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?A beaifliful irciJent connects! with the \
K W Dtntofr?lio fdwj oocurrel iu Atlanta.
Ua , and tbnt bat i ot jet been poV
Hahed. I
Tin V% l? a I t I* cannon in that eity kmwn
aa tli* 4H'on?<i'ti'i?u'a Canaan." It in an
uthu?t??itally p*?rietie Democrat io gun,
an I wnmiftct to c?'?br>ti ??rr Tl?t?r; if J
our fariy aince the t-?demption f the 8<?nth
fnun reconstruction rule. After announcing
the gted tiding* in Atlanta, tnie liile | ieee
of <rJn?noe n aUee a |il/rin?ge nvrr ilia
cta*?, ?. t I- ?? ant a rerereace M '
be eld Liberty lb II, and after the demonstration*
are aver find* Ife w?y <
t?ek Lour. Columns bare hern written
t>b?iit jlie gun, and it wee lienry Orady'e I
lepeo'al pru
i- ? - - ! - .1..1 /imu n j_ I
D lit I'l OMUrmiB g IllfU (J lero, urau;
pUerd a h?*?jr ?h*itr In (liin cannon, witli
lb* rxpectAdo of loueldng it off with his "
own I and to ca tbrafb Clrre'and's election.
Hut the banner of ur party w#nt down t
before >Ij onslaught of purchased Itepn 1*1 i
can ' nil ??. end of c<utr-e the li t'? j(iim remained
dumb, ttiady war sorely distressed
neer the ra*ult. t ui n?*er for en inaiant did
hie fan It Mnvrtii|l>o eventual Irinni| h of .
Ilia irincijhs f I'tm crncy. So lie carefully
primed tlie c unoii. pitied a piece i f
paper i ter lie tmirli hoc, and >n this slip '
i-e *r le the words
'A I'll A till t. T ? KKKI* I IIAVn." ,
The gun *n? 'hen c.irefu'ly laid nwsy,
aitli a IcHcr writteu bv Henry tlnvly, in i
which it w?? Mated that he hoped to live i
four jea'a long<r, w In n ho intended to
("itch thai t one lo id ofi' to rid brute the
ehctioii of tJro?cr Cleveland nnd the l-iuniph
of I'autocracy. Hut there was a lostscrtu
to the letter, in which tho natiiuio an I
gifted young Ue rginn ae'eed if the hand of
death was h-id up n him I efore thnt (turpiciaue
day came, lit wanted roine fiieid to
teko tba pun in fr >nt <f ilia Cmitlilution
building, and let it nnuotinoe for him to the
people of At aula, whom Iij hired ho ?vel I, I
the glad 'idiiips. I
Krcryhody in that city kceir the story f
the cam.on that (Irmly loaded, and when
the wires beg*n 'o tl ish tin news cf lie
triuiD) hant inarch of 1'eiiiocracy, tho lil'lo
gun wasbionglit fo ill In in tour your* of t
silence ami made n n<! j to s glial ihn a- |
peeled new?. Not for tiny consideration
would that sac r?d charge 1%-lt by (Study le '
fired until notary was pes M*?dy assured, '
and it was penemlly uirlcr?t,UMl ilroiighout '
the oily thnt when the "('onsliiulioii Can- |
IIon l-poKe II wllH (ninnci Mini uni re 1111 ,
of Cleveland's v rc'ion wus no longer in
d -utl. Turn Iny night nri'l Wedneuluy 1
morning nil e*r? wore s mine I to li'nr tlie*
fimil *r bntu. '1'lic most intense u id i
brradiles interest leignol supremo It
weu'd have been coiimUi od u iiioi iIo^e in
?1*0 any ether account of Ihe news than fli*?
pioihruy of the beloved nnd lnnieiitu I 1
Grady, speaking lluvufil this metal tui-o.
At fhfrtj-flve nilnutM p*?? ??
Vriigs'Vf "efeofiTry" Vo' Cnitatn K?v?n !'
Ilowrll from ('liaiimini lleirily three words:
"Cleveland is elected ! I et Grady's gun
peak !" n
Kvery mnn in tin- ollico rushed into the B
trerl. The pnper pi red by Grady's hand V
wee ioiii ill' end ilie etinrgu in tho toiichhole
wive found to be dry nnri sound. In an
instant the time w s lighted, nnd with a thundering
report, I lint iilmort shook Ihe
1'iedinont eecarpinent, llin gun he'ehed fotili
its glorious and welcome announcement. t
The scene ibut followed beggars descriplion.
Te tiie people of Atlanta that report
wse as (lie vi ico of one speaking from ibv '
ilesd. Kerry bat at once w< nl nuo the sir, I
and veils end cheers I uist from tiliv tb .ua
and throats. Tli* r?|>-nI ? t' Grady's eh-uge J
wavtaken up ana re-echoed by larks of I
rtil ( )' stationed on the neighlm ing
height*. Kvery locomotive ami steam whisiIt
in the city took up the refrain, and 1
nevtr in the history af Georgia was tliero |
aueh demonstrative joy. The fact that t
Henry Gladys own liaad ha<l loaded that
cannon, and four yeara before had prophe- '
eiad the result, actod av electricity upon the t
people. The charge that the dead and he- a
loved journalist, philanthropist and slates- ri
mrn had given his gun to kctp was then
delivered.
It was worth a trip of thousand niilee '
to be in Allnutn at thot hour.?Columbia
Rryinttr.
A Nation*!. Fi.owr.it.?The following "
brief pti| er was rend by Mr. T. T. Swin- '
burn, at the lust session of the American l>
Associaton for the Advancement of Science; j,
It is auggetted that the American Association
for tlx Advancement of Science, in the
absence of a national flower, ie<|iiost the
management of Columbian Fxp ailion to ft
adopt the Celu'iit>ine as the (lower of the fair w
leaving the national tlower, whatever it
proved to be, t > grow in popularity, its 1
name comes ftom the same root as Columbia.
