The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 09, 1897, Image 1

Newspaper Page TextUNION'S INDUSTRIE^ f ^ ^ T j TOPULATION OF UNION, j VOL XXVlil.?NO- J.5. I \lu\ SDi Til (iAKOI.ljC^aDAV. Ai'liil. ' >. 1S!m. $1.00 A YEAR SnTTTTT PADAITMJ'O r n I - - ' wvuiu viinviiiiiA O LD AliLiltMlU'i Ono elYect of Congressman MeT.aurin' speech was to force a eonfcssion fr.i Now Ku^laud of Use south'* assured ; preinney in eottou muuufncturhi;; -:n?r than that, an aeknowledgineat of Sou; ('nrolina's supremacy in ill" South and the United States in the planning ai:< equipping of eottou mills. This e.ota'' admission was made by Mr. l/iverin.*; < Massachusetts in a sjieeehon tl.e Dinijli liill in tlx* house of leptcsentatives las Monday. AVe quote from the Congn sional ilecord : Mr. hovering -Mr. Chairman, it is will reluctance that 1 raise niv voice in tin house at this time, but my Ion,; actual.it anee and iutiiuate blntious with tin manufacturers of this count r\ move m< to utter the words which I l;now i!ic\ would lie pleased to sjfiak welt: t:;e\ themselves on the l!o.<r or this hou e. It has bt on said iioii- ilii? 'ii'ti. ........ tluil the same protection given i y in. bill to the manuln<'tui: rs of Masse-imSettS its to 11II' V.Vo' /n.Wl ?if if.' Hit | eni and w< uorn States. 'Ibis may U tiuc. but i wi.'b to ,'v to the ifoiitioiiraii from Ohio lha'. Ma.v h'M'lts do. . not -want the high rates of duty 01. wool m* woolens that are named :u this schedule (applause on the Democratic side neither the straight nor the compensatory duties. We want a tariff that is not t iplioavy, one that will stand for many ycats to come. I have list* tu-d with a gf. :;l ?'? ::! of interest to the spe <'ht s . have U ui made oil the oli.er side, and ' regret to see manifested ioward m\ own :11 a spirit which I am sure is not felt theie lowiini any?>1 her Stale:?l!r I ' iiivn. i have seen Xew England set up as a t ngot. iilltl Mnsstu htisetis as t'. r iniii"- v.? of tli.it target. hi whleii . huv. turn aimed. !? t ! i.in ; I i ti. speech of the t iooi;< at ntI: ::i;u? from South ( HI > 'I:!!" . ;;s i. < W !: . Hilnhisoiis K't ween iiis oh i; *;! ' a: >! Ma- aehusetts, as he drew Ii; i . :;i :'it! ; ;u of prosperity :n <I luv.trv hi nv own State, i iK'tatn to v. uh; 11: f i; h lrue. a* is *o?jn-t Inf.- ' !. \w !i.ive juoiv idle lami ti-m n::ri oth. r State of llic t . iiiv. unless i he the Iti.-triet of ( ole.ch: Willi it i .. of olliee ncIm a. I ! . : to \ . i i whether our closed torh were u )iiyth or reality. i v. ja to t i ii .Melasmai tliat -v< :y;i,i;. , im iv. colored in Mas: a iiio ! t . (..? tv. i ,:n to It'll him ui.it the o!lie .alii. :ut < ' a }he south st'iiit-tu h !. | ; !i ;| s tit, ?lo wi! know stUiiil liailiuf .i lit; ia;; i:i ? heir oivi * ' ah s. \Vi:!o .t ;,u? .-a t \T*T7-?. I * . wr.itna lui'l I; 11 it'i. A till, j southern { '> ' *,. . . . ] ill the whole t\ tl:e ,m-\\ ..ij .-y ' ; JiC iueresa-e lists t.i-i-.i only * .south thehietvuKohnslK? ?