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THE TJ1SX XOTST TIMES. JOSIAH ORUDUP. - Editor. Friday, July 5. 181)5. POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. The P. O. will bo opened for business from 8 A. It. to 0.00 P. M. The Money Order Department will be opened for business from 0 A. M. to 4 P. M. Mail going East will close promptly at 12.40 P. M.; going West 1.10 P. M. K. W. IIA It HIS. P. M. DOINGS A KG UN I > T< )\V N. Mr. Ned Wallace is home from Hie Citadel. Miss I.ora Stokes returned to Charlotte last Monday. Mr. E. W. Slinnd passed through here on Monday. Mr. William Ooss is at home from Cedar Springs Institute. Miss Minnie Gee has gone to Chicago, to taka an extra course .n Latin. Mr. Hob Murphy after a year ol hard work in Camden. S. C. is now at home taking a rest. Miss Maggie, second daughter of Mr. Jno. K. Young, who has been teaching at Ninety Six is at home for her vacation. Mr. Wallace an l Miss Helen Sheppard of Edgttield are lirro vhiting their grand parents Judge and Mrs. W. II. Wa'lace. Miss Marie Clifford and Mamie H.Oct/el have gone to Davidson, to speud a fow weak with their cousins the Misses Scoficld. Mias Ida Knight, who has for the last ten niontha been teaching in Chicago, returned to her home at Meadow last Monday. Miss Minnie C. Gist left here some days ago for Bedford City, Va. where she will tnke a course in a summer school of methods. Misss Sadie ScofieM ufter spending a couple weeks liere. with relniives, returned last Monday to her hone ut Davidson, N. C taking her eister Miss Minnie with her. Miss Annabrllo .1 ohnson is ill home. Hlie has beeu letudrtig for the lust, teu months at Darlington, and next year she will teach in the Graded School at Newberry. Mr. Clatence Jobusou of Columbia is spend iug his vocation in Union. J.ir. Johnson has been nppuiiited Principal of the C jIuuil>ia High School. Mrs N. M. hinder, lis. W. 11. Sart* r ?tjii Miss Dclle Moore icl't 1 .Jt Monday foe Glenn Springs where they will spend the month of July. Her. It G. C.itf r-1 has changed his appointment at Mount Vernon. lie will preach uu the 1st Sunday nt Ml. Veroyn. 2nd Sunday t Knoreo. ut ( an.' Creek. Mis* Kli/.ubc h Grimbill well' to Charles- 1 ten on Wednesday, where she wi.l ,j in a ; nuioh.r of other youn^ t loies, woo will mik^ a ten weeks trip through liurope under tnc , chaprotitige i l Mi-s M. V. Jenkins. i mi khi.l >i nio'ii .uu' :i number ot i or uii: went up l<> e I In- roil h it brick kiln Mr. Rodger t.-l s ns i.iu tlnre wore ouly 1 i?n hundred uuil tiliy tliou-and brick burned iu iluit kiln. It >vu> u grand sight. Mr. Foster Mc!\. second son of Col. I. U McKistick who Inn been for several years (etching iu Ai.-ihiuiia is visiting his parent*. Mr. McKiesick has just had i new dislinciion confer red on I11..1 by Cornell Univwr- J sity. 'juite a nuniberoftbo young men t'aosevtral coup is v.out out to I'idgeMs Cr?ck last , Sunday to uttonu ilr? Sundny Sehoot t'ouvsn- , lion, and sa l to relate son"- y, >t a pretty | good drenching they were imiming that evening O . Don t forget the Wiimingin l.seui- on on the 1 11 lii-r. 1 in- in ii leaves <' irlisle 10:30 a. in. July I'-, and lelurti . r leaves ' Wilmington Jr.'y Is i?otii liayligni trips. Only ! >:?.? round iiij ' nail Carlisle. For further inloi million, aldn -s J | # Simmons, M g1' Chester, S. t.'. lit. i It k?ml,iii ii l.\ cobii-henror of the HIh Alabama Kcgimenl, Army of N. \ a. ?.f \ Mobile. Ala., and a member ?,f llijdmcl I Ssnaines Camp N ? II. I \ is in the ! city canvatMinp: for tho Courier Ji urnul.s "Confederate Soldier in ilio Cival War,"' a work tru'y worthy ufilio fnlronn^o of all Confederates. Si/.o of ibe work ill by lb ins. f>00 pages. I 1?M? iIItisir;atione. \Y a were in Cr Key4 township la?t ! week, The crop- in that section are very I fine. We aw one field of corn of over one ] hundred acres and it was ahont sir nl Irr high 1 far as weconld see. Thai was a' >? !a ,1. thecrop of Mr. fhas. Ilel-i'l .. - ' cotton^e saw my win re was on bp f. 1 I h. (weeu l'adiflt ? Tv.