a astne our ceuntry often bears; it is elussetl
with the Aguilcgin or eagle variety, because
its prtals end in spurs reseuib'iiig the tibuis (
or nu engto, it g'owi in red wlnlo ami
blue, our imt onnl colors, it h is five ti uinpei
shaped petals, correspond lug to the live 1
points of tlio star upon oir flag, and n
these ?re grouped around a cnlra! shaft, ,j
sunder to lie arrangement <f Ilio states
nroun I the central government, audit is u
indigenous to the Ninth American conti- *
nent, a hardy perennial and wild tlowcr F
that is found in overy part of enr land,
grewiug even upou the ll?cky M?nii'a<ns,
and in the very heart of the country. It
is very appropriate in name, form ami
color. Its inline suggests Columbia, and its
form is the prototype of the Phrygian
liberty cap, the head-dress of Columbia, and
en exact copy of the cornucopia, the syinod
of the Columbian exposition." f,
- ? .,
Siimr l'norosKO Nr.w Mn't ttr-. (been- j
Tillr, Nov. Io.?A bill lias Won pre- i "
pared, and will be introduced in the beg- 1 h
is'ature by a member fr nn this county, re- I
<piiring County Commissioners to take charge !
of and feed prisoners in the county .jail, it !
is claimed that it is a "retrenchment and re- i 1
form" measure. Advocates of the mes.Mire b
say that heritle are new paid thirty cents a ,
day for feeling prisoners, when it does not
cost over ten cents a day. Tl.e CmuniiiMun- 0
ere, it it clsimed, cm buy I of by the whole- b
nle. and probably keep the prisoners far t(
less than ten cents n day. (c
ilepresentativo-elect Sliuman will introduce
a bill, which ho his already drawn up,
vs'ablishing a Coun'y Court for tircenville, ei
and it is not improbable that a bill making \\
Crunty Coutts all over tbe State will be ,,
j to
passed.
Tht bill for liia county provides f r a l'
judge at $1.000 a year salaiv. end a prosecuting
attorney at $-">U0. 'i ho regular grand n
jury is to consider indi Ament", end jurors
. will be diawu ns usual. The c iurt will have
ilirisdiclion of all ariininal rami tTcai.i ! "
muider, anon, burglaiy, rape, and a low tl
other sorious crimes. It will als> li?<r civil
cases. Theconit will be run very much as j>(
llie Circuit Courts, nnd the terms will he
hold evory other month. fa
There art so many provisi ns of the bill ci
that it is ulmoit impossible to give all of 8(
them. The judge and prosecuting attorney .
are to be elected by the people, nnd their '
terms of office ate to bo four years cecb. t)(
Hl
Million's Co.\.sf.Mnion CttttThis i? .
beyond question the uio-t successful Cough 111
Medicine we have ever s dd. A few deses
invariably cure ths worst cases of Cough, la
Croup and Jtronchit's, whi'o its woudcrful |0
success in the cure of Consumption is without
a para'lel in the history of medicine.
' Since its first discovery it hns been s Id on
I gua<art'ee, a test which no other mcliciiie ct
I can staud. Jf you la?e a cough we ear- ra
I noMly ask you to try it Price 10c 50c and .,
I $1. if your lungs lire sore, chest, or back
I lame, use Sltilohs Porous Plaster, Sold ?>v ni
ft ii K. South & Co. i a
Ifie Union '(limes
V M. STOKBfl. * Editor
Friday* November 18. 1892.
JUDSCHIPTfOir, *1 60 rF.K AFX I'M
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Tilt P. O. will ft>? 'JU.UMVW
Void 8 A. M. to 6.00 I*. Si.
Tbo Monty Or-lcr Department will In
>pcncd fir btiainaet from 9 A. M. to 4 I'. M.
The Smith Irunil m*'l trriet* it 3.26,
l\ M.
The North bound mail rrirei at 1.4-1,
? 11.
direct botes will l.t emptied c?cry dny
,t 1.26. P. M.
Any inattention or irregularities wliotiI I
e reported promptly to the 1*. M.
i < ntrKTKit. iv M.
Oar Cotton Market.
Tho gr#i?t l)?irmcratio victory last Tue-dny
nan advanced I It pnco of cotton con?id?n[>ly?rr
the pric* has be<n ou ihn advance
FVtminci, ami the great man in N'w York,
alio are in a pnviion to kn >w, any Iit
wan t'lere'nn I'a s'ection that ran tlie pri' i
up.
I.nst Fri lay cotton brought K^c hare, l-iil
?n Saturday it dropped hack to H.J, to H.'itl
ntnl remained no until Wednesday. wln i it
went to H'{e, and We Inasdvy ovoning it
brought as li gh ns blc. Thursday evening
it iarched
'I'lio Innt advices rrceiro l aa we go to prcn<
are Hint the price in Mem lily advancing, bolt
in Now York and !.ivrrp< ol, and ilia genera
opinion ia that roitou will cunliiiuo tuclurh
on account of tho aho't crop, which, i
seem?, the dealer* aojust now bagitming n
rcxlixi*. We helieye it Will go up to Kb;
hut wo would not advice holding back toe
long
Total receipts here for the week ending
N'i>t. l7lh,OT?r I,'JfK) halen.
>?
Mr. J. It. I'orter has au'd an internal
in h>s (Jrocery enlahli>liiiient to Mr. .1,
I!. .Mmhis, and the business wi 1 bo here
ifur conducted uud -r the Arm name i I
I'orter &. Muthi*.
OaY" I'rcsi lent Harrison ha< issued the
usual thanksgiving proclamation, appontng
TliurHday, the 'J4ih day of this month
a* a day of thanksgiving to Ood for Hm
norritn."
-
|I lie < unman r.iiur?fui
nre'ing will he Iio'tl at lit* residence of
Mr*. (Ico. Oe'**1. on Monday efternoou, at
t ? <?>??* r**r'* ?* i-~LLu in.
nivti to anenu,
W e 01 it greatly in nee 1 of money
ml ?urne*fly request oil indebted to us. in
ny wnv, to make immediate payments.
Ve e lull I toon be cvinj'ttled to drop n number
1* subscribers fioni our lift, wlio uro over 1
car in arrears.
?
Kverybcdy, their nivea and children,
heir uncle*, their out.Is, llteir cousin*, with n
onsidemhle sprinkling ef servants, went lo
he5tat* Fair on Wednesday. NT lien the cars
efl liete there wus hardly atauding renin
n or in them, and welentn it ?ae pretty
nuch the a,ne way in Columbia.
? ?
a*a>" The Town t.nuitcil have niado sevornl
uiprovenieut* ln'ely. They hnve made n
;ood sidewalk on Cemetery street, put t
tew pump in the dep-d lot well, and im
troved the already handsome police force by
roviding litem with new uniforms. A man
Iwaya fcele some consolation in being (treated
by a well-dre.nrd. gi'o l-looking oflicer,
nd it odd* much to the [ear# nnd dignity
f the town,
O -
Wf/.~ ,n,< rrniuy ik it u i>;mirii?y our
Ireete looked like ?M times, lef#re (lie
rough Sltou's it>i?l tl:er Spartanburg Colin
Factories were bin t, when ftoin 1'J In
r?,ll(iO hales iif colI-in were so'd in this
mtket di>ring lite season. The street ftum
hit & Thomson's si >ro to the col tun platirm
was luted on hoi It sides wi'lt cotton
ngons awai iug llteir ittrn nt the scale*.
