The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 14, 1892, Image 2
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mi ?'a. i'' Tno i i i i>i; )| fiJ t'l ' I*""!' '* !
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ill I I. inii' I i |>; i,lec( I .( iilucr, in 4 I'll 1
line mi I iij ir-nei , . r iKeir ui jn.<''
dim in.t-i n l-y il.e (i'veibme t tuc'.f, ii
bill- vnl i t ill.- pa ?|?|i! ,i
IVi' li.ivi'. Iio?e?o , ii-I'loftI.i In liui ! ii
jrrc?< i lit.' <n upon a jifn'i i n;nv ( | pmrm*'!,
Tn n nil lata ti ami in In nI Ii ilirun^ in
ihm I Fit' ?i>ti ? /' r .v cnti.pl hIiiiim o' |ln?
nilioanl a j tin lit Amer vi i |?f'|i * ii'i*
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in II I ix>-? in i |>.ii|i iliiy i i iivr ii i If.i by l
niiy .s.ijilii i v ill' iI'l". ilu ii'I ix hI i r uf' j
jnii i by |'/ioigi oi'j. S'i*i iii\ < io 10 o.i i
n it <li i;i in i n i tli<* |iruji " ly i * lit < i lii'"
|ll! -till" lilt* only jlltl ili r |o v. Ill* . In -l l... '
uollocit'il firtiio | ui'|i.fc in iiui'iitiiit in; i-nr J
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i.Cfiiu jiiisliino'ii ii ' i s lojt i hi ili* 11:1111
nii'l f.inoi on-. 'i'i i i I xilinii i:ii me tins
>|?i:|->lfin i i I' ;i tnlill '"l- rwoii ic. Ii ii c |-i| >
witli ilu- |ii ol'i-s i'.m if \ n.eii"-hi Ifi* in- i
linio-'ii. mi I i s jii<iifo .-mil hniie-iy mi-wcr
ilio te--l ii-.m Ii il If .-? i-.r.- i:' n;i re mil i 11
0 tli ji incip't-tf n;i n \v i Ii l!rt<e i- niitu- (
lio is it- l.
Tlii? tin* iry t I't.-ii-iir !t?jjv| tin i 111.-1 tii|". s:ly
vtjo if stiiff o oiniiiiy in |f?*# ;t* 11 ii 11lures
mid Iiu r liui i ii n i .i-^iinii i<i? |*uli '
lit: 1.10, iimsii noli .-is ji f ilil 'ii- ..s it'"-ol"le
r-tln Ho 1 !?- y t-x ! I mi Ii - i-.iv of I x
Hull i' "iii the .1 |t'.?t ill.:" ll:t* I t'"| io
iioymi I |in- 1,1 to s-ij.s i t 'In* c.ir-' ill mi 1
|if 1} i-r iiitiiiiiii.-ti'.-ilina hI" 1 In* ^n'crniii-11'.
I'll?: ,m" 1.ixi.ii in .1.
Ojipinti <| In I 'us I henry ill-.' dogma ibaldly
|i o t'ti.t'-l fIi;t* I:ti-iII t 1 xii<i n 1-jiisliliillllo
f !- Illtl l'\l|-'M |lll'-|M-V illl I i: I - III i.l' (
tln-rc'y |iiikii!i)tiii'/ .-jicoi il inicit-^ld nn-i (|
ctiler|ii-in s.
Sin.-li :t |n-"pifi'il'in i< <0 t!.v:;i- v i-ai-'.r-try
10 1 In- -spirit 1 r uur 1 mi-ti!iiii >:, -Mill mi
directly i-mniiii-iitc I lie ! 1 >1111 banco by : o'.- (
lis!iiu->sx*"iui I pifi-il "!' piilriii ii- m-ii'iincnl (
1 lit I its ninleuii ill w 11111 I ni'li-ly .xln-ok 11*
p. cjil" il I In-y lia l not. nlrt'idy lioi-n iasitli- ously
ii I ured from the Mile Inmliii irk* of
principle. .N'flvcr hurt ho nest desire for
nitiUniti patriot ic tlevol ion to '|
co 111111,> mid sincere regard for iboio %?bv '*
10-I been to be:rayed to the support of n
Ike I II ic <1114 ilnt-l rinn 1 I11 ilu Iw.l... IT ll.? s
pica tijiii our infant industiie-t should be ^
fostered did servico until ?H?er*ditc I by
our stalwart growth; then In lowed tlie cxt- ^
gcneios of the tcrrib n w.u w hich nmdo our t
people heed leu* of the i pp-.irtutiitie* for n
n11or or scheme* olforJed ! / their willing ^
nod (alnotic payment ol unprecedented
itihiiio. and noxv, after a long period ^
of peace, whoa our overbmdeued country iii?ii
ask for relief and restoration iu the
fuller enjoyment of their incomes nod earnings.
tli.iy are met by the ol tint that tarill
taxation for the sake of pro'ec'ion is an
American system, the continuance of which 1
is necessary, in order ililn high wages, niiy
be paid to our workingmen, and a
home market h p-ovuled fir our farm produeis.
i ui:<:: laicri si i.i>,
sh ol I no longer deceive. The truth is
ih ii s-ich a sys oui is directly antagonistic t
t every sentuiicui of jnsiico and fairness
of which Aiuer.cins arc p'U'-emincittly
priud. It is also trim that while our workiiiguieii
and f; niters c.ri IcaM of all < nr j
people defen I tliemse'ves against the
nard-r Ii ine life which sucli infill' taxation ,
decrees, the wor k iiigina-i mi tiering fiom t..e ,,
iiiipurialio'i end ompl yiueut of puipcr c
tabir instigated t-y liis piotc-sel friends, (
and seeking security f>r his iuteresis in 0
organized eo-?pera imi. still wii's for the ,,
iliv sion* of the lolvnnt iges secured to his
......VI VII ftvm-riris Mi?llOIIII11v* j
for lii~ wages, while I lie inrim r i* learning
thai ilie prices of his products are fixed in
fue'gn markets, where lie snifters from coui
iiet it ion invited uiol tmill up by the system 1
tie is asked to support. I
ru>: aritrni.i.i: run i nvai:nf.i< \nv \sim.i '
it the iloor if the lioverniiieni train- 1
j'le-i on the rights of those who j a | |
tieirly rely upon ilie i.sMirame ot | <
Auier.cui eipiul.ty. I!?ery lioverniiieni j 1
concession to chilli runs lavori is m- i i
viies corruption in polilieil alii.rs hy '
encuutnn wg the ex i eiul.l ill e of money '"u 1
ilehaiich siitlrnge in support of a policy %li- '
rectly fnvur.itde to pijvale an.I se ti^ i gain. ?
