Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

THE PRION TIMES. , m. W. CULP, - - Editor. ^ R. L. ^CNYLLY, J 3usmcss Ma,iagor3* TE li MS: $7.50 Per Annum in Atfoancc. A i) \ e i; t 1 s K m e x t s: One Square first insertion $1 on Every subsequent insertion .*>(? Contracts for three months, or lon^i 1 will lie made at reduced rates. All communications which suljservo t.ri..nlu iiituf(wf? will lu> fllUII/I'll l'l)l' IIS julvertisemonts. Obituaries ntul tributes of ivsjHtt will "* "Ix; charged for. Friday. July 31. 1890 notioeT All correspondent of The Times will please send in their communications l?y Monuuy of each week if it is j possible. i DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES- | For '\v;%i(lent: "NVM. .1. Jilt VAN, ?>l Nelna >ka. For Viee I'resident: AUTIll It KM KM., of Maine. For I "nilsil Slates >enalnr: JOHN l.AKV KVAXN of Aiken. .lOSKl'II II. KA15I.K. ot toi-enviHe. ' JOHN T. Dl'XCAX. ul' Newlieriv. For (iovernor: \v. ii. k 1.1. Kit nr.. <>r Mm ion. .1. It. II AKI?IS< )N. of i reenville. H. WAI.T WHITMAN. o!? 1 'ii ion. ? For I."a :if toivenmr: M. 1>. M? s\V KKN KV. ul Hampton. M. 15. ( <K M'F.II, ul" < o'.leton. For SeerelaiA of Male: l>. II. T< >MI?KlNs. ?r lal^ ii, Id. For < oniplroller Iinner ! JAM l> N( U5T( ?N. i.r Muiioii. For Male Tieftsurer: W. 11. TIMMKIIMAN. ol Kil^eHiM. l or Snpei inli . I? 111 oi' Kilttealion: W. I>. MAVFIKI.I). of < irreii\ ille. T. i . It? HiiNM >N o! 1 'ii kens. I'm* Allot 11?-V < o iu i.ii: w. KAIMJKK. ui i iu*tr. Tor A'ljiittiiil i .rnnn!: .1. <-AllY WATTS, of I ,;t 111 ' ! i . ]{. \. !: I? 111 '?< >1 IK., ot Kit lilaiitl. Tor liailroatl ( omtnissionn : J. C. WILBOl KN. ot A o:k. *" I t'??i t onurt Toiirlli I>isli i< 1. Sj?;it(aultia J 1 II. I.. T UlMKY, Ol Tor Solicitor Srvmlli !>istii<-i: ?>. I.. si'III MTLKT. oi Nruimiy. T. s. SI-:ASM. ( ;' Nrw'.MTry. ( . I'. S A \ I M'!l Js.o' Sj?arlai:lttii4'. ( W. S. Tl i? ?M As? )N ol' a laiilcir^. < t KKATI1 KIJSTi ?\ K. ot Mauim- ! II. Y. sIMTSMN ol J.ainri's Titf liollS.' ol K.-Jii < :.i ui.il !\ . .1 AMMs s. \\ |;|.( ||. < < MM'liTA !*>. row I.K I>K\ T. I'OWNSKV |>. JOHN W. KKMlioi; V . .i.e. oits. V. W. IHXON. I . W. \\ IIISI-:\ AN T. I or < InK <>f ( niii l. .!? tSKIMI II. Alt l\ l^sit K. rilOMAs II. (.; m:k. Tor Sltn ill 11. I.t ?N(,. i.. Til' is. Ifi )|.J.|>. j i .Miiiiiur. I ; .!(?!! N I \ulJ. i .1. I' 1 A X K ISA 11.KN . I \ \T ft. M'?|:i..\N. i. M. MtUU.IA KAMI-I. IN MAN. Y. i\. IsI-M.I.V. I 1 Treasn'ei : .i. ii. I;AI:T!.I->. ? .1. I >. < < >I N< i. u 1'?n >u| t i il.. -liui-Ut el *. ;?? 111-?i:. .i I). II. 1' A VI |, M. I.. UCMAMT.U. .1 \ Mi> T. niwi.Ki:. ?\ . 1.1ST IH van. ' .l< ?11 N I'. 11 A<?I.. ! Jm < mil\ *>ii|H-r\ i M"i r. i. r.i:ri:\i. \n.n. A. ( 11 AMhi-:IJ* . u :. I?. T. M < JTT. lt 1 III ' ululli i w .H MIX I. ,M>< ?\. ,, A >1. !. I\i '< >N . , MM. M. \M?I K- I !,l>. \. K. r.l.NTI.CV'. l! Tin- priiiim v eiretinii t.iL ? !..? oil -11 l!:?- J.'itli <>l August. lit ?M!i In p.i |i;in ' \niir tir'vcis. \liters. limn tl;n 1 -i11:i<i.t- '* Me list in eaii'liil;ile.->. !'' . ii *; fu '! lie I 11i w ilij^ ?:iMe was jiiviiiil'e\i J u w ( 11 ii -?l:i V at i lie i leliinfiMMe j i |iiarter?. ill Clii'-a^". -Inv, . lliel Siiii - ili? \ ? |?f"ft v 'I' tiicr v. it h t!i? Kuiul"" ,L i.'n t<?r;i! ... >?