>I" ; , ...i.o.. V. ?i ! lam! * .' ??t a . \> jnn.ii . * ... . .S.JiJ : illItl \\l;c!l > t ?I ' III ; it V ol>!tl take (it *Uut Jii;at . a t J.i w MM) phalli t?> liiako up >' "'tin.' wv.a ai:<l ;n mi: .:i <?l' Din* inariiiii' r.\. von j. Ii. ?* \"ii ojv ^oi,";.r alifinl ii111<~:i l ast or! i .a M we ;n . 1 sui'trit iiu? .'""How it ;.; {.em- i'or pisMV.ttiuJi in Tin* 1!< coiti? \\ \v i\n;'ianliiif . . i 1 I Iili<? !t- Man.l . . -J.<!,<;.i-:-.". im, r ,n Vermont Jt'.;. ; h Total : -77 J J t.|:> 1 lien ase , !. JJ. S.-Mti:' v:? ? 'oiti i i. ; > . A!al . 11:: ... r| AiIm.ii.sis . r !i < teorijia ' 7. i j Kentiit'k\ . ; -.77 1 .oiiisiaua t M is>is.-.i|| .... Mi-sonri 17.": North ( 'are! inn . . ' i Solllli ('aioiit:.; . . t.J . ., 'J't \as '.771 !-. Total if.7'' i. i 7 .'. i :i. J.J, 11.!JI IlK't-aso 7 ! or ,!? It M'.< >*i | ? I" n 11 . i i: ' .v. >.'> \I,. .\ Wiii ; ..< ?t ; i: .1:,. J?: i .1 ijut'si i? >11'' Mr. I v. :., I ? ... ' . .... t llie. 1 hi ;ill c u'"i?< < > 'i unit!( in;.11 :.l : . .. i'.?r ! ?.\v 11 inlVii;,.! . ! w. 1.1 id.!!( lsii'li 1 i !u v lii < 1?ir *' fvliieh lie !'i i. i * <!<? . 1 ci I ; ? 11 h ie . 1 i. ..;ir iii :i ln>(> / - .1 ill l III' \ el \ I ( ! i.l .' 1 t i, . ' . I were s;el<? <! I .!. . v. i. eouuti> w;. ; : . . ,1 . . pliiliiml. 1 ?>l 1.;<!( ,. . .1 : : . j.; mill nniiiiu; in I..v. i: 11111!.< . ..... ;il the ! < 1 |'H ui . .1. > 1 :; ; ' : I wouliI 1?>il:t !? >'?i X..\\. ui! I 1 >ii\ t" n> . : ' i furil'f I i iii wii! slum!. Vim 11 . : . e l. l x m:i in;> i i I > v. //in- . in., i'l i1 ii.1 iilnl v. v. ;> il \ jm.h ..1 jnrrV./K? Hi! turilT. Yi)t( I ill ii .ill <1 .11 ' mi .1.1 . . !1 1 . i In \ ?>".!. L? lit ! 1 el i \ : . . <l?? lid v, nit ;; i!i:! . i>|| i. . - ; . S >! < 11,1 < i < i s: 1111 ; .,' v.,, ! ..Mr. J <i ill , N??: W ' ?l. '; i r 'if ?ic ill ! 'I I i \ til i is c< 'Mm : v i.i n . - ill ii ' ii\vii |i '*vr . ' ;?i y?mi' ii ,'v..i, i i . II will i i,|c Ii < . tills stllll illll.i . it \ ? I J ill.* H ( 'i.liiihl i;;i;s. \? * ?** ?\\ V. 1 CfltliflttVlllllll I: I il >J |i : I i.'1"' 111111 lllill .<! U;.. ( ... ... t.j.j 1 | ; , wi!! siii ii . ?\ni)tli< r u i .1 11. ' i. .."Ii.; I member is ( direct in saying tliat 11 south ought not to want :i duty on Krm s tian cotton lx'cause she is going to tin u iio|k>1ikc (lie spiunvig of ti.no cottons i is clear that siie can only l?l e\tx>cteu t object to it on the ground that such ; li duty will increase the price* What ha u the Textile World to say totiiis?1 Kxcliange. LOCAL ITEMS FROM LISEON. ' Editor of Tjii*. Timks: l.tsi'ON*. April "?.?As my last com( muuieation escaped the waste basket, I , will give you a few more dots from this place, as news is searco you will pleas*. , allow me a little space, to mention a few incidents. Farmers tire getting badly behind and am sure they will have to get quite a move on them-wives if they tret there | early cotton planted 1 ?