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Tiik Tit.LM ix'i'liir. ?I G<?v. rnor'l llii an | is rt-i!oited "with a I.*); > t > su i ; hiui,' which he iWtti?M.ls tliu |o r pe <| h? of thi? couii'?y may find that they !a~v hec le?l into a cruel trap. The Governor hi s shown in-l t>| o'.cn tii>! pun u*es. .hey ate 11-.in? It" he to: tvo.s the I.tgielt ttrc the c i:uly goveiuuet.t bill prop d a-il tie ft ate I in the I s: lejtis i.tuio. \v II e p.siod. '/he n?i i ii< r will : I et have cturol of tit Ifgi shit n re, of the emit*. of fie County gov eritiutit*, lie will have the ir poii.tiuent of all the township ml entttii is> ?: ? r*. who will make the coiii.ty govcrntnen's mid c tttrol nil ct tit tit t? of the coiitui ?si--ncr* of i lie poor, of the jut> C'-inni'sMoiiei's and Ir ill j jnaiiea. \>ilh | o o r n !i s hauls and ' the api ointment of clcctou o unnissioucis mid cortrol of tlie | arty it a hiticr/ he will i i <o trol It.e election of mend crs of ili?t con- | stituiiotnil ciiiiv ni: u Wbi.t does lie want ilmt o invention t d ' t Make a line; ilell.tr j? II Fix it so that uii o- . in n Inn a ccrlnin 1 noioiint ol pr pcriy o lias a ceit'in "leg cc of C'lnca ion lie .-I. ill no' v i , s .all htvo io voire i:t ill clinic i f i i< -..>?> rii!t:ei I. 'fin' 1 0' r white pet p e in" l? i it; le I it.to , a ti.i). n> ii.o haul i a'.k . f il.c fanners gt\erniiicnt .tt J o julir nil . I hoy a e Icing pul in ;i J ->i i jit where lit y v. i i he help IC-* fall I s, a i ?. ! i - I U III', *..! jo. t lot he W11 <>: if e rii it t r c in t.tc.l. dp, j-.ve 1 of all pi ivilego but p.vine n-i' u e t ihr > iu hrs :t year I r lit*' -whoo s and boing hired iu eoitrae ors eight ?lvs in e^t ry ye r f t work e i the public i< urU Tit uc is a ciiiii.t^ cl vim that t!ie whole thing is ngain-t 15t*? mgr Tnounttdt if i negro farm hauls vtkng :.t .t ut.t.ia would intlur -tavittj.iil twenty 'ays n:i I be fe<J nii'l I ulge I ruin pay lie p. 11 a t. Abolish ihe eight b nw ami li\ mi cdaCAlionnlor pio| eily <|ii.-i'itic t- ii. J licit .'he whim man who chiiiio! come lip to I lie s an- i dnni niu.-t J av J--1 i mot t lie p the so- s of colored patents to g.. to >ch ol an I lc.ru enough ti vote, while the while nnn s turned f.oui the hall I box and left w.ihiui | voice or power. V.e ate <lo i g veiy wc 1 as it is. lava ry | whin* malt has h s vole ui.d the State is i securely d< no emtio under t'.e t ij*lit I <>\ I nr. I to you w M n t white in?*n and detn >ctnts to ' ba denied the r ght to vote li cnuse they are ' po- r. or have hicu unable to tin I a .idle i nine it imans~ o t> i?t :i 1 mill wiiie. whim uegrois who li.no gathered | iu, cri y or >-cured a Minuter ing < ! eduoHtson under | the s v*ruiueiit tlie white men l.ave fought | and have pail for. walk fretly the puds : ! > v..u want the h.hot nig UiCti ?;f this o ate i to tc Miljectnl to a limed liars p?? I tax? j i? 3*< 11 want li te white tiie.i ::n 1 Sjtitli Carolinians to he jiiven into slavery c gkt j days' a year at titry enus a day wliilo their we tlHtier neigltbo..s take heir ease !>y paying 5-1 ciiiiiuu'ntiuii tax V It yon want a!! thine ili ngs anl war ' against m ri >v nn I corporations. to keep and , drive both out <>| the a'e. Vote fo rU. It. i Tilltit'in for governor.? (iimnit/e w. ! Tut: (Jovi-.ttxoii ? Mi.iKV.?TI.ero bat I c-n ; much talk in this State of roduuti m of salaries Governor lillm-n in hi< campaign speech at An-lersi n two years ago lttid much j to S'V of reducing ilie-ahiries ot the e'erks ' in ttic State house ollio s wlio, he said, went ! to work at a. in. nn 1 quit at d p. in., an I } strnttc'l about in kid gloves and belonged so I . i.:.. ..i..i. ? " i HIV VVIUIIIUiil V> ( I 17 A number of Govern r Tillman's friends j were mule State home clerks. Their sahi- j ries have not been reduce!, ihc'.r hours of | work h ive not been increased an I they c m strut about in kid gluves just as tiie f.rtuor clerks did. It is n noticeable fact that Governor Till man said nothing then ntnl has said uothiLg hitu.o of a reduction of tlie Governor's salary, which is a year, with the use of a I'litti' iicl house ami a fun I of $"?00 for houariiod equipments ami expenses. The Governor's salary is otic of the fo.v in this Sfa'e which c?u anil should be reduced. A p nf man elected Governor cou d da well ?-n i>t.\000 a year and lnuse rent tVco. To a l icit '.nan it would make no sj cc al dilfereucc whether h:s salary paid his ex reuses or not. lie would be gUd to make up any deficiency for the honor of holding the ? t'ice. 'l'lie pcoplo ought not, however, a id. tf cantnion souse prevails, will not caro wltethor the governor is ricli or poor. All they ask is a is in sympathy with tiiatn, who has to understand their than the Sii.100 a j car. IV e ans Surer every canuF^W fcL" '\-V.?le PU l;' >? conscrva-ive ticket would i'aVdf . Ks ' a reluct.o i of the governor's pay to aav 1 ' |St '< ' *-,000 a year with tlniiu? - " m?c %'xecuuvo 1 ? -' mansion and ilic SjtHjij fir keeping up the buildings and the grounds. a, Govorunr Tillman i-s ns rich a niao as Govern a-She|'|. u I. i -he willingMV* agree 1 wiita yiiepi'.inl, n^t only to mge ^ .'.ur\ > . ? public school fun I ? SI,500 would tn'a luree .< count 17 schools six months, and give 150 \ t hoys and girls of the Slate that mucti teach- I iog. Gl' < Itr.llr X, ICS. . ?,. GET ON A CLUB Com miiia, July "JT.?Secretary l'ellinger, ; of the Democratic executive c.inniittce. this rfcniuif f .n~"? - 0 ...