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\ ~ ? - - ^ POPULATION OF UNION. IPS THE UNHJN TIMES 1 * " '^J^^rfcTr nr*f r\ i vk I)DIT 1 Ct 1GOT ^ * VEAP VOLXXVill.?NO- ]( ?. ' ** ! UNION, SOUTH CJMfcifct FRIDAL A1 RIU 10, I8J1. .. - I HVAl rl luri ui-xt t.i i r ( Ji Ul'LAkV Union's tivo Merchants T Their Friends and Custcmei to Oorsreous Sights. The Spring Opening of A. H. Foster <1 After long dreary weeks of rain sun eatnc out in ieai spring fasliioi Monday, as if in answer to tin* in annual spring opening of The Old liable. Union. S. ( . Two days of shine made the opening of spring g apiK-ar not only jiossible, but full; order: still they were not enough to the roads in traveling trim, and is a i ter of regret in town that so many o! country people have on this aeeo lieen cut off from the enjoyment of gala oeeasion. Tiik Union Timks, however. 1 its usual <gOod-?cli lira ..ill .... ?? 111 mit'Mli hand over to ;ill such some little si of the trestt so generously provided tliein. t'n apMouciiing the store. guol friei not one >f you would have'given 11 than a ilissing glance to the old *: elans" r indow on the loft, tor that devote/ to gentlemen's turijishil 1 lats/ere there in full array," hut t werelnen's hats and cverolnxly l>n< * there is no beauty in a man's hat- In ier much there may chance to Is; unt ath it sometimes. lJut you wo ery one have paused before the t?t itulow, the one on the right. Forth irand round, stood "Fortune's Whet aver-rimmed, vibl>on-spoked, cettai a thing of beauty. If you had seen it, i>erhaps you wo have exclaimed: "There's only t thing lacking, let her agoing, goo;I ( Reliable, and be sure tj keep t'liiou top." If you had crossed that tliresliold. > would have seen thiit for yourself. 1 \ Willis 011 each side i.1 11 ? ? VlnilKtl in beautiful dress punIs, nati \>P1 ed by a depane.-e sunshade. 'I rbunlers on tho .sides ami the tali iliw'li the middle, were spread \v |h<TO> and tliey were all of \eiy\Jatest si vies in shades and inateri KseiiMJlitiK was there, not only <ir goods. \mt trimmings, laees. shirt woe |?tra-o|s/]IL?mdeie|iiels and shoes no tiling ne<l^sary to a genteel oi|Mit v Jaeking. amll ll,e ptiees were down, fiii'dowij {.'Mr .?L! Motion of coin from v? l???eket-lioi k to eapaeious pooket tliis "old Unliable ..sy sl 'lead certaini However that may lie. ti ' von had entei that Stole von would havtV,found yours* "i ,i ... ~ U V>vard the d, ot the niillnierv room. ?>n. , would have stopped tor ag.Y . , . U if had been night ?v heh ?;VoM stood fhe eld ranee under that a?vyi "I lov* prlilieial roses. \oit would s*yirelv ha piliehed yoiux If to lind out if\von w* ji'idlv llesh and bleod. or vol i wiVdd I .a eolieluded that von had fallen aya-ep a wak( d tip in tan v 1.11ut. / 'I'here were show ea.-t s in t 101 filled with eollars. ties, tans an/' all s1(| of lov el v things, 'i'lu te were jfot linei .soflie aheady worked to show lvoii v. I fbe> wire, and i|iiaiuit ie^. witX them ferials all at hand, waiting tl ' daii fingers, your own or those of /V?ur wi daughter, or sweet-luart. (>|" a'l sii fIleic IVet'e beatiIn 1 desjgns 1'"tilled artificial dowersatbriiatingvv ifgrow i plants. J lUiis. hair f ?"i .mil Iconics. Tlun lite j s I: I ^ covered oil one Mile witli ! ''iii 's hiriu of Japanese I'.ilis ill liiiiliv eo|l i'S and file ll^'l.S Well' (I; :IJ'C(I ill sil kP III I < ,?111 lies, Mir;noim(eil l>\ line.) mi poll jriujUs Hint stood J encnili f(o\\c) < . e.i tift !ie-\ In llie eejilre ol' !iie -loi ' wa jarge table inape.l ;;j >'? ]'??