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4 FINANCIAL SCHEME. That tho deroocra'i'j far y fully rec-guithat tho people are in eun?fl about re!!r? 11 ?'* " io them micii aaahtanc* oa ao< n aa the coti'r >1 of the government | assc* imo ili-ir hand*, iv a'ready apparent. \V* jo*UrJ<?y receive I a letie.ami cirvii'ar from Win. rt. Mediator. of our National Comti?nlo<\ in wMe'i If calls nt'cnlion to a propoft Hou nude to ?nk? the p'i,< c of the sub trenauiy sell* me of tliu Farm" \s Al iauce, au<l a careful reading of wliuli ooot ncet u? tliat it it a iiiotu in the right direction, ami if nucli a law can be cuacl ? it will tneiire to tho oirilry more money and l*s.4 taxation. It i4 an iinpiovcment ovsr our old v. ? t - ^ on ake* our County and H'aie debt* mkc the V plac* of government bonds. Mr. Mc.U htcr write* iia : "Tli* central idea in tliia plan Jv to in create the circulating medium in relief < f the money famine. The proposed system provide* for n found, aheap. elast'c and convenient currency?thus c ivcriiig the whole range of ihc ??nrj?"fto of ?lie enlitreamry sys'em, on foifible constitutional bu?." The author starts out l>y referring to tl.c feeling of discontent Hint prevail* to-day with a largc clots of intelligent people nl thie country, mul tluit is manifesting i sn I with great vigor amongst the iigriciiltuin population ol tlie S utliern State-, nn I ii demands serious consideration and the adoption of a speedy and i tied mil remedy. He further asset Is that "ilicse | eople Ii ivo abundant causa of complain', mid that a good part of this is chargcahlo to Hio tin < u cal and industrial |olicy of the govern inenl." We ar? glad to sen our Dcmocrn'ic lea !e s ho boldly recognizing this distress and necessity, and it will do t. itch to allay disaffection among our Soutlie n funnels and induce tliem to return to their < id | any fold, and give tlio Democracy nno'her and a fair test, which it has never had a nco the war. AllCr ft IVIIgllljr ill*?ii*'*:uii imu j?i ^ hi financial system ol our gnvcriiuicii', ihi* proportion i? made : Tlio most feasible | Inn MiggeUel is the Amendment of' Iho existing s utile which levies a lax of 10 per cent upon ii-.lox i.-sii"d by State batiks; to exempt trim !.-? operation all noles issued liy a Stale lino king association, providi tl ilia' m i?t unlet inch r tlio law whereby tlicy are i-sm <1 nic coined tirst, by the dcpo-ii w tli rome de-i ginti 1 officer of tho Stall! or Unite I S ntes of a " silHicicilt llliinbcr i f hinds nf the United States, or nny one of the St lies, c iiinli'-s, or cities, wliieb at par will erjnnl die eir.aili lion which into lio is-uel by tin* bnik?: second, by a liist lieu n|ion ali the a s-is of the bunk ; tin* I. I>y Ilia nddi ioiinl tin! ililv of ilie stocklioblcrs to the extent of Inn per cent over noil above ilie mmii actually jmi i in by iliem for their stock." If this plan cou'd b-.? cut-tied out, it wool.I work immense saving to the people of the Southern States, ami at tho sumo lime increase to .a very large extent tlio amount c f circulating medium, which they so much ueeil. The aggregate Uoiiii'y ilcht of eleven Southern Slates is $lo, on winch the people pay un annual inlere-t of sl.trji, A18; their State debt nmo'ints to 1117, with an interest of sl.tllti.T'i.'!. The county debt of Smith Carolina is SI,171,8 <>. and interest $7"i,-'!7"? ; our Suite's i hlij;11i<-u $H,HO I, I 10. on which our taxpayers yearly pay If.I in interest. If tlicatinoal interest of tin* debt could be reduced to ') per cent it would sue the taxpayers SI ts.OX'.i.-l'.l tiiinniilly, which, iu iwculy years, would result in a t tal saving of $158,1111;!,TxtbhO. 11 y incilis of tliis batik unto i' bonds of the Suites un 1 counties, which h\ irftisoii of their form nml va tie cannot pa-s an money, will become practically tiimslor able into money and the circulation increased to the extent of the notes issued upon them ; and while we would not sue ucc I in converting tlie Slate ami count} debts into n blessing, ire would great I}' reduce I lie weight of the burden, as it now I rests upon the shoulders of taxpayers, by lessening tho annual interest 4C per cent, and by transmuting tlio principal lab: ?? rne mulls and strong boxui of the present owners. JO very government ought either itself furnish the amount of money nuco?sary for tlio easy trnosuctiou of tho business done wiiWin its borders or should empower its citizeus to supply their own needs in this respect in the most simple ami advantageous manucr practicable. This plan to repeal the tux of lo per cent upon a'l bills issued by other Hum nation ?i banks, ami the establishment of Slate haul. <il* issue, is prae ieable ; it decentralizes the money power: it will prevent (lie control of the currency by a few ; it insets the impntbation of more people than any other scheme; and it localizes our currency. First, the tendency of these bona notes will be towards home ami not away from i-, jrnd in this will differ Iro n any |sori note | now in existence. Me eood, when out of active nee they will go into the bank fir vclenipt'on. and not accnmulaie at Chicago or New loth to luce I uuhealtliy speculation. Third, tliey will always be on hind to move tlio crops becauso tliey will lodge at li one. While we do not think the above plan will giro our people all (be money that they iiecd, it is certainly a step ui the right direction. It can l:e given a experiment. .mm uinciiucu iruiu nine 10 lime as t!ie p\ * igencies of (lie country may dcmiud But wo arc glad to soe that our Ih-moeratio loaders arc alive to tho imj'or.anee of i'tunu cial reform, for it is a liappy otuen for the stuccess of our party in the n'riuultur tl JSiaics of the Soui li.?Col. /?'