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* VQL;XXV",-'X?' :i<;" UNION SOUTH CAROLINA SEPTEMBER 11,18%'. _ " si no A year
OUR ETTA JANE LETT I
"Vox'* Attends A School r<xh
tion and Givc3 Us
a.i Account of it.
|< >11 account of a rush of other iimt
Hie following communication t i
Kite. Jane was nuuvoidahl) crowed
last week. |
Cattle are dying in lliis ncighhoih
and oar people ureal a loss; > under- .
\v!:al is the cause of ii or what iremedy
Ota* of our colored neigh'*
Charlie lloherts. has lost four milk co
Mr. laither Davis and Miss !\ie<
Molt Wl'l'11 lo:irvii':l l:?sl \Vi.iIih.<.I-i?
I. I.. Strain, niayis/rate.
Mrs laltlejolm.mother of Mrs TM I
tlejnlin.of Star Kami, isl\ in?;von low
the homo o| tin* I..tier. Sin* is a very i
lady and of course there is no hop's
la r rcoovei \.
Mr. .Mace Sanders and Mr. llul
Phillips are hoth very unwell. Oft
former, very little Imp of his reeovi
is entertained. We h::\> a ur. at deal
.sickness in this section.in-d now.
Cotton i* opening very fast and I
crop- will ne \ i r\ siioi 1.
-I. K. P. ator.'l'. s. Wclilter. an I T.
Kstis were cl( cted I .si Tnesdn\ a- tow
ship commi son rs tor Onudeysvi
tow ns!i;p.
Kintna. two-ycar-oK! d. n .o( M
and Mr.-. Y. It. Met - !?inyli. died !.;
.Mill v.;;s 1 ii i ii ?! ?>;i Ti|r-.i;i
Iour lien.tliil s\ iti'>:iiiiii'N
! ? :r Ins--.
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in' ii ' mi'ifXM :lii* !i>\\ i;s||j|? w (
iniv. till t'l V.ollM !:>; 'i'm- l;i'
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' J)^ reference w.h made to (loUtics. Mr. M. Tli
L. I .em; ster our present sehiiol eominis- f_,
sinner ;;!>*.<> responded to a cull made up- A no
- ou him in which lie humorously express- ha 11<rin
c ! !iis unswerving fidelity to the defeated
candidate's association and asked others taming
to conic up and join. note c
Taken all in all. it was a grand day for ?
lor. old Pea Itidgc. The yeomanry had turnruin
ed out with their wives and children to the otlic
. cheer the o easion with their presi'nee ... .
" " and contribute to its success. The beau- Massacli
tifol grove in the rear of the church was f(,r ? '?!.
imid iciiiporarily com cried intoaparlor.wliose
uai ;t io.uiiir; hung i:i graceful style from tciestin^
the the branches of tiie majestic oaks and all alitor
us, sliuf out. Old Sid's scorching rays, in or- ..
ws. der that all might enjoy themselves in ?? currcii
iK>t social conversation, as well as the luliny Continei
by ?air that lloated through the system gave. ,, .
Two much credit cannot Ik*given Miss "lack on
,it- Wood for her painstaking to have her writing
;it hoe! to properly entertain the aiulieuee
id,j This it Wiii sneeessfully. ami she is to Ik* 1,1 e !l
of eonitratulated ap.ui tin* result. Neither stain on
ran we sn\ 1?m> nuieli for the noble wo- . l .
n men w h ? provided the dinner and grac- "lental ei
he ed this occasion with their presenee. The siderino
rv dinner was ahumlant and of the liest soil ? 1 '
Hint mirkvt inwliwnl. ami more
Tiie ubiquitous ('lipid was present and of almost
Ilt. a: work all the time, hut I never saw a
eniiircoi.nl ion more orderly and quiet.
I .mux shall we reni"iiilvr the pleasant ?;inia not
ji- da> spent at old llothleheni with thefxond 4-1 )o i111 t
lie .iMi.ple of that seetiou. lor whom we ent.itain
the highest respiet and with bottom, 1
whom we hope to meet and join in many strine* is
,( suidi happy oeeasions. Yo.V. ' I > "
_ ? "Printed
i:, T.io S. A Ij Complimented by Car- u M( x i)
didatc Bryan.
,e T'ne Seaboard Air l.inejxot out a poster 1S :l pictin
\\ a iiioniieiny; reduced rntesmi the oeeasion like a casi
v. o the Bryan notification whieh was at- .
