Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

* JOHN C SHEPPAID'S e LEAN PO LIT If 8 7 Whcn the Conservative contention tint \ met in March nominated John C. Sbeppard to head the ticket in the fight for the supre- _ nacy of true Democracy they acted wisely, r and perhaps better than they themselves knew. He hoa ]>roved not only a power In the campaign just cloaod, but he baa taught bis opponent a Iraeon In fair and clean * politics. No administration candt < ?? ??y in one single instance has cx-Governor Hheppard misrepresented him iu utiy particular, or that be hsatpkeu an unfair ad- I vantage of liiu upon an/ occasioo. Coo tlderiog lb? vmjiI amount of miirtpriteiitt- c tion and And unworthy Inucodo that lias characterised the speeches of some of the I Tilloianite candidates, this is a nolsble feci. The Conserrativee have every reason to 1 be proud of the manner in which their etnndard-bciirer has conducted himself and t tiioir cause in this trying canvass. i'rou'i because in his hands their fair i bauner bas never drooped in (lie dust, but has ever been held aloft. 1'roud because ho was never once worsted in Ihe romhst of word*, but proved himself the superior of one whom some folks claim to he the shrewdest slump speaker in the Stale. Troud because he has represented liiein worthily and ably in argmneut and in action. 1'roud because ho has proven hi* case and made a winning light. ( Ity his conduct on Ihe slump (Jovernor Hhepperd has compelled Ihe admiration and ' respect of his bitterest political opponents, i Throughout the heat of a lurhulent ciuva-s lie lies borne himself like a gentleman, like u patriot, like a man of ability. tJov^-nor Sheppard wns put forward on a ' rtlali/triii nf iianon on.l *> < ? nu.l oooi-o |'i?i ivi in VI |'\IIVV ?ll? IIIIHJ , llll?l ?Jf? MJ speech flint he him iiui'Jo nlles's flic fact that he has heen true to the principles it ciiiincintc<l. Diii'o wIiimi n>L('<l hy a fiieml why he ili?l not he more aggressive in his epecohcv he rcplieil: My IVifii'J, i am prepaid! with hiii|iIc material to argue thin wt on a basis of fact. I luivo faith in the ability of the ) cople to (Iitrerontiate l ight from wrong, ami if we are to win we will -Jo ho on our met its. I have several kiiuls of arrows in ' my ijuivcr, hut I prefer 11 uho the argument every time." I Governor Khcppnril's speeches have been | one continual couise of arguments. It has been suiil of him that in arguing a legal case no man couhl get closer to a jury than ' lie couIt). His course on the stump has shown that no man ein gel closer to the people than lie can. liming the canvass it was a common remark of Governor Tillman's that his opponents prenchc'l nothing hut. "Peter's wife's mother, i. e., that they sang the same song all the tune. The truth is that there was a <leal more of "Peter's wife's mother" in Governor Tillman's sermons than in ex Governor Nliepputls. I lie hit- , tor has proveil himself a man of iimisunl versatility, ami Irs thirty or moro speeehes were moilelsof variety. There was scarcely a speech in which he <li I not iulro<liicc some naw iilea or mlvuncc an ii<hlitional argumeiii lor an ohl one. 8oli?lily was one < f the chief characteristics of his speechc'. Governor Slieppniil convineeil luv hearers that lie was a master of repartee, lie ha'l a great ileal to contoml with in the gibe* ol some of his 1 illiiiiiuite ninlitor-, ami when ever they I'lidcnvnrud l<i ridicule li'in I"-' met 1 them with genuine huiior oils sallies that completely silenced their batteriesol wit. In cross examining his opponents, or in being cross-examined hy them. lie showed mi ability that was reniarkahle. lie w is placed in inany positions where leas able men would have been overcome, hut lie invariably made his opponent s"|Uec/.0 through the little end of the ltorti. IN lieu congrntulatcd on one occasion for I lie remarkably skillful way in which he handled tiovcrnor Tillman, lie modestly replied that it was because he had the truth on his side. ~awe4i#CWfPTTTtM ny his opponents. Mis Speech at Walhalla is conceded |,? have been the greatest of the camp ten. tiovernor lilliiian had made all iiianni t* of llings at him and his associates, an i when tiovcrnor jMieppurd arose to speak I lie large crowd i f I illiiianitcs began to (aunt him <ui the basis of 1 illtnau s charges, hut so earnest, m> mm ions, so vigorous were Sheppard s reinarks that they were silenced. eloipicut was he. so conchisive'y did lie meet every point advanced against him and so incisively yet fairly did lie liold the >ell--auie cha ices to tlie lips of his opponent that the ti v rrnor s lull .wots were dismayed, and they concluded, as I? er babbit woiil I say, that lie was "a mot oipropcr pussoa l< r lo prejick wid. .1. Wii.son (Stnut s. S\i> di \in ,ii i'm a ('iiii.iu;ia. \ilieu-, tin., August -jr,. \ -lory has tea, lied here from Madison county, telling of the sad death of the four children if a family named N\ ilmn in the s||,,| ( spaee of f-rty minutes. ttiree of ilium from (lie l?it? of a rattlesnake ami lIn* oilier hy drowning. The sad affair occurio t :i l--w ?l:iy- ago. Mr*. Wil.sou Weill to a spring near ilio house lor water, taking (lie hihy with her. She hail letl I he lum.se lull u short tone wlien evreaniy al tin* house aura* led her altenliun. uii'l hastening ihrjv found I wo her ehihlren tle.nl ainl lite third eiies <-k. 1 lie lillle fellow, however, was aide I" talk, anil said ihey had j.nketl their lingers through a crack in the lloor a in I a hen umlcr ' ihe house iiiolliilleii llicm. Mrs. Wilson Imrrieil hack hi lli spiing iwiil there fouiitl licit her little bahy liatl crawitd imo thu-pr'.ug ami neen drowned hen the mother returned to the house -lie I'oiitnl the little ' ?