\v :'"I festooned V.iil) purple it>le|s and/""' jt. willi I lie same ?lrap>;i?j and lest?J?>iii norvi '"ail'V joke dolne. loiined Id *i"_' 1 MCl 114 It I It Ml.h,.. ' "l lull \ Oil ' III ll jlia.'.c . en I lull j.'i ,/! i. ipe I \ v-~i .\^?,"Jest pallei ll Itaisai:* perfe I f. <A lionueis lor little oils oiAiiiN>\"JlO .l|>* I I sliu,. .uU-U'> Jl 7 "J uliinilliiotliers ii>ed lo look ill H;? , ?ld limes m> loiej. oi'iie l, I \.jj\ \u 'Uh> eiile lor i:i\. 11i114 and aw I n> ! lovi Uesidi > l.eiiil;. e\ei\o', t ! Hi'jBi tip tlieveiv liitesl sl\le. The lad> jfichai Miss I latI ie < >el;-.el. in !ier rcccnflsojoti in New York, spenl three 'A . -j.s special si ihI\ under a I ri~i;i11 m"si'.;ii lust iis ooii ;is vim veeoYeied vJur.d little. \\ it I m nit a word ol' in\ il.:?,>ti. \ Would have I nnied toward ll.e i .* 'er . lier. M li> ? I tee;iuse >oi; ar- Vp ui the world and all Hie world loci . hi child. <t\er in thiit corner vojmvoi hiive found I iie children ya 'iiejf! \ u ' eyed wonder at the baskets ol m uili easier eyii's. siirronndeil l>\ loveh] , >\\'i real and artilieial. and anions i ;,:, |M-arniill\ !? ;?;ly to jil am m ,n jviiiniiiir. were fmii* white rald\ vt'i y iiii'iit ii*;!I r;i"? .1 ?ils I let> laid 1 ' ej.'j>s. A i-li.-iiiniii-_c iit!]? -ciilli in . , 1\ In-Ill one i>1 I lu lu ! i^lii!\ ami e -ji 11is hand in un ci 11 I till Noil mil I : >t form am ii ii1 ,,| lx-illil v ill Iliat c<n tier nnlev; yof i(, step iulii Mr. Si|niii''sand ,mt Hi ',-1 In- made (if if Then it i> 111iiI thai In- ini<;lil li t \oii take mil f home with vim for a "malleolar vat This seems like a jjiVat ileal ? j| lint all. for while \oii win-also! ;( n "V* ' '' ll,!'-v '' Vn" \ luo 'u" 1''live lK*eii ta|A e \ fuoi:,/..v. ::,Ml lll,1"- a .ii?i|?ro\ i efi,-the slain fe ? |?. name to ih?" Jiiiihner.i , va> , oii hesl ia of Vh ' in>i i mi.enN liir-. guitar ah'l ' ' \ f?'l weir. 11; liy.erentle of eolot. a 'ie> p!<fiiruisheil ?111 ?iniX I lie "a ' vs two < veniii'.'s. Ire "r:lo an.k i injr, 111 a'hlilion In toi* - ij * managers and elerks weie >in i< kili'l. As llie ill lighted \i- /* |.: out eaeli one itrei\ed a e.i of Amerieali ?n< en. a a miiinJ of deii"ht fill oeeasinn. 'luting mi > ....J llio-v ,XI '1 j0 H e i liiklicli. " , i * i ;,S l THE RACKET'S OPENING. real I Of all theopenings that haveliet s ami seen in I inoii. that of the New Racket, in elalmrutncss and grandi scale t-a^ily ccliped anything of the ii Co. evi r attempted here, and we helie> do not. miss state a fact, when w . the nothing could haveIkimi more tteaul i on gotten up. or on a grander scale. >tice. where south of jRultimorc or New I Re- When Mess I tarry and lie Ik anno sun- that they were going to add milliiii o,m!s their a i ready iinmense laisiness e v hi Rudy was all expectancy, for all pi.i that the New York Racket nevci oat- things I?.v halves. This was the 1'the opening or special