Min uhoui M ti'clt ck in the mot niug until
He in the alto*noon.
i'lie advanced condition of the colon
crop ami lite co lon inarkit of this
oiiuty cannot he more satisfactorily given
hiiii by the I'o lowing comparative statoicnt
of the receipts an I shipments at lira
cpot fi0111 Sepi. Is), (o Iior. Ill, 18'dl, ami
> (he s ime pe-i d this yoil", which has been
indly ban lid us by cur esteemed friend.
. II. Counts, Ass'i II. II. Agent:
Ila'ee received from Sept. I, lH'.M
I t No*. Hi, lS'.ej 2,r.'.i-l
deceived s?me pciioil in lS'.rj &,t
I ucre?s? over last yetr 'J.siio
From what we cu t gather from lite few
truiera that hare called on us lately, we are
.!:rlire! that nine-tenths of the cotton is out
f the field and neuly one lulf ef the crop
is hi eti mid.
RHif~ repeal what we have viut befoie,
liat tIto present Sia'e administration, from
iovernor dawn, arc decidedly opposed to
ny extension of tlie lime for paying taxes;
nd us the time will expire on the 15th
>ecetn! er. ? little over three weeks from
nitty, tho Treasurer will hardly hare time
i receive nn 1 ieceipt for nil that are now
iliind, even if a steady stream of tax-pay-s
should sail on hitn from this time out.
'c. therefore, advise all who possibly can,
i pay at or.ee and net vir.k biir.g left out in
io rush rf the lat days.
We repent, wc are confident there w:ll be
0 extension this year, and n'l who havo
nt paid their t*xe?. at tho time of closing
le Treasurer's books, will assuredly have
to pennl'y attached,
Another, and e>pta ly as important a
>ason for mi eirly fayuient of taxes is the
ict that nine- enths if the errors in the
dlection of taxes occur during and in con'quence
of tlie insh of business in tho eolctor's
office a few days before c'oiing tho
loks. I'eoplo complain of (hose errors,
id blame the Tax collector fvr them, when
1 fact, it is the fault of a largo majority of
ie people, who delay j ayrnent u til the
et hours and then the collector, in trying
accommodate all and eavc as many as
is^ible f oin the penalty, rushes the work
p his office and, as under all sdnilar cirimstancvs
in linsiness transactions, he
lakes ini-dake*. We have often wondered
lat a great* r number and mere serious
listaKe# wrere not made than hr,v? been
iscovertd at the fiual citleuieut.
'a
Flaaa Union la tha Baam- J
Tba flacti > ft C'fM'a l on to iiava I
brightened up c?<rjb,?l/ ?nd *!* ? .b.l
hu?in?"" of lb? cour try a intra
>e'<Tt ?i't prosperous out'ook. If riprli If
Ihrrugh <l'c landing ncwpa-ers can b? re- |
lied on, cipilal <bat Ins barn Irngidle for *
many nnti'Ji", awaiting tlia rem't of tbo
election, to cmpose tlie ltia:ncea af tba "
Ciuntrr ??< *rr!;r: c:;'J(iir? in tha siabi'ity
of legitimate enterprise, i? now bring *
i brought aut and aaabing hiatal meet.
Kran hrra, in thisg-od county <t Union,
tha glad tiding* coma to u* tjiat all ihoilock (
in int i,ocii? ' pi gnu > ? .monvin cvuvu
fao'orles hn beca eubaci ib? I, and it i? ax*
peeled tliet work on fhau will be com- *
inenead at the earlleat opening of spring, if
not bi-fora
We l ara also heard a l-.w whisper rem*- '
ing llm hope of a factory in ihir to"*/n. ( >J '
grant tint the ''still, ema'l v-dee" may. grow '
in ?<dnme and earnest nose until it ia lost in
the whir' ? f thousands of ?| indies and the
rattle of the loom, right in our midst.
Fellow ci'izana, business men and properi
<y owners of th* beautiful rn<l health/
'ow n of Union, aelf-dafinsa demands that
' you do something to trrn keep the eptis^i
modic t' n?le w hich yon naw hare, nnd pre
rent the owls and the hate fr ui taking post
neesi >n of your atores. Look beyond your
( store danra nnd are what i s going on.
, With the e xtensive Trough Shoals factory
I north of tin (enlarging to require twice the
nni Miiit of cotton ptid tratlo that it now bat),
| the Mil lie h factory at ilurphy'a .Mill, on
the west, ilia immense Lickliart Slioa s fnc*
i lory on the anal, and a large factory, nauly
completed, at tiuHnty (My, nortliaaat of us,
we ah <11 ho hcuimed in on all sidoa with
cMietprtiOi and populous localities intercoj
ting nn<l eventually absorbing the (ride
we now liaro from thoso points of our county.
Think aeri tisly of the out look, and a?k
yourselves if (lie litre has not come when
something uni-t be <lonr to avert the danger of
total busiiiein destruction, and even having
the c unify scut moved back t i Old I'inckncy.
Wcif The following it lbs aggregate vo'e of
1 Union county at the election. Htli ins'., for ,
Slate and county officers, as appears by tlie
otti< ui return*filed in the Clerk's ?fbee, and
f r which wo arc indebted to that rflicietit
and obliging officer:
st at a orrtcr.ns.
u l? II nut .. . iva<sv |
lieutenant Governor, K. II. Gary 1,.'137
Secretary of Stale. J. E. Tindnl 1.34'J I
Attorney Ceneral, I). A. Toivnsetid 1,242
State Treasurer, W. T. C. Hales 1,242 s
Comptroller(lenernl, >V. H. Kllerbe 1.241 f
Hupt. of Education, W. 1). May field 1,212
Ailjt. ami linp't'r tlen'l, H. I.. Farley..1,242
roi'KTV OFiTir.its.