<!? > nt f.n !t: i ; A!:ii>:tl;i;i !l. A t- s. C'ilil<>V: 11 11Hi (' lor.i'lo I, I' loi i l;a !?, <in>r ''' I "?, I?1:?I \ KiinMi^ Kentix'k v I >. i/'iii.-i.tiui > .Maim* ?. i" M:ir\ miim >. Miriii^'.in I I, Mi?i?ii?i?i '!. Mi IV. M"iii:tii.i NcI>r;?u'' S. Norsli (ir? '?11. II, N"itli ') 'it 111"' .** 11 ?. Sn'iili Ctvoliici ' - ? ! J. T-\;i. I'tali ?n!:? 1 A W.l.-l'.MlitfMl 4, \Y:>I Virginia l'- W . aura; '?t t::I *? A: 224 .1 ,iwra! v,--. wi!! ,1 v| I,lUc mailt** tii!>- v- .r.Lii.,it!. 1 ?ryuii it luiij i-.lv > I Ik ^ila lilVvriiV.-j ]?l.n c III.iv.a in.l.aii.u 1 Miinnrori, Ohio aii?l fjoitllj I'jhoUa as ilouTiti'al. Tli?.y L. w a lolal ol' V. ! clvtV^i"al \ i/W>? A TRIP TO JONES VII.LE. On last Natuiilay Messrs Ka\es Fowler and (tamer had advertised inllio Timi-:-, , that tliey intended giving a liist class . ksiU-cue at Jonesville. For several reasons we desired logo. first we wanted to eat a kuliecue dinner, next we wanted to see the ]>coplc and hear the s[?eakeis ( and lastly we wanted to notice any , changes in Jonesville. I Well we found a tirst-class 1?arl?ecue. j plenty to eat and it well prepared and well served. The grounds were eon- j vi tiiioif (n 'i 01..I % -.1 1 - ........V ..... .'I'lllln I1IKI III! III! VII sun:it? ?1. We found a wry good crowd there, and wciv delighted to lind it tin* suite old lime I nion e.)unt> crowd, that v we used to meet eight or ten years ago. v In for:' the dilTereneestind squid-Mes arose I lietWeill us. We never siw a 1 letter lie- , haved crowd than this one was, nor as soU*r a one at a Imi Urue. The only ^ thing that oeeund at all was a mismi- 4 del-standing ln-t ween Messrs .!. <<Mt> I. It. T. Scott and it wtis soon settleil v satisfactorily h\ mutual explanations. j; II c\crv i oinit\ in the Slate would fur... w nish as decent, and as x\? .1 o liavcd a ciowd ;is 'lie one at .loi:cs\ ille last .-sit- I' unlay, the state show would ha\e to ele- :1 \ate it < | ?er fori nances or retire fmm the li eiieiis luisiiiess. W e were at a campaign s uc.ctitig and hai ifeiie at .loues\ illr -is years ago and tin* crowd then acted vcr> diilerenllx from what the\ did on Mtnr- '' day. We will rem; -mlicr one ineidelit t that hapjivHed to the writer-, several o! a lis were leaving the crowd for the pur- ., poso of ouenchiU".r our thirst. '..lieu a IVII..U u In>in \\r ii.ni kintw.i in,' smnv i:11it rani" ii|i Inn rii-li.. am! ? 11!? I 11tt ' Ivlitm statin*.; that lie v.,ml- I !< Iiiiu ' |>i i\.ilri> : a ri>11 vi r>.itii>li "ii-amd !? !?v?*tn lli Ihii, and ili?> Kilitur was asked "it i lie Knew lit" ItoIIiit i ilir pefoii. \vlu? ( 1;; 11 rallt ii Iiiiu? <?;.r ivply was thai wt; ilitl ii'ii: \\i> \V"ii> tli"ii 1'i'nl IliaJ t!i* \.nt.ll'iWli rsin 11;HI i ia/\ s|ii lls. ;i||i! w Inn ' hi:" was mi liiin, it was I lis ! . ire to kill ' stunt* "it", and that lie was a lilt!" nil Dial ii.i>. ami I'" liail pirknil 11 it* unii: | on! a * I"-* \ i> I iin' \V"ll In si\ ill" I-a.I Ik.it was n> l m t> i ?!iili-iIi!i_i taiu in lv'.n?: lull it ilnlii't stop 111" ri'ln diliii'iiis. ' ( tiir inliii iin r ai'i nin|i;iiiii il uMl'I',m !