display of new j unt, that this live, pushing up-to-date 1 this has ever undertaken Imt t.? : | ;i iu( success is Itiit to jioorly ox with Such a display as this was. will i >t t > he forgotten by those who were l'orti liare enough to withes it. On upproa< for their large building the lirst sig catch the eye was that msgnilici nds. ilressed show window. The large ai lore were l>cautisully festooned ami dr mtii with the very choicest goods, with I was and skill seldom seen anywhere. L. Ig^ tlc'si- festooned Were e'eg; hev dresse<l figures showing the very 1; ?ws styles and correct effects in the ne aw- ideas in divss go?>ds. On entering ler- dress good and millinery demrtni uld everything was one grand display o her the newest styles and patterns in < ere goods and drained most effectively, si d," ing to perfection the lieuutiful color nly and the graceful folds as they would from the diana like form of som uld Union's lovely maid-*. The very ?uc mens'dy of the display was liowildiiig )ld (loing through and as you nearered on milliner} department, the scene was veritable fairy land, for mid. the pr mi sion of tloweis ami evergreens rose 'he enchanting strains of sweet un civ Trill} it was a reproduction of the art illy dreams of paradise. This was the ? "he York llaokct's millinery departim k", which under the skillful managcn ilb of Miss Anthony, of italtimore, preset I he the most attractive display of all al. newest Parisian effects of Ulillii ess ever witnessed in South Carolina. T1 ts. were hats in cmlk'ss styles ami sliai ; a rihlnnis of every shade ami price, i ,as (lowers that vied with natures ii so bijpitiful offuripgs to gladden the la >nr and delight the eye of the lovely iqaii of and stately mytiron. All Union is \. debted to the New York Itncket ft cd seem- of iK-aidy ami lovel*iu?s that' ,.|f W.inr |!voj;i tlin .?. " * - * >? .ounuory ?* uu >viio 1 t??r iifxscd tliat jiiaichl?^?jrinjr opeViincr nil IS! >7.?r\T>l - ". ^ at Mr,LURES Mil LINERY OPENING. I v VI W O had the | lt'ilMIITS oil WedlU'Sl ri oid Thursday of visiting Mi-Ian \. millinery opening. The millinery ro ml pit -ented an array <>i novyllies ; 1',-antv. due |<i tlie taste of Miss Km in W;l- 'ii of Baltimore. The hats ; Is I nowers were displayed in the most arti; i>, |M\ie. The hats v>ere sjieeially adii'ii ml ami many ladi,,s remarked the' m a t'.li-hon exliil ition : and last lint i ilv least, tin- priees wet'e extremely li ft. The larjje show windows in the in ics store Were very tastily herniated, oik of millinry and laees and the other li;r Jioes innhrollai, ete. ~| v l>. | |,.s .e GRAHAM AND SPARKS OPENING. id on Notwithstanding the ineleineliev n- the weather, most of the IndiesivuKi j I'll W it lis;"ll't il l O Uipiiltioll' t" See ed I tea i it ifnl and art ist ie displayof i nil line -a at tlraham and Sparks on j;l>t 'Uhnn?s ite and I'riilav N t "'Ms; and mid. \ e Stilttlltlft a: I ,|\ Id v. ,.ye some of | 11'- eol Its llSi'i! ill deeoi'ati'lii. |ed pfed'itl lit natimr and what attraetiui " lid t attention was a win'.e I liV [ -W-d.v-, n nr ioiii'-! eoiisisteil n-.a inly -Ts" sweet | .1- and foliage. Still ailotl ,i'S I was a daintx little bonnet ol h'.aek,U1'1 at ' and pink, wnieli nyt\ It- .oi?a?J> w< ,mI i ' N nil., panu uaiio.ii i,hls oJilv eludes two of til' daintiest-, I of it wo ,p n impossible fo lU's'i rili' eaeli ti, epiratelv its they Were so nmnern v.