Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

WHERE 18 YOUR WAREHOUSE 1 ^ TO K GOV KHS M TNT HKVI'.ll BUILT OS*, AMU Xf.TK? BltOU'lO. R Some information in regard to the Storing of Homlnl Sjnrit* for Taxation, tcAiWi ihoutd /utcr bee i (Siren to the Public Long Ago. g Washington, May <J.?Some of (lie Farmm in tiie South and Weil who are n Iv citing the warehouse Moslem for adoption by the Qiverni/iriii hare boon met wbli the Higunrnt that it is not the ft province of the Uoverniuciit to build ware houses lor a ly o?as* of pro luccr*, 10 which q the advocates ot ilie warehouse system have replied that if the r Cook- n rell, wbo believe t that this notion was an trroncous o*te, sent an inquiry to the inter, r ?1 - ?? ?.,tn in!< ?(,.tier Mr. MllSll. III! I Las rc-'tiv? I ilic following reply : OrricK or ( om'w or Intkuxai. IUvinus, ) Wash urn row, May 7, 1M'.?2, j lbs Hon. F. M. Coekro 1. United Stnioi Senate?Hir : I niu in receipt ofj'>ur letter askiog whether (lie United State* tiovern1 til of the Uoverinunil ?"iiiiiIa, loin built any warehouses for tlie storage of liquors or distilled spirit*, and tf ho tlie iininbor of such warehouses, whoa I toll, tlie cost tlieie- j of. and under wlmt uutliority of Inw iliey were con*truc?c I If not, to explain wtio builds the bonded v itrtdiouM'.s for distiller*, ' liow tlioy are bonded, and upon whut terms spirits aro tiurid thciiti and the revenue colircted thereon. ? Io reply 1 would ??y that ths United States does not now, and his ncrcr. built any warehouses for distillers for tho storage *' of their liquors and dlsti led S| irit >. There Is no law ntilltoiizing the expenditure of pub io money for III s purpos All <1 is illcd ,| spirit*, with the exception <d' brandy <lis- ^ tilled from app'es, pi aches, and g apes, are denosltoi in warehouses provided b/ (he I"1 . feMttto Ukw?M\f HoeX n ^n\\\sA *Ti lVp* ptniVV^Ii^^V V.I ?"" ) luo'llllllo M J m illwwiary pro i./ses. so i IO bo for the so rage of distilled s did I > ?1 ?"Ois own manufacture until the tax thereon shall Imvo heen paid " IhS'i leis of brandy ir in nppl's, patch*** and gra o', rxolus vc'y, nroexnmpi from ili i r t provisions or this slatnie. The e did brpii t* are ilcpoil **l j*i u ' bonded warehouse Ji renlc I by u ( rivnte individual mid I re*I il.?> ?? tinti! the iax becomes duo, l-ul in no ? t o i* i|,u ti.\ein munt Ii tli e tor any <x en*, * urur.ed in i storing distilled spir t- ?. any kin I. II. f.i, a distiller cdiiiiimvk c < to o|t*,u'c I, * i|jstil'cry lie executes a b >n I. the eond lion id which, iiiii ?ng olli r thiiigi, i* for tin* payment <d'laxiip,n surili p.oiti-ol by liini . " pltcc l in a w iM lion-e which lie i r?><111i v I ( ? |>?< v <I? an it'Mi i ?t,:iI lioticlt kiiuwu us ? warehousing hoinl," is executed firtlio |iivnu' t ?H (lie I ix upon ^ snid sj it'll Iii addition in t lis ilisiill.-iV pre a is s nn?l apparatus mv 1 i ** !?? fir I li< tax, and I In* (Jovcrmu'ul h.riliisi lion upon I In* :<(ir.ls 1 themselvcv I" r llio tax die thoeon. I'tilil this t ix i ; p ti<1 ilie <i ivei ii'iieul litis custody of the s irits by its ofiieo.s m these bonded wnreh'Hi-cs. At the expiration of three years, or sooner, if tIt t owner desires possession ami use of the pni's iho inkiliV"tYtl ~ r"irMn 1 *' * I John W. Mason, Commissioner. ?.? A WALLACE HOUSE I NO ID EN T .Seeing hoido allusion to C il. Orr'.s loading til# members of ilie Wallace lluiiso into I It c th# Mi at i! Ilmise in IM7G, I was icnti utl o 1 of ' an incident I lint occuito'I oii I Ito Mime day. We Rot in ami were .seated when the inembivj of the Maokey House cuno and the 1 ulmt Ht confusion began. It seemed as if I there would lie a general light. I li.nl no , arms Io defend myself, .so I went out and tip to John ('. Dial's ami procure 1 a irood 1 pistol I a I iu:i < 11111 of c.i i cM gos, and re- v turned nt otico to tins State House; but when fi I pvesonted myself at idv dour l *-'* p vxrrrt-t Ti-r gel in, :i the Lam< in and Ivdgolield delegations bad icea counted " out. I fell that 1 was in u dilemma and tinned oil' iuio I lie laldiy, and foun I niv friend and 1 c dliague, 1>. Wade Andeison, sitting on a " box looking m forlorn as I fe't. 1 took my si Hont by his aide, lint in a short lime the ,| p irt ly form of iii.it ii >b"e patriot, .lame-; V Lipscomb, deceased appealed near u?, \\li> 11 at ouee look in the situation, and went back " in the hall and in a f. \? minute< wo were ci cdlel to the di? >. where stood the ab.ive named, Co'. A. t'. Ila.kill. t'ol. .las. I.. Ore and Julin l>. itruwn, soigeaut-at-ai ins for tlie Wallace ii niso. These brave men formed i lie nif elves it.to a hollow- Mpiuro, pushing liack t.'.cir oppo- 1 mints, and we | asscd through to our seats o ab >ut as much relieve.I a- prisoners turned | outof jail. It leokulas if this would | ricipitatc the tight, but tiie determined tear- 0 ing of these men and the ptudc ce of Spcik- V cr Wallace averted the storm. t., Who hut mi instate eon'. ! f..rgct tliis j. scene and feel grateful to lin o bravo nun for their promptness in ri-king ilieir l.ves 1' to slii Id it-.'.' And this is In; .ne of I Sic many incidents dim could !.? mi l unselfish risks {'??i- the goo,I ut their prasiniuStale ; ami tin* small honor of Liciiteun'it t.( OoTcrnor is very tnrill compensit ion tor the serviw? retulercil thru. One of tli'so inen Inn been abtt>e 1 l?oy i>n?l " measure for :i ly purpose*. 'S'lic other 1- 10 liick-nuinvil Sham-hai. n fickle eli. rt to ,lo fan <? n iiuiu inloi ! -- : .. ! *.?i ,>n him : hi- ., career has horn ah ve pe:i h. Smio ol the tra is i to try hi-- pluek :m?I. uiy w, r i f? r ,,, it, before they are<h ne with him they will concluiletii.il i:isn-.,l e! a Shanghai tacv have struck u t n p >uu<l gune ?