoon t\v inv-fivo and thirty Ihminati'l dollars on their ? >ttmi crop. I'l'it". \V. I". Mc\r:lilir of 111 (Satl'iiey r ly Male :m<i hYinile Sent iniy, s out la-t I'l id ly niglii in our t.>w n. lie >iy-. lit- iijjii times me hird.ho wil have n largo niiiiilio.* t pupils next year. His inllii 'ticc is wholos in >. nu I llio living visits of mi Ii moil are a'ways we ? in . Ml?OS 1 la I'ro.VIl ami ,lo n o \\ |'.;i:n nf liiioa, iii s 'vera I diys a otir town list v. ?' U .Mr. .I dry I.oo ' i x ?: -Jt n x if I 1 i* 1 lace, il it* I the Hi ih ins*. i'u ioui: 41 a. o . I l l lie I'l III! s. Mt Joy Lodge LI ction \i a rcjula' t'oiaain i.'iii-ii of \ i. .lov I.. I go No. 2?KJ, \ . I'. . M . hi hi .1 Kol'n . II..,. I'l Is'll ft... c.l ... ... ...... . . I T|- ' III' I ' 4*1 I t"> -oivo llir in.', iwji \! i- ii '. vonr : .1. A A.I wro. W. \| ; Ii.... U . i; i ?, S U : .1 I' llaney. .1. W .: A. It. Pent \ I> ; .1. .1, S|n*:ii ?. .1. I? ; M W. I IiiiiI.'T- St'/y : I. |) I, doing, Tirix.: J. P. \ 1? i. a- l H". T. It ni y. Sicwnrts; .1. it. \ ltu??, Ti or. Tlieiv will lie an iti*l i l ili?? i >! ilie n' ovf illiivr-t ai !\.-li ii on S.rnrl'V. . Ii, at 'J. nil ( !,.!'. M..I > wliii'lt ilie | ii' li<: it inri i ly invite*!. * In-mi 11 ?n is Mi;xii >. ?San \ on:<>. IVs.. He<-. I" Ti?c ?I?-*iiiut.?? i * ni-= in;f it in * i ili*' inli il'i 'aii'H i>f Hiirm^i mi.I tinit.' eii!> 'r r. ' C"un ry no n -v in.t of tin* tot |J f li'nro nf rr.i|??, lii-? iv n-lit-'i -ik-Ii a -? i i n< ? alt- lii it I lit' government lia* t? *i n r - >in j 1! ell) |>r.'\ 1 Its I' "> I I.. I |. I Ii >; li' IV in m irv Hi*. I'll -I! .\t-riin nf (' : i 111i.i' it i I !f|V.| iii'."> i ii-i-lit-i-t I' j; in ri~<.in (lie I' 11ii?'<I S: iliwlii -Ii tv.ll Ins 'ii ? 's iti.it,' ? ni i i:iiii ::111111 on-1 in- fro.- 'i? llni*e wii > have no iiiiii a*} - T ."ii a 11 I - t ili 1-iwi'i c :.--i'-, w Ii in* iinliiraHy llirifilt'--, an.'on ilio | .mi i l Btai \ it inn. WHO IB?W? af* i |^K c mni Sate of (b* Times. TclspUonm Oo?i-by* to 1891 JoxKav.Lix, l?m 21?The je?rs us they come a id go are-Bod, more or ls*s, with events of u 'nesuAjreirern* nls, misfortune hiiU ui-? p>iatn^H| The year which is now a ou. (o l<ff hM lie chapter of th??e creels. and will. !--? r. -?.... berel by the |)reft|( generation, on that account. There to be more i cople disappoint-d thiiaL.%ith the outcome of tbiir I u-iof ssUtiflf^" any year that we hare, for* '0wJ|fek? >f ever experienced in this couwt'y. B i'he trould^Kj* in the ?h-rt crop and low price ^Wliieh cause i the furmers t? frWi end not hi able to uic'-t thoir o'GyA'i >ns. aiiT then the Iroub'o sprcu I out fr<A> this to most every Industry nu<l buriueft io il.e coui.try. Confidence has been gie>t J shaken ami credit no doul t 1 adly it.j?iirI. thereby. Hut aMcn 1 we bavc g'eul reason to be thankful, be re bus teen inoie religious intlu?iice inlh.-country this year than u-ual The churchf, as a rule, hive tnndc much 1 progress t><h spiritually and tinancial'y, an I are inotng forward \\ itit success. The schotM of the county arc a'l iu n flourishing otnliiim, and there is really more bread ?-ilFin tiie county than usual. ,S>, whou woiuike up our balance sheet on f j the .list, I 'Ink we will hare great cutset| be thankful. Therefore let one and a" like courage ud Ii3ji? 'he new yeir with I r. s\rr M. I I ?I 1. . ;i<uicrm mum w ' Hl1'1 wii?n 11 r d'.cs succeed, o \ -x\ old score in ful and thereby lil!iUbuU1 0nMiro injunction "Let eveiv mai^u*'* l\ burden." It nnyboeb'V^^V?