The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, January 20, 1893, Image 2
*JwEr?nOir roa Ikiuu. Tbc ueeib of ! <S
HHwHk. Dtnjoudn r. UuV|?r, of MastachuacUft. j \
Mr teeioaes ? man wtiwin no ceetlon of tha '
pfttiT wl 1 j
feHU1' ' Cftro 1q claim. No o'ker State will* M-l f
to dci rl?e New llutnpwlalre of the booer of ; .
bcinjr I i? Lirthp'acv, *ed u I will gta-llj
l'?? <u Mmaaohuaeiia soch fu?c aa mnj ' *
cctbo to Lor ftoui lib l?n? readme# In her i &
k bord' r?. purity can ft ml in moat public .
ma o iuom\jg to iidmire and ptai?e In
0? DCnl UulWa career, tipaM froui 1.1* unQU*ai
uiiak&tftUn'r, it c?o <JiMo?er little or i
fh t Wlhif. lit iiftJ^TiicnUj '*b.d culo/ifia
? who were uV.e to ?eeg cl in l.im. but thojLi.,
bad H U'jocr and more oburitah]o >>i?ieft
flian moat- men. ?- - * ivraeir ,
Mtribed b.mecif wl?en be acid, "wba'aver
! * ui/ cosmic* way fay of me. the/ canno* I
(Hot lama fool.' That woe oil. lie
wee not tool in <bc ecuae Ita which thai
wor t b geoeiNlly undent* wd. lie had
bral'.i uod be prided himself ou ibam, hot ,
thai wae alaxst li* o ally b<e own endow
meiit, uod be aeemrd to c ire for u<? ether
*W 'if * ??-i r-.UI- In 5n??l!flo?ual r?
?.? naui. -|U.v., ......v .
?otrci(f, "eiuort" iu the aeuic of abi.il/ te j
ov??roach uu opponent. bo hoktd At life I
/rem the standpoint of the political cherhi- I
tm. The inse t unblushing demagogue >c?
piodm-ed in a country unusually p>olitic of
that ??rt of he eptnly defied publ-o
retrinient. Ilia rlfrontiTjr wan pbcDommal,
even in uti un? of auJucdy. and so lar fiouo I
ohj :clinj in Oeiug fuuud ou'.. be gloMcl in i
what other muu Mould hu\a considered tluir
hrnrr. lie would ruibcr ha\cbe*n thought i
lunfcrl than hate loco elected president. A I
Fa'asaH'iti *ar, a tyrntii in niMlione of
auiiioi i'v, uu open mid unh'u.sliiug iurncoui .
in pony iiiNileifl, lie combine J nil tho wor?t '
inoiul feature.'of the Now FuglanJ charac 1
or without any of in nuruy Mini ?pleu<iM [
/ iJliliW Take hint for ill in nil, lot tie Jo J'? j
ln?t ue shall not l?ok npou hU like *n$R>n.
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Tiin Sr.tri: U im mi: JC.t ilko to I'.tn..". ? j
Wat .'linc'luii, jl. i. J.i ii. 1'J. J'urii g Ilia)
' rgotutnl of |lie b'dmli I'arn'iuu cuao.i in flic 1
*u pernio uotirl t<' dny I'liief Justice Fuhcr j
k!o| pi-J the counsel fur itiu ruitr>nds villi i
the announcement thai ihr ccnirt tun no |
juri'dji'tioii in tlu'Cti'C. This mis a great I
aurprit'j to thy array of counsel }'icent j
repicscuUug tlie railroads and ih? S'atu i
mittorilio. and 'lie hvi-i.ui of tho court !
will probably cauru t!io Tiilmnujtes I rt J
joicc. for it is 11 justification to u cot lain
extent of their method- !' taxation.
. Tim t kit'f .In."lief Muled, however, lh.it
'tho court was uot predated to go into lite
lu?iits "f 11)e ease, but was im-ed lint
Alio i-uuri lias no juri.-diellon. uud therefore
tur'.hwr uiguumnt would be unticce- ury.
J bo sudden lot mi nation of the argument,
.afive the couincl lwd been detained here
fin? o hiM 1'ridoy, oc ::i. iouod considerable
disappointment c?pcoiul'y among "to milroad
men.
i
l'owt>i.?:tv * Mociai.i.;!.?Washington,
U.Jun. I'd. A I'liiuidclphii speoial dls- patcli
from ^crnnton, I'u.. says: lionsrnl
Master Workman L'uwdorly y enter J ay
emerged from :i rctircmcut of so mo weeks
/ address gathering of union car pent era
iu this eity During the course of Itiv re.
marks ho ..aid :
"f im a socialist, and say il without ,
hlu.hitijr, If the avowal bring* condemnation
( ttm willing to take it 1 am ono of
<>6,1*00.'KID eeiatirt.t in 'his country. 1
* I believe the railroads ate public high- i
wuy an 1 should l>o nationalized and that (
dio telegraphic system should ho owned and
*>perated by the :;o, eminent
'J'Jio people own the cloctrie-y. tem, streets,
puldio schools, nti 1 aro afraid to ga a slept
lurihor and "\*n the railroads anl tele 1
graphs, which are more et-scntial to the
pohlic.
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*i Million 1 liiaxu*. A lVituid in need is
u fiiend indeed, aud not iiss than one million
vtuple liavo found juat such a friend in
Dr. King o New Discovery for (.'ontumptiou,
CVnghsi\nd Colds.?Jf you have newer uaed
this g*eat cough medicine. one trial wil'
of Throubi Cheat and
Lungs. Kucli bottle Is guano feud to do all i
thin is (.luimcd or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles free ut 1). I'. lVseya Drug
btore. Large bottles CO and 71.0?.
1m nnriMi I'm nan. - W c desire to tell our (
c:'.i<.cne. that for years we have l>ocn robing
Dr. King's Naw Discovery for Consumption, '
Dr. Kiujr a Voir Life Fills, nucklen'a Arnica 1
da!re an 1 Llretrie Fitter.". and have neve (
handled remedies tliat uell as well, er that ,
have given sued universal saliefuction. Wo
dt? riot lieeitttlc to guarantee thcio every ,
tiiQO, and an stand ready to refund the pur- '
cb i?o price if yat>. factory results do not I
l'ol iw itioir use Thc.-e remedies have won
their grout populai ity purely on their merits. ?
H. F. l'o e.v Druggiei. . (
^a do not Know who wrote it, but thai is 1
a powerfuL compvehcusno and accurate iod.ctmeut
of Tillmanism contained in the
ao'dross of the luduttriul and it age Darners'
D:m?crntie Lcaguo- J 1
Wo deuounca tlio iucoiiaiilency of ihc ,
ao-callod reform party which, proclaiming (
raliries 'eo large omit* to rcduca them :
declaiin; taxes too high, increases tlioui ; 1
professing opposition to monopoly, conspire*
10 tuske the .^tuie n monopoly ; proaehitig v
prohibition, legislates 1U0 State itself into a !
rnru scllor.