->< k nv tii all (\ the good tmits n' that i:ot>U? fowl. un wi 1 ti!! I ii hant io !'; tl a cleaner >' ! of mm than .lolin t'. Shcppir<l, .las. t On " utnl Joseph Ik llumheri. I presume the II balance of tlie (' nsci-Nat*vc tieu? i a:e ju-t |-| as good, but I ilon t know the rest is 1 ktioiv tlusc. ti'o-iil ti.en shi it 1 I examine into the moral a well as political -mtuling 1,1 Ol" both tickets at <1 ?ee who will statul liie it. test of moral integrity. I r in ill's con-D's (t,' the great dillercnce in the men i .r:he\ all ; elaim to be Democrats. .1 W NSlllMilON 1'. Nil- ''f April 'Al, IMfJ. in - - O Sl'DDKN Df.NIII ol SBS \ ioR I'. Nl.loKII Washington, D. t'.. May II ?Senator .lohn in: S. Barbour, of Virginia, died suddenly at p. (h-10 o'e'ock 111i-s niornitig, at his lesid-nc- , of lie-til failnr.-. lie 11. I not been siek ''' previ 11 v y, and occupied his . i*:?I in ill" .1" senate yesterday, without any apparent pnf- lie faring nml after a brief l!ne?c. His death was unexpected and \v s a gicat shock to those who knew liitn, a-* he was always regarded as a man of sir tig constitution, and lias bctn uniformly well and energetic for a wc person of liis age. I,;, The senator retired early list night, ns well as usua', and a few minutes af er t) re o'cl ck litis morning ho sank ha k on h s *)e bed without uttering a w rd from the timo he first coinptained of fee ling ill. Hi* death ?ei .was sa d by his physic in to be heart failure. ' ' m;t The grcM -tecl bridge across the Mi-:};?sippi at Mmiphis was opt lie 1 with itnjx s ng ceremonitson Thunday. ; >,0;i ? pcopl be- cii ingpresent. It is huiil by th ? llnt?i- fly. It Memphis At Birmingham road, aa t on lie | L>1 spot where I?e Soto crossed the v.. i ? j i jki. i'i Ik EOcdfy Union "Siincs M. STOKES, - - Editor Friday, May 20, 1802. U USCIlirTlON, ?1 00 I'ER AX RUM P05T OFFICE DIRECTORY. Tin; I'. (). will be opened for business roni ? A. M. ?o 0.00 i'. M. The Money Order Department will be poped for business from 0 A. M. to 4 I'. M. The Koutli baind mail arrives ?t 8.26, M. The North hound moil thrives a? 1.4'), M. % 8'rcol boxes will be emptied every dny t 1.26, 1'. M. ' Any inattention or irregularities should e reported promptly to the I*. M. J. 0. HUNT Ell. 1'. M. New Advertisements. Municipal Election.?W. T. IJrnhum. i'ubllc Meeting. -Votes Mule f-r Hate.? 8. J. II. Howell. Head and I'oii ler. ? llackut Store. 1IMX.. The lit ion delegation to the May >cnt< orotic Convention went down Tuesday, md were ut tin- r po ts Wednesday, w hen (to roll wjs called. * Mr. Vi.tt.non Cm tun?The regular sacra iienlal service will ho held next. .Sabbath, I'd. hy t'io pastor. Two sermons may be xprctod. B-jfr" The warm weather of tlie past few ays has brought out our friend W. D. rllittr's Ice wagon, and the tinkling of the einm'* hfn h n n n inn 111j^j^gfnnrrTnrrT %?% * . V. ?> W eo'fon fn till* murk ei, ctitf?',lp WHOll'ii hosine.n nud loft Iioio'iix**^'liic?lay. He ivill lake in Iho Charlotte celebration. Our good friend, Mr*. M. A. Ilriggs, il-o li is cooling Summer beverages for wile. Her ios cold So la water mi l (Singer Ale tuc i? al liy mi'l delightfill drinks. ... fv'A)'~ V e had a eill last Wo Inesilajr, fintn Mr. I'. I>. leive, can lidnlo for Author, who rnpies's us to sln'e ilnl (he repot if iiis removing I > N rili Ciir.'linn i< utterly uiii rii". .\*s:stmil 'I'owii Marshal, Hrnyloa Smith, mrc-led nti 1 lodged in jail Steve I'tilin.r, colored, last Saturday night, for abusing his wife nml threatening to shoot iier. O * .. Messrs. Smith St Mui'lor hnveopennl a S> ila I'l.iinluiii, and get up delightful Miik Shake*. (So aii'l try thcin. You'll liml it tr. itch pleiisatiler than "drawing teeth," (liongh ynu ctu have your choice at their .shop. t ? ? fkur Iriend I'ortor has opened his S.mI i Water nud Milk Shake l-'min'niii, ami lee Creain Saloon for the Summer. I.ust rear Porter took the lew I in these luxuries, mnl tars he'll not get hehiml this year, if rich milk end the pute?t syrups are npI'l't-eiiile I. a ? Z.v?V (hicsfor nil we give notice, that ivliilc we ui.il/ accmiuiiidiito it cindidnlo IV ill UM t illg his li:iliu< I ki ll (If I liJ'CC WeoliS, ipoll the | run;so of llio fee tiring paid ii ft few ?lu.vf"i' sniisfaclo'y res soup, no shall, inosl assuredly, dr.p every name mm I lie list after Unit tune, it tli?? ?V? ? m i. "ispceial piivtleges to none" is our lotto. . Clerk of the t'milI. .1. II. MrKiuick, as reeei vo l t li * check iVmii die Comptroller unerul for the money duo the Suite l'enicners in ih's (' unity. He informs us nit lie has ntaileil u chock to ouch olio en11e?l t i :i pension for the ninouut ?luc him. ii.l rci|iieH'H us to notify i?ll interested to ill ill their respective postolliees for liicm. 0 fits)" If you want to see jjnod terracing li t how it saves land from washing, no and tok at tho terrnoiag of Mr. Wm. Monro's ind on the rond near tho I'nir (hounds. It uis terraced some weeks hel'oio the two ist washing rains, hut sinuds intnet, while rops around it have heen seriously injured. i'o are gind to haru tluit terracing is hcoiiiing popular mid frequent among our .irmcrs li eerl'iinly shows s spirit of regressive firming. - O As loighi he expected, the people of hnrl'-sioii 'ire fighting hard ngaiiisl ihe re mi.si in the Cot on Mill to l.oekhaet Shoal*: id n! the last luroluig of the stockholders was decide I in p. sipone fun I action in the niter f <r dti d iys. or until r lain I the Ittih .>uin*. in III.' iiie.iiitinio, the work on the .i!i"til and the ('dum Mill titc at the sou's progio-s ng rapidly. There will :.o waiting l?>r the decision of the direct I"ilie t'lisr'osliui t'otton Mill . ;>*" A eciisi leinh'e riot o'eurred in 111nihi l In.I Siiliu.l ? 1.:.?!. I I . ? > ' ? ?-v?i i 1110 '.'(Mi colon >1 peop'e nn11 t'liiof of Police i IdilVe, in wliieli a young negre-s. Mary p< ii: Iter liri-ilier ami lur Aunt. Julia i iiiMin, all Irotn this County, were tlio inoipal figures; ill fuel. I lie main came of o trouble. At one tunc I lie t'liiof was in uoir.ciit danger. Clubs, razors nn.l juris were <J"it*-i?lie>l amuml liitti l?y the ; ilc tool', while only live or six .