This in Ilie end must strangle patriotism an I '
weaken popu ar o nli lence in the iictumle :
of Kepiih ioan instiuiii uis. I
Though ilio suhject I laritf legislation
involves tlio ]iicsti<ii of nurkets, it also
involves the question of im>rals. Wo en.
ju?i with inipiigiiiiy pel mil irjnsi or lo lanii U
the spirit ..i i igi.L mill i
mi ii III "lr 1 tiie National t-o
lfeti.ocrney will seek l?y appl ev i.t ju-t "i
ami soiiiiu principles to c?jn.ili/-,* to our people
the blessings due them from the (iovcrn
inent tlirv supj orl, t> pr .in ic among our ^
couiiiryiiien closer cointiiiiniiy of interest,
cemented hy patriotism and uati na' | ride. M
and to point out a fair tie d wliera prosper I
oils and diversified Aim rh an catorpiise may |
grow and ihiivc in the wholesome at tun-.- j
phei e of American industry. i g-mi ly and ; "
intelliget.ee. \ ,
TAB 11 I IU I HUM. | ,<
is still our purpose. Though we o|>; o?e : lij it
theory th'it turitr law-* limy he | used h iv ng j <>
for their object the granting of di>crimiiin- ' n
ting ami uufiir govt! tiuiom >1 ?i I to private i h
ventures, we wage no exterminating wtr a
against any Atneric in interests. He believe |>
readjustment can be accomplished in acc irdance
with the principles w e profess w lit- It
out disaster or dcuio'iticn. We believe tint tl
the ailvuntuges of freer raw inateiiVs sliouM u
be accorded to our manufacturers and we n
conteinpla'c a f>iir and careful (listrihution u
of nece-sary tar tl burdens rather tliau the |
jircc'pitHtion of free tr.ide. We amicipate d
wtili ca'mticss tho mist cprc-entati m of our e
motive and pur| uses it,v<i gited hy the ? -1 ?
tishuess which seeks to hold in unrelenting d
graap its unfair advantage under to nre .
cm twiirt laws it's aili je y upon tin. in I i
ir'ttir f?I'o-v io n.lrjineii lo r j<*.iv
cltu-I'n i|? .rly c >??ipr ?iu;r ' < <i i
>i ty of our |'C)|i'? ii pi miiiii/ <lc-? rue i
riuj'i*y <>f Asiirrmii uil*iv?lii, mi S *
ii >w toy <; i?:i ?' l.o fri/.lilyiie?l ! / 11?
{ ci'lr <?! !? ;> '?>iMo lite lm !c.
; ri:x >i i. it.tru*.
W i!i i!i-? i. In-ill er. 1*1 i -u t n<l uivi.igetii*^
>f our U vi?r*>hi- ? <lvj> ii I -iii on il ? ji ; !
i?r will, I1 o K'-JitnI power i- It>e in-l?miur
?f iit .no . IIr-rrf -r* tIi
tll? n| I uf lli-t oj>|> n* of Dmnorr.ey i
ni> r cm iv ii hii i c lit' el i In- Bulling - -ft'
r?i? c-i IitonvI* tiJ ml ??? n<* en, wli c!i r
i-*j l.iiiA-iftti mi mi-L'i.lr, :o rcTer*.- l'ie (. i
liiiiCiii.il il m'e 1'ilixiio h I-Iw? ii i!
I> op ? ni.il t r ,.iv rii > e l, *uuii 41 ?
.in 1 11; 11 ? fail 'o t ? rcj i<l <1 l?> 1I1 ii/'
rt.| men hh pr i.f t.f h li'i! I ilelnriiiiii .||i*n 1
I , 1110 I' ?* ? -ei 'I mry ?-f -i il*"ce I le I f -tr
II r 1AI :< i|i<r#-?j ?-?J if Ins free X|?* # -?!
if i'u-p ji'ilar w II T ? r x 1 * I lit Ii ii m:1ic i
* ii in) ii I -1* f I rui'.cr ry Ai n I I :i-i
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1 nin I It-i: *1 fin yii on 1 t lore - I!>c ?iit- 1
! v i-i-il povit-r - e p i-s -i.i 1 . ilitf.u r* o
- 1 . 0. 1 0 I f in. 1! il -n l> 11 - it) ? II ! ?? 1 11
tc ' in i?>' > 1?ij? uf their r jjh *>.
bki \ji mvn::V.
I li ' ' ?d iU'lll f, I I > *?*.:.i \ ,
!i not ii.ii'.ijr I'.n ..ill y -oAei at ti y.'i
11 in* I i ? Iv lIn* I' Lii*iii'j i iiu >l.i. I'*
if :| Ifcdrr ill.I V I I* till* I'll? Ill lif I ? |>. I I !?
r'lir H'.v. ""'I " I *' ' Mat*. wIuIImt go!
ilv.'fi'i ??.( ' " ' -Ini'iM lie mi regulnlt
i hi I gnu 11 * > I l.y 'I in r> i i.?; |. 5
w 11 1 ! r fill in do, 1 lull 1.0 oi?ii 1 iii I
I -1 in! "i | an i<i I1 1* ij?m l.i ii y nil Blub lily
j!.i in! c. I.vtry lo Ihi* |ii.l ill the lin?n
<< "fj l?: V-on if be 0' llie-amc ill in*
viil'.i'< I |i.in m i, ;VNr 'Villi I'.i* co
liilni ubit In ely jj'i.*i |i fyil I)-lii jjj|*f u
i v c*: 'o tni'ely U|'?u eijii
inrnw ?u lli? a jinf'me'.f of >?t;* ont* 0 *r
In ?lt*t in; with 1I1 i <| 11 siio i no aclfit
1 !i? 1 w ?|joi|l 1 1 f :tl wo I t j lire veuu an
mi il .lib l?n' bj.- 1; ! i'll' .'l.nn'il lie.'iffeinp'ti
I In* uii*.If n** i 1 r | eo,* ? (.? v;ii;* fr-.m >1
efi' i i.ry ? *10 inim-rlVet iMsT ibmion 1
h in n**y itii'i 11I11I1.11 nrglit lo he fully at
1 mi *l y 1*. *;Mii/ei| iin I tfli?*i iiily ruin
i.iil It mIioii i>, li'iii-iiyci*. bo roii?(:inl
I'lni'iiibi ru I I'mi ill*.* tii''oiiycii:?>:ii"a oi* l
ml inl/li1 flii?l' 11 in - li -1T11 :i 1 f n run I
noi*ii lii-ii" I uri r ib.in III*.' 1 11 ?*isi| li
1 r.s\vlii*!i iniisl I'll n v a 'I s"<u'l'iui) en
r.'iH-y.
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I'n'.I e *fii? ii'- ;?i**: in- n- i,'< "f 1 lie | e
|l IS I lll'l it'III' tliuil' <llif \ 1*1 Mi'llTO 1'.
1 has 1 bey j*iiiii*im*iiI i'n* li si an | nn
'llicieni | 1 rim innin ill' iiiiblii* woi'U. 'I'll
nuiiuiy o.-ci ro i>/ r?vir'iu
i c.?'..iuol iiiii ?x hi ilit* so'ocli ii hi (In
i* ii ini*iiI en: I '> i i'-i. Tin' i' cuiiM'ler ftli'H
il in' iir* Mi|}."-tcul jus i In-11 i ii ii lor limn
iil'n i unco In I liu I'- iur ii||?l spin! il'ov
Civic'! llT'il'iil. I il (.*!*< mi', IlifVVVOr, Olll
im iiii s ol litis 11l:i i wliirli nlillll biutly Coll
iii'ii11 ii. 'i'linut)!Ii 11 n|n I'liiion worth
in iil in ivory si I on nn<l condii inn i
\in lio n I I"* ii ri'io^iii/.'iil i i tlio ilis'ribi
i ii of | ii'>lic o n I \ nii'i.l, whilo its nppl
' Imp i'iii|? l.i rnso llic s'uinl.ir Is nf |i.?|:|
nl ni'ljvijy i' '.'ii ilu'S|inTs nf limiting hii
nllinVn^ pa v uliii! il i - in ! > I Ii e inlvoono
! parly | 1111vi|* os I>y ic^n V any u'^uiiiem
ini: i'i:v*ii?M iititimk.