I'bcrc is not a possible opening lor a plea (
of "net guily" to any of tiie?e counts. All ; *
at: from the record*.r'Hiiill- yen 1 *
'oimrv Ni wfci'ti'ri:?.?Although couu- ! ?
try editors are nearly nlv.nyx poor, ikoic |
arc plenty of por.-una who behove ibn' half j 1
tin paragraphs in u country uewspipcr are I I
paid for with emirim-us bribes. There ate j ?
al ,\ars two side- to e ery juestion, ami j ,
whichever si le ait editor fall.s oil, the par
titans of tlie other accuse him of l eing !
"bought." It is Utile wonder therefore, '
that the editor i.- hHoui a popular man : 1 I
ue.cr Knew one who was. and I uc\er Knew j
ore who it as oitcti accused unjustly. j i
l'robubly the people helicvo in bribes to I
editor* because it is a very rare editor who f
d >es not accuse his opponent of being a j
bribe taker, creating a prejudice against j 1
themselves and their calling. Lazy and I
iaconinctcut editors nearly always explain
the success of their more rigorous epponeuts
by declaring that they curry on a system of
Lluclv-mail. I once visited a large city, the
newspapers of which I had long admired
a.uicst with reverence, an t I was turpriscd
to hear a citizen ray that what the city j
rotily needed was better papers; they!
wculd bring 'eastern capital." livery citi- I *
zeu of a couutry town vants liis loeality ;
"bjouicd," to tba cud that hs may soli ins j
tii'iy dollar lot for the hundrct ; he can
fpreeiato bovr a really gosd paper might 1
a d him in ihio, and because bia lot docs uot j
a Lance iu value as he thinks it should, he j
has a grievance against the editor, lie ' ^
longs for an editor wilh 6omo 44fuap ' in him. I
I dou't know what "snap means,but I know I j
this is the quality usually thought to !> ' .
lucking. There are more great tnen in every
country town than really exist iu ti>a nutiou, ! u
a.id if thav are not reco^oi/ed, tbc local
papers arc of no account. I was once bvtb- J
red a good deal bj a certain man who .-aid I
he could clean more chickens in an hour
than ;iuy otlur chickonclaaucr in the world,
and ho wanted the fact inautioncd. Man U
v ho aro never suspected of greaiuoss by
oibcr people accuse themselves of it to the
editors, and when tbey refuse to mention i u
ibis greatness, I hey urc told that ibeir col- ] '*
uoins coutaiu a great dval of stuff not half'
I eo interesting. It ba.? occurred to mo tb.it
! w boo & citizen of a couuiry to*u becomes i ?
I Uruuk, the first thine be docs is to bunt up , 1'
I itib editor to toil ^iitu Mu?t is the uiiticr j 1.
I ilU iViVi* j c
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Ifie 2l|?6fn $? ?? Ifjjacs
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I. M. STOKBfl. Editor ?fl
rrldny. Junimrj 20, 1HM. jj|
iUIISO/lf/'T/OK. $1 60 I'Kit ASK UK &
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POCT OFFICE DISZCTOKT. to
TL? 1*. O. will be opened fur buainear
'ron? 8 A. M. to 0.00 P. M.
Tbo Money Order Department will be j n
)Maed fjr bueioeaa from 0 A. >1. to 4 t*. M
Will ?!=; Sc^tl -iii cloea prompt'y **
at U A.111. ?
Mall foing Norib will el?aa pronij il/ a'
i.?JOP.il. ,a
The mail will be Ukan from tb? street box "
16 minutes b?f?rfc closing ouch uisil.
Any iuatientlon or Irregularities should
:e reported promptly to the 1'. M.
J.C. IIUNTEII. 1'. M. ?
A PKOPOSITIO* *
A Farm and Stock Paper Freo ^
To any subscriber to tbo TIMES who it
will jiuy ult arrcun an<l oqc year iu v
advance, uuJ any now subscriber pay ^
it?^ one year lu advaucc; we will scud p
lor one yoar. tl
I'm: I t KM Kit'N OUIDK, '*
AND
HONIi COMPANION, u
A pricticil Sctni monthly Stock ?
b'urui Journal. tl
.Now \f the time to subscribe uud
luuuw your subscription to tho 'ftUK*. u
f">. ' * 1'r<i-1 I< r. t, Kutiierfit'i it. Mayor,
died last Tuesday night, from rhcutnalism of el
the lit mi!. n
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C'ltT" \ w.,u.un was circle I hcrgoaut-at
ioii of tliu Arkansas IIouk? of itopreaenl, '
atitcs on (bo -lth.
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Don't tin.* weather umkc I lie wood 0|
pi et and coal-Leaps Buffer? And don't rj
lb'- town folks' pockets suffer also ? ,j
or tio/. Tillman rt'ijs Mi* t'iCinviu t'ol- I
logo will he opened, at farthest, hy the islof *'
July. The building*) will accommodate t?00 T
student*. J1
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tiishop Lsuinn, ot'the North Uaro- hi
liu* Diocese, preached iu the Church of the
Na'ivity lust Sunday, mil administered the
solemn rile of continuation to one c?n?li<lafe- J"
tnY Wo cull >cI attention to the hurl- ii
nc.-s changes in tlio firms of A. 1(. Poster ?. tl
Co.. Scott Jtres. and l'urter A Mnthie.
Special notices of all of thorn will appear
nut week. C<1
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At 111v time of writing thin, Thurs- br
lay, 1 *J A. M.. we ore liRving (lie tifth koow
itorm this winter. It commenced yesterday
morning uhont tcn,u'clock and the ground is
now covorcl from '? In S inches deep. It is
the Iiohvie-it snow hero for over 'JO year*.
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gtft.V ongrcsstnatt .Shell requests us to ot
inform Iho citizens of Union county that lt:
eeJs given hy the Agrn ulturnl Popiriii.ent
for distribution, cnti now he luid hy wr ttcn
application to hint. We itopo Mr. Shell will
accept this s:i our application. j p>
tfaff' Mr. W. h. Thomas, of ' urlislc, had |
the uiUformnc to lore two tine mules one j
uighl la.t week hy iho t?. (!. !t N. It. It. J
The.mules tzr.rr hemmed in it n?rrow cut 1
near Mr. Thomas' house and were killed hy
the train. This is a heavy loss to Mr.
rhotua*.