\e white men s'o >1 by hint ami suivoeileil J lodging t wo of the riot"r.? in tail. ... jtv?v- Spencer llioui'Oii. it it >ted e I n oil I in of lliis ihinity. die I inst Tuesday, in imp! i it. llo create I a i t'e ripi: of excitement atiion I his co'oreil friends >t before iietl'.etl. hy telling them that he lpcd kill ilie eight negr esat (ho hang ng oiiikI dm itig the kti Klu\ reign; ami that wotil I c -me back ami j?-111 d-wn Shine liner's new houso over his head, and >uld walk up ami down the.lane on which j home a'oul, if Shine Palmer end the 5t of them did not do right hv hiin and have themselves. We 1' hit Speuccr's oi l liit ih.it not a nig | ' r w II he seen on thatjlnuc nfte.i dark, I't my years t > c nne. It will he a safe place raise chickens We have a rpecdy and positive euro for lirrh. di;hth(iii, canker inouih and . I telle, i . SillLOll'S OATAKIlll IlKMK- r free v. i h eaili la tile. i ? 11 >1 yi>n desire health nil 1 sweet hrtaili. si stv "><V Sold hy II K Smith A C >. t ? *?)._ We o?k special nttcntim to *! ? ulver'tiirineiit calt.ng for n meeting of tho dem c?Mi>? < f ilii? (own to consider tho nd?'??!?I ty of hoi img n primary e'ectiou to notii tale cacdi iot^a for Municipal Officer*. \V? belt* vs the timo baa come in thia town f r the wh'.te |>c p'e to lay aaida all personal I'! ? '.,1 j rrJU l.Wff MIIU UHHV AM VOHirOII* the town, through their own chosen officers. He hare nothing to say against the former Counul or any individual member of it; but we d-t complain of the way and means by w li'ch the elections heretofirj hnvo been car-icJ. It lias become a fixed belief Ilia* the white people cannot elect a ticket of their choi'-e, > imply breause they will not unite for ilia'purpose ; and the fa'alily <f every | lib ic enterprise eujrg-scl nod discussed for the gold of tin town may be ._..?:i.?.i A?,ini ,,f eooceutintcd action among our c ti/.cnb. The people tlo not un le with tho Town Count il, and ilio Town Council <lo not uniie wi?li the people, in any 11 atlcr of importance f.?r the w?lfirc of the whole, just because the Comic I it realty clcc'e I hy one cti?a of oiii' | opn'ntioii that dors not, fir il onnnot, harmonize with the oilier. Wo may fry lo>hut our eye- as much at we pleas: | iii the cause of the lawn's decay, hut it itn? 11i>t nt the noondsy sun that want of nil ty of feeling ?nd action is the sole C'ltise, nn I the town election is the root of 11 e difficulty. I'ltO real p?od of thn town is entirely oc'ipced hy a d? tnota'izing struggle to defeat one man or ret of moa and elect others; without any iegard to their fitness fjr the position. ^ .A ueriri To ih is ir&rlnn, pirllmtlfrly fu 11-sdVc > I owls. 'ill-He sowed in tho Spring Jftlon and bnekwurd. A good rain now would help (In in and evuiy other growing crop. Corn is grow ng ofl finely, mid if no disatili r h f..l s il, ih-re will boa larger crop of corn mini" in this comity than ever before. If pi cry I'Miner bil l u f<*w Shouts to innko nc-'il ?>f wit'i the rorn, we w<ml<l (eel in if this county was getting fat ami flourishing; that our Farmers could .snap their lingers af the Wrrtern bacon monopolists ami corn raisers, ami to'I Ihcni -we've <piil working to innko you follows rich, ami are now working to gel rich < urs- Ives, hy raising our own hog ami hominy am' kee|iing our cotton in ney in our own | o'-kels " We've iloiie p'aying fool ami are going to playing sensible" Wednesday evening, afier the nhovo was put in tyi e. a storm of wind, rain and hail from the f'oitlh j as??d over this town, which we fear tli I miiiiu iojuty lo the crops. I'p to the time of putting the paper to I res.s wo had not heard from any section beyond this immcdia'c vicinity. Every snh.icriher on The Iln/in/fr'* hooks is a /lowi Ji<tc one, and where not accompanied hy the caeli. the names sent in are end'-ived hy the different sub-ill I iiinccs in our St tie, iiiu'i r l/ir .?<<// of the lodgo from which lliey cone, to In paid for next full. They are as j.ool as go'il dilais, ami before m n.y weeks elapse we expect to enroll Iki.tHiO micIi name* on our list. ? Columbia ... i. .. .lust h>. The imii pailizan Alli-tnce be. Colli s I rs; Oil -i'> 11 for l iic subscription of its members I'i a rubied | o'itieal now-paper ! I,as I Ca'l there was many a howl among llic gooil Alliauct mon for having to pay for delinquents on joint notes for gnuno. Wonder what kiioj of 1 1 - 1 rati When tliv suh-Adiunces arc called upon to foot the bills they have rndorstd under sutl, of hundreds nf delinquent subscribers to the Columbia /iVi/Mtrr .' Somebody is going to get bad y "sold" next Call, sure. We know many of these ttutor.-ai subscribers. Some of them would never take a paper unless some one else paid for it. and others readily subscribe under the "pay next Ca'l" plan, as "next Call" is always couiin>/, to them. We have tiot the least doubt that every amiTillman paper i.i the State could quadruple its list of subscribers, from the Tillmau ranks too, upon the "pay next Call" plan; but those papers' don't do business on such a yW/ing bas's. loo Croam and Strawberries The Ladies of the episcopal Church will give an lee Cream, Strawberry and Cake enter! liiiinent at tb resl len.ut o! Mrs. II. M. Stokes, this Crid >y evening, from ti to 'J o'clock ; the pro Teds t i be dev itoil t > the debt oti tlie lioetory. It is intended that the enierta'nnient shall be a truly enjoyable snei ?l occasion, and everything will bo done to make it so, paitietilu'dy for the j your.g people of our t i.vti, . ?.. Tho Work of iho Convention The first and only report we received I fmr<> the Conventi tit a Coltinibi i, was by (lie papers tlmt canto < n the ~ o el cU (mm yesterday, nut we can only }*.. v o i h a following results of in preceding', loving (be ilelails for no\( week : \Y. .1. Tnlbert was ok son chairman; J. (1. Duncan DoMingor, Secret iry <>l' ilio Sta'e Kxccutivo Committee, was elected Secretary of the Convention, with J W. Dowdon, who oss net a delegate, nss'stnnt Serro'aiy. The following note olc'C'l de'ogit<s to the Chicago Convention : Stilcnt large 15. II. Til'niin. .1. I,. M. | lrt>y, d. W in Stokes, W. J. Tuber*. A her- | :;.;ies ? 