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For the Timi/. ; llorth Faco'et 8 8. Convention. ' 1 ho following is n synopsis of the North Ih.cokt Sunday toluol canveution, held u' . Wi tuu'e Cli!t]>el| Sept 26tb, 180". C >ti*< ntiun nut ut 11 A. M. Tlic choir snog kcvoral pieces. Afterreading the 11H n 1'tnttn, nn?l player by Ilia President, the I'CtiVf Wh<1 f t'liwl I? nml *' O ll? Ix-rU rcqntHttd lo net in 8ecreln>y, pro t< m. After singing "All hail the power cf Jesus' N.tmr," iho enrollment of ic'no s and Abingdon Creek, lClfteihcl, Mesopotamia Ml. Arnmf, Mr. Moriah, W.rli*, Silcui Mid IVicon's CImpel, opgregniiiig 3.1 tcacheis nu i Soil 'oho.ins in regular ntlendunec, w (It ?Vl 00 cilleo'ed for different religious ntid charitable pii'posc* Juiing this uuarter Tlio ch..ir sung No. J(M. 1 . ? - i-.. i Ull III01WH HI i ?Jiiiri?jr bvjvvi numvia vr.ro inviiod to c -me furwiiril and lake part 1 in l.'io \v?rk urlbo convention. The progrnoi w?? then lnkc.ii up, mid brother >s. ?S. M'lki-M, I'i esidcet of ll.c (1 muty i>uii<!jjy tchool convention nude the in I story mi l Th? clioir ilion mmg No. 4'.), whon the fir 1 tpiery-vls it ml'e for christitn people l<> keep 1 it'l company ?" v.iis announced mid ill 'v disctis-ed by I'rof. W. F. McArthur. i he choir then sung No. -It, hi. >1 In oilier ' F. .?. Jiiuiiiiult made :m address on the smic stit jecb I'lioir sting No. fit). Second sutycot, "In there any genuine | jnr.ee wiili ?lie unconverted?" ?ih calhd, Inn en motion of brother I'. \V. Wliiiuiiaiil, it vtss tisiri'Cil t'< posfpuno (lie discussion till nfier <Ji ncr. After prayer by brother J. It. Jelfeiien, tie! e-oiventi n adjourned one hour for <1 tint:'. AI'-itii'ioii s.'s ion win opened by singing i No 75, i ii<i prayer by brother W. F. Mo.A ft Aii? The ?|n slion called before icc 'ss to wit: "Is ihrrr .u'.iy genuine peueo with the | unconverted?" who di-eu-seil by brother. ' 1 \\. \\li'soniMit, mid '1. M l.it'bj'dui. t'lioirt! ii sung, "l.othe UoM'ti Fields are Finding.' '! It. I'i ! idot.L tin ii udlr :o?d i he ennvetitioi*. noil culled the next ipiery, vi/.: "lints the avciago "-iinday selionl Siijciii.ii: l o t iiii'l teaelier properly appreciate his ?.r her ImtyII' not vim' nr? (tic evidence*, and where ifi the remedy?'' w is discussed by In oilier P. P. Webber, N S. Slok? e, I'm: McAitluir, uii'l .1. H. U'fl'eiies. IJuolioi) box was thru opened and .mine interesting rpiesrimis di en ee l. Choir sung No. i (? ,Mi-ce'liineoin business was called, and on motion it wan ordered I lint tlie treasurer pay l'l\sidci:t Ji 1 for Plalioncry. It was then revolve J that tiro iicxi niietiig cfliio convention be held at Mcsoptami.i in the Until day of Uoceiu' er next. P.r> I'.a r .1. 11. .FefiVricH then ntl'ore I the following rc-ohiti n. which was unanimously odnpii'l by a rising into: i->/, That the tlinnkM of this rouvciitit it are due, and hereby tendered I'rof J. F. Vaughn and (he chair for the excellent inilsie furnished that day. and fnilher that they ho Invited to meet with u? on a'l future oce isions. A Her tinging No. Ulb'1, an I prayer by lirolIn r John A Han i ', the eonreutiou adjourned to meet ft' rlrmpntatiiin Peeeuiher ih.'h. 1 b'.rj. C (' ltoi,r.j!T.v| ho:, pro tent . ? A FAREWELL SPEECH. /.' V. / / /'(> I-.'.r '?/ /In il rr'/ ( '<>11 nil/ ; I come to you io-dny with a heavy heait. I speak with inward grnniiings and outward signs. I it id a defeated candidate. Fell >wcitt/.eus. I have heea Iboled. Friends ciinie to mir and told mo that I would hare no Inutile to get elected. Fiiough Vetera premised to veto for me to put meln mi the first ballot. 1 didn't get top'. M'y opponents greased (lie horizon and down it wont liko Metiinty Allow nm to say, however, (hat 1 am proud of the support that I g t. It j.s |nK< that the votes did net fall as thickly as nulutniial leaves in the tin s of Valium brass. My vices fe'l rather li"e weak mill ihought'ess caterpillar* from u mulberry lie. I will not cloak Hi' dissemble niy true i feelings. 1 fell like it donkey in u snow , storm. I tell like n wheel with the Hpokes rut. I felt like everybody had go-to en tho excursion iininund that my ticket was lost. It seemed that the sun leid gone out, and tho blight stars were extinguished, and 1 ! wanted to crawl u|> n glint Hump and form j u life-time couipfinoii.ship with the festive I jk s-um. lint, la I is nu 1 aileineii. i inn now eon vale<ccn'. I have pull-- I the cork out of the I spring of i \ in my h- art. When I count up my gains and losses. I lind an encouraging surplus on the credit side. 1 submit the following statement . niuilult. Car 1 in Herald -J- '? ltd 3.IKMI tieke's - - > Cig.il.s 10 Oil It it I road fii-e l i 00 Soda water treats 1 fit) Wear and tear of hrn:n tissue In ; Medicine for nose broken in a light Total $ 10 1 i it m * 11 . s-u I'l mil V ! t Hxpericnv; (> 00 < lt'O turkey ilitmrrs '<" "< j 1 T. t.il -'<?