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Kh?^ ! H| '* Far Tun Tutsi. Ik* Colored Itatkir'i Institute. Mb. Enrroa: The institute for the co'ored 5 latel>?n ~f u.uuvjr uptnM on I he 14ib and eloae-1 oj the 18lh inst. It eu oon dueled by Prof. C. C. Scott, of Spartanburg, aad Mias M. L. Dees, of Charleston, a > There hare beea held 4a this eountj ft ervcral iestitututee, but this one proved iteeU J by far the beat, for its philosophical and practical conclusions were founded upon the latest leeching methods. The instructions received has been a source of benefit to our teachers, who have learned bow t< impart knowledge more clrar and pointed. Miss Msrj L. Deas. is one of the leading teachers of Charleston, and fully uoderstandt ?? iu uvi icuiurvs sue is poiuie-l, mad her blackboard analyse* are instructive in every particular. She has left a lasting impression upon every one who chanced u fall in contact with her. I'ruf. Scott is pleasant in voice, but determined in action. He is always on time, one quality and essential that proves tht teacher. Our institute conductors have already . taught in four of the counties they go to 8partanburg and Laurens counties respectively. If the teachers of the counties fail to bt benefited from the able efforts put forth, lei them lay the blame upou their own shoulders. Our teachers association was organized with th? following roll of officers : fresh dent, C. H. Jones; Vice Presidents, J. D ' Norris, S. E KciJ, B. Foster. Secretary, B, J. Minis, Treasurer, Miss Ella Wallace. We hope that the trustees in each school in our county wilt employ teachers, member! of the ussociation, as these teachers have had the latest methods of teaching taught them? both theoretical and practical. ? The following resolutions were adopted We, the teachers, assembled in Union Courthouse, this, the 18th day of August, 1893, inaG ?uuty Teachers lustitutc, undei the efficient management of Prof. C. C. Scott, and Miss Mary L. Dens, and whereas, we k the teachers, have bccu greatly benefited W and desire to show our appreciation of the same. Therefore be it, Ketolved, That we believe this course ol instruction 10 ue me hest ever extended tc _ us, and we thank our worthy State Superiuteodent of Education for having unpointed colored instructors for ui, and hope on like be will do the same. we will endeavor to put ,.'k- wi^dfeii of the working-clears who failed to That wc regret the ending ol t)^gP_ .pleasant relations, and look with eagor? /O to the day when wo shall meet again . * :!*Juer similar circumstances. ^ Resolved, Tliat we assure our able conduc* tors that they have our thanks for tho pa9 tience. the earnestness, and the interest they ' have taken in us and our work. J. D. N0RRI8, ") B. F. Foster, | B.J. Mims, } Committee. K. 11eii>, | 0. II. Jones, J E. It. Hayne, Secretary. Ohky tub Dispensary Law.?Gool citi zona should not encourage blind tigers, sta tionary or portab:e. Let us have one thing or the other ns the present. Slate law cou templates?prohibition or a dispensary. We admire the courage and nerve ant consistency cfthc Spartanburg and Lauroni people who have refused to accept a dispen eary. Let thein stick to their position ant enforce straight prohibition. No communit.! can afford to put itself in the position o being in league to violate a law, howevci bad it may be. Governor Tillman and som< of his heeltrs and agents have violated theii own l?w shamefully and ropentedly by fore ing dispensaries on communities where Hit majority of freehold voters opposed them but we can wait for the time nnd tht awakening of the public conscience anii sense of propriety to set all such thing! right ond puni?h all such offenders. Mean while let all good citizens obey the laws a' they are patiently and loyally. As we understand it. there is really n< excuse for violating the law People win want liquor can order it from Georgia 01 North Carolina and have it delivered to then for their own iHe with e'eir consciences because high judicial authority declares tha they have the right to do so?that thesectiot forbidding the delivery of such goods t< purchasers is unconstitutional, null aiul voic and therefore binding on no citizen.?Qrccn ville News. That accords with our opinion exactly We hope the people of Union will stam. Squarely with our good neighbors, Spar tanburg and Laurens, and while declining to vote for a local dispensary, bo firm it upholding and obeying the dispensary lav by actively and honestly opposing the unlaw ful sale ^f whiskey in any way or undci any name. Union never wi>" so quiet, :; peaceable and so orderly as she is now, ant we have neither a barroom, a dispensary o K i/iiliit u^ri nn 11111 11? vvi I'uiuii; !""