'V. 1>. i'.vati*. .1. hu 1'.. Il urison, l>. .1. Drablinm. II. Alil ott. First I'i-trict ? The doro it Jervej*. t bar- I lest n : C M lltird. I.exia.i n. Mtert.alc* ; ?C C Trsev, I'.lakc I. White. Second District? A M \ uiniiis. I lauip- j ton; John tiary livans. Nikon. Alternates | W II I'iniiiicrniaii. ohn W tMnha:*. Third District l> II McCalhi, Abbeville; '< ' n I.- \ ...?...l ' 1 1 i ' 1* .VI I n. .* ll'IVI ruil I . I I'lClIC> \ i I,-itinior, S I'ope. I Fun it li I>i-tnct IS F Perry, t>if 11 v i i t I! W Harris. I"iti<>11. Altera >ic .1 I' Os- ] lorn. A C F\ 1<s. Fit lit district?'J*. J. Cunningl-n'ii, I' i i ?* h lor, .1. \V. Floyd, Ker.-diaw. A!'rrnate? t \V. N. I'Wlcr. T. J. Strait. Sixth district?I F. Tiinlnl, Clarendon; ? F. 'I'. 6tack house, Marion. Alternates .1. ! M. Wad del I, IF W. McUurin. 1 Seventh district? II. IF Thomas, Sumter; ' foti ih Hoar, Georgetown. Alternates ? W. ' II. Iley ward, l>. 1*. I'ipkin. MrmsAI. COMMIT! K KM AN y M. F. I'onaldsou of Greenville, was * Iccioil a muinber of the National l)emo> j ratic Fxecutive Comuiiiico by acclaninlion. , In an nffiay at Stokes' Hridge, Harrington to tin I.v vo?>il' t": fr a; a law sun orcr land, i hie - Fr 'her named Wood ha in were sli t > ind mm ions y wounded willi hild >h<>( l>y | wo brothers named Moore, on Fri lay ( uppmi i Mr. B. J. Arthur htfttt^pdsy f-r Spartanburg. He lilt accepted aVoeition m b ok keeper for Mr. W. 8. M?nV>'?ery. *? ?*?e hardware but ^ Mrs. Barret'. if vMiitf hrr daughter, Mm. S. M. Hico.Jr. | ( 11. C:.. L ?js? ? a jpcw days with Col. T.C. Duncal and family. Mr*. II. F.Vjatfe and Mias Mildred Scaife relumed rj|?atlay ftrcm Elbrrt'to, Oa., wbert they harlbrtft ??? * Mr. Kugene Heaife. Sr-^ Assistant AttovvlhM tew1 Townscpd, J returned to CouinJurTOWky. f Col. D. P. DLicii ra\ up ft on* Columbia Monday and rtturcc# Tniiitj. Geo. Green, general mmiager of the II. &. D. II. It., passed thriugl* here Tuesday io j his privuto car. . Mr. Heultcn Itawls, wifttVitd sister-in-law, left for Ashevill? WedueedAr, nfler spending sonic time in the li*n an 1 'county. Messrs. It. I'. Ha-rjr, hi C. liyar* and llcnry lloss, loft lor tbnrlajle last Wednesday, il?ey will I ike in the Mtcklonburg Co'obrntioo. Mrs. W. S. McLure left for Ashevillo Wodnesday. We wore Iridy picasol to see among us ujtain last week that faithful warrant of God, llev. A. II. Los'er. lie is sltll bright and genial. Gcorgo W. Gngf, U*q., of Chester, spent a day or two in Union on important professional business. We hud u business and social visit last week from our esteemed Mend, M^j. R. J. II. t? II I'lia Maim* . lLoii <> of ill A foW-Ufstvi. meat^WHB ruAsr. No truer citizen or braver| Lh& ever lived than Miy "Bib" BeteilT^' ' David Johoaoo, Jr , Use],. of Spartanburg, made a professional visit to Union Iliis week Trial Justice, S. 8. Stokes, u celebiaiing the 117th nnuivornary of tlio Mocklenburg Declaration of Independence, with the tarlice's of C'narlo! to to-dny. Mr. and Mrs. Hack, froui tlio Stile of Maine, on their travels took in our beautiful t >wn la-t week, to visit two young lady relatives, pupils in the Clifford Seminary. They were taken nil over town and expressed themselves as li'ghly dc'ightcd with its appearance and our healthy cliinnto Pickups by a New LocalThe Me'hodist Suud-iy school lind a picnic at Murphy*ii Mill list Frilay. It was a grund sucocss, eve y out cpjoyed thcrosclv.s very uinch. The officers and teachers ce rtainly intended for the children to enjoy ilie day, as they hill a boot made for Ihe occasion. They n'so carri?-' <v Tenuis sol, .u?i games, llnnimooks nhd Swings. After dinner the amusement was fooVyacinjr, high kicking, etc. Sunday wno children! day nt (be M. K. Church. The programme win one of the I ll.'sl ever 111 1'dl.irr.il mil. ll... .-QAilnliA... .?.1 h nwere very good. The Pastor, l'cv.T. II. Morris, dclivetod an tilde address to tlio children. The amateurs are iclicorsing I lie play "Our American Cousin,'' niul expect to liave it ready for the public about tlio 1st of June. They are under tlio management of Mrs llcrndo'i, an I the people of our town can expect something line. . Methodist 3 S- Picnvo ' *"vThe Teacltcisand children of tlio Methodist Church hail their annual picnic lust Friday, at Murphy's Mill, and a pleasenter or joil or time nobody ever bid. The weather was nil tint could have boon asked fir. and everything seemed to bo mode to order for the occasion. The long string of wagons rcturnc 1 at night, covered with forest bows and blosS 'lii* and Jillal w ith as pretty niul glceoomo flowers as ever made gla 1 the hearts of home. A postal from Mr. John W. Kison, at Uriudall, says: "A mistake appears in lift I'Diks about the number of wmsolstluit 1 killed. 1 killed six, and one eonimittcd suicide (hut night, by bunging liituse'f." Whether it was the haul time", I lie loss of j ...... .......... ... iniiiMSUIUI' J?ISI lIl'l'JS, lli.it can*"'I liim in c.iiiituii (lie awful deed, .Mr. Ki*on ilnos tint inform us, but whatever the cause, 'lie chickens will award ilio Weis.d killer's Champion belt to Mr KHon. Jttty ^ 0 line a few topics of the Southmi Cultivator. the nii.lv truly Agricultural j tirmtl now publi lied in the South, which wo would lire tu di-trlbuto among the Farmers of the (' Italy. All the othei Agric iliu rnl (so-cubed I journals luivo plunged head over heels int polities, and are fust pulling the a'linnoc Farmers in after tlieui, to the neglect and injury of practical fanning. The Cultivator is the Southern Fartnors' o'd, true and faithful friend. Mr. Ja-\ tie.Ides died nt Sp ir tan burg, Saturday May 11. 