? ;/(*'? . ? ? - m Us$t ctvKi>s>i;i. A t rt .mi'i i\>*l!ot: \ Nmiuxu. Bask.? Brie, l'a., Oct. A lull t>i?t unsuccessful attempt at bank mMiery took place this noon at the Keystone Nation >1 Bank. Wlide Treasurer I'rank Kepler wa> tisitig up his cash, four y ting ntett ent re i i the bunk., and before he was aware ot the r prcseoce, lie and Bookkeeper t hat lei 1-.? t 1 r.'ie Coveretl by revolvtrs, which jeered in upon ihem at every window. The robbers criul "llunds uj but ko( ler undertook to drop behind .'he rainier. rJue of the robbers fired and hit Kepler in /he face, indicting a very dangerous wound AJ1 four of the robbcts bra' a hasty retreat but were run down and are now in eiM dy. They are young men and give names wh eh sre fictitious. They were very heavily arme I. They claim to he from New York Av ilt'Lii'sr. on tiik JJOiti. 1'he h.e.il y-ironomcrs will watch wit!: c >i.m Iv:uMc latei cut u partial eclij se of ilia sun. vi-ible throughout (lie whole e uintre 11 ..t '20. in Columbia the * el i?<e will begin about noon and end about d u c'oii in the afternoon. About one half of I lie in' < disk will be obscured on the Northern and Kustern swles. Smoked glasses will le in ?;reat dcuiund. On the 12th Jupi er will be in o)>|> and the most favorable position l'?r ol>- rva iion for more tliau a ye ir to coin*. It r,?i> on the find of the uiuiilh a 1 tile alle- -un-et and it niny be easily lojogtr./ed by its j><> ition anil great size. I5y turning a telveope or even a. good opera glass up>n the planet its four moons nmy be easily seen revolving around it wi'k beauiiful precision. A?;swcu Tilts QlksTIon. ? \\ hy do so many people we see arouud us seem to prefer lo ' sufier-and be made miserable by indigestion. ; Constipation, Dizziness, L?.<s of Appetite, Coming up of the food. Vellow Skin, win n for 75?cnts we will eell them ShHull's Vita- 1 liier, guaranteed to cure thetu. Sold by 1 11. K. Smith 6i Co. : < ' (IIIc Iliccfilii iiiiinn HiiilCSj El. M. STOxCEfl, I'ditcr I i'ridav. OcIoIkt 7. si: nscutrrms, ?i no ri:i: i..yrv POSi OFFICE DIRECTORY. The I*. O. will l?e opfiicl lor bmiuc * fioin K A. M. to <>.(?(; J'. M. The Money ()ri*r 1' meriI will I*c opened f >r losine** Irion '.I A M ? ' I' x' T!k couth >> itn-i inn l arrive. ; t .'5. l? M. The* North lound in<ti1 ivrive. ui I. I ?, I'. M. H red boxci will ho emptied every day at 1 ."Jo, TV M. Any i ii >tf ten I ion or irregiilaritie* iliouM re ii'|?'.rliil promptly to tlio I'. .M. J. C. II lrN I lilt. IV M. a riioi'osinon. A Farm and Slock Paper Frco. To any sub '*t ?b? r to thy Ti m*..; who will ywiy all iin'nirs ;.o*l oho yu.r in I'lvaiiCf, ami any now subscriber i? ?y iii^ otto year ir* a<l*.utice, We will ??ml lot one y : tr, Tin*; 1* a km kit's <u;ii>i*;, .IM) iiomm companion, ' s I .11. J. 1 . A pi'Idllt! 11 f* Mil. ll'UJUHy OIUCK Farm J?iurnal. N ivv it lit" tin'J to subscribe au?i renew your sub.ctijdinii to iho T1.MK8, New Advertisements. To JInil'iery.?Ou.-ily (uintiiHuiotiors. Onnly Cio-litnrs.?" " Now Vol l> Kataul. (ioorj^.ii 11.14 g:\e-ti 80,000 I'Ollio 0 :i r! majority. T in \\u!s(.tt ?Iultati'il. W* L<tt" <?.n- ' I'1I1 l 0,'iiliir |>lae?s hi low it ii iliv Now \ ">r!\ I'.nr'xi I hiore. win* 0 v. ryl ?i"ly win 1 J i'V" ij I Ii in % cull l><-* I'-oi .1. 11 i v. Iioro i:\t ryli fly ! ' har ja lit. It 1 11 ere it |i':r:o l o mi .*o l<.I ? ol .ii'iiioy I >y 11 rii'l no a I u '( Iji " . .I. S. Perry. ii |it'i'ti. ii< ill l usiik'y.s nun * I < i :i" !? -! i, .it I \ 1 y ?ii"l"li'ii!y 111 Ii.: I < 'ily I -si ,\!oii lay. Oj)'" V.'oij.i.-il r.,|| <ri* 1.j.one I Monel.-iy w it Ii a'loiil I'l'l :(11 hat.*, wi It s i"o:?15 iit'oha >i'iiy 1l1.1t l wil iiici ea<." to l-'iO in a low lay.*. A I'.-w 11 I'll,;;, oa "ii liaii'l llial will he* 0I1 m'mI on), at ?" I. 1'oin oa'lv before all arc ???iio. W. D.'lUiWUlY . o . . i.nv. Iliicliaiiii 11. while ii'ltii oyying 11 1 l i' i |< uly tin* li x n? N >11 v llf, I 01111.. la-1 M >:.?I >v \v . > |?.11 c?I with in. ten f ! tenia no 1 liy ii ci'iw'l ol' I nglis. f II* u" A l ow lo'iWfM'i 11. * uliiic* ami ii";; "ie*. oceii'i '1 1 >1 Sat ii lay mi Iho [ on: 11 mil tu .1. II. Vt 11, n-o:i. 11 ar t I 11 ?s - j lule, M.> . in w 11i 1? tv.<? negroes were I u .I !. H M y | iif' <>ii a vt I '! i" I nr??le 11 > i*no.?s Will Mii'i'i i i, . I'. UKWJ.KY, a I'lml r? is II r.i' ng in I!ii-.mi, while ii is ilyii'g <> ii in nil ilie ? 'li -r ull.cleil ciun'ii . il t rihiri vc jus: ire in I sal stiuil. Koiiioiii11.1* lliu cruel j ci seem inns ol iliu joMJ*. <'oliiiiihill lust I'l iilav. Mr. .1. I-'. Kns r was iioinin Wo I for (' ii;?'o-s. ever T. A. Saxon, of laiurrus. :i11<i .1 Iluiilcr. >I' I'liion. Ir .Villi ever i'ii.h'! huv a nice linn nmv i< the lime. \Y. M MIAN l.l'.Y. *> I Uur I : i'ii I ?'a|i'. Si ;r';s I'ertcr hi-. I:iU? ii a | i-i11 11 *v ill lli"iliii'i 'I'. (ioe. 111 ' II i' i.i uiii ! i ik < . i m i i' ii 1111r.11 I ell ill 1 III' coil'ller t "ia i 11 h 1'i"| i lie |il illg'l luunlK's . r jiirhiii;? i'ii'Ihi, al ill up li lie is i h e hum will i a i1 , c'tlicr. :. < eciMen in iy u nil*, r. R'-\\. Mr. \\ . -I. Slie'lun, i I' ihi' I'oiiitiil.ii H'ji ' cnl'el in its lilts week. lie s?, o l: I ihmi iluvs in town locking aller ileliuHiieijis, lot jt'lie w s not niory -uceessful tlrui we lit'.v ' u 'i.i-. we-K, he maile a glowing "Willor huS. o Mr. !i. \\ ?r I'iiickiioy town.ship, wlii own- a Sugar Mill ami Kvapom. lor, wo aro in: rinol. ni:i ! ' 71 gnl'iuis nf lino - it I in ! -< I'fl i|iiaiily, from oliofon vi 1? of a it M-r oi ia'o! namo I in cane hy Mr. Vi. M.ii i,n, \1 i ?? oillon, it ho.ts C'llou at I'? i lit-' a }> IimI. <% F *>" 'I lie yoiii'g i. .11 l'.ili;iik-i. who laiilo I ho i iWi-li'V ? ii I hi? I i ii | a v >'_? . a w or w i i ; . I o ha I n I timo to ill iho *> ivnt-eli ta i1 ' f >r I!u* ti'.i'ii iii 'V,- I Oil a! 1'wa in ? i" I' rofiri I (ho iioony. 