^ \Wir0' gets inuiric ' ,lt' 111 *5* need be sur 1 I rised. _j^jupm^vout ftiappen, hard litnci '? <'V^<PWffil|u:otntr (. circwit allTie^Wj^Wiual conferenc *, ) e i ii l arrived yet, oiFffoount of sickness, bu will move into Ilie jiprsotrige as soon ns Ik guts tilde, jlc coiner* r mi Itlnckville. And now, Mr.. Edlof, having from tint, to tune during the war, c inmunicnted t? your t-uuctuiii, throng* the Telephone, sucli news as 1 win able tigather from my t ?wi and cominiiaiiy f,,r t|,.. inforuin'ion of tin renders of the I'imcs, ni l wishing you an! nil its i culers a Iinj>py Christmas and i prosperous new yea-. 1 make my humbli bow, uud bid you g < l-bye for 18dl. '1 BLtll'ltONr. . - o Correspondent of the l.'nion Ti.mks. News From North Pacolet1 Ivit a J.i.nk, Dec. 121.?Several severe cu.se of 1.1 (Jrippc ii'C in this neighborhood jus I now. A.tin ugh we hud an unusually cald spel 1'.st week our people went right iihci sowing win a', uud with suitable wcitbe 1 iliis week most of the work will be fiui-hed i We are inclined t> think that the area < the smii'l grain <*s?p n ibis year is fi silt ivo I hit nvr fi rii Our lmonln soom t realize tins fact lliut Solomon was carrci ( when ho sud ; The jduggard wil not plo l?y 10 is .ii'.1" ttie colli, Hicu l rc ho shall be in lurv.st till'I have 110 liing " 1 Wo like nl'o h-r people u tcnate. bet woe ' hope ami des| air, but like the Irishniuu wli t oil himself 1 o 11 lag to keep 11 ironi rollio down ibe bill si ?l. after the logs'.artel r<?l ing ami taking liini wiili it, ''go ahead, 1' tie on top as inan^ 1 mes as y 11 'ill." Mr. Iviitor. your comments lasi week 111 * <lit the caption 'Where 10 let' mii-t cm i' fmai" commend* theuisel ves to every reuli I in-ido au l outside of the .Stite. I'lovidcin only helps those who help themselves, ovety in iti will set his own li .use in urd I regard.ess of what his neighbor is doing 1 > is trying to do, tlion examples will id the place of precepts and s .on the laws e iiHuerco and finance and everything pi in ning t 1 the welfare of the 0 uii.try wi gravitate toward one eoinim 11 centre in r p ace our people once more 011 the hig way to [lYspoiiiy, - -.ilaaLT.Ayr-'??/ ^( ;rtV,.y'iHiHftcffWt&i * ' entitled the Life," in which f spice t\ r a e.>injnete family rcc >rd of te I persons. A> a glatioe it .-hows 1 he ri nd''fr.n 1 the era tie to the grave." To those wli [ wish lo inve-1 in a work of art we eo'innen t'.ii- work mil especially the young man wli pre euis ii M ss Mil hed S'rai 1 is spending son time w i h lelitives aul friends at l'uco'i Mils. tf v.ti. S. it ihin-ori preached at Sale 1 yist'iiiiy turn t'e uxt Mitt. 7: til tot , vers ine' lis ve. A rum ?r lias hem star ed lit it some of 01 iH'ighh r> h ive forme 1 1 "Siu ly-Kate" o t.'i s bly f.r the purpose of com; deling tl i | Anguua D vision of ilie Three C's radtoa ' at once. Thepticosto hap ml for Inhoroi | i-i i> do'lara day, cish up, ami no prunitdni; i ii<> |'.r. eis <T promts"" to he Use.!, 1 ! We injure ev.-ry in itri no uiii knot we l:i i during ill lioli lay season to b all 1 igh provi te I the material is any account. This 1 iter el.ses our journalistic wur f?v the Toms this year. Thanking yoi * Messrs r.di'urs, -fatuny'-vr eoorteses an indiilgcn i s during the year : ami the pr lient eompo-it >rs to wres'ling wi'li on hi-ovg'yphieal MSS; ami asking the getu rous r.ude*s to f rc.ivc all our s'ns ? , omiss'o!*. a d commissions, in a joitina I : i-t e s-il. , w h jog cur \v ?rk t ? a clo> ! ly?ayii'jr: Wc ho; e tli i Printer's Devii ; \vi!I li\ nntii his ha' cr.avn eives i ami inasli"s every l> >n-* that's m him?tli , | tli * Ton:* nI'M vinr will enter upon an et i i !'j r sp?i:iy iiiiuii rei|onle I in its hi-iory1 ih t the pur-e ol the Klilor wi'l never h ! free from he pangs of ncufe t lethorisiu nn ill it cverjho.ly will have a merry Cliri-tmi J anil a hap| y a'ul pi. sptroits New Year. Vox. t'orre.sp ii leueoo* the Union Timk*. News from Pea Ridgo. ; Kn.mx, D. . -1.?Ma. Kniroit : Clir'sl n as is e'ose ; i hand, hut the hard times am scarcity of money \vi 1 make it a dull Chrisi | in.as ; Santa CI use will not he very hoivi1; | loa le i wi lt I ys and candy fn- l!ie cliil lrcn I We are not a I don jd)ieki->g cotton yet I an.I it seem-, tint hetcr n t h ' pal her af all than lo mile I cuts f r it. I nil >1 > more g oil to Id it stay in the patel I for miiiiiti'.' 