-k an I So I Tin. 1'id j not ace any ' ! a* any where. Crops are . > king ue'l hriwten lone and Cross Keys. ti". - > well however as on Ct"?s I Je^a road. ??W??????????????? I COUNTY CONVENTION. Resolutions. Resolved: 1st. That we pledge ourselves to white supremacy, to the extent of our ?a ioHuence, so far na it can be pursued with- as out fraud and without disfranchising white gr men fur other cnuse than those for which th they are now disfranchised. No property w< qunliG cation should be necessary as a con- wi ?lition for holding office. IN 2nd. We pledge our influence to the promotion of pence and harmony, and to unity, ^' based on what wo conceive to be just governmental principles. We will not consent to jeopardise the principles of popular govern- 8r inont as we now have it in South Carolina W( f r nny consideration. R :ird. Wo pledge our influence to the for- V' ination of n constitution that will so guard 1 privnto rights ns that it will be impossible ?? i. e? .i-- ?o ..J. .V..- ......?w K?JT ,.AUO .V. IU?|(o benefit of corporations not owned and operated by llie government. I Ith. IVe believe that common school in- yj dustrial, and technological education necea- pj snry to the stability of iho highest form of W) popular government, and advocalo that this an grade of education be guaranteed to the Rn people by the Constitution. fo: Gtli. We believe that purely scientific and an classical education, of high grade, unneces- nc sary to the stability of popular government, and nmre a luxury than a necessity; and se this grade of education being abundantly pii supplied by voluntary effort, wo advocate a wt Constitution which will prohibit competition wi on tlio part of tbe state, witli institutions in purely, literary, classical and acicutifio in ho their character, and of high grade, supported wholly by voluntary effort. of Oth. We believe the people should be left the right to determine by their representa- f>e lives in the General Assembly what arc the 19 proper subjects of police legislation with- Co out restriction by the Constitution. 7th. We pledge thai we will use oun/'ef forts to have such tneu nominated by primary election, and to elect yfeli men nt the general election ns will reBTestnt the views contained in these /resolutions without reference to factions / 8th. The county Democmic Kxecutive Committee is hereby rcquwed to arrange t^( for holding meetings in vnfh township pre- j-dI vious to the primary election, at which the ramlulnina jor ;ho scin convention are lQ hereby required to d'scusf the proposed new Constitution: j 1st. In reference to thi franchise. 2nd. In reference to thn public schools of the state. \ llrd. In reference to thlk institution for ai special and practical training ttli. In reference to higher>ediication. 6th. In reference in the hoinebt^sd law. tith lu reference to the law prohibiting dueling. 7th. Iu refer* nee to the trnfic in inloxioaliug liquor and police regulations ullectiug U11 the same. se< We warn our citizens of the ouuty ro' against voting tor any man to reprcseui l lie in in the stale Constitutional C nvention B!'1 who does not fully and explicitly make ',J| known his views and proposed action on or thesj several subjects. "e( u'e de/'orc the uissmtions and bitterness C*1 nov orMing nmong Democrats aud exhort 'y them to "ay aside pr?judi;e and come to <;r .villi a peaceful and patriotic purpose 'ftV to (ltvise tho best possible fundamental law PXi for the whole people "f the itate, for prea- oul ent and future generation*. ?er It was .ilsj resolved that uti equal divis ' ' ion if ilie I'ael'.ms >>e allowed in the maua- cst gers of ..te primary election. an' ins NOTICE! NOTICE! The fj lowiug schedu'e of appointment M0 v.i'l . observed in County canvass. The 1 ' 1 'r i tit m y lVr Const it uiionnl l'cieg&tes nil! ..pet i.: t iiion C. 11. on the Stsli day of July . . airlie July l'.'th ls','6 j 110 t'lrii-le ? I'isli I)tm " 2(J '' : ua Urtik I look ?(jiusbeu Hill toss Keys ' 2! lril ( lobs-? Hogausvillc " 24 ' j J nresville " 26 " 'limber Itidgo ? Drnytpnsville " 20 " ' Iwius l''jrd ? (iowdesyvilla " 27 ' Keltou - Pinekney ' 20 " All Candidates before the people in the | ] r mnry ire requested to deposit pledges t abide by anil support the nominees of the l'ri: iary with County Chairman on or before jM Julv l'f.l. 1806. ^ C. II. Pc-?a, M Co. Chairrnn, Sj t nut.I ii- and Jelly tiln?eea v> itli Tin Tops Ej :i A. Ii. FoSTKK X Co. M NOTICE TO BRIDGE EUILD- ? ERS. I I w ill :it tit3 hist llrid^c on Tyger Sliver fl en the ! 