> aNo il.inl. Some lime I.iter, the father returned. Sm irch was made, an I a huge iillle-nako was fouinl itmler the h use ami killel. It is worth noting that ex-Judge Townsend, a llopuhlie .11 in good standing l i 11 o lust twenty years, is the law partner at i l?ennettsville ?f Mr. .1. I.. Mcl.autiti. the - j roufgest .Attorney liouera', eie. etc. j Judge Townscud is running for solicitor ; t j flic demoeraiic primary: Mr. MrLiiiriti s | i running for t'oiigiesstnati at the d. urn-ratio primary. Neither of tlmm stands mi Ihe ; | (lenioctatie plat firm. Ihitli of them arc ( outside the party* Neithn of them -liniiM ! he perinittoil to tun f<<r olio - inside ihe | J1 pany.- A* - ""\ t I III - I'll is i- j " liey"lid ijitr-tion the mo-i sii(ee--ful t'ltigh i c Medieinc we have over - >ld. A few d? se ii|> :.ml r.roiicbil whi e in Weinlerl'iil j *' ruicccss in I lie cure ??!' Con-iimi ti >n i? wiih- '' out ii |>:irfi'Ul in the lii>t >i-y ot im ilicn.e. ; 'I Since its titilim>vci> it ha< been - 1 Other meliciiic I . Can stand. It' yt>n Laic a c 'Ugh we car- ( ne?tlv a-k you i<> try it Price 1?V ">Oc ami ' $1. If your lung- me - re. clm-l, or back ! -? lame, use Shiloli s I'oimiis 1'la-lcr. S. hi by II. K. .Smith .k ( '!< Waii Aiiiissr Oiu.tM.rn Liiuut. im Wllkesbmre, |'? , August -7.- There i- cm- |10 *?;dcrublc excitement among railroad employes here over tlic order of I're.-iilent .McLeod. i-sned hy him to-day. to the i ll el Ti t hut all employes of the l.ehigh Valley ami Central rail roiul of New Jersey mii^t ever (i(l their connection wi*h alt labor unions. 'J here inconsiderable talk of siiikiim. > V!t have a speedy ami p -itive cure lor a'1 -Cilia' rh, Jiphllici ii. c.mkci nioiiili n:nJ ' r, he i'Jui lie in hlllLOll S CAlAltlill lib Ml.- ) J?V. A nasal injector lreo wi li e.ich bottle j L'se it if you desire health ami -weet I rouili I co' A'rict; iA/c. tvl'l by li. touiuk ^ ' *< [Fie IDeeFfy Union Unities 0u w i t. M. STOKER. Editor ? Friday, Neptember 2, lbl>2. WDSCllU'TIOy, |l 60 PER ANNUM post office directory. " ?j( The 1'. <). will lie opened for businc*? o rro ii 8 A. M. lo 0.00 1'. M. Th? Money Order Department will be ipcned for business from 6 A. M. to i I'. M. The South bound mail arrive* at II.26, p [?. M. (j The North bouud mail arrives at 1.15. , [?. M. 1 H'rect boxes will be cmpiied every day u it 1.26, P. M. i Any inattention or irregularities should t e reported promptly to the I'. M. J. t;. JIUNTKIt. 1'. M. 1 c stcond primary will be necesI.. l- -. f It ?|< u.?n * ffrtju Our correspondent I'. W. J., will <ea that Ihi tillicial report of tho Secretary of I Itv I ul erdtnemiuntinnftl Sunday School I'oii vent ion, #o completely embraces the points in his communication, thai it would ho unnecessary tautology to publish bolli. UH),? Mr. Jerome Miller ?ays lih eincor euro is doing good work. lie hits more faith in Ins ablity to cur# cancers tliun \vc liuvc in any remedy for the cure of Murrain in cattle. The man or men disovering a sure remedy for either of those terrible d senses has a sure fortune at his command. We'll swap the Timks office for it, then live in clover among the cow a and luxury among men the remainder of our life. - Our "spriglil'y lord" may now he considered invulnerab'e to lightning. I.ast Sunday, during the storm, he felt very sensibly u current of electricity pass through and. like diehard of o'd, Cpli was himself again. It lakes more than an ordinal*! holt of lightning to kill ilie "lofitl ' of the L xioN Ti.v v.*. ?- * - hv\*.. I'I 'III* C<>111 lllllliu- |( *011 OVIT I lie *ij?litttiire of *%.\ I >:ick wootls I'uriut'r," !ji raw to have ii settled peace ''il> I jr. by ballots ,m / /i"' A'/ /-/;// I lie words "and not by biilluis." was not in liie original copy. We look ilie liberty ??l" inserting tlicm, as we (bclient, not to weaken but to add force l?> I lit* sentiment expressed by liim, because most of the revolutions of bull ancient and modern limes have been settled by blood and burets. Our friend, however, requests us to state that lie did not write "and not by bullets. ? Hft>- Three tine raws have died in this town the past week, from that fatal disease, bloody inuriain."' Mrs. I. M. (Jape, Miv. I'osey and tiie I) liim are the losers, s) far. and wo sincerely hope no one o!?e will suf for such .seinuis lvas. The d. puse js pronounced infections and fatal, and the \cte riuary books tell n? tliat fat cattle are more liable to its attack than rattle in poor condition. It "morally appears in early l'a I. \V? caiHiot hear of any remedy. Of eoiir?c every ol I negro man and woman "lias seen >?/?r >../ cure I, midair tesdy t toll | you what t'< d> and what In give . and in nine case out of ten, if you applied all, or even one-half the "#uro euros tliey recent , niotul, you wou'd kill the healthiest cow or my other donie*tic nniuinl in the world. - - - , I Quiet Election. ; lie have never known i more orderly .and 1 leaeoahle eleetioii than was the primary in ' his town 'as| I'ucdny. 