1 ho ir.i' .'u-:" ilir.i i -n.i I llio warritil fw iho anv-' i f t..? now- -y, wa ntiioli lo ol.imr tor hi1 > ;i i i_'o. T "> V?. 1 i I mo : > :.! \Vr in: i'no lay !r in our high';, oin>| veiiortib t' liirii'l, ^Ir. \V. S. ilrogory. of ('. > llo.V- llr i- (1111 of iho I'XCiVlon: if I'AI'lil. govrnir 1 rr.lircly l y v. lint lie hilievos lo ho ti lit ii llio -iylil - f lioil. an I ?u <ling all I ar'ii l>\ tin.' iiilr of truth ami juMicc lo hi, lo low o \? IV !. , t .. I - ?~M to Cam till' <!iso lnillU'il Ot I ' K'O anion*' i li - lie - I>?r n;.my viai *. ? \?\\. '.i : ''li lav. Mr. M. lionicr. of I'ls.s t:i t 1\: a i.ar. w e-c.jie l'misi . lieiii;* I'i"t??i? i.\ i i i Mo/. .In-' , [> 11o sialic I !'?* :i li 'inc la i > la i : vit w lit a lolll of CO i tllC ! ! aV.irV.'l llilll la ilia r i I lit i v i ; ' v I 'c li ' 1 I' ilia lower )>art of LI- piiiii.i'o nis* tearing llicit* pretty l> i Uv. but 1 rlir. v 1.1 a >i roit'h ' I.. o Ocili. Mr. II a:, i is ? lie ilir.a. an I , si>'"ii iiirn an jfinis \v. re al" cr ilie r.?1 i?I inimi', li i: we liivs i?i I liear l the result. H fi-t " Mr. IV. \ Niilinl- i. tviiriK'il ia?l M inlai t': t in ilie meeting oi ilit* U ur! I - .\! imee i f l'ec?livlei i.nis at I'oroiilo, fan.i.la. i lie i? 'n'I rT i minis* -li- | rai-?* "I (lie I ?amy >f t'iftt rily, tiic !a\i-!i ho ptnll.jr of Ms eiiitcns ami tilt* aMvannl hi ral an 1 r ai/i u, rinci| le* iveriiiiig tins | iiMit* 'i? ?i*!l as >ris* itc nlTa'rs i t tin: city. lit* " iy JMiailay s truly ilicSi'i a'li of'.lie 1,or I. (hero. No ^ 'iiilroii Is ami n > mails arc ail'uvea there 1 n iuuil ny. mi .i -i 111 ? i i ? i mn lb? Coit*. j . . ^cnriMl eipe:tatiou the Court 1 <?r Sm o'* li'ted 1,11' lift' -? oTir I ?ro day* t |T'??cv of .\r*i?o. f r t ur i:m? Mr. J. (? t , llio'iardi dwelling an I outhouse* ln*t i (Spring, w " 0 ntiini'jl. Tne (Jrand jury J ir.ndc the ; r f o?*: Wednesday turning nnd o ?!,? d'*rlnrg"l. 'i'lii prv* in incut wui > ' *! .!i 1 Uy 'aiS juryman, whi-:h we onsid" ? I M- ;-i i n,, ovciient on fit "Id ryst .'m of t i :i'!dli g ii iJio rcspori'lh lily, fur go d or < I 'ii'. ti;on tli" ; ..1 Ik ioiii, c l.i'fnii < ! h nunc a'oio w.?* :if oho I to it n 'Mi s i Ideii cl'K3 of ti c Court ?>f Kcss'ons <.a' act * .inert!: it of a hI.hi 1* II u she fur- t tliei* p. o< co lir gs uf the term, a< it found i I, wye1.1 unprepared f>r iiiil, f r wont if i iliiCHP*, who li.d h in notified iliut they > Id n i lu writi i d until !:.te." diy* ol r#.:ir?. ' Tin' ro I wTi? is li e t ( ik of l!>e Court ? f Si- v lis : : The Si Ic is Water Johns n, It a; c ? 11 n ISi 1. 1 Si .Ic vs Win. '1 lioinscii, ban Chick a id Na'l in Sim?, Arson?True itill. Male vs I. ii. tiunt, Currying e r.cci.lid w ii;i it .No l!i 1. S a c vs Vur<l I'uvis, Koht. linvis, House ,u:il.in? Mil l.nrceny?Tried and uc<|uit ed. .' I .1'.: is .in?. Tuck' r, Ai ling jirihouer to < <ii] ? I'U-.id y it i ly. Sen Ic lie d to I yell1 hi Si An l'i iiis nt iury. M il - v? I :i Jennings. As-nu't and billI t ry wiili inl-nt to kill?Tried and fuiiud ' guj I) and lentcnced to 2 yeais in j.euitcull.iy. . Mile v.i Aaron Utile. burglary and Larceny?No ISiil. * Si i ? \s Hot t. Jtiunwcl!. Assault and buttery f n hicli and aggravated nature? Tri d and (' mid guilty, and sentenced to ; ny a line <d V iU; or be itnj l is uicd in the ji ni ciliary f r I J ear. I'aid the line. Si ie vs Win. I'owoll and Wm. Wil lied it.eg nry No itill. tint \- 'Mr' 1?. ! ' ntliri*. Selling er"|i ii ;! : lieu i r el n:.u it.umi ninny, an i ,i> rl cni't <1 l 5:1,1 n line of lo ilolli.rs it go to .1 i< !'or lie nt!is . o . The |?!'ji!c ii{i|ii'?;c.iii'i'ig I lie fao' tii .1 1 IIIVill' I'll I ill s.i wlivll I IlllWI'lii ''I H geUII III' ir.ncli 11 i-i |ir.ciM li tvo given 111c :i li (oral I nirw:...,i 1 1 ?!:? | :i~t Ion I s-ii ill cuu1 1 lit* in i li r * i.i i*t5'i i n.i in II ml ware, ilc 1'1 mi' ui'l -:i j.j. y ,i iir.u il Ui'l i'i tin* muck. ha ily I i- l?i"i. \ ium to cunit on \Y. I). WAV I. i:v, o factor Culled. At 'i recent ? ngrcgnti mil meeting of 1 lic I'm l.yleri >i. ehnrch of litis town, the Kev. A. It. vii 11 ing.-i wis iinaiiirnoiiHly cnl'el (ii the last'iatk*. M r. .li 1111 iii ueeejilo I the call, ami at a mi et ing !' 1 lie I' 1*1 Miytory, a coiimii-*>i *11, eousi-ting n! He s. N. .1. Iloliuus, ami ISui well ami IM'ler I.. ' llrowiiing, v?:.s? a|iiiuiii te*i In ii >!a 11 i.'..i in the iiii'.t*tiy ant uis'all Ii i 111 a-~ la I r if t Ii Church, 111 the 'Jul Si:ml iv in tetA'.tr. wlii'-li is next Siuiiliy. 'I'in- s leu 11 ami i'tterol ng sc.- vices \\i 1 ! 1 ike |-' ce at T.-I" o'chick, Sun lay night in 1 In* I'i .hy 1 r an ctiuieh. Nil-. .Ki 11 ii;- < will jireaeli his orilinatiuii se'-i'i":i i" 'a r.nw. Saturday eiening, at 7 litt n eliie'.i. liev. N, .1 llnlnies v. .11 |i*eich on Sua.lay cntii'.,.uficr w lib-It the Sao anient of the Lo> ii m iSn ]>|>or n i 1 be ti< I in i ni.sl c: e I. the pubic nice r?Ii il!y iiir.tvil lo attend ,i _ * ? fill! ('ehristi-n zeal, ami in I lie providence i I" !. in I will In- a i?si>fii' nij"i in (lie bigli cu'ling ( \% l?ioli lio lias been cabol. Snicormy ?lo wo welcome liiin in our miilst, and bill him Ii ils s |ioil a Ills lain r's fur llio .Mas lor i1 iKo o Aii |I ujji'H imli bUil In iiic by note or account u i I j loiiso imiii:. in yml rotllo U}>, I iim-i v.s'iilnji my bnsne-* ibis soas j,. | i i-ii -1 id d ii o owing ins will force mo l eu I I Id barsli mi a-illes 11 c illect tame. Very I I'll! V yI'll I y, ' u i>. r.r.u i.i:v i o . Tlio Edwards Millions. lliliv hi is'.).: i, 's I rue. it sooins thai I bore \n i'l !'0 a iniiiilior of b uiln ! ll?i;3 phiincrais among ilto rmal | op'.ihi'ion of ibis , u-iin.ly. fur ue liave li ir>I of a 1 irge iuiiiiI brr wIid o'aiin In bo line il i| sccnilaiits of t lie ! iviwimsoH oi Ivti.Mheih \s time. W'o j hincvixly hope >l 111ey will ivni/o to the j i\i' 1 iheir ut)tici|.nl.