1 S',12. lie was buried Sunday afternoon in the Episcopal church yard. Several yea?s ago Irs hetlth began 'o 'ail. Meantime his wife sickcued and diet, it;,ring Inm to lake charge of their three little chilli m F?. ?? "?est suitable arrangement Dr. and Mrs, S T Me ins moved int > the house and took charge cf (he i children. Mr. tleddcs began the mercantile business as a e ei k when a boy. When opportitiiity otl'ere 1 he began business for Iiims.-lf. lie was successful in business, building u;< a large and remunerative t.nde. lie was rccogiii/.cJ as one of tho leading i'ry ". ods uu reliant* i f the city. F. r yea s ' i ke N;oi o on t}-e corner" has been ? ? o*l I'>1 ula; place, especially will, tlie le i e*. in his private life lie was as gentle &n.l kind as a geod woman and endeavored to live up to the golden rule. - I i.i st? or Jt ixiK Kkkaiiaw.?Sumter. May I"- Judge Kcrslmw was taken suddenly ick Jail niglit. Misleading reports have ; 'no out ovc (ItC S ijte as to the nature of licaitick. The physicians say it v>is an ill ick of congestion brought on by ind-ges- , ion. lie rumsverei l J** mine in I'-amdm this morning. Tiic IUv John Kershaw, who wont home viih him, returned to the city to-niglit, and mys thai when lie left Jtidga Kershaw this iltoni'( n he was very much relieved.? .V'?\? .''id Coitri'f. . <- ? ? ? I,, f, Wil'ey, ,Missouri, the hjgliesl man ii his cla a ? Jiiie Vale law school, has dc incil t.? ii tcr the dubate for the Wayln.d rize l>c an- - i col red student uamgd Spurjeon, cf Virginia, is a contestant, For tic Times. Ifo Cut s.nd Dried Ticket Mb. Kihtor.?1 see it reported ly som? of the ntwspaprr writers that it is proposer! for the Alliance to tnetl on I n noinate County Ticket, i d? hope that such r thing will not be tried. 1 w?n? no ' ?*? ? dried" ticket i i mine It lo >ked preltj much like that in the last meeting of the Cjunty I) mocratic Convention, when a mat got up and nortina'cd lite delegates with h< name the first on the li?t. We uso I to com plain that Ire Coun y conventions v.er manipulated ly the town people, jus- befor the conrenti n met, and candidates cram me down our throats ; but I aui afraid we ar "getting out of the Tying pan into the fire,' by a few otfice seekers in the Alliance try ing to "hca I IF' the cho'ce of the peoph and manipulating the order in their inferos I do hope the scheme wiil not succeed, f-> I believe it will break up the harmony t the Alliance in this (' uMy. The pcopi want a fair and ojr u primary election , wliei every nu n can have equal chance befoi the people Tha? is true democracy, and honrs'ly belie vc thnt any ticket nominal* by accnvcution, will bo deflated. It seen to mc that a nominating convention, whet er composed of Al iuncernon, Tidmaniies i uuti-Tlllmnnitcs, is nothing but a noruiliatir Convention, to l.end off the will < f the pc p'e, snd the people have decided again that way of n few men saying who shall ai who shsli n> t run for office. If a ticket nominalc<l in that wny and any good in< should come oul in opposition for any the offices, it looks te hjo ns if it was a fix , 11'Mil Lit IvJ fil]i-vtrr ^^1 P-5UL . purpose. It ffilP; -v,?iwniers. roliti is now making a little blow in our rank and I am sure 'his now move will ra'ee howling florin. Fain I'i.av. Tho Schodulc 011 the S U & C. Road The following p.ssengrr rchedulc we into cfl'cct on tli-i Spartanburg', Union Columbia road, lost Sun lay, tl.e 1 ">.li: Trains fn m Columbia to A'hcvillc, N. t over the S. I . .k via Spartanburg, ri daily. Sunday included, leaving Columf nt 11.'JO A. M., in live at Spartanburg :J.i 1*. M., and til A-lievillc U.'JO 1'. M.. inn ing cnticcion l< r Waynesvil'c and II Springs. Returning. ibis Iraiu leaves Aslicvillc 11.00 A. M.. s aituiburg J.'JO I'. M., ni anives in Columbia ' "0 1'. M, Una I'll man Parlor curs bi I worn Augusta and Ash villr, vi 1 Colum'da aiul Spartanburg. Never Ins Ihce been such perfect selic ules and com| let? daily (Sundays include* train service over the C. & (1. Division now: with perfect connections bctwei Columbia and A lmtn, at Setmca witli co: ncclion nt Crecnvibe and Spartanburg f< the North and W e t. - - - - O For the Tim is. Lot us have a Primary Mr.. Km nut : ? Fan t we have a prima to nominate candidates for inteudriit a: Wardens of our t w 11 ? Ain't it time tli the people?the parents and citiistii people generally- t.a.k some interest in 01 Municipal atfiprs V I, for one, air tired < voting for a ticket I h .d n > hand in uom na'ing. 1 am titcd <f letting a little rliip of i-.ix or eight iudivi Ilia's nominate a tick fcr me. And ! ?<iu 11101c than tired of n lowing tlie barri 0111s and their color, friends cnlrl if;; the election iitid ;! town. Now, lot us chango all th's.nnd see if v can t get the town out of the ol I rut at t! foe t of the hill, and givo it a motal and business start to the top of the hill L a primary election a week after -vard to nou ina'e a ticket : with tho understanding tie the names receiving tho highest number 1 votes at the pr nmry shall bo tho tick* to he voted at the regular election. 1 plain language, Mr Kdiior, lot the whi people of the t iwii get together and unit fur oner, 011 soiiit thing for the good id' tl town. It will show how strong weave win united, ai d what fools wo have been, spl up in irreconcilable tactions. The way th town has been split up in tactions is a <1; grace to the into ligeiice of the people, an made us r.dicnlo'us in the eyes of our neigl boVS. I'xioN FORt'KS. V Correspondence of iho Timus, Telephonio Vibrations JoNKsvtLMC. May Hi.? l.ust week we ha :t good rain, alter which the wind blew liar fira day or two, and 1 lie weather was vei c ad. Tho ground lias a considerable cm on it, and the cotton hasn't pot through to stand in red pi tees,vet, though most of it up to n stand and far t ors are siding n'< chopping i' right along. I he piospcct laiicli better than a year ago for cotton, coin wheat ami on . So it teeins that the ftrinci sliouhl no ciiearfvl \Y. brink .Ma' rev ?l:od Iron, an nttnek < pneumonia las' Wednesday, ami was bnrie at \<dinry Chap' I I hursdsy. Mr. Mabrc t>u.I lived fur tunny years near Anbury, I t>.. bat h? li ul recently moved near Tr.