> ami I P 'iui'i I ii-. in ml ii'sliin^r, and slated that lie would simw In-; I'l'utlii r tu t.i" \\: iirr , I I nil nil) ii I ii. ii. Wi ll III.I1 was |||| asillt. ,. \\ Inn l\\r arrived aiamij ' ?!i* eiowd 11* ! 11 it I mail as t!.?> 11 ;.t;another pleastni t 11:??11 '_c 111 tin ili" Kiitm- t -nt i (? 1111 !. 11 i in. j| well slllli"" ll In Ml tliili ill" iviil,,) ' "pi |j nil" "V "'i ilia' tW" Inn it i i<" I in in in I ri.l'/v. Wnnlil I'1 ml'l'IrU'l'. I ?v lIirKli ;uic?' ?.l Ih" i!.?\. ..H I krpt ;i 1 ittlv tlis' in- ? 1 !l >111 Ii.Iii nil I'M' t 11 it *. i tic rinWil .1. ' Icli. ss I i!i lx Im ? i ! r-j ?! in in II > uuil.'ip; ? . i f leani .uri If ill- J, I ?iIiii*|>r:ii-;i is t<> in f?>rM Ih iii>"I\? ;i pnHit 11it : I iuiis ;i:i<! :>p:\>\ 'r >n I lulu > t!a* (m< ?} !? r.iu lf.irn >*> ,?. ." Iiiiu: fimii llirin. >!< !> ;ji\ inn U' a let ci >l <>!>i ml. <11\? it-mint tif\\ it' j IrliM'll. i Knuii llif -' >,.:l\iir4. ?!' a! !- tiv;iini;i;; null, \\f l"?xiiiiI , N. i\ iif.it 1 >!iil?liu?. i.ii'l |>:isI'nlly |iu,.,| unJi in,i- t, liiiifis. l'n .ill Ht \\ nil|,m Iv via> !;iint- s \ if .mis in for' ,naii.?ii \vi? ?h-ip-il. t If s|>i>!\?' !ii i>iu.i/ .j|,u;v <>t tin.' i>iit!iHik !lif i.i.M iu.'l til..-, wi-r.- if.-. My lliii'.; nil ni I 'i-ir imi| iit, r',?i*i". tl.inij ' in>ut thf null tint | a ail ;t: I ip- j 1 ?\.n i :?1 n *. . U.I 1 ?!\ u, .1. I I \\ i' \\fi> parin al.iiIs >tiin ! . Willi t'.i" iifil nplin.itiiif, iaifp|fflit i.iif - .iii'i mi l I ff; i\ j|.|- ,,j- |||,. u|ht.i(.in n. Ii ssi-1 > uii ,Oii|\ii|f h'I nl yniiii;* v.iils a\f >.?i*n in Pih'4 tnuf. iiti'J !if:iri> i ll ' I 11 if! 11 !'.l l:?f?' a 11 ! lili! .1' i!lf >?\ li'.f I's I t' " . >: pi nplc. iii, i,-. i'c Milt iit \\ iiiil.ifi. t' mki'Miy 111 r?1,1 n io'.i-. nt !i . ! i- IJ? ainl () i'll ,ii|\,... a i |i 1 Ill-nil ' ft 1 if! till: > ili'l ink' .iilnl If :ini In., inill 1a In!,*. Inw. Mirial -laialiii;: ss.i? \siia: p -ImuIiI " ii* f.,n*v ii .pi i. Ai's s.isms !.? !> < mi " " in ! Ik Kniti iiiv lui" .:i j I> I i mi; I I'll >!;; |. .i n 1.11 ''ii Willi IIM i "p . l, i r wi in sri s 11111'-:i pii a s\:lii i s .s i" iix \\h *..tv. .,i?"it Uif Kint'.ui.r Mill j ' i I ii-, M. ail* infill. ii!i*i ss p'ulift ' U >s ii! I" a miiti'.--. aii'l v. p| I - | ,-i Ulfi'.'jf l'.i!f i.fip '* ' >i i* 1 : If. i.'i.s | t; y t4.ii rhilt \ Hi;.' a: -s i,!. -i :11*I p; i 11 if 11: i! 1 i ill* 1 ill*' i i flvil'lf ; , Ui'kil ^-.1.;' the Miii'l.ilii I \. Till- 1:111' 1,1 \\i I .1 if I pi "'i! ; i I" i" .tiii|i--rs ill i- itupn ii/: i ' if -;" *. ! i' 1 is a: i i;j.-l? - ' ' i " I 1 if : ' | ii ".J oil. Vi \ .1' : i . id i v . i )!.;.i . " I'ojl'i ; JJu'hI .i . J >li? - . ! !,> 1 ' il>l ( ?< <>! t i . I-i <! " .' Ir.i'! i.i'! I I ''1 t 'i I H I'M' :. I.I !;;?! ; I ! \ . j I I lit'-11< ( * to <l" > Si'Mil. WC V..'!" J(, ^ 'itt il I -? ]m ii'I l in liltsl.t \\ 11!i .i 1111111'h i . "" mil ?I sif- 11i.i1111.iii| 11 it II ' i ii \*r will !? i-ji 1 iiin ii.111ii . i'muit !i , l'( I'll mai- I: '. Wo Wi.-ii !> > 11 ! urn ti i vo III .A I, ' .MJ.i.'ll ' 1'1 HI'S li'i i,||.||.,| ii \ <1 .ill ill 'it 'A C I I. I ill 't I'.O j ii *i i| i i I J .J: >11'. c1;:. i tlK-mVf. a \\? ..t !!. : . l! ' COl I l.i.-t ati'7(i iy. 0C L'? !". : i <-ii .P.iil i. . 