! !? Judok Lynch Holds Court in Adiikyillk . ?Greenwood, August 21.?This morning while Mr. William Monday, a respectable citizen of this community, was in towu, i vagaboud negro named Jake Davis assaulted ( Mrs. Monday, who is fifty years old, and would have accomplished his ticudish pur poso but for ihe uttack of a fierce yard dog which frightened him away, leaving his vie tun considerably bruised. A posse of cool yet determined men, both white and black, wcro soon scouring tin country for hiiu. and caught him at Ninety . Six this evening ubout 1 o'clock. He wrn immediately carried before Mrs. Monday who readily and without a shadow of doub identified him. Several colored women ei the place testified to his presence there abou the time the atsault was committed. There being no doubt of his guilt, he wa; quietly led to an open field near the house bound to the trunk of a tree and shot t< death. There was no mockery or taunting on tin part of the crow J. The opportunity wa: offered Davis to pray but he declined it. A more ordcily execution could not havi taken p'nee in a well drilled army. Thi men with the guns, some negroes amonj them, formed a line fifiecn paces in front o tho doomed man, and at the word "Fire!" i simultaneous volley of bullets and bucktho went whizzing through his bidy. He dice wiihout a struggle. Too much praise cannot be given to tin colored people, who manifested such an in tense desire to have ihe wretch caught nii'l punished. The same negro committed no assault 01 a wiiite woman in this cenimunity a fevi years ago, but as her character was qucs tionablc he was allowed to go unpunished Now Try This.? It wi'lcist you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have f Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat Chest or Lungs. I?r. King's Now Disc ivory for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar aniccd to give relief, or money will be pai back. Sufferers from LaUrippe found i ^ just the thing, and under its use had t F speedy and pcrfoct recovery. Try a sampli bottle at our expense and lrnm lor yoursel ju't how good a thing it is. Trial bottle; free at Posey's Drug store. Large size ot)< aul $1.00. If you want your picture taken don't dolaj but conic to Union and hnvo it done before Oct. In. L JAY ATWOOl), "Th* Pvxisumkxt Fit tbb CttMi."Paducah, Kjr., August 19.? Last Tuesday I negro tramp went la il>* :? ,V,Ui nora toil ckei for food. Mrs. Horn wa alone, and the tramp assaulted her. He ac"earns brought her husband boo the field and the negro fled. Tao posses started i f pursuit, aud after a long chase shot him t r death. The news was suppressed until t< | day. i I Iiu<'Kt.r?'> Ao?ii'? 9,1V? ?TW? K? i Stive iu the worM for Cuts, Bruises, 8ores > Ulcers, Sa<t Itheum, Fever Sores, TeUei Cbarped Han Is, Chilblains, Corns, and a] skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles i or no p.ir tcquired. It is guaranteed t give pv f-ct satisfaction, or money refund i ed. Pr ce 2> cents per box. For sale b; B. F. Po??y. EARTHQUAKE StIOCK IN BUCHAREST.Ducbarest, Aug. 18.?At 1 o'clock thi ' morning an earthquake shock was felt in thi city, followed in rapid succession by tw t others. The residents were badly frighteoe and many of them left their homes very hut riedly with nothing but their night clothe on. Slight damage was done to a nuznbe j of houses but nobody wns hurt. Queen Victoria Struck wnn Paralysis ?St. John, N. B. August 23.?Hev. L. C I MrV?i created cuusiticraoie excitement 1 the church tonight by announcing that cable dispatch hnd qccu received to the el feet that Queen Victoria has