-ug tSlioiis. at wbii'li place lie died, lie was lueuibcr, in goo I stall li' g, of lVudcnc I.odgo, No. I;;'', I-'. . M . and desired t be buriid with Ma* nic h 'iiors, but tor sua cause or ther r<> notice was received bv th Lodge 1 1:i- do;"..I: at: I cousri|iii ntly lie iva boricl a it it ait ihc honor- In. so justly mcri ted. lie nai also a no mlu r of the Method!* Clnr c!i li has In en the iatei.ti 11 of ilic l'rosbyu rians of ilie Chinch I ere, and it has been m announced, to have their church dedication I lie "ith Sin day in tins month, but it ha been jostponed to s me future time, of wbicl due and timely no ice will bo given so tha a 1 persons in the county can ait.ml. !>r .1. I., tlerat'ileau has proiiiisod to ptc e!i thi dedicatory serin n, and it is be an so he eoub not attend in die otli Sunday, that the dedi i -i'iou !i i- Ut i deferred. Mr. T. I.. 1 lames sir?wherry pa'eh i* a very inviting place, and i* iikcly to make ilic J1 -ser by think of a clause in tlie l.o d < I'raycr,? "lead us not in; i ) ptatioti.' lie gathered ill' quarts last Saiuiduy. an I m like ipiaiii it y could lo pickled ngiiu today and every d tj f r many day* i i coine Mr Steven Green, uf Ib-st n. the civil Unpin'or if the I. c'tli.rt Sh as Cotton bac i ii, nil- III >10111 -Villi' i ?-1 WO K Mo Mlllt I \vn i tlie Mi .'i!s on l | t'.t -oino .surveyorto work, which wn k will bo c nit line I r ght along. iii loubt, Mitlmnt a"v intermission, tintii the great I'ii ii.iy i ? ! V. h le thu big fn'iory niiiu l.nekiir.it Shoals 1!. K. cnlcrpr -os are going on I'.ast < ! us, if j?m m i 1 iravel towards tbc l\'c?l joti will tin 1 our friend* not entirely in tlie ilnrk in li nt ilireciion, but thy mo>1 veloping the goM mines ami are looking forwanl with the foii'l hope that at nil early ilay they w ill have ^#*rlroa i tVoia Jotigivi! c to \V?<t ami Glenn Springs, passing through this /icli ^ -.hi regii n to the l ig watering places of the South TEiEi'tioxr,. Dvsrr.rsi v vni> Livk.u i'-u-i. i.\,: i . h it no' worth the small | rice of Toe to fiee yourself of every sympt un of the**; distressing conip'?i'!!s. if y ; ili nk so, nil at our si re anil get a b ttlo of Shil-di s Vitn'.izer Kvery botl'e lias a j i'. ilel guarantee on i' us-' aeeonliagly and ii il d""- nv gi/O 1 it \vill e -st you not' ing. Sil l b> II K, Smith X Co Corr? *{>' ndeu- e ?f the Timk?. Newt from North PacoletKm Jisr. M*y 16.?The Wi'.kioaviil* ' L leiary au I deba ing society trg.n led Is i Saturday e?cniog by electing Davis .leffeiie-* j l'rtfileal; M. It. Mucudkoii, Hecte'.ny , Frank Me' luncr. Tre <???'?? ' ' Strain, t hai 1 ir. (Juite a number of youoj r men c.ro'led their OMuies as members. J s few older m?H have jo'.ncd i', loo. The sub ? jec di?cus-ed was: iJ{C4o!rn/t That the sworJ is ruo'e | ower 8 fol t lit it lite pen." Aflii motive ? J. 0. Jel '* feries, and Si. It. ilaeoiuiin. Nega ivce DitU Jefler.es and Fron'-c McCl'iuey. Tli e y i?? g n,en acquitted themselves h ndaotr.el . and stubbornly contested every inch t ground. The your.g nieu uisde the subjet * no i< terestirg that the older ones couldu " help taking a hand in it too. The judgf r. fica'ly decided in fav< r of the pen. The auhject for the next meeting, Sa'urda f* evt ning. "28i li, iufrt., is: ' "liesolvtl, That Washington is the gr^ate; r (ioneral in Jlisto'y. Aflimitive?M. C. 1>>i man, and J. I,. Strain. Negative?W. ! Woflord uudJ. Jcfleies. Decbiiuicr-~< le J. I>oro?nti; Header, Fr*nk Mct'luncy. re | |n reference t? Uto egg we nonce i i? -c week, it was nil en bossing on ilie blunt eti I of it that rcprocuted the inverted lo> Otherwise it had its na'uia! avoid eli:i|>c. '' Mr. Jack Kind rick is ?juitc unwrli, 1) as Walker is attending him |,- We yea ihc c luinu of candidates is lot-g! n en ng out somewhat. We h?>j e t!i--ra r.ill ' " no coat tail men, hut that every man w 'K ride in ?>n liis own merit. (J > abend gent o- men, we'll have "c o'ing boards'' re.<ly f si those who need ihetu alter the primary e'e . lion "liverybody is at work "chopping ou '8 cotton this week. The stand is general en g ol. of We rrseJ a little fuss a few weeks ago I H slying that these wire no young men in t county learning ttadc*. Since lint time t cs rew mechanics in the county who arc pi pared with toois etc., to do a rcspeclabe j ' in the b'acksiuith line. Our fiicnd, I'. ?S. We a b^r has tiie only complete outfit this side Union or Gatl'ncy t'ity that we know of, ai lie s ands at the tiuvil and work bench liii self. Pink is < tie of our leading and nit lit useful men. ^ Mr. F. A. (lof-rth is uii lonbledly oil" the most iudcpcuilenl men in tiiis sectio lie his four boys that are now good plou '., hands, and they make things move. Wo a in glad they take after tlicit mother as much da tiny do. d"> llev. Mr. Sim*, a tiieol gical s.iidei k- preached at Abingdon ("reck yesterday frc ot the text. "What iloest thou here lllijah We learu that arraiigcnients have been ma at t<> secure his pastoral services the reutniod id of the year. II* Wc lmd the pleasure of visiting the llro. e- Itiver Academy Sunday School in Yo county yesterday, an t aic free to say that d- is the most systema'icil'y conducted .