'I lie poll was hold ^ u?t opposite our ntlio *. and duriii" tlie ihale day wo di 1 to t lien ati iintisiial y jttd uP'-ronce, or see tlie -kghleet indie v at ion i f any iii?p!oa?;'ti*nos>. the voter- o! ( a?di fao ion went -oherlv and ipiwtiy to the | oil w ith their 1 t'l >tfl prepare I, dep >?i od ii leir votes and r.turned like intc'.'igotii, 1 igniticl men. A few men got a little "(Mi, j( e joyful. during tlie day. hut wo flaw n iss druiikennes- ntid fewer indication* t! d' the ha-e practice o' netting than we ever r.v at an election in all our life. If the >nipai_'n was a disgrace u tiie State ihc h cent, ijuiet and orderly conduct of the i! ople of I' ii ion at tlie election was an 1" inor to the <'utility I .i - I |>: llman Triumphant I w\ Well, we've met the enemy mi l we are ] I'irs.' In ether \v<ird?, Tillman ilelefcatra I ve been elected in every c ur.iy hut four i InilfMijii, Kichlninl. Sumter nud fcer m iw ami perhaps FairticM. Tillman < , Sa lioiity vvilf inujre from I "?,'?'? > t>> V'M'Oit- | 'l:i A!! "I"1 t on?i i'v < ,o Fun'n.^'meii. e\ ( , I r,,< [?t III aw ley au<i ' ? I.ti^'i'^i! I i 1 in .i' i j ?.,i rc wi'dvrtvl to t'CUiaiu ,??. hvm. I cei -ni j i?? ucviuv icincru %/. i?. J. rt?ni niri (. VV. T. .later for the alliac of Treasurer : nirl J. It. Itlanton ?nd Natl 15. Morgan for Auditor, ^ Ihiriug a terrific storm of thunder ' Mid lightning lust Sunday afternoon, a colored boy, son of Albert Handera, was pros- ' tinted I>y tlio lightning, and for some hours ' it whs thought lie would not recover, lie, however, survived the shock and is now well 1 over its effects. Vox informs us that after diawing ' ip the proceedings of (lie County Inter- " Irnomimitinnnl .S. S. (convention, ho came o the conclusion that it would lie about as much space as the Tim us could allow mid Is re idcrs ooiild digest properly, front him his week, so he withholds his budget of news for next week. Bku)" The Spartanburg Steam Laundry litis added a cleaning department to their loudness, and clothing left with tlioir agent, II. ii. Kant, will have prompt attention at the following prices: <'leaning and pressing suits $1.00 " coats, otto. " coat and void 75c. " " pants, 10c. " t?loves, - - Hoc. 1 ? J r Oraded Bohooll'be ex< rcisea of the Union Graded School II commence next Monday. It if a short 1 tice to give, but I'rof. Morrison, Principal * thexchool, lias heen absent, nod moat of J* e time at th? bedside of hi) Ycry tick <Jl< ifc. ^ 3 The school baa done a noble work for tla* ounty, iheJown and the pupils who bav#flfl em under tii? training of it) sbl# cor pa IK f Teacher*. ^1 lint few acliooU in this country offer bettr advantaged in all the branches of a com- j.( letc and thorough education than the ),] I laded School of Union. Kacli member of w lie Faculty is not only of a high order of bilby, but is peculiarly fitted for the posi- ^ ions I lie v occupy. The moral, li erary aud n, ocial training of (lie young people of (he ovutry could not be placet in bc'ter ltnnda ir under | urer ltillueuco<. j( The school building is one of ibe ImtI- m lomcat. ne well as most convenient nnd u lomfoi tabic of any school building in (he SI?C. 0, The cilii/.ens of (lie town should take a it [eculiar interest in the growth ami pros- p erily of the school. They erected liie ~ tuilding at considerable sacrifice of money, r md it is a proud monument to their intel'gene, refinement nnd enterprise, and it " diould be their pride to see it. placed upon j| lie highest plan* of usefulness and popu- j nrity. s The Tim km has been ever ready to do its nil share in making the scbcol an abundant ^ lueccns in itself and a benefit to both Town n md county, but it has appeared to us that a mr ' not of printer'* ink hardly suited (lie uunagement, nnd they did not think it " iceessnry to provide n better or more nc- g :eplable kind, although we have offered a iur columns, or ourjndividunl lio'p, if j'oinls 1 ivoro given us, for I he highest and best 5 interests of ihe institution and all connected y tvi'h it. \ t Personal!. Miss Minnie Henty, from Mississippi, who f lins been spending the summer with Miss ' I.ilia lleaty, accompanied hy Mr. Hubert H. ( lleaty returned lo her homo Friday. i Miss Kilielind Co?" returned from Saluda list Thursday. ( Mr. havid Hugliucnin, of Charleston, , who was very ill with Typhoid fover, and wont to <SIonn Springs, passed through ' town Saturday, 011 his way home iccliug ^ vary much improved. Mrs. A. II. Foster and three daughters I returned from Spartanburg last Monday. 1 Mr. <'. t'. t'ulp has returned from Glenn Springs, much improved I Misses Lizzie and Klcato (Jibhcs returned lo Augusta, tii., Monday, after spending a few wtcks with Mrs. \V. M. (Jibbos. Mr. \V. It. (Joss returned to South licthlcliein where he will resume liii studies at Lehigh Fniversity. Mr'. Hisli.of Savannah, (la., is visiting her brother. Mr. .!. J. l'urcell. A. \Y. 'lli tiusini, has gone to Columbia to s?e that Tillman gets what he wants (in vol ?) Mi-s M?y Withers, of Cho-ter, who has I been on a visit to Mrs. I,. II. Mender, rc 1 turned l?*? hvr home to-day. \/r?Y.Icr *Vas returned fmni the "land 01'tin* sky,'* mostly on Cictat's Hold, where In* ma le a charming visit, h iving "loot his l*i to' in a fair (i corgi nil. Mis. Nainiii finder lias returned from At!mil. tin. I?:iii II. Wallace Ims gone to Spartanburg whore lie wiil iiMetiil a ilnncc and have a good time w tli the t'lir sex in general. t'ol. I*. 