11 s nous th it a great many farmers hav the I.id ry lever nn I hands are sear t am there w 1 lea pr -at deal of land uocilt va. t? I iii-xt y?n?\ I'r. \l. W. CI anthers nml wife starts f >i , \ i ! ?? ' i, tie wpia. I wday. to l>e gone live ni *ix v..eh- The Doctor espeo's to Dike n < ni -e i'.ednrcs while away. There i* h it very little sickness on tin Ii d.e .it p c i it. Kta.Tus Wiikki.. !.\ v. .11is I'inn11?.\.? JaeU >iiviII , I Ii. !>?. i.n'o llak. I'ln., >|m'C n! suvs .1 i*i In-: I o'clock last n'jjht a mob ol ah < nil-' luttii!l* "i men, s?nn; ili-jiu sel. all ii' i I wil i rillos ir ii'volvers, called ? n S!i : l' i! 11 cp, ami ?ci/.e I in I over i | )ii ,i. They took IVoiii him ilie keys i.i' iii e niiily .jail s i jfiar I over liiin. ' I h% \ Mnii 111:i I%? a ru-li 11- ihojai . i Merc I it :i il to k Iiu:n i' iw i iicjj ges suspected ol i ? inn .lor nf >fling I'uTiimorc i> ilie streets f itri I hr^iYey; 'I'll' plison e; swore 11> mil li^^rec?~^^T.!ioi t .liMn'ie1 f. in (he ja 1. ami their holies liiMleil with bullets. ' ' !'. \ rii H \ l.U'litAi l,\nv?!.- !re::". i>? I. *ii . I. izalieih 0. Watte. Mother : : W. A. ami Col. R. ('. Watts, <1 ie<l at i h i in i.i:-; eity at 7 o'clock I si nijrlil, ft." I - Nty -ix yearn. 1 he remains was inio?i''i in " ? e;iy oeno'tcry litis oveni-in at 1 < * ?? ' 1 I Waits cline np from t'oluinJ hi a yesterday u.ornin^. P >r the TlNU. ! C To Teachers, Trustees and Parents ' At a id ee tn / >( the School Trustees, Dec j'*j 12th, it mi dtci-ltd| WJV! la?. That th? pubi c *choMs should begin i the 1st .MouJay io January, I8U2- I g 2nd. That every Tailitr should have * | contract with the II- nrd of Truatets bef'te beginning to teach. rec Jlrd. To do riwny with as many schools as ^(^ ros-ible. and to cou?olidate theni to the very * t be*t advantage. wn! 4th. That e tch of the ten boards of Trus- < tecs should act m a Committee to so-* that ?very roao who ia liable, pays hia j>oll tux, ll( as the school fund is largely dependent up- j ^ nn llm ftrrminI i>nll?e ml t'rn-rt tliix murrfl a'C 6th, That wh?ro ft school tsuglil pupils R,t' OTcr uge (18 ynrs) that iuiti?u should bo * charged uutl liken nut of teacher s salary. ' As to the Trustees; those who were prcs! sent, few jn numbers, link a hv?ly interest ^ ! in the schools. 1 would lik) to ?jy to those j r i J wli? were absent, an 1 again to those who j -lt | were pr?st lit, that you should, and it is ' M" i your duty to do your uttnist to belter the 1 j c>nditiou of tWe public scliods, e pecialiy in i ' 4 the country oftr cts. The l?w re<|ui'es i' co' i j of you, the | eoj.'c expect i\ the children vv 1 need it, and re<|uirc it of your hinds, fir ( upon them d?*pe*id the future, i i We should t ildesyor to combine some of *-*" i ! the s liools, en ugh, ut any ra e, to have ot J ,el I least one good school in tucli township, to , i tun 8 or In nioii|hs. Otic<>f this kind wouit j l'a ! show its effect upon the community in a j UM 1 very shoit t ine. It has a tendency t> make ! 'I!l , better ci i/.ens, and the majority of our peo- j p c sure y ne? d upbudd.ng uloug tins line, j |'J| I Vou having more power than any other school officers, you cm improve the schoo; system c1' i very much, by v.ay of running the schools ?" longer. S 1 llud thul th*county schoi's, with route 1,1 * except! n?, arc very wo'l taught. 'Jhc ol" t pupils H ind fairly well with thn.