*ch<j d) wc know of. Not only the lesson, hut tl us nius;c is selected ono day for the next, fit sn by lo! subjects arc drawn from a >pie*tn it- box, to wh'cli a speaker is assigned. For or seven out of lifty scholars answered t ? h call jester lay moruiiig. A number ol' vi.? tors wcr pre-cut. This i* a branch of tl Mt. Vernon school. At. which place tin expect soon to have a gr ind rally of l'arc. s r.v which their Union county friends and c >d laborers are cordially invited to take pai at Wheat is beginning to head out. Tl in crop is a fair one wc think, at" Not withstanding severe frosts wo have >1 | good fruit crop. Now is the time for 01 i- lilv IVien Is to prepare for drying and cn ne ning it. pi Miss Anna Millwood was able to abet d- I ebureli at Abingdon t'rrek ymderday. d I is a member of that chinch. Ite I Master Willie lvirby is suffering onsi ( orably from having a nail stuck in h:s fo >c last week. lie We are glad to learn that the County Cot a missioncrs arc considering ?ho practic-ibili Ct of lnitlitiiiff (- l'.ormuiwii U?'-'f" ?r--i Tim ire y XTeeK at or near (londelock s for '? as wesupgt sted a few weeks ago in the Ti.mk i" There's power in printers iuk, even n' liglit tricks have hold of the pencil an I prci uf handle Vox. ct n Ic WI I.I. Tin: (*OX FKDKHATK T It INK ? Whe , the People' party holds i:m reunion of t! 10 hlue and the gray at Oninha we wonder ,n any thinking will be d ue. The pla'firm < [, that | arty proposes to increase enortnousl the pension payments to federal veteran s The old e mfrderat' s who came out of t Si (j war heat ii, despo led and mined, lir.s struj j._ gled upward gradually, bearing tunny lieav burdens Onenf the heaviest has been h share of the pensions pui I the soldiers t j the oMiei side. Much of this lie has pai like a lua'i with i?t grumbling, as part t I the penalty of defeat, a tribute levied l> lj the conquerors on the conquered. Nor 1 however, lie may begin to think that ih j tribute is becoming mini lliqti is iigh I ^onony nas neipeit iiim. No public irrasnr . lias been opened Jo hint. lie lias sen ill c !> along, some,itnes on one leg, sometime . with one arm, an I done the best he conkl l* liven in his own section lie is becoming on ' of date, lie is told thai youngir am IS shiftier men most come to the lVoi.l and tin war service does not count any more b '! c nil pari son \v i 11 service to now po'.it ci gods and in pa.d.ii: and inanipuln'iiig can vetili sn and proclaiming nee doctrine* u pditica without knowing anyiling abou " i hem. IScmcmbcr ing a'.! these tilings, we won le 0 whether the ('onto ler de survivor at (!. ? Omaha reunion wilt not In k upon hii led 0 ernl brother of'the People s party to wlion * the wci'th of th' lountry has been bonn i S fu'ly*| ottrcd out, and wonder if lie i-. no | already paying a full share of iiil>ul>. if 1: 1 i- not being btillieietitlr diained for all jr ic ieal purpose--. The l'<:o| lc's party has many pacts. (Iiii 1 of them slioiiM | a-aphra-e lor ilie i*viniioi during the conveuti m a familiar verse am s make it nad like this ? 411'mler the pla'form is due I'eadmg election d iv, Genius of bo d e to l?!ue Oceans of votes fioin tint gr>y, It con d be renderc I witli line eii'ect. tol lowing'hat stirring gem of poesy "(.loo bee. my pa'ty, go.-d bye.' X. U's. 'I'm Piolt.l's PlllTV M All I'S P.Vll l:\VSl ism. t'liicago, IP., May l">.-- i l.e delegation i . i - riniivi to me Illinois ;i??* < tiTt nil n >1 lh<< 5 mt\ have hevti in.-'l ruete<l l?i urge that 11 ?.* St a' e shall secure | s*es*ioiiol i tlr'coal in 11 = : < lull the inter?*! <>n ] uhlit | in itiie> g ' to tin* Sta'e treasury an i tli it, in or-ert'rit all oiti/.em ah ill have mine it ion, it i? n<cc-suy to provid- siillhieiit school room f ir nil c-hiMren of sell- oi age, f.-ee text ho k-?, proper clothing f r chihlrcn unjft vtileil for ami n ivirm meal each ilsi\ without OMfn";' to ii.o children, ami further demand the enact aunt mil en fineinont of adequate laws |irohi>>iting tlio employment of clii drt-u under liltec:t years ol age in workshops and fa t ins. The leasing of c nvic s ail arbita'y ititerfcreni o with free sji -(ch is also condcuinc I. M \ It ri a i, i. oi M?ss U iii!) >n. Miss li-sie W.lsoii. a young holy who i< welt itinemherul in it i? e.iy a* one of the teachers in the graded sti; >1 -o vera] jc iu ng >. ami who wool <i< a iui->i,m iry to < iiin i. was mat rie 1 < ii 111e t.I!i of April t o tne if v. 1'. l-'iank iliee in II u gchow. t'hiin, hv the l!ev .1 I.. Stu nt, i*s sled |.y i]| Hov. S \\. Painter. i in* gtooin is rtl-o one <>f tie in sr-iotinvit ? v in ut hy the S uthcru ."iCa ti^ieriau Misyiot;?i'ht ?(<>'., 1 Corresptudence oi 'he 1'i^jm. Various and all about Santuc5 Kaxtvc, May 16.? Last Friday nigh I Kttrftl jou*g people went from hire l? , nt'end a sociable at Mr. an<l Mr?. J. U ; Fleming's, of the hotel at Carlisle, and tb<se ?I:..., 1 !> ? . vc i report a very noe time, g which indeed i roke the monotony of the seaV son. I con! 1 not bi with them for this "en> gioe" was so tally cut of '-adjustment'' a? to slmo.t require the services of an expe-t engineer?in the shape of an M. D., to take r- up "lost motion." The fishing su-ou is coming on, the river c wa cr is getting warm, at:ii some peop'c wi'l y soon be semiog aud enjoying nice ca'.-fi-lt >f stew*. Last week a parly of gentlemen trom t L'niou came down to seine Neil's shoal', for I scale fish, but f.ilcd to catch any. There >s stems to be n?ne to ca'ch, or people they b<-g<n seining too soon i>nd Lighten iho tisii y their bcJs, nml cause them to reek refuge in deep water. * st List Tues-lsy evening and night a splenr did rain fell ovir this section of country, i. which proved quite an invigoratitig tonic to aim st everything; but tlio two following nights mas so co'.il ns to prove detrimental to st a large q'Miitity of tender cotton, just cotn>d ing tip. c. J'ltc fol'owitg officers have been elected to serve in the Lodge of I. (J. ti. T. here for r. the pi est lit quarter. Chief Templar, J. II. llnndolpb; Vice TeuiIt plar. Miss Xcl'io Grown; Secretary, Di. E. be 1." Jcloi; financial crctny, K. IV. Jeter; il Trtasurcr, 11. ti. ilo'oson; Chaplain, 11. II. c- Johns; Marsh'il, \V. T. Stoke?. Jr.; Guard, T. .