Co. Coin's., I. M. Mobley 1.240
T. J. F.stes 1,247
J. A. Chambers 1,247
Sclioo' Cii'iiiniasiuier, J. 1.. Walker'* 202
Sheriff, .1. <i. Long 1,201
Clerk of Court, .1. II. McKissick 1,248
Coroner, Jasper M. Aycock 1,247 t
IIN I'lt KSKNT4T1V E9"
> It. W. Ilu-ris 1,212 '
? J. 11. Jeffarits 1,212 1
T. (' Duncan 1,212 ,
Solicitor, <1. I<. Schuiupeit 1,842
*1 lie small v le f r Solinol Comniissioner
Walker iIoiimiius an explanation in justice n
to that gentleman. On the day of the elec- n
t ion, niter the pol s had Icon opened some t;
hours, it was discovered that the office and s
candidate for School Commissioner was not
on the ticket, which printed at Columbia,
nnd it was then too lute to correct <In* *
om:s*ion Hut nt many of (lie - boxas the
omiss oii was not discovered at nil. At this t
bex theimisii u was discovered just as the
poll iv*i about to c'o-e, and only one rote v
was deposited fori lint rdliccr. (
Hf.TCR.NS Of THE I fOKItAI. RI.K'TION. (;
i demand Kite or* 1,22*2
Hurt* * mi F.lrctora 350
ThirJ i'nrty m led or* 50 a
Tvi til 1,478 h
ton rosniipss?mtuim ihstuict. J
(i. W. Shell 1,002 t
J. F. Knxtir 220 j,
h n il iiisthu T' t,
T. J. St rail 250 ?
K* Smoke Sigh 0 ,j
e<
Total for Congress 1.078 ti
lit reappoitu ning the Congressional Dis- ft
triets of tlio Stale, lioivdysvide anil Dray- A
tmmlle townships, in this county, were
p'ace I ir. the Fifth Distr'i". which explains (,
why Union is repre-onted hy two Congress- u
men. i*
h
The Colored State Fair #)
Mr* A. 1'. 11 a tit pt n. President and (jen- ||
oral Manager of the Colored State Agricult- c<
ural and Me.hanical Society, called on us jf
last Saturday and iei|ue*lrd our assistance 1,
in arousing the colored people of Union to a r,
sense of their duty. as well as interest, as a
rece, in the Slate Fair of ilieir Association, 0)
to he held at the Stole Fair grounds in Columbia.
commencing Tuesday, the 20th < f
this month, and ending the 3d of December.
Ferry colored man and woman iu the n
State should feel a deep interest in the As- |
rnrietion and rnntrihuta to to the Fair i
! whin ever they csn from I heir 01
farms. their shops, t lie r needles. the 1
dairy, itn'I anything elae t> show the ititrlli- ' S1
gent progress of their race. of
The legislature has ina-1 - ? a very Hheal !
uppinpriatiou f?r the Fa r this year, anil it j p
will depend upon the interest manifested by | ?|
the colored people in making it n success 1 in
whether an impropriation will be made t r K'
I
i neat year. j (
There wili be shows, racei and all kinds |
of attractions. rqtifil to those of the Fair cf (
the white people thie week, end the railroads j q,
have coat nned the same low faro to Col urn- ' 1 <
biv I X
l.et the colore 1 people of Cnlumhi t n av *it
how their r.iee pride and their linndiwotk, ' w
end turn cut in full force at (h-ironn 8itfte th
Fair.
i ca
t?
Minim eh M?ss"ktt Dir.s.?Kiciimond, Ya , ! pi
Nov. CI. ? A special from Danville, Va..
announces the d*nth of Iter. .1. It. Molfett,
at 110 this morning. Mollett was shot hy
J. T. CI irk yesterday afternoon, lie was |
ed'tor of the Ant.-i.quor, a prohibition I 1,1
paper, and the murder grew eu' of a pub- *
lhhel attack upon Clark by Moffett.
M" WK?
^ ' n'
I^Wii Dtf U?oTe 1
926,<m.)Q *?A paid oat by tit# Merchant#
dPLntf, Nation #1 lt#nk, ia this town. |
ist Friday uivl flttarJay. for cotton only.
Now, tke question wi'h ue it, whero did
11 tb?t I Arc* amount of monoy g> to? W#
Id not r?o $6 of It, although wo have b(#n
ifeftef poking for a few bur'I rod suit- >
vtri to "oon# in on I pay no noon as I
II cnttia." .
Wo nriyjo'd (bat tko f26,000 wont to ymtj
ftbU. Vlfo>lX tbera I* any man in this
ooniy ?V4m*? more tMilt duo bia by tbo
^ roiora, or ia mora in nood of what ia duo
lia than wa ore at this timo, we would like
oar# him In hie misery.
"IVo have waitrd long
Are wailing still,"
>utare g<tting pretty tired of waiting, sim>!y
beciuss a number of indulgent individih
nre grttli.g very tired of wait'ng on tie.
WT 8a nla (Imii1 lleadquariara at
H. ?l. KICK. Jr., E. V.
Personals.
Mr. W. E. Uo'tzales, of The. Stat*, was in
own In ( Saturday, looking alter the in'ernt
of that jeurnul.
Miss J-ora Stokes has telurnail from Cbarottt,
N. C , where she hus keen on a visit
o Iter brothers.
jl>>n. Wtl ia*n Mntiro is attending court
it fcyrk this week.
Mr\Hob?it B. Hasty returned from Okaona,
M<as . I*et Frj lsy, after an abscues of
) months. h Sways the times ara ns hard
here as 'n litis Maction, nnd money is as
icarce.
Mrs. W. 8, Mr J. n re an I Miss Fannie McliUra
returned from Che-tar Na'unity whero
liay went t.ti a visit <o relatives.
Mr. T. 8. Ki'xSuiimons went to Spartantttrg
litis week on cotton business.
Mr. K. J. Attliur, now of Spartanburg,
petti a few days hi t >wn this week. We
ire always pluased to meet lid,
Tl?e follewing a-o a few of the folk of litis
own who went to the State Fair: Mr. and
Urs L. N. Iledgcr, Mra. .1. II. H oil gar, Mr.
I. (J. Hunter, H. M. Mnnro, B. L. Kison, H.
Townsend, K. O. I'yers, J. 1>. llumplttiiH,
dr. and Mrs. J. <>. Long and two tliildren, ti.
\ May. Mrs. Bertie*, William Wilkitts, Miss
lenaie Wilkin*, Miss Ida Brown, W. K.
tay, Mr. an 1 Mts. W. M. (Jibbes, Con Alen,
Wallaco l'egrum, Mrs. Mclntyre, I). T
IHack, Mies Amanda Whitlock, J. K. Hun
er, Hnd iiiniutier ieie colored persons.
\aother Good Crop.