-e of the ; u!l ; g>tided sell ol. The great trouble i*, the I suortnrss of tin term. There are two rei- i c sons for this : I in j 1st. There is not a sufficient amount if , f11 i money for the ( urposc. j le' i 2nd. Whatever amount it is, there is too 1 i little attest.on g ven it. Ileretof?re, an I 1 I even n .w sotnctiiiics, you, the trust- e?, n>e ' a too little discnt on in paying out money. 1 c It will not do to bs toi lavish with the I C<J school fu-id. In feme districs this fund is j he run too miic'i io thu interest of the teuchcrt i lu and not the children. The law so's aside ) so this money f r the good of the children, and ; s" it is our duty, yours as well as mine. ti see to Unit ihoy nro really benefitted. | " s There uve unity teachers, 1 fear, looking | 1" (l alone to the f ay and not the welfare of the [ w pujiils' This is wtong. While "the laborer >?> U is woithy of his hire, ' the contract is t> 'l| j pay linn to fear;i the eh.l 1. While such iu- E' .. stances m ?y be r?,rc, stilt tliey do harm. r" I It is the duty of trustees, tcichors and t'1 p parents, to keep tiic School Cosiiinissionrr s! r justed ill all matters pertaining to the good ,, of the virions schools; to show him hid in s- | I take-', and tell him plainly of his duty. ? 1 he trustees having more to do and ti ling ? die most imp > taut sctio >1 ollice, slmuM all ~j he paid something. ^ n Mr. Lyhs, Tru-tec of Siutuc, made a ^ 10 E stigge?ti> u ia saying that tie liojied the j, Lcgisla'uro would p tss a law reijuirtiig the l_ Au 1 i? r to furnish every trustee with a ist 11 of jioll tax payers in his township, si thai j t| none might escape. In this event this otilec 1 j. might be abol shed, as the burden of work j lu consists uuivly in making the apportion- | ... inent. Tiien onc-haif of it? salary w.-u d *.c amji y pay ihe Trustee'. jj- '1 lie second Wedue-d-iy inJanuniy is fixed j j> Br to have another meeting of the Trustees, L L)1. Surely every uieiuhvr will como. Let us te hope so. ?l According to our appotionnient, we will have for ihe next frecrcho.il term, about $1,I j .TitO more money than wo had lust year, and j ,,j ber*tg ii' itr y clear of debt, wi ll a propect I,, of a much longer term, it is to lie tiojied J that the live schools ulucli do a vast amourt !.. of good, will firoiuc bo spoken..yvell of. re J. L. tv.ii.ivKR is ' i>clio 1 Com. U. Co. I i:. I -i i j j Hot Supper at Santuc i ic . "i I j >'xiiv. Leo., "Id.?Mr. Kdilor, 1 have le 1(J j been r. nuesel by the lilies id' the Salem ' J l? ipii-t e'mroii. a< Santuc, to ami' unco thut ' )t ! tliey w 1. giv a <h inning 11 o' Supper, at L>, I this place, o i Me lius ay night, dthli i-ist., | | for th> ho cii' of their cliiuvh, and tiiey i / in j greatly do ire the |r si nce and a: d of tin* \A ; juiblio gener .Hi. ia I hi? go. d cause. ; j 'Hie supjier w i l In; a' Mrs. C'ooWs, an 1 i '[, |(. conducted sy-te naMce'v. m the lubes wi-h j,., to make all who ultra 1 enjoy themselves ti K, their hearts cmi e:.t, and he fully rcj ai I for I their lime, presence and 'ill coiiti ibut oio on that oceassin i. iMeasc remeaiber mil leu 1 j t hem y mr ai '. A s-'criil ii.vit iiion is luucby cxieudel to pi L, the bo I i or, atnl when lie ail 1 eat our ! ( supper, we will su do.vii and ad'i.irc the |'0 heainy and sobal ttncioin ef the Sun t ie |? ^ ladies \ -u a -e o'd enough. Mr. Ivlit ir, to w i be a Ciuipetent judge. H. W. J. l' ? ? - ze t. For the Timks. )u Ir x. ra. u. a nooms. I'mnov, S. r., Dec. 1-v.h. 1801. >1" The ) . M. \. of I'nnn, S. in rogii* 1- lar mre ing. j e 1. I li ?t in the r oinval (fio'ii Unioi to j [ I,alliens.) of llev. Waller I. Ilrvhett. l'astor i 1 n of the Mc'lioii-I Cimrah, the Y. M. .