<r Lt.Jctc;; Sentinel, W. Austcl. ;c- They wrrc elected sometime ago. but was awaiting the installation, or 1 would hare 1" gi vi it it earlier. ly 1 see tlie pr<-grauunc f r the next Sunday "l,""' " vi.nl inn li-il been il IIU IlllCCd. aod by 1 mubt say that 1 hones; ly bcliovo that coin110 nii tec has m ule a mist ike, ui appointing no some of ti*u introductory "re two "who I" In lik c'nnut speak. I see tit thoy have tlie Secretary down fir a speech, c- nn.I, Mr. Hdit r, I have been knotting hi<n i>b ever since I c ubl recdlect. and his oratoril> cal capacities are *i inferior tliat lie cool I of not even beg < ti' from it whipping when a 1 ti>l tie fellow." i expect to be on hand there; in- am n'ready entertaining ilio bright atiticipa 1st lions of enjoying one of those times that affords me so much pleasure. I hope to of report the proceeilings when 1 return. n. A few days ago the following letter canio. ih into my hands, which 1 ret d in oider to let re the readers see something of m dcru letter as writing wlieic a little education evident'y giilicied tVoin seme teiilh-rate jiohleg it, teacher, is likely thought to be a good thing, nn All n noes reserved. Irouf Sh .el H C. le may the 10 lSb'2 cr MiSS der Wife i did not go to licu-iclcr mid ef i do"t go Sunday i Will be id lioin be for i go ant ef you have not got yo rk SoSs Writ ur otic anc i Will Send iliein to it you i Will cloSe Writ you trend en de there ,ol of lie Hc\. J. 1) Mali.n, preached at Salem id yesterday morning and night, lroui the tc-xts hi 1st. Tim. 1:7. and llcv. ;J:1S. In the aftery noon he preached at the sclim iiiouse at Car111 iis c, IV. in Murk 1 If: 1 7. lie is employed by J0L ii- the State Mi-sieu Hoard to preach at that v lie place, with a view of organizing a church By there. A gotd cougrcga'iou of very attenin live listeneus was out to hear him. Several 0- members from Sa'ctn church went down with 1-t. him, and this church will take much inter lie I'Sl 111 11113 111ISS1-U SUIT II. Mr. \V. It. St lies and C. S. l'orli r, of n Carlisle, li ?vu leased Mr W. T Jeter's mi l llr on llroud llriver, uesr here. and say they n- will repiir it nicely an I e .poet to initio good meal ami Hour, as litis mill has such an i,l enviable reputation. lie Mr. l'alitor, who is Vox's fighting man 7 I have forgotten his nunc, but w uld like f y ,1- Vox t > send hint down for a jot), as there ot are sonic men not far from here needing him badly. 1 would not call on him, but n- unluckily tlic-c fellows happen to be biggtr \y than 1 n?n; and besides, as tins negroes say, 'i??ut. m? that made the tnislako uncut tint J, old fence line, 'twas 'toiher fellow. That s. dors pretty well by moonshine, for him. it Miss Marion l'ortcr litis returned well ss pleased and looking fresh, from her vist to Shelby, N. C. J'.. W. J, n For the Timks. 13 road Iliver S. S Union. .,< Tlie next session of the S. ,S. Union, of .. middle section of llrond diver Association j wi 1 eoir'tMie with Corinth church on Sat0 unity bef re tiic "?th Sabbath in May. A full representation is desire I. I'llOGIcAMMK j*s Me t Saturday n.orning 1 (i o dock. ,C 1. Iloports fr in suln ols an ! cur. llmeut of <1 de'egat cs. ,( 'J. CJrgani/rtion. v d. Miscellaneous businc1;'. Hurries for di eu-sion: e 1. Ilotv to pr mote greater interest in 1 church work. J'?y 1*. S. Webber and J. I!, v" Jvll'eties. ',1 2 Are the metl.odsof leaching employed ,s in our S. S. the best? My J. A. 1 lames and I C. C. Huberts. , Huoition box. i Vfternooii Si.s?ioti. , 1. Is tins I'nion a success or a failure? .. By W. S. iii|)'C<>;ab an I C. L. N. Leggc. I W 11 i iin Carey ami the (' ntenn al el M > It vsi Missions. Ily llev. .1. It. I?uley. I* Mi-eellaiieni! 1 tniac;s ami dismission. , fhttnlay inn 11?_?, lit ti'ii'uek, 1?. S. tna-.s meeting. II o'clock. Missionm v serinoa hy Kev. c l. I>. I a ley. .). It. I> \ ii.ky, for Com. ? l'.\-Oti\ . t' \ At rttl'.l.l. I i I'll I. I'lIOM1, -Wash- ' 1 iogton, |t. May I- ?\ Columbus, Ohio, ' sjineiatl t 1 the livening Star, siy.s: "lasCoventor fainnholl t as receive I some news from IV en l> which his < iii e l a Hurry 1 anion;/ his |m>1 ( < :? 1 f;ieii<ls heir. There ! w is a liurr'.e l eoiit'i retire of his coiifnhutial nlvisers to whom he confided Irs telegram, mi I asked their a<lvise li was decided ill it the situation in the csl r? jar-ling the dcnioeraitc jire.sidonii'l nomiiia .on was such as to niaU it advlsa' le for the ev-j; venior to he on iiat ii to look nf'er his iuicrI e-t?. ami It** will probably leave I' r New Vork today, or a* ana as lie can arrange hia business interests to l.e absent. It is understood t at the e\-govcnr r Ii-s been intoiiiiel that Mr. < ".e?elaiiil has heenio cotivin e iennim d to wi l. nic'.c? to thi-clleci, ami it wi I shortly aj'jn ar. Iii lint iel er lie wi I dis it" ly il'il le to ti.e t otihles of tlie !<c'.v V rk It. tin cravy and gracefully with Taw f'r in ti.e race, hut in I iloing -n will phi n the tarilf | i s i n light tiio fro ,t in ihe i suet <f the !-i.v ami deprccav the 1 i-o?issi n f the ii ver u esii... .1.;- v . - .. - i ci v li 'C * I . I :.0 on.dilate v. i 1 be ma le in the letter, ' at it ' is tin Itvstoo'l Mr Ciotc w .1 ;iiiet ly tVo'.v all Irs inflncnc: in o\ tiov.triior ' ''amjiloll, wlinn lio admires alike lor liis pcrstiol (ju il.tics anil po'itien! ?>|?ini n"." ? . o. Oil, Wiiii \ I'm t.:i. ?V, .1 ymi lue I lite warning. Tlio jrnal | erlina . C It - mho iipi'inaeli ii. ill' inn e lerriMu <li ca r. I' ii >iiiiipti<>ii. ji.cr-e'.ves il yo i em ifl'ml ( I l c 3ikt* ?it'i iv'mg ")Oe. io inn liio > -di a 'I ilo iKil'iiii.c io i'. We know fro n oxI' ri- i.ee ili it >li|lo-i 3 Ciiic Will i'ii e ,v- or I "on |'li, Ii never fsii <m. liiis e.vp! in* wi,y inor :h in a M 1 i n bottle wcie so'd ilie ; i.i -' via". Ii relieves cr nip nil \vn i>pin{ i'oii, i at o- e . Moilicra '1 no, l.e iv iliom i. I; l ilac bai 'i. s dr or i'lie-1 si*i Sail li s I'oious l'la?tcr. >Sol I by 11. U. cbnit a .V ?'o

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 20, 1892, Image 2