been stricke with paralysis. No confirmation had bcc; I received up to midnight. The Peoples Advocate, nn out-and-ou Tillmanite paper, published at Anderson has the honesty to declare that it "does no L believe a word" of the infamous charge i the Cotton Plant, that Judge Iludsou wa 1 paid for bis decisions in the dispensar, cases. This example of fairness might b profitably followed by others of tho "Bo form" press. I No Dispensary for Laurens.?Laurent f August 21.?The county board of control; a i their meeting to-day, ruled that Langston' petition did not have a majority of freehol voters; and refused a dispensary. It i .......1-- J! ~ I jimuuuit iuuv me uispcnsui'y is ft inuur I here. The desire of Governor Tillman to use thi palmetto for a trademark on his official whis key-flasks does not appear to be appreciate* at the patent office. The application of th Governor is a trifle novel and not a littl humiliating. List of Letters. Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, fo the week ending August. 25, 1893. Miss Adiline Steuey. Mr Mrs Graus, Miss Hagar Setter, Mr Miles Cnlmcas Mr Jcesie Rodgers, Mr L B Couoll Miss Siller Picket, Reve B Black lteven Murphy. Mr B. Black Mr Bcnnist Jack, Mr W L Wayrnt Mr J A Humphries, Persons calling for the above letters wil please say if advertised, and will be require to pay one cent for their delivery. R. W. HARRIS. P. M. ; " SURVEYING^ r WILL be in Union during the month ? JL September, and would like to do an; 1 work that is needed in my line, s C.C.WHITESIDE. Aug. 25?34-3t. ! ~ ALLIANCE MEETING 1 milE South Union, of Union County, wi: [ X meet with the Hobron Allianoe, at He : bron church, on the 2nd of September, 1893 f By order of the Union. J. W. JAMES, 5 Scc'y. | Primary Election. 3 A PRIMARY Election is hereby orderci J\. to be held on the 15th day of Septeni j her next, to nominate a candidate for rep rescn ative m ihestato Legislature Jo fill th vacancy occasioned by the resignation c Hon. R. V/. Harris. The same riCes and regulations that gov crncd the last primary election will be oh served aud govern this. Candidates will be required to pay fo advertising and printing tickets, which ha been reduced to the lowest possible price b; I the Editor of the Times, and they are re quested to deposit the amount with Mr. A C. Lyles, Chairman of the Democratic Exccu live Committee, before the day of election. ' The Executive Committee will meet 01 Monday following the eloction to cjunt th votes. r MANAGERS. i Fish Dam.?W, H. Joter, P. II. Jeter, J f W. Jeter. San/tic.?D. R Fant, A. W, Gilinorc, J M. Rowley. r Hughes.?J. J. Hughes. J. H Sawegc j cuiiiii ivy. I Helton.?11. S. Porter, J. M. Gault, J. II r Sprouse. Surra It's.?W. L. Gotnlelock, G. Andrei Ryars, Jonathan Ruico. H'ilkinsvillc-?Sylvanus F. Estes, O. W McKown, Alfred W. Davis. ' Draytonville.?Thos. Spencer, Columbu Spencer, Pinkney Phillips, i Timber llidge.?Dr. II. R. Tate, John E I J cileries, G. W. Webster. (ilandysbury Mill.?C. T. Mabry, Jas .Innna luu [ Gibbs'.?II. C. Lawsou, Sr., Qordan Wil lianis, E. A. Pruitt. Colerainc.?Dr. 11. F. Walker, T. J. I , Linder, Giles Ivirby. ^ Jonesvillc.?J. IV. CuoningUaui, F. 1' s Osliields, J. 13. Free Cross Keys.?J. 13. Davis, J. M. Dennett ! D. G. Wilburn; j Qoxhm Hill.?G, U. Hugliey, Kober t Auglitry, D. D. McCraoken. Union.?C C. Sartor, L. N. Rodger, T. K Foster. J. W. Qreoohy, A. C. LYLES. j Scc'ty. Co. Chairman. 9 Land for Sale. ONE Hundred and eighty-four acres o good land, on Dutl'alo Creel., about i "t miles from Union C. II.. is offered at privab r sale until the first Monday (Salesday) ii ^ October. If not sold by that time it will b t sold at miction on that day to the hjghes bidder. Enquire of DK. 11. S. A. PEItASON. Aug 11-32-1 m (Iv IN D ID ATKS. Tlfflfl. II r.ORR , Mil. Editor You will please annouuci j the uarae of Thos. H. Gore as a caodidah for the Legislature to fill the uncxpirct term of R. W. Harris, esigned. The an nouncement is made by 5 M.ixv Friends. GODFREY H. FOWLER. At the request of friends, 1 have con sentO'l to run for tho seal in the House o ' Representatives made vacant by the resigna ' turn of ll?n. R. W. Harris, i GODFREY ?. FOWLER. i f (1. WALTON WHITMAN. ; At the request of personal and politic* friends, 1 announce myself a candidate t< fill the uutfxp red term of Hon. K. W. Har r ris in the House of Representatives. Sub > jcol to the decision of a primary election. 