\. I'll lias lost oneefilie st longest .support"is. : >>( a '1 h it ?e hereby cxte -il to our llrother ! - o;r heart fell thinks f-r t!i" faithful as oca- | e t'on work, lie lias d .ne amongst us ami we ! ?1 pray liivl. th it where our litoth r i< going ' he is I lie may he as useful as he wis here. I co '!. That a f'opy of tins* res iluti >ns he transmitted to oar Iho her an 1 that th" Union I'imhs he re<ptestel to piili'ish same, (tfo. Mamittk, s. i!. 11(>1*1-1. | Secy. Prist. l,! .?. an 'I'tir: Kino Snaki: fviotiv"?This is the '* heading under which an Alihiim onlctiipornry ir.ntsthe following: We have heen inf firmril that stunt one tnouf'i ago, in Morgan j entry, while a in in and liis wife were siti ii-g out on tiic veranda lite in the al'er- j 0 t.oon tlicit* attention was n'trac'cl hy the j ' iti-fic ir.ince < f a hirg) king snake on I lie | ' steps a few feet away. They were perfectly ( ipiiet. and thcsimkc crawled up tiio steps ; L' j tni'il it rea died the top, then d held its hea l ' , up as in ne 11 as to s iy : Pun i c-uic in? ,1a I Tliey remained perfectly s i I and the snake 1 j to k it IV r granted lint th silence gave c in- f p I s-iit. si it proceeded to enter the hall and er.i'.vled leisurely al tig u> til it readied -i 1 j lied ro mi wli-Ti' the door ,-t > d wide oiei. I ' It cnUTol the iloi r, n ukiitjr it-< way timler , ,.y 'lie be.I llvr - the kiag -itake pmne-l on a |' , | I r^c t'^t lesnakc tlia' lin<l coil.il PmII' ||V > arouiul tin* lie I springs. After a ilea lly | ! ntrtiRjle v\itli i li i - inoi-ie- rut I lev Mi ki >a : jsi ! I snike wei.l out. into tlieyar-l ami go: s me ! wj( [ I km I of wc.'il la k 1! ili'i ]>' i son on' hi ics. ; I After inking the moli_ lie the king snake retiiino i to tlie l.oioe nml Continue! Ine hat lie until i lie rn" tie-make tvm ile.nl. It | ^ " ! \v > tive fe t u length, niul I.a I nine ratt is. 1 e t we les? i jn.mj'im. t'\u Link I!i:iwi:kn Wisiiini;- Mi I TON. lb C . AMI G.\, Tlta I! ell- I K'lS moii l \ Danville ii. I!. (' . is uiur ? it - 1 h i ing a l*iillm;|Ti hutlet Meeping e ir line In- | i i ween Wnsli'iigt m, l?. I'., an t Augusta, Ua., > par on the following s ;lu>.lu e : j Ma S ti'lihoiltiil. Nnrtlih inii'l. No. II. No. IJ I ( a! "Jii |>iii Lv...V?iishiitaton \r. 11.all am one am Lv.. I'lmr - 11-v lle...Ar. 7 hi mi j wit 0.'Ja am laV... Ly ii r 111 ta i*|f \r. a. I 'I an i It i N.a'i am Lv...Iisiitv i e \r. --! > au> pre III."JO am Lv...(!r? eti-b ro Ar. I'J. la am clia 1.ati pin Lv.a.Cli'irlolt \r. v.h i pin l>.I*i | m Lv...i i.liimliii Ar. -Lao | in .\ i'.lo put Ar...Augii'tn Lv. JMKJ uui L '\MPUUK 1*K > PA K ATKINS.?S ' '"3t T M. Irhjr, who man-ge l tb?- Tillman pn last year, airfed h?re ;a? ? *< I tt-ok quirt rs * t the Jerome. Laic i aeen by The State'* repre'entalive ed obotit llieobjcc of the ti eeting ol ie executive committee. which bad cu ov tit in ivr January ?tli He i I failed the tnee'ing fi?r ihv | urpo. rgatixiug the I)cui cra'ic pwly c te." 'What do you atnn by teirgniiiill i nskeil." Vou know, a new fifty con-ditutim q.ted hud year, and the organ suti> inlica bus to be iu acco d with it. ' some two or three which are a 1 read ized according to the constuuion other* will bave to be so organized ^ena'or, what will be done abou tnocra'a wh<? voted for Judge H?sk< lust election ?" wm asked. IVrsoually," said the Senator, "I * or of icttmg them come back into the I vote, if they will ?;;rce to take tin ! support the regular nominees e ty. However, 1 cannot say who nmiltee will do in repaid to the n it ti it meets."