() i?(> J ( !>o veil mm? inv liicmls subtract the ileLinr j j from the ! ? 1 ! : s !? .iii'i i am llio clean J j trainvr of >ir.:;.uu in il i- eventful ?ar.i| uign. I ( \Y hy -h >uM I lie spirit f mol t tl he proiui 1 am pr.iu I Ir.viiise I went iliroM?rh i!ji~ ' 1 eamp-ii-n without iln-lifinj; a fit', de-en i n;/ i I a f ieal or saertfi itiji a piimipe. I at., j v J'l\ul berlllsa 1 'I || (lot |iy I ' 'to'.11 r or , viefata lay opp menM. I <!i 1 a t try to j {ui!l my*e;f :i|i Sy palling h? .low a. ! " .\" ivv, my li it'in I-., yon cut mirk tno >1 v.tt a" it ciudi la'e for the next eleeti n. t Tilts I it i? lirevobes are I 'Milling tiiroij^h my vein-. I snitl 1 h bat e alar . >ll an I my h i, ha. ; 11 Like ltau<|ii - ?'i -t I will n i ! mil .t I y.iut i/il'lina. j | For the next two yetrs I w;iut a'l the j ^ editor- I) |i ill me. ! w.i'U my friends I > 1 ' (proud my menu. Fur ilie m xl two jeir- e i expert to -ou- at "! the ! ghrr 1 - ar the , c sorer I 11 jret. What if I Was ilc'eti'e I i.i the la-' o'ee tioa : Henry t'liy w.h defottei. Milt -it ti'te - \ indled. (iohlsmil'i w.i- a initntr. ' SnCrtres w.i- p?i-o.,cd ("mmr was as-tssin lie I. liMeii wis do'iiel. From ditn " nnibjuity I > modern tiun- it i as ic.-ii ii(e , fdIC of mailt ;i L'u >.| an.I .ullini ' ou 1110 1>. i Tin ii i | oil <>l tnlver-uty .just i- lie i* reach Hi# it] tor t"te of |i'? eve, i -I ;<? <lo\vii mi In kfil.ili' ilito tlii* mile i>l tlc.s*nir. " Ye*. 1 : in fast getting over my 1 i*ui> >tn men I. I ail) * roe in Italy lliui I am in :t spirit. My left are - ire from loiig-oinc an I loiicsume II'tvui|>:ii^r : my tiiiigtie i* sure from > much p i otni.siog ami carni?t outrei in/; iny lingers ate s're Irom l.oM tig e at* hy (lie I mi 11 n-hele. hut den t put me limvn n? a 1 '' eorohcnl. "wl i 1 m l rush nil hit > the " Third party beciusc I didn't ' ! \vh it | wanted. 1 >viil nut join any >orc-!.cidcl ' aggregat'on of mill-,lay i1i.mii era ami mid- , night devil*. I am a'h tm cr it from lie u t t ' .skin ami sk'n I m k ( he tit ngtiu The ; motto of South Carolina is the motto of the ' true democratic (ami 'laic. Fur ill" elec- j lion two jcu't hence 1 say hum yuro .?/>?/ ., j tor the pit-seal 1 say, ",| p o/iifjH.vjue purtil-.' 1 1;. 1'arcwc I kind 1'iicuJs, farewell | in 1 remain, A- !> i't\ili>, I Ifie IDeelfg Virion Hiiu?jT" M. atOKEfl, . 2:ditor k< Vrl<lMjr> Kcplt'iiiber !10, IM>2. a sunxvittrTioy.il oo run .\ssvu post office oihectoky. Tlic 1'. O. will be opened for bind near t ( from M A. M. to O.OO I'. M.' 1 , opened for fiiisirtenM from 0 A. M. lo 1 I'. m. i ' The South h.unJ mod arrive! at Witt, I I'M. I 1 J lie Not tli Lou'iii hi i j | arrive! ,,i ] .j*. , ' " I I'. >>l. Siri-ct b'>x?* ?i)l fc ciu|>'ie<l every <1 ny v ?t i .2o, r. AI. ? Any inattention or irregularities "liouM c r? |.ortf<l promptly to tlic I'. M. J. HUM HIS. I' AI. ( \ c tinge to rent, For inform : l;on i ;.?!! ?t ll.c Timi:s ?#l!ico. 11 ... ' It- i./" jm) anil ret Voting \ 111* it t ^ i: ?-K int tloc'-c of Mcrcliairlis*. li s j???. J ( lor h <re eye) iwnl feverish pocket l?o>k<. f .? ' UoMoii is l.oKiig ny, mi'l nnny oil lieu Is in ihe husii.es* predict if will go higher mo oi, if the iii'irkcl i? not crowdol. I Sale* in iliii inrnktl for the wick, 122 hiilce, marly all soli a' 7} , _ I K*9u Wis arc ivipies'o'l to announce that llie noit Sur.iUy morning Bcrvices of I lie j Millnoli.it co'igrrjrut'iin will l>o held in ; S'iclio'ion s Hull, at II o'ol ck. The church I IN I'oino verirrv'l. - , 1 ' : - 1 I 11. n ? tll'llMUH'S I l- I 111* .-\U|HTI1ILV?I?I'"II? Jf mi inv > |.-.ii'i<Mil iiry tt?e multiplying. There will ho liiuiy iii vlf'l il'tmeiils ? ,Shitr. N'ii much, < s'cetned coiiicinpurmy, lUi-^ '' < nil I e "in it." i I Tlio nominal ion "f Mnj. !' A. i Thwii'imhI i>/r Altniouy t!eue?a', nppears to give general rutisficlion through' ul ilie Siulo. In fuel, i' links ns if Towusond ovcrsii.; loved Tillman in papular favor. ["?