1 lio Ainoriohi |?o?|il'5 uro pencivus nil
r:i'i'Iii!, iiinl lli y linvo impressed (Ion
ii r olorislirs mi 111 -ii* llnvo iiuionl. Tliuri
i o ? I ; a: riii i?' *i in I jus I cili/.cn*' inti-l ooii
i ii 11 lii r,,il . i"-ii|i:iMl i-iii I'r mil* wort Ii
riot nil hi 11ioI"i all'* | l l ''.' 1*1 IIIi i-s of I'hiilm
Ii ?vo ilii-'l. .No ?-.iii(>*..11.? vbir*'i' I.
i.ii'n uf liio n.ii mill ' f i nil! c uuiiioy )>:ii
i i|iii-i ;?>'ln:iMy disabled nr made dej ct
t in I y reason i i' tinny service. Hill on
o'i situ Kit .f li'iin r. i: lit'* i li I :i in i ii a I c i l>
II ili\s- ii *% ii * 1 ii'ivilj.nt.J ly demagogic (Hi
iiis is ijiio M III so wiin/ie \y< mini
iloin die roll and ( ? nil our people wli
( light ti li-'ticr (lio I't'nyo mid true. h i
Iso duo (? Oiose v.? j ...... i roiii
liquid l?o fallowed to lioni reverently ou
ivingly (lie si ii of American p 'triolin
nd Imij'iide illiHiintod ly our pousio
id'. I'rot'cisee r led In voloruu sol
icrs in public employ mc?.l should bo st cui
d (o i lie iii lioiioslly and whltoiil'i vayi '
ud when oipab'o and worthy (licir claim I
olpf'jl rc/ird.<iid (lie gra'ilude of tbri
untidy mou khr-.'d l o uiiprudringly ir
liowlt'dco I.
11 Mi'i i i m i tw >.
Assnr aiioes to lin' ) ople ef the 111 m< >
i livi hi il liberty o nitem - ? i li ilie pear
ml e >o<l hi'ier i> a eanlinal |>?-ini|>lo i
or <iovcrninetil. This ^.vo< ii> sanction I
o\at ens Miniplnary laws, wnieh iinneeee
at- ly inlerf m w il It sue i hahits ami cm
ulna of < iir people wo ?re n.>t tVensive t
il -1 hi ra! miar, at .1 are not inooii-istei
v tli jjO'i'l ci*izetislii|i iiinl public we fire.
I lie same pi i n'i; I?i f ipiircs tliit tb? lin
.e'we-n subjects which nie | roperly witlii
tovei tune r al cunt ml ami those which ai
11 an iit'ia^y lot". In parental refill it in
ihmiitl lie carefully kept iti view. Ait ci
' tetil eilttc itioii. wisely ileum.al a propt
irt pat aiinii lor citizenship. shoiiM not ii
rolvo impairment of wliolisoiite parent:
:iit Ii ii iiy n r ilo violctieo to hot'schol
t ,in?eio!icc. l'a'er.m'iam in goveraniau
imls no appr val in the croeil of tlie l?eni
utraey. It is a symptom of misrule, whet Ii
r it is man fe-ttfil in antlioii/.e?l ^it'is or li
in itiiwnriaiiluil Ci.ntrol of per-mial an
uiiuly ntVa rs.
iMMn.it \iion.
ttiir people, still olier.aliinjr the feeling ?
iiiinan fellowship which h'lon^e l to on
le/utning lis a tinti n. require their tioieri
rent i i express for them their tytupath
viih all those w ho arc opj resso 1 uti.l r an
rale less tin e tli m ours. Tli-; generous Ine
i iilitv, which '.a one of :ho tn.i-1 p oinitiet
if unt- nation il charatt'-ristics, prompts t
;? welcome the woithy ami iirliistrn us i
ill la'iils to homes ami citizenship anions m
I'u.s ho-piiablo >oi?ttmciiI is ii"i viol.viet
however, l?y careful an I r< as -liable regub
ion* for liio protrci -n of pub'ic health, ih
lo?* it jusiity tli-' leoepfion of immigrant
ivlio have no appreci ?i ion i f our institution
t in I whose presence am tig us is a nienue
0 | rare an I good < rder.
I II K I It \ N s I - 11| >11 A n i'lMI..
I'lie iinjio't anc? of die Nicaragua alii|
Mvlli/'iti-,. tdmnbl
iinmuii'l tho jiriijor' > i,-.%eminent approvan
I endorsement.
Mil l.lll.l Mill in iM'Osirio.n.
(lure unlry may not only expect from
io*e win lvpresi ui lliein in puhl c p'ficis :
iduou-tae f"i' iliin:- which arc directly
ml pa'paMv related to the r material inter
its, tm' tliev u'so fully appreciate th<
ilue of cull ivu ing our national p i It* am
1 iiititiiiii'' iir nat onal honor. Belli tliei
iateii.il int rr-ts an 1 naiionnl pride am
on ?r arc intaluali'e in ih t?c esi of tin
olniul'iia I'.xpioi'ioii and they wilt not 1>
ie incd i" c ml nc any neglect of effort!
n the pirt of tlicir tiovcrniiicni to iusuri
i the grandeur i f 'his event a lilting ex
ibit of American growth and grcitncss an
splendid demonstration of Auieiicai
Dtiio'isai.
In an imperfect and incomplete : miner I
ivc tlitis endeavored to Male snuo of tin
tings which ncc >rd with the creed an 1 in
.-lition of iho party to which I have given
y life-long alleg'ance. Wy ntiemrt ha
ot boon to intrust my countrymen nor tut
nriv but to remind both tli.it Democrntti
netrine l.es near iht principles of our llov
riiiii'M.I and tends to promote the people'
on I. I am tv.l ing to he accused of ad
essing my countrymen on trite t .pi -s am
a !. .i.irly fashion lor I believe import an
t't'li. hav 1 uud on th" suilace of thought
1
I. I.I .
i i <1 fin ihey s'i ull >>? aUtcd >n direct and ,
* ? i,ll? '"* CM
OX IIM MKilTB. eri
'l!i n-li mooli in !oft unwii"on. my rccorl na
n* ? iiM c ?? tin.i 1> ?n>< sense for irU- |
i.n 1 i s ;i:i'liii? my I??-1ioT nirl | o-ition ,
ii ? <|u-"? .on' wl.io!i hit now |iro<on'cil io : ^
it i!n ti fr< <?' I' d i iii'l f.r llirir deci*:on.
- (".til ?i o third fitna l? r?prc??i?l the : pli
I Ji'.rlv of inv \~Z ii i':J toiltOSl lor mc - ah
in >is |i-in.i y of D mocrutic |>Vinci|>l? *, my $%
0 or i f >1 n|ij?ivo'ntio ? i f i n C nfidenca !c a mi
ir il nil I' c ii lei n bb?i8? of my rev jmj
in , po'ifli i ly. If t'ic no ion of ilia f'o i? n- pf
ii- n n von ib r'lcnt rli J! l e i n lora-il tiy lis da
1 < .(! H..sot inv ci.iiiit'.viiirii. I "ill a* time ! wl
- , i1 e <1 i|i? o' il<a jjro.i Rim* i? wlii li I hare J
i ?* ?: ( miii.t'd, I.n wuij* ?o'! iI? 'uiiors .
i<? hii 1 |i-t|>l-x l ii, inl vri Ii liiiinS o ral nor# *
y |h? I iriii-* llrin?, infinite in power to
ii n.i an i euM.tl.li | in p Iclifil cure ror our fir
ic ~ i - rj I nation,
s ' V' II'? ve|" I uly, ,
i (jiuivf:: <'i,kvi i..?*k, "*
1,1 (lin> J! i'-Ui, Sapid ; tiei 20, IJW, Jc
' ; n?'ie jncelfy
>l?