* if iho ne.v liquor law goes into
ptlecf it wid < I ise hhV retail and I I whole- of
ta'c liquor eetah'inhmeiils. 1 here are J-O tu
strain distilleries and tl ;t wing tVuit. The
"ilculatioii is thai it will throw ? melt
ut of employment and clo*e >* n? places of 1
lusincis. i ut
t;<
SKtf~ I tie 1.1 war Is liens are requested to to
meet, in perron or hy proxy, with the S. ('. ov
Association ., at t.oluinbu. on tue "_"Jd du \
jf February, In s, in., f.r the purpose o S(J
ionsidrring aoiuo prompt action for the tc
recovery of the I'.dwarda estate in New I Kl
Vork. now under iuvestiua'ion. ' ^
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firjp* The new Hoard of County Commie01
iiouera met last Tuesday, and did what litis
not been done before, Mnec tlio war?paid ^
ihe debts of the county ami mu le all the (.|
;ounty creditors happy, then went Imme
liiij?| y n larks ' themselves, leaving a j,|
: ean balance shout beliiml them.
?
i?r V.'e acknowledge receipt ol Congressional
favors from our Heprc-entative.
1. \\. Shell. It is the fnvt favor we have 'r'
eeeived sinco Mr. Shell was first circled, j
mil vvc began to think (but our Coneresi- i Ci
i?en had adopted the Mime disciimineting ,
iractiee that governed the State Legislators, h:i
. , "no favors or nuarlers to nuii-Tilliuau Li
>v t'oojurvaiivc democrats," and we sub
nitted to the ?vill of -the powers that bo" si
without complaining.
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See the following new advertise. (ij
ncnte, and "govern yourselves accordingly." ?
.New Vcar'e t-rectiugs, J. IV. McLuue.
Preparatory to Taking Stock, Voting & (-|
luntor. x
A. 11. Foster -V Co,
\ uur Money fc'avel, Kuckci Store. ro
Uuauo, Guano, IV. I*. Thomson, Pres't. *
Big Auction, M. Kice, Jr., 10. U.
Notice of Fiual Discharge, S. M BicS, Jr. ni
House and Lot for Sale, (I. P. (iavrett.
Dissolution of Partnership, A. II. l oiter
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Dissolution !* !'?iincrebi|', I'.oyd \. llolIK
Coroucr's Notice, Jaspei Aycock.
rhcrifl 'h Sales
Master's Sale. '*'
'he Union Mill Organised.
At a meeting of tfie stockholders of the f?(
uion Cotton Mill, held last Monday, the t'
ulletsiog udmirablc Beard of officer* were tv:
T. C. 1'tmcau, President uad Trcnsurev. j ib
W. F.. Thomson, Vice President. I fyi
J. A. Pant, 1). 1'. Fcatcr, A. 11. 1 oetcr. ]%
fin. Muuve, of l oioo, end W. B. Wba
ly, of Charleston. Directors. Ill
Most liberal otfers o( lund have been i?<
mile, as cites for ilia mill, hut no.location tli
at beeu decided on, as yet. i wi
-yr? ? ii>
lanuio Keruble Butler, the world renown- on
d actress, who married I'iorce Duller. ?f ' '2u
UiladelpUia, a weal'?*y member of the Dut* lm
;r family of thi-< Hiete, died in Loudon, ou ?i<
K'b In ber 8lei yev. j-?
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All 3*6 a. 1
Uoi n Im alwaye been proud of lb* obnteat
and roapectablo ! o-itiun o( bar It* *
Beee. bat we must aty Ii is a ditg'aoe to 0
k* Rang-and tku portion of the iowq f>r "
o #wu?r of ibo corner building notr (he *'
>ur*b ut? to rout it to d dsrepautble f
-roan. Can't It be pot to tfi*t er ute thee I
disgrace our main e!rest T/
o ?t
a of the
relbvre, Thee. 8.
ft.. I^f". wye jCctuaT... uwU tothW
Uennt df fWffleW. ' Nominal septets,
i.180.24. Liadli in ?10,100.00. Cre-ll- ,
re will meet egan no the 27'h In*'., to (
Klde what ahall be done. t
The ttreet lamp* are Jurlng tbeee d.-?r? 0
igble, i|ui'e cooreniencie* to tlsoee who "
aval the ?tre t? ; but it ia very hard for
e>i Neat, the splmded lamp lighter, to
rap ihem u'l lit, when eome trifling, Ihiev- "
ig rarcnl corn's along and reals them,
fhy a lew niglna ago, I ho lamp right here
> front of tha Timk* offica ?? rtolen. The ?
own found' will give u chromo to the first 1
era ?n raj orling micIi rascal*, and will are 1
tat the iiii-cro?ut board* awhile with Sher- '
9 wilhiut Jighff. G
AI ion t seven o'clock Saturday evening K
.<f, the pent depot and telegr?|h office lirr* j>
m* d'tmrrreJ on fire, and In n short while ?
10 building not bornod to th" ground, with a
I' 'ho telogiAph'c instruments, on 1 the M
cketv be'onglig to tho office. The bngg-ige
.ern was alsu tuiinied, Lut the b'ggsjpe was
uved. Mr. W. S. Smith, the olevcr and
lltciaiit o; crntor, soon had tho wire* ceiled
ed and messages of the fire wore in at
ndrpia>t?ia within two hour* uflor the fire,
he hu Iding wos oovired by insurance.
ho fire i* supposed to have originated in a
cfvelivc pipe of the btove The telegraph
lice ii now in the dinner house temporaly.
Hot for iho sprinkling of the freight
opol willi tho fire engine end ino-t favor
Me wind-, it might have proved a very
evfructirc fire to the entire town. There
aj ahuiit 6'>.t nates of colt"u within |IH)
i'de r>t the fire, but uot a bale was scorch
I. Hut there was lively work among the
iiyurr to remove It.
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The weather lor the past (wo weeks has
biii decidedly the coldct sincu
road river was reported this wool; as brig
frozen from bank to bank, the icc being '
lick onouglt to Indd the wrghl of n man.
I iiion has several shops already run by
ilorol men and is going to have another
lobaeoa nod candy" store in the old tiriuiill
building.
i w i oioro-i men, sitspui ten 01 selling nrc
Mr. Miiticr'M baru nod stables last week
o now jiiil.
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le Lucky Numbers
The following are (In; numbers and tinmen .
tlmse who drew I lie prizes ut Mr. T. K. |
uiley'n distribution, two weeks ago: I
No.','"-, S. S. Smith, Sewing Machine 5,
217. Joe Crawford, llrelining Chair.
!, W. A Nichu'io.i. l'h >to Cleo- .
lira a tlulley 1 ,
" Charley hiicy, I'arlur I. imp. ,
' 127, Ilcv. II. Alston, Ktiglish Oleograph.
Sl'J, .1. A. Krown, Lady'- Flush ,
ckcr. .
' t?. l.uey LI -ey, Toih L Set.
" l'">. o. S. Itiee. Ti Chnuiber Sit.
if, Mrs. ,1. L. Voting. Oil Painting.
' " Chrome.
Miss Mamie n.-l/.cl was the lueky winner
the "Handsome el- A lit que Far.lire
"oti the lir-t titty niiiiihured receipts.
Personals. i ?