* >r. ;. I Tiii: I'.KivAiu-s M ii.i.mvs Dnjioa, Ohio, j j Septi inher 'J'.'.? I'.v i lie arrival (if William > ' Ivlwirls of tin ens' IIIV. S. I'.. :n this city \ yesterday I lie story ol (lie .T" I < HI O(M),INK) now ( involved in ilie IMwarN t-in e in New York i , in revive I. Ivlw m|s who rime here In see I lh: AM nicy 'I 'he ntli-r in I'M w ar.Is i heii-'. win, o . tie he; ivs he found the j l iijjin il lea-e in t ; i )>ii;;^ in Foiitli ! i irti'.iii i. where hi* in-iiidftithoe settled ' \eir- ago. lie went in llin ?; e la?; simmier ; ii'nl go: .1 e. rii.iel ewe of I lie ijueen s I e nil. s'jine.l ly '|H ell I'l /uhelh. Willi f ill s a'.'l llier j . n.s he e". ihns l ie e i.-e will j } h? s'l-'ii fii e I.? .I . ' l We aie j- ci-e I i" hear frein Farm- i e. -< and oiliui-- in i ! j :ri< of this (\ ntity, I j I ill It I 1 iti.'l illili l!i" .-'tort c Itnil c;np j jftn I ilie I >w | rice, ike 1'i iuiiiir cki-s e nier1 . i ail, i- in a 1 on. r em: ilinr, inorj cheer- i l'ul mi I hoicfu) :)> ii in any year since the j j: war. They have live i more economical!v. ' I e nlraeted hut ' lew sleh's. trade enough \ jv when I. orrtt. m !n--c< an I, o:i ino-l far it meat I > <!e? .!?> ?lic::i tievt yen-. ' )y Kindly ail i ^r-nlually I'mvidcvc - i 'it al?crsities u } ?! I lie firmer- ? !" 1'iiion , i.- coiituiCo fli'.'VI tliat ii li?-- (tt'iiely V it it i II 11(0 liSelvi'H W lit 11:01 ' 1 ?l o-fi-r ii- ninl ii ijipv ( fiii l. llo ill- ii i - ! famine r g'Csl nis'iv-- a ??:v; us. I: t ( tin u^'.i yom- if more <>v 1'"-- i|i. asters ( eio:--. Ileitis given "t.r Kan u-r-. a iiecc- M -aiily severe !?-- -n In i >ru| lit id i> dc ?> | oi ?I ip'ii iIiciiim lvei mi l ll c jito l;u ions' nt" I lie pr life - il. lie It - ,;i-. en lliCin I > I , culliv to, fur tinir -uj>; li j y.' iVu 1 i'..i 1 , ii.an ami l?ca?t. "i t?u- lartnei - are I egintiing .<> realize tin* n tith of w hai w i* l ave often i?.M ilieai. ill i ( l a -In r; er } I' colt n Willi e.ops of wlio.i', en! n. ?at-. meat :ni<l oihcr slip; lie- cm utli I ? do I'lCai, will I'c nio'e profit aide and , -j1( inal.e iln hi inure happy and content.-1 t! nn In itii/ i p.- of co Ion and no nip) lie-, ir " 1 6npt 1 e lioiight wiii. co.:.a ino'iev or oil ' credit. U o Iio'I (i i lie props siiion, ,5i .1 there in no m uiey for the farmers in c It n unlc.-M 111 y rain- tli* -ii|plie- rejuired in : the;c.rin wi ll it. * i GO -J tt'rli ' r g-C we rv 'l ilie ellowin j ! I; g ifLio itvpitcb ia the At' 11* a JutinSi An) what ji ken the tU'ilcnt nore led, on Mr. A men's acrxun', wc ' rc nformeldfca: on X about a woek teforo Mr. Lilian ?Hln<[<r?l to about a rcgro who i >mnie iicd(Vl Lag rpon hitu in ti e rood rliile ri IfM wUl> ? frend in :i bu-rgy, with>ut nnjr greater p'ovocat on than an idiloisl in th* defer ding tire conduct >f nu ofltrr V.e i?~ jirl^ :,u.n :< mpcited tor,* hoot n ne^n desperado wt.i'e i teuij tingli arret lii-n. Mr. Al'infci ia % native of this County, Hid it43 t u r.t>cr of oio-t r< special)'u dative a* <1 friei dn living here, to whom io doubt, lh'; s?d nnvi has camel greu' iincty, Mr. Alm in ia a knd-henrtcd, hononbe ind pencenl Its wan, tint, perhaps, some who l>? net km w hi in mil the circnimtaiiccs, iltondiiig i ho two unfortunate nlfiirs, f hewing >o closely cuch other, in >y t'nink [but ci>liei* or both of the dilliculii-'S was luought about by liir wise induct r in litctction. 'lln account of t'uo u flair in lns lfice, not only crculfates him from uli such suspicion, but shows tli at while act ng purely in tlio defensive, the weapon tint inflictel the fatal wound (a j< n knife) c<u!d not It cons.dt.rcl a deadly or cvtn a dai gcrous vcnp-iu, sii li as a man of turbulent 01 quarrelsome dispo-iti n would carry about bi?r to use in a per otnl dlflicnly. We are fur.her informed that the Aluian an 1 Hamilton fiuiilies wore warm, intimate IVitnds, up to the time of the fatal difliculty whfrh is furl Iter eviiencj that Mr. Aim an acted under no impulse but shere ?clf defence. WMlc we ate fatirficd tint Mr Alman will to lioiioinby acquitted of any wrong by a emit of jii-1ice, hy his own c< nscience, an 1 by a general vuidict c f his fellow citizens. ! > a man of his sensitive nature and geunoiis impulses toward lib fellow men, ih n>r. ?,/ / for his act will always I c a soiree of d -op regret to liiin. .licks n, M >s.. September lis.?J. K. AI mun, the u lito. if i he Hut ant JJ'inocrtit Kiiied Victor Sliimiiioti, the sou of S ati Senator Uamiito.i, yesterday. Hamilton wnde nilink went Into Allium'; otlice, used v.ob lit uiigu ig.miud was epcled lie ietuiucd mi t t acked the editor with i Inick. Allium 1 l ew his p.n-kni'c, stahl.inj I iin about (lie ncek, killing liiiu. ? .?. (Jw vKitsii li* or li a i i.iiu \ ns,?There is ou? liiituie of Judge i i. .p's in'iaigiimeiit ot iIn iiiu.dia p'atfuiiu which can he iml rscl bj tvi-ry iliougiitlul lirzen, n i matter what poluieal organization he may tvaiu with In ; peaking of pntcvuiilsiii the Sjcakci sai l ; In the 1 bird party platform the railroad plank providing tor C o government owihvsnip cd railreaos is absurd. It would east I li"over.iiiieni S'.M' i MRUUJUt) tol?uv llieni. Mito.u is that money to c <iiio iroiii V 'lhert is not enough uiuin,) n too country. It i111oie 111>i11 the money <.t :,!i nntn u-. lint suppose we had litem It tmiild take 1,T;iniunit | eoj'le to operate lltettt. We have n<>\v ll)0,iit;0 ollieo-huldoiv j: v. o had i,'i'l<?.tHj' oi t.oieral ollicehoidu's v.". en w?nld lit* people n iniuale un, t<o< y tg .iu ??Wiir/niij (rill I'onI. Just so. Ami whether the government <iic,'in! or uietely undertook to control tin liilicids, lite same tieinviidous political intluet ee would I c e\< rj't,>- <1 hy litem upor tint government, ti iter in the interest of tin 1 .oiitI () i) tulililioi'n! elite- '.olde"J, or for tin henctil of the owners of the itiilrouds. Tlto.i uthl the olliocr.s of the telegraph, telephone ami express cjiuntitiei to the l.QOO.otH .. v..