>" The list news from I lie cholera Hcnro ii i Imi W. L>. Jiewley, of this town, got fsliot list Muiulijy. and > * now soiling ilioin u( 10 con Is u potin I. ul! s>i7os. Ilph had nothing to do \\ itli perpetrating lliis-criino ngnirist llio ponco of I lie community ami tha ilij'U'ty ?f ilin puli.it Hen'' I'iflbrd Seminary ii filling up fiud. It now has r,o pupils ami every <hiy brings on* or more a bli tioiial smiling fnees in it fr.uii < liar eoui.tiej. I'vllie mid He of next in mill il isovpctel Mini eveiy i?,',in will 1 c occupied hy h .ardor pupils. It also lifts i goad (ilm.ro of day pupils. . ijov. Tillman n.4> appointed tlio f"llowing as cor,,lissioncrs of the state cteoliuii Ibr thin I'l.iiiily : ...'V10" ' ^tbh, II. IVuke, .Ins. T. Morolioiul. < 'oiiiiii isjionors for i lie Federal election lin\e not been appointed, as yet. - m B^|? A cold wiivo passed over here last ' pin ?m inisim. rnicic cows, flint cxlfa be I covering. It cnnie very near giving us n ' frost, and the morning and evening atmosphere is mill I'r.i tlike. <? BP? A copy of the following, we are in- f formed, has been rent to each of the can- ' ilida'cs defeated at ilie lato primary election. j ami we have been re pi".tod in <*ive it a | plate in the columns of the Tim its. We can sco no good reason why any one should I take itlTonoc at (ho pleasantry intended, so c imply with the rcipiest: ; i The Poll ListOur very active and ellicieM School ('?in- , lnissioiier last Fridny handed us the Copy of ] the poll list of eadi school district in the county, and wo promised him it shiui.d ftp- , puir this week in u supplement to the Tint s as it was entirely loo long ( > he published in the ordiii try edition After putting throe ( districts in type, wc touud wo ha 1 promised , what wc could not perform, and what, we , nuns, mo one country pruning otliec in the ( Sialo could perform, i. r., put in type, nt t niie time, seven columns of full names of j individuals. n In tli -t il lenmi.i w li I tlie next l>o?t lit u j iv; c uM iliiuk of: Wo son I t lie copy of 1 (ilii school di-t riots ! > Span inh-irg , win-to v 11ore are/ i. printing otliocs and engage 1 | >ur ftiotul. T. J. Tiiiiitni. o to go; out a mio- p ricntent fjr Ui, imt even lie, with till tiic ., '-toil:*ios oiliis extensive jol? ollicc. could ml complete tho order until loo l a's for this ,, s-iio. We therefore publish this we.-U only a !iC poll l'sl of .loiioivtlle, N >. I. l?r.iytoii- 0 i lo. Nil. 'J, siii-l tl nnli-yi. o. N >. and , i 'I puh!i-!i i!?e i eniaitid -r in a supplement j j, ie\t week. , Vi e think tlie law -Ionian lin,_; too publiea- S| ion f I lie p >11 list is a gonl one. The j, nt -.-s sli ui! 1 -ortit inie /.*'io lis1 an 1 if any a mie i-< oti.itiol tliey shou'd report it. C( ivory Iran - houl 1 ho tii.-i lo d" h ; d it} in io nr.tier of ediie it tan. It .shotil 1 not he (,| u otton thai tli school law provides that |; toll srh.nl di-trit-i receives the (oil taxes j rlleetcd in its (|i-,| ric'. I " Association of Defeated Candidates ) tr li/olhr: j,, A. COf?l?i?ji i> one ivyu'ar cu-t >:n. the |, letnbe's of the A<>ocii?ti'>!i will meet ni w nion on llio ><I <1 iy of October. ! r ll.e ?| iirjio-o ?i'e icttnjr now oiiit'ers nsid oK<> to |, a*e a gen: ril |].\t'n:it.\? i: .Virilism n V oil arc e-perially 111 v it ?*<1 it intend :.ml ave y. ur name enrol e.| nil llie book* ; but ,[ i ci-e you cannot omc in permit, kindly * ||, ml hi your f\cu*e. or a penally will lie Med for contempt. liy older of iho Association. c.? . A. Holmix<?, j. J;. J.AX?'A>T;-:I:. I,( . s-soiel irv. I'i? -> t. 11 I*. N. Our ^eerctury In-- i cvt/ oti r.d |" ime f sis a e ind :<!ate. 1 lit lias been ear- p. i -i y - >'d i ed to run for vnri its i Hires by 1 li.s many I'tien I* an 1 an we liive found j e >'/ /> /' of "many trirnds ' ^enera'ly j a fa to nn ' to foil membership in in tr S etely, we htive ?rcce ]>t* d bint and hue ' ; ie in ? lire hren will see m> cause to object, nn 'I'll t. Soft t;'l r. t i ? re 1/tid cs remember t hat our Millimiy de. iriin ii i4 the place to buy your II !? or all net s A I the in. V cities oflhf as II !lr ie lowe j fie 's. {j It A11A M <\ v-l'A I'. !..v 11 9 h'ot/nuntir.g Coiivenlieu >? j'nc Itemocratic nominating convention tt YVodnevhiy of fast week iu Columbia, ^ ud performed *11 the dutiea Tor which they < ' in a dignified and harmcni >us mauner. ' I ihe | raicui Slaio officers, with Assistant v (UiH'rid. M?j P A. T?"r: ::r.', iv ucci-cd J. 1*. MeLaurtjp, ?v Attorney (ienr.l, were nominated, en follows: It. It. Tillman, (loveruor; E. B, Oarjr _ .ieoicnaut Governor; J. E. '1 indnl, Secreinfj * u. t. o. Bate*. Treasurer; D.