; trel'.ve and unique. It was printed g'ma, sun
with silver ink on blue ?jlazi*d paper. A above win
jo oop\ \\;i> sent to th" l)euio"i*atie eandila
date with the eo'nipliltients of General
i > *
... ..... . . \ m i II I. .1. .\||<lcrSoll, and
ii bin' i.vniiciiinn is in r?Nvii?i of ;l l?>tt?>r
I Irmn Mr. jJrvaii. in which h-* says:
' ! Im*4 ieave to acknowledge receipt
<.l \attractive poster aiinminciii^ die
l\i'i il\vi i(? iiic notifit*511ion lhtiHinx tlio
Xe.\ \ ork. It is one of the most t(> ; ..(<
1 nii.Miio t.iniifs of tin- sort encountered '
< 'linni's ll?:* < nmimi^:i. 1 :mi trmtcfnl for Ihe hoi
'he interest tiiat pmniplc I it."?From in this for
i'o.isnionth ."Star, Aii? js
. _ ^ v-oii'
"" vcntion. 'pi,is |?,
i T!r.' deleir.des and Sunday School
1 workers who exivet to attend ihe meet- sliall lie C.\
- inu ofthe Interdenominational Sunday fsj)auisli in
Seimol Convent ion of Ciiion comity at '
Kill*".hcl church, on Octotier 1st, and thereof in
I- !;id. will ill. as.' Iiotil'v the chairman of ? r
, tic- ? >::i!.ii!ic- on entertahnnent,.l. Kb,
e .IciVries. Ksij.. star Kami. s. C.. in Virginia,!
n | o; ler that laniies may lie provided for dav <|f Dei
t!i>'in doi hits their st;?y. . "
i l ie '.rood people ot Klh.-thel. and of the .vet
. X . tii I'aeolet :renerally. are determineil S(.v?nth ?ln
-. ,.i do e\. i\tl?inif in their power to make
! it th--h'-t ( (invention ever held in t'nioii I liree I
1 ,-.:mi> tin v.ate convention not e\'
i '! - i > \ i
i!: Snnda;. School people !? Mar
-- : jo.I-;iii! i i:e count \ and cisew here will The WO
' e jete ihe ? :; 1 oi" olll' people ill plisll
i i , ... .. ,i,i i ynml \\ i irk and come ":il> bi ' '
!| "I help kin io. and the
Kralemaih N niii\ '
.1 .1 I.. ^lu.vtN'. iieatme.
!: v ei'e'.'.lA ' I I >' . I' >. S. ill- inefi'V III
Am;!; ,s time ii mn
titnheed \
, i Tlio I-Tjw <'cunty
AI !:t i: .. < ;i inil'ili V of j l" 1'".
1 ' .< i' i >;i \\ 11iI? !Mains , (Mioril)uiis
r ?ti. i:11> . ?! lent?*. ft.,..
: I . *;.r-1 ty. A .? ;? a ordain:.- v.in. | s
; ; ' iii!if'l < il (? :11 .iry to ! 111* >i
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j il1'.'. nil.! V '. ! 1. I! ii W.t > rail.'., I'.i S ?st('il).
I ! .. < ' ; : . : : !..i'. !' in nivr i-iics I ,
I s n r.- iso-ilcul by ] cul,c0 ??*'
| '1:: | was ;i ?-.i
l. IJ. Ii.ow'i. 'I'. I., '.'.riant. TI.oV.n-; ..
, >!. i til-:.:,:, nui 15.,.. I. S,M"S ?*
j I'. iii. j giv.?<, in
' A'!.:' l': .t'..?-i i(j.v.t|> Iii'-' 1
I . iVwi'tv imunimomly W !'lw
I .. j cliaririn^
. ! : That v. v. !!,< ]|av<> b<
; i I nw'i. .i-. rliil>li il. ;il\i f
. ' i.., nt'ily . ! . ? ! ; ????> n??'.v rmmly. i States, >
' i. '1 ' ... <! ' Il, ! 1- 1 .'VI' :.l a I s11<|
I critiiMl Ca.K' lik.? tl.f j;r*-ut (lie forum- I
: i ...i ... a i,i''a county ^i In.- uo.nlo! | ?lC|rtv ;,n
- ?. il-liy; i' iii us; j gc t
i i>t a:i ji...|i<isii !.,:i In! a la w <*i?niit*.. |
!'?. iti'iiw x. ( Iriiriii.iu. ill," saai
. V.. l':i ALL.. Mr: -C
Died. y mr, a
! ! K, r. -\Iim* \ a.- t?oi i. vj'.vj.i't
- ; N . . :J, 1 ?<!*? i August ,(l t]|0 ^
, . i' .::'. ill ii; Ii.'litv S.rtMI'l Vt'UV. ' .