~ iiij5 c.'liiuiuniciitioa: ' Ilr.ADiitABiEris ) I'smoi'k vti<' Mxk<t m e ('ojotirrtn. j "lion. Samuel Dibble mid Others : "Gentlemen ? Replying to your coiunuini- ' cation of tiiu _'>th instant, we beg bare to ; t refer you us a reply to your iii'|iiiries to a full report of ilie action of this committee on i the points involved as published in this ! morning's daily papers. Itespect fully, "(J. Dr.scAN lUi.uNUMt, Sect'y II KAT Wl All I CUS ) State Dbmockatiu Commit res. / l 1 "To the Chairmen of the respective Couu<y ' Executive Committees : ' i "Vour attention is respectfully called to ' , an amendment of the rules this day adopted for the government of the primaries, viz , " no person shall vuto at any primary election 1 unless he hus enrolled on a club list at least u live days before eaid primary election. 'J he club list shall be iuspectc 1 by and certified I to by the secretary and President of the club 1 ' and turned over to tho manage is (0 he used ! ir us the regi-try list. Vou vviit therefore cad 1 your executive cum mil r ce tojp-tlier us eaily j ' us possible, and set) t > it iliul 0'.ery dciuic at iu your county is properly enrolled. Jno. L. M. luuv, Ciiairiusn "U. Di.nc vn Uki.i.i.nokm, .Secretary." Tlte Dibble committee appears to be perlectly satisfied wlih the answers to Chairman Dibble's loiter. ? Grecitril/r A'eics. SlIII.OUS CoSsL'MITION < l It K ?- I'll is is beyond picslion the iiij-i successful Cou^li .Medicine we liave ever mid. A few tloses I invariably cure tire worst eases of Cough, Croup uiid Jlroncliitis, wliiic its wonderful succois in ilie cure of Consumption is with* out a para lei in the 1 i-ii.rv <.?' ? ' 1 Hince its first discovery it has hecti a-dd on a w guarantee, a test which no oilier medicine can hi and. If yon hn?c a cough wo eariteslly usk you to try it l'rieo 10c 00c aud c $1. Jfyour lungs ate sore. chest, or hack "i laine, uso Hhiloh's Porous Plaster. Hold by wi II. K. Kuiith & Co. JIft?o you not noticed how suddenly the Tillman forces nt the campaign meetings have become orderly since Governor Till- nc man discovered tli it his "howling down" pi programme was hurting him ? Who can douot, Willi this evidence before him, Hint <c tbe rowdyism at the earlier meetings had lie bis onoivance? (h; i mrS villi' UUcelil'y Union (limes|1 R. III. STOKER, - - Kdttor ; [ i'l'Uii))'! iUKllHt 5. IS'.)!:. | i sciisanrriox, ji &o i er axm m ,t :'Oc"i OFFICE DIHECTOUY. c The P. (I, will he opened for business ' n ii'un h A. M. to ?.<>? I'. M. The Money Order Department will he | 1 opened f ?r business from 11 A. M. to -I I'. M. * I lie South h mil nurl arrives i;t IS.25, I' M. 'JVeNoitli found miil a1 lives a' I. I V p. M. S rcct h...xes will he cmp ied every day l 1.25 P. M. i Any inattention or irregularities should t re report*d promptly to the P. M. J.'O, 1IUNTKK. P. M. !> r.ANDinATES IN THE F1EM1 , Tin' foll> twiug 1UI ?' taiululati's for lIn* various i >11111) >>tl:>? vviil In* aiUlitl to its iuw naim . a:v aiinoiitHisI in tin- "auJiilati's ijuartors." f 1 oil Till. I.KOISlATt Ulv r It Unlet, " llinlfrcy II Tovlo*. I; \V ll.urL U W.iUoii Wliiiuiau, I ,1 '.11 W MeCravy # .! It .Icll. l ie-. I <>K SlIl.ltllF. A l.ylrs, .1 tiiilooti linn.*, I ' .latin's II Haillis, I J run ArniToit. ' , !> Ill Hi;'II, T Harris, 1 .1 i oa-, .1 I llailey, 1 Nail It Moijm i. ivvinn I! l.ow. I , .1 It lllaiitnti I <?U THKASl'ltKlt. ' .saiiiVml Williurti, .1 11 T Soil! .1 l> t.oiioa, .1i.liii 1* Tliointis, \V I .l. li r. Foil rut;NTV i'HM M |SSH?NKHS. .1 VV Naiui', Its Tliomas, .1 r. I M Molilfv, .1 A Cliamliers, \V M (lalluiuii Tlios J listi'S Foil SCHOOL CUMMISSIONKK. i Nil '.inl> j-iiiii. M I. l.oiua-1 or .1 I. Walker. , FHU CO It ON Kit. H I tin-Loiry. .lasjier AyciK'k, i-Olt CLKUK OF COI'ltT. I .los. |,i, n Mi Kissiik. New Ailvertlskments. N i I'oliiic.?Vo ing \ Hunter. IViiU'ai'J College. \Y int IiiiVIt \oriioil l\illmr?? II i!livo'io :u Gibbs.?dill urn v\ Lnwsoii. Ibirl c up at Joncsvillc on the 30th. The [? tmii that Ion-one I the ladder iron the K;>i-c q>al 1'ect ty will please rci iit it ! at oi.ee. - - W. E. Gofottii, of the tirui cfOrinond .-in I it ?fo tli, contractors ou this branch of the 3 ("s road. ?lit?l "i Greenville last Sunday n^dA,. If the age for paying the poll tax was extended to CO years, the uuiubor of vol. rs now advociting a $ '! poll tax would be greatly reduced. The democratic Executive Committee requests candidates for Supervisor of Registration and .Jury Commissioner to an- ' nouuee themselves next week, s> that their ' names uny be printed on the ticket. Elderly well-to-do gentlemen can afford to advocate a S3 | oil tax, but poor young men who earn tluir living by hard work c nit affurtl tj vote such a tax ou themselves. ? I> Hit be mi-taken. Signing a Tillman or Conservative Club will not entitle yo'.t to Vote. Your inline must go on ft regular Itemocratic club list, > days before the iluy of e'ee ion t > entitle you to vote at the primary election. O J8*#" Messrs (ireene llroJ. of this town will give a Cran 1 llxcuiion to Aslievillu 011 Monday, the I "nit, find re:urn the same day. I'.ire tVoui Cirlis'e, sl.ti'i; Sin'tie, Sl.ti') ; L'uion, $1. *>'.); Joiiesville, $1.-10, for the round trip. BffiU Kcv. IV. ! :. ti. Humphries ni l cotntr.encc a protracted meeting lo-morrow, Saturday, at I'litmuu cliurch. Mr. Humphries closed list Saturday a very interesting meeting of eight days, nt 1 pJ|||iyj^dnirch^w^ ^con' tll-fS ( lit fif Ion J nil will I 1 y 1'iHiPitftnco or iq^gomo oilier way with- 1 Hit working for if, and hi; 1. feeling in t oinmoifwltli the^Vfiw-'than. t-lxumiiie Iho 1 "hand primaries''' on the poll lax. ' inx> ?b promised, ttio meeting yeslerday passed olT as quietly as any meeting iluring Hie campaign. Only some close questioning of the spe ikers creatoil any in- ^ icrruption. There woro from 1 .."