?The Stite. ? - ? -? - ? i ll k Al'UITOIt is Aumtor and tiik 1 rat is Trkisi kkr.?Speaking to thofc prcseiitative la?t evening, Conipl neial Kile) be sai i: "Some of the perg, particularly the News an I Co f trying to lc tithe po?plc to believe vc o raced the cmu'y treasure irlboro and Newberry to refust t> a order of Judgo Hudson, when tin Judge Hudson has not 'ctandau lor of the treasurers. The ttea ice is tcpura'c from that of the an j is in sponsible for i he amount cl in and hasn't any right to lot the a any one else change his tax dup loss lie is 'man lamused.' The triNewberry has refused to allow tbc a change his books, and if tint brougl contempt of court, why it woulti it hint in jni*. The papers are, lit iterance, confouii ling tho two otilces, ey are entirely distinct."?The Shite ? Andkiisdn Chiton Skko On. IIkfisi ntlerson, 8. C., December 15.-?The lit iiiiccted with the Andersou ().l Mi lea in opcrtti1 n two weeks, nil I foi ids of reliue I oii liavo tieea slnppe Id at the liighc-t market prices, ? y that tlie on refined in Anderson i; that made in New York w anywher is refinery has a capacity ot thirty I r day. The double refined, or liite oil is u perfectly pure vegetal id is considered by many as snpei ig'i- lartl lor cooking purposes. The rs of the oil mil ho,'c soou t<> utsl ing-uiients to purchase tlie crude oi ic surrounding miils and refine it b lipmcu'. married? 15 ?N N ? IT? HOIHNSON?Marr ic 1, )th Dec., lU'Jl. by llev.-II. Lam] le residence of the bride's futbc larioti i'obinsoi, .Mr. T. F. ]5eni liss A. A. ilobinson. List of Letters r.einaining in the lNistollico at Uni ic week endimr D.-o. 25th.. iS'.tl. |i.?s L I'. A'cxan ler, Mr lliram Hurl irCU Uuvi-*, | Mrs Todrioh I Ben Beams, l'ersons calling for t lie above lettc lease say it advertised and will ber< > nay one cent for tlicit* delivery. .1. C. I1UNTEU, 1 or Kale or Kent. 4 HOUSE and Lot on Church .V Ihniii.re of WILLIAM EL! Dec IS 51 A X>. XJ. W. IiaoLulliltlt ODUE No 19, wi 1 meet prompt J o'clock 1*. M., 1st Moil lay in J WJ. All members must bo j resent, gl t :>11 officers of the Lodge wd' bj I. J NO. V. GAG i i I!oc< l To Those Indebted. VLL persons iii'lebtc?l to the fi . i.citia -t.-r & L-t'lujoiin, and Jo . in-isie*, by ii< to >r nt-cnini, nmsi Lvaicni i>y ilic 1 Hili of Jmiary IN ey will liuve ilo ir uecouuts place I m Is of ;n < nicer for collodion. JOHN' LKMASTK A | D-c 25 52 A BIU'TNT I S I'M EST FOR UNI IIIIE Notional routine HtiiMiug am L A-is c atioi, if All into, (l.i. Uno r invo~li'?j5 an I borrowing. $5,( in nlreuly sco.ircil lor Union, ithm ami you invest for your own nl b i j 11 n >i to tlier towns. Let eve a help ilie only cunpiny that 1 oney in your midst. J. M. TANKE'AS LEY, Dec 25 52 BANK STOCK FOR tA \V l |,L oiler for i'c to the Irghcst 1 b'Ibr. the (*ourlhouse <1 .or, nt Uni ,*o:i S i!?-ilay, M itnlay, January 1, I) Slumps or Stock in tin* Morel niitl Planters' National Hank t'nion, S. 'loiii'ng to the e-la'e of Joviah Fost ise.L Terms?CASH. T. L. IIAMES, 1 l"if" TiIKS'I" \TK ll'lil N'kws AND Ulll ea-c publish once a week for three i<1 forw ir I bill to, T L. IIA ME-5, lv\' .loncsville, S. Dee II 50 MASTER'S SALESI'OIt JANUARY. Tlio State of South Ctivolii UOUNIY OF UNION. In I lie Court of Common lMcis mo II. Wel.oich. an 1 Kli/.ibt'lli Del 1'I<I tut ill h , ni/ii iii.it A. A. Snrrnit, Jh'/iiithinl. N 11 I enee to an order made ii ii'? i\v s-nt I oi<i?, i| i'f I October I'l, 11 i.i Honor. J, II Mills n t'irc lit .1 i\ I sell bef iv (lie I'iriitli ,n?o il >or in f I ii'o.i. In t ween i lie lentil Inn \ on Monday, tin* 11 !i il iy of .In 'J, ilie fol!o>viii{ 'I ."tcr.be I propert I ,'J'ii) Ai tu:s?i i several parcels. \ 1 i lin ?erinin pi mint i n o i met of njr. bei' i; ninl silnnte in Untou (Jo t .* nl ron <1. c iiiimii'iig one tlioi > Ii ii ii In 11 ai 'I fifty (1,| ncres. mt i, i o-11.11 I on I lie North by the 1 n s A \. Surilt ml .1 oliu I. Keml I by 1 in Is of I rvin Wood. S nth by Hive , ami West by 1 mils of John Sji li nb v I rue' w.ll be >o. t in re eels: the | In! of \vl ich e in be seeu ii s t-r s oilier, ot Union U. II. I HUM.