1*. I?iincan wont In Columbia Wednesday. Mr. II. I . (in-s and his son Harry returned from ItuDalo l.iihia Springs, Va., last Wednesday. Mr. t*oss has improved very I much in henlili. ? Wn., is Miss Wvi.i, or I xion ??There whs a i|itiet and very roniuitie marriage in llrinkhmd last Sunday afternoon. Miss 1 Wall, of I'tiion. a young lady visiting in the city, was married to Mr. Carpenter, despilo J the objections of parents. The couple, failing to find a Minister, drove to the residence of Mr. Mike Will, a Notary 1'uhlic at j Hrookland. who performed the ceremony, and the couple leturncd to the city man and wife.? (' 'tiwhut AYyi.-'c/-. Wiiile we do not wish to interpose the \ slightest objection to the "very romantic 5 marriage, there is a Wa'l of mystery c about what part of l nion t'ouiity Miss Wall, J. i'/(if 'j, iivcti in. | v| ~ I v lairrespondence ui (tie Timm. c Newi from Buiy Clifton " t'l.UTiiN, Aug. 2'.'.---Tliis is the eve of v what will lie 11 memorable election in South 11 Carolina, iiiul the indication' are tint Clii'tou ' will do itw share toward tlio restoration of 4 pence and uni'v in the State, Ity the time J"J tins appears the result will be known. What* ever ii mat bo, the t'onse vatives have made ii brave fight, and have done nothing f.?r ( ai which they can reproncli themselves. Mr. II l> Wheat, l? inerly Stiperinieulent at tliir pl?< e, r.ml ruicntly elected sii|ierin(cndciit of the tiallney ('Jty Cotton w diil, on leaving Clifton was pio'ciited by 44 lie operatives rrith a very linn Isoino desk. , listing about one hundred and twentv-tlVe 11 * \\* < lol arv. This \y/h :? u^etii" preu'iif and a it tostiiiioiii.il of Mr Wheat's eminent j 1'' laUlii'iil.oiis and j opd'arity. Mr - - Mosliet. of ilcurictta. has hern j op'into.l ,Si||ifi'intundenl at lira plan*. | 41 Ir. Moslier is no sti an^rr Itore, lowing been j ' ' tine. ted wnli tbe mill s -veral years ago le hi: had !itj_ro and successful experience ii t lie uiiUiagci.ciu el t' . t u la 1 tics, and ' - a wry p easant and popular gcnld.no... . I lie Matgan Killos weie inspccte I hete j ist Saturday, by Adj I tieti'l I'arloy. ami I Ilei a ,'ntiil t live ile.'.l :i v.ov h i ....... I V Aft Was presento I lii < *i-iii]. 111 v |'> \\.i I'llv Sj? 111 inhtirg Aniil i In- roc irlv i To eon l e-Kijjiuiiic Mini Mr. .1. M (> Sulliv in air l tlii- place electcl (in: i I'api O'Sul- ' v. van -ervc I in the S 11! 11* ' M ::rmy ?l? ?tj i re ic late war an I know- iIm* -mell of gun | in "IV.Il i. ' I OJ Mr. II. Kumar. Mnim^i of ilie -tore- of M: it'('lilloii aii'l l? li. (' iitit'c Maii'f /'om- wi' inios lia- jtoii" lo I'iiinln i i, Va., when he ( nil ill ?|>t*!nl a week or |wo with re alive- , loir gi ing .Notlii for his fail S; ip. I>y Sj'A I Ofc V. ll . I'.mm i n> Ausn \ Su.vr. 'Ille In-I -#'vo | ' I lie U"i I for ('ills, I'.roi-t s S re-. Clcois t <' . II lili<*uin, J'i \oi Sore-, Teller, Chappe.l i ie't 1.1 . < in!'.la u>. t '.,i jis anil all Skin neap- W.. i - .mil ]. >-ilively cure.-. Piles or no | ay Si piiivl. li i- guarantee.) l? ve perfect ! -I v i-faeiioa, or money refnn le?l. I'r ec U j > ut> p.r box. I or .-ale by li p. 1'osey , j ha I n PTOqllWpondcnce of tbe Timm. H|m( From Jonesville Telephone. lOtliftriU.M, August 20.?To-morrow will tipie of tbo rooet excit ing and bitter csmHMhl tbe people of 8outh Carolina lias Mr *vi4iaNs<d?scsrcnty-six not excepted. iMHoQtlie'u gutes are in a S ate of retajiifrell as ours* but it seems that Funll'iii *"77^''" ' ' -!!. Norm a good Holt on a first class ^Kmr,.ami witi hold on to him; while Hbrnttis gieatljr dissatisfied with her Uaorgia if swept bjr a mighty ortltafo, and Alabama has repudiated her ilb jem, while Texas goes the whole Hogg, ityhcep of .South Carolina are consideray JividVl, but it is to be hoped that they ill on to-inorrow elect a Sheppatd who will rthe next two years 1 ad them in the a>s of peace and harinory and bring them I back to the fold, and that that they will ?T* r U?i?hn, was hit I Oil hy a pilot snake lust Friday iflrning. ilo went into the corn crib in (lie lorning to do the foo ling and was bitten d the foot by tho snake. Ilo git a stick to <11 the ropli'e and found theie were two f them, lio killed one uud the oilier uiudo i escspe. lie went to the house and reorted what had ltuppcned. Whiskey wus dmiui-iered fioely during tho day, and (lie est day Tommy was in Jonesville getting ound as usual. haat .Saturday morning two colored men anted Hen Thomson and bill Sanders, who vtd with Mr. 15. W. Whitlock, ou Mr. C. I. hong's plantation near Joucsville, had a ilhculty about some fod'ler, in which Thotnon ^struck Sanders on the head with a mhMmHL^tul crushed lib 'skull. I>r. W. 1-TOoutharO is a tending the wounded mati ud thinks lie will die. While a dispute bout some fodder was the immediate cause woman Was behind the whole matter. Mr. Malcotnb tlault is ahead on Water* )elon ttuising aboul .lotiesville this year, 10 ba<l a half acre planted, uud Ins sold \2o worth from it, besides giving his family 11 they could use, ami then lie invited his eighbors to help liitn dispose of a lsirger urplus. Why not cur pe .pic raise melons for mar* tet? Mack's unions tire the lted lliver ariety, and many < f them weighed front 10 o GOlbs. Mrs. O'Shields, inotlicr of our fellow ownamm, K. 1'. O'ShirMs. died at Iter home n Spartanburg c ?nnty