\ the tenth. last .war at this date we were through planttag corn and had every cotton bed made and i t ?t ing on our oars wailing on the tenth to coine. to commence planting ('apt. .Tt:o. M. lludgens toltl meat i.aiuvns the other day that the year of ls.V> ho run his llrst furrow to make a crop April tit" 10th. The first tliinjr In; tii?i was to run oil his laud and plant his upland corn, then he went to his cotton laud, put his -piano in the middle of row l.ipjh d wdh one. Planted his cotton, Una i went hack to his corn, run si furrow in tlit middle. I?: dded to that furrow, when l.e .m>i llii'<uc'li l<cddiii:4 he 1 ad his corn worked out. 1 asked him how he eame out as that was before my lime, lie said 1 made i lie hast crop! t vrr made, and dean ' nit 'c men* money than ! ever did. So yoit si e i. ('apt.' 1!adieus eoald make a vet crop forty-two years ago, ami did pot commence until the tenth, w!i. v >:i!i haven chan e and can do j likewise. Wheat end < ats an-lookingfairly v. -II. in far; Si tall '.'.rain looks well, and 1 | l. list tea' those thai sow. d will make a 'lo t > !. There were very few spring ? ;t ; ;i :!.. w; t weather would not allow. Y.'e or a pari of us have very nice gardens. I Ti.. r-i-.nn.iag M-s Ma\ Poster Smith j of t oiiimhii .s -.iM iidii:^ a I'm (night with 1 her hit hi rami :.n ther, Mr. and .Mrs. A. ' ; .1 "euiih. Mi.-; .V.u\ will graduate iu i I .1 < ;;! it i which linm she w ili go to I'hila- J I eiii.i 'otaki-a pgi.ehlate coarse. | ; i.Mi.iiM wruciauu iiruer nail ' i:'; ;l thi!;?'> dinner at the ion. A. .J. .-Miutl, s oi:t? tlav Ia.,| week, ' ' si'r "1 <-<>!!!:c-\w an cpu,!. ai,<l a in ver.su down t? | 11 ill. tauv;nt ?>y A? i. s t ij'iuoa ii?'.>, < i wv:e well plea with Miss Irliy. Mr. ! ' \ hum; ami Miss lit'ssi,* i'.milum: a: n il a low da; s ago. ami Ji? , o! in to supreme!) happy. Mr. It, 1! Young, so Madam minor will take unto himself a wiio in a Well Mr. Young ni'oils a wile .at'I M< !'? ;!;j ..id (oja will gel a rest ami will ii"i havu to stars! on! at nil*iit ti al i>\ lis i:?,-k with a rope oil top of uoiiii-wlo t lie 11. rn ui> la !io!i|. Mr. Kit | I you ought to hem* liliit sing tou lino with Mias >ii- <iT.M'itlx touches u| pir.no wi'!i a yriit. Mr. IMnor. I in tin* Inptisl l.ncvolop ?1 i:i j; ?t a sic t? '.i of the lii'e of j I Ion. .lo-oj.h (list, win was 1 h *ri i in ! | fr.ion i> 'rirt. v . < on the l:!th da> . i .!:'||. 'VTo. Ilrv.ai ;i<linit'cil to the J I, ir in id,' .ii"i; . ; .in u mai di -tination j in IIki |>r:;l'i <siou thai *' I lis services were M a!i'-r somrlit In I Mi parti(,s a dispute. I I :a; ; two luca t i wealth and j >'..a'l a.' ; ! I'ljoiian .n-?ri< .titer a " ' '.Hi,l ;r : ,'_'ai t.is gav- to employ s? l,.at lis reineinhere I ' .. . 11- ' *, - a With l>y li1 1 . i, nor. i! -. llln. ii?- jurie was irrcsistiOilo and j W Vrl". . at wit s list* .I'.idg'S." lie r.pr, i nt -! his district in the j I.*- i r.,r t iiteon yaarr. and was ^ | iIn a o!. l ; p. , ,i s; of which lie was ' . ;i i;., I . r . '..at , ilVlt I' which he - I V'llnntaril.N retiredoiuicc unit ofill lioiiltl*. j ' 1'I of jud'-o which at that tinii ' within - j was a \i "V in*;11 nuuoi, * ---? Ills lvurli,' hut lie* declined ill favor ol ' I V.