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I'li.laji Odwlirr I I, 1V.>2. or
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' . / rr/o.v, $i :>o n.u .\sslm
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y 1 OFFICE DIRECTORY. K'
'J 'I'Jii' !' will l>o Tor bushiest*
j i'iui>: b A M. lo 0.00 I'. M. b|
/ i 'I In; Money Or ler L>?| ariri.oul will be 1*1
,Vj 1 I i business from 1) A. M. lo 1 I*. M. w
i ib b'vulli b un'l Dm I nrriro< ? t JJ. ,
* i>r .
'j,; N? *" I 0U"J M> |1 II flvb< j?i l l'( ?'
y. 1 I'. M.
' ! H nc: '? xi). will lo cmp'led eery day j?
; j .? r. m.
| Any ituiliui.linn or irregularities should
'* i,. report oil prnmpll v' lo the I*. M. l''
"{I j.iit'NTKit. r. .M. ?i
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y ! A IMUWOSITIOX* n?
s i A Farm and Stock Paper Froo- s!
t I j' - tr:.|nl Id ihv. Tl.UO.S wlio r*'
1 i .\nl ji'ii/ nil m it'll* o^o yo?v ill
I i-Jvt,.j ;i!(y new subscriber p?y |r
! i",? cue yo.ir i'? advance, we will solid n,
,r }:il ?:|t? y ir,
i j 1 II K 1 AHiiiylf'S (iI;I DK, T1
,z C?
110.MI-; COMPANION, Li
-j A j?r i :io I Hjtni-Monthly Ktuok
r Kami .1 oUi in I. 01
.v v. is I be time to subscribe and s,c
' . til
[Ij* renew y >ur .-ub-uflptton tu tl?o I lMISj.
New Advertisements.
j. .Mil invry.? Mrs. Grant. pc
,| I<> III >e l.nlc'tcl.?T. IS. Ilailcy. jj.
.. Supi r ul< ndeiu of I'oor House.?County I
| C iiiii. icio:.ers.
I. 'iumoi ,y I*.ti ier.?New Law Firm.
-- in
<1 Collou M alert
" Subs ol" the wiek. Laics, l'riccs jin
, langcil from 7^ < > 7 '.'0.
0 Jom.-\n.i.r., tnt Io.?Market lure from
^ 7 : to X\ Sales f>r week So bales.
i.'.J" flight f-o?i* I, iv<i bv'V t'" t',rc*
v morn ngs tlii* weeek in nnliy puts of this
Coui.ly.
)S ~~ * * ?
io Rf-S)... .bsckson Crogoiy, n Gowdeys*ile
is fs'urmcy, la,.t apc}( dug a Cuba yarn potato j
j v. i?' 'jjtjja.~<, j
u Give the clij dron of the coun y a
" h i.i lay n xt Friday, a id bring them to
' town io jo n in the grand parade.
. ^ - tr
I.'lira (beer, a one-armed coloted
" girl, living in Mr. .!os. Sanders' place, in
IrcVcl 'JUG lb C ttoll. 010 li IV illat I
1\ It j call c in li'il il
...
Mr .lames II. Itolgcr Ins teen
1 cUclvi! Sccri.1^ > ;i'hj T< rsurer of the Union "
()ij n|| ( Mauul'tio uiiiig Co , aii-1 now line j
5*" charge o ill-.' Oil Mill. j
O . m . |
*" It is I'Vojmsc I lo make next Friday, 9b
childrcns day. sure enough, in this couniy, w
l( b} biinging nil the chil Iren ,of the County
together hi one glorious celebration. Ft
it* _ ... ?? i?
? I be following gentlemen hare been ro
ro appointed Conunt.s iotiers of tho Federal
1,1 election: K. I'. Smith, J. \V. J nines, S. S.
^ Stokes.
|l BOl We hope lo sec tho sweet faces of I
children fn in every so it vol anil neighbor- J<
it hooil in the county in tho long lino of tit
'* march through tho town next Friday.
v (tvjy- Tho mad dug spoke i of last week
d that at lacked Mr. J. M. nennett, was after- r<
wards killod by Mr. A. J. Fates.
... - ?
)f j C?s>"' Fvery jarent nnd teacher in this
r j County should, if possible. be in L'niou next a'
'* ' Friday, it will In a gala day for the chil* C<
v I droit. ' " b
y
j, ! Brfffc. Air-. Henrietta Irby, widow of the ^
l9 late Col. I. II. Irby mid mother of Senator
f J. I.. M. Irby. died at her resilience in
' l.attrens last week, at the advanced ago of
' 7 1 vears.
_ . or
9 liK^r The roll of C illbr.1 Seminary now *'c
3 tut in bets bo?thirty boarders and twenty- 111
8 live day scholars. I'lle roll of boarJing
pupils is cxpeitcd to reach -10 by lh? ?nd ftn
of this moth.
r i <1 " I |
| celebrating the mini ?? ? ??' the gieai day l \
\ when their country was discovered. tlx
* ' by
! (iOK K? SCOTT. Marriid, at the resi- tn
1 denes of the bible's fill lie, .1. W. Scott, Oct, ()|]
I "J. ls'.ej. by l%ov. 1> I". Itoyd. assisted !>y |)R
, Ke\. I). Tiller, Mr. Thos. II. More to Miss j(
- | Mice Scott . all of Union County. ^
' BM^.. 1 >011 t deprive the children of the
| (treat p'tnsui c of joining in the celebration
next I'ri lay. It will be pleasantly reinem- * ?
bcred by tliem lotiz after tluir latent* and Wl
I
? , teacher- have g nc to their everlasting rest. '
t : - . am
We regret to learn that Judson pri
Sarratt. eon of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sarrntt, be
is lying almost hopelessly sick, with typhoid
I fever, at the residence of his parents at |
J (laffney tMy. Ilis sister, Mrs. S. M. Kice, w'?
Jr., of this town was summoned by tele- "PI
i . s?"
, graph to his bedside. for
j I nffy. It is intended to make next Friday pe]
ihc t iggest day" that Union has ever had. Uoi
- : Send the children from the country to rcc m'J
it and swell tin grand chorus of sweet
t fc Cot
, voices. And paren'" lu< sure and conn }(
I i yourselves. IV
V
(
A SfuixflKS* Sunkay Obi>ikax?r ?Tlie
ly Cwn'H-il </' Gre n?ile he* under con-i I tlen
l!?? f?f i*?nlng p'oeison in "An Or lin?e
fo'tbo better < bs-rvancc of ll-e lord's
iy." it if * s'ring nt provi?ion, an-l vrc
ould like toret it Ki el lo Greenville :
"Sert\'?n '2. 'lo bar r.om, saloon or cH??r
?cp wl'w? "''"I:. y<iv liquors nre sold,
nil be. ojienoj on tlie Lord'a ?l?v f?r n.?