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: i;!m !. i! Vx* 111 I w.i< 'It'll the j
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( i i \ > <>! Its- ilstiivriitrvs ::l <?!<! I'1*' 1 *>:
i , 1 i i! i win? l::MI jtrrcctlrtl i ilivliar,
i i > 111 r-j.ii .1 \\ mi I.!. J Jo )o:jvr i niillc i i
!\ '! 111 .1 . <>!!( soil .'III I IICIIiV ,1 . .<
iv!.'ii.? and IVicmli licliiml. Wo '
I i m i mil' i i- I.:- c'r Hal j^llill. " I1 l,N"
. 1 i-v i.:n* i?;m* oM jiooplo -,\rv ^
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A Fkii:xi>. riiti's t
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i ;!? ?*>'
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' . !: ' . \\ :;r. ).li |iiivoti J.j,
. > ,. i !...I ! ui jiiiiiiiuo 1.1| short 1Sf|| i|
> j As
3 Continental Currency.
Worcester Nanional Bank has
; upon its walls a frame .contwo
ancient pieces of puper,
?f the State of Virginia* for
issued about the year 1781,
t of a bond of the State of
nisctts, dated January 1, 1780
Both are exceedingly yi?
r at tllis tilllf wlion flir.
king political question is that
icy. Both are in the style of
ital money, the printing is
white paper anil the handis
in red ink, now faded to
i tint, as of a washed-out
a handkerchief. The ornarigraveinent
is excellent, eon-*
that it was done a century*
ago, and they are in a state
perfect preservation.
upper margin of the Vi^v
e are the warning words.?
*
o counterfeit," and at the
letween elaborately scrolle<l|
this remarkable expression:x
Ooo hv x ooo x John X*
liilan." A i tlir, I..IV
f - - W HIV IV I I II.UIU
% i
it of :i four-stary structure, I
telnted scpiure Chinese pauountel
by a palm tree,
icli appears:
One I
Thou
Sand
Dol
remaining edgcand parallel
urrent dollars."
Iv of the hill is soniethinrr
? \]
in: , 1 s?
lOrSANI) DOLLARS^
r iino..U U v V V v - a
;elianged and redeemed in ^
died dollars, or the value ^
gold or silver, at the rate ^
fortv, at the Treasury of ^
>n or before the thirtieth
comber, IT'.'I. according to ^
of Assembly passed the
iv of May, 17 S1. (j
1 11 1 l I 1 1*4 >1 1 1 V' **1 ! Ill C
.1. I jyno,
k. W. 1 !.?,>!< in*.
.. c
rtls 4 4?> i i ??:ic iv.ninu
urront phrase, naturally,
, . , . . \ <
explanation has its siiim.|
Tin- thirteen Colonies lisii.i
depend nee had had a had
leially. Th-y had been invilli
paper money, promises
ruii!, until it had depreciated !
lv. At times $7" and ( *en
crip w.r.iM hay !?:it 1 in ,
1 vej, v, hii h were then on
int'.i 1 parity ot'the Uritish
'i">> |try ;<V) a yard for
1 V<M! t'<?r a pair of hoots I
anion thin;;. A flail's weio
:n had to worse, who ConApril.
ITS". reeonptiended
ision - hy ur:de fthe
<>r continuing of loans "that
m n made t > these ? iiited
? tit it t ie hold of them
; ?i;t no 1 -< {herem by any
[i<>n of i!ie bill li: ined subtin
respk eiive d ites o?'
cevtdh ate-.
'. neir.ly in ' a lie of die same
In!: V i.| ?, u. iuill^
nti:. :>f v iii'.u" j
It fllil I) I<' Tilt* j
oji t !" V h'^'min c iHcato*. '
I il- >-i ?I ?;::i.- ; ?it: .
ii ii'i ! l' < 'o'lini'V-. '
1 ;?v*11 'ip.ii <>i' ;i . .'Vtiti:ii
li.r.? !?<* :! i <l.' ;i out -ilit o
Ii il i\ n! .M ;ic!i last .-liull I>0
^< <1 ;!? in!)' ni'!?:); ;*:;.iini.-!i
i"il iv. 11r i a;! v: i?ji
iii <iiIht Hioji;-' . :ii tin* i;:>
j?*:11. i ir ' ii! tin s;mi Mi!i*.