yesterday, of In art lisense. Mr. o'.SItields litis the sympathy if the entire town iit the loss ol* u dear liother. Messrs. i). NV. Fowler aud K. M. Penny ivent to Aslicvillc last week (o cool oil. but Mimo very near gtting into n hot place, as hey get there ju-t ul'icr the big hotel tire. Misses Carrie Ihikts and Ada llaxlcr who tmvd been visiting the family of Kcv. Love filler, returned t their homes at Uoscville last Saturday. Mr. J. B. Foster and his little daughter, Lillia, returned from North Carolina yesterJay. Mrs. Bailey, who had been visiting 1'r l\. M. Littlcjohn's family returncl to her home in Union last Saturday. Mrs.N Anna Williams and Miss Xonie Fripp of Spartanburg, are visiting the family of.I. L. MeWliirter. Mr* and Mrs. li. M. Penny have gone to Santuo on a visit. Mr. W. II. S. Harris an I Miss l?. V. Fowler attended tlie County Sunday school convention at Santuc last week, 'lhey were delighted with their home whi'c there, which was with Mrs. S. A. Porter, as well as with Santuc genor illy, llcv. I>. Tiller is engaged in e. meeting at Bogansville. The Baptist meeting here closed las Thursday night with one accession. Tni.KI'IIOXK. o For the Times. ttjen r. .racho?. bhancT.al agent of (Ik u^oioHan College of Clinton. S. C , nssls'eff?-4>" t. F. Il ibertson. of Columbia Theological Seminary, clo cd on hut Saturday v v**nin?r. result in- in twelve accessions to the church On Friday Mr. tlolcrl- u addressed the children alone, and it was indeed plea- n-_ to note the aterc-t mauifes'ul in e.acii bright liille fa,, > jt.e-i.nf. Ou:y n few inm.ths ?ince lu;le May, nt six happy suuiuior--. a <laugiiter of Mr". Lee llowcP, closed her bright eyes on earth forever, leaving a musi' ii box with :i <t\ i11 re<|nest ilml it he sent to the ('.or ittllo children w ho know not of ,le-us. l itis box was placet! upon a table, and lho little ones liile I it to overflowing h- * ; The in hi j relatives an 1 friends of Mr-. Nancy Ivlg- met to jay the last sad tribute >f respect to her younge-t s in, Arthur, on last Thursday. lie was a icmnrkaldy bright anil intelligent child of ton j'lnrs, the favorite of his itlle schoolmates, ami ?<!<.! of ti,c widowed mother's Jr art The bortfaved p:iren'. brother ami si-tors i.avc the limit felt sympathy of the entire :c tnmuii by. * - - ? A wrr i. l'uori.K. \< \.? /'rum 7V?/c?v? iVIicii Itichanl Oglcsby, ox-fjovenior of the ilalo o' I iinuis, was in this ci'y about, ight years ng > ho was n candidate for oiocicu, and during his stay he accepted a r end y ? tier to din at I'ctmohieo s. t he liuiier progressed?sviip, ti-h etc . with tine to raoii, were brought along and I lie and: '.ate 'or honors took etch in a s>rt of a title pr u>.t at ./mil extravagance and rr. te, lotcruiin * I t> the best of bis tilily. to ''>io in the lloinans do.' The litaax wis rcnclic 1, however, with the igars, His It..at told the wait, i to hring otne Henry flays, nani.ag the size, and Mr. 'gleshy eiitehiag tlie name, begun to talk of ie I'-iiious >1 itesiiian. .1 ust then the cig irs riive-l; at d his host, a-king how intteli?'' as mid -"? ecu's each. Ilichard Oglciby ran \ fell 'tit of If s eh lir. fli it - tiles ill he cried Take 'em uay : 1' ve sto d your denied dinner: its itse and ! ivi- hness for I did not know any ing a'lui t .it Inn I'oui cigars to1 a dollar ! eat ,Se > Take 'en: aw ly. man If it -re kit. wn at home that I -moke I 'J"! cent ;irs it v. .I ! nun me soe ally religiously, litically a . I linanti illy : why, men would afrsi I to trust me! M\! m\! my! Take n away, boy. d center is good enougii r me at In me, and 1 II spring yours to cents, j i-t to keep in the pr cc.--;on and ie your I.e.ing-. but I' ur cigar- fcr a l! ?r ? in)! my! my! And lie d d no" get over it for an hour. |'t. .nitii i Id v .1.. .. !!' %.* /' ,- ii:'JT. \ u'ontloimn living ;,i Orccn" I n unc I liill wmte a letter to !?. I! , i: kins l-ii rs j>ri?"nte socrd try, I ; iM !i in tliit it \v:h reported in Ab!?e rmiiitv tli it (lovcmor Tillni'iii ln<l not . vi any te'egruu fr in \lr?. 11 Ilium .in l;'V i t' t'ie cainpa'g l NIC till r. iiiiJ i. hi :o cm! a copy of l!io telegram. . i in|-kius 1 op'icl tinit l.c would 8,11(1 it li pi asiire, but llie rotibic was, there s ; . hicIi telegram. I Our ' *. i rCs|*o r. 11 en i was informed el' this a gentleman wlte ims ca-n (!" le/tor, it*' i- now in ilr. 11 ill's possession. i .i n Nki.iui i?f!'iu:MAt'v. Ili'eiglt, N. An i A special to tin. Stat? Oiron i . iiijlit from (iolilsliiro . ays ilin. )h< i oViiii" .inJi'liifo j'or lioTCjnor ot il-is te. I'r lixutn, declare! |lib ic y en lb* cts t ill it c ty to-l?y tlint ! * | ri.fcn s. |.r"niacy to what we have heretofore i' % ~ 0"jf F OK TlfK J'RIMARY El.E CANDIDATES. I Delegates REFORM CONSERVATIVE 44k 111.4 vvii^iron, TIU 0 W SHELL ~ J TJOHNSON Solicitor. 0. L. SHUMTERT House of Representative*. THOSC DUNCAN Til OS II OORB JOHN W McCIlAVY J K J KKKF.ltIES K W IIARRIS C It HOBO ... CiODKKFY It FOWLER G WALTON WHITMAN Slier iff. A COLE LYLES J GIDEON LONG JAMES II BARTLES Clerk JOSEPH II McKlSSlCK. CoiiiiIj Commissioners W M OALLMAN J W NANCE RS THOMAS, JR 1 M MOBLEY J A CHAMBERS THOMAS J. ESTES Coroner. li I liliM iWIll JASPER AYCOCK II P GRADY Sclioul Commissioner. N G LI ITLKJOHX M L EE M AST Kit J. L. WALKER Treasurer. 