'th d-iy of July 1S'at lit o clock K A. Al., .'br the purpose of letting to the low -t responsible bidder the contract to ref iit the approach on the North ri te of said lliiilire ."successful bidder will he required on to pve bind for the faithful performance of ||K his con't.tel. ,iio J. R. I. Scot t f ^ | Supervisor Un'on Co nut July 6. 2t. ap| ... Fo Application tor Homestead. Iice is hereby K'VPn Mrs. M. II. . ./ofTeries, widow of ./ohn K. ./efTeries, deceased, 1ms filed her petition before mo to have a homestead assigned and sot off for I tin- benefit of hersslf ami the fallowing & named children, who reside with her, to wit W. A. ./rfferies, ,/eb Jofferies, Mary .lotteries, II. K. ./efferieo, Sam Jefferiis, Ce ig ' Jetreries. John K. JeflVrier. Louiat) ,lefft'.ie?, and Kieliard Jeflenes the seven | last name i being minora under iho ago of 1 li tweniv >?! years. (.' i Net.eo is further given that the ssi I peti- tht t i ii 'viII e m" ra hearing ticforc trie on cis li,. '.'Till lay of July 18'.*"? at II a. m r II. PKAKR, ? I Master for Union t'o. Ep . m hu " reals will b ;y enough paint to cover s;L. yom Ibictry and make it 1 o<>k like new. A ne H. FOSTKR & U. ' i>e DESPERATE FIGHT. (concluded) ">Vhen Pettigrew felt I heard one of then y -1 got one of them.' They then brok id ran. All the time To'aud and Petti w were on each side pouring shots int e wagon. The shooting ceased'and silt down into the road where the mule ire aud heard Toland eny he was shot ittlgrew said. Oh, John come to me, I an I ed.' He silted me to raise his head am lid so. Toland called me and 1 went t in and inn the other men in the busbe ty yards in the rear of the wagon. Petti aw was uuder the mules, both of whicl ire shot. Finally I sent Rice, who wa commissioner but is not a regular con ihlo and was with us on tiieraid, will tlaud to Spartanburg. Pettigrew was to riously hurt to send in a wagon and a on as I could get to bitn 1 carried hie Mr. J. L. Waddell.s. "I heard some one groaning in the wagot id asked him his name. He said be wa II Durham and that he was shot all ti oaes. 1 asked him who else was in tin igon with him aud he said Jack Kishc id lie was killed. Durham began prayinj d Pettigrew hearing hitn asked him t< rgire him and meot him hi heaven. Abou i hour later 1 called Durham, but lie die it answer. During the shooting it was impossible t< a each other except by the flashes of I hi stols as (lie nizht was verv dark. Thi igon, a mountain schooner, was riddlei th bullets. Jack Fisher was shot deai the first fusiUde. Durham lived out ur." There is Intense exciteutent here and tallt attempted lynching by Fisher's frienis ie constables were arrested and are in juil ttigrew will not live and late to-uigbt ii reported that Toland is worse. Nt roner's verdict yet. IMPORTANT MEETING OF TilK COTTON MILLS STOCKHOLDERS. A meeting <>f the stockholders of the lion Cotton Mills will be held on Monday, igift f>th at 12 M., at the Mill office for ? purpose of increasing the cupital stock said corporation frnuj *125,000 iu uO.UUU. A general attendance of the cklioblers is requested. T. C. DUNCAN, President and Trcns. Julv f>. lH'.lo?27?4t. OTICE TO ROAD OVERSEERS AND ROAD HANDS. By order of the County Hoard of Com8?ionors I hereby notify all road ovorirs that ilisy are reqjired to work tbcr ids during this yoar, the full time reired by law which is SIX DAYS* The d time to be put upon the road by the ih day of August 1895. Any overseer able hodicd male citizen in this county ween the ages of 10 and 50 years exit thofe exciept by law who shall wilful, neglect or refuse to WORK THE FITLL X DAYS will be l'ROSECUl'ED aud the v strictly enforced. All roads will be imined by the caunty Hoard and tliorgli work will be required We ate de. iniuei to have the roads worked and :iopo Hint our people will all feel inter, enough in the roads to do their duty, I that we may not have the unpleasant k of prosceuting a single man. We will l allow any brush or trash thrown in tds. Owing to tut* extreme wet spring have not required a great amount ot rk on the roads as the farmers were dly behind. Hut we are compelled now enforce the law liguUy. Let every one ;e heed to this