'i .I'M \ .!. || .. ii'li wLvr.' ii.Ai* m l < *.i.i i 11:'I i 'la! i'i1' ll <J< v ??'U ("i.ii-* I 11.ii;. , j . 110 uxili \soifj hi ...? Afollirl .tu . n'i, a ? .___ !<> ' I'd dinner at lloVlock. Sensible Men. Our old friend Dr. \\\ O. Southard iv.is on the grounds looking like lie ate i liarUrue dinner e\eiy day in llie year. May his shallow never mow less. One I). A. '1*. Fan was on the groin ids. One David eanie very near buying lie petrified man at .lonesville. t lie other lay. The owner accepted David's offer. ?ut David kicked out, lie was af.taid the it lis were not good. N UNION THERE IS ENTERPRISE. By scanning our eolurnns, one i ill see that hooks of subscription sill he open at Kicho'son ?Si Son's tank, on August the 1 >* t. for akrittinir w n Mill. Four strictly 'ousiness men ami apitalist viz.: \V? A. Nicholson, 1*. >1. Cohen, 1{. I'. llarrv. ami Kmslie Sirli??ls??n ''l?tr.iiual a ehaiter last K'ek from ili,? Secretary of State. ?r the K\c i-jsior Knitting Mills, it 1? a capital of 1 <l.01 ?t? with the irivilejre *.?f im reasinj* the same. We re s;itiy tli;it these gentlemen ave i .et'Ttiiii>e<l t< open hooks o| ilhsc? i|?tion to allow any person who ish.'s to take stock in this enterprise I 'io so, |or there is no iloaht ahoiit he iiliiiw naineil oentlemen havinji II mean neeessnrv to 'wild ami e?jiup ki?i11,"11,_r mill. We think tliis a plemliil opportunity for any person hat Ims anv surplus money to invest* np'yroit. It is seldom that you ee. kour a> progressive and excellent >ns ii'vs men at the hi nl ot any eiierprisc a- the men who obtained In: charier. Wi< iiiv ?onviuced that i js eii!t i"j?4 i?? will he a Mtceess. ,">'nit sit down out .odor-- a.)il nurse ?n?* "ii;oncv: ami 11?ii?l< it v? ill Lrr,,v . ait inve.d it therehv bcipin z your Ives ami in iivartiy helping 'puhei\-? >?ui t 111i- ; go??d iiu eslnie 'it end hen a,i ii-c \ oi'.vsi'l ves iiitrrwa nls. This mill is to hi: located ?#n the irojcrty of the Heal Instate Ageney >nnorly ownedby J. V. Ilrov n. The uiuieitv of tuis mill will b 3 about wo hundred sisiu iii.1 i ic I iose per day. It will etnp.ov sibout fty hands. !t i* the intention oi'j he n..inagenicnt to employ the very est. iabor. Tim v.ork will be light ml any young iaily can '.to it. and 'el 1'uo she is earning a decent and o'lovahic living; be iea dv ssr.d don t .ii ss the opportunity these progressive gentietiien > ,*i? give you. Midi enterprises deserve the? support t" ail good citiva ns, and wo think the teoplo of! nion will give it to thetn. i gives us,.picasi;io to record i 'iiderikings or enterprk.cs that rci found the moral, financial and industrial velfire of our community. and anything ill'it wo can conscientiously eay u- d" to aid such enterprises we * viil ver he ready t ?<1 ?. and consider i t a deasurc. Who wiil make the m 'At ,ul.lie iuinrovcUient. t Aolcing For Office. To the Democratic Voters of (. n>u County :?I de-ire to place my nine before you as a candidate for he ollice of t'ountv Superintc ttde.it I' Kducat.'r.. You all know me I ml it is Ihr \on to decide whether j r n\?t 1 am competent of should a . s the ofhee. it in the lawful pu.Vcf of the (Mjdo to riv, me the el'Vcn 1'nioti unity i> independent of the* State overnment j.'