-' OK S U.K. !:.< third cash, the Iiilnnee on u crr? :in I t-v > years, in e pi i' in-lnl in Ii ii.t ie t item ihe ?1 iy of rale, ilie <er to y,ive bail tint n nor jrn jxc ot ni so io s i,ire t'ie bn slice ui the e inonev, U. II. IT.AKU, M. i .e. I is'ci s olliee In on, l?ec. II, 18HI. be 18 01 j .bn The State of South Carolina. cimCOUNTY OF UNION. ir be f ^:s ,'>e U?urt Common I'leis. Jauin it. niwger. and Lewis N. Rodger, 1,1 1 Executors of Ihe will, of John Rodger ?Je- a 'f the ccis'd, Plaintiff* ajaiunt ,,, A'mira E. Rodger. Ma-y Rodger F?n', John 0,1 ' Rodger Fai.t, Burtiice Amand* Fan*, James II. Fant, David Burns Fan'. Louis a* t'ou'luone Fant, Mary Fant. Both Well 1? ? Fant, Helen Fjn?. J. Ca'h' un Hunter, as ncr^ Adin>ni>trat-r of ertxte of M. A. Sir tor.?" y or" deaeaael, lbs Uniou Building nnd Loan ' ?n Ass- elation, and W. A. Nicholson, /></>*a?; dant*. HI in TN obedience 10 an order mado in the L abovj stated oaso, by IIis Honor, in in J- U. Hud'oo. Circuit Judge, dated Oc'olcr 1J. 18'J1. 1 ail sell befoie the CourthouM^ ? oath i door nt Union, on Monday, I lie fiur'h duv f. llic j of January, 1892, between the legal h >urs ,t llie ?f sale, the fol owing described lots ami par uaiter eels of real estate, lying, being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid : 1. One tract of land id rincUucy township. 'rkvs- I contaiuiog 129 acres, mire or less, bounded hate's ! '""ds of l'lios. Morris and oUmts. roller ! ,own of Union, on wftjg street, news- bounded by St. Augustine church and others, urirr 1 containing hslf an acre more or loss, that 1 *',>l 111 town>on Main street, known as rs ttf | tly: "G?een Frout," biundel by lo's of W. obey McNeace, Mrs. A. Fant and others, u fact "" f-?l In ?ov. n on It tuhrlor s roet. known iusei' M ti,c Misery Stable Lot. bounded by lots of surcrs '* M?N?ace, 1'. M. Colien, estate of iditor Henry Hardy and others, isrgcti ncar ,own> on Pinckney road, iiiiior containing about three uores, biuuded by??^ licato, W*?o t asurer y- Ij ,l Ul 'own, cortfer Itachelor and uditor Academy streets., known a* the MoNally lot, it him hounded by lots of l\ M. Cohen and othors. I hive Lot on Itachelor st-cet, adjoining lot trough ^?: y* , while <>ne tract of land lying about 1J miles West of the town of Union, on the A Cross Keys road, bounded by lands of J. unv. McLure, J. w. Younjand others, known sfioery 08 1*" II Km Store house aid lot in town, knowu ir car 1,8 ,?,e *^?l,n Wil'ard saloon, il and ^1- Tract of land in Uogansville township, xnorls coutnining 100 acre?, more or less, bound-d ieiiual by Inn.Is of San ford Wilburs, H. 0. Lawsau, d els \ nn<* others. barrel's Storehouse and lot oa Mii'n street, ? !winter joining lots of W. T. Graham and Mrs. V. do oil Coleman. ior to HI Lot in town, earner Bachelor and mana- Sharp streets, bounded by 8 til streets, J. W. ke at- Wal'aoc, I- Carsou and others.1 from H;i. Tract of land, known as tho O'Neal ere for I>'ace> containing scvonty-niuc (7'J) acres, ^ more or le?8, bounded by lands of Govan Hancock, John Bcckncll, Daniel Gallman, ~?" cs'atc of II. S. Bcnty and others. /* 34. Nine ('.)) lots of land in Bogansvillc on the township, known as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, t'?, ley, at ~t Hand 14, in the division of the Weut r, Mr. Springs tract, containing in the aggregate licit to thirty-seven atid tifty-two one-hundreds (37 32-10U) acres bouuded by lands of Bcn jamin West, It. A. Hopkins and Glenn Springs road, on. ot jj- ']'r,lct 0f p.,,, 1 in Bojunsvitlc township, conta tiing ah??ut fifty (00) acres, bounded kett. by lands of Berry Lee, es'ate of AsaStulh Iiiglics, and