^<i At... .... oi ih< se companies til their coiiiinaml, and it wou'd no' he l?ng before those comi allies wonl I concentrate their vral'li. intluence tut I inorni<>iis viting strong it t? oi.tiul St t>e ami national Icgis lit on in tite r inteivt. Theio are more v. tis ami more <1 > lar.i at the cniniiiirntl oi those gigantic, widespread organizations than any one t f the present polit:val parlies can cn're': an<l it is no use trying 'o hide from the people thu g.'om lim.gA* I.. tl.c siib'.hy of oitr repitid can government tliatlj.s tttt'lcr the spcci eis | arty demand f- r lite government ownership or control of bitsi lte-s s or entcri t-o, hnilt and orcrited l.v tliu money ami Irons el' | liva'e in-livi.1 u-tls. - * ? I We call sj?eci:il nitcmion lo <.n ..i.i cle 011 the fn.-t column ?>t this page, headed "A I'iiuuic'al .Scheme," taken iVom the Columha /iYy;V/<v. \Vo nre ready to nocept any practical s-'h-me or plan that \vi 1 give relief to the pet p'c, in. 1 die one p. >[ el by Mr. MoAll.Mcr-e !" .pii e pra tied an 1 a step in Ihevight ui'CClion ; but pvubibly is not iiillieeat t > g.ve i.l the re 1 i f tint is actually net 1.1 ami v.liieii the government slmuM >u' p'y as .piK-.v a? pass ble. It Ins one str ttg rcc uimcii'lntion.?it a. 1 ere " a !i . ,c circulat ii'_r medium, u ii,.I and tlexin'e, thai ui roma,n. ,<i a ?rcat tnoa-uiv. Minns tliu people ?f tho <:a'e in a ica i banks are s lua'eil. to be r ? t up n a- be busimss necessities of lie j oj ! ? tiein a I. It w 1! be us s uinl a currency as groen ar'.-. or na'i 'iial lank notes, because luvii 1 \ is-nctl lunch c fa State or t'oiinly are ? s iiiul ami secu-c as the bon is of the tcit. I States, upon which the Xitimal lank notes nre issued. Wo contend tli it the volume of eurroney a t oitlii ,ui f be pron.rc n Miction of ic leisines' of iiu> e untry an 1, iho pc'iitm i 1 pic-'i the do">an 1 feu mi increase in rii; jh'Sm iU* v.iiy mill ii i< crinlnl by iijTi'i * An I it cuinot c iiiic too s <o*i. f ir I 10 ne <N of tho people are present mi l i-'-. i tl.l.ii.:S'"? S-n c:i Of A CO I T?Tn i The speech f Governor I'llljij n in e:i- 1'ie v.* noini vion i- cliarwteri/.ol | i.niv o-s ml eoniervu'istn. lie showed i iimn -iiy t wards ill >s" wli i had oppds ' I Ii i m; i e\| roscil v r.ii ill on* ion thai ilie ' t 1 I.- ii oitiio'iy w: h it i ho 1 >om>ii ' liei. Governor Tillman's pMi y , ins to lie e nu'iliiilory, nod with tli>* c i- j > i i hi,i ??:" ir ie Duiiiocniey ho may lie I !e t?? lio.-sl id ij' lire icli ii the party ni I ;ii|< li'ii'er (lie nlliiis of (he '<tme ul? mil i.njiiriia lv.? (' f-7/.v /.'rl'i'm, . a ih, i;i.! \s Annua .vii.vi:.? 1'lie bout sfve il.e w rbl for Fills, Uruises.S res, I"ic? i---, i It Klieutii, Fever S?r?, Tetter, tlhappid ni|s, t'i i. !n ns. ('urn'. nrd nil ISkiu ernpn?\ niiil |> isi ivtly cures Piles, or i.o pay itiir-.l. It i< v' ii-ii an tec 1 t> give p-ilcet ii-' iclio.i. di* nidiiey rcfuit'leii. Price *J*i m. p !' I o* For sale Py l> F. Posey. I w 11 buy \ ;;; [icy llidcs f r the ir. \i | days, W. 1>. DEW LEV, [ To Ren* so tiik Kt<tk J>?bt.?Next week Oeeern >r Til ami an4 Piae Treasurer Biles, accoiiip.uiij.-J by C ujres-tnui lJrawtey, will lease for Nc.v York c ty on an ioiy tint ?i? j Sri?one j i n li teli nil the financiers an J I eji tlx | a vers of t'cu h C r-iina will be dcep'y f4, iU'lC'lri, They will go for the purpose of attempting to nrtangof r icfuuliiig the b'tite buds of f'oulli < a o'.na i'o- gietpnian Bra v? Icy on lias been here eevenl limes of late confer- ? icg with tlics-two 'fT;.:-'- .'n,ui the ciuii'img. Under ib? act Governor Tiilxai and Treaauicr Hates (onstitut? a cointnis-i' 11 sir changed wi-h tbo it iuudmg of 4,lhe oii'o'i cjtJ iatC'l ?Je'>l of the S'ale." under the folow- .. itig 9'Ctioii of the out pr.si-ling for the 1 Redemption of Hie Brown Consols.' *' ' Btction In. 1 lint the governor and Stitc by Tronsuicr are hereby nu'borised, in their sj0 disereti n, lo perform ul. and singular every act nccrs-ary to cirry out ihe provisI ions of this act not liorein specifically given, s'" aiiM v. men are u >i me uiMsieut wua tue stci provi-i. us thereof; ami iu order to Iwitc tho g,j s?id bonds | rutiij tly j luccd, the goternor and State Tic .surer are I crcby authorized to oiler fcti ; t<? | ay a commission to parties mi plac ng -ai t b lids and stock; mid tke funis tin oc ouging to ti e m .king fund am hereby ? , uppropna c I topiysuch commission, if so c much be nvce.-s ?iy, and $30,000 iu addition s 1 are hete' y up; ro| rutted fiotn the Sta o ,n' treasury, if so much additi nsl he necessary of to pay sm li c-.iiiinis'dou. ,_j "1'rovidid, hwevtr, Tha' th<y shall have si;d bonds ai d stock placed without la [ iiying a commission if pric'icuble." 'n' 'i lie cjU ini"si"ii is going to New York an now to consult \v th leading binkers and to ([( offer lho new i-sue of the 4 per cents., acts of ISS'.i-'JO, payable in 11)35. We regret to see the ctvii ig among the leading daily pajcrsof the State ns to tho _ whys and wh -r. fo o's of Congressman ilraw- ^ ley's ace imp uiy.iig Governor Ti.ltuin and State Treasurer Kates to New York to arrange for (ho refunding tho S.uie bonds. We care li t a stiaw whether Mr. llrawlcy . er ottered liu scrv.ces or Got. Ti lnnui invito t him to ass sf (licm in that import tut matter; on the int.trary, we are tiuly pleased to know they are a.ting together in harmony, for tho general welfare of the Sta c. It is t\ as it should be ? tho best minds of the UeIbroi and t'onse va ive fact ons combining to heal the hre dies and fill up the wide and iinuaturn1 chasm now dividing the demo- ' ' crals of thi Stale. Gov. Tillman in his t speech t> Hi" demicri io convcn'iiii, accept* ; ing the nnmin.i nni for reelection, ho d out "theri^ht haul ef iolowsliip, friendship . . ' . , Ml atiu uro'tur y love in c aroiiuiaus to Carolinians, w.tli (lie hope lliiit wo ?]inU move y forward together mid bridge the chasm, if 1 it in'tit be done," and think it our patii- . otic duty to accept his pro tier of rcconciliu i ii, atid move lot ward with lum in all matters conducive to 'lie welfare of our beloved , I, . bit Id M Uo. 