?<) > to 'J.O00 present, ui'l the speaking lasted from 10.1 A. M .. to " C after > p. in., which was too lato to prepare .he proceedings for publication this week. The genera! belief is the Tiliroanites out .umbered tho Sheppavdites considerably. ttSJu would suggest that a pledge to vote for the nominees of the State and n S'aiional ticktts at lite general election is rery indefinite. It might not mean a pie lgc K o vote the Jler>llblie:in r.r Oia s ? i - .. ? ickel, but it certainly does not pl'dgc liim o vote thedeiuocratid ticket. At any rate leaves a tempting hole for apolitical sneak ? to crawl into any party that promises h:iu 01 lost lor his vote. - ? ft' Rry,. At tlie Inst quarterly meeting 'j nion Lodge No Wi, J. (). 0. T., tlie follow- ^ " tli ig olllceis were elected to serve the next , A narter : T. K. Bailey, C. T. I ar Miss Carrie Oetzel. V. T. or 'I. \V. Broom, r. S, I yy Miss Carrie Foster, Trta*. I ^ Willie Wilkins, Sec y John K? se, Marshal'. J. 1. Harris, Guard. I Rt II J J. Bison, sentinel. Rev. W. II. Miller, Chaplain. b< Of course the property owncs aie i favor of taking off the 'J mill tax on their f,. roperty and substituting a poll tix. B ould tavc nionev bv tlm " - n' , ? ... t<i, ? me i oor mail, the mechanic, flic laborer an<l tlie < ^ mailt who lias no property and depends f0 >on his daily labor for bread for his family- ' w ould have (<> pay ?3, or ho liable to inr j 'jj isonment, and subject his wife and family ^ great hardships. Don't the people know that whet on igro would "ec iffle round" to rai.so $1 to y his pdl tax, twen'y wou'd leave the en In airily ni l S'a'e, iat her than psy $ >, or |( injiil ten days, at a considerable mor (J an est to the county ? ^ ? ? ?.;e fnnitary Condition of the TownWe leeched die following from ? highly espcc'n' le ft zen uf the town, mi l publish 1 f? r liic iuf.iuiiti n of ti e public We do i.i see where u anything we might any ro ihl n<M to the fo-ce of the appeal for umhiued red >n 011 die part of (ho Town 'outiuil, the P. ii'il of Health ni; I the citizens :encra ly to pirify the Funiltuy coinlition if the town mid establish preciiu'ions against '.cknc&j In that mutter the peoplo must o -.pernio vi ilSi lie until' rides lor the policial met u livi mil welfare of the eciinmmity. \1 c I nve more cases of fiver iu town lion for years before, but con in proportion a the nnnivcr of inhnb'litt Is, nothing like s in my o as serious cases as in towns mid i Ics around us. We can c ci'c siekicvs by Ion ling the atni? sphere with impure r.ht'iili in fr m decaying vigetatl-n or i th of any Uit.d. " \Vi. \V lib! i*;l 1 llm ill f (.lit bin it... i iill.ni'- t ties to ilto oH'e'.si>c o !urs m Main rr?et. fr m decaying wtitcrme'ou rinds hrowu nronnd the wntcrmc'on wigoas. S'umctimis it is v-ry offensive, aud sonic |>]:tr; should be ndoj te 1 to prevent it. Such matter is a gnat breeder of sickness, and e.c call upon alt J allies net to allow it to iccnuiul lc an mid their jrenrsis, if they v due their iwn health er the henlth of the town. Ma. lininir. : M lille reading your pajcr l.rvt we k 1 was struck nidi tho question I'.i m me of your correspondents?"Oh where is the boaid of health ?' and ctlUd the alt ntion of a member of the board to i . lie inf mini me that, the btard met hist month, pasred lesolutions and seved them ii the Town t'ouncil, suggesting 11>nt the Mnr.-li il of the town be also apt ointed Sanitary Inspect r an I wear a suitable badge to .listingundi turn as such, and to empower mid reqii'ro bi:n to inspect all doubtful places weekly, abate a'l nuisancer, in tho town, especially privies and jig jets, and to fine all parties refusing or neglecting to .. ......In ... ,1. I'. I I " I if XI 1...I U MlljMJ ?? ill III - I ?? . ill 1*4 11 HIV iHill mi;ii t: il 10 perform his duty, then a certain amount of his w ages be docked f >r etch nii'l every failure. 'Hie bow il of health was appointed by I he present Town Council. The b ard have done their duty, ntid it is now in order for the citiz lis t > see that tho Council do thtir duty. The present board of hcu'th do not propose to answer f?r the shortcomings of too Town Ceuneil. I have been informed that after a Town Council appoints a board of hea'th, they arc bound to act oti the suggestions of tint boird, and failing to do so, they can be held resp onsib'e. but meantime the fever is spreading, the doctors and the grave tiny reap a full harvest before the couit convenes; and we would nsk -'where ore the cit'iene?"' who wi'l come to the aid of tho board of health and try and in-iuce the Council to act without further ilelai/ in the interest of the health of our people. - - .? - Visitors at the Sanctum Mr. 1'i. ti. leva us, of Pendleton paid us a visit !a?t Monday, and dropped a'l arrears !iii 1 one year advance into the iMitorirl slot of the Tint s. Mrs. I'.vaus, me Miss Nannie Harlan, and three chil Irrn (we're goi it right this time) ate visiting her mothe.i, Mrs. .1. 1*. McKissick. Our c-tcrined young fr.etid, Mnj. K. P. Mckis-ick pai t a short visit to our sanctuni lust Minidiv. TIio Major's visit to Union vviih jironpteJ by tho Mokncis of h'n mother, tvlio lii" tic.'il ifiiitc 'iinveM for SOIIIO il l)'H. Our young friend C. It. tiuiitli, formerly with Mr. It. T. Ore, but now with Floyd 1. Li'cs, :it .Spari tnburg, called oil in on Monilny. We are gin I to hear Charley is flourishing. Our host wishes attend pou Charles. Town Improvements. Mr. N. 1'. Ihiiihnr is ImMing a ne.it dwelling on .South street between the resilcticcsof.1. A. Kant ami Mrs. McNullv. Mr. George Geddcs is now coinfortably tcttleO in his pretty new cttnge next to the ifi^shyterinn Mcnco. 