ethers. TERMS OF SALE. rs will jijuired One-third cash, the ba'ancc in one and t wo years from day of sa'c, in equal inslal\ M. inents. with interest on each instalment from ? day of sale; the credit portion to be soeurcd by the bond of purchaser and a mortgage of street. "to I remises, and an insurance policy against fire, on all buildings to be assigned to tho LEIt. Master. ---? , ?l'urchasers will have the privilege to pay all cash, il they desire. If purchasers purchase more than one lot or parcel of land they shall have the right of ly at 7 having their perchases included in ouc deo-.l, unitary untl tit-' ere lit p u t of their purchases s curThut cd by one bond and mortgage; and they arc instill- to pay fir papers. E. C. H. I'KAKB, Mr ate U. C. der. Master's Office, Dec 11, 1891. ? Die. 1S ol Ct. rm ar The State of South Carolina. !ui N. mike COUNTY OF UNION . 9J, or lu ,jie In the Court of Common l'loa?. Ruft'.s A. Whiilock, Plaintiff, * ayainst 5cnl;; Jos.il. McKissick, Administrator if J. II. Coleman, deceased. I'limelia C lemuu, Desuemona Coleman, J. Tito tuns Co einaou , ' and Amuila S. Spencer, ltolv. 11. Cole',,l!! man, John II. Coleman, Reuben C. Colc{iiii ' 'r n,an n,u' Daul Coleman, Drfenhmtt. 0 IN obedience to nu order made in the n\e-t al)0vo stated else, dut-d October loth, nVl* 1891, bv His Honor, J. II lludsin. Circuit ry iitt- Judge, I will sell before the Courthouse door ta- put jn ^|1C t0W11 uf union! between tlie legal li uirs of sale, on Monday, the 4th day i f .j-t -January, 1892, all the iuterest of John II. Coleman, deceased, in and to the fol owinsr y described properly to wit: Alltliat lot cf bind containing three f tilths r.d Irr, (i) acre, more or lest, lying, being and ciltion. S. ?tc in I lie town of Joucsville, in t lie 18G2. county of Union, Stale aforesaid, bounded on limits^ (be North by lot of.!. II. Lindsay, Hint by ?j- 'oi cf W. K. Alinan, South l?y Church s roeand lot of.!. I.. McWIi rter. hii 1 West by 1 Spartanburg Union and Cobunbiv radical, ' >'? 'I1* j known as the Steam Mill Lot, an! also the I Strain .Mill and Ootl >n <1 o. an i Grist M il thereon, consisting of o ie 18-horsc power ix'r. engine, one Circular Saw Mi I one GU-saw i ltii it Uin and Condenser; one Cotton I'ress and tsne 5-lon Wagon Scales, with shaf.iap. polweeks. ieyS ,md belting attached, fir turning sad ^^ machinery, and also one Log Wagon. . ? TKIIMS OF SALKt ;;t line-half cish.JJjovth^ IrrlmcJ en a crc'iit of one year, with interest from the d ?y of sale the credit portion of the purch >se im ncy t i be secured by a m rigage of the proper y so'd. C. II. l'K VKK. Master for Union County. Ma tc 'sOllice. Deo. 12th, 181H. Dec I'd ol 8t. v;cl'' SHERIFFS SALES. FOK JANUAIIV, 18d2. ii (lie |)V virtue of a warrant to sc'zo crop under I SKI. I) lien, to in c directed, I wit ? c I at ih> ti I go, Daiii I Mosely plantation and at Joiiesvi le, in liic ! in Joitesvile township, Uuioi Ootmty, on i-s of j Tue-d'y. the utli day of January, 1802, niiay, 'luring (lie lega* hours of silo, the full *v*i??g y, t i described personal properly, to wit : Ahuiii seven hundred i omul' of seed qot? t?n, about twenty bushels of com, about land, three huiidre 1 bundles of fodder, about unty sixty bualu ls of cotton seed and la'ance of i-iitiil co'ton in the field. Seized under warrant, >re or afitl to ' c ns "|C proporty of ( linley ids of I'liri'i". at I he suit of Graham .V Pool. Iriok G. LONG, S. U. C. I'a Co- Slici iflTs Office. Union, C, II., S. t,\, L)cj. Hlh, 1801. vcral Ii. OF B\ ?A regular meeting of Gie K. of U. will le held in their Hall next Monday uight. 281 h, at 7.80 o'clock. A full nltciidniK O is nee & ary, and I tie ineuihcrs arc r-1 pies ted to coiiio prepared ut K. of 11. and S. /