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FJP " ; Th? DiekctTax ist?t*?.r.?Public interut iu tbs Jirnct t*x matte- wai revived yesterday morning 1 J the publican n in the Th? News an i Courier of the eorrespondence btlween Governor Tillm??? ' Cc" gr.-?? u u raw ley in regard to the interest ?..upon the d#eet Ux. it/ la hie letter to the Governor C>ngres?tnan < Brawl-sy stated that Ibe interest collected on > the direct tax had long eiace been refunded to the Cbarleiton owners. Tail a'stemcat is borne out by Mr. E. H. Sparkman, the cashier of the Peoples Nad ma! Bank of this city. Mr. Sparkman hu paid for the United 8:atei treasurer the claims of many CharlesIonian*. Tuose whose c'aims have not yet been pa d have only theiuselTe* to blame, for the money awaits their appl cvion, warriots it is said, for upwards of eighty persons being now in Mr. gpuksman's possession. A Pastor Called.?The members of the Seconl Presbyterian Church held a meeting last nigh' far the purpose of calling a [ astor. Tne Kev. N. J. llolmes, the evangelist of the Enoicc Presbytery, was uu-tnimiusy called, | nad trunk Hammond ami it. fc. Allan were appointed a committee to prosecute the ctil beforo the presbytery. The church Impvs ikat Mr. Holmes will accept the call. The members decided ou a fourth deacon and Adam Da?ies was elected. It was decide 1 to organize a Sunday school etrly in April. The church yesierday bought from Thomas Turner the lot ou the southwest corner of IUiott and Wardliw streets and extending from Wardiaw street westward ^^^ now several Itjuses on the lot. One of thes e will be moved and turned into a parsonage. ?Greenville New*. Tillman on Orr.?This nfteruoou I asked Governor Tillman for an expression of his views regarding Col. Urr's speech at Laurens. lie refused lo be interviewed, faying |,that the speech was iu no wise different from ^flpte Ureenville uttoiances, and was c<|uaily ^Phaccurate. He wauls to meet Co!. Orr 011 tho stump, aud nj Col. Orr positively stales thai he will not bo u ciudidute for Governor, T llinau hopes to have a special meeting iuiijjvj iu wcui ul-iuru iuo cimpugn opens, on J would like it to be nt Greenville, ^ wnereOrr would bo on his own "dunghill," as the governor expressed it. lie has gotten such a store of "rocks" on h ind tb.it he is getting iropiticut for cliAuces lo throw theui.? Cor. S/eice a.td Courier. We have seen nud heard a good many excuses given why Tillman should be re1 elected, but the poorest of all the poor, is that because he has utterly failed as a reformor he should bo given "another chance." Aether chance to do what? To complct^Bg'work of bringiug disgrace, confusion, disaster, and tuin upon the Slute ? This is what he lias beeu doing ever since he has been iu office. We have nothing whatever upon which to base a guarantee but Tillman's word and he has failed in that a hundred times since he has beeu in office.? Sumter Advance. An Infant Auxn 29 Years.?Upper San- , dusky. O., Muroh 20 ?There died last night at Warton, in the western part of the county one of the most rouiarkuble creatures, an infnut aged tweuiy-ninc years. The child, or young tnun, was the sou of Austin liordeu, aud during all the years of its life was nothing more than a mere baby. It developed iu uo other respect, ami died iu the era lie. It coull nib her talk, walk, nor recognize any one, and was as helpless when it reached manhood ns tho day it was born. I m Doctors were completely bullied, and could ilo nothing, and for twenty-nine years its I * death 1ms been patiently waited. v m Foun Davuiiteus at a Birtii.?Texar\1 kana, Ark., March 10.?About two years \l ago the eouuty was interested by the news 9 that the wile of T. l'uge, a gentleman living 9 at lngcrsoll, Texas, a small village about '<9 thirteen miles l'rom Texarkaua, had given B birth to quadruplets. No less were the pco*9 pie interested when this morning the news reuchcd here that the wife of J. W. Alta9 way, of Miller county, Ark., was in one 9 night made mother of four fine daughters. 