*A. PownsMid, Attorney Genera'; tV. }|. Kllerbe, ' mip roller General; Superintendent of iucali -n. W. I). AlayfielJ, Adjutant and nspictir General, H. L. furlcy. The platform or the previous convention, > till nouio uuimportu'it thuiigrs, ana Joj ted, The following, which pledges the J'resiI'll i.il l,:t ctora of ihe Slate to the support f Cleveland and Stevenson and the na toual > rui if ilio dcirucrutic |>arty, was I'l'ijitnl \v tli grunt unanimity bj (lie convcni ti: l?il ^iite Cooper, of 0.Helen. in uccorduioe with tin: caucus instructions, moved lint till c.cct I'm who aro to be elected In.ii ?l lile pledges with the executive couiin tee in \i.tc ior Cleveland nt.d Stevenson, iihI iii.ii such pledge be fihd tlie execuive mmiticc tentliorixetl to rill vacancies. 'J he ! !I"w ii;(j t*eie chosen ('residential K. eel or : 1'o'cgnlen at large, Krnc t (Jury, Kdgele 'I, <ni I !. WVl . ... W'r.l.n, MrnI'ff: I .-I ili.s net, C. Tracy, Co'etoo; lid. T. Si iViiliuii.s, Cold ton; 2c, Isnsc II. McCalla, Vblirvi'ie; Mi. I.ewis I*. Walker, Spartun.my: .r>lli. .I Stce'o Hrice, Vork: Cth. L. W. S'ctl e-\ ( liirciidon, 7hIi. Joseph H, llart, lb rkcley. A net* Executive Coiiimiltoo was elected, itiili A C. I.)!is County Clinirmnti, to repreK nt I i .ii t 'utility. tuivi ruur 'J'illu.an under escortof a long |>i - con of de "gates, wns presented to the .'onvetil mi and delivered u?i unusurlly C' li-erviiiite speech, from tvhicli wo take ilio fnlIntt nig. regiidling that unlookel for circu metuiicc-i prevent our publishing the whole this week : The i.--ties ;.f the campaign through which we h ive j'i't paused arc well undors'ooJ, ami t is ijiiile unnecessary for mc to rehear.:! iheiii now. Ono of these issues, and perhaps the one that was fought with the most bitterness ami excited the most enthusiasm, was whether 1 slioul I bo returned to injr iioinu ii> l.dgetie'd with the stigma of the disgrace upon mo tlint 1 wns an unworiby ninl unfit public servant, or whether I should receive the plaudits of this people as having tried to do my duly. The ?irons put forth by those who believed that I was until to govern this State were perhaps worthy of more success, because liny oertaii.ly fought mo with u 11 the atdor. eiitlni-iusm and vigor of lucti engaged in a patriotic undertaking. Hut | nm not here to stigmatize their motives. I am here ready to acknowledge thai there aro good men on he li - ides, patriots on both sides, and ,'! ( ill-o who IVught the Farmers' Movement and reiori.is li, S'a'e nfl'u'rs made tin ir light <11 what tlicy believc<l to he then duty. A ! I now n-k them is that they shall believe an I admit tliat we were actuated by a sense of duty. I stand here, gcntlcincn, to thank the people of >s'?u!h rartdiua, who havo scut you ihut tju'v havo n>'t sent mc home in , *"? *ualu plucod in my hand disgrace, but ..... . ?wo ^ the banner which they gave iiiu ago, ilia! I miner of unstained Democracy under which wc shall again move forward T.ef hie ask you, gentlemen, when 3 011 go sick home to return 1113- thanks to the prole again. Imiividnally I thank yon because fou have been in the ranks alongside) of the masse*, trying to better their condition. Ai d to those who have fought us I would <13*. we extend you the right hand of l'elowsliip, friendship and brotherly love of L'ai'oliniaa to Carolinian, with tbo hope 1 hat wo shall move forward together and bridge the chasm, if it 11113 he done. * " -- I'ourt Next Week. jut- iii:iiiiht iim'iii or < mirt oi uriiPrill Sessions ami Common I'leas for Union I'ounty. will loutmcne next Monday, Judge l/.'ar presiding. A number of very important eases are upon the {Sessions docket, involving murder, arson ami many less serious ?fl'enees, wliieli, if ttiel, will fully oeeuny the time of the first week. We expect a largo number of our subscribers will attend Court. and we kiiuuthai a large number of them are greatly in ir rears to us ; nnd wo know further, thnt ive are getting bally in art cars ours elf, for he want of tho money duo us hy subscribers. and we must collect. We were very enicnt last year, and the result is, we find in uuusual'y largo amount due us 011 our rmks. We have no hc-itauc\ in saying now that te ctuim' carry those arrearages any longer, t is but a paltry sum that ettch one owes, >ui vTtinn counted up on our books it makes very large amount, and real'y we aro not Ide to ctrry tho load. Whatever others lay have to do, we hive to pay our debts, in! intend to do so, if it takes the last of ui uulaundried garments, which will be lie case if we don t collect soon. We've ot down to grabbling potatoes for someliing to help "till up" and tiie patch i- very mill. tVc arc in the best kiud of humor, ill in the worst kind of financial coa lition, ml since-cly hope co'ton will go up to It) juts nn l stay there until the farmers have >1.1 the last lock and ? paid us the last cent f Arrears tin I a year in advance. We beeve w. 