I?, gift or h*'ter of spirit unit* liquor* or
ill'Iq'ters, wtoc ov enter, or fbr any other
irpo e. Awd it i-huM he unlawful for any
rs'-n or pe eons to enter on the Lord's
j ?ny ??r room, rat-on or rtlier pUee
liere ?. i i'nos's liquor* are rol?l."
F-r our pail wo liii<ik Iho prwrut Stat*
are ng.iml tilling wiii key ?u the LorJ *
>j a e quit|-aufB i. n1, if you can fin I,
wt, i< burners who ?i 1 go upon tlie witness
n l on I leihry fnl"?t th< ?lo!-it r* of the
?r/, ami n .tl, H-J qfljovre, fioai Mayor
mn. wh) \ti I -t let y a i?l pi sis lent'y enr,
e Ihe 'aw.
Fu iJsj in a ?l-?* ..hioli s?i?-u ke psrs
el safer from Jetc- ti n il.nn cn a-.y oilier
iy in tliu week. The Christian p-ople
a ^.oioutunity r,te g nc?'i iy at church,
? at their h in s, on that day ? i?'l
>l Maiding arcund the st cets watch
g barrooms, whi e tVje who don't
i to chunk, generally ''fake a nip" or two
? tiuudfty,AH|i'i K'tji d va?hei yl ank tl o
uk(-e| cr Sr ohhg'iig them tlnu rrpjit
im f>r viola lug the Sun lay law Not umie
con slop pro. le <1 iuki g whiskey on Ibe
ard'a liay\ wi I -ty law st p tlie sale of it
i iliot daft
tln'lcrsfiul u*. *v ait opp- t,e<t to diinkg
or sollipg whiskey, as a beverage, on
iy day, Lit diinki-'g and so' ing g handban
I; one can sot exist wi hout the oilie:;
i<1 as it is now well esla'jl s'.ie 1 that the
i
ccley treatment wi 1 dip the drinking and
i.oi'.e else h a prop -,cu on pu^ct^al piun fa
op ^be selling. wo suggest that a funt} bs
iso 1 in every set>1 uien', town and c'ty,
r the purpo c <>f pulli"g erery man or wo an
(hot dpnb-i wMikcy tin ler ihe Kcelry
cat im pi Tli't will stop both drinking
i(i *ej|i|ig ?oiit| then the milUnu urn.
116 Foil List
Tl?o labor, cxprif.se an I tax upon tli?
ipacjty of ilie i Dice to g< t on' the I'oll
ist this year cniui*d con-i lerable delay in
tting the list of mos' of the Townships to
ir subscribers, oi'tl w? had to ma 1 them
parntely, in the form of a Supplement to
e Timks
From information received, the can*as of
c several Townships hi this County, for
ill tax payers, has jut upoi tho poll lax
t nearly if no" qn'le UOO additional names,
Iding that number of dollars to the school
nd of tho County, so that tho expense*
curred was mnoiy prfi'nMy invested.
T/ic idlouing lie number of poll (ax
ijere in each Township ,
I. Jonesritle Tow ?hip........ U;'>8
'J. Draytonville " 238
3. Gowdeysvile ' 'J87
1. Tinckney " 427
5. Un'oii " 207
ij. Gnntu- ' 327
7. Plato iinra u
8. Ilogansvillo " ... 241
0. Go^'nen Hill " 122
0 Criss Keys ' 190
1. U?ion School District 217
Vital no*
[ "irr
langefe in Advertiaements.
Wo clill attend n to tho change of terms
the advertisement of thc-ale of Paeoiei
tld", by T. I.. 11 anu s, I'xecutor.
Also, in tho aUve;ifsfiuuii. of tho Annual
eetiug of tlie Ouuuly Couimissions, to the
?th November.
Far.i.i.otf Of I'lfos^fiatf Royalty?Die
Vowing returns of the Phosph&ie Royalty
ow a.ioui fill ing off from last year,
iiicli fell off from tin* ycai' bet'ore.
Coi.ombia, S. C., Oct. 8.?The boeks of the
,ate treasurer show that for the year endg
September ills', 1892, tho phosphate
ick reyal'j paid ilie Siato amounist (a
144,792,884, a lulling off of $119,799,88
om the previous aenr.?Special to Green'
lie Xews.
? . ?BUST
Tl?? of the new Law firm of
dinson & llutler, appears in our columns
is week.
The senior member of the firm, J)ivid
dinsm, , Fsq., is well known to our
adcrs. lie practiced Law ? this bar many
>ars and is acknowledged to be one of the
dest Lawyers in the Sta'e.
Mr. T. 11 llutler, the junior member. Is
so well known to the citizens of this
junty. He is a young man of decided
ility, and is rising fast in his profession.
B >th g^nt'emcn arc nitives of Uniin
innty, and their combined talents make
strong and popular firm.
. .
As was announced last week the
dinntion and installation of Rev. C. A. II.
nnings to the pastoragc of the Prosbytein
Church took p'ace last Sunday night.
Be*. N J. Holmes preached'h^ sg,rjamii
services ?cu vtry 90;,mj| anJ
||B?V W# are truly pleased to team umt
t report of the killing o' Mr. Hamilton
Editor Alman, at Darant. Mi-s, it not
ic. The unfortunate and purely accidendifficulty
between the two gentlemen
s been mutually adjusted, and the former
>se friendship between the parties has
-n fully ra-tore-l.
-
B?JX.. The 2-ith session of the l uion
unty Baptist S S. Convention w ll meet
lit the Padgett's ereek church on Friday
<th) before the r>lh Sunday of this mouth,
I will include the 2'ttli and 80th. The
DgrAinntc and subjects ftr discussion will
published nest week.
Dtt, Wit at a Cotrtiii.?Will you heed the
ruing. The s:gtml jcrimps of the sure
proacli of that more terrible disease. Connwion.
Ask yourselves if you can afford
tile sake of saving 50c, to run the risk
I flu nothing for it. We know from cxriencc
that JShi'oh's Cure will cure your
ugh. It never fails. This explains why
re thsii a .Million bottles were sold the
a year. It relieves croup and whopping
ugh at once. Mothers do not be without
For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's
reus Piaster. .Soli by H. K. Smith \ Co.
Fercor all.
lVnitcniiaiy j.ti?rd I.y es carried tw
I rcpreseutitires" from Union fountr <1 >w
I with bin Sunday. o.ie orlw? yen's, tl
? oilier one year. IJoth c- lore<l.
! Mi?s Ltl!a McKin ck after an
' 7?*"? returned Turn lay.
' Mr. W, ii. Mclio't tinp of (be News sii
| Cour er, was in I'.wn ill ? w>ck busily i
newing o'd and taking new sut scriptiors i
Ilia p.ip r.
T?e Metlioli.'i Cliureh will commence i
a?riea of ?ervic a last right, at 7-} o'clock
Cor. Mr, ?tull, of Williamson, preacho
' the f-r?l sc-inon. The chnrcli is noirl,
I cooii triad, It. v ng been rent de e I on th<
' in:i!?.
i . Mr. II. I# Gum is 'yin{ quite sick nt Iiit
real'eiKcou Main stic ?.
| Mr. W. L. Wal ace went to Ibirl iHo, N
I flast Mo- day, < 'a rc be ?i!l earn the col
I ten bUMr.o?-.i|M*t|. {'(. .til Co ton To.
i Maj, 1>. K. [ iincn, of Sparianbu?g, at
I t endc I court ill's and ingnel o
J C' b *' G. I'll c n
.Mr. D. I',. 113 <i 1 icW, l>q.. ofS| nrlanbing
is nllci di p c Mil this week.