9 Mr. Attuway is a man of about 2d ycuis and 9 has been married thirteen months. He 9[ wc-ghs 1 ;10 pounds. His wife is 10 years of ^^ ugc. and weighs 120. t L A Lawyer's Harvest.?It is one uf the Rvfuiunesl of the many funny Uevolopments of Ifttlic political situaliou, that this nduiiuistra lion has furnished the lawyers wita '.be inosi Biuaguiticciu harvest they have hud iu years. 9Lawyers have secured most of the best places Knd uiauy of them have been called in? Borne front Haskelite and republican ranks? to accept fat fees iu the many suits in which the Slate is iuvolved. Vet it was intended to be a furmers' administration, and lawyets were especially marked to be left out. When the accounts are made up it will be found that lawyers have received more Slate money in the past two years than in ail the ioUriuen vears iroui 18iG to 1800. luciudino Itlio lingit.ou between Chuoibcrluiu mull liiamptou.?(Jrtf'/ci/lc Atua. \ 1 Happy li^b'iKits.?\Vm. Tioimons, l'ost|ua-icr of Idavilc, hid, writes "Electric Mluteis his done more for me than all litlier medicines combined, for that bad feeling arising trim Kidney uud E ver trouble." lonu Leslie, farmer and stockmru; of same place, s i)s ; "Find Electric Enters to be kho best Kidney a..d Liver nudiciuo, made fte feel like u new man. J. W. Gardner, I!urdwure merchant, same town, says : ("Electric L iters is jus. tue thing for n man jiho is all run down uud dou'i care whether Actives or dies; he found new strength, .^^jeod appetite aud felt just Into he had a new ftise on life. Only &Uc. a bottle, at L. F. Fosey's Drug Store. Dkatii or Maj. J. A. Lklasd.?Maj. J. A. LeliinJ, faster of lierkeiey county, died \ at Mr. i'leusiiut Saturday moraiiig. Ihe \ deceased was seventy-six ycirs o.d. aud had I held many posit lous of honor in Sou Hi C'aioI linn, anion-"* lie 111 proles-or of mathematics flk . in ihe SoA 'aroliut Miliiury Academy and \ principalwfeHie Lam cosville Female College. ) lu IbT'i ho was among the Ku-Klnx victims, \ sod was for a long time imprisoned in Ohiirlesion jail ou that account. Mnj. be'aiii was widely known uud greatiy . beloved ull over the Stale, lie was uu ideal I Southern gcutl.man. The deceased letves \ ? wife, one sou a daughter. X .... | \l)r. S. l'ope has resigned us County fitwurn 01 .>ewoerry o( tlic alliance, UIUl also as a member of the order, as lie lias gone inio lliu business of manufacturing medicine. it is contrary to alliance rules for manufacturers to be members of the | List of Letters Remaining in the Postoflicc at Union, for the wni>k ending Murch 2oili, 18'.?2. i. Mr James MujA^> |Mr E. 1>. Smith, ? Mr Hubert Pcnffll, |Mr J. J. Sartea, i Mr C. C. S. Sim?. |Mr John Williams, Miss Ida Walker. E Persons colling for the above letters will oi please say if advertised, nnd will be required ft. to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. IIUNTEK, P. M. I ft J. K. Ill & 00. (Successors to J. M. (linus & Son.) lanpectfullj inform the people of Uaion that lliey arc receiving a complete JTOCK OF NEW ;DRUG8 ? AND ? ill Kinds #f Fancy Articles Jsual'y kept iu a completely equipped and well couductcd Drug Store, such as TOILET SOAPS. TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES, POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, knd ali. other articles for the toilet. Prescriptions Compounded Carefully by an experienced Physician. Wc intend to keep :i complete elock of rp?tli irnniU in r-irli ilnnnflinpnt 1111 \ invito To Township Democratic Clubs. 