-tas the State Coy em11ci11 is independent of the N'a nal < lo. crnmeiit?both are a. ]>art ! a ' iovcrnment, with well ha! mead w?, being legislative, pra tica 1 and : iie.al. V. omen are holding : e*u??ol iieo in many States of the I tnion i id pu'd'e ' cntil.iclit CVCrywln is' 'owing m I ivor ot wounui hohjnv.g J thlic oliice. Surely the nu-ti ? f j n: arc 1. The fliii-l* <|Hv'>tio!i with reference | the oPiee is whether tlii-i or tlisit it- i- competent or to hold f ollicf ; yet how very few have .? id the School (4aw or know lio.v J ry little 1 misi11ess the olliee affords. ^ist th" county hoard in the ex .1 1 i 11:1 '.ion of teachers, visit the J tools 111 the count v. I' ill out, n, stump end record u 'chcr. pay ; tificutcs and m:tk?- out it ivnort ^ ^ nil ih s- !io 'Is and sc;io >1 hods' iti the county one; a ir to > ; :.ite .-uje rintcnd"n' of ihluc.in is about the sum am! . ub tancu the business. ] I - ( The great need of the schools is plenty of suitable tjooks. The schol* ars cannot be classed properly with || out suitable books. They cannot be ( taught properly until they are classed; i Xo missionary work scents more needful than helping to educate the ^ uneducated of our own land. It is | not conveniont for inc to go out and electioneer for votes?1 hone the people will Hot expect it of inc. If elected I will attend to the business of the olfiee without any reference to polities or sectarianism. I will give three hundred dollars worth of books each year out of my j salary. " ] I consider it a conscientious duty to make this proposition to the poo. < pie of I'nion county and will be ' pleased to hear from any person with reference to the school question. ei.ua A. <1aum:k. , The Union Ileal Estate Agency This progressive eoiporation is ; preparing to do great good tor our ' tow n. They are now opening streets and grading the same, through the ! land bought from !. A. ilrown. c? ( These streets are to he sixty feet . wide, which is sensible. '! lie land will he divided up into lots, and nice four and five room cottages w;li be built upon them, ami v.ill he rented reasonably, if a person desires, he can buy a house and lot, and make 1 small payments along on the same to ' suit his convenience. This is a great thing for the people of ' uion. it nil' enable maiiv men to obtain homos, who would he unahle to obtain the same otherwise. I'very man of family should make every chart to get a home. A home to a man, in j this life is like an unci. >r to a slop j at sea; there is no security or safely without it. i he man with a home is always a bettter citizen than the same man without one. Make every citirons to procure one. The opportunity will soon IK* llft\,,,.l j I your, don.t let it pass unheeded. Managers of tho 3-rim.ary oloetlon , to bo hoi 1 August l3o ICD3, for Union Count./, t NK | T K < ' ? ter | iv! Iliiulies - I iiioii Tov.ii>: !] . > 1\ c > III'. M Hi |.!|> I .1 15 l):i\i? < rovS 'I * n i: < \Yill>;ini ? nj.Ai Iv K<s v. (. < > Ifimiirv | - 15 -ti,; ' -.s IT;:. 'J',,u .i.-! ; .1 W WIU.II | < i:. 1'suil II : I j : i: < 11?>\\/.r Fi-l: IM'1?T,?W!1 -hip. I ] A ? I .v Ics j an ; t , . I .IMIIIi'S [ -* i? }?].? !i < 'miiImc 'i'.iV,i:;|i:|?. I. I> .J "It c I I. i. N ! < >\v! ; ; I II S Porter I".ivy I' i; T (*;i<>li I!;;;r:. ji Cissl < .:.Vit . r .M Wllil!'