- and we ran niii\ sa\ of all they were i,i, vast dream of loveliness, and for s in and beant> unrivalled. \i>. | .. O 1 7, A Valuable Prescription. "ii |iii ,r Motri on o! WorthinjJtton. I : -Mill. Wllirs ; 1 ?hi fi;;\<? ?i \.nu. ' prescription in I'.leetrie Hitters. :ii ,l'- ; i .ill cheerfully I'eeolilllielid il for ("ill 1' *' ! pal :<?n .111< I Sick i leadaehc, ami as a ) ~ i rial astern tonic it has no iijual.' Ami! >lelile. _M 1:.'"' t nt!;iv;t' tlrove A j < lie e;<>. v.as all run down, could !i! i.11: diue.M loin!, had a l?aekaelic \\ : 1 : H hut Jlli'l fell I in d and Wt 11' j hill ' \ hot t Irs of III eel lie 1 hi I CIS I el il ,-1 I i n:111. I'i ! -. M i cent s and si i t n : a hotlie at ! I hike's ill IILC s d- d A it--i tIh-rii editor iii speaking of 111;111\ Ivautaires ol the south, ten iiild '1'herc i ; no necessity for a mail it " -on! It eoiuiiiitt injx suicide. If lie is '' 'e ,,| |jr,._ just let !ii111 make love to tun ;1'"' man's wile." ion. . ?. ? u:,s A an ri cans are I he most inve '11jicoplc on earth To Ihem have e.' al |,vin-,11'.( >( i iiiif?, |talent sor more thai third o|''all the patents Usued in Mill \\ ..I Ml Vn 11 ki'i i\ i : i.l iiutili?rii ? -1 lias in'i'ii ??r ffccaior inmh'iu i?? iihu ; 11 >:i11 ('IimiiiIhtImmit olio, oiiolrr; i'l"- ?Ii:iri lit>?.i it i111 ?l \. or Ii?*s (1*tim* inn I'-jo'l n iif.c | ;ii11 MiiiI -MII?-i in?;. ! wms VmiivIimii. i'l Ojtkioii. Ky.. s;yvs: I ' :n \ r ux'il < I .iiiiImm Iain's rolio, i i mill- i11(| i|i,mi'Immm ? ii?i iy in l?iy (Mini ii.'lv \immI ma is. Mini liinl it 11? Ik- Hii mihI nirtliriiio I fvi-r ii hi! for oiMiiips issfM >ti.iiiMcii ;nit| It'.iWfls. l-'or silf l?y I 'nUf. tin tla\ Kut.vli'?i!\ Knows how to run m i ni'.s | n ipi r f\ff|i|, iM-rliMps, llif tiuil > i ii \ 11rj; to mil -Hi*'. CONGRESSMAN WILSON SPEAbH|I >ii had The House having under considd^l B Tork the Dingley l>ill, Mr. Wilson ge^BBB ire of floor aiia speaks as follows: B kinil Mr. ('hairieai, the gentleman wholu^B^B 'o we taken his sear, and who in part reprc^^^We say the meat State of North Carolina, iu^BHt ifully claiming Ins protective principles any not ivpresent the sentiments of the SoH^B York. 11 1 applause on tint Democratic sifl B on I which for more than three pinrtcrxfl Bj i \ to century lias stood the bulwark anilBd^n very- defense of the great mass of the pe|^K5~i know against the greed, the rapacity, the r^Bflj^ ' did of those robliers who seek to ohtaiuo^^B) first tarilT legislation the riglit to feed^^Di goods fatten upon the energies of the hoit^^B house producers of the country. | KeneijBB' t was applause. | The iui]>osiliou of a tt^EXf press under any cireumstancps nmi -- ? - ' >?