1 rnilE Chairmen of the Township Dean.- j X craiie Club< of Union Lur ujr mstrucieu to order a meeting of each club to be held on Saturday tha 9th day of April for the purpoee of reorganising tha I club*, and alectiog delegates to tha County Convention to be held at Uoioo, on Monday, May 2, next, in acoordanee with tha fallowing ? Article* in tho Constitution of tha Democratic I a- ty af South Carolina, adopt ad in State C ' ention, September 10, 1890: Auiu-lk I. There shall be one or more Democratic clubs organized in each towuabip or ward, each of which clubs shall hare a divinct title, ''The Democratic ^ C ub," i it I shall elect a President, one or mora Vie Prtsidents, a Recording and a Corresp iu iiug Secretary: and a Treasurer, and shnll have the following working committees, of uotU-s* than three members each, is : A committee on registration, an executive committc*, and such other committees as to eacli club mny seem expedient. A Ahticlk V. County Democratic Conventions shall bo cimposed of delegates elected by the seteml local clubs, one delegate for ^ every twenty-five members, aud one delegate for a major ly fraction thereof, with the right to cacli county convention to enlarge or diminish the representation according to circumstances. Hie County Conventions shall be called t^grtlier by the Chairman of f the respective Executive Committees under t such rules, not inconsistent with this Con- n stitution, as e iclt county may adopt, and when assembled shall be calle l to order by the Chairman of the Executive Committee. { aud the Convention shall urocrcdta-iuuui'.? t'fl *PJ a President, one or ui> rj Vice Presidents, a Seeretary and a Treasurer. The clubs recognized by the respective Couuty Conventions which sent delegates to the State Convention, which met ou Augu-t 1.1, 1890, shall be recognized a t the only legal clubs; provided, however, tint any County Conven tion may permit the forum ion of a uew club or clubs by a two-thirds vote of its members; provided further, that in a'l titiet with a population of five thiusuid and over there mav be two clubs in cncli ward ; they shall be o'gatiizcd in obc licnco to this Constitu- | tion as are the chits elsewhere in tit's 8ute, and in organizing sail c'ttba they shall have representation in the County Conventions, respectively, as siid Convcnti.ns shall f declare in accordance with tha provisions of this Constitution. A. C. LTLES, Chairman Democratic Parly, Union Co. John W. Ghkuoby, Secrctuty. March 2-3 IS 3t Administrator's Sale. AT the late residence of George McAbee, deceased, in Drayt?nvi le Township, on pscolct River, above GrindaU Shoal*, on Friday, the 8th of April, next, 1 will sell the Personalty of the said deceased. At said sale, besides Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Implements, eic., there will be sold A LARGE LOT OF GOOD FODDER, A LARGE QUANTITY OF CORN, Quite n number of FINE IIOGS and cnlt'e. and a mule. TERMS OF SALE CASH. W. S. LIPSCOMBK. Adm'r. Est. G. McAbee. I Mch 2"> 13 2t Meeting of the Executive Committee. [HEREBY call