il re I >ii lu iii.
tin1 jt/liiriji.t's >! .:!! si'i'ii!'Iiat
-' .ill ii. ;- ;?!'? t !>i tak< n
i i ii'ioi'il r .>f <;ic
'i.1 ill' -.sine* ml"
I In* sain in: ill; v a t'lo-f
r. . Ween taken ii i> in (? tin'
i . M.nvii 1:;-1.
u? y ?.!< i veci lU-.l ia vWi
I
war so will it depreciate to a far 1
extent, should the I'nited States
. today seek to almost singlc-haml
and alone anions -rent Powers 111:1
O C
financial war against the o?ld standa
countries.?Worcester Gazette.
A Rovnarkablo Convention.
There is one aspect of the sonn
money question that is worthy
public mention as a fact apart frc
the spirit of our ordinary politic
Activities. In over forty Stat
thousand of men are and have bo<
unremitting in their exertions towan
tlje organization of this party, and i
the recent season of deadly heat the
did not spare any labor oraiiy energ
that might contribute to the sueco
of the cause they had at heart. An
for what reward did they labor?
What was the motive of these men
Ordinarily the motive for politic:)
exertion is the hope of some suhstan
tial benefit as a result of party sue
cess. But the organizers of tlii:
movement could have no antieipatior
of that sort. They have not in prospect
any hope of reward save that related
to'their consciences as upright
men discharging a public duty. They
lo not expect, they cannot hope, to
;lcct the candidate they may name.
There will be no past-offices or other
ipoils of war for them. They are
nliniMiint fne tl"v ---* *
o " "" "> n:?i ui wn.-ic wo arc
nmpelled tr> call their own party,
nd their own success must result in
lie election of a candidate whose
'I'ev hate and whom ner..iYcd
with a spirit so high as this,
ml even if the results arc totally
egativc, if nothing is accomplished
s projected, this movement will be
orthv of remembrance and honor as
ne more demonstration of the value
11 polities of conscience as a force
rith which the party machines must
eckon. Hut if the delegate! at In
liauapolis shall nominate not merely
nother empty rhetorician, but a canlidatc
representative of red DeinoUMtie
principle-! and a man of rial
'tatesinaiiship and eanin anding
haraetcr. they w ill secure the Mioport
)!' thousands and thousands of ]>eir.>
-lv.ts still ::i doubt and rnwilling to
..t.? nitlw.r ntlli'l* i*!l till liltl r o<.
The World I;:i- said. ami How re.
>eats it. that William l<. Wilsi n. of
West Virginia. would he an i leal
candidate judged l?v this standard
The Indianapolis Convention would
act wisely i:i accej ting what lite
hern well done at Syracuse in tin
platform adopted 1 ?y the sound-tin?ne\
Detune of litis !* t ite. They s iv
"We are opposed to llcpihlican
protection, the
mainstay of die trusts, the
parents of monopoly, the
fruitful sot tree of the present
political dangers which
threaten the nation.''
In this clear declaration they forci
Mv emphasize a sound Democrat!
principle and draw the sword again.a
growing evil ;.t; I danger whir
every th rightful American mint ret
ogu'r/.c and deplore. That then, is
wide-spread and wry natural dUeot
tent in too country, that this h;
iiCii j#r rl'.lt c I ?,y of til
]>;1 ?|?|."*liTv/ti jli upilicvj. iru>t<an
j/'ifaii!i ' Uiijiniis ..r capital vol
v.il'.y. w????"ii iiave insula too Icitilo 1
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Silvar Dollars and Silver Bullion, j
A "Reader of The Sun asks us to j
explain why, since the silver dollars t'
no.v in circulation are at par with a
gold, tliev would not continue to he o
at par with gold under limited silver n
c linage, lie thinks that they would, k
because, as he says, the proportion ol h
the world's production of silver to tl
that of gold Is less now that: it was'g
ill 1 *70. | s
Our friend. It he reads 'J he mid at! 1
all. which we doubt, has evidently!1
read it very carelessly. W e hn\ . re- j '
peatedly explained that '.he silver k
| dollars now in evUtcnce remain ^
pat with gold because they are limit- 1
ed in ouantity, and because-the _
' ernment receives them at par in pry- '
ment of dut'?s and r? v. nno taxe . '
11cncc, n >bo.ly is ?*i>iii*s?*1 it- i i.> I
them ut ;i discount. :i:i ! they ..i '
everywhere accepted :ii tlit*:r f.-.ee '
value. If tin- eoinaoe of r!i.-di \.r.
made free and unlimited. the ? <???:i*r. j 1
Would be Hooded with til :?I:?l lb
Would become no more than the .!
lion they contain. Tiny ii, i
fart, be nothing ':i ! di i. j
form of coin, since every
C -ilver bullion in the v orld wo.;! d
' convertible into out* dollars at ple e ir
h i '* e
and tree oi ex pen-e.