8AXKORU WILBURS .1 It T SCOTT JAMES l> GOING.. JOHN P THOMAS W T JETER Auditor. J It 11 I.ANTON 1) 1NMAN J C OITS J F HA I LEY ; NATT 'It MORGAN Supervisor of Registration. T J II SMITH Proceedings ot Union County Intordeuomi- e: national S. 3 Convention' FIRST DAY. a St si ir Cm mil, Aug. 21th, 18t*2. " The Cnion County 1 utcrdenomiuntional ^ Sunday School Convention met in the Presbyterian church this day at 10, A. M., J" and w?? called to order by President, \Y. II. Miller. J ! Devotional exercises were contacted by " i Itcv. M. It. Kelly, niter which the roll was called and Pt dclegnts representing 2t> e Sabbath schools answered to their names. On motion, the President appointed the following committee to nominate officers for s t the ensuing year: Brethren Geo. 11. Ootid, W. II. S. Harris, R. I.. Coleman, E. W. 1 Jeter, and N". G. L-.ltlejohn, who reported '' the fo'lowing nominations : For president, 1 | S. S. Stokes: Vice president. It. L. Cole* , ( Trri-Vrrrrrf-fTViiitfii" TfTcp." 17.. 1?. f ' i U., K. \V. .lotor, ('. 15. Hobo, F.ben l'ryor and i II. W. Gof^otl. u 1 The nomination* wore rati fie I by a vote w of the contention. President Stokes on taking the chair (hanked tlio convention for the liitinr conferred. and declared hi- purpose of doing all w in nia power for the success of the S. S. al cause iu tbi- county. | Brethren IV. H Miller and W. \V. Bruce i' were appointo I reading clerks, and the j Heading an i di-eussing of school reports were next taken up. I I? Mr. < ieo. II. Oetzel was c'ectc I statistical > i secret try. I ? It was move 1 and adopte 1 that the further j reading of the reports bo suspended until tomorrow morning. After some discussion of the reports it 'S| was finally agree 1 that the Treasurerot this convention be hel 1 responsible for only such ?? sums of money as may conic into his hands, sc as Tre ?suter of this o invention. Mr. I!. T. (lee moved that the amount reported hy some of the Baptist Sunday School conventions f?r Baptist Sunday school ,ei conventional espouses he stricken out an I not he allowed to enter into the reports to a this Sunday school convention. He further c'' moved that a committee tie appointed to investigate these reports : adopted. 15.others il. T. Ciee. W. \V. Bruce, (J. 15. I5oho, .iiid (1 eo. II. Oetzel wero appointed *lu as said coinnii'tce. President added J. \V. (Iregoiy, Treasurer, to the committee. Heporls of township Superintendent.- wee 'ol made by o. M. lliee, Jr. I!. I." . of Union: I!. w'' I'arr, Satitue: \V. II. S. Harris, .tones- wo villc: W . T. .Icier, l-'isli Lam. htn Jonesville Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday school each pai i sl.'iO, end Flint Hill ' <>, fur t'euiny and Sta'e association purpose^, Adjourned II. hours for dinner Afternoon session was opened hy ijeeo- pro tioual exorcises, e inducted hy l!ev. T. II. 1 Law, who otiered a special prayer for Pas- ,s*al in- and Superintendents. I>r. Law was abs then invited 11 a s- at in the convention. 'he Ou mot on of brother I!. ('. Furr, the hour of 1- tomorrow was set as a time for !"'v l?r. Law to ad iresa the convention. Brother ?htl Bruce move 1 to amend the motion hy allow- '' iag Lr. Law an opportutii'y to speak this aficinoon, and postpone the di?cussi n of a It I lie lirst on the program until to. I *" v.littl) was adopted f>r. Law then !,eri spi ke, llis subject was . rem fur "lilt: III till. IN I'll K S \ lilt VIII ?1110(11,. J. At the conclusion of his address. president !'>o Stokes ciiiiRiatulite I tlio convention on the ' able manner in which [>r. I,aw had dealt \v th his subject and hoped his suggestions T would be ad pic I by the various schools was throughout the county. Mil! The considcrcti'in of the reports deferral !' ' until to-ti'orrow was, upon motion taken ui>. "uj Reports v e.o taken up, icad, discus;e I and preturned over to jutiit'<: il "ccpetiiry. M l?i . Law, at the ropiest of brother il. T. up <iec, give Ins views as i> the best me hod of to intio Incinj; t ie Hib'c in the Sunday school, whit It was move I by l?r. T. II. I,aw that the W. >|UCstioti box he opened tonidrow at 12 in.. T. an 1 that the |iicslions contained therein he J. M submitted to some competent person t > K. I answer thorn. Adopftd The president low appointed i'r. I.aw to answer sin !i ipic-tinn.s I'i as wera placed in the box. villo llrolhcr W. ii. S. Harris made a molion Web lliat a retftt'ftr blank be provided for all the I'inc lopoils to be made to ihi? ct r.vention, and II. I that a committee be appointed t > get up such <io*l f'fin as ivoul I answer. Ilis motien wav ? . II iiinende I by a m-tion to submit th? matter !t io br li . i meet tary luliu ITUIV Hi I'llia: '.'. I" IP elect ON|i HAY. $ '? ?' ., , .)- m ami i .11 t. - . \ v \im. ! ?. ? Mori ini> ictsii p ronveuiioii iuci n I'i a in lb y d otujl ' " 'LCI A J, REP.Q ( nor in union oou: S * If rz < ' SS I *> i i . I" i - - l = ! ? : . i 3 ? I a I I jo mid I ? M Z Z I w , 4* I fc* Is Ii 1311 1 la li II 13H 200 H9| 122, 84; 1G2 12?| 80 22f IGOj ~ 10[ ~48| 19] 06~GO; I 1 | 179| | 109; | 162| 110] 77) | | 174*j." *! Ml""....! 621 72] 32 1011 358] 102| 1701 1031 215| 1?2| U*| 60, 268, 2G1 98| 48| 00] 75; 70 j 16| 166| 071 83| lo] 06) 20 10; ~~46] 10j 18] 07] 07; 18| OS | 1321 180| 50, 133 01| 181| V2| 76 |* nif2?4r W 841 146] STj 04 j 16 47i 17| 671 04| 271 20| 06 80 29 70 28| 42] 63| 18lj IT 66j 141 62| 83; 411 188] ~88| 45 33] 051 16. 114; 311 511 04; 31 iT?