Our friend 0. It. Long, of Jonesvilie towniliip,
reports the following front a ouc-horsc
arm :
0 ba'es cotton.
150 bushels corn. 150
" oats.
100 41 wltrn'.
' >0 44 pans.
UO 44 Irish pctntoc*.
110 44 f-weet | otatocs.
1,.ri00 b'tndlas Fodder.
With cliickcus galore, mid watermelons to
brow away. And all this wi'liont a wife.
lust imagine what (lie crop might have be?n
t' Charley hud had a wifo Jo keep liini al
lome.
foung People's Sooiety of Christian Endeavor.
It* On-iict.?The olijecl shall be to pr.inoto
an earnest christian life among j'g
embers, to increase their mutual acquiiu
mice, and to make them mere useful in tiie
ervice of trod.
M kmiieiisiui*.
'I lie in e in bora shall cjn-ist of two classes,
ctive and ars ciule.
Ac i*e member* :uc th so who believe
hemselves to bo Christians.
Ass iciate mombors are those who do not
risli to be considcrcl at present decided
'hriatians, and who arc net required to
eke part iu the prayer meet ng*.
Tub 1'i.KDiiE.
The fallowing pledge is signed by every
ctive uiomher:
Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ fur
trenglh, I promise Him that i will airier to
0 whiitcver lie Would like to have me tide;
hut I will iiuiW it the rulo of my life to
ray and to read tin bib e every day, and
? support my own church in every way,
specially by n'tending all hor regular .Sunay
?nd mi l-week services, unless prevent1
by some leason which I can couscien
ously givo to my Sivioiir ; and that, just so
ir as 1 know how, 1 will ?n leaver to lead
Christim life.
Ar. an active uiember. l promise to be true
i all my dutius, to he pres nt at, and to
ike some pait, asido from singing, in every
kris ian Endeavor prayer meeting, unless
indered by some reu'on which 1 can coti:icoiiou*1y
givo to my lord and Master.
T old gt*,l to bo absent from the monthly
omcciation meeting of the society, I will,
' possih'e, send at leist averse of Scripture
? be read in levponso to my name at the
>11 cad.
Any infornia'ion about Christian Endear
p work iiill be glad y furnished by
aLi. tn A* IL 11 w i.~''
Secy. of Siate Union,
Union, S. 0.
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ow Advertisements
llKUIIKN T. C.Eli.
\\ it attention ; i'no a iTerti?cincnt
' this old vet thlished tind highly r- spected
nme. Mr. Gee menus exactly and It >n?-tly
hut lie says in tus advertisement lie
ys he liass a large and well selected slock
1 gco is, and lei ? y u lie intends to sell
eat cheat), a* cheap as the same cm ho
night in any other ('ore in town; and when
en hen Geo te Is yoli that, you can rely
aon it, sure. If you doubt what he ?nys,
justice to him and yourself you should
c liini a ti i il. The greatest ftult we find
linn tea little =.?> much honesty to keep
p w'tli the times.
J. W. McLUltK
Of course all tur readers are wo 1 act
inted with Muj .McEtire and the McLure
>ys, hut it may not be generally known
i?t ('apt. It. t\ Johnson and Henry Mc<
ace are no\tw> that establishment, ready
ul anxioo*: :<r^T*e and serve their friends,
o real'y don't know that wo can say anyii
g hat Would place the ol I establishment
gher in tho estimation ef the public. We
>ii on)y say it maintains ita long o-taM sho I
[ ii 'i.tt.Ui for honest am] lair dealing, low j
ices and complete stocks,
THE ItACKKT STOKE.
Every't?ly is now acquainted with the i
'icx't Siove, r.ail we hare apoken so often
i:t it ih it w e have used up all the host
olds in commending it to our readers,
m I tho new advertisement.
For tk? Time*.
To School XniUNAfter
nuili work wo boo* so acceded ii
gottinw about mrit hvidrt'l nmmn uddtl I
th' poll tax lut. From th'o oouroo we wil
now bore $3,576. Meet of the Truafeo
worked faithfully in this mslter, while e fei
were, end ore Mill, very indifferent, am
pi'rn to rare nolliinc about the school, en
tnnir*niU f;-? ?v ;utei,ot m mcreosioj
lli? acbool fund.
This ought not to be. Wa ow? a goo<
many naisn to outside aid, aod muah oradi
i? du? lo the* colored teacher* who war* a
much halp to ua in gelling up the colore<
polla. Thar* ar* thraa towoahip* that ha*
not bean lo >k*d up thorough enough, ao<
the Trust eac of thaaa ihrea School District
must look into the matter and rapart.
It ia vary important that a**ry name b
I ut on the Audi'or's book, that we tour co
lect the in >ncy this w nter fir the chldren
The law rrquirrs it of you, and aurely yoi
will not nagleci it We ought *o ineressi
the poll tax (1,1)00, and I he'ie*e it c?n b
dana by careful nark. I think we can ge
it by a inore tho eugh investigation af f ii
township*.
Von are ear neatly request* I and urged
and, in fncl, ar slated bafare, rtquired b>
hue, t<> hi k up tli* delinquent polls, ar thi
money be'engs to the schools.
I hn| c evary anme, white and colored
lirhle to (ollt-rx, (from iil to 00 years o
age) will boon the lax b ,ok by lat Dec
Ar school i.llioinlr you are tr/itcl'd la lool
after the xcho'il money. This work may see;:
tediour, bm it must be done ; and it is
noble work, in which every man and womai
hlmu'd lake mi uc'ire inlcrest.
J. L. Walk Kit.
Correspondence of the Tt.WIS.
NeWe fram Jonvsville
Jokksvillk, Nov. 14.?Tna boys had i
regular jubilee tlia other night over tli
news of Cleveland's election. Ulory caaugl
for one o'cclion, sure.
We hud n tine tain last Wedneslay nn<
the wca'lier tiuco has baon lovely. Far
merr are pulling In thoir wheat now. as tnos
of the coiioii liar been picked.
Our clton inarkei liaa beau quit* livel.
for ttia Imt few days. The rise in th* pric
brought nut a great uiany balea tli.it war
stored iiwny and had almost been forgotten
Several oi l bales were hustled to the frwnl
t'eilon truly ir King yet.
Iter. W. II. Miller pi ea died his fa re we
sermon in Jooa villo yaslordij, or at leatr
hi* hut sur.11 M f>r this conference year
Mis text \Tas very appropriate tor tlie oecu
sion, i c " V new commatKlineut I pa*
unto you, lit it yc love one another, even a
1 have loved J oil.'