\ ill .|i'iili-1> i. I;,; i! Will it' I ! ' klinwis, !> : : ;i *'i^ t*11 ui t !u'Hiic t lionnrnlili i i i" ii > '. t r ocfijiiol tin* 1kii.1i m ' . . M.'.in . 't i;L:;itii> iiiL{ to?*];)ill ' 11 I i ;; h i iiiintlilc pimm bnp.i^t < V >mii ! 1! !n: wl ;?t iclalioil !l?' i < t< ' ' . , .1,. j 11 (i,?t jils'i M('->rs. Ii.ivi-l ' n,"! I.' \ . i -.. .iii! i 1 >.i\ ill in . . ! ' .1 . ;i:?v inn t<> thi* 1 Mvii I "i 111 ! i! II".ii. JoSt'jjl) .!? 1: i t * ' i>!'. j May (his.win Ik? h harveat for you *li fcldil r ii," wish ut you r friend# 1>. in* V ' FR'W PACOLET. w. | K. Jit or <?. 'I'm i' : : . i .\i oi.;:i. Mnivh \'.?t!iii / ni' in I : i : i-i :< ' 1 ran-pin >1 in ?n . *; i . Pi'. :> i n j I i \. , : hail? m iili delight tin hrjflfl |l | l'lli\ HllAl. ! ' WUa !l W?' III'..' I III I |'< ml I .''I'vi'ial days pa.-:, and Hi" fannersj" K*il, J |K'fiiill . : *:.. i ii Jji'lklllfJ Uil> will .* 11. w<>ii|<|-1 p opIn'S ;ii>'Itiict.'llii . | . t I'M" '"I ? " 'i ''i, an?l I lie iariii.' tii I an laying iti a aipply of fnrlllizorH o i,i- }" "I n; in anmniil liial.i!' an\ year i i j mall} p I. 'I'll.' cl- ilcis say the d<-ni:il I is i mriiioiiH, and ii will Inko weeks II I Ii 1 iii' or.!i is liti\v in. ' ' a' I n alive all we . iii- i r.>?n t!i conni i >. In ! ' !i". i'. ) an ?>nr iiirnii'i' |>< < ' < ". Ml la!.I ciiiit {*' <?r ill.' !)< 'ii. \* . I>. t".incaiil. I . ;. " "'in . I>;: \ in ; i'.i ('cjiti'il a "iini |t ' 'I v I inn: . i *! I ll'llWIl HOW llllS flmrao i !11 ! I :I1T , I lie < < ?' < M i < I ." ' in . . ; i : i on! .1 lo .. 'ill !i !h?i Is v,i,r(? nitoni-l] ll.i j fMtii.-. | l. !i: 11i w up lKToiniim nil! j ,. i.ir. i i-jtlf, liiiviii'j; two scliO 'H in< ic | town: The so!hk)1 ln'ing preside* >- 1 over bv Prof. K. 1). IJyers, while Mw >- J D. 11. Ihown lias elmrgu of a private it school. ' ? 0 Fro<l Ihyant l?*ft for Ciemsoit Inst a week where lie will take a |w>st. graduate s course in electricity, mat hematics etc. Miss Kva Wood, of Groers, is novV visiting her sister Mrs. F. 1*. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grown, of Union spent a day or so with relatives here last week. Mr. IIoIktI Mil is, of Gastouia, X. C.. has recently nioveti his family hero rout is living in (lie house forinerly occupied by Mr. .1. Xorman. ' Work at tlie Keystone tjnarry hasbeeu' suspended for a while at least, sum I iL id' not ddinatcly known when it will l)? resumed. Mhinonisttk. 1 FROM LOCKHART. J Mr. ("has* K. llannnaek. oar populara boss spinner left last week loT< iritthi, <>.*.. J to spend a few days with jmjvsits awi| friends. Mr. I" 1 iai!es .\i? < juGm will hnw| cliurge of Ihespimiingyooiii in his absGneejB The Lockhart ^Vix-ouhoue club iiaan given three very hue QjahM late. The f[i I I ftl il ?fMflllUiilMilllllfifll : and Yd OlirjllllUinl tU;ili.(.'iiKiiumiw i 1 haw' iiHT'.v-oil i i!y fold, and <"Ur -\ pdidili!;-?