>ivt OHBH" never character is ;t tax U]h>ii the products^^B mate the agricultural and laboring cIcmcnt^^B' diing the country. The only jlistilieation lit to it is the necessity for raising revenue i*iitIv the support, of the (Government. ll^HgV ches when, as in this hill, it proclaims itstBfif* aped to lie the enormity of a "tariff of pr^HHj. taste tcetioii for-the sake of protectiou,"^^K'v foils Lhai iu^Uikutiun oi.U mtly its true character or rue Triiettonlcr^Mj^^H^ it est in.: 11 11 > 11? upon the earnings of west great masses for thtietnichmeutoffivvoi^SBy the industries. tTp lent. Now, Mr. Chairman, speaking fcrJjH} fall South Carolina, and, us I believe, frr' ay! lress the whole South, let me say-that the Mjfl iow- argument that **wo should not deny out- dui iligs selves a share of the sixiils" will never fall cause her to prove false to her principles e of and her duty, or lure us away from.the wo im- faith of our fathers. Wo have fought to the good tight down through the century, w-*'1 the The victory will be ours. The West is Wit of a liegimiiiig to see that agriculture cau not lie (?l"ii- prosper under high taritf ; that ultimatethe ly the burden is I ton io hy the agricultural isie. industries aud the lalnir of the country, 'J lists and that no prosperity can come to them sew soiling as onerous duties are imposed hi 1 cut. upon them. lYixtuners of raw material pre lent can Ixv-t lie aided liy tlm alxilition of the * < itcd protective tariff; and notjiy contributing Pt*> the to its iH'i |H'tnity by asking to l)e taken ***1 iery within its fold, lint here we are told pwu icre h> the Kcpubl jean members the Ways the |H>s. and Means Committee that the duties or ^li< and taxes ini|xvsed by this bill, which are can mst , $1121,000,(KM) iu excess of those ImjKwed forfait by tlw present tariff, are tmUl by the for- ? sa leu eign importer, and not by-.usk What.' t?iW< in- non sense, Mr. Chalrtnui*! Dotbey ask linn ?r a us to lielievc that the, $111^000,(fllPis do- 4ibM will nated to us by tbe*iuiporteifl ? 5<ot a- ?rr? rit- bit of ifct AVUy, ittey pay that ink" the pTVv t for Tr^Swiry V^iiy.v'hut of Ihe "cmisunpn-s ( win of this country 'when they sell us their j It t guilds at the enhanced price of .^l l.'l.npo^ , i \voi (Hie. | Applause.) The meryj& iyro in the lay (Nilitieal ecoiiotny l-'iu'.,s that; and they the e\s nce l not tipto wheVsllc and deceive the fspii inn |H'opti* in this country bv telling them i'W md that the importer pays this tax. j in 11 ma Mr. Steele. Will the gentallow pro\ md me to a>k hint a cia.svmii'? jhws ais Mr. vr i',sv?n'of sAuith Carolina. lean taxn cil. inn Yield to the gentleman. I have only ana <?st live minutes. I.ft me tell you. gentle- or fi not men. that you can not, by the hocus ?w. pociis, hy the sham pretense. (l i,. l,i.'now l*1 aiu niocki iy. the cuintc <..>l?u?ghr's.s, of put- ditli< in ting "rail,, wheat; oats, and corn ii|k>ii tine i'd j th?' protected list, by offering to the pen- sclie 1 n'.i. oi* in.. '? ... .. , ... .... ,, ( vll 1,,1S I I ?r;|lil L'"i'I i l '-"i'1 ,'"'lu '.lo,n H'eir opposition "UllJ t> this Ingh protective tanar<M h.i.e f-K Uu,i/pv.stiun now ? .d ilson of South Caelum. The st:.l< ..." "'{'h is insistent now, and trn?' to (he won ? position ilint ?>li?? has always occupied. plan ",y Mr. Steele. Will the gentleman allow ee.fci nil* a i jiicst ion ? 1 oo'it " Mr. Wilson of South C,mama. Wc it.