?;: A>r?* Yil' :?l,*!'f*>;(! ) 1'mV. U-I: j \i-." Y;i.; >. ! | i! II Tin?ni!i>i; I /. i' I.i'i'uM,; !ii|>. ss I'nrr.ir I I ?: 1 1 ' - > '. \V <?| < Tltiiii.iii <?,.v !<y.\i:!i i v.. !ii/> I < k.'irli i< !. i \Y:- i . .1 I-.,i .?? i 11 l'?i | r i' Miirolll -M (.. v ! \ : i \ Tlm> .! iMr.-i | iiip. I'M: ,.vr,\v I .isiiiiis-t >i'.t.:. * i <' (' >|> iK,,,i' i > iiv:, ;.!< i'uI'm.*. Sjicmvi i 'r,i\vii>i: |'. Tr-.ii.,:!: Itim;: . I!. 1,1-v A T.-.M- i ! :;> i.- i:i* i >i v i? 11 - \ i ic .1 >11;i .'iiiui- on ) Tu\\ > 'nip. ( i.am:' i.i . Mil.-. . Miii.ro K:r?\ | I. < \ !? . in!, vil!.* W A M' W'liii toi I Tow ii !.;j?. I| > i \ : |.:.J . .1 \V ( 'iiiiiiiiyi..: it | i? ii!? .i i\n liv .It>i: . . !t 'i'. i; Win T Wisr.l ) \\ i . .11 ! ,;i:!? :; !c | *' M Iioiiiit. ' 71'>j. ;ii ' iliu io.Vii *i::i , J-' I ( F i ! .*.? -?iiiiiii r ' silt ii l:i;t. r . 'V i'uJV '' I | ; \ !' s I V > I.. V. -.1 .! .. !11j . ' I (J ( " ^."ii**!t1 j j ( .*. j Notice. A'I i '<'1; .1. it' i il- i i to' So lit !' > I* , . t?v I ' . I ! mil I " tx\ I 'pit.11. o: ? 'if ?' i.. ' !" ii' 1 JO?, 1. 1'. 17. !> ' "i" 1 Tho Sacredness of the BallotKditor Union Times:?The ight of sufiVago is tlio most sacred rust committed to an American iti/.en. Ami in exercising this right, the ntclligent ami conscientious voter ill not consider the claim this or liai camliilate has upon him, hut o iiI oiilv regard his duty to his family, his country ami his (Jod. ' I.ifi at its U'.st is hove, I .itvi' at its best is help. Help at its liest is religion. Ih-litfion at its liest is jh>Iitics. Politics at its Inst is IItsivoii hew." 1 hope ti> sco the dav, Mr. Editor, when only conscientious intellijzenci IN ill I.O allowed to wield tlu* hallot: alien tii" riylit of suffrage shall ho takon from the polluted hand of every man that now dvhasos it; when nnc a ill rise ahovo that dc<tradin<; relit <f harharism and worship (Jod hy lotiorin^^iiitelli'ienee and virtue in du> extension ofrijrht of suffrage to iitfUiyent NNonien. i'lien our land would heeome a r111111j>h;11 i teiimeraev. Then would jiolitie^ rise to her proper sphere and Iteinj diverted ,iv true men and pure iitelliireiil women would forevei mi! traitor- and denia^o^nes from 'lliee, and sweeping outward and upward and ore pplinjj without- lieredtarv etiN ironnietit would hriti'^ our ?:mtj'v in subjection to a Christian jovcrui.ient. N. J. lilT't F.lvtollX. Ashttvy. Julv -'J. ISIhJ. A I.Icmorablo Sceno. 11 ? 111" Washington post describe that iii'MUi?ruble scene in American jrnliiii's, the iiio?t memorable sinu ?? 11 it -1?: i and his ass ictates declared m Jul;- I. 1T 7'that tit'.' col >iii( r. ere hemvforth free and indepcr.Ion? ."Mates. The i'o t sav " "On Thursda\ aiidmi!. a! a time when l>lam .-'l to !;? tin* iond*r in the race \ ma r. .,( > was a laborious second [ \ .11 McLean. brainiest am uo-t conservative of I hem all, wa enacting 11: role <>!' the dark am la!ivr-T horse, this voting mai i'vaii suddenly appeared, tall shape Iv. i.aml.-onie as a 11 reek demi-D'od !;is i i of outline. 