-s |?'v <\.';Un i 1 dpi' ' 1st i ilia. 11:i \ f !!i"! < a-"' I 11 < ' i I 1 HI ' ' 'U to *1.".I."; ill W1i' ! !<> a-t if 1 * our ancestors wcro very stingy,, c \cfl { ' j air Vriy r\l Iav;?*_r?*!il. As a ni;ll11* ?? ' " j l'4:i t, lii.wi vi'f. ilia _L-;ri jiuit n our j :i.. fwnidit iuvs i* <Iiu* to gratpid j i1 Jjl I j.'i Vl I "I I it il1 I ' .1 t i I Ig i > ' 1*1- I'l ' ' I Jt ' I Hot u'hanit ii * i. V. r pax M i'1,0IH3 | ; 11)! >' i: 1: I liid liu-n \\ 1 sax < ; 1 o i 1 iii<in, mi.-l ii. lii-.io It ?' hit In j stYiiitf it. i'i.rr.; a:\ nl/JlU 'JU.'.'J.1 f t it-Di ti:*:-two \? iis :iu? i ; ! war I s ? ]??.<< ?I. \\ iii< !i s!i>xxs Hint Hi(. I < 'ii'ifo'li'iaic >!<Ii cii.iila"i(> in 1 r loi.ufi-vity . 1 > ?In:-: in-_r (Ik( .iiii< i:liiiy),;.K> j lor jM'i'sioas and tin: interest o I j public debt, tlio i? ?' capita of esbndi. j lure is S*J. h, if/ I or our \\ar ilcp.ii liiK iii wr paxilnV.it I'or CM I V solo'.t r : ! i|jc ii -li/Tliis N. oir.t'il to inane "ii'i-: oi'iit jmtpit1 -i In (l,. Iaiiopr. it i n ni!i', in"y pa\ o:i!fi!?f>;ii :t| of"", |i ilns.iii pa,.I , iiuicli arbor j,, army in proportion So il-^jiunilx iSis w , pay I" mir \Vi?r ill-partini'iit. it .vould ! a, com lior about .- l :>,opsi in lilt'oi ] <111(1 in ;;1h?u! (*.vi> years Ir.ssia , t would li;wo to quit )>iy>pnving tjnffht. I(l| A- ;* innt'i r f:i* I, however, slj pa\.s 11,. ii 111?* in* -if t liiiii <li11* - I - ?r mil r.-*. I ,;, ilii'l r::il l ontilli lo tlm Illoil tlt<{K ill lAiiop,'. (Uie 1.1' 11:ir queeijt i ,.j- en .i-i inexp ii'lititi'i*. isiniipproihtinii-i IH,| for tin* tuitions. NV?* p:ii*I in !i;*n aip. preprint ions om -i hi'iifi.vcr .*rl'J,i t.iHid Ii-I \?:n*. Ai I in i aim oni 'uIhmiI iiU.ii', v .-*' ;i mi! t,n Iiu 1 in|>- n 111?. ??:1111r\. wiiil mill : w . iln-i lotuit-i >ur '5s i?**i i*;tpi':i, nr SJ !n for ;i filly of | I of Mr. !T. A. S1n,TrVoffl^W^n.^aj The seeond jimI third :tl the mjidoue? orT Mr. Ed. J. Lewis. These' nun]>ers werej hugely attended and greatly enjoyed ln^ all, and showed t hat some of our MfaaK are not slow cooks. Mr. Tlirs. (i. kins is husid manager of the ehtb, mr^Bj presided ;?t all the places ?u uiiom i wit|M iiuieh dignity, Jis-.ist c 1 h\ Mr. I., WjTj I h>dge viee president, and' Misses AiieJBf simpson. Carrie llailey, (Iraea Ikiilejjwi tiraeo Kvans and Lizzie Hunter, four oB Look hart's most lieautiltd, jetpui.tr nmN> accomplished young indies. At thee'.nsim of til" !;i-f supper the ekto tendered ;P k vole of thanks to Mr. Whit Livingston, store ltoss, lor his kindness in assisting '.j tirun in gelling t heir oysters, fruits, ete. \ As soon as the wojither will permit thoC chth eonl- mpin'.es having o few iee * erejiiu Siippe:s. Hope they will Ik? sue-- ] ee-s;'n' in nil their under takings. \\ e: 1:1 ?js * lh'Hsha\e r.uigag.dn at i.oek- f hart on Mnr. ii Mr. dames I luffstiek- ? !i*r son of mash r ui.n hanie S. M. Unit's- ' tickler was iii.iiiie.l to Miss Maltietiih son. Ih Mr. Swan, nf 1 hillocks (Yerk^ , York Ho., dating. We wish ditn y ami his untiiif hride all the liappinyKs * tiinl litis world ean iilfot.l. jcil i.oekiatit has a ilotiiisiiing lodge of .figj ]' Order of AMei iean Mji-hituies mvntjwj'^j organized nv Mr. Waller Olund, pttl' ^partiinhiov. W e are iut'ona <1 ihaf an ally glov tiie.