Me el'..* the following front (lie Spartan* . '
tig Hi il'i //- --if.'i/ of .'miliary l-lth : Mrs. | i
ov. Jeter came up from Union l?-t Friday I
I M .. II .. .. ? I ' I I .
nviii .<n. ,-<o'-uii i ii?< rt'ii i, ami remained
er tar i week as the of Mrs. fir. <
enni 11 or i>i <*s?nc? in 'Mir ci'y ho been i
c occision of so viral |lea?iuit even's in '
citti circles. Mis Null hid a five o'clock I
a on Tuesday : Mrs. If F. Wilson a dining
licr liraulill11 complimentary to <
rs ,le cr on Wcdnoiday : .Mrs. l?r. Moore I
itiipliiiiiiiit'il iter with a dinner on Tliurs- I
ly, iiikI Mis. l'ctly gave lur a lovely lunch "
i Friday. >'116 returns to Uuioit to"!""**' $
o-r?.. >onu i?. .turner was in town this ^
eek, visiting his daughter, who is at the n
i fiord Fetnalo Seuiiimy. h
Capt. Churlcn O. Culp and Mr II. F Mcicrson
weut down to Coliunbii <>n Wedsdav
to hear l'r. Taliuadgo lecture. ?
Mr. W. l'errin Thorns hi chiiic uown last
inday I'rotn Faciei to see hi- many '
iends,
Mr. Willie Wilkins has returned from t
diuubia. t
Dr. S. S. Liuder, f'rinerly of thie county, j
is hoen elected W.* M. . of Ridgeway '
>tigc, A F. M. ' ;
Mr-. Allan, of Charlcsicn, is visiting her
Mer, Mrs. W A. Kicbol'en.
Miss Carrie Duucan h?e gone on a visit to ,
icuds at Richburg in Chester County, and i
so will visit relatives ui Ridge Springs, in
Igctield county.
Mrs. W. S. Smith bus returned from
over. York County, where she bus been
siting relative*-. ^
Miss Corrie Whiteside has gone to I'orill,
l.tlll-ntm I'lMlllfV fA visit Vi.lalivna .??,,! I
iends.
Mr. L. * . Faut. formerly of ihis place, "
>w of Spartanburg was in town this week 4
eeting his many friends. ii
Mr. J. II. Barres .has been appointed j 1
jputy Cur?nor by t'oroner \ye>cli. j ^
nder Whioh Law ! J'
What s the matter with ? ompt roller Gen 1 '
llerbe's construction if iho liquor law ? '
ere it is :
"The dispensary law did not go into cf- j
ci until after the I'Jth of January, 180 :.
p to and including that date the old law ,1
is in force and you could accept only the 1 i
t>0 t?s required by Section 17 .'J. Sinto ! J
at date 112th J.inua<y: the ucw l?w is "I t,
rce and you can accept ?i>0 tinder this , *
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I'udci this othcinl
law, which we believe to
it, the County Treasurer acted withiu s
e law in giving a receipt for *100. which f'
is under tho ' old law.' At the same i ,,
ne our Town Council granted lirensej for | <
o year, each paving #Htx> This was on tho 1 ?
d Jnuuury. 188b, therefore under tho "old i p
v," and we ?au'l see how it can he n J C
datiou of a law which went into effect ten I it
ys&fev Jl'
M iMHf MM
day
md johu /
nan, CWTIMOI
e cotton e?
wti limit a of
M" two
T? tin?
itt'on, aonfblroaeWt e?J?WP 1
Dthuaiad^aui iitg tii? l#ojl?, uiiJ cv?rjrtodjr
fat llitt e -matliitig forthe g?aer?l gmd
tf lb? town ?ar. about to b? dona, an<l oitli
inc fail it to be ? duty a< wait aa a plaa'uro
o contribute hit or liar abara to tin* poo l
?ork. Tlicrs waa no doubting or carabine
ibout 'ba mitt'ar, and tbe canressa .1 in* 1
*ith nothing but cordial "Oodapaad" wli?re 1
ter tliey wrut. Tbe hearta" of tha paoplc,
.'if nrt.l kiitinr flri i'l St. tiiirl ur* ara umahiI
.X. j V?'? | *? ?? (
? know that all clasiea and partiei iu (lie
>wu of Union, h iTicvl nsile alt fn.lionnl 1
orll'ig and are as one man enliiled for I lie
;ood ?f all.
While only foO.OK) lure, oh ye*, boon
ubscriboJ, a mil* c kting not Us* llian
il2-r?,000 or $1**O.OOU vv|!I Imili, We can
ifely rmkc ilia' |?v miso upon the character
nil ability of the men in wlioie charge li
li-cUli iiiioia b?v<- j Incod (lie whole miller.
ll?f^bV7nWl<1gpll I I ?^e< ( # prca
dint atvl boiirflf (TTrSWr* (o preiiJe over
be at!'lira of ilia Uni ?n mill, wo lo not
hink no co il I h vj cli ra i a man mora
leuliirly li tv I for ire presi loncy linn on-'oung
friend, P. 0. Du unu. A young nun ,
n tin prima of active h union life, with i
implo moms, a ijie n?' bin no a m il ea,
nil of pluck, onogy and pirjcvismuc , and,
vitbal, of sound mom chine or. In is I lie
rcry innn of all in litis t >wo t> pub the
mterprisc to a spocJy an 1 sucjcs-ful coin
cli m.
And lie will bo support :d by a board of
lirctors in pcffoct l|anno ?y with hm, o >nisiiiig
of sumo of (lie bust and mop sublanital
young biuin-rs men in the commuli
y, (villi a spti 'k ing of oil bonis as a
iil.iiico wheel to keep ibe micliino y ninling
stnodli'y and safelyi
t... .i it..: ..... ....... i... ..I...J.. i
i 11 v lUt) II UI UII Ull Will ?IVH 1/vi viid.iv a
kiDoiiihu progressing towns uf the State.
I'lie young we
old .hem somo year*' ago they sli ml I do,
woken away from ilio leading strings of tue
>11 timorous, wait-awhile f nks, ami put
licir shoulders to ilic Btslle I wheels, deteruined
to pull thisgudly town out of the
aire and place her on high ami soli 1 ground
>f progress. Wen o del ghto i at 'hcsplcii"
lid move they imve already made, mm
amcstly pay to them, "gen leuicn. go forvnr<l
; you are on the right r.?ad, ami you oward
is but a short dis unci ahead. Von
rive already unde the skies look bright and
inpeful all > roiln l u?, even through I lie snow
iIomiis, and yoii'cainiot uow atibr 1 to fab or,
Micriaiu a doubt, or stand si 11 You must
iress I'irward and siiow to the world that
he y?ung business men of t'niou are not
iinid >lujgirds, Imt Inve the s'ernaess of
diaracUr an 1 iucl uut ildo cue-gy tlritdeio
\cs i,iii will vsioi sue.ess.
1 Scholarship SCTlffOV
bir energetic sell ml Commissioner, .1. L.