'J set em up." I't-t t:\t\.. IMtttsr. We desire to say to ir i it /ens. that for years we have been 11.ng l?r. King's New |)ise >very for ('on .1111 'i>m. I>r. iMiiiz - Nrw I. IV Kills. Iluek ! !i - \iiii. a Salve ami 1'c< 11 i. 15 Iters, tt<t<1 I ive ne\i r halt He 1 rome'lies I !i it sell ns ) < 1. that luixo ?rivoti >u. !i universal i iti'l'ieti in. We In tint he?i ate i > jiti ir in- i < ilioiu every time. ami ?e ? 'an I iea?ly lu ? l"u I 1 I lit* puivlitt'e | rice, if fati-l ictory , suits ili> not fallow their u>e. Tie >e ivinc ' i-? li ave iv?n ili' ir poptilniy purely on icir merits. !' 1*. I'osoy I'nijr^ist. ? We have a spectly ami positive cure ft r j 11 a' rli, iliplit lieri t, canker inottlh ami I elnehe. ia Sllli.OllS C.\T.\ II11II Ill-IMF- j \ . A nasal injector free wi lt each I.utile i e i it yon ilesire lienlili ^ii I sweet hrentli 1 :iee .Vie. Sohl l?y II. K. Smith M ('>. | ... I'll! KI.IN- A its ic \ Sn.vr.? Mie lit st sa've the ? rM !"i ruts, llruises, Si'Vt's, I leers, j i t Itif ii.ii. I-Yier Sores, 'JYtter, Chappfd i uel*. t tl la ii-i. t'oiih, iiiul nil Skin emp- i us, p.mI positively cures I'ilcs. or no pay piireil. It i- puiuiiutceil t> ?ive perfect t. Iiiiiioii, or tiioiivv r* fun leu. I'ricc - '? ni? p T i" x. Kor sale 1 y 11. F. I'osey. i * [ 11 tl iliivu in \\ ool J "i'is, al lillA>|'a. Sl'AKKS. i ret urued from Cduuib'a ist rn^Hv Cap'. y^HUo-pe {aid the t??n a flynK ?'P'oclieTk,r ifr- Ariuurtbis week. " 'ki'ing 'icr pareota - Murphy and Miss Htllie Murphj^Efl^^yb*M|p* vieit in North Carolina. rWa^lVlSaturday. Mrn. Co I dm big K-rberson and M?*s Bessie Kobers n ma vising i<? town. Mr. T. S. Fit aifciruonx arrived Sunday and will luy colbuf here ibi? eeafon for Clifton Man f. O- jr Mr. F. B. fu?> left Suiduy for Texas, where hewi.l -n/age in tho cotton business with Mr. jco b'o Miller. M"j D d. u-wnsend, nccoinpuiic I l>y his daugller, m| s Mamie, und niece, Mi-s .. i i! t... \i:?i UO'Jgers, II MI?nou, Iirnviouuuij, .nm Mnuiie is.u?proving rapidly, we arc pleased to say. Mr. J.F. McLuro returned front Saluda, N. ('., Suiday. The M E. Sunday school have change 1 their hoirf>r meeting from t?J A M , to 1 I*. M. This service liking the place of the night services, j Mrs. Pint', of Ashovi le, N. cmn down on the late train Tliurs lay night and is runny t>v A. O 14, rvu?<5 Mil l A?.ltj . Mrs. '. S. Tow mend returned last Frula) from Yti k Co. Mr (. T. Murphy left Friday for Wood ruff, wh re lie will buy cotton for the I'uco let Man "g Co. Prof. W. S. Morrison and family arc visit' ing I'rof. Elobt M .rrivon and family. Miss tannic Mrhuro rc'urnel from Saluda,*} . C., Monday Mr. Fr nk L. IJobinsou left Thursday foi the Atlno a Dor.ttl College where he wil take a fu 1 course. Dr. heo Muoro went to Colutnbii Wcdncst ay. The I)r. his improved ver; much, b ing free of fever. Mrs. 1hinder left Wednesday for he home in Fairfield. Mr. J,C. Hunter went Southward on th East bound train Wed no.si' iy. S. S. St ekes, E q., went t> Spartanbur Tucrdag on business aud relume t Wedncs day. Misses Minuie Perkins and Minnie C?e left Tuesday for Converse College. Miss Mattio Uuze, now of Birmingham Ala., is visiting Mi<s Ma lgc Wallace. Mrs. Aniauda Fnut is visiting relatives a Jonesvillo, Col. David Jolms< n, of Spnvtanburg, cam down Tuesday on business. Miss (Charlotte Alston returned from tb Mountains of North Carolina Tuesday. Dev. C. A. B. Jennings relumed from tl. meeting of i'rf&byit-ry Tuesday. Hcrndon Moore, Esq.. if Columbia, i visiting Mr. W. E. Thomson an 1 family. Mr. \V. S. Srni'h. tclegrai'h operator. Iir gone home on g two weeks visit. Correspondence of I ho Timks R .. . IC.i.L^epl " JMhther la-t night m ikes it feel i If Winter was not far oft". To-day is ver pleasant aud the North-cast breeze ver tracing. A gracious meeting closed at tho Methc dist church last nigld, which had been i progress a week. There were several cot versions and sixteen applied for mctnbei ship. Bios. Dove Tiller and W. II. Millc did all the preaching. They were promise ministerial help, but none came. Sicknonud engagments at home prevented t! brethren from coming who were expected i help. The church bus been greatly rcvivet the town generally blessed, and the eu rounding community nlso. Tho political meetings during tlie can paign did mucli to divide the people all cause strife and disscnPons among us hi the religious ^meeting that has followed hi done much to correct that evil by bringin the people together and uniting tlicm in tl bonds of peace, love and friendship. Ar so the world moves on ; Satan tearing dow and the church building up. Quite a nut ber of people from the country have been i our towa during the last week, attcadit the meeting. Mr. tv. M. Penny is dangerously ill at: iu n critical condition. If is stomach greatly derange I not a particle of food cn be retained by ;t aud the least amount < liquid nurishment it repulsive to it. D .Southard is attending him, and Drs. Eai and Smith were called iu consultation ye terdny. Bit little hope is entertained i his recovery. AVo have some other sickness in our town ?,ui none .?i uu puhuu.