0. WALTON WHITMAN. f ' / m - FREE SCHOLARSHIP a PALMETTO COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, I LEXINGTON, 8. C. THE auMMMnt of this school offers a free scholarship to one boy er g<rl in it each Congressional District. The scholar. ship is to be awarded on competitive ex ami|j nation in the common school branches. The examination for this District will be held at o Union, on Saturday, September 2, 1898, at 10 A. M? and will be in charge of 8. 8. f Stokes and two ass stouts. The free scholarship will bring the total expose deww ?v about bbO. Any young person can afford to go to school when expenses are so small. The institute offers instruction in primary, s acadomio, collegiate, normal and oommerelal 19 courses. It gires especial attention to young men and women who desire to prepare J themselves to teach. a vi t - j?!-- a- i - ? * ? aii wuo ucairo 19 conipcie ior ine scnotar9 ship should notify the examiner and the r Principal of (he Institute at once, and be promptly on hand at the appointed time. For catn'ogues address u 1?. E. HOWELL, Principal, | LcziugiOU, O. t/. a Aug. 25-34-tf. I 8ANTUC HIGH 8CHOOL. n W. W. BRUCE, A. B., Principal. rALT. SESSION BEGINS SErTKMDKE 4, 1893. II Motto: Thorough teaohing, Practical [ Plans, Strict Discipline. Q rnilE Principal will take special pains to ? X proparo any boy or girl for the advanced y classes in any of the State Colleges or Unle versities. >. Any one desirous of pursuing a classical. Literary or Scientifio course will find it to their advantage to consult the Principal before i( sending elsewhere. t For further information address me at ? 8ANTUC, 8 C. j Aug. 25-34 2t. c Administrator's Notice to Creditors. 0 A LL persons having claims against the 1- estate of James N. Dcnncr, deceased, 1 will please present their claims to the undcre signed, properly attested, on or before the e 2d dnv of September, 1893. 8. 8. STOKES, : Adin'r James N. Benncr. Aug. 18-33-3t. r MASTERS SALES. 0 FOIt SEPTEMBER, 1893. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. 'J Court of Common Pleas, d William II. Sartor t'i - Alfred 0. Sprouse. IN obedience to an ordor in the aborc case, by the Circuit Judge, dated , 1 will sell before tho Court House door ^ in the town of Union, on Monday, the 4th day of September next, within tho legal hours of sale, the following described property, to-wii; Alt the right, tide and interest (the same being au undiridc 1 one-fourth inter1 est) that Alfred O. Sprouse has in and to all that certain tract of laud lying, being and situate in Fish Dam township Union county, State aforesaid, containing three hundred and eighty-five acres more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. P. C. Tucker, James Nance and others, said tract known as the Hamilton place. And also all the j right, title and interest (the same being nn undivided one-fourth interest) that Alfred O. Sprouse has iu and to all that certain t other tract of land lying, being and situate in the town of Jonesvilie, county of Union, ' State aforesaid, bounded by lands of Hamlet Smith, K. M. Littlejoho, J. E. Lindsey and ( others, containing two and one-half acres, more or less. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, * C. II. PEA KB. Master. Master's Office August 1*2, 1893, ; Aug. 18 33-3t, Q To All Indebted. c ALL persons indebted to the estate of Josii\h Foster, by nolo, account or mortgage, must make arrangements to settle same at once, as 1 must settle up said estate this winter. If you fail to heed this notice your matter will be in the hands of an attorney, i and cost* win ?