'I'll s I.itke iug upon lun-e-scntiat matters , ii it that (lie die has been cast, and the c?mi [uiign cirt-e I, only serve* t > keep up the bitterness, the a* iinosit'.cs, an I the worit facii itial d ssei.t-oiis am rig the people. , \\ iiat the ; e p c want now is peace, liar- C1 ; ninny and iuieiuil feeling among tbcni 1, I it sclvts, aiid l!ic mvn an I new sj.r.pt iM tlint ?lo ll; not encioirig (lint Ceding, but are eoi.tiau- th ii.g ilie po itica! st il'o i f the campaign, do a' i ot represent (lie true set tinicat of dlier ^ fiction of the democratic parly. They |v ' serve o kef p alive tl e embers of the fierce M lire that hit- '.y bin tied w.tli so much fury x: and malignity through nit the S ate, only '1 reijit ring ti.e slightest breath of political suspiei n to make tlietu freak forth with 01 ? ?- i?uu snapping at individuals, and impugning t he it* motive*, localise their |0 rctioiis may nt accord with ceitain extreme rc ideas of |a?ty warfare, is <mpliatically 111 wr ng. and destroys the it? 11 notice of those 1K who | iiiidice 1( ;,j The lioiieM thinking jc pic or the country ,:l are nnxi- us to have the political hatchet 1>( mi a-1 urn m Mgiii. wnu mi ino iiiiIcr ani" \I 111 shie'of the campaign, mul all trnoos if he ' |lie 'emngnguc and extreme partisan efl'uced, 1,1 ns uc:;r'# a.i t >,?i: h\ from tin ir memory so py llial all n av go forward, with the touch of in the elhow. tinted ami determined to cu'ti. vale k i til lie r feelings town d nil classes, ami to ?|ih lil ur Sin'e government in a'l measures that shall le conducive (o (he happ'noss ami prosperity of the pcop'e. the I honor and iiUCgri'y of the Slate. Pcrsouats. | III! Mrs. J. W. Mehure went to Blacksburg Sp We incstlay. Mr. P. \Y. Mehure went up the road Y'o Mi j \Vc!nesd?y on a <l'innuig tour. 1> \ P. (' hale; left Wednesday for his c, | home in I'.i'yew iv, tvbu-o ho will spen 1 a hi; week. Mr. Pire.i, of Lauren.':, is filling *'c 1 his ii'n?c at th I>rug Store. 1 , an Mr. Prank Israel s Ptt'e liliml son went to i j, Cetl .r Spi ings Tne?day v. itit Prof. Walker, wi Mr. Ashinoic l*a\is, of Laurens, pan! his ' oh! 1, me ami rel ttires a ?i-it this work. to ; Mr it;.a It. Wat!;.: h it Sh- i lay f,.r I'ciershui'g Y'n., to rcirne his i?<tic >. ?1e I Misses Pi'zihi th, Please and Mota (irini| lull loft Saturday tor Miss Kelly's Soli >ol , in Chariest ui. s.4j Mrs. Manning T. Smith left Monday for ti|>> ' lur oil home in Mississippi to spend - ',,v months with relatives. l<." fig Mi > K tt e I!toe h s g ne to Mrs. Kelly's (|l(. School iii Charlest'in. tow Mks Bes-ie Koherson. a charming Union llollo. In-? mo t i her li >me in the cmntry to spei:,%l a n liiic. f,,y, M*:, N<ilIitin-.el', n ?v ra extended ^ visit to her In other, returned I i hci home a' *' in Augusta, <?a., l<st Friday. William (lors left Tuesday for Cedar t,c Sptings. Pre Mr. Hoti vt Monro his liken a po-iiion n,,i>. , . , ,, , hull It a ime a' least, with Messrs. luting \ . ll'lltT. 1, Mi-s Helen i nr.0 left yes'er lay for New inkt York City, to cnier a school el an. "lh) Mi<- l.iri Stokes left yesterday ft Cl.ar lollr, N. P.. to vis.i h r l>r ill err. . o A Mii.i.ion Fiiii.mo..?A iiioinl in need is ilic a friend indce I. ami in ( less than one mil- no' li in pesjile have foiiml jn-l sueli a tVieml in ! of S I'r. k-tig's New Discovery f r Contiiin|itim, t 1-1. Coii/hs an 1 t'o iN. 11' v?ii have never used circt tins great Cough luvliciup, one Ir.al will l.i'ie e.iii\ine*' } n thai ii has woirleiTul curative I'l I iiver in all ili>e isis ,if liu-oa'. Ch> >1 ami >vcn I.megs. Huh lull e is gua antced lo do all litici thai i- e'a me 1 or i.io'uy "ill he refunded, Sl.'i 'I'rial hoiih-s free at P>. P. Pokey s lDug Unit S ore. Cargo h apes .'lie. and jjil.twi. trea l.i li s; -ec onr special line of Slonn |?, Sog- UiOSS j ''/ - ) </ -at :;.i' cen" , OISAIIAM \ SPAPKS, ??? Correspondence of the Ti*b. Do>ngs at and Hear Jonesrilia. one JoHrariLi.a, Oct. 4.?Tbe weather has bcm a'l that c uld be deeked for tbe last * * tea day*. Jock fioet threatened to com* nee- but postponed bis visit to some fktare dayt Jim I but 1 f ar it mrill bean early day. ,-on ! Cotton is opening and teMig picked on! . ,, rery fist. Tbe liitfe iu ?? price it 1. .lii-r stimulating to all classes of our peop e, but the crop is so shoit the adrance ia .V;e price will not begin to make up for it. K Ihe n aWing of mo'asees ia about (kugbed up, and the crop has Le? n tbe largeJrmice ' a tlie war. Nearly every family ia tbe (ill. county h*s made enough to do thim and to lospaie. If the farmers would do this with I uied all tbe nicestaries of life our people would _ roou be independent. a ''a* Mr. E, M. I'enny, who 1 mentioned last no. week as being quite ill, ia no better. II a * ;u'a brother, A.J. Penny, from Abbeville, is at # his bed side. Mr. Dave Iiakcr and wife, of Shelby, N.C., '# ' M made a visit to thrir re'ntives in Jonesrille la?t week. ison Mrs. Allia Erviu, of Walhalla, sister of , Mra. 1*. P. Wiiliums, is visiting the family of Mr. P. P. Williams. '' 9 Mr. J. N. LemasPir has returned fr>? raet Columbia, and is now buying cotton ia this l00 market. Mr. J. L. McWhirier is also buyinnr Pnftnn in \r* Imro q ?aa/1 ! ??-. ? All About Town bt oca smcuUT lccal k. c. raw*. We ?'