3, Uailey's large two-story iron rant huilJnfgrwi^yrjuijug to tnako a linnoltonie appearanco. v^Uen "wai|>Ictcd it will he lie largest and most co ncilium store iu the own. Mr. I> liley intends to fill- it chock ull of all sorts an I qua'itics of furniture, md sell at such prices as will stop the ireseht custom of "sen ding oft ' for anything n his line. Mr. Clifford is pu'ting additions to the I Clifford Soniinarv htiililin.r r..,. ?i.o ?, I ? "? ???w cuuiivn mi convenience of ihe pupils of tho school Capt. A. II. Foster has | ut a windmill to lis well, which acts as good as tbe most xtcuiive city water works, in forcing water o the house, kitchen and horse lot. It is a lonveniont labor-saving attichinent to a louse. All About Town IIY OUR Sl'RlGIITLY LOC.M.. I".. ('. FAST. The Uocky Creek colored base ball nine itul Union colored nine played a match ;ame here last Friday evening which reultel in a score of 4'J to 1 in favor of Union. The Union t oys went to Hnnlnc last Friay t) p'ay the Santuc "professionals" a nnio of ball. At "? o'clock (be game was riled and the Union boys commenced the ood work and shut Santuc entirely out e fust t> innings. Then on account of the nine being one sided tbo Union boys let lein make two runs to encourage lliem. fter (lie nine innings was played the score as 28 to 1 in favor of Uni in. Townsend nl (loss, the Union battery, struck the boys it as fast as they got to tlio hut. Uoss and allace were tlic champion bliters of the ly, making several home runs. Mrs. T. M. Whiteside opened Mho Munro id Urown House, better known as the i* House, last Monday, AuguU 1st, as a larding house, with nine hearty boarders. Sthp.nutu ami 1Ip.ai.th.?If you arc not cling strong and healthy, try Klectric ittcrs. If "La Grippe" has left you weak id weary, use Klectric Hitters. This rem* ly nets directly on Liver, Stomach and tdneys, gently aiding those organs to per* rin their functions. If you arc nlllicted itil sick Headiielie vnn w.ll fi...l ?. ... MUU CJ/VWU/ id permanent relief by Inking Klectric itters. One trial will convince you that lis is the remedy you need. Large bottles ily 6<(>c. p.t It F. l'oscy'8 Drug Store. We have a rpeedy and positive cure for itarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and Miluche, io Silli.OlI'S CATARRH RKMKV. A 1111 sal injector free wi ll each Li ttle, so it if you desire heulth and sweet breath, lice otic. Sold by 11. K. Smith & Co.' ColrjA flow days ago two coniuutui otions npprarefc in the Cdunibin Rrgiittr wlii 'h, to pr our mini, contained the most scurrilou-* sud fo insult'iid language we have se'n in a r.s- Ui pectsb'el Journal for many je-irs. Tiny It were over t^ie signature of W. C. Wolf ', a lit former l',fit>r of the ('>Uon Plant, ns-eii'iag ). <\ IlAtnphil', Kdilor of tho AVts and ^ on Courier aim (Solicitor W. St. Juliou Jorvey, j th nu I was lia?od upon in assumed tcpo't of j a Mr. 1). (F, Sanders, that a letter h id been Ji exhibited $y Mr. Ilcmphi't and Mr. Jerrcy, M not very cibioplime utnry to Mr. Wolfe. Mr. JerVey.roomplty called for an npclcgy, by Mr. Wolfe Th the f d owing unH^'ccal lortns : ^ At the inti^E'cw Mr. Wolfe attempted to ' enter in'o Ho7exp'amnion. hut Mr. Jcrvcy j '' promptly eutiiiim sh irt, stating that he had cme line flpr quite a different thing. He la had conic fir a full, unc -unlitionul apol 'gy c? and that otiw, nnd suhmi ted for Mr. Wolfe's signature a'draf' t.f the iosurtimcn* lie r111 quired. Mt. Wolfe tcqmstcd th.t ho he ?' periui'tttMilput tho same in his own Ion- G guaiy^flH Jorvey said lie might try, and afiei^H^^ftdjing to | roduce what was i til'iire^H^BWolfo penned the following, nt which^E^fcrvey e msented t accept : j a' nil. S (1 . .1 nlv ill ls?i" I .i Mr. tfSTJt Julicn Jervey?Sir : From I iofoimatiou'.l have rece'vcd 1 believe 1 have 1 lie you a great injustice in wr.liug such ,i P' letter as I du to 11?o Co uinlii t llegtster on U the 18th instant ? a letter that coul t only w emanate under gro it oxci'emcnt aid stress of circum-<l^iitM^ that I labored under at ' ihj time?end lafr.which I humbly apologize 1,1 and also ljltraci the- language used against t! you in sa^l hi ? . (tJ llcC'goiziDg n w" til it the charges male ngaiust you aie a t true, 1 am more than 1 willing to inakc any amends in my power. !i* Respectfully, ti Wui. C. Wolfe. a, The following Ut crs received at the A'ews and Courier oflice gives Mr. banders' version 01 of the matter, nnd leaves Mr. Wolfe in a (.( very unonviahle posit too : IIarlin City, S. C., July '20, 1S9'2. Major J. C. Hemphill, Charleston, S. C.?Dear Sir : The statement of Mr. W. C. Wolfe in the Columbia Heyister in reference to a T ccrtsiu letter on tile in the yew* and Courier p; otlice is incorrect mid does Solicitor Jervey nud yourself injustice. 1 distinctly said that I was in tho city on busiaess, and 1 saw a letter and read it in presence of Solicitor Jervey, an 1 that you j tcere not the party that showed me the letter. 1 repented Jthat I did not get niv inforina- M lion from you. 1 did not state that 1 had >' gone down in answer to a telegram. C 1 have seen Mr. Whlfo and he piotnises to p correct it. Yours very respectfully, D. C. Sanders. mr. u km chill's reply. p The following letter wns rec-iivoJ at the t( yews and Courier otfi o on Mouday nfcornoon: 1 0 Oraxokuuro, S. C., July 1(1 '92. b Mr. J. C. Hemphill. I'M it or of tho A >? * u ami Courier?Uair S r : Undctstanding that you have a letter in your possession, written by Win. C. Wolfo, of Orangeburg, S. 0.. n which rctlects on him us one who professes o to l>? a supporter of Governor Tillman, wo | respectfully request the publication of the same. Respectfully, Wm C. Wolfe. 