Kov. Mr. James tilled his su'pit at tli
Presbytori m church in the evening.
Mr. J. I>. Orr, who has been quite unwe
for some time at It is home near Asbury, i
much bolter, and was ?b o to bo in Jonei
villa several <Ny* last week.
Mr Penny hn* taken charge of the depc
again.
Mr. N. IS. Kis in lias been quite sick fo
several days wiii. m.tiaeia.
Mrs- Sailm hind-ay is iti feeble health an<
confined lo her roim.
Mrs. J. S. Sims, who has been on a visi
to tho family of Mr. K. W. Hamilton. r?
turned lo ber home in Spartanburg yestei
day. She is in very feeble health.
Mr, C. T. Webber and daughter, Mn
W. 11. S. Harris, Mrs. J. W. Hates, tin
llcv. W. S. loster. nil started to North Qa,
yesterday, on a visit to relatives.
Messrs. K. L. Kison, and Altirrt Motjowa
were in ,lotie*ville yesterday.
Miss Marion Hurler, of Santuc. is als
visiting in < ur town.
Mr, and Mrs. J. h. McWhirter went up t
Spartanburg yesterday to soe Miss Nauni
I'ripp. Mrs. McWhirter s sister, who is retill
with typhoid fever. She lias been in be
over fo ty d iy.i,
Quite a uumher of our peo|>'o will go t
Columbia ibis week to the State Fair.
Mr, II. O. Smith has had (wo of his I it 11
sons, Victor and Carl, very sick with pneti
mania f >r several dt<s, but tliey are mucl
holier now.
We haven't bad any drove hogs in on
(own yet Spare ribs and sausage woul
20 unite nicelv ibis cool weather.
Tki.ki*honk.
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Tiik Coi.r>iih's Anxivkksary.?We ?r
a<kcd why w is October 21st celebrated a
the lo ir hundredth anniversary of the dis
cowry of America, when overy school bo;
learns (lint Co'iimbus discovered Americi
October 12, 1402?
Formally centuries the calendar institute!
by Julius (\esar, known as the Julmn calen
calendar, w <s commonly accepted. 'I'lli
calcit lar assumed iliat there were HOnday
in a year. I'>ut as this made the year 1
minutes and IT seconds too long, it couh
not, without correction, very long unswe
the purpose t?r which it was devised
Cloven minutes a year would make nearlj
an hour in five years, and nearly a day in i
century. As tune runs on the divcrgenci
would grow more nnd more serious. Con
seijnemly, in 1582 it was f und necessary t<
rclorm the cab n lar, nnd the Gregoria*
calendar was adopted. In order to correci
(lie errors that tlio old culondar had made
ten days were dropped out. and October ?
of 1582 became Oc ober 15. As (ho errot
was round to be exactly three days in 40(1
years, the Gregorian calendar omitted tin
leip year from every centurial year, except
iug th -ee which were divisible by 100,
Thus the years Ditto, 170<t and 18O0 wert
not leap years.
As above Mtftied, this reformation took
place in 1582, and ten days were omitted
Irom the cn'eudar. lint us Coluoihus dis
coverc I America previous to the year 1500,
which reckon# I t.y the Gregorian calcndai
would nut he a leap year there would bt
hut nine days to omit.
Oil October 21. 1802. the sun occupied
the same rela'ive position to the earth us on
ihe memorable October 12, 1402.
.Ml the precedents for celebrating American
anniversaries ore in favor of correcting
ihe old calendar to tho now. For instance,
'Forefathers' Day' in New Ihiglad js celo
time I December 2lst, although according
to the Julian calendar the 1'i'gritiis reached
Plymouth December lltli. Washington was
born on the 11th day of February. "#M
sty la." but we celebrate the anniversary ot
his birth on the 'J'.'d day of February, "tie*
sly le.'' ? .1 uyustii I 'hroniclt.
We have n speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, ranker month and
headache, in Sill LOU'S CAT A It KII IIEMK1?V.
A nasal injector free with each bottle.
l'-e >t if you dc>ire health and sweet breath
Price hOc. JSold by II. K. .Smith & Co.
- - # - - Stkanuk
I'h i rr.nmi v.?Pitisburjj, Nov.
12.? I'he Democrats of Western Pennsylvania
he'd a true J?ffers>nian jollification
mealing in this city tonight. The parade
was ane i f tha largest political demonstrations
ih it has ever t ?ken p ace in this city.
Over ?">,000 men and a sprinkling of the
gentler sex he ng in line. Several Republican
organizations turn d out and marched
side by side wi'h the r Dent cra'ic brethren
Nruuoks ArrrsirT to "Punt dik Tons."
? li usville, l'la., Oct. 2'J.?About two hundred
negroes engaged as 1 ibirers on the extatisi
it of Flag cr's railroad wan' into Titusvi
la to-night, and began drinking and
cuoioing An officer ntletnpting to arrest
the ringleaders, was ie-isted and fired at. A
melco t>i?"iio<l. mil iluee negroei wait shot,
en > f Ital y I bo whites ato exgitcd. bi^t
orderly. It is prohible that there wt 1 be
no further trouble, although the whiles will
stay up all night. Thoy are armed to llpl
tat tit.
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"" TEACHERS COLUMN.
JdSMTillt Sefcoel
* Th? ach-lanbiis beaor roll for mnll
I ei.dmg November 4ib, is as fullowa:
* ( b Class ? 1st. honor, J. T.Fow'or, 2nd
* Miss Ma fi >m II. :M, Miss Florence Brigg
I i 4th. Landv M?m??
K 4th C'las? 1st. Honor, Mahda Smith. 2?
j II. T. Home*, 31, llelton Pag*. 4-h. Jtffoi
t son Smith.
t 3d. C'ms?1st. Honor, John OshielJi
1 2od. Maurice Tillor, 3d. Etha Hamos.
* 2nd. jClasr.?lot. Honor, Qraoio Lit tU
, jobn, 2J Eliao Tiller.
1st. Class?lgt Honor, Roland Colomai
* 2nd, Ma Foster.
The following woro perfect for the san
, month :
e J. T. Fowler, Land/ Hants, Cl><!