Vu ker, who is always on the look-out for
iUj thing that w ill promote mid inorea e the
i tiicultonal advantages of the I ounty, huu I 1
us the following circular, with a request
hut we pub i-di it for the informaroti ol ad
a this county who muy wish to avail tin n
elves of the liberal idler in id , lltrotiga .i,
>y "seveiul business and prolYssieu.il men
?f S| nrtnnburg" :
Several of I ho business and proles iunnl
ncn of Spartanburg h ive loudly put u in
he power of the Woffbtd Fitting School to
iflev io each coiii>ty in (ho Stale u schobirdtip
for the Spring Session, t cginuing Febuaey
7th.
This scholarship will reduce the schod
:xpenscs ?.f tlie successful applicant to the
aynteutof Hoard and foes for Fuel am)
.iglitsnnd Medic d attention?animating in
ill io For y eight (.*L8.bO' hell.rs for the
Session. I si i
'? will lie awarded i^tlie olio i itlOJJ qtlO
iC! and by tlie Sch.^ViH
ioncr, oygent emeu npp imed by him
Tlio eaaiiiuiatioii wi 1 be o. ened ! nil ooys
iver tli#' age ot fourteen, mul of good moral
t'inding. It will c<>n?i^t of ten questions
ill tunyIt of the following branches :
I. j b'nijlixlt Grammar?Fa' la of Speech,
' rids, and a sh rl si ry rcul for rcproluetion,
its a test f expression and spelling.
1 If. Arithmetic, embracing Fi actions, Coinnori
and Decimal, and Compound Ouanti
,cf'
III. U. S. Hiftun/.
iV. (ttoyraphj/.
'lie examination for ilii? County ni l bo
icni ai I'nion C. 11., on Saturday, January j
:o.
'I he successful applicant is requited to I
nail certificate from School Commissioner, j
ogethrr with his own nuino ami age, the '
lame of patent and 1'. U. address, on or j
icfore Friday, February
Further information may be had by writug
to A. (i. Rli.UllFKT, Head Master,
Spartanburg, S.
The following tho Hoard Examiners have
cen appointed by the School Conimi.-sionor :
I,. W Dick, t". II. l'euke, J. L. Walker.
...
111r. Dlit parity or Monopoly.?l incin- j
mi, oiiiiunry in.?lu:ii uiMiirs nave laicon i
dvantagc of the existing duplet* of acci -|
euts to rivet* coal transportation. tli? !':*e'
Mil tin of ?! e vitur, ilien tlie urea king of
ho ice gorge wiih great loss of coal barges,
allowed by another lree/.e an.I very co d
rent Iter, and have raise I the ?p> ice of coal
0 six dollars per ten. The prospect is that
1 will go to seven or eight dollars before it
all-. The price was two and a half dollars
or ton before the freeze begau.
Stiiis ton Port Rottl.?ArotsTA, (Ja.,
an. IB.?Tito Port Royal company lias recivcd
a letter from Ernest Riglutnl at l.oni
... l.~ 1...- .
ni?i j?o iu*o ^ivou urui!!" lor j
wo steamers to bo deliverer! to that corpoali
'B itt'ly in July and August, anil that 1
he lirs? ?uu d ttail from Port R-?yal in Sepeinbev
tor Lou h n and At twerp. Two other
hip' will he built at an early day.
On. What ~rjttil^ou heed Jibe
^^^Wfl^rTnat moreT3Hk)ie disease. (*onuinption.
Ask yours^an if you cm afford
or the sake of saving fle, to run the risk .
ml do nothing for bV\Ve know from exerieuce
(hat .shi oh'Hure will cure y-in
'ough. It inver fni'M This explains why
tore thou a d.In u littles were so d the i
ast year. It relievesjeroup and wi. npiim
ough at once. Mothers do noi be with<>..i
l'.?r lame back, snle jr CiiCatusv :-?l i li s
u<? i'lnstt s^uhth. k srai'b .v i'o
Timm.
winter*
??v?K^ vur
H ^K (M MB*
hie
H Ve*ps pwple "bngging ihe
ground
d -pih remain ng s>
ere entertaining i?m<
i y of the grain
Hbgy jwfi?fa
Bpriugs '. ) lo? iug v ^ ^ild winte-s. |
A f*w mornings list week Bro.td rirer at
Jeter's MIU. was a siglil to behold. 'fli*?
mill pond ha* bren fioi.n over for a week,
an I just at lite b ad of the shoals (Neil's
Sliou .v | is a | le- w u e c the water runs
eery slow, an i t wis frozeu entirely from
i auk to bank, a distance of nearly a mile,
i wo or three m oruiugs. Everybody for several
miles around here ami in Chester conn
ty will know the [>lae*, when 1 cill it the
"Deep II If."
A uegV'crossing In a baUe.iu Sat irday
in ning, was over two hour cu t og his
way to tho mid tie of the stream. In the
skoals where the spray da bed nguinit the
rocks and lioze, h nude hundreds of ioeuiottuJs,
w. i< i gli-tenc t with sparkling
raiiaucc in the toiglit sunshine, uud wa*
uj iei a uea u [ t .
The e sv.is a ltl??a general clearance
ale, it ecaui if n,ld stuck hero Saturday,
whma 1 atcli of hor.es aii<i mulre w.ia aoid,
h> inging 'ancy prices, from one dollar to
seventy-five dollar*.
Mr. E. II. Jeer has iia<l a lot ef fine tnules
hero the past tvoek, in which there are sixes
t? mil till purposos. Messrs. Welch anil
How**-, of Cnrltsle. come up ya urilay with
a tot of fine mul s, to suit anyone. All of
these gentlemen siy that they liure them to
<ell clu-np, quality coasidereJ.
Thmo is qu le a dcmui-i fir farm ?'o -k
litis year, around here. It is my opinion
tli t it pays bet ?r to get g.iftt young stock,
for any work, than to j^et old broken down
ones.
A large amount of clearing is being dene
do an here, and me uxe can be h-ard in
aim ist every direct on. Hut it ? to be
hoped that there wid not be an increase in I
the acicuge ot cj ton, to the exc.us un of j
home supplies.
As soon ips the fieoje is over nt?ny farmers
will begin to sow rattier heavily to
spr.ng oats. A cheaper stock feed cannot
be raised. K. W.J.
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(.' rrespmido ice if the Timiis.
Tho News at Jonesville.
Jo.nksx it i.k January 17.?It is not necessary
for nic to briii/ un the co'd weather, as
eve ybody knows tlite*, this is the coldest
spell for sc crd yea s. 1 will say, however,
as most people think the presen' always the
r.vretne, tint jt is not qnjie as cold as it
was in January lH8'i. l'hc thermometer
then went d 'tvti to I" below /.e-o, while last
Saturday uioruing if was J5? above zero.
Mr. l>ave F?rr has been wanting a freeze
and a snow fur the benefit of I he lar.d nuil
ilia wheat oiop. lie is satisfied, and wilt
now take a thaw in hi*. The people have
done but li'tie ^inco Christmas but get wood
and make firor.