11 1). C. Sanders. ? Mr. Wolfe having stated in his letter, pub- j; lishe 1 below, that "nothing in this is intended for publication, but is simply u * private suggesti in," the said letter was not published, bul his request for tho publication of tlia letter, coup el with his dmi a', in the Columbia Register yesterday j miming of having wiiten tho same, causes us to pioduce the letter and stops us trom unking any cutiiiiieut, us tho public can. C with tnc racier we-.,. rVTTie pro- i (liicly of our conduct and that of Mr. Wolfe. ., The letter is as follows : ORANCtKBUBQ, ,8. C., Aug 5, ''JO. '' Major Jno. C. Hemphill: Hear Major :?1 am jtstjnishcl that so j, little effort is being made to defeat. "Tillinanisni." ilia Masked Convention, the Central Committee are <1 ing fine work, but l,; am effecting no goal. A glance will show that the negro vote mult I.o used and that j, .none:/ and hustling is (needed to do this. My idea of campaign y this?an address very aggressive in ii- ileus and tiointed in w its charges must he i- ued without delay. There must be a cnni :iigu committee of five c, appointed in oach conn y and the chnirmau , of tl:is committee must represent his county 1 in tho SUto C>?ii| :ii rn Committee. The Committee must is<uo he address and make lthe best bargain they an with the negro tc lctiers for the n?gio vote. Thou, through these leaders, organ ze the negroes into ' clubs and Benl deegates to the county conventions t> elelt delegates to the p Plate nominating epiventioa on 10th g prox. We must at ull/hazarJs control the convention and nomiifite a eandidnte, so that if m?y bolting is Amo the Tillmanites < can do it. 1 would suscest that you are in a position to select 5 lend men in e^ch county for this connniti'y and let them get to work right off. If y?i do not act at once in this matter, I am a'llid your paper will at lose some influence. Iflo not think when w it comes to a fight bet wot a a bitter radical (Tillman) an 1 the ;j?gri wo should hesitate lo select which sido to Jo with. Tho intel '' iigcnce of the country i| with you, and I N believe that every one' is willing to contribute to the light. St lot us got at it. I am wiiling to serve and Work in my county, and can name *1 other ^aod men. Nothing in this is intended for biiblicatiou, but is simply a private suggestion. 1 a in yours ?ery truly, IVm. C. Wolfe. di ?. ? w si We ungallantly neglected last week to call aticntiou to the very interesting anJ of edifying comrnunication under the head, of w "Historic and Prophetic/' from our talented 'J and fair coviespondan', School Girl. ^ Pcltool (.iirl's graphic description of primitive customs, surprisos and wonders of the ,0 pnsl, is familiar to many of us old folks. A it fakes us bnck lo the lime when Ripley p( & Ward held a monopoly of all the traveling wi conveyances aud mail contracts throughout the upper part of this Stat*. wh?n it tnr>t* r " - ? 0f two nights and two Jays to jolt in their 0t, ?l >ge coaches from Greenville to Columbia; eo when Darnell told us about his mighty little 8? baby as ho drove the tine bays into Green* viile and Warren proudly drew the "rib- ha bona" on the four fancy greys that took the co stage into ami out of the city of Columbia. There is superior literary talent behind m' School Girl's pen and it is not of the "yellow back novel" kind, but found, instructive and purely moral. If she continues to write is she will do good P? tin - ab lr Should Iik in Even* Housr.?J. B. on Wilson, 371 Clay St., Slmrrsdurg, Pa., soys hu he will not lie without Dr. King's New bis- foi covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, pr that it cured his wife who was threatened v<i with Pneumonia after an attack of "La Grippe," when various other remedies and several physici ins had done her no good, pc Uohcrt llarher, of CoAsport, Fa., claims sui Dr. King's New Discovery did him more g od Co than anything he ever used for Lung trouble. C? Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottles f<?? at It. F. Posey's Drug y?ore. Largo bottles, I li* andfl.W, j 11. 4 ) I car In ronsoqucnce of no receiving the ocecdipgs of the c invention of 4'tl?e Uertn Wing'' of 'bo Democratic party'' in nion County until late, we cui ou'y pnX >h the names of llic de'og let c'iotc.ii ami i resolutions adopted. lhe dvleg&tes to the State nominating lUTon'ioo will he v/el for as representing e Ti'lman fashion. The fo'lowiug delegates were o'cctid : *mmi ni. ursu, w. n. uauu, . B. Lc, jr. K. l'att^er, O. Tote, | I. W. Gregory, S.Welch. |W. F. Bobo. The following roo'utions were ml >ptcd : Htsolvtd, That this body resolve itzelf into permanent orgiiiiintion fir ouupi'gn parses with the present I'rs-iJcnt and Secre,ry (V. S. Bobo Proiidont; Dr Geo. Dougss, Secretory) mid that it be subject to the til of the President; that a campaign com. itlcc be appointed by the chair, c insisting one frctn cfch townrhip, with J. IV. regory as ch tirnian. That this ccuinibtee ko stops to organize the fricodi i f Tillainn id reform into clubs, and see that a'l hare 1 have their names on dcinicratic roils f^r te purposes of tin: ensuing primary election. /letolceil, That a'l candidates seeking thlie otlici by the vo es of the people in it ion Cou at y s.'ntl express their views hcthcr they arc in fav r of the Farmers [ovement and the reclcctiou of 1J. It. Tillin au 1 the Slate Ticket, and will vote for ic Tillman electors at the primary elec ion. i lie held on the 80th August, 1S'.I2. That >o'i cnnil d tic further pledges lruisclf ti ride the result of the primary elec >u and v.