' j Brians, I. I>. Smith, Vernon Mabry, Hetbe
' Maine*, Charley Ha?ri, Reuben Limine;
IIatt?v?ll O.iliields, Willie Farr, Frne.it M<
, Wliirter, Marion MoWhirter, Liroa Soutl
'' anl, John Osliiel l?. Geerga Brant, Fin
s Orr, Arthur Garner, Kate* Uault, JeffSmitl
Jr., Carrie Littlejobn, Qracie Litilejohi
f Belle Littlejobn, Maud Lit'lejoon, Estel
' Littlijohn, .Florence Biigg-t, Ida Gosset
* MahaU Smith. Beasie Farr, Qracie Far
a Ma Ilolotnb, Myra Alma*), Kinma Gain
it Liilie Foiter, Belle Whitlock, Mary Haili
Klise Tiller, KliolaOrr, F.tba Hemes, Sua
Crawford, Mar lie Tiler;
1 have tried to imprest the important
of punctuality upon the pupils, nni bav
succeeded very well eo far.
e What we want in our schools is pun
It tualiiy.
Wo hope the pe >ple of Union County fro
^ thit time on will see to it that their cliil ire
t will be in regular attendance until all tli
soltods ore el sed next spring, more espec
J al'y th-) po >ple of Jonesville and surroun'
0 ing country.
So what.signifirs writing and hoping f
be ter times ? Wo may uiike these tim
batter if wc bestir ourselves.
1 Bknjamik Fn an km it,
l- bou't make a xclio >1 teacher feel mean I
' calling him * Piofessor." It is a Jownrigl
sanier on the craft. If you dout care I
c c ill him "Mr." or have not time to ?i
"Good Morning," or "Good evening," tht
" a well defined grunt sa you hurry by will 1
J3 more acceptable than "Professor." Bosidi
(lie evil sometimes docs harm, as the foli m
it ing from a recent issue of the "School Jou
eat" explains:
A young college graduate of great prer
, isc taado application to an education
bureau for a position aa principal of a hij
schoo'. In a abort time lie received the i
formation ihut he had just failed to sccui
for 11iin one of the best positions in tl
United Stales, owing to the fact that h
credentials has spoken of him as "Prof,
'j I don't want any young man, howevi
bright ho may bo, who wi I allow himai
' lo lie called "Professor," siid the slttew
old chairman ef the committee on teacher
" "1 will wait till he has outgrown that, ar
in the meauiinie look somewhere else." Tl
1 young man ia now plain Mr. and lias learnt
a lesson worth more lhau the lost positie
o
v Questions and Answers.
'' The following stray be tins of light ahii
0 out from the mass of examination pape
left in the bands of the County Board
0 Hxaminors of Union (Joonty, at the elo
of the recent examination of teachers. Tl
vttejtious aod answe s are given together.
r "Name two evidences of the heated coi
' dition of die interior of the earth." An
"Because the equator runs through tl
earth."
"Where ere the following found : Salt, Tit
Iron, Silver, gold, Quicksilver, Kaolin ?"
Ait". "Sail is found in the salt mine, lin
f found inlhe tin mine, iron is ft and in tl
s . i,
iron mine.
1 To whom is credited the saying. I woul
- rather le right than president.?" Go'
* Scott. Anot liter answered Harrison."
j "What Presidents were elected by th
1 House of Representatives?' Tillman wi
r elect# I and they did uot wnul him, the
would radier have Shppard." Anotlte
x answered "Abe Lincoln, because the peopl
e of the North call him a rale splitter and lit
people of the South call him a mulut o."
^ What faculties of th# mini are especiall
t cultivated from the study of (a) Form an
, Color; (b) Geography, (c) Arithmetic?
' Aus " Whispering, h ue s-udy, playin
( fighting"
, "Mention two good results arising trot
requiring pupils to reproduce reading lei
sons in their own language," It develop
their minds and they became puueiuous an
pet feet.''
I "Mention two disadvantages of recita
tions in concert." "They might say it a
' many times they would forget."
i Wlt-n the body Is erect, in what directio
is the Alsophagus from the windp'pe ? Tit
' stomath from the heal?" t'North, South.
"Form souteuces to illustrate the use <
the wcI'd "well" loth ns adjective and ad
> verb." "John ia going to town," John ha
gone to town."
Tiib Thoumwkll Orphaxaos.? l'his insti
tut-on has had a remarkable hivtorr. he
ginning with a half dell tr, tne g<ft ef ai
o:phan, it baa develops- into a little villag
of collages for orphans, with buildings fo
school work, technical training and getter s
care.
There arc 120 person# residing in it
m from tan ilitfrtiput Ntit? I frmi
Massachuse'ts to Texts, from Michigan t<
Kiori-lit) ami eight d.tTerent denominut ons
They ure got lined together to be cared f<,
mid cducited. Every chill is given ai
excellent business education and is taught i
tra te. N"iie nre received, but needy am
deserving orphans.
The expense of ihe Institution this year
was $ 10 (MX); i his * as given in small aim
by theusun is of individual*. Dependent1
is placed for this sum, annua ly needed, o'
God alone, and on those whom lie prompt
to give. The Orphanage was founded b;
I'resbytcr.sns, but tot one-third of tli
children came from that denomination, am
gifts are constantly being received from nl
manner of people an I all perls of the worl I
Kev. l)r. Jacobs is the head of Die Institu
tton.
Thanksgiving Day is comieg ! It is i
go d lime to remember the orphans. I
yen wish to have a share in this go?d work
you can send your g>ft addressed simply t
"l'hernwe l Orphanage, Clin'on, S. C." 1
it had not keen for just rush gifts as y u
wi 1 a-nd, this scliee! for orph ins neve
could have bee t bui t and were they ti
cease, it would clese immediately. It has i
nice array of huild'Bgs, tut every huildin|
mens just that many more mouth*; te feed
? 1,11 . miSfa- i
CorrttpMMlpDe* Of the TlUA IMS'
News (rra Vsrth fua)it
, Etta Ja*e, Mor- 14-?Nothing mors tkaa ^ * .
uuil has piMtd during tho loot week, ex opt
the eleotiee, which wm en unusually
I quiet and orderly one. Bat feV votes were
polled. Went of interest and leee ef Regie'*
tration certifi<-a??" ? tt; ynucipei re*- . ?jf
sens, we eui pose
1. Miaa Millie MoCulloch begino her aebeol
p, at Abingdon Creek academy this morning. ''jHt '
She i? a worthy young lady and merite the .':|S
patronage of her employers.
?. Mire Mamie Huekey la visiting MiseX^M S
Mildred 8train.
( Oar fnend end neighbor, Mr. Jonalbaw 'he
Buioe. haa bought the plantation ef T. A, M
MoKewu, near Hickory Grove, and is mor>.
ing there. He is one ef our best citisens, ani M
we bate very much to giro bim up.
ie Formers are preparing 10 sow wheals
Put your ground in good order, gentlemen, a
it you wish to succeed.