^. I ui-rc is JllSU III UC sickness in the conn ivy, principally cii.il ami fever. Mis. (!. 15. Fowler has returned from visit to her mother and brother in Spartm burg. Mrs. J. F. lletsill, of Cross Keys, made short visit to Jonesvillc last week. Mr. 'I 11. Gore and his littlo daughter accotnpanic her. Mrs. S. A. Porter and Miss Marion lVi ter, of .Smtuc, are attending at tlie bed sid of Mr. K. M. Penny. Mrs. Susm May and Mi-s 1,'zzic l.itllt John, of I'nco'et, ar; visiting their relative in Jonc-nlle. Miss Saliie Fowler, of lvelton, an 1 Mis Lizzie Vinson, of Union, are on a visit t< relatives and friends in town. Several young men lro.n Union and tin surrounding country have been in attea dance at the meeting. Mr. II. Smith is clerking fo< Mr. S S Wood, at Parole!. Mr. Hanks Fowler is in Columbia in 111 cotton business. M"*. .1 N. I.emaster i also in Columbia preparing to buy cotton. Mr. (! H. Fowler is at Skull Shoals, re pairing Dr. Ga.net's mill. Mr. C II rris is a tending to the depol here daring Mr. Penury's illness. ,1. W Harris attended the meeting at tin Melhn list church. Tr.t.Ki'iiosK. Oil. Wii A r n Cot ;it.- \V ill you heed tie warning. The s glial (crimps i f ilia stir appin toll of that more terrible disease, Con s ii in | >1 i, ,ii. .\s!< yoin-elves if you can all'. >r. t if ti:o sake of saving 50c, to run the risl a: d do nothing for it. We know from ex p-ri nee that* Shi'oii's Cure will euro yen t'olleii It 111 ver fill's. 'Ibis cvntiiiw ivl. more than ft Million bottles were soM ill past year. It relieves croup nnd wlmopin C;i';r'i i?t obc. Mothers do not he w.th mi it. Kor lame bft"k, side or Chest use Sliil di' IVmus !'aster. Sold by II. I* Stn'ili ?v Co .*? An SUM; Tills (}l HsTION. ? Why d) so ma:,; people w see r.f..u.id us seem to prefer t sullVr find he in rule miserable by indite lion Constipati n, Dizzinis<, l.n.m of \pp< tite C ining up of the Toad. Yellow Skin. \vh. i for 7"? eeirs we wid sell then Sliiloh s Vi a lixcr, en uaiiteed to cure them. S 11 c 11. 1\ Suiit & Co I Correspondence of the Times. New* From North Pacolet Ktta Jane, Scj t 11.?Tbo equinoctial ?a1m came on time last We iuea lay. The rain fill wai to excess of anything of tho kind we have had since the 4'h night in Jo y We made a trip to CalTnry 'Jit/ last week end found business in it* nortiial condition. The pe >ple of that wide-awake town ar* not to be dislienrtemd "t a lilt1* money-panic. A $100,000 cotton factor/ is in progress of erection and is expected to work up some of the present crop. The merchauta are preparing for tbe fall and win'er train, just at if the sub-treasury b II or some other relief me? mi re had passed Congress. Potatoes are doing very well since the seasons set l?. Our friend "Mack" Dorman, who is rcliah'o authority on the culture and care of sweet potatoes siys he always digs them on the new tuoou, or as near it us possible. Mis rule for telling when they will keep is to grabble one out of the patch, and break it in two, lay the pieces on a stump in the patch nil night, and if in tbe m l'tnng lie finds the tuilky substuuee ha formed a gloss over the broken surface he dig-*, aud times out of 10 they will keep with litt'c trouble. Hut if he finds that u dark t ing has formed between the rind and the potato proper tliey won I keep, no matter how hard you try to save them. Mr. Olivet* Marram, formerly of this County has cl.irgeof the school at Cowpetis. I.ast year he taught in Darlington Coutity. lie is n young in .n in whom his patrons cm rely with implicit confidence. Henry Millwood, son of Mr. Morgan Mi 11> woo l, was thrown from a horse one day last week aud hud his'arin bro!iei\, \Vi> li.ive ho i is I of aevoral colored reonlo WHO expect k'i go ?toi ||.U fu l awl W'iliUi . r The goner il debate c line oft" at ibe Wilkinsville Literary ami debiling Society l ist Saturday. The 411.ry was: Uesolvcd that worn *u but tnoio influence over mm than money: M. 15. Macmnsot), J. Albert McKown and .1. (1. Hoggins represented the . ullirruative, and S. J. Ilauimett, Frank McUTuncy an I J. C. Jelferics the negitive ('apt. Alexander, speaking of the. debate sa d : "1 came out to see a reed shaken with 1 lie wind ut;d '.1 and behold it is a great , big sapling."' The la l es were out in full j force, and furnished cue of their lir?t class pic uic dinners. The North I'acdet Alliance Union will a lioll its next meeting at Wilkin^vido sehooly house ou Sa urdny befoto tlie dd Sabbath in October at 2 I'. M., J. 1. Strain, J. I). MeCullough anl J. AI. Oreer have been up- | r pointed to di-cu-s the subject: "What are the greatest dillicul'ics in makiug ngricule tu re u success in (Ids country." The discussion will be public, and any ouc present can speak. K We regret to Laru thnt Mr. Wade I'riJ1 more is bad oil" with typhoid fever. The North Pinolet Suuday school convention at Wilson's Chapel yestcrcay wrs a success in every sense of tho word. It was pronounced (lie bett one we have yet had. 1, The house was practically tilled witli au intelligent and interested audience. ( Vox. Correspondence of the Timks. c Kelton Wheel to Spiro. Kklton, Sept. ?Mr. Editor : Permit 0 me this week to rep'y to Spiro. 1 take it for granted that the pumpkin did not rcprcsont a lace with one eye punched out, although that was the information 1 received. 1 did not add one word t? the incident. As you is know, Mr. K lit r, a correspondent gathers his news from whit ho hears, and it is his g duty to repot t it as lie gets it, and not add to or take from, unless he sees and knows that it is not the truth. If a correspondent was to inaltc an Investigation of everything ho sent to n paper lie would have an endless lt task. knowTiinfttir ftuWJlC ui'imafe with mcr13 would have the merchants think thai t ..... y tee h and toe nails against tliciu: but 1 will y inform them that I have not aught against them. As 1 have said before, the mercan}~ tile finfrnit/ have treated me like a gentle" man, and I cannot say anything against '* them, so far as I am conccrnc', but s ? long 1 am a correspondent I feel it my duty to report what news I can gather. So far ns st Hiding to the rack, fodder or s no fodder," I meant, iike honest men, and 10 not to tlickcr, if it took the last thing they j" possessed ' Now I will say a little aboiic slanuerour* reports originating in a certain pail of our county. As Sp.m was replying to me I take 'J it for print'.! 1 that he meant that such repoi Is started in '.bo neighborhood of Kelton or that I was the man who orig'na'c l such slanderous repaiis. And right here, i v ill '*? ask Spiro if lie meant inc? If he does, lie 1 wields a slanderous pen, and I will inform him an I nil such, that 1 always try ta tell the truth, lie certainly knows who Kcltou Wheel is. If lie docs not, let him address r n note to Kelton Wheel, Ivd'oo, Union ^ County, S. C\, and he can find out. 1 would (ij like to have a personal introduction to Spiro. j As to the truthfulness of the report n that merchants threatened to close down on .. the farmers who owe them, I can say that 01 .i .... iiivrv is uu 'iii^ uu I,,v '* man I hoard say that I lie merchant t, 11 of an adjoining o unity was talking of s~ such a thiag. IIis word is as tineas Gospel, ami lie heard a merchant say 6o. I cannot s y whether or not the report in I'ni in Cuiiii'y is true or not, because I hare 1 not Sienr.i any per-on say that they have ld lioai>1 a merchant in I'nioii County sny so; , l<m ii v is t ilkr.I ?.ib ut and that is all that :i . 1 can fay. 1 Kr.t.ros AVnr.kL, a - * P. I.adirs; see our sjiecial line of Storm d Serge Press -roods?all ward? at ddf cents (i l!.\ II A M \ SI'A It KS. . v 'i'oiv.Nsi;.Mi l!i:n:in;.< iiik I'i.oweks.?Maj. P. A. Townsend. the newlv nominated ean^ di-lau- r-.i Atiorney General, was receiving rongratul it ry d.spat-lier yesterday all day; many coming from ouin ie the Stale. Sev' era! friends cillc-latid cx|-ies*cd theii dcI liulit at die result of th.? c<m:e>?, width > | were nee ved w.ih the popular nflieiai usual dignity an 1 courtesy. A great many handsome hoiii|iie's and b.tske s of (lowers a dome 1 i.u olfiee. t he i llerings of lady a linirers.? li ym-r. e ? 3 A Mii.mon Fiiikniis. ? A liaemt in u.cd >s j a friend mdeel, and not less than one niil| li -n pe pie have found jiist such a friend in Pr lv In- - New Piscoverv t\.r I\mon ,,, 1 Coughs :iii-1 (Vols. Il'yoii !i ivv* never u iln> great Coogb me lici-ie, 0110 lr.nl will 5 ! o. >n% ino y>>ii lluit ii his woieLilul curaiivc ji-jwors in nil 'Iiso iso^ of 'fin-oat, Chest ami Lungs. r.icli liiii'o i> gua-anipotl in ilo all dial is e'aimcl or money will lie refunilcil. f 'I' rial linllies free nt I'.. F. I'osoy's Ibug 1 .s'uiv. Large boltles ode. nil .