-te for the nominees of the Sta'e id National tickets in the trencra' o'ec'ian. The lion. J. I,. McLaur'n lias itered the coate-t f-r Congress from the h Congressional distr'ct, ami it is like'y tat there will lie a tncanoy in the ollicc of ttoroey Central. /{tsoh'fd, Tha' we eml irsc Maj I). A. ownsend. the present Assistant Attorney enera', and earnestly insist on his onterig the canvass at tnce for that position. __ ?. . UX& Dr. S rai', who is tho Alliance can- I ;duto opposing Hon J. J. Hemphill for a snt in Oongres*, from the 5th district, said a a public speech at Mr. J. C. Dye's in Chester county, last week, "I do not fear the orcc Bill." The Force Bill is the strong pet party aeasurc of the Republicans. Every other ar'y is directly and unrquivocably opposed ) it, because ihcysec in it the prostitution f the constitutional guarantee of a free allot to every vo or, p'aces the ballot box rider the control of tho military, to porpetate the rule of the dominant political party, nd is an intuit to the intelligent manhood f every American citizen. The Candida'o for Congress who anounces that lie "does not fear the Force mi, gives n i ce 10 (lie profile mat, l! lecJed, lie will not interpose" any objecoii to its passage, ami is more of a Kelt blienn thin u Democrat. Personals. J.<mes M. Kavr went to Saluda, N. (1 , 'riJay and returned Saturday. U. S. Comnii-s'oner T. II. But'.er went to rccnville Sunday to attend U. S. Court. Mrs A. ft. Jeter and A. \V. Thomson sq., have gono 'o Saluda, N. C., to enjoy ic mount tin breezci. Mr. \V. W. lSritvn, of Laurens, is visitig Mr. D. Wilkiusand family. Mr. S. M. Rice, Jr , Principal of the Ke'iii Graded school, spent Sunday in town. Mr. F. II. (' nuts went to Greenville Sunny to n'tend U. S. Court as a Juror. Misses Utile Moore an 1 Jene le Davidson cut to Suuny S:de Monday on a visit. There was a party of cix from Winnsboro tmped here last Fri lay night on their way om Aslieville, N. C. Mr. W. S. McLuro left on the up train ridny for Rahitiioie, Md., where lie goes i prepare for the road, as traveling salesun for a dry goods house at that place. Mrs. L. P. Murphy and Miss TIettio Murhy left laid Friday for the "011 North | late" to visit friends aud relatives. Mr. James B. Wliarey after spending nne time with James M. Fair left for aluda, N. C-, last Friday. Mrs. Alston and Miss Alston, of Georgetwn, wife aud sister of Rev. lien Alston, e visiting the family of the latter, 011 their ay to the mountains. Misses Virgie and Mollie Littlejohn, of owdoysville, arc visiting Mrs. Katie Mcslly and fanii'y. Miss Kiltie Hie.' has gono to Ashcville, N. ,, on a visit. Correspondence of the Times. Death, Religion, Alliance and Politics Kki.ton, Augnst 1.?Mrs. Jane McOowan ed yesterday morning. She wa9 the idow of the late Dr. John McGowan and a ster of Mrs. Kate McNnlly, ot Union. Rev. W. E. G. Humphries closed a series ' meetings yostorday at Mt. Joy. There ero ten received into lull fellowship and te application after the laptising, who ill lis immersed the second Sunday of ugust in the afternoon. The Township Union wi 1 meet with Ktln Alliance on the secoud Saturday of ugust, at ft o'c'ock A. M. Mr. Editor I am not surprised at the topic being so proud of ft. R. Tillman, hen he can rule the price of cotton nnd I the money power of fho Uui<ed States id England combined, as it is said by some the subordinate straightouts. I have no jection to a man working for his fnction long as he xlocs so honedly, but when he es to lieing and using every effort in his iwrr to beat his opponents, hooost or dimmest, I .disdain, yes 1 scorn him. Such s been the case with some men that I lil(l merit inn Mr t ~? - ..... .....ui, m it in a mil | oo'lc l Tillmanite, but do not blame any in for being a Sheppardito. Kklton Whirl. ' 1 How thi $3 Poll Tax Would Work.?It < fiot surprising that a man who is beyond I tax age should favor the |3 poll, por ] at largo properly owners should favor 1 dishing the 2-inill school tax on property < d putting it on the heads of the people, i t for the people at large, aud especially < r the poorer people, the $3 poll tax would ove a decided hardship.?Netcbtrry Obttr- I ?. I Answer This Qi'kstion.?Why do so iniwiy oplc we sec around us seem lo prefer to ] Her nn<l he made miserable hy indigestion, i nstipution, Dizziotsi, Loss of Appetite, min^ up of 'he food, Vellow Skin, when I 7"? cents'we will sell (hem Shiloh's Vim ? cr, guaranteed to cure I hem. Sold by j K. Smith & Co. Corrnfonilcuc) of (ho Union Tim: s. Listen to the Telephom. Jo'xK.ivii.i.e, August 1.?IMtfl hot d'y (spell whs broken las' tight by a gent c shower o and to-d iy it is some cooler with tuft-jita)-- tl pec's of tnoie rein. . This shower just ycotuu in thvidck of tine, for crops ivero nbttittt^^ mil under tlio scrolling sun, with n lflflH The meeting at the l'resbyletiin wh'ch coiniuotieed lust Friday night. tidiy. Iter. N.J. Holme1, of Ureenv^^^H was hero nnd prcnoliod four sermons ot^WM of these sernions wns the dedicatory sermon, l on yesteitluy, at 11 A. M., fioin the text? n Y?u u art Peter, nud upon this rooic will I g build my church and the gates of he'-l shall tl not prevail ngiint it " Mr llolines is one these mugtie:io divines J who draw incu >o h-iu wherever he goes. 