!?? e the Union cleiks to krep e o;cu for sneak tlii?rve?. There ar v of our col t?I friends making "An' eking" a rpecia'y. w ek . sa-s was found baring In his p sse?! e pair of sboei Hint ' had (luck to hi J W. McLurj s store. , On last Thursday us our wiJe aw irshal, Mr. Geo. C. Map. was takin ol\ to his greit ettrp'ise ho foum .thing s.'oro opjne I on Crawford Ii i discovered quite a nics stork of go dels wis brought to town and c'aii Foster, Wilkius & Co.. as their m ss ick lie a'so f.und a carpenter's pis it was stolen from Hob nson & Ath up I'oor years ?g\ Tlie proprietor of re was one Ji n Means, colored, wh' il on Hie dodge. On Wednesday morning Mr. HvFer s?cd a watch and informed Mr. May i fac'. Tlie Chid started to seek ni"', and on his way d wn Main st iv n man that admired him a little teh and app'.ar d to tako special no his movements, which aroused tho C ii's sasp'c'on, s > he "took him in" i Lerviowe 1 h s pekets. He found in <ido watch picket iu his pints (the In i'lc for FaM) the missing watch, ief is otie Wi 1 am Puiston, an I Iu is i ppily quartered with Sheriff L tig. A c dorel child was smothered to d. it Thursday night, in one of 0 ?1. T. inc in's iiousi S on 11 ?rth Cemetery str ic child wis found ileal in bel on Fri timing when the niolher woke ut, rliet of the coroner's jury win : "Siu ed, unknown to the jury." Coroner 15. F. Gregory prcsidd over n ains of the unfortunate chihl. On lad Thursday evening the Yj >lks Club, organized by MissSa lio Mil .7e another delightful Gcrmao at the r nee if Mr. J. K. Young. Tho Gcr as led in oleganl style by Mr. Dm nltaee in the f-.11 iwing ordc". Mr. Dan II. Wa'lico with Miss Charb 's'on. Mr. 11. M. Munro \v tli Miss E izal riiiibd'. Mr. C. K. Jolinso-i with Miss II ollllg. Mr. I'. W Mel. ire with Miss Me uing. Mr. J. A. \ oung with Mi-s Octic \ oi Mr. J. F. McIukc with Miss Kleaso G Mr. Ii. C, Funt niih Miss lUuio Ho ii. "S. L. Correspondence of the Times. News From North PacoletK r r.v J ask, October il.?Considerable cineiit ha- grown out of iIn: rumor me persons have been throwing rick e house'* of some of the ci'i.cus in I cr put of thi-* C-moty. the imnie o parties disturbed by this outlawry uong our best citizens ami it is but rms >'e tlnit our people sli ul l be ri iusly indignant at it. This dis rce.it seems, ir con lined to the Daw ill iiclghboihood What the object is c unnb'e to cipher out. But it is s r.se to say it had bit er stop, or -onnL ill he in t, iiMe, sure Mr. lid 1 or, w .11 > 011 allow us to th it the fallowing hint to our vnjid ?i?ni> . (,...><111111111 mm lire irul.y 111 need pairs. Would it not be a wholesome hold overseers and communities tinuiei spotisilde for such crimimil neglect ight lead to the crippling of stock eaking of wagons, in con-eipieucc of tl it keeping such places safe lor the tra g public? What y. ill our u_xt f .egiclat y and do a! ou? it, Wei egret to nnuour.uo the death of 1 mola l'earl, youngest chi d r.f ltev. 1 is. .1. 1>. Iliiley, which occurred at tl mic near Sunnyside on the 20th, lilt., f embriiioiM croup. She was 1 yem out lis and 27 days old. Our lieiv I iiipailres go out jo the bereaven pan their doubles: a precious one iroiu litem has gone, A vo ce ihoy loved is stil oi, A ( luce is vacant in their homo Which never can be tilled. "Krc sin could harm or sorrow fade, Death came with friendly caro.? This opening r so to Heaven conveyed Ami bade it blossom the^e. Wo are glad to leant that Mr. Wftdo 1* are is recovering from a Jong and sev ell ot typhoid fever, in a private lo'tcr from .lames (.' unty, Va., we loarn that Capt. Will tanly is lying at the point of dcult. -ease is Asthma. Many of our old Ar in lades well remember Capt. Manly : t patrio ic family. !j.>\v thai during musular campaign their lr?rno wis c< rtcd into a temporary h spital for our s d wonndctl, where every attention pi was given them, llis most exc ll fe has long since gone to Iter rewi yot.d the grave. Now tiiat the e'ections arc over wo In see our people rise in their nianhi jv,. all il.o petulant differences ong red by a lie tied campaign, and lemeiiil it wo have a common inteicst at stnki mnoii country to save or ruin. Wo In trd many haul and uncalled for thii d about town pooplc trying to Impon cotin'iy people, and no tlouht so ui people have said hard things ah. tutry po >pie. In n itlier case is tl Id. ami we hope each correspondent Ti.mi:s will see how much ho can aid bringing about a conciliate! iTs. il'e is too sliort to he spent in Wiaiivit: r our itnaginary evils. Lot the past i Men. Vc had a call from Trial .lustices Sink I Ward i.ast ween?soc.iPy. t s nothing !;ut right that the lOOlh am sary of the discovery of America shoo I roperly celehratud on the 21sl. in si let.t llariison and (lovernor TiUim both right in proelaiming it a Nation day, ami it is due the oeeas on that tl er can people observe it ms such, et all our churches, schools and societi s the matter in lis nil and show (lie too in their coiiini n heritage. Vox. Iiim.y in Cincri.A i ion ? Washington, Oi Tlic circulit ion statement issued t Treasury I>?*p irtmcut to-day sh>ws iucrcisc of dining the inonl ei?i ml or, leaving Ilio aggregate on il Inst., $I,iV.iiI,04V,083i A year Ago tl iliiticn w is s|fir,The circi a per e.ij it.i is lie )>rinci)>i 1 items showing a dccrca: e gold cei liticates, $7.1 ili.'JSO; silver Ce lies SI, Id'.h'JI*; currency certifiea'e wnile iucieases were shown i ed Slates notes at' 5?."?,Oot,7dH >.n I i iirv notes of $2,887(704. iv our "Franklin Shoe lor men, ever guaranteed, lor S"J.7*>. UK A11 AM \ Sl'AKlvS. *"r* w? "" w v ^vw* " J murker, anil there 18 no need of any one 'P" carrying their cottou past Joncsville for * \n l better market. an Mr Boyd L. Ilawcs Ins lakon a position with Carroll & Carpenter, of Gaffney City, cs as Assistant Bookkeeper. The 11,c chills and fever still haunts the peoiovt pic along the creeks and valleys, and have got up ou the hills in some plaot-i. Mis. Dr. Orr his mod to .Jonesvi:le, and will toacli music in the Joncsv.lle Graca';' .led school. C. We have a new fiim in Jontsville. Mr. ee?. I'. 