Miss Mny iibcnn went down cn th
! South b 1:11 I train Monday. She \rill b
i' sciiy n!, ilie li in'ow.
Rev. 11. Alis on returned from the m-un
laius on Tu> ?d?y.
Mis. \V. \V. I'li: cm, of l?i nrlunburg, i
.riling Mis. 1', C. Duucim, who is >>niti
s ck with fy vi i\
ay N. McN'ally wont io Athens, G
on Wtdnssdivji- to U'liyi) the an of buying
cotton.
Judge Co bran is a tending c.Mirt ami it
the guest <f Mr flio. C. Peri in.
Mittet Aguei and Jennie Lee McMas
tcr. of C luinl ia. arc vis'ting Mis. Jas. M
(let).
K IV. Sltnnd, Km| , and Col. Duvi I John
s n are aliening court.
Mr IV, C Wallace left ymterdiy f,.|
Madison, On., abcie he wj'i buy cotton.
Thee tton buyers' home? Union. S. C.
Columbus J)ay. Ooi 21st., 1893.
Will he ce vhrale 1 by the while schoo's < t
l'u on CVuiity at the tnvn of Uuion oi
Friday the 2lst ill"t.
The prog amine is as follows .
1. Orand [n-nde <f the children at II
o'clock. L:ne of march starts from Gr?dp?i
School grotin U, wh io all the children
whether owning t? town by themselves, with
tljiir pqren's, or as schoo's, are urged to
asseinb'o from 10 to 11 o'clock.
2. Devotional exercises at stand on Graded
School grounds, at 12 o'clock.
3. Recitations by pupils, representing the
County schools at the s'agc in the grove.
1- Formal cxtrcisrs close with singing the
j r.s'icttul hymn "A inerb'beginning, "My
I pountpy 'tis of tiite. i
The following points should b" b >rnc in
mind :
That this is a County celebration and
every (cache-, whether his or iter school bj
in session n iv or not, is expected to be present,
ami uso every influence to have (lie
children of pis oi tie? sei,o#i oy community
here an l take part in tho par.ido.
That the celebration is under the auspices
aod management of the Couniy Teachers'
Association.
T?<?t ovcrv hov and cvoi v trirl in ilie
Cptinly wtio is ijgw pi schooj or j.au beon in
school during tiio last yo4v, ii expected tc
join in the parade.
That, a Uui'C'l St-tcs flag, not smaller that
12 by 18 inches will be presented to inoli
child in line.
That every parent in the County is urgfi
to be present that day ami sec what nti im
posing dcinonsti'iti m the children of tin
County can make.
That jtyCjy one wl>o rends this notice i
cspcctol t > help to the Oust of nis or lie)
abili y to swell the numbers that day,
That a first c'nss band of music from
neighboring county is exported to forms!
music f'>r the occasion.
That by spcjc'al arrangement (lie leal in;
girls' school in tho County will look apei
the Htato colors, and will constitute ai
attractive feature of the parade.
Ti.n' lite children will carry at variou
points in tlie lino nio'toCC. iuscip'iou* am
demands" which every parent in th
Coun'y should read and regard.
That fhcru nr.yer was a demons!ration o
this kind in the County before, and it shoul
not be missed.
Thai main street, in the town of Union
will bo gay with flags and bunting tlia
d ?y.
Thai the Committee wants to see till th
children in the County, from t> to 18 yuar
old, and all the pupils over 18, in the lin
of march, wearing every day clothes an
smiling faces.
That every teacher n >w (etching wil
send a ref resentn'ive from his or her schoo
to take part in the declamations, witheti
iiiniier uuiicp.
Uodim. MUICHISOX,
For Com.
For iiie 1'l.mks.
The Mamoth Cave of GeorgiaAlftmuiuin
Vk.? V. . V
It is beautifully nrlis'io. \Ve went into it
about a quarter of a mile. There are rooms
in it, and it h is nice water , and in oik
room there is a counter of rock that project?
from the wall, and on t >p of litis counter r
tpring of lime water as clear as cryst*
issues, wlji c at the end of the counter is n
rock in the shape of one of tho piteni beegums,
about ns large as a water bucket al
the bottom, tapering until it comes to <i
point at the top. It is very near while and
looks like a statue; and overhead there uro
little pieces of rock about as large as your
finger, hanging like icicles frcm I ho top,
looking like they were finished off with
"old gold," when the reflect! ill of the light
of a lantern shines upon tlicm.
And outside, en top of (be cive, tho pioi
lure is n;o?t beautiful. It is erecn with
tines of many kinds, while the moss is just
lovely, and it appears very strange to see
the trees growing over the cave, it looks
as if they were growing on top of rooks.
Several of its spent a day nt the cave lr>et
week. We took our dionerswitli us. and
had a "spread out ' in true picnic style.
And oh ! we just had an good
iiino. We will close for fear our letter
will he too long- Wishing the venerah'e
Jvlifor and i) o oil Union Timks much
succes, we are
You!struly,
Mamie ami Cuihii:.
v.
("onespcn of ilu Tim .
ro Hews from North Pacs'et
n Krr* Jant. Oc'. 1".?The Wilkinsrilli
ie . f.iier..ry hik| De'ut ug S c c*jr a- it? in*l
) mee'ing fleeted 11.e folio* in? trie?e? 'rr
# i quarter -'Jjsj Drc 31, K. (j
- I'at'K'k, President; S. I. Ilnmmct', Vie*
I*ie?"ieul ; W. A. liairtneit, Secretary; J
1(j A. McKowo, Tro'tsuio , J. <J. Hugg us,
t li:i|>!ain ; Co-i iinilt? 'it Delate, M. 11.
c" Mac lusm, J. C. Jitteric* and J. L Strriu.
to Th? eobj.ct f r discussion next Saturday
ni.'lj', loth i 'si, i? :
a limolrfd. That I he Krr a'tcip-ition of the
tU?t? has be< u beneficial lo the Southern
State*. Affirm* ire, K K. Le aster, William
' Word and It. C. I'airick. Negatiee, J. O.
y ii' Kgiiit. J- A. McKown aud .1. 0. JtfTeries.
a Jack Frost came in Inst week and nippid
a few plan's. 1 far he is b-nt on ealjr
mist hi> f.
' I I'cnry il wo >d, whose arm was broken
I aom. 1 " " '
i -> ftvmi g iiui g nil rtptif.
| Mr. I.clloj McAnk1 r ha* got up and
boa' ngniu.
I As cV u la C rbt t'.-^.uUi'nM rg''t look
j p'nce iu the tin: p*-1 t lb s County a few
* ' 1 Ult'J fc'tong some b?>?8. It bus beeu
j- kept a prof uu I secret as to who they were
< r !:o . the} r.i ne ou".
r.cv. >lr (.lntks^n pr ached one of bja
{'a n, tr c ici! ser.nons at Wi sop'* Chapel
yc Icidny troni the text* hc?efare, beloved.
c se. iiig that to l"uk fur ?urli 11*?be dili'
g pi lh ye may be found of Him in p ace,
d I without sp t au'l 1-latue'css.?II I'cter, 8:
I 1 1
We hop * the inu ifc-to is>ued by tiio
ti nchcr.s of Ui-iou C unty, throng!; the r
clid'uian, I'rof. It d.crl 11, tn re tard
" to the proper *u<er'ar ce of 0 Iambus Day,
e ,v? 1 meet licit utt-n-ion i:o.u tin people in
general which Us impm lance demands. If
possible 1 t nil the children, nuile and female,
' in the C.unty, within school age. at least,
> belli bio ih >i dnv. Parents and guirdims
c me io the r.ss stance of your teach r and
4 make the ccca-Jon one long to bo rememtioied.