-e v. ill he a lod*. e not to Ih- hel'nml 'Wah'j'iu^iKJ /<*,' t/A \ miiig to !ir.\e an up-to-date town. /.* , we nee.t now to make things eojiijilete is t a brass 1 and, mid wo ale going to h:we { that soon. . { Mr. Charles 1.. i;lover on: pohloa.ut altenii\e tittle hook keep; r has gone on ' a visit to r-lalives in AUadeii. Miss. s lli-. pl.iee is tided ill his a enee ??> -H-a , I 'rai l r.i.-.m 1 Mrs. Miles I loud! who wo mentioned J " I as li 'iuj- wry i!! in mir last. Ium improved ' vei \ i.inch o ih;u she is alii.' Jo Ik? up. ! l-.\t-n thing is ins?vtin all right ! ilo.vn lu re an. 1 < .eryhoily appears to Ik: ' in a good humor. Arkansas T?:a\ ki.ku. . - ?? ? ? ? : t vinrcx iue money goes x ! It look his ii us the nation ita-.u-as s 11 in poMiilaiion. tin; < . . (it' government J 1 peri in. v.onlil '.-inn ( <s. \\\- ha'e 1 no more President* now than we !i::?.i ? i'.t tla? Icaiiuiin.'. though wo have veiV J properly doubled the salar\ of t'nf i olio we have. We have only almut oi*o t lift!i as many ('oiigre.-sm<. n as wo hud ;p lirst in proportion to population, in 1 proportion to population our army ismrt U i smaller than it was at Hie i-'LTtguih, i.t i tin. 11.mm v. Wo huu? only eight iii m- < hers of the eahinot, where we had si iii < the t it tic of .John Adams, in spite of lie I ' nut tl'.at the country is now fouri'eii I 1 times as populous ;u 11 It'll. V?'(> loe I added Utile to our diplomatic serAv, j , ami one foreign minister now repiv.fin's : ' 7l..*.U?J.U'?t) people. inste e! ef o. p'o,|:|o | , 1 <Q^eu' It" pays to an Indian almost as . well as to 1>ea jK'tisi.?!,. : . in 1 t t ) jQ^diaiiB, as numerous as now, cost only jWroufc one-sixth as much, which shows ?fftlmt they aro appreciative in value. At i Ernwent rates of increase (hey would cost. K?$70 "per capita thirty-three years from : -v, and would be Llio aristocrats of the j yflafhiiM l>y that time (\>ujr?< L lO&othut it is letter to buy them >. /[present them to our worst enemy, iv -#ould certainly lx: economy t<> 1 my M. /in oft now. Wo nu K otow mom y i'i! cent, und -!v-;?r annum |?-t rcftjiito wottld amount to nearly .vl.se > Mfcr Indian, or $0,000 per family. This | ?P'f ulh' 1K>*> times its much a.-> ti:<- Indians ^m3^VHU to themselves, and '.?.(>?n>.<a?<> much as they are worth to H-wjfeftRYS 0PP0RTUNiTYj. w tlit!t Xawherry pfl^htcVFfiltr Soalhiaid Air T.iiuv ii'"'- TUo mwd MPHPW(B8^^j^jfc Ui-^i : fWtFimlli ims lxvn M'.MI!y. *ur* An'-V Jffystant ia.K "Yon \VoaH Ikiv^ ' : jflftW -inttCT b-fov yuu vonM find a W^er and a more - iniial i-if izonsliip Bfen to b?? fdnhd rlcjht ban*. W -bnvo "R is asci'ilain. 1 tR.it ITn* Mailim s\* an^i < )liio railroad -s ! " !< <?i' tin- ai rnont lor lMiildiiv; ti; lit !':<>:n I .'id in- ;!