*! : J | as'; you Jfv.r a. .Vw.W won mop. ^ ol^cr Vat : I hat docs not represent the sentii\\e\\t ui' in 11 <?l" j South ( arolina. ier J Mr. Steele. Will ihc gentleman "iss nn fallow mo to ask liikii a nuostton V rntt 'in Mr. t ockrau of Missouri. I rise to a S('h< in- I (pic-atoii of order. "" old The < *1 lairnimi. The gent'.en a i will 'Ju> one state it. '1V his, Mr. ('ochran of Missouri. The gentle- niig one in an from Indiana should address the ton lvie Chair, and not interrupt the speaker. s,|n The ( hairiiiau. The point of order is aaL well taken. wo Mr. Wilson of South Carolina. Mr. ''"t |u| Chairman, cotton is not afraid of coin- I"'" 11il'e petition from foreign markets. Cotton du? id | seek- foreign markets, and it is suicidal i I ,s,for t he indusf r of cotton, over one-halt "i en- of whirl' is sold abroad. to ask for p.ro- sill ^11S lection, and the South does not ask for tai . .. it. j Applause on the Democratic side. I x'" 1 col not ... ? u>) .'.'.'-v1' A TEXTILE SCHOOL FOR THE SOUTH. an ; dii wed I mi riieMaeoii relegraph wartnlv approves tlie argument and appeal of The News ',l and Courier for the establishment of a (I,,, Text ile School in South Carolina to tit V1 larks the voiui.g men of the Slate for the roll- >'< . <i... duet of the highest blanches of cotton I I I(I~ . , , iii;i11111.1<-tiu<* ;m>l to enable them to carry D ithci on tin1 movement tli?vii* fathers have so well 1 M triiu for the iiltiiiiiiteaiul curly con liol ot! cotton iiiauufiictiirini; on this ntivc continent. The Telegraph says that "if ln.ru sonth t "arolina is to have a textile school ' uuie- (icorgia should have one also, or (ieorgin :l i the youn?: men ami women should be educated ' years in the South ('arolina institution," ami nkiinl ' uilils inlhcwav of further ami t bought- (| i ainI tul suggestion. "It New Kuglnml limlsthat she can- t1 \V, not ictaiu the nioiiopoh of making the *' ' j coarser grades of cotton goods because of ' inlera the colilpft it ioli of Southern mills, it ' iv lor follows that it will not lie able to inon- ' |M.S| opoli/.e the luaililfaet lire of the tiller tale III the liesheeauM New Kngluud tines not inon- ' ].' ( opoli/e the art ist ie or mechanical genius o| the land. Hut pending t lie establish mi lit of text ile schools in t he South vol lilt; news- men and women of this section should I who lie attending the lessons now lining given < at the I owull Institute, so that the day A m soon come when tlie woduotH of the wtheru looms shall i : of the very beet r ?<1 finest quality. ('apital fo.* the erection C ' plants for artistic weaving will conn? I st as soon as the South lias the exports, i >r there is no reason that such mills 5 louhl not be place?I near tlie fields as iell as those for the production of cheap ades of cloth. Ami as it is in the niatr of cotton mills so it is in the matter If implement ami furniture mills. Teelilologieal education is the main need of lie South today. We have anmiallv a ffentil'ul supply of graduates from our alleges destined for the professions of tW and medicine. We want more exert artisans to bring about the industrial iipremaey of the South on all lines, and ur young mechanics should see!; the mioois where 11 icy may l>e tanght in (lie ijjflic-r silts of their respective trades." All this is to the |toint. It is a wlioleniie sign when any of the Southern ales begin toconteiid for the honor ;:iuI 'olit 01 building the llr.