Mr. II. (! .Smith in >ved fioai Jonesvi'le
to Union a f-w days ago. but Mr. 1). H. Free
has moved !: s lam ly t i .loucsville, eo, wlien
one goo t family leaves us another comes in
and takes lh"ir p'neo
Our High School is moving nil in a flourishing
cnnl lion. l*iof. Aycock and Mrs.
Britten lnvo . een at their posts of duty all
this cold weatli1 v. making tilings warm and
lively Mi the school loom.
Mrs. [)r. Orr has moved luck to her home
near As'-u-y.
Mr. Satmnd T. Ilccd, who has been with
Air, .) F. Aim in the past year lias gone to
Sprntunburg and take.': a jposi i n with Mr.
D. Baxter Woo I. Sam is a good boy and wid
make Ids mark in tlit* w ill.
Miss Carrie His >n is on a visit t<> relatives
about Home <?.. North D ie del.
Mrs. Mai tic Wildnms is on a visit to her
mother at Walhaila.
Mr. D. II. Fripp. f Terrell. N. is on a
v.sil to his sistei, Mrs. .1. L. McWhirler.
Tlie tips iji'iiilerly conference for 18'd'l of
the lonesville and Helton circuits will be
held at Jotiesville next Sa unlay. It will
he an iiiiusun ly interesting occasion as the
former .lonesville circuit has 'CMi divi led
and hiisintss p- rtaioiug ti the divis:ou wi 1
e one up at this meeting.
The pi oplc of oar town are exceedingly
hen t'?iy at tiiis time.
Mr. .1. \V. Crawford ran over t> Atlanta
last week ami btought in a tine bunch of
mules. Me is out with tlieni now and proposes
to sell them, cold or hot.
Two years a?oto lav Ijhud a Le'Couto pear
tree in l>loo.n No sign ot' bl lotns alout
thai tree lodty. Tulki'Honk.
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" **?rain of Middle 8eotion Broad River BapjBPf^^'ssoclahmwITT'mce^nt^n^^Sv
Ttctbel churoli, oa Saturday before the f?ib
Sunday in January, 1S1?5, at 10 e'elock.
n. in.
1st Question.?"Can a person attend Sunday
School regulaily and not be bcnetiie 1 ?*'
Speiket-s, ('. ('. Hob rt* and J A. Ilame*.
2nd tones'ii.n ?"What would be the condition
?>f the country with nit any Sunday
schools ?" Speakers, IV, Sam l.tpscotnb ami
John Cocker
I'rd Que* ion.?"What is lost by neglected
slit ly of the Bible; and what is gamed bv
attention to it?" Speakers. T. M. Littlejehn
ami Sain'l lloiumctt.
41It t.tiiest on.?"Do ministers give as
niucb nttetition to Sunday schools us tliev
should ?" Speakers. T. (1. Cltulk and t\ S.
Weliber.
sunday skitticm.
Mass meeting at 10 o'clock, conducted by
the president. Preaching at 11 o'clock, by i
llev .1. 1) Bailey. Subject, "Modern Mis- j
sions." L. D. Bonnbb, Scc'y. ;
l.ocKtiARr Mills.?A meeting of the nub- j
serihero to the capital etosk ?mi Voc'tctisri
Manufacturing Company- Vas held today
(Jasunry 1'J, 18tyT* at Merchants Hotel,
Sp utanburg, S. C.
t'ol. Joseph Walker was call*' to the
chair and Dr. I'. E. Henvng was requested
to net as rccretary. A majority of the stack
was reported present.
It was voted *o change the name from
L ckhart Manufacturing Company" to
"Lockhart Mills."
A board of seven directors was elected,
consisting of C. 1). Farrar, K. Fleming,
Joseph Walker. J. 0. Farrar, J. II. Montgomery,
Alva (iago and Strpii*? Onge, and
authority was given to 'he board to increase
the number to niuc if they deemod it advisable.
1>. 11. Duucan, J. II. Montgomery and C.
F. Fleming were appo tiled a committee to
draft a consti ufion and by-laws for the
government of the company, and to report ut
the next meeting Autnority was given
to t lie directors to provide for the
building of a railroads from Lockliart to the
Snsrinnburg and I'nion railroad. Meeting)
atljourmd. C. K. Flsminc, Sec y.
Directors met 8uh?equcntljr, ami clectad
l". I). Fnrrar, president mi I treasurer: and
l>r. K. Fleming, vice-presi lust.
li wis voted thai '20 per cent, of sto-k be
called for to be paid on or before the I<MIt of (
February, ISOd. (\ K. Fi.kminu. Sec'v. I
* *
We have a rpcedy and positive cure for
eita:rh, dipht .eria, ranker mouth ami i
headache, in SIIILOH'S CATARRH KKMKI>N
. A :,..->.ii injector free wi ll each bottle. I
INe it if yo i dtsirc hailth an i sweet breath I
l'rice oac. s'ol'.i Vy 11. K. Smith fc O.
TEACHERS' COLUMN.
J J. L. Strain HI I tor. Mr*. H. O. ffcCm! arv] L.
W. imk A**i>Uat KUUera.J
A Ttukif'i View of Prof Rebirt Morrison
u a itukir in
raow skal Lira.
He wu a "nselfisb ? ?, r!:!> .v i
?- -v.,,ui. Several years bad passc-l '
in bis > chool w>rk, r. hen be aickened aod I
died. Men. women and children wept when
ihey heard the good teach"* 1*4 gone. I
Many benediction* airiMtrre l on hfc MfefcM
a'd life whjch ;uon-y ucnjd aal'baH
to Hiaar nosrtt llir-*r|ii|riuk lmp^Hfi|gu?
formed "I will try u
known eueh a cbrT-tien.**Who
l?e, and what wa? hi* aame ? j-(
That n-ed not M wiuen here. Ill* name I
will bo remoin'iet od for a few years in the
neighborhood of bis church and school <
boiis*. When bis youugrjt pupils are be- i
come ol 1 won anil women, they uisy occasionally
cull the then uufainiPar name to i
ihose around thoiu. And then bis inline
will file from earthly remembrance. l'ot i
it i? registered on high, and one day will
dccluictlie results of bit !<l'e-work. Chris- I
itan incher, are you tempi* I to *hink your 1
wor* a little thing ? Nothing is little lluil i
touches and fashions ati-i enriches liuiran i
hearts and lires. 11k Paitrn;!.. i
?-?-??
Report of Rook* Creek Academy Dec. 1892.
by Mies Joeie Wood.
Urd Clas', I-t Honor, Cora Gusset*,
-ml " 1st Mono:, uulilitile.
1st " 1st !l nor Henry Miller.
We might learn so hi-thing if we will 1
listen to lougfellow, who soys :
Lives ot great men all remind us.
We c in matte our lives sublime ;
And departing, leave bibiutl us,
b'uotp iut.- o*i the sands of tune."