1 ni]I.. l r>r hv- v liii'lilii: ; vitii lii< treiiK'ii<l?m III' I I ! I III' jM'lijllr?? i! jijH'lir'.'l |iko " Diirv 11j 11 :i 'liil! ;ili<l hfrlo .i . >. I'll" lllO'.milt till'l'V 1*0. "?'! I:*i*.i::i:? iioii:M- iri" ;i fc\ ?T <>! :11 !i-' i oxui iiii'iii. I Ii? ? :?! 1 till !\ i'l'o'.il till' \ an l-llCll [lll-'t tin .\ !c1. tv < ?r;>! ions. the snniri" <> I 'i-i:ii)>; ii' i:itin* invssi.-t :'?!< i<?* ?*?*. i till' U'l'lMt N SljMlloilll. Ill' StOIH ir-iv. :iii-1 v. itli :i ilo/cii fiery plir;i>e < ili i i"t '( I t ' ullulit fill liil'JI ill'.' i i!i. ?:.v;. lie ("iiuiifcil them :is utterh i- (iic wi/.tini i liuiiiies the toys In i:r i'liiv*. wisli i>!! the >t;i:f;'. in : 1 .ilillil! - <?.' politics tll.'l'i' \\:i> Ili'VC'l 'icli ;i sc'CllO. i :i !? * , ( ' ?:sioi?lic issuvsnl !;V i'n >,?'|i iii'i-n |}iis||M'<< ('olle^je o| Ashe ii!!.- N. i- :i tliiiiir "I licniity i ?:-?-i I. I! y I I? IIU'l lld'i- <?1 111 i- -|il"l|i||i ii-':til!i"ii. iilcl ::!- > c??nt;iilis ;i ver\ M'ivct Ii.-.' testimonials. ;iiit| ; 1 script * ?i i of the city. Kverv ?(". ?n c\ji"ct:ii'.r to iittciiil ; I'iiuicsrulh'^c -iiouM write t'? I'rol. M. M, ' jf I ill I>11' i I'll' ;i cril.llo^ite. n? U ilJLUH VY OJ.lOo ?1 JrvV\ fM'N J|, o fw XV. I' 1 ^ HEWi If IP spai xv hi A Mrs. liopkitJS j fc* fi T XX O 1^ * L p-tc-DuU CI o i hi . I From Bailey Tox??3. j Kunoit Timin: -In (his lettor I shall \ tell the readers al?oui some South ('arolin-. ians, ami inentiou a few other tilings as well. A few days ago luy wife and I went to Tyler Texas to see the great Texas fruit palace, an exhibit of the agricultural products of the slate, of which lean not say much for want of j space. Suiliee it to say, however, that liie exhibition and display of the farm products there, were enough to delight the eye of the most fastidious, and to encourage the most sanuuin ? in efforts to excel I in the product iou of the fruits.' flowers etc., to say nothiugnrthcsplcudid|t advantages of advertizing the productsi of the soil of this empire state, the handiwork of her lovi 1\ woiiu n and tin" ti nr.? ...? . .. i n.. 1 ii i 11 i ??? tin* i ?* \ .i: i i n !/.?*! I>I 111? ^rmTiiin so much for that. Oiionr v..iv in T\ l?*i it was our pleasure to s|N'nd a tow hours wit Si tlio family of t'oi. <ieor;je Wootl at* Mount Pleasant. Mr. Wood is a native^ of York count v S. t . lie is a relative! of A. N. Wood, of <ia!in"\ ( i!\. Mr." Lipseomb Wood of 1'aoolot. and of ciiiir-i' a distant relative of my better liaif. W found tiii'in as |ileasant, ooaircio.i! and and witty as tlic <'arnlitia Woods. His i family consists of liimsrif. wile and three mavried daughters. Mrs. Alien Kirkpat-i ric k. Mrs. Ida tiritiin and Mm. Kate. I.illiansterne. Toe two last named sire* now with ('olohel Wood, the foiuier is" | the wife of a law.e; and resides at >a i , Antonio. Mr->. Kirkpalriek was visit ing lier parents, and sisters, at t!:is time., 'let'ore leaving w ithin a f"\v days ?* h.-n joined 1 a her husband for the I'aei.ie oast, thence to Hawaii and Aijstn i' i. vliere t In y wili remain a year or more.' ! am digressing. It is needless for uicd In s?v that iV" \\i n dripitted v.itli this i'ainiiy ami l<> know them. and our' pleasure wih <-nl> ex-isded hv their politeness. kiitdm ss and hospitality to is. ' At Tyler we tie-! two sons <<l ;m?I ?ii| I'tiiou iu the |?.