Ie Next Saturday at 10 A. M., the North - d?
r, Pnco'et Alliance Union Will ineot at (
E; Bethel church. The meeting will be
public, and ibe qutation will be die?*
euas.d, wiiethc or not cunmercial feriilii
seta have been any benefit to the farmer# of
is tbie country. J. L. Straio, J. M. Greer
and N. G. Litilejobn, will take the affirma*
live side, and S. J, Hammett, S. F. Eetes
J? tnd K. (j. 1'alrick, th? negative. Keopcod '
gent'omen anil giro us jour arguments in
i, dispassionate style.
Mr. K. S. Meanly, sf Toans, James City,
' Virginia, has seni us 2 bu'liels of seed
' wheat. It is llie t'u'caslcr variety,?a large
, red hear Jed wheat. We hope t# realise GO
ie bushels from sowing i?.#
We m?y hare Cleveland for President,
Til'uian for Governor, and 'Strait for Con- ? -s I
ce gross until doomsday, but ihe farmers of j
o this county will never. uever gain anything *?
until the stock law is amended and enforced.
c We kuow farmers io this county who are imI
ossd upon more or less every year by those
who never think of keeping up their etook,
m and whe through ignorance or puro mean! !
ness (and perhaps both) will argue that
e slock running on tho small grain during the
winter and spring months won't hurt it, if
" ihe laud is dry. We hope our representaI
lives v*ill see if some unpirtmt chinges
can't bs made in this law.
or Cotton is about all gathered now, from the
field. ^^1
We hopo that our poople of all classes and
shades of politics will turn their attention
te building up their several departments of
business and forget all the bitterness engendered
by the political campaigns through
7 which we have pnussed this ye?r. It is as
it true as preaching that Providtaoe will holp
l0 only those who help themsulve'.
Messrs. I. M. Peeler, of Pino Grove, aud
^ M. A. lVeler, ef Skull Shoals, are beth
!D epeaking of moving with their famiPes to
)? Uaffney City, ostensibly for the purpose of
ra schooling their children. i
It is to b* regrettod that our ciunty
schools are such uusatisfao'ory inst'tutions
r" that our peopls aie forced to uiovo to town
tc find hatter even ordinary educational fan.
eilities. Not one boy in a hundred that
tl goes to town for sn education ever returns
rh to the farm again; and every family tint -C
q. move) sut of the country weakens the
rt chances for their less fortunate neighbors'
it children ty> gel un education. The country
is needs schools as well as the t>wn?, nod if
wc are ever the prosperous and happy pe)cr
plo wa hope to be we must have them, lhe
,lf towns And the country must unite in this
ri) omiaou cause if they both (or si:her of
s. theiu) wish to succeed.
id Fourteen years ago T. M. Littlsjuhu, Eiq.,
it cue of our largest inx-ptyers and most moid
cessful farmers, said 10 ths writer: ?'I am
n. perfectly willing to pay any amount of
taxes on my property that is necessary to
educate my poor neighbors' cli ldren. I
will lose nothing by it- Goid schools and
ie good society wilt enhance the value of our
ra property in proportion to the amount of
go id they do the pe>pl? around it. It is,
of therefore, lo lhe interest of the land owners
so to have the people educated." In this we
,e say amen! and ameu! Vox.
On, What a Coco it.?Will you heed the
Q" warning. The signal perhaps of the sure
s. approach of that more terrible disease, Con,e
sumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford
fur the sake of saviug 50c, to run the risk
and do nothing l'or it. We know from cxperiencc
that Slu'oh's Cure will cure yvttr
Cough. It never fars. This explains why
js more than a .Million bodies were sold the
ia past year. It relieves croup nud whooping
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
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Salt Kticum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
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r required. It is guaranteed to give pertect
8 satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2-5
cents per box. For sale by B F. Posey.
Answer This Question.?Why do so many
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,1 suffer and be made miserable by indigestion,
,, Coustipation, Dizziness Loss of Appetite,
Coning up 01 ttie foul, Vol ow Skin, wliei}
)i for 70 cents we will sell tuem Sliiloh s Vitalizer,
guarauteed to cure tiio-n. S.dl by
? II. K. Smith & Co
'* jjeajr Don't forget the Grand Opening of
" Xuias Goods ?t S. M, i'ioc, Jr , E. U.'s, Dec.
d 1st to Otii, 02. Von will miss a great fesst
of the eye if you fail to visit old Sa iti olaus'
^ llaadquar cm ut No* 1 Hast Union.
'o AT 1ENTLON, 0KNTLE \I KN ! !
I line juit opened up a b g lot of uico
n ulotkiug lu suits and overcea's, bought at
# slaughter prices, and s.ddnccml ngiy.
J. \T. MoCLURK, Agent.
>t MARRIED.
(JllUIili ? H AM.\l i:I'r. M .rrlcd, by Win. '
Jeffeiies, N. 1'., nt lloine, S. C., on 10th
SuV. 1802, Mr. Fraucii Grubb. formerly of
Birmiugham, Ala., to Miss If alt ia llnmniett
i- ef Mercer, S. C.
ii Lilt o: Latter*
" Remaining in the l'ostollicc at Union, for
i the week cutting Nov. 18ih, 1802.
' MistGenrulc II ill jC J Marion
Mr J Porter Mollis iMiss Nel ic Nisbet
Mies M J llickler I.Mr F S R gnu
9 Mrs Kininn MoCiill nigh| Mrs J T Straight
0 Miss J B MafTut Mr Wi'son .Simpson
' 8 / McDowell Dr i Simpson.
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1 Persons calling for tl>c above letters will / 1
? please say if advertised, and will be required \J
j to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. IIUN I KK. P. M.
Sewing Machines From SID Up. *
s 1 can furnish yon with several of the bei
i in'ikes of the lrgh giado Sewing Machines,
? on reisouable terms, nnd at tlie liwist
' pi ices, also
GOOD SECOND HAND MACHINES
FROM $10 UP.
f To any person w'.ios j Madiinsor Miaieil
Instrument I have h id In repossess because
'a of failure of the pnrcnas r to pay the instill.f
menu when due. 1 will give a Sl'KClAL
! discount uow, if they desire to buy.
; S M. Ricu, Jr. E. U.
i IV S. Don't forge' tint 1 sail s ine of (In
z best Pianos and Orgins that are inade.
?. M. 1UCB. JR., B. U.
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