That we shall leave foo'prmts whether wo
try to make our lives sublime or not, is a
fact we canii?t deny. It matters not whether
(hey bo planted with die hcivy treid of |
(li wsr ior advancing in Hue of bn'tlo or
i:i? gi ut'C sopping of the fou l mother who
k'-cps vig l over the form t.f her dardng 1
babe asleep in its era Me, they arc pr.ioiirally
one and the snuo
It it uot ic.Hou iho to suppose that such
a pout us Longtclt?w meant to encourage
any i-iic tp sort of effort that seeks lame a-id
oiicu misses it. 1 lw meant to point out the
i Usvuti of great ineu's de ds as an inspiratiou
to the heroes of private life. No
grandt lite ever rol cd a mighty name
acr>?9 the pages of hisi try than one who
has exemp itiu 1 its desitos in the schoo<
room to buiid character and prepare die
young aud rising generation for usefulness
in iitcn-ju iiappiue-s iu eternity.
The polcatially g eat, whom circumstances 1
have buried in obscurity instead of lift>ng 1
into prominence, have been legion. Tlx. 1
political heroes wlp have become had, dea
pel at c charioted, for lack of proper traiu- 1
ing in early life, who can count them? 1
Let livrs of gicat men remind the tenchcr of 1
the sub iuiity he may put into his pupil's '
lives. Let his ory be taught so that ns in* 1
tluenee may be fell in every soul cipn'de ot '
receiving it.
Make the children acquainted with the
great, not merely by leliiog the dates of '
the r births a id deaihs, but by teaching 1
their greatness.
l lie story < f little Chorge's hatchet will :
never become threadbare to chi dreu. A '
c'uss of little six-year old boys will start
with athrillof notde sympathy as the our
uge of the it iiMi-tolliug boy conveyed to
ilieni in words inspire 1 by the to ichor's own
moral earnestness. 11 will dep et a readable
resolution in the childish face t> make its
life u/no -imile of the il us.rious Wa-hingtoii. 1
Tli iiig'o it may not last long, yet au inipres- 1
siou will be made upon the young heart that
o'd age will venerate, l'ast thoughts will
recur iindei' fresh ei'cttmstauci s to be moditied
ami to modify. What else makes up liic
sum ami current of our livis? Tlie littlo
ch ldrea wi 1 oxpciieucA a vivid moral
thought which will unity times return to '
associate itself with some passing circiim-tuuees
iutlucnciug its conduct,
Let us iu teach ng his'ory bui'd character
an.! c iliiv?te brains.
As far back :u lHtt'J, Abtalum Lincoln
said: The subject ot Mduca'ion is the uiost
; important one which we as a people cm be
engaged in.
The following liuui contain ev.ry letter
| iu the I'.nglish alphabet :
Clod gives the grazing ox his ureal ;
lie quickly hears the sheep's low erv,
But num. win take his finest wheat,
Should lift His j >* Bil praises high." ,
People who fear Clod ,nost are leant afraid j
' of men. I
- The
siibje.t of u ing the rod in our j
| schools is one upon wnicit the teachers will
| never fully a^rce. Thus* teachers who sufI
iVr no breach ef the r rules, either by
| theoiselves or thri^ pupils, are those who
1 mam 'antlcf*1 c ocaeion to resort to the red.
ia the diimuvA for this trouble.
- UivtsiiiLK
iiv y.?'Tliero is an unwritten j
law am. lie figures which ? o would he triad
for sonic of our readers to explain. U :s |
lira: If we wiiie ilown any number, as j
78d642. then reverse theorJer of the figures i
making another number (21G."?R7), tlien subtract
the less Ironi the greater the number J
remaining will he exactly divisible oy 9. ?
This is generally understood, but why is it
thai the figure* constituting the remainder
will form a number exactly divisible by 1?,
transpose ?Item ns you may 7
Kxatnplo : write "85012: reverse the order .
of the figurtf, making 240087; Subiraci :
and we havo o3"0f>o remaining- These fig- j
urcs enn he transpo-ed so as to repveseiit
720 different numbers, an? of which will be
divisible bv 0.
Correspondence of the Tim km.
Cross Keys Items.
Mtt. Rim top.? I have been noticing for
some time Chat very little news makea its
wsv tljcr. ugh to yeur va'uahle paper, from
Cross Keys, ? ? I thought I would give yeu
an item.
Wc ore having the coldest weather that we
havo had in more than six years,and it looks
as if it was going lo May so, for every day it
seems to get colder. Splendid tiuie to make
I leg fires and sit by them.
The veucreblc Mr. Win. Stewart, who wn?
| 82 years o il, died at Ins home in Sedalia on
dlst ult. He was buried in l'adgett's Creek 1
Cemetery. Although the weather wis very 1
unfavorable, there wore many friends at the 1
burial Ilis funeral was preached by llev.
L. C. K/cll.
Miss .Mollie llivis. one of Cress K?v-' t'*ir
daughter*, was married to Mr. W. H. Smith, <
or Lnion, in Padgett's Creek Baptist Church
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 2lst, by Dev.
L. ('. Ezzell. Many friends were preseot
to witness the marriage.
Mr. II. P>. Murphy and son with his
mother. M s. J. W. Murphy, h*s just returned
from a vis t to relatives in Hephzib
ill, tie rgat. I '
Mr. 1. fi. Wa tlrip has just returned fioin 1
tnet Uuiversity at lirceuvill?~*nd has taken '
the Padgett's t'roek school, which opened '
with about 40 pupils
i toll you, Mr. Kdttor, Cross Keys is en a
! uotn n w. We have three sieves.
I 'll I KMi.
.
t>.\f?.s?toN m run Sai.oon VJkn.?Coh.mst.s,
S. t'., Jan. 10.?t'oinptioiler Ueneisi :
Kllet)>e ha* rulod that alter tne l'Jth of this c
inouth c.unty treasurers may accept $60 t
from applicants lor l.qaor licenses for the I
tirst half ol the jcii until the dispensary
law goes ii-tc vUe?'j ?
11
1
jr
Carreep>* i?m> ?f tb? liiArM .
* ?? frM KtrU Fa?ft- .
Etta J ass. S C .Jmn. 10 -Tbewiuher
f??r the p<? tw i iNki Iuh teen m oeid (bat
ibt majority of our [>?*pe have been keepi?(
in doors.
Mr. handling, who was tceiJaaUll* ISR* "
"B Chri?*? ?* ? -*!ii ua? dsj last ?wk.
it a tu< ab m i be a Immi te Uow who ^
l;i .k lira' wry-ng a putil wake* a m u ^
1? frequently makes a deed one.
weeks
mean* wo iiv'orJtf^^^fitanti)*
H^Mfenihcr f PW
l^nar battle ef Eraser* e Farm, dorieg
i he sown dsyo tight in front of Rich ooad,
hie thigh was broken by a minoie bill.
He was a soldier by creation, but in m -at
?tlier depai Intents of life lie was m'<re or lea*
i failure.