-Liii6' J*1 f 571 148!174] 61 , ~05| 201 34] J 13] lij 10) (K ; 160j 30 71 101 i 170> 1011 210| 101 101 i 78 108] 74 00| 31 j 130, 123| 6; '.'1 100] 70| 40| 711 "861 811 'j 10| 171 awj '71, 13|~ 40| 73j 21 88*| 201 78{ 1201 72]" 111] 00) 31 70! 260] 28]~l04| 40| 134|"TIo] 0( j 110] 1601 20, 8lj 70|?1*4?| 88| Oi | 12 1S2 32 00, 12| 201 801 3: "j 111, 142 IV 46j_ 00, ThO| 106] Si 06] 17 2JI II3 i ~07 0'". l?: | 111 20, 27] lOj 14] 00] 511 0: 00 1".^ OOj 33 "lTJ 07|~ 7oj r< ', 81. 182] ilO,-lliOj ~74j 113|~ 02, 0! 05] 40 04 08 US, 01] 031 0 ilbj 126, 16] 31] 42j~ 28| ~l 12] 21 *j ol 841? 02 us osj 154] 26] ~W 'j 28i 841 14 8 s 00 T3| 16 I] I 01 37 00, 36, :;o; I'd, of | l. 62 01, 70] 61] 20| 18| 5171 0 " ~ 06] 00j 0l| j8J F&j 6lJ 14j 4< " "~42\ 29j llf li| "a8| l'i9| 06) 4 ' 17| 106] 08| 80] 021 04] ~l" ,| 44| 70] 11 26 :T7] f9j t^] 1< 1 j i:}'.i .117 loo ;?y ins isr| io:j stvciit', conductod by ltov. \Y. 11. Miller. Minute* of yesterdays proceedings read ml adopted. Brother W. A. Nicholson's amc was added to tins list of delegates from inioii Presbyterian Sunday school. First subject : Extent of teacher's prepnalion. was taken up and discussed by rot her W. IV. Bruce, followed by bi other I. M. Bice. Jr. E. L'., Bev. T. II. Law, and rotlicr B. T. (!ee spoke. The names of J. E. Hughes, of Rardis Icthodist. Mr*. J. E. t' ifield, of llogcrs, and I. 0. Bice, of Carlisle, were added to the bt of delegates from their rcspectiv* cliools. ., The eeaond subjoct: Duties of othcers ol he church to the Sunday school w?s then liscussed by broth r B. T. (lee, followed by !. S. Stokes. It was then moved and adapted that all uturu discuisi.ua. of, this subjdet be limited P<5R*. anTnroTner \V. IV. Bruce moved that irther discussion of this subject he deferred ntil after the opening of Cie question box, liieh was a special order for to-day. J Jr. Law then took the box and auiwcrcd t length tlie following questions 1. Is it who to employ any as teiclier-i bo arc not member* of the Sunday school ad church 7 'J. What is the b?st mode of keeping the on rig people at the Sunday school when icy bee ?nic yor.njj men end women " d. How can poor children who are unable i purchase them ba supplied with Bibles ?p I. What is the whole duty of township upcriutendunts o. llow should the funds for the inciden>1 expca>cs of the Sunday school bo raised V t'? What is the duty oi" tIto i'astor in the ttiday school ? 7. Can a per'oti bo a consistent member the church and fail to attend the Sunday iiool V S. What should be the aiiu of the teachers 7 '.t. Do you think lint the average teacher ali/os the true relation that exists between ichor and pupils ? }(>. Should a neglect of family prayer he sutlicieut reason for excommunicating n I urch member ? II.Wlieu is ateaclior prepared to go before i or her class? 1'J. Why are there no more conversions m tho Sunday school? Brother S. M. Hicc dr. !!. I,'.. moved I hut convention tender its thanks to Dr. haw the able and eatisi'ictory manner in icli lie has aided the "convention in its rk, as woll as the uiaiiner in which lie I answered the questions propounded: opted. Bl'.CDSS. AI tern oti session upened hy singing, and yer by hpother W. A. Nicholson. 'lie next snhjcol, "The Observance of the ibii'h was then called, but in the ence of brother It. L. Coleman who was, first speaker, the president announced t lie would pass this subject for the sent. and call fur tho the sermon to the drvn by biother W, II. Miller. Irotlier Miller took the 'Jtli verso of the coupler ol John as his text, "Tltero is I here which hath five barley loaves ami , small fisher.' At the conclusion of the j non llcv. M. 15. Kelly inndo some n;ks on the exercise. Special prayers ( the children tyc- led by Hrothcr Kelly. | i roil lev IK I'. tV?mau then spoko upon , observance of the Sahbnth, followed by , i. Strain. Ilrollteit W. II. Miller, J. W. | gory, \V. A Nicholson, an I S. S. Stokes, he Snud ty school as a means of grace j then introluced, and hroihois W. II. ( lar, S. M Hire. Jr K. I'.. ('. It Hobo. II. j ice, .1 I,. Strain, .1 W. Gregory, J, K. | ;hes. II. C. K?rr and 15. I,. Coleman ex- | sed ihemselvts iscc'laneons business wa allien taken c and tl;c i-dtowmg dJegatM e'ecte I tIto Sta e Sunday school Association. ;h no cis at Atibevi le nsxt April : A. Nicholson, 15. I,. Coleman, 15. ' lice and II. Ilnnddph, Alternates ' . (iieg^ry, S. S. Mokes. S. M. 11 ice, Jr, ,s: and 1*. I'. Hamilton. The following tiship Supoiinteudeots were elected : a nioit, S. M. Ilico. Jr., I". I! , llrayion- 11 , Wm. JelVeries: Cowdeysville, 1'. S. if her; Joticsvillo. \V II. S. Harris ; '' kn?y, Goorge Going; llogansvi le, II. '? iohtrson ; Cross Keys, l?. N. Wilburn ; " icn lli l, s. M. Hire, Sr. ; 1'i-b l?im, J. f'1 Inlibtirl n : Sa'ilno, W. \Y. Hiiicc ><n- hi .red ami adopted Hint I lie ScCre- w in lift each Stti'Ciiiitendcnl of hi* ion, and also thai nti assc-sinenl of '* as laid ' pon >: :ch towi.-hii, i'r Stale Vl County a-soriaiirii puipo-os and re I e ica of t li v hi It notify liiin of their '' S'TY AI'OUST >, ! S .i I ! 1 S- ! 1 * ' I | - I ? I S | *| | | .? " Illll3lll!lil5 | ~>l | 140; 801 881 131 j 2*21 48 1 iSfj [ 11| 16| ~11| 2l| 821 05i 88 Wl- O 4I\ 1371 | 1 1811 211 42 1018 "I "I I I ?l " *! M | 01' 1M| 40| 61; 150} 271 80 1073 I 40, 125| 10| 211 11?| 11J 67 1148 I 16[ 201 Oii ff| 00) 08 38 675 i 06; iaj U3|..