-t text ile school. should Ih> glad to see one hnill in eorgia or North Caroiiuu, if South irolina is too slow in going to Work. think, however, that South Carolina $,l?? l*wt place for it. and that Clcnison glegc >* iwulmbly the Im-sl place ill kutfi Carolina. U is in the midst of p cotton miiu. XLiiUj a ku?h jJ--.' iciiinury, water woik>, eieelrie engines that would he useful in eonneetioii th such a school. Its posit ion in cenil to the three leading cotton inninfaerflig States of the South. Ii would 1k* ;ood plan, if thy three Statesof < ieorgia. nth Carolina and South Carolina add unite their efforts and resources establish at Cleinson a joint textile tool that would he worthy of them, 1 fully ailopted for its great work, and __ irqughly niuipped to eonijK te with r like school in any other part of the (T| mtry. j Plie tight for the control of the cotton jL nufactniing industr\ will lie decided these schools. If We are wise we will pave for the issue without delay. Questions of detail v, ith ivgard to our , posed school are of little present eon- * uenco. The important thing is to o'*. a movement that will res,,'i( j,, establishment of a goo-.l soinem\ and soon. If three States hot or will no1; coinhinc their elforts. ftlj.v reason, oik* of thein can estahlisli BOOi of its own. The in nding propoou is to estahlisli one in South Carodfor the Uau'lit, primarily, of the mi Manufacturing industry and reiL-Uiuaest iti this State. The (piestion <'J.Uset.)h'?Si'h;-lue on its feet and i te about fr. and do nothing 'hiore! py* c ki t i ul i'oo 1 ' ' ' * ' ' ? .? IK iwicii' mat 11n? l.ejpslature B lid Hot l?e disposal to take hold of project with enthusiasm, mv to make necessary appropriation to found and ip a SOltyOtth without considerable 11l"LTso*nt? outside It dp. A delicicncy fM> State's revenuesif'i'.l h ive to h- "T" ;ided for at the i'ic\t session and ^ iihly the next. With the increase of ition whieh this ue; c>sily involves ? dec plate : a'.i i.i for the school ^ >r a,py ptwv enterprise w ill he hard to srhaps. we nuke the su^cs! ion'with ' lenec |icrhaps the eoltoii mnnnl'ac- } rs of th<' State tiii'^lr, promote the 1 me materially la mjiw initial and or- j (i*\ etlor!> on their own part. Co- 1 Ujn and < ireeuvdie and sp.ii iitnhurjjf j i)\>?re.s.\\Yh a'aiI growing and uiuUi- j Kaeh aspires to W The lire of rot ton uiauufariwi Mcr'* in tlie e and in the South A textile school Id Ik-a irre-y. ai-quisition to either II \ in c\vi\ \iew and on every aeo. I>ouhtli ss any one ot them would ^ rihute a site and haiMiu^s to secure ind perhaps mole. It liiinht !? ed to the highest hidder, a ; was done to case of the (iirl's College, with So ? ?? ?.?r\ results. With the site and Sici;t'ii;.-vs.i:>'? ??1 at l.owell wa> I '.ii nislied l?> ? " ^ s in and near that place. And with [\ . of cost to the stale he I e-.s .llll nnropriate the eoinparatn eh -n an -,,,1 | I"11 ^ "J I script ions. ; M it I adopted ami Iii;i til- j iled by tin* state. p We lielieve tliat it' a lev. < ! t.ur I ad nig j [(till liuillil'.ilctui'ii's. wlititii we are I npleil t?? name, will "get together" j il