'I lie is not n s trickier about doctrine, but s says, give hitu :> true chri-tian, nnd as t> g the d"elriue that is a small trnt'er. a change o of If art is worth more titan all the doct. inal t1 points in religious chut cites. I say amen to ji this The closing exercises to day developed a deep rebpi us Icrl tig an I henity hand v sliakit g hy pr.dtfscd christians <>f all dtr.otu nations, l'his was hy invitation of ili t llev Mr. Holmes. A prayer uic> t?"g whi organized an 1 several of ilie brethren of the t cliurch l>cil to engage in this work of b I lie prayer inett ng. Such n meeting as wc had l.c e to-day is p wovili more to .loDesville than a dozen > campaign meetings. b Mr. ?C?son, father of Mrs. .1. II. Ilrant, J who is vi-iting the family of Mr. Ilrant, went out to ihe Forest fishing lust Fr.diy and whi'e sitting on the bank of the crick a large limb fe'l from a tree upon him imd I raised and wounded him so much th \t lie hail to be hui'cd home. Al-hough suffering eoiiMderab'y he is doing well and will recover. J F.nrncst, the iitde 8 year oil son of .1. la. McWh rter, fe'l from a I'etico last Sutiudry and broke his right arm. lie is doing well. There has been a heavy mortality among the edited people of JonesviUc in the last week. Sonic of them, however. 1ml been absent temporarily. Nine deaths occurred during the week. Otio of them wis Louis Fcrnnudes, who had gone to Monro. N. (J., as a baptist preacher. Two others had gone to Spartanburg to work : tiic other six lived in .lonosville and vie nity. Mrs. Jane Mcflowan. wife of the late I>r. I'diu McUowau died at tier nomc i.eir Skull Shoals yesterday. She had been atllicted for a long time with dyspepsia. Mrs. J. L. McWhirter wilh her biothcr and three filter*! has several suite in the S. Court of claims for land and cotton contis- I t cited and destroyed by the Federal Gov-H eminent during the l ite war. Two of thefl cases have Intlcly been decided in favor ol'fl the plaintiff-s, amounting to ab)Ut c.-M thousand dollais. The other cases will befl decided by the court ne\i winter, whicl^H amounts to a^out seven thousand dollars, H and the plaintiff* will very likely gain tliescH cases, as they did tho two first ones. TlioH property for which these claims were madc^| was in lieaufort county and belonged l>^| ('apt. Fripp, the father of Mrs. McWhii tlnflB Mr. B. \V. Whit look, of ltocky Crce^^| started to mill yes crday with his wao^^B and team, ami in going down hill the breast tree come unhook the wagon run on the mules an 1 went w tli nil mule speed. Mr. jumped out with but litt'.o injury, but^^^H iryiug to hold the wagon back which 1^H| caught with his hand, lie was badly wreuc1^^| cd and twisted round and a'so got his hnn^H badly bruised. One of bis sons jumprflf from tho wagon and tdie wheels ran over bpsT leg, but did not break it, s> the boy is doiifg / very wall. A negro man that was on tltc /, wag >n jumped otf an*l his thigh bone was ( broken The wagon was pretty badly done up and the wheat an 1 s one melons on the i wagon were scattered to the four winds, j The wounded are all doing well to-day. f livery wagon ought to have a brake to it. | Mr. James Unroll is in Joaesville, get- ] ting up a writing school. Mr. llarrell tiiiglit a writing school! litre about three y years ago and give general satisfaction. v Tki.KI'IIO.NK. ? I i Correspondence ef (he Times. News From North Pacolct I n Etta Jane, July BO.?The good peop'e ef j Messopotamiu have hud an outpouring of the ] word this week. Revs. Waddull and Tiller , were on hand to assist Rev. Mr. Clarkson in . ihe discharge of his ministerial duties. We are not prepared to report the number of , couvorsions ye', as tho meeting will not (| clo-e until tomorrow night. Misses Bessie nod Mattio Carter, with their brothers Jamine and Joe Carter, of i Zantac, are visiting fricuds in this neighborhood. Mi?s Bessie wi 1 begin teaching ^ school at Timber llidge next week. , The county Sunday school Convention will be hold wish Santuc Presbyterian church j August '.Mill and 25tb. Crops are suffering for want of rain. Cotton is firing and so is corn and gardens. >11 the parties accused of raiding Mr. c Richard Harris have been bound over for ? preliminary bearing before S. 8. Stokes, t Esq., trial justice, on the 7th September j; UCAl. $ Her. A. A. James will preach at Salem Saturday 13th of August at 11 A. M. Chil- ti drens day will be obsorved there Saturday August 2()th. g Our thanks are due Mr. W. C. Kirby for e a lot of fiuc melons. When Coleman fai's in h this crop it is a bad lime f.-r other folks. t Our Alliance people are fixing for a big time e n August lOtli. The meeting will be o at W'ilkinsvi le Academy. As yet, no time has boon set by the \Y. L. y and 1). Sooicty, for tlio public debate. It will H in a'l probability, not come ofT until late in August or first days in Sep'embor. p We called on Miss Sal'ie Bigham's solicol g last Friday and heard the recitations, speeches etc., of the scholars. p We had a pleasant call from Mr M>kc Sellers lad Fr day. Mike is a jolly good a fellow, and always has good witty things si to say. fi We have just relumed from u trip to Union o to-day. Welind crops along the road suffering ba lly for want of rain. Should the dry spell continue fur a few days, serious damage to cops, espcci illy corn, will be the re- k su't. We are sorrv thnt w? did uni ii??? ? time to call at the "Times office," and pay j ' our respects to its venerable editor and the i h young n,en with him. We have a special ; ^ voneraton for the Times, and think it should 11 visit every home iu the county regularly. We tumid Col McKissick in gojd spirits. ' lie lo.ks as if the cluck of time hid rolled a1 back ?0 years of his life, and he could spring J'1 into the saddle with the agility of a twenty *-'i year old hoy in case his country should ,c need his military services. Notwitlistaod- di ing he is not u member of the "noble order" f" yet the Alliance men would support him ilmost to a man fur tho logi-lsture. He At jrew up between the plough handles and has given (l>,e best days of his life to his *t< country. We are asked how it js that christianized people support a hlnsphotncr fur governor. gl IVc can only nuy that religion and politics lon't mix worth a cent these days. Th? Dl nore wc have of one-the less we have of the ?? >ther. l0 At the McKissiek graveyard, 13 miles from m Union, on the Skull slum's road, is a verita- ej tile long leaf pine. We hear it was planted here about the time of the war. Our friend James darner has worked his pea field out like a garden. He is a farmer in wlmne example is worthy of imitation. St I'urlmnv nnr ?,?