>c added. T. L. IIAMES, Aug 11-32-31 Executor. ; Notice! To All Whom it may Conctrn : ALL persons haviug business in coonection with my officg as Coroner ol Union County will call upon Mr. Charles ;t Bolt, my deputy, nt Union, S. C., when not convenient to my place of residence near i. Kelton, S. C. JASPER M. AYCOCK, Coroner Union County. [. Union, S. C., April 20, 1893. May 6-18-tf . Last Notice to Road Overseers. Omen ok Col'ntv commissioners | Umon County. / t milE Board of Couuty Commissioners JL hereby give their last notice to the ltoad Overseers of Union county, to cail out the road hands and put the roads under their respective charges in complete repair and ready for inspection by the 15th of September next. SPECIAL. All delintinents. whether nMnfo.n.o f road hands, will be cited before a Trial Jus3 lice for trail, aad will be punished accorde iug to tbe law. t I. M. MOBLEV, 1 c J, A. CHAMBERS, [ B. C. C. t T. J. EST Ed. J Ciias. Bolt, Clerk B. C. C. Aug. 11-32-41. Union Drug Co., B ?DE A I.Kit 3 IN? C 1 DRUGS, Patent Medicines. Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powders, Faco Powders. A lull line of Points, Oils, Putty, Stains, Paint Brushes, Whitewash Brushes, f Voimcco, SuulF, Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds, and all kinds of Druggist Sundries kept in a first-class Drug Store. - Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. I The Public will find our stock of Medicines > complete, warranted genuine and of the best qunlity. Call and sec for yourselves. Feb 17-7-1 y hRfcE S AS an inducement to CAS] low price!?) we will giT the amount of ONE DOLLi number, for every dollar's wort) On October lGtli, all the nurn thoroughly mixed, and the fi the holder to 10 SILVER D The Second to TEN The Third to TEN S The Fourth to TEN The Fifth to TEN S We offer the goods 011 hand Bros, stocks, c< Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Jeans, Cass Hardware, Tim Groceries, et At and Below Also our large stock of new gc Now is the time for Bargain Hi getting Big Bargains and more stand a chance of drawing one simply nothing at Young I Aug. 18-88-Hm. SUMMER CLEAR Bargains For Cash B OUR buyer will 1 kets in a few many Summer Goot into Cash withi we need the room tli too. In these goods will be foui gains in Ladies' and Gents' U Dress Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Gents' Shoes, and numbers of ot to close them out. We mean once. Yours truly, GRAH, @ie Mm Rji' As the season is approach ;n a Mill and Evaporator. We are prepared to give y and size that you may select. Get our figures before buyir Now is the time to use VICTOR ? the best cotton cultiyators ever convinced. We have a limited supply will exchange now, for cotton se? Ask for particulars. Yours for Hardware, A. H. FO! N. TV Fruit Jars $1.00 per ' -i" % -""V* 'vfjv' sILVER?a * , H customers (besides the extra f 6 every purchaser of goods to ^ 1R or more, a ticket, with a ti of goods purchased, ibers will be put in a box and ret number drawn will entitle OLLARS 10 = vy g(K thi for Silver Half Dollars. mQ liver Quarter Dollars. Silver Dimes. ilver Half Dimes. is 1101 wil of the Grimball and Greene qu insisting of J Hats, Caps, Boots, * imeres, Clothing, J vare, Cutlery, J Ci, etc., etc. an 4 Few York Cost8Ui is 1 >ods at greatly reduced prices the unters to investigate. Besides ( goods for their money, they of the five silver prizes for k Hunters. Ap' ?sr ANCE |i; * SALE. ' tlici A f uyers : : : : leave for the Northern Mar- ^ days, and we have a good Is left, that must he turned n the next 15 Days as ey occupy, and need the cash, Lid some big barnderwear, Ladies' Hats, Ladies' and piic her goods at prices business, eall at AM & SPARKS. LLS J ORATORS, i to a< out (I mm try t help sexe g you .should be looking after can < . . . Hi ou close prices on any make pi 1 J any Held, ever! lg. begli more pro vi eaail > WE EPS & invented. Try one and be of Cooking Stoves, which we ad to be delivered in the fall. 01 STER & CO. 2 ' dozen. Ju ggp^B|^HB8IBS8B The Ne1 RAC iLEARAN 17E have just completed au V ^ ^ croinir through it m, ., mm- ^ W o t regardless of what they cost 1AROAIN COl )ds you need, and at nriccs vo ng in Summer Goods to go, n our Fall and Winter stock. >ney, and the fEW YORE the place. Come early, lor tl b remain on our counters long 11 get the choice "plums." Here are some prices?thou ote half the bargains we shall Nice Dress Lawns, 2 lets. Fine Dress Challie, 3icts. Singh am