Take y ur chi'dren mid place them
in ilie charge < f these ncble men nod w?meu
who ore d- iog in re f >r ibis County than ^11
the politician^ eoipb'ngd.
\v>v regret to hear of the s. vcrc sickness
in Mr. A. \. Surr.tt's finiily at Gaffney
C ty. We assure tlieiu that our sympathies
and that of this cymmitni'y go out to them
in Gils iry mg oi dor.l.
Fi'jin our Virgin a correspondent wc learn
that near the center of ilie old Seven l'intu
ba tie grouud (tie Fcler.il (jiverumeiu
estM liihcd a National Cemetery scvera
yiars ago. .\ sex'on is cmpioyrit at a line
r sdary to keep it ia order, and it is a pleas^
lire resort for i i -d t .rs, 'l'hc r> ml IVom iheie
1 10 Jlo loai'n (nidge is now oue of the priori
pal thorough fares lending to an I from the
city of Hig'iinon I. llelow the Seven Fines
I the Wil ianisburg r< ad ramifies intu sireral
. roads | paled anil leading through finely cultivated
grounds to t!ie diffeient battlefields,
. which n ow have hut little more to mark the
i lines than an liumtdc ?wc'l from the level
surface or the neaps upon the timber. JuH
above Frzxlo's Mill thevo is sti l evidence of
the dre idful light in October, 1S(>4, where
Gary's brigade was snnportol by that of
other S. <\ troops under Long-tree1 aud the
imuiottal Jenkins. Fines that will make 20
rails to the cut are n >t more than HO feet
It gh, the top, were shot off. Since the war
most if tlic^e p'.acis have been visitnl by
distinguished Europeans, nod even members
of thoiaiiiii.cs j>f c,rowned heads have pirne
to lot k over these historic grounds
Our tenders w>ll p'cn*e pardon this alrnpt
digression frmi tlio subject matter of an
| ordinary County newspaper correspondence,
for they arc ua'ters in which the oil
soldier olrmeut and their chil/'.reu nnd
grandchildren have an interest, nnd therelore
we expect to allude to diem, even nt tlis
r'nk of l-oing criticised
Hey, Ji 11 Swan will |ieuii ai Su'em
next Sabbath, ltitb nt 11 A. M.
llev. \V. W. Orr, the evangvlist, has been
compelled to with haw his appointment to
begin a series of meetings at Sharon next
| Friday, in consequence of sickness.
. T.b.",, North, Facii et Alliance Uuiou meets
1 at W dkiiiaviFc Acadomo next ohiuiu... ......
t at 2 o'c'ock F, M. Vox.
i Correspondence of the Timks.
Susy Cliftoa Briefs,
1 Clifton, Oct. 10. ? Political excitement
having subsided, Clifton wears the serene
1 though busy nvpact which chavnrtsriscs it,
and our met chants arc receiving a good
trade from the surrounding country.
Mr. K. lluniar, Manager of the stores of
the Clift- n MTg and 1). E. Converse Com
panics, has recently retimed front New
York :.nd Dahimoro where he made his Fall
and Winter purchases.
Mr M. S. Mitchell has removed to the
a handsome s'ore oil Main street, o-vned by
li Mr A K WiHqiinfAr
Messrs. W. It. llshnp and 1). 0. .Stewart
have recently purchased the stock of Mr.
" J. L. Ceoksy, and will conduct business
under the linn ninio and s'yla of Bishop &
i Stuart.
Miss Carrie Sondb-y, who lias just completed
a course of instruction with Messrs.
4 Armstrong, Gat iy ^ L'o., of Jh} timore, will
conduct the millinery department of the
Company's store at Clifton No. 1.
Messrs. Lane. :f A,,dorson' and Cl,ft,rlcs
I Tompkins, of Edgefield, will assist ,ui
Sunuter Moore, (he paymaster and cotton
buyer of the C ifton M't'g Co., this season.
lh. Baca., Bate.,, a talented youug man,
i and son of our esteemed fellow-townsman,
l>r. It. F. Hates, tins gone to Baltimore to
Comp'ete his medical studies.
Cliftou is a hoa'thy place, but we have four
e physicians (all good ones) Drs Dates, Falls,
^ Sloan and Douglass, who have a good pr.ict
ce, extending for tnilos around in the
county. Dr. Dougas is front Union
' County. The Sunln niu Soc'ciy (which i* an
organization id' children, for the purpose of
II assis'itig missionary woikl give a very suc.
cess till and entertaining exhibition at the
church yesterday. Mrs. W. B. Montgom'
cry, by whom the society was organized and
is being conduct! ?l. eortninly deserves praise
tor such successful work in a good cau-c.
Rev. J. D. Muggins anil his interesting
I'ami y spent last Sat unlay and Sunday
Clifton
Miss Fannie War Haw, a sister of Cipt.
J (i. Wnrdlow, of litis place, h is dee ded to
resi le in Cnf'on, where she has quite a
that pleasant and hospitable manner so
thoroughly characteristic of him.
? Mr C. E. Fal's, Secy and Treas'r of
< King's Mountain Cotton Mill, has been
i visiting his friends here at his former home.
i Skaton.
i
Frank Widlord. c <l red, was fount! dead
1 his hotlv being terribly mangled, in a rail
k road cut not tar front Moore Saturday night.
Two trains came up that ti ght, the freight
came first about nine o'clock, and this was
followed by a special bearing the railroa I
commissioners. It was not known Sunday
1 which train ran over him. It was supposed
by those who visited the place that ho was
overtaken in a cut and attempted to run out
ahead of the tra'ii, hut was caught. His
body was severed and one part of it (brown
on the embankment.?Sjxiiltin.
*t
Hltki.kns Auxin Sai.vk.?The brst salve
in the world for Cuts, llruises. Sores, Ulcers,
Salt HIicmiii, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
hands, ChiUda its, Corns, and all Skin eruptions.
and posi'ively cures File*, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to g ve pet feet
satisfaction, or money refunded, l'rtce -">
cents per box. For sale by II F. l'osey.
W.
H >nl College had enrolled Istudents
up to Thitrtid iy la*t The filling Scboo'
had over '">0 the same date,
I
Biversido Raws and Doctrine.
t RirEisiDt. 0?.t 10 ?Your column? > ;
1 been crowded "f !il?, i'ii we r.ot:ea for { B
rome p pi tii.tt tome raluabl* coo- IB
nvtoicali ??? hare been necessarily postpon- ffl
> c 1, ntTtnholc * ??e will venture a line or s>
frjiu U tc tide and leave it with the Editor
? ? pub lah i a-sign it ?o the Turo^pus waste fl
bMKCti ?* 1 o u?*y so: fit. fl
i> uc? the p iiuarjr clec im, men and fl
lliiugs have |uieted down very c msiderably "-^B
and all is "peace and hominy" on Riverside.