order. We giva fair uoe. No one is exempt from road duty ter the now law except Minis:# s of the spil serving a congregation regularly, icliers while actually teaching aud etu. uts in school. TAKE WARNING. J. B. T. SCOTT, County Supervisor. July 5, 1895?'Ji. WE ARE PREPARED to buy and sell the Stocks OK UNION COTTON MILLS AND UNION OIL & M'F'G.nO Apply to P. M. COHEN,! Pres't., UNION RBALES-1 TATE AGENCY, Inc. | I litre will he a competitive examination (he 24rd of August in this county umlcr charg* of the county School Coinmisner, for a scholarship in Puruiau Uniraily worth fifty dolhirs, ( ">0), an Hmount Tlcient to |>ty tuition for one year. The pointte is to entor the lowest collegt class, r further information, catalogue, etc , Address (Ml All EES I,. DURHAM, Sec. of FiiPttlty, Mreenvillp, S. ('. Ruggy Umbrella.* I.AO. A. H. FOSTER 'o. ? Tito Meal l'anacpa. lamca I?. Francis. Alderman, Chicago rays regard Dr. King's New Discovery as an ii?l I'tiuAcon for Coughs. f'olds and Lung inplaintu, having used it in my family for i lmt ? years, ! '? ilib exclusion of physiii*s pre'crip'ion or other preparations." Itev. John Burgns, Keekuk, Iowa, writes: have Wren a Minister of the Methodist iscopal Church for ;?0 year# or more and ve never found anything so beneficial, or it give ine aiieh apeotiy relief as Dr. King's w Discovery " Try thin Ideal Cough medy now. Trial bottle free at It. F. sey s Drug jjtore. si ? IF YOU ARE SLEEPING II AWAKE TO THE INTEREST OF i YOUR POCKET BOOK 8 AAIST3D BUY FP103VL | "THE OLD RELIABLE" 8 : 22 POUNDS OF SUCAR FOR $1,00 6 " " RIO COFFEE FOR $1,00 I 8 C00D SODA " 25? : 0CTAC0N SHAPED SOAP 4c 6 DOZEN BOXES MATCHES " 25? i 8 ! These Prices Are For i YOUR BENEFIT ) TVT 1 V5C J 1 N W I WUI O. 1 "THE OLD RELIABLE" A H. FOSTER & CO UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. jRQVEE ^ ' TA5TELE5S CHILL TONIC IS JUSTASCOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts. Oai.atia, n LB., Nor. 16.1833. Parle Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. tientlon.en:?Wo sold last year, TOO bottles of nnoVK H TASTKI.KSS CIUI.L. TONIC and have '.ought three gross already l his year. In all our experience of 14 years. In tho drug business. har? aerer sold an nrticle that gave such universal saue lacUot. an your Tonic. lours truly, aunhv, CAHR & CO For sale by B F. P )SEV. IKIDN.S. C Last ./une Hick Crawford brought his twelve-months-old child suffering from in- 1U1faniile diarrh<ci, to me. It had been weaned \\\\V\\V 1 j'j/f*/ at four months old and had always been siok- v ^ A Jl<H fl~jr lw I arrive If flip iisnnl I r.nlni.nl in such ttft V\ *\\V >, A \ III! /,/ / r'/ oases but without benefit. The child kept v\ . \\\ I '// ua growing thinner until it weighed but little \ * 1 more than when born, or perhaps ten pounds. Yl j |j\ A\\\\\\'Vv\ wA I then started the father to giving Cham- J 'h j u< berlaio's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhu-i Item- lb , A\\''\\ wv edy. Before one bottle of the 26 cents st/e A? //// ' T' V hail beea used a marked emprovemont was ^Jj[j V \ \\ VGi\ seen and its continued use cured the child. AlfctaLL-JJi V \V\\\ Its woakness and puny constitution disa- Y* 1 'A peered and its father and myself believe the '''-* J& child's life was s ivcd by this Hemody. J T. Marlow, M. I> , Tamaroa, III. For sale flh { JraRjUsp don't paiht YO UK HOUSE, wit" This month is a month of Bargains.? I* KNCH, WAGON, OH FT RNI- A month of savings -A month when summer TURE UNTII YOU SEE OUR uecds call be satisfied for Less Money than in other months?A month when the quality y-. y y-s g^m yf y-. isjUSl US ll' gll as e VCf hit I 11| O pT i CC Ltl W tf I X, ) 1*\ 1 V 1 / ^'ow?T',is month ?At Our Sturo Try us for how Criers ?Try in for Best AND GET OUR TRICES QtmlUloi?IVy us r,r la.0,1 Stylos. Our prime, assortment is of Interrat to ?ox every person in iliis country who approI I IP* O' einlfe M<*ri? "n,l l'.v'.i ?J?iIi>y. LYou nre cor<lia'ly invile?l lo benefit Yourr> l | ^ITTrt ae 11 ami extend t-> tct a favor by an eerie PAINTS - Wo ft'lvise those look in p I'm rolir.ble goo.li READY MIXED IN II RE n| |, )W Prices to come lo our storo at once i BOILED LINSEED OIL. ?*r,,ro au M,cI,eM x,ll!Ci <i"pos?d or THE 1'UliOBLL CASH CO A. II. FOSTEH A CO