1'. Williams and his broth-r F. T. Willinms have bought out Mr. It. A. Whillock, I and will cont nue the business at the same stand nt the p ?st < ilicc, under the firm oth- name of Williams llioihcis. Tfc'limiofb. tho " * For the Timks. Columbus Day. mug The te ichcis of Union County have un,,r. dcrlakcn a joint ee'ebration of Columbus .' Day, Friday Oct. 21, 18P2. The President 0!"1" ?if the United St ?te.s. tho Governor of South man Capo!iua, and the Stito Super-nten to it of II. ?' <! ucation of South t 'a- olino, have all issued papers calling on thesohoo's to take part in th-s patriotic and pleasing exercise, and tho 1,1,0 Union County to ichors, realizing the advantages of co-opera'i->n, believe that their [je-h demonstration will bo one of the most successful ones in the Sta'o. The following is au onilino of the program to be observe 1 on ,>l?" \hc 21st: 11 A. M., Profession of school children, g^io moves from Grove iti rear of oil mill. 12 m., Parade returns, after passing through the public streets, to grove, Mr hero il 11T. . ? - - ?? - - - mere win ue rceiiutons by children from rim- tlie county schools mul lite oration of I ? Further particulars will bo anttoitaoed liter. Mcuiwhile, every teacher, school ^ official, parent anil friend of schools nnil I school children, are urged to lend his or her iidlnence toward making the day one of the most niotnorablo in the country's history. cx. A United States tlug is to he j?nsen{o 1 (a that each pupil in the parade All hoys aipl ^ at g'V'fc i" ,'10 county who are now attending i|lu school, or have been in tho 1st year, nro s of urged to participate in the pirade. Parents arc and others are urged to help get the chilQi,a_ drcn to own that morning and to come ,r|it- themse've-", so that lliey may see just what tar- n "sch"ol hoys and pirls crusade" looks like. One of the lending schools in the ;vo county will take chaigc of tlie State colors roml in the parade and wi l constitute a st*-ikintr '0tv feature. \\ Make your preparation to bo in town r?w lhit day aod bring ail the children. We n k-- -?*po.\w|'ttu oo present of and take place in line of it arch at the law appointed hour. The committee of nrrnngeally mcnts will provide flags, or pec that they ns arc provided. or IIoukrt Morrison, lioir For Com. UMl For the Times. tile Union County Teaohers' Association. and Tim o?i.i.. ~ - - - * -. ?..v imuuvr eossion oi iue Association, heir he'd oh the 1st instnn', was one of the most roni successful ami interesting sessions yet held. ;5 About twenty-five teachers wero in attend[fe'.t | nnco !Hjs a lively discussion of the topic "The Public School System," coosumeil consiiernhle time ami brought out some very emphatic expressions of opinion for and agiinst the public schoo's, as well as some information as to the relative effectiveness of the system in the various sections of the country. [ A ta'k by Miss Sue Jeter, on "The First Year's Work in Arithmetic," was pointod, rid- practical and helpful. 'cre After several pieces of music, an cloction of officers f?-r the ensuing 3'oir resulted as i(yt follows: atn President, S. M, li ce Jr.; Vice President, li;s Mrs. 15. U. Clifford ; Sicrctary, Miss Minnie my Gist. i,|,i l'.::e< n-ivc Committee, .J. L, \Yalker, Dur Sue.telci, M. t,. Leuiaster, on. After the ofliecrs were elected, a report ick i wns heard from the c ; nmittee on Columbus ssi- hay ce'ebr.ili >11, anil on recommendation of uni that emimittee, it was tloci led that 1I10 u.,j schools of tlm country unite at (he town of Union 011 that day in a general oclebrction, for which a prograinnie will bo found c'sewhere in this week's Timi;s. The tench or: on- I I'1'*"Hi thicidci' ri;t unaiiimonsly to co' Ijor operate in making the county c lobi it ion u . a success and proiui-ed tliuir aid, ive The foil >ivi>ig programme was announced mr i no meeting ot the Asso.'iati <n to be ,"c hold en tiie tirs' Saturday in November. nit, Music, Mi^s StiMiu Muiiro. m, What are the best methods for governing l,js l lie schools ? F, i;. Ay cock, M. L. LeniasI,, ti r. Miss I'orn tVliiilock. (|() Music, Miss May Foster. 0f See oid year's w rk mi arithmetic.?Hobert Morrison. Afr.-*. M. K. I'uitton, Miss May Kennedy. IJC Music. Miss Hot tic Murphy. Heading. MFs Helen Voting. CM i II ?w sli'inl I Geography bs taught? S. ! M I!ice. Jr Mis_ Minnie (list, Miss Fizziy ,j. Gregory jtj The meetings ol tlio Associni >n are lm... proving in interest and sc >pc. Hereafter, II, 'h? pr gramme will bo arranged more aftor ;l) the manner of institute so'vions a id will |,? take tl|i vill i lis Ionics III" ?ic!irt?i ? ....I. .... I _ r . ,wmvvi ni/i a dii'l pursue (lie n in a consecutive way. ,,s Sechf.tauy pro 'om. ir On. Wn \t a Cot nit.?Will you lieoil (ho Avu.'iiiiij,. The gusli | 01 hops ill' il.e sure approach of that more lorrihle disease. Con sumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford '3' for the sake of >iving OUo, to run (he risk 11 and <lo notliitiif for it. We know from OS* perieiicc that Shi oh s (hue will cnro your Cough. Il never fails. This explains why 10 inure than a M.l ion hollies were so'd (he past year. It relieves croup an 1 whooping Cough at once. Mothers do not he without it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's r* I'orous I'iaster. Soi l hy II. K. Smith & Co. s. .. ' * ? n Wc have a speedy and positive cure for Catarrh, diphtli<*rit, canker mouth and headache, in Sill i.< HI'S CATAIlltll KKMK1)\ . A nasal injector free wi'h each bottle ^ Use it if you desire health and sweet breath I'ticc 00c. Sold by 11. K. Smith 6i 4 dK