worth 10c lor Gi. Best Calico, 6 cents. JOcts Satteen for lOcts. Pine Apple Tissue, Si jJood Plaids, 4i D HUNDREDS OF OTHER 1 All Summer Clothing reduced t now is the time to get it: ? OUR SHOI ,he most complete of any in t m you will find them anywhe [Some and let us show you )ds. HAR il 10-16-ly =MIDSUMMI ? order to closo out the remains of c mcr DRY GOODS, MILLINI lTS, we have made a sweeping rcdi ;hcse prices for spot cash. On our Remant Counter will he f ir real value. Ilerc is your opportunity to s cw Embroidered Robes still left to Still too many Oxford Tics on ban Ladies, try a pair of our guaran icrs ask you $3..00. MASON'S FRUIT JARS, only GENTLEMEN'S TENNIS SII' Rig lot of gentlemen's fino Silk S< jc closed out at 15 cents. Worth ti Latest shapes in stiff felt Hats, tc Now is the time to get your Sumn New lot of Crockery just opened Still left, a few of those popular ;e of 10 cents. You who arc looking for a place sec McLure's stock, and you will 1 Respectfully, J. Oil COLLEGE, Spartanburg, S. C. WE WANT YOU :t a* our agent. Wc furnlnh an expensive t and all you need free. It cost* nothing to lie business. We will treat you well, anil * you to earn ten lime* ordinary wage*. llotli s of all ages can live at lionie and work in u tlim*, or all tin* time. Any one any where arn a grout deal of money. Many have inudc > Hundred Hollars u Month. No clans of n le in the world are making no much money J out cnpitul an those at work for us. business ant, strictly honorable, and pays better than other offered to nireuts. You have a clear , with no competition. We eouip you with II rtbing. and supply printed directions for ar tners which, if obeyed faithfully, will bring . money than will anv other business. Itn- B' e your prospects! Why not? Y'ou can do so at y and surely at work for us. Keasonnbie jyj st ry only necessary for absolute success. p>hlct circular elvtn.; every particular is sent to all. 1'elay not In sending for it. QEOIUJK 8TINKON * CO.. ? Itoz No. 488, Portland, Me. 0 DEPOSITORY c< F AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIKTV, Lt LKl'UCN T. UKB's STORB, UHIOM, ?. C. blfH and Testaments caa be bought II. T. Gee at Actual cost of publication. "< GtO. V. PERKIN, President. l<* lj 0-27-1 jr. Al I ??= w York KET ce-*-^sale. 'j l invoice of our stock, and in vo have determined to close You will find OUR JNTER loaded^ with u never dreamed of, Kveryx we will soon utcd the room .1 - ? now 18 tiie time to save your ; RACKET lie bargains we will offer canand those who 00111c first gh wc haven't the time to offer you. Good Sheeting, 5 cents. Piedmont 41 Sheeting, Gets. Soda 4 cents. Matches, 5cts. a dozen. Blacking, 1 cent. Ball Thread, 1 cent. Needles and Pins, 1 cent. THINGS JUST AS CHEAP. 25 per cent. If you need a E STOCK ^ he State, and prices cheaper re. through, no trouble to show RY & BELK. 5R SALE= iur largo stock of Spring and Sum511Y, CLOTIIlNCi, SHOES and action on ull these lines to bo sold ound short lengths, at half ami less ccurc bargains for the little folks, ho sold regardless of value. d. Must he closed out. itccd, hand-sewed Shoes, for $3.00. 08 cents per dn7.cn. OES, only 48 cents. sarfs?biggest bargain of the season ireo times that amount. be closed at cost. lcr Suit at a ridiculously low price. "1" selling black silk mits, at the small to spend your money, just drop in my and return home happy. W. McLTTRE, Ag't. AS II. CARLISLE, LL D, Prest. TWO FULL COURSES, ecessnry expends fof one yoar, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars. For Catalogue addresH, J. A. GAMEWELL, Secretary of Faculty. Spectacles anil Eye-Glasses. j&B Che Union Drug Co. 1 as ? full liuo of (he best SPECTACLES xl EYE-GLASSES thai Science lias been m? 10 produce, and are prepared to suit ty oooditioD of tbe eje. ar. 24-12-tf OUTII CAROLINA COLLEGE, COLOMBIA, S. C., ^ Session begins September 2f?tb. Four >arses: Classical, Literary, Scientific, and iw,; with elective siudies in higher classes, tw <Symna>iuni. Well npp-iiutcd Laborarics, Chemical. Physio ti, biological, elo. sotsssry Kspeoscs , frow $146 to $210. Forfurlher information address the Present, J AM KS WOOD ROW. ug.