A - to the |uo|?orti"i. between the j
production of i*old and that of si!\.: j
in the world. w<? have : } ? repeat -d'y j
lx explained thai i d- nr.?|.? >o -;
le . i i
not govern the coiupavniixe vain; ,
ill %
ot the two 111. - 4..! -. :.ny nun-ei
( than the proportion 'It p- ti<e:
' ' of Indian corn t? ll "t of wheat /< '
ll j (-rn* the comparative \ due < 1 tuose '
-* j two cereals, or that '1 ;ho j... unction
id | oi' iron to I lust oi ? ?> ,prt " eyiLti - Pots
j eeiiijiMrative value :r <n and .upper,
t, | As a mat'o i* of faet. the <|iiu'ilitv of
! viU.T now ir< ' I ij- v j 1 ^
lie l ,
i mii'-teeii tmio ;is a- ilml <m
' : ??<>1 i. whi-rea:- i<i ! ^ 7 *? it Was only
'st : eleven iiim> ms ?jreat.
ill I We t:* k ? ill!-?,? -M " I'lllM lef
that wimewr ?1 ; i ~ 1m !;? >l :'"nne<i
i.aml t*.11i_r 1?i? iicil u!j ilie'Iver *|n?*>lion
1 ami <>ii all 11iic-ir?-a<l
!?"> ! The Sim. ll??t "lice in wliilc, I 11!
tsverv * I;: . am! ii"t eare!< ,.?
'In' : ililit'esitlv ami -tmliv.miy Tin;.- will
]i. j lie l>eeu.:,:. wiser. a li:;?)]?ii i\ aii'l. we
I trust >.i Utter uiuu.
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our F1KKISURANCE.
TH $10,000,000.00, OF ASSETS.
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you went die Lea\iug
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SAFE!
?Ordinary and Under Aver
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money for those who will
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W*T SJul? uima
Union S. C.
What a Man Cannot Do.
A man cannot do two things at a
nic. A woman will l?roil a steak,
nd, sees that the coflcc does not boil
ver, and watch the eat that she does
ot steal the remnant of meat on the
itchen talde, and dress the youngest
oy. and set the talde, and sees to
lie toast, and stir the oatmeal, and
ive tiu? orders to the butcher, and
lie can do it all at once and not half
ry. Man has done wonders 3ince he
amo before the public. Ho has
tavigaicd the ocean, he has penetrated
lie myierics of the starry heavens,
u; has harnessed the lightning and
nade it to pull street eats, and ligh
lie great cities of the world. But
ir r;;u i i:vs?i n ?<x;uui 01 1 s. % iiuiuu iij
is life's work basket; lie cannot
]i:? -over l.cr packet in a dress hangit;'
in 11:0 cloi'l: lie eannot hang
a\ li.o chubes and ^ t tin in on tlie
line t!:e right end up. He cannot
link' r-j'-wif* in Iiis month while
ii" I doing it either. lie cannot be
In- j'*?!ilc somebody In* bates. lie
would never think oi" kissing bis
liva't when met h l.im. as a woman
w.l ki.'s l ev ).vai. !!< can't sit in
a i??: 1;ii" r chair without hanging
rook i ts into the bnseheards. He
ear.'t put thetilvon the sofa pillow
right side < nr. He cannot sew on a
button. l:i short, he cat.not do a
h'.uidro? things that wome n do almost
imtinetivei y.? t
!? i . ,.! i? .,m ii,.' umiuifaetures
Mr. \V. ! . i u. eii.ti.rliii* Sju'C!{ .:
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t 'i elil \\ : i.'U.i'i. r niCllieilH'S
1 ,.n- : !>;'. ??i u.ur own state,
! whin* 'i'i\ I- ; j.j-.o'.vn. An
I ate : i i ;i. . ?. \\? i ;; . at ! )e\ tiT,
| i w; :;!i<11:t to \11M* a few ycr.lS
1 ;c. ;i;..| ! i tn . ic;n' I.t'l.ir Winli; |i;c
i * Hi'i" s,/ii lii !? , at at illicit*
. v .< i. : ' > ::! ? .ring quantity
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