*ir.:.l of ti.c 11 '"I ^ ifUHf ami ? ha* i' Ml i : 1 i!l . " tiieogliito, and \\< .t? I'.ii" :is < olirn' ! ?. C. Till' l'1 i i . " d . Ah* i.inn and 1; i !' . a.. I < j A-ill II.Sf tin* >' ?:> !'?! \ : I.:: > 1 Y :<riTaniI<d. v.i : 't ..; : ' ts ; ( v dfcfcoin;^ over i i in d> V.'..-. .' or o; . u\-j fy'Mho i'aiiiif tto ;?j ;o < 'inn.n.v. !: j HV. a o'lalbM- IT Ii* .! l.t : n .Mil , aeraw i>> Cob a <-. A r.-.u.da. Hii Itl'.i'd to ::alvd d v.i'ii! irn I ho SfUllilKitl; d rit'!"" s.l. 'id: to^itiand < > do - > in d ? .in i iia-5 jn'i.ji;. ai i II. . . . ! : \\u (;. lia n is ia' ? ' ; ' a : ..a. in n <iii.> |. !.. v i. m?: . it | Jg^ww^'.V v, _ !... ii iii-B' CQW ToVk ti> NeW < 'fie:::. ; :.1! the ? .1- N toaVd urn g' t into New York with ! >, inir.s over the 1 ?i!lituorc ami lllek*. The ?. < and Ohio r:..i. aider this eonirnt i Willi ?i:.* v.m!i . d. Vic I/UIOUS; I l;;ll tie * f 1:; ' vny to Atlanta, or can Us own j | nulli'.vaiil from Hum i.o- lU.Ye I I t was tlio t>ltm oi tlm Haltimoic ami j i\i,* uno Vinto, to re I southward via I . he KoituoV' a': I S- .u> hip i; j j tositivol.v stated l?y pcr.;,ims who claim | 0 he on t!i' Iini-' !.!>'. . - : - ' v uul thai the plan ; (iescribctl th ! >ne agreed " 'I'lh ? to:el -.i. eijil. i'.-.aa I - i?!? ' orUg to IV.teli Vugmla. ! f ; i \v:i! take ! if map you can ?a sea thai the 1 uul inosl ;|,e; -.Jul -h >t to . o do > hatSVolOt.il S :; ! A . i.iilt A t 1 J < i/ajieh 1 it'n' Win; ml it : u s<! r".i by New terry, .Saluda ?*: ?i ! .d.viieM, ami t: KW?ty atn.au that :> tin-re is a load' > traded nearly i ll tins way. Tito last ~ L'-gislnt tuv ropea1-?1 tiichar! -r oi thA ^ oatI ami tlie i?>::*I bed now leiniies to .he townships through whieli it nttis. We jjuggost that a meeting of eh hi ;... . ?: ("tillsI at ouee and a hit < at- ' n it tee be -jolt, veil to -.if. ; willi j ?' until anrl Ktlgelli id and if o with the H. ; N t ?. ami Soaboniil people :11 -1 see wi at 'lilt be done. This is a:t important mater ami we hope'o-oincihi'U'-v will I v dune lietore it is pv late. Vie tonal gi\t ilK-ni toe toii need ' * of railroad t'.'.t ililie.s. Ther - Should tlO delay 111 tills mill- I I T. Uli ii in-. r . |nv,.n- ...? .11 oil ..I'M' from XewlxHTy tiiey could 1 roaoh Columbia over the NT. & L, V* !m;h- a iin'i'l i;:*c <>' ' ' w *!i 1 1 * I Ml*.-I* l"? e'i : r Its 111.ill. : I nii'l look into i!. '! .i i1 c.i little, and '! i-; vvovt aluV I I (r<jnl ! ' . i i , | \ i'-. ;;iu; ' I:,,' S. A . I Mrs.! I .. ,\ ! .u > is wk't in .id Nci\W>?" llci.sM N<w * , ' CLi-'MSOW C' i. i Tin' T.i" : . ..I i ; -ii. i > ilii " ! their recent meetiiit? . i t.? continue! the work of holding; frtrmcr's iiinitulos. | ImVii i ltd! llllld"' to hold institutes at tl?p following place :it (iir i .in \ j? i : . . 1 ' > (> < villi' Co., May l-i in i 'ir->ii . > April ! ') I'i : in New 1> : i; >. A'1... ii ii. Those ill-t it Hit s \\. . : .' .