Farmers are using the present delightful fl
weather to the ban advantage by gathering B
coil.>n a* r i idly as p>tsihle. The crop is H
marly all open, and the fields are inviting B
indeed. One month of good weather and the ^^B
cr p will he practlcnly gathered. Only m B|B
few formers will fail to make corn enoug'a 3
to do them. B
The ? irghum crop has turned out well,
hit' the .ml.- are not etjual to the nrnaevin "*^^B
t^u in tides of cane hive not been toucliel as fl
yet,
<Ve believe more n licit vri'l be sowed this fl
y?jr thsn la<t fl
Miss Klla Long, of Co'umbia, is visiting
relatives ni Riverside. OB
Mi?< Klla Whilleck has returnel sue Bj
from Indian Territory. ?|
Miss Klizibcth lluglies is visiting Mr. fl
aud Mrs. W. J. M.-o'eheud at Hickory
fl
uru?r. vur oM Irlenil, \V. J. M. Js doing; H
a g i< d met cancilc bu-lttesi, and ought to lie ,^B
immensely happy eiucc robbing Kivert-hle ^B
of ouc < V its choicest gcuis.
Miss Carrie Foster, of Union, is leaching;
nt the Ml Tabir Academy. Miss Foster is- 9
at) exec 1? nt It acker ami will g ve salisfacMi?s
KiU-e Moorebei<l, of Mt. Tabor, has>
a position in ike High., Zkkuul at Hickory. >
Miss KaHc lias ot-joyed 8 tperlor advantage* "
ami her valuable b, r vinos will bo appta- H
ciate I. B
Miss Berulco Hughes Ins hceu leaching
a nourishing rchoo- at the H<ovrti(? Creek
school house. 9
li'-v. U. G. Ilumptiri-s preaches this 9
year at ths l'lulj pi Baptist church. Mr. Bl
Humphries is a good preacher end
attracts a g od congregation. 1 am ^^B B
possd to tn\iil(, ha-vever, the lUv. gentleiffin 9
g^t a (ittie "otf" iu his zed to defbnd his 9
"mode ot baptism," when he stated publiely
that uedker sprinkling or pouring is ]
baptism. If he is right, then what a host of 1
ignoiaul people there are iu other churches I
who do not agree with hint. Mr. It. tells I;
us that no other mode of baptism was pra:- 1
ticcd for "JiO years.arter Christ. Now, will s
liro.. (no, excuse nic, 1 am li t a baptist)
ail! Iter, II. tel! us his atuhiri'y for saying 1
the Apostle Paul was itntnerae-l, and oblige I
Corrcspon ietice of the Times. j
Life And People in Santuo
8AMTVO. Oo?. 10?All things arc qu e', J
t i>l111ca 1 y down hero at present, oxevj^^
occasional conjecture ns to who wilt l"49jL//0
next President. The people are (tu-nra.
heirattention to their work in a vcrjv\ /B
cheerful maimer, and very few have id!e ^^S>JB
time. H
The c Con ginning seas-n is fa rly under
way, and a cousiiertible number of gins are J
tunning doing the work.
There have been several strong efforts
mndc on the pan of several ntf>h; nicnibei's
to keep up the ! t). G. T, Lodge, that was
orgnniaed hero lust winter, but I fear it is
gone by the board." It is to he regretted
that such a society must Uio ftom shero stirvatim
as this one litis, here. 1 regret very
tuuch to suy, ihat its death, is attributed di- 1recCy
to the luck of interest luken in it by
the ad es. Very few have ever joined it,
and all kn -w that no such organization ct\n
ive v:.tl} >ut tljc la lies ht'p f?uU iufjucQCb. ]
llut 1 understand there is- going - to 1 bo
another cti'oi t made to revive the ho go.
ltev. J. F. Jacobs, fiuaucial agent of thi
(dmton Presbyterian Col egc, preached a
very prac'ical and instructive sermon at the
Presbyterian Church yesterday, from Acts
17:'J8. I wish 1 ha 1 time, space, and abil- I
j To r \< _ ? . . " * 1 %
1 have not; and sullice tt to Bay that every
body felt greatly beuefitled by, and well
pleased with it.
Mr. Frank ilobson, a gontlcnun who is
'kuuwn to many of the older people in a *"*'
large section of this county win went to
Pontotoc Mississippi, seventeen years tips
teluriiod to his uailvo county, last week,'
bringing with hiui his youngest daughlo",
Miss Krnie, and they were warmly we'coined
by affec'ionatc relatives an I friends
here- During all of these long years, two
of Ips children remained hern, and it ^ffirJcd
them much pleasure to welcome their loved
parent buck. Hot*peaks wbll of Misdssfpi
as a coDon country, but thinkz butler of
this Hut all j-ogcther i{ a very favorable
country.
The following young people have of laf<*
left here for college: Mr. it. G. A. Jeter,
for Furmnu: Miss No'tic Jeter, for ('(inverse;
Mr. J. P. Thomas, Jr., for the Citaijel,
and to-day Miss Jaunie Willey will leave fof
All Healing Springs, N. C.
Miss JJlli Hong. of Columbia, who luyt
been visiting Mt-'- U?d .NJrs, A- S Crosby,
left for her home yesterday.
Mr. Gilliam Kelly, formerly of this
I couuty, now tu the drug busiue-s at i'loj
villa, Ga.. is on a short visit to bis brotner,
ixev. Al. i>" Ketty.
lv, W. J,
Fur the
Broad River S S. Union.
Tlio Sunday Seho >1 Union <>f the n:'i| i!p
section of tlie Broad Bivcr Association will
meet w.th Boucher Creek church on Sa'urday
befure tae oth Sunday in October, at 10
A.M. ^
First subject for discussion : "What are
ihe iiitlicnliies and dangers before us in our
work?'' Speakers, T. J ."Chalk and T. M,
Liitlejohn.
lid. "Wbit is the impoitance of the Sunday
school in comparison with prayer
meetings ami preaching services?"' Speakers,
Hcv. J. I> Bailey and VV. Sim Lipscomb.
3J. "Who are responsib'e for tlio c irrect
and successful management of the Sunday
school"" Speakers, J, H. Jcflciics and
Aniosiliry. _ . - ? m ... . * .
'ruths?" Speakers, Rev. J. D. Bailey mid
0. C. Roberts.
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For (lie Timm.
The News at Asbury.
Ai.iii'rv, Oct. IU.?The monotony o?' our
country life was broken at Asbtiry Flid?y
niglil, itOih ult , by a delightful musical
given at the residence of Mr. J. It LittleJohn.
The chief musicians werj Misses
Fannie and Mary Lilllcjohn, Mrs. J, L).
Jefferies, Jr., and Mr. Snmptev Littlejohn. \
Mr. and Mrs. A. Littlejohn have left
iheir "country home" and expect to make w
Spartanburg their plnci of resi lance ^n t|ja
future. They will be groMly m sscij in the
church, the Sunday school and in the cjih'
munity generally.
We ragrei to nnnoiincc th it Misses Nannie
ltyars and Nannie Cook are ipille sie's,
Miss lletilah llarri", of I'n'on, is vis'ting
Mr. S. L Pryor's family.
Mr.Tlio'. Haines lus just completed a
very handsome gin house which shows that
the Farmers in this vie nity are still progressive.
I, tt'OMVNS.
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