>:i > of |>r. ;-uuael \ (iooilinan. Sr.. an i iis sou 1 h". vVilliaiu .1. (i ?o ii.i i.i. These pentl.'iiieii ire known to many * i ihe older reader* of list- Times. |i,;i; tiit* northern , |?ai't of the eoinr-\ . '1 e elder tooillilUM is a man ola'onul '.in year* of a .;o. while I i )|". Will. -1. (too till.Ill 'S ) or oil. TllOSO pood people \vt re j.!< ;(>( !| | i meet us as well as we w,- v.i re pin! to know their,. I think lie \ informed r..? thai i!:: had h: en in sinit!i ! oiintx : .eats. At ;ui> rate. I hex have '<eeli thei - h.np i noupli |o a.*emii:'lato a pre:'' de: i of propeltv. | and are aiiioiip ;! fori n.t, < :;i- ie? of Tyler and Smi!': 0011111.'.. Dr. \\111. .1. ( ooduiau in |>i ai\il:p 1 . me ;d i a 11:1; f;:iin In* owns neai Sunt ;. Texa-. eoii' taininp H"M? aer?1 md tliat it ' was woiih <n. ?|e Ian Jwd tlld ? said "I eoiilil - 1! ;. >v. 111.'* lie and his lii'otlies* 'raher own it o> ' 7 business homes on ',1" l'la/.'a or ; p:a 0 , a' Tyler, whieh are v. :*!li S !'?.?) 1 1 <r Slii.iuin i?iiro. I t >ides various otk , prietii'.s in sniili: ei cut > ill I'u-o. A : > and other plat in 'it ' a . Villi Will h; IIS prised : tl.ilf 11.. ,.i..vl ttol! ' I'll .'.-tela of railroads was | anni ! and . u:i;:ii.n j th" I'laip of a i'nioi; ?1 >1 it it is cm si ?. Dr. '?'*! . .1. tiooiman i . tiie lather oi tt. wlit' 1 sjsjo,; i,i" load* . tisivel'ses tine" -1.: I >. and itn'luile-. n its mail: line sua! ratnili'-atioi; a di t.uiec oi. " ahoiit li t' ? lu.i i Mr. do-, ph ' . o, ... Wolfe < !;.. n is another I uioii o.iim!; i.i.in. v.lto w;.. oiiee a typo t..: t"e .nee' jv.:'i ,i * ;> ! t iie Tili:"* oil: e. . ? To?Jo tile lout ^ ill his lie >se|: p "in, ? . .1. Ilit ; i; , uies'eiiati!. ! .. ode t ;. **i:n i< 1 a 1 reeelit ''\\ r.o' up" ti?. iov. a h id ths s tos>\ of hiin .1;. l.p e! I ! ? loops. Mr. I. .. . . . ... : .. ' 1 1 ........ i, >, ' |>i'1 r!?*iJ'! :i:: ! 11 .t! 'i. >:t?in?*;s , liis lili-iin >. \'. . l . t'il.. .4 I 11 v. 1 lie c.nl.iv.i tl w ;i; i i! ; . ..t i i>uyciil.-ilit' M'lilosn :.i t.ii..r. ' niiiii <> < .<! <!.i. liic. which 11;I:> 111.III.' r.?r l.iti. he ?.;. I - 11,;|1 I::il!> :it;. iii. 1 -.i.iin nil; :i ,r., | i kimu !:? i? '. i ; ijia'.a; :u. ! -ck.-;.11 in li'. 1 . ? ;i*J .1. i i. I... . - ,ii.? I,ii ,iinvi :>;:: i>. '! 'in iii li.1- Naliuiial j ; I > i ,i: ; - . .ir<> i11i;;ii liavij.LT c 11 t ? ii .;:* '...li:'. a'jfo j I I 'lln l\'inl' ! >;:: 1 1 v. Id r- 'i" i:ii -11; lual i hiiniit. ! :: i < ?i!.- ?It : i'.i.i MMni-wlial } erratic, a.li'. in j. .is! >. I!r lias. . j however. 11:: 1 ;i i:;i i iiT.i.a ami I awl is wiliiM" i?11.. . tin- l?i<j ' I llll'll I li I'll' ! 'i s ijill'S J'.ll1 .. .! . < . i ]>ai!c\ 'i'l-r. .Im!;. t.lift "Rest, First <1 in'cls it < >i ii< r r > ;ii!<jr -> tlu-mselvcs takin;, ;> 5j? at. ly Siuim; Si \ !.i . in S CLOTHING ' take 111 i 1 (* i?y lie iorelock ! open our EST STYLES the retail jail>!i< . We anince this va ck cur open in j; ' of hij^h est class eat ly ;tG SUiTS, ittLi I lat Spt iii*t I a! !ie,hi11^?, I Shoe >. ( oine early and ^et it you want. > r i a. a 3, . cis and h urni. h( r .

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, July 31, 1896, Image 4