Those of our pcaple who a-e fond of skatji?
hove a line time now f<r that sport.
Tho heulth of our county wat never belter
ihnn it is now.
Itev. J. H. Swanu preached at Salem yt>
erlsy. Ili>* text was. II K>ngs, 5:14 ?
Then went he d jWh, nu t dippel hituaolf
levett times in .Ionian, accor iin < to the say*
ing of the man of Cod, aud his ti.sli cauie
ignin like unto the flesh of n litt c ohild.
Hid he wim clean."
The No.th l'acolet Alliance Union wil
meit nt lMwkins' Mill next Saturday, 21st.
Some important buaiaiss msti-rs are io be
inin-aoted, ani it is raque>tel that those
interested will turn out that day.
Most of our schools are in operation now,
and the attendance is generally good.
The eiuigrutian fever still continues. Sev
i v*..?r. u-?
....... ? .?.!? II.IO RUU? ^
We't; soiuo lo slay aud others to look for n
homes.
Our I'rcn.l, .Mr. \Y. II. King, who ha*
beiu identified w.th our people m York and
Uui >n cmnttos for several years, euhor as a
teacher or c utun-rcial uiau. ca led tut weak
to t i<l us adieu, ou Ins way to Tex ts, wlitri
ho witsctl vi la*t year totako charge of a
Rouridiiug school; hut his Imsuioni engagements
?t tliat time prevented him 'r >m going,
lie is a young man of ti i? intellectual and
tiiornl a:ta titucms. and we moat coruial y
recetoiuend him to the people with whom ho
makes his future homo.
It is a sad commentary on our beloved
S ato 10 seo so man,) of her onterprisiug,
young nicn seeking hotn ji ?lewhere. Winter ^
it is true ui tch of tha bisiaoss a id profea- <
S'iius are crowded, there w.d always his roo?
at tlie top <>f the ladder f?r men of enterprise
an i ui >rnl chanc er.
Wc arc gal that "Inquiring Teacher'*
haa takeu the editor of the Teachers' (Joluoin
iu hand and given him a few hi.us as to hie
sins of omirsinn and commission. That i&
exactly what he needs. Me find he has set
Ins lies i to make the teachers talk now er
"torever hereafter hold their peace and
lie is going to di so. They might as well
hegiu now. Let every matter p?: laming to
the w>rk of educating our people In fully
tnd thoroughly discusse 1. Our people who
s?vc been aslevp for lo ! these many yearsiAA_^
will ivake up and put on new li e.
The Wilkiusvilte Literary and Debiting
Society will meet at Wilkmsfille next Satuxlay
nigbt. Tue subject to be dieo-used is :
devolved, 'ihat the Cilouizatioii ot the colored
people would be beneficial to the United
States. Wo hope to roport the result of the
liscussioti in ouruoxt week's letter.
Vox.
? .
A blTTI.K (jtRI.'s EXI'liKIKNCK IS .V LtOUTnoi'SK.?Mr.
and Mil. Loren TvwtMtt am
keepers ?f the Government Lighthouse at
Reach. Mich., ami arc blessed with a daughter,
four yc?rs ohl. Last April she was
taken down with Moas ea, followed with u
dreadful Cough aud turning into a fever!
Conors at home aud at Detroit treated her.
but in vain, s'..? grew worse rapidly, until \
she was u mere 'handful af bones." Tlieu Nv
she tried Dr. King a New Discovery and
after the use of two and a half bottles was ^
completely cured. They say Dr. King's
New Dlecivoty is worth its weight in golu?
yet you m ?y gel a trial bottle free a*. II. l'\
Posey's Drug Store.
cilltl.ou's COXSt MI'TIOS Ct'ltK.?This Is
hoyotid question the tnosl successful Cough
Medicine wc have ovorsild. A few doses
invariably cure the worst eases of Cough, t
Croup und HronchiCs, witRe its wonderful /
success in the cure ??i' Consumption is without
a para'lel in tho history of medicuie.
Since itstirst discovery it has bceu s.dd on a
guarsurcc, a test which uo other medicine
can stand. If you have a cough we earnestly
ask you to try it Price 10c f>Uc and
?1. If your lungs arc sore, chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. K. Smith ot Co.
MARRIED,
REAVES?KENDIUCK. Married, at the
residsnse of the bride's father. Mr. Fran a
Kandriuk, Dee. 21, 1892, by Her. 11. (\
Ltmpley, Mr D M. Reaves, of Macon, G?.? ^
and Miss N. C. Ken-trick, of Uuiou County.
S. C. ^ ? **
EDWARDS?EDWARDS. larriei. at
the resfdenco of Mrs. M. lliugftphms, gran 1mother
to the bride, Doe.^W, 1892, by Rev.
11. C. Latupley, Mr.^fT T. Rdwsrds und
Miss lleruice, djydfliter of Mr. Jonathan
Howards. ^
UOBO -j^flX. Married, at the residence
of Mr.y^? Wix, fattier of the bride, Dec.
29, l?p2. Mr- M. ?V. b.bo and Miss T. M.
Wi^ Ucv. II.C. Lamploy officiating.
. 'GREGoRT?N'ANCE. Married, in tho
Kelloti Baptist Church, Jan. 12, 189:1, by
Rev. W. E. G. Ilumpliries, Mr. W. T. Gregory
and Mivs lletsy Ann Naiioe, both of
I'u on County.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Postolfice at Union, for
the week ending Jun. 20tli, 1893.
Davis bleubarg Mr Willia Oriare
T M Duncan Miss Dickie Kirby
Miss Maryanue Foster Mr. W S Lee
Mr 8 A Strauss.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if advertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery
J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
Dissolution of Partnership*.
rnilE firm of Hotd & Holms, hvretMvr-r
X existing at Cross Kavn. L'nu.n i\? ?j
U.. is this Unjr dissolved by uiutunl consent,
*11 claims having been settled. Signol this,
tlie 1'Stli day of December, l8'.?2.
CLAUDKT. BOYD,
W. D. IIOLL1S.
Cross Keys, 8. C.
Jan 20-3 41
CORONER S NOTICE.
Cohoskr'b Or rut, >
Union, S. C., Jan. 13, Ib'A'l.y
To all to tr/iom it 'nay concern:
l'lease take notice thai all parties having
business with the Coroner must culi on
my r?si leuce, near Kelton, 8.
Ueptny, Mr. .lamva II II it t^F^i^lTnieii,
J. ||. JOSKIU M AYCOt'K,
Coroner Union County.
Ian 20-3.2t
Bank Stock for Sale.
|AI YU share* ot" the Merchants ami I'lmt1.
era .National liantt of Union, o onging
o iiie estate ot Mrs. Miry (ioitc'ock. debased,
will he offered for saW before lit*
.'oufthouse liver til Union, on Monday, ^
Salrsday) lite fiilt ilay of Ueoritary, neat.
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