*? 1-'1 * ' r ?<.'? win oo written h( from (ireenviile, where we expect to be for tii ?onie ilnys sis ? member t>f ilie United States re gram) jury. en Vox. C< For (lie Times. Asbury New: Notes". * AsuUiiY, August 1.?Alter the endutatc^ v., f several very hot days wo were glad lo itl lio refreshing aliowers which foil lett n<g)itThey wort bem dotal to eottou end corn, l^_iuoro est eeially to |o>s. the acreage ot lir .ughout o. uiiesville two years lie expected uou. l'rof. Ltipjilni is a man who rest'y missed in a neigkbothood where lie ace resided, and we feet sate iu saying that lie people of Asbu y will bi greatly rt.:>iced when he moves back ti his old lioir.e. Mrs. I.. I*. Hp-inn, of Spartanburg, is isitiiig the family of .Mr. S. L. I'ryor. Mr. J A. Littlejoliu and wife are visiting e'atives ?t Croat Iv -ys. ? \l.. 1<| I-.,. \i i I. - ? * * .11 I . I Mill U S ' I . I,111 IT] I III lllll g (110 lv> I 10 Infl'uoy C.iy Soiuimry u> take a coi rao ii .<okkeeping. The colob utiou of chil'Ircu's <1 ly will take * luce at As bury Chapel August mil muni tintcly af'or, n series of liieiiings will e lie <1. Landman. < i u e Oeu. "\Ya,u A"? '/^ * jr Prlllt ,o d ,y an ipp,, i...ertiosa liiin defiuiug his attitude >u the questions of tlie day. This pure statesman and matchless war* ior is not a candidate. lie is not asking or votes. He simply asks a fair hearing rem the State of South Carolina to which ic has given the best years an.l labors of lis illustrious life. * Gen. llamptou is getting old. In a few esrll his form will lie laid to rest in tlio soil* ihere slee(> four generations of patriotic iiieestors. Tue small tongue of malice and irojudice cannot blacken Uuiuptou now. lis name is a liousch ?l l wotd in the United States. Wbeuever a South Caroliliau goes abtold strangeis think more of inn because he came from iho Slite that ;avc hirlli to Wade Hnmptou. Future historians will placa liis name by he si le of Uutlcdge. Leirare. Laurens. Sam or, Marion aud Calhoun , You can bury n mm with voles, but you ntt'l bury the remembrance of heroic leeds ami a patriotic bean. A temporary yclono of ingratitude may drive a man into etireinent, but unbiased history will place lim on the vantage hill of truth. May God bless the decliuing years of Vnde Hampton and may the rising genera* ion bo taught at least to respect the memory f the man who rcdeomcd South Carolina in . 87G.?Bamberg Herald Morr Questions.?We hope when the tudidates for legislative honors in this ounty face the people a few questions asides those prepared at tlie Tillmih meetng on Monday will be submitted lo theu>, uch as? (1) "Do you favor a three do'lars poll ax ?" (2) "Do you favor the propped counlv overnnient bill, by which tho cmnty gov* rnmeuts will bo placed in the governor * and* and men will be hired out to road onmeters for fifty crtits a day ?" H i) * I?o you favor the immediate ti' olit on f tlio lien law (I) "Do you fivor taking the right to ote fr-itn all men who have not a o-'rlain mount of property, or education, or both?" (5) "Do you favor the romova! of the recent circuit judges and the election ?f ivernor Tillman's friends in their places ? ' (0) "Do you favor giving the governor owcr to remove sheriff*? (7) "If you oppose legisla'lon fsvored nd doniauded by Tillman, how can you upport him ; and if elected won't you be iin| ly tnore'driftwood' and 'lizards' nna'e 'o do anything, unfit to elect anybody? Hooj Nked Grass.?Never forgot (bat the og is a grass esting animal, nnd that conseuently, if you want to grow good poik and o it economically, you must let him follow is natural incl nations to some extent.? I'hen being fed wholly on corn tbo hog is ndor unnatural conditions, which arc A gainst his ho illh and your prosperity. Get ^ iin into good pasture as early as you cau, t?d keep hi.i) there as long as possible, and Oil will ??- ' > - v. <<>.i iu [iruuuce pork at a profit ren wl.cn llio mirket is ot its worst. Who ? !.l with judgment we believe that none of our Dincdic nnunaU will give a belter retura r the foo l consumed, but we havo known en to feed out corn by the hundred bushels id not get beck one-half of i's va'ue in creased weight of the lng?.? Texas Live. ock Journc.1 t i ,m. # The Sumter Fieeman, hn Alliance piper, ijb the Reformer* in South Carolina would 1 be in the people* party now, if they did it have all the " I)*onooratl(5'' rnriT ma- ) JSBM dnery in their bauds and It Us so mortally surrender it. We cannot approve suoh ethods. In the long run thoy don't pay, 'her. Bucklkn.s Arnica Salvk.?The best sal ve the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorts, Uloers, ? dt Khcuni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped inds, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin crupjns, and positively cures Piles, or no pay quired. It is guaranteed to g've perfect .tisfaction, or money rcfun-leJ. Price <jO iuts per box. For sola bj B. F. Vowf.