*>1 ,(M). 1 1 Ii Sllll.uH S CONSIMI'llliN <. I I! r..? i ills is j Ley ml mu st ion i! c most successful Cotigli r| Melieine no liavo ever voM A lew <L es y invariably cure tlio worst oases of Cough, 0 <r.r.|i ami I'l-ouchit s. whi'o its wonilorfui if siiooo.-s iii the cure i i" Cuiisutnpti in is with* 1 . out n |i.ii.u lei in (lie history of nieilic i.e. - | Since ii^lirsi il;scovoi-y it lies boon s ?1 > 1 on i j guuiairo-'. a lest which iio other moiieino en s-jiiic|. If ye ii lijvo a c nigh we ear1 u"'tiy :i?!{ ym i 'r;* ? I'rlce iuo iDc an i *?i. If your lungs mc sire. ciio?i, o< Lack lame, u-o Shihiii's I'oimiis Fla-tir. Sobl by II. k. Sin it li ,V Co. i " * I * n y <ui- Frnnkl n" Shoe f ) ntca, ev?ry y , | a'r gintalilci'l, I'm- s-J.T ' j OUAIIAM \ SFAllUS. THE POLL LIST. " The fel'ovriag aimei it a partial l;?t of ad the poll tux payers, as taken from the Auditor s hoeV ? " "" rtd Lj i?n i? u? (bis, and any onecso see the good of such lew. The na-oes are take* up by tosrnebipe so that eaeh Hoard of Trusteos can study Ihtir respective districts carefully rvnd see to it that every man's name is on this list E who is liable to a poll. Tlie ago for paying F po'l tax is from Tucentyf-ont to fi/tv yean. F We can greatly aid the school fund by F closely looking after this matter. J. L. WALKER, v School Commissioner. C JOXESVILLE. NO 1 C Alexander C C Horn RA f Allium W B do M U A1qj.hi J F Hyatt Thomas, Anderson Columbus Irey S C , " Charlio James T II Fr.ink Jeter Adolpbus " Edward do Al'eu " Ei Johnson J F Iliroett S do K1 Holes .1 W do Anthony itrckne'l 11 M do J\Au\ E . liecknelt C T Jones ,/ohn llelue J F Kelch l'rcs Be uc Gill Keudrick J S , Bentley llnghey Kenedy Ilaunibui Bev 1 W II It lvennett M I Bishop T L Lawson C C Bishop J U I'PRg ?/ohn Black David X l-egg Henry Black A Clifford Leg ? Berryroan. " Ned LeinaHier J X Hobo Jesse Littlejohn K M Bogan Lcm Littlejohn 3itn iiranUoll J i" Lung li >Y Brant James II do Ci\jer Bratton J 1' do Grant F Briggs F G do J F Burgess Jnmcs A do C 11 Albert do Will " J auics Mubry 11 F Carter J F Mabry ./ H Charles J I. Matins Adam Clowney Johnson McCravy Blufnrd " Ft auk McCullough Henry Wi linni McDowell D II Richard McWhirter./ L Culcuiau U D Means Foster " J T do Boh ' R II do Lawrence " W G do Faycito Comer D C Mcng J 12 Jt Crawford J W Metig F S Crocker J C Miller B F Cubit John Moscley v/uhn II Cunningham J W Neal Boh Davis Henry Norrts?/iiu " Julius (L-hields F P " States Owens D A " Evans Pago S It Dawkins Elit>s . Pngc I D Dcgan l'erry Palmer Mao ' Ralph Palmer Zae " Brooks Palmer Joseph " Isaac Palmer MoNally Peter Parks Charlie J Douglass Warren Parks ./ 11 Kison John W Parks James Eison W It Penney E M Evans Allen Petty / 11 Farr Josoph Phillips M L " Buck Pickens Johu D " Boney " Pickens J W " Sain Plexico JDS " D A T ' A D '' Ran Pool D P Fernandez Frank Porter ?/int " Wa le Heaves /. Flannipran Mclvin Heaves B B Foster Ed Head Hichard " John Reynolds Will B F Reynolds Glough " It X llioe William " .1 B Rudgcrs Ed " General Boss David jr " Napolcan Sanders Will " J K Scott H W JOS'ipli K?o? ll I* B J Scott T B W A Scott JTL " J E Scott J W Jamas Shell Sumner ' N S Shcrbcrt J W ' I) Jack Smith Sain ' II D ' James " N F " Johnson ' Edward " Abram M G ' II 0 Free John B " Mac " Wat " Hawkins Gulluc-y Howard Southard W O " Hubert tSpearo j C Gale Frank Sprousc II L Gallinan A J do j '1' Garaer I. 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J w " James Nimmoni W A Will Painter I) C ' Eliphos do WO * Eison do Bailus " Dave do Asa tsler Joseph Parker A J 'oster Hodge do G M ,** oster J E do B F 'owler Jehn II Pearson Stephen " Gilliam do .R.M ? J E Peeler Drajtou ' WE Pennington J M laffney Frank do George larner Robt Pettit J J P C Petty Robt ieorge J H do Beuson libson Columbus do Bill " Johnson do Taylor Ho*or Will do I* T Jordeu Piukney Philips J C ioudlock Peter do C G Jr luiru Will do P D " Bish do D C irillin Jim Poolo V C juyion James Price lien James George Pridmore John " H 11 Prior J IS " Est \V B Puigerson John Harris Saui yniun J J " lliley do G S C IIill Garrison llanes W M Horn J F 11 do Smith Jaiucs J B lteid Isaiah EL Sanders W M ?? J K Sausing It W Jiuimerson J T Sims hied Jetfories Strap Smith Purvis ?? (5 A. Sparks J W <? J A Spencer Golden Jack do J T " Edmund do 11 S ' Odus do James " Strap P do Alouzo <? J E Spencer l! 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