-i \ A1. -i on-! to the cuiiiiiiitl. : . in !i>' > ' ill colli i nity. v. I o . < . i : 1'ir Viirioiis liiw u.:' ; ;.:i mo c!i< :: Iioi'tii I'.limo. 11 ; ii * .iiiv ...i I \ . !. i.:i:; v; wii'liw will is' pi'-'. 1 Ivory ciintily in 5 -it !. !.??* . right. !< :t! : i ill I . tlii't hit;.;;: v ' c > i ' : ? . " ! .is or.'. It I > : i ll ' I. . V I |.l ? I'I . i I j .i | iflg i:: 5i:utcs 1 I iII : liilUllliU.V should .;<!<!. ;it . <a !1. Ji. < HAi< IIH Vl>, I 'r <'!( :.i it;i (' 1. . < .. I ' '7. . r .\ r. in;,-; i:i . : 1. i ;u! ]' ,l(in<'V woixJtij.. : !. 'i 1 .. , i: , t-llivl i\ iui; >. " ' < ! ; . >; .:> 1 . ;?>; i worship inoi:i'? i iiii t< :..i ;'i'.i. i i ; T??W? 2 2 eBftEoaecoaacttRcisescErocasoioRcadaezossBcscaea*!*!**!* M H 2 Wm. A. Nicholson & Son, Bankers, :* m ^lSV7/?,TJ 1ST I O 1ST, 3. C."/IPS^ HI ' | RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR FIRE INSURANCE. | ? ) {? Represent Cei;.\panics HV/P ^/o,000,000 Assets. J 3 CSazazcaosCBoaCSOZOEOEeCfaSCISESatSZOEC-XSZeSGBBBBBBOB* H B ? ? an Ca0KCa&&CU,4r.'3S0 23?32?U?BlDZ9ZCZ;QH?3e2;>a?CI0Bi'9BBBBBB?BB \| The Union Real Estate Agency I HAVE FOR SALE \ 1 The Harris Mill PrfmArf-r/ s _ JkV. JU V jCvx '\5 ? Which has been cut up inio beautiful rcsi- S, ? nil 0 dciico lots. \ f 8 ; r-70 n ice f 07(r room. Cottages for rent at ? \ ? Si' per mouth. Also one sire room, rcsi deuce irilh good bum and. stables oil ? Church hi. Cull 0:1 2 1 P. M. COHEN, Pres. I H " ej?scls?,s3-;o*?E;ci?Si^[iCi:o3rxc30r.cscEcn3B9seaoE?aaii!??B? c.i O 4 LTj READY' K HA^ILTOH B^CWf* AU?J IXiUlk iJ 1 N. SHOEGOp ,-t -Fv Ladies ()xfords for Spring, ||3fiy^ ifc iBj Jp-to-Date in Stylo. Wtt HAV 1\?Li?;lit-weight Stiffs, :'. ; '; ' ; ; to * cv ' f!:." ,.i...? " ftmatM*Mi/emTA ul '14,1 ,_a n n fAnmsmSM * I YCl'US l'Oil THAI)!-:, i zAlblJb.Wii^ .TTDillSM. Union Shoe Company, \ i.x r 1 >t>v>ir t< > w. ii. sAinoii. SHIRT SPECIALS. h'or one week only wo will sell one lot of Sxtra Haavy White Laur-dried Shirts. They -of //annul-a Muslin, set in Bosom with ioo Linen, have Patent Stays ami Facings, and are the iquals in every particular ol a r?* 5 * tC ri r ^ 1.5.5 2 ? r2L\ II c found a shirt mnnnf. cturer retiring from business, tiicl that is why we can sell you this m \ i n^'fT lyoii, 7w*>o. Terms Cash. Xo SI*rt . sent out on approval. Only ix shirts to one customer. Smith Clothing Co., Up to Date Ciothiers. Onr (hereon; . am! Winter Cnclerwer still go at Cost. ' ; vMis me "its better to be a Young / .. jyu- j-ai!v Mrd Catches Imvm.e than an o.d mrd ol f/- \\'ormy paradise.' ' Y( >L" W, M.W* IJe firs! lo wear one of Rose & Cos Ylavpiiliceni Tailor^dade Suits. SEE BEATY FOR PRICES. \ o.;.'. ( itlemen who can't yet sho< ; to please jour iVc;. <!on't forget the immortal Rockland Co s lin<; spri.ij* line just in at Reaty's. ?p|| k Friii Lot of Plow Stocks at 65c. ? i:ii;i ; nd support the ; .i: ' inarch of competition I - i e\; it is too la'.e, ami 1 n'oy the sweet music of ii lit |>ri 'es and liberal policy. Come to see me, \ ours very truly, W. T. SEATY. v m , 'a&a

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