~|~| F:i| 02 100 | 301 03 j 70| 80) 8Q*| 19j 4i 1140 ] 60) 711 28| 20| 40) ~Oo| 40 fl82 T 11 "oTj oT~ 80 j j"~03 "302 | 10| 13r*27P !14| ~25j~00i 04 600 .] 22| 113J 10| 24) 43j 17| 47 ~934 i, 30; 68) 06j 08) 78) 13) 20 010 )_ 221 ~ 7~4~| 82| 201 45} 03| 48 HI6 f 10 23) 0*7 17| 80| lij ~08p270 1) 01| 1551 411 51) 152) 271 80 1065 >| 231 611 211 49, 61) 22, 13 980 l) 081 081 88|~ 861 021 06| "UN 956 1] "lOj 311 "OO; ~03i~37i"" 05| ~08|019 7 62) 1 lof "36]"""28iTii'of 20) ' GO,12cO >| 40| 03") iij~26| _73j _20| 3011404 !| 38} 120, " 10| " 28) 132| 00~ 02, ll27 2) 07) 00| 06) _08) 30j 03) 01 600 t, 13| 87) 86| 211 116| 24) 4211106 21 42 07| 011 251 10|" "' | 37) 326 11 11 14] 07) 29|^ 14)_ 26 271 }| 001 23) 07| 21 j" 30) ,03| ""o4; 680 ij 46| 123j *20| 2U|~l08| 10)" 6011200 11 10| 771 _J _0^_?2| 081 __ _229 17! 141 ' 28|~ 23| 87|~ l"0| 02 _582 <j 001 06| 061 051 _02[ ]__ 873 >j~26]~~20| 03| 011 14i 02) 001 568 if oT[ 38) ~"ojTj isj 4 fj oi j "To 467 1) 28] 671 15, 201 02] 021 31 471 31 031 20] ]"....|~ 07| | _18 ~312 lj j 211 111 031 07) 02i"02|l00 i; 08]' J14; | | 188| 16| 27|"404 * )| 231 221 161* 25 ) 0U| 08| 05 414 | 601 152] 11] 501 14b| 27| 7o 18^ acceptance: ami also, if the probability of raising the amount assessed. Ilro. W. T. Thomson then olfered the following resolution which was unanimously adopted by a rising vote : Iiciolvf t, That the thanks of this convention be tendered the people of Sautuo and vicinity tor their Kindness and hospitality extended the members of I his convention during this sessiiu, and also t'.r their at, tention and good behavior during the exercises cf the same. Bro. K. 0. Fair moved that any and all , vacancies occurring in list of Township Superintendents be filled by the Executive Committee?adopted. Minntea of to-day's procec lings were rea l and adopted, After singing "God be with us till wc I moet again,"' and benedistion by ltcv. T. E. t Morris the convention adjourne^! to meat At ? J. L. Sritaiv, Secretary. A Uuimt Hotkl Kike skui run City or Asiikvii.lk.?Asheville. N. t'., August 25.? The three-story brick building ai Sulphur Springs, live miles from here, presided over by Col. J. 15. Steele and known as the Hotel Beliuont, was totally consumed last night at 10.30 o'clock. There were one hundred and thirty-eight guests in the hotel ti mi iIipv Itiiioli/ aooot.a.l it 1 * * mi?? v?j vovjvj'cvi ? IU1 llicir IlVCbf in most cases not saving an article of cloth-? ing. Tlic alarm was leco.ivod in Ashevil'.o by telephone at 11.40 and the hose ami reel companies wore at onco notified, tut the distanco was too great to allow of their being of muck assUlanco. HEM* FOR THE GUESTS. As soon as tlie people in the city were notified panics set out at onco for the scene of the fire. Major McKistick, of the flattery l*ark, impressed every obtainable carriage into service, and by kis heroic efforts at reaching the scene and his great work at the fire gained for himself an aJdi'ioual reputition. lie brought a large number of people to the city and has provided for ihem in every way. l>r. \V. C. Browing, of Kenilworth Inn, also sent a number of teams from Ins stable, I and as the injured were brought into to vn Drs. Battle and Williams of Ashoville, and Dr. John l<. Dawson, Jr., of ('hai lesion* intended to tlieir wants. tji'ick work. ok tiik l l-amks. The rapi lily with which the llanics >pre.^^ seems incredible. Tlie lire was lir-t disc ered about 1 UK), ami in ball'an liour tlie building was in ruins, and to-day there is not a bit of matciikl sufficient In boil a ton kettle where yesterday win the grand hotel. ijjcii'i.x is ami toss kv Mr. and Mrs Faliuan and Mrs Kalin, of Charleston lost everything, ami tlie latte is reportc 1 to have lost 5?."i,OU0 w?>rth of diamonds. Mrs. W. 11. 'Jolieii, of Chariest ii, found herself in an awful position ivliru sho awoke. She was snrruindel by llames, and bid to throw her b.iby from the second story window to outstretched arms beiow, uid had to follow by jumps ami by climbing down the po-ts. Mrs. J. W. Boss, wile ol Surgeon Boss, ?r ti... ........ - " ... ..... in iii iciii |'l I llg lu tseipc fell From 111u second story porch and wiii fit ously injured, She lo-t In r diamonds ?nd about one him Irn I doll u s lu money; resides all her olotlnng. Mrs. J. K. llyan, of llirmiughani, Ala., I ii the excitement of her own escape, iii ssid her cluhl and in her agoni/.-d cendii.oa s *ai 1 to have offered one thousiud dollars or its ie?eue. 'I'ne cliil I w;is restore I to ler, hut the rewur I was not asked I' is said that one guest lost jd/KO h} ash - -?* -? A Ni.Miir.it ot Wr.u, Known IIoiisis It knkii. -Nashville, Tenn , August 2n.? .ist night about 12 o'clock, tlie r tables at outti Side 1'ark, t'ohuiihia, were d >eovetcd j lie on lire. The flames spiral rapidly, ml ill a short while all save nee yov, \?i.s tiln/O. The sialde nan were unable to stop The following horses were burned; rince l'ilot. 2.22, picer, by ITincc 1'ulaski; sua (I., pacer, two-years- dd, t>v Hup ex : 'ael; Hess, pneer, 2.27 : Minnie 11., F^trold. Ilnl H loin Halt. .) /: Vdi Dupl x, >!t, an 1 a Torn ilall tidy. ullield 2.28.1, as seriously injured, lloso <1. and Ad" old, were insured lor >-2.(iu(> eat h. tic iss i n the oilier horns. - alib > a: 1 imps ,s , f sry heavy The tire ?;.< ?>f inc. ml ary ** pigiti, sin I v.a* the second attempt i > burn le stables.

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, September 02, 1892, Image 2