a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee to meet at Union Courthouse, March the 21st inst., at 11 o'clock, A. M. The following is a list of ' the names of the ommiitce :George W. Webster, Draytr.nvtlle. * J. T. Moorheid Gowdeyevillc. J.C. Otts, I'inckiiey, A. W. McWhirter, Jonesville. .Wm. Smith, Bogansville. . W. J. Betsitl Cross Keys, . I. M. Mobley, Grshen Hill. 1 J. S. Welch, Fish Dam, J. W. Gregory, Snntuc. It. W. Harris Union. A full attendance of the committee is earnestly urged and requested. ! J. W. Qrkgouy, A, C. LYLES, Secretary. Co. Chairman. Mch 18 12 2t. J CARD. C. T. COLEMAN, M. D., Specialist. Re- 1 stores Opium nod Morphine habitues inside of six or oight days, according to complications or condition. No fee expected till patient is fully satisfied as to his or her emancipation. Can furnish proof, if required, by reliable parties cured in this county. Correspondence strictly coufideu tun. Address C. T. COLEMAN, Santuc, Mar 18 12 lro. To the Lecturer's of Sub- Alliances. l 1 HEREBY notify the Lecturers of the Sub-Alliances that there will be a meeting of the County Lecture Boaru on the day ' of the County Alliance meeting, which is the ~ first Friday in April. 1 earnestly request the Lecturer of each sub-Alliance to meet at the Courthouse promptly at 10 o'clock on that day. J. W. GREGORY, County Lecturer. March 18 12 lit. | Warning Not to Hire. ' ill EKEBY notify all persons not to hire 1 or harbor one John ley, a young white 1 man, who is under contract to work for me, 1 but left my employ. All persons hiring or harboring the said John Ivy will be prose- ^ cuted t > the extreme of the law. WALLACE MILLER. Mch 11 11 3i. Eggs and Chickens. A Few of those fine Wyandot and Leghorn Chickens for sale. ALSO Pure Leghorn, Wyandot and Lnngshang _ . ci -I |?cr uutni. Marck 11 11 3t Notice to Sub-Alliances, rilHU {regular quarterly meeting of the JL County Alliance will tie held on the fir.-t Friday of April. Sub-Alliances will please forward reports by the '20th of March. A. C. LYLRS, Secfy. Mcli 11 11 2t. Notice to School Teachers. rnilR regular examination for white and A colored teachers, will take place at Union C. II., on the 1 ?t Friday in April. Every tetcher, white and colored, is invited to attend. J. L. WALKER. S. Com. U. Co. Mch 11 11 3t READ THIS White Beans far table use. Minec Meat in small packages. Baker's Chocolate. Coxe s, also Chalmer s Gelatine. P E ARLINE. All the above FRESH, Just received, and ( for sale by. II. F. 8CAIFE it SON Mch 4 10 tf ' be public 10 try th? <|Uiility of our goods nd our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO. I Jan 29 "> tf ^ CIB^ oVYU% * 2 J A ? ? *- ^Ar ^ o ^ o> &UANO ?MANUFACTl'RKD BY? toe Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co. CHARLESTON, S. C., <t. d)U^\ftstf- &?_ <t tfbnhCjjy Va? OT IO ? ? nvi ?. I ?*o *1111 I1CKM0ND & DANVILLE RAILROAD 00. CoLlMltIA A NO flKKENVII.f.r DIVISION'. Condensed Schedule, in effect Jan. 81, 802. Trains ruu by 75th .Meridian Time. IcLween Columbia, Allston and Spartanburg. Daily I Daily No. 18. | STATIONS. l.No. 14. 1 lOamil.v C.>!umbi:i \r J 50 ji in 2 05 pm J " Allston ' | 2 55 " 2 52 j " Carlisle ' j 2 02 ?? 1 04 " | " . ...Siiiiliic " I 1 52 " 1 14 "I " ... . Union " j 1 15 " 2 05 " | " Pac let " 112 51 " 2 45 p m[Ar Spartanburg l.v |12 05pm tctiveon Columbia and Greenville via Helton. Ex. Suu.j Ex. Sun No. 11. | STATIONS. I No. 12. 1 10a mi l.v Columbia Ar. ; 8 50pm 2 05pin " \ls on " 8 (X) " 2 25 ' " Pomarii ' 2 4tt " 2 45 " ' Prosperity.... ' 2 17" 1 05 " " Newberry " 1 57 " 1 10 " " Helena " 1 52 " 2 02 "| " Chapped'*.... " 1 07 " 2 45 " " Ninriy-Six... " 12 40 " 3 00 " " Greenwood... " 11 57am 3 28 " " Hodges " '11 32 " 3 48 " " Donalds " 11 10 " 4 01 " " Honea Path.. " 10 50 " 4 20 " " Helton " 10 35 " 4 45 " " Williuuiston.. " 10 10 " 4 52 " " Pelzer " 10 O'J " 5 07 " " Piedmont " 'J 55 " 5 45 p m Ar Greenville.... l.v 0 loam Trains leave Spartanburg, S. A. & C. livision Northbound. 3 54 a m., 4 50 pm., .57 p in. tVcstibulcd Limited); Southbound .00 a in., 4.27 p in , 11.43 a m. (Vcstibuled .iuiited); Westbound, W. N. C. Division, !.50 p m., for Hendersonville, Asheville, let Springs, Ku'-xville and Cincinnati. PULLMAN CAR SERVICE. Train leaving Greenwood G.RU p in., caries Through Pullir.au Sleeper from Spartan?urg to Savannah, (!.?., via Augusta, airirng Savannah C.'SO a in. Returning leave Savannah 8.10 p m., Arrive Greenwood 0.05 a in., making connection with C. & 0. Jivision. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on "rains 0, 10, >1, and G8 on A. & C. Division. f. A. DODSON, W. A. TURK, Superintendent. Ass't (len'l Pass Agt. COLL'MIU.V, S. C. ClIARLOTTK, N. C. V. H. OR KEN, J AS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l. Mg'r, Cen'i Pass. Ag t. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga, SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. Atlanta, Ga. _? W?Fr??rh-Toi Frnatlar. In otbar w* will taach yin and alaii [Ayou In al you f rapidly fttharln /^ H/ aVHnlWlA V tb* dollar*. W* / *VV V I X VI ^^H^lcan and will.U I I I Nl/ Vi you plaaaa.ltach' MHNniAV !\\ you quickir m? \ 1 1 ^ I lotrrn nr. IWVar mora ?? rou ?d A' ' ^wBWl * on lloth aeiaa. \N^hV/ In any XNKTTTjTTjT^^ljtmF/ pail of Anuria, X^tHR'UllMi^/ you ran corn'' V>jlll BaUy/ nicnr* at homt. alrinr all yoo# 1 Mym?a^npipup^a | lima, or apar* I Imonianio only. loth* work. What w* ofTar I* Daw and || ha b*?n 1'iotK orrr and o?ai attain, that ffraa pay ia atua to erary norMf Eaay to luia| No apacla) a till. Sr raqulrad, ^Kaaaonakle in. duriry only oar a nary for anr*f o?^ j| atrldaa 'forward I M RMml. InTtntlv* nrn?r?ii (htt anHfKai all i. . probably tin opportunity Itborinr ptoplo hnvottoi known. Now To Iho Unit lltlty mtant Ion Full ponltultro Irot. Briltr wrilt nt unco. AiMitoo, UGORUK TIMHUM ?fc Co., Hot 499, I'oriluntl, Main*. Buist's Garden Seeds. AFUIX SUPPLY 01 Huists fiarden Seeds, warranted to be fresh, mid not >f Inst year's stock, at II. K. SMITH & CO S Drug Store. Feb 0 0 tf A J*. El yj i HATE TOE HEM 1 * H. M. GRIMBALL HAS BOLD DRY G at a big discount, below New York cc and these gajds must be disposed of in We propose to sell at and a little b< for you and ourselves. If you do not good bargains arc being picked up ei Wooieis aiii I Are not going to be carried over to n< smoke on it for awhile.) French Gingham's 10 cents. Checked Nainsook and Cross-barrel Satin Ribbon, 3 inches wide, 15 cen Velvet Ribbon, 2 inches wide, 15 c? Surrah Silk, 25 to 60 cents. Hamburg Embroidery, 1 to 10 cent; WITH 1)11, VI ??! VIU Ladies Shoes r.e $2.00, others ask a few sizes left.) l'assamcntrie, all shades, Go to GO c Best Spool Silk, 5 cents. Button hole Twist, 1 cent. GofTs Skirt Braid 5 cents. GENTLEMEN AND LADIES THAN ANY JOBBER EVER IS. NEEDLES I' CE WE ALSO CARR Crockery and AND A COMPLE'I Staple and Fan Best California Peaches', 25 cents. French Sardines $-.00 pCr dozen. Green Teas 12 cents. Pickles, Olives, Olive Oil and other i SUGAR, COFFEE, HAMS, RICE, IjAKU, AJN1 At Prices t IF YOU WANT A GOOD LIGI "THE FINEST IN NO GOODS WIL1 Call' and see the b? Youd CONSULT YOUR INTER DRY GOODS MCI LLIj HATS, SHOES 1 FRC J. W. MeL Where you are sure to get val We have just opened SPRING GINGHAMS, LAWN! WOOL FJ We have some unparalleled goods, si cassimep.es. kesset jeans, dr BOOTS A NJ which wc are closing out regj genuine FIRST CLASS goods from the shoddy unction room, not he complete 'til you PUF F S < Just opened up in the latest Sj ALL GOODS SOLD STi SPRING IS A TN * WINTER MUSI We will close out all Winte prices, for the next 30 days. bargair Boots, Heav1 ' t Jeans, BLANKETS, and a great many other goods, want to raise money and oloae e CALL A.TP ONCE AND ? RE! Graham Jsa 22 I U IN IT? ID TEE HEWS? US HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF O O D S tet. Money is scarce, times tough, the next sixty days, ilow Jobbers cost, and make money ; come quick you will l?o sorry, for rery day. f 9 d i q q P, n n d c I UUU1UU uuuuu, ?xt year, (put that in your pipe ami I Muslin, 5 to 8 cents. ts. ?nt*. rim WILL DO AWAY , CLOTH. $3.50 to $3.75 for same shoo; (only ents. HANDKERCHIEFS LOWER ! OFFERED ANYWHERE. NT A PAPER VNK Y A STOCK OF I Glassware. 'E LINE OF cy Groceries. iholf goods; at similar low prices. MOLASSES, GRISTS, FLOUR, ) BACON. o suit you, IT, BUY TIIE RED "C." OIL, THE WORLD." . be charged: irgnins \vu offer. lg & Hunter. ?? it EST AND BUY YOUR , NOTIONS, IND" CLOTHING, )M URE, Ag't., 110 received for your money, up a lovely line of S, CHALLIES AND LIGHT LBRICS. bargains on heavy winter uch as rs, .ESS GOODS. PRINTS, GINGHAMS, D SHOES. irdless of value. These are , bought straight, and not Young man, vour outfit will have one of our lovely A R F 8 , ning shades. WICTLY FOR CAHII. W. McLURE, Ag't. I COMING, r x> GOODS ? GO r Goods at greatly reduced We will offer you some big is in / Shos, Cassimeres, FLANNELS, , FOR THE CASH, as wc 1 >ut all Winter Goods. SECURE A BARGAIN . SPECTFULLY, & Sparks. 6 tf v S . .. w^. - " IILMTT V / 1\ JZj MM II RACK ? Our buyer is in New York City > Jobbing houses and Auction rcoim energy and sblewdness, be will get as don't often find their way &uth a week or so to have our slieh loaded with the best selection of DRY GOODS, CLOTH IA NOTION EVER SEEN IN UNIOP It is a true saying that "Goods half sold.'' By buying from first hands, we : selections the market affords, and a saving the middle man's profit foi and it is 110 wonder that we alwn trade, while our competitors arc "hard times." A NEW LOT OF 1 CEI SEED THIS WEEK. * HKSPEt HARRY April 10 15 Wm. A. Nicholso B ANKEI HAVE ADDED TO TIIEIR GEN: A QaTn'rirfc x X.^ v EXCHANGES BOUGHT AND SOLD, COLLECTION WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, BE IT LAIIOE OR fi YOU FA III AND COURTEOUS TRE GALL AND EXAMINE OUR Jan '2*2 i Goods mus If you want D] Boots, Shoes, E Clothing* cheap, c as we are going 1 our Business. RODGER & P Sep 6 30 IN 0 R D 1 ARRAI For a change in ow we will, until Mar our Stock at Redui for CASH ONLY. FOSTER, WILKI1 Ju 2 v 1 > ... . ^ =?)RK ET. 1 ,'isiting the Large i, where with his MS sucli bargains Wo expect in *os and counters G, IS, ETC. * COUNTY, well bought arc got the very best ( first prices, thus r our customers, tys have a good complaining of *T GARDEN Call early. JTl'Tlil.Y, & BELK. iy n & Son, i js . ERAL BANKING >artment. W 1NTKRE8T OCTOBER. K MADE, 1X8UIMXCE. IMAIjIj, AND WILL l'U0M18E ATMFNT. BANK SAFES. firo. T GO. ry Goods, lats, and all on us ",r> p.Vi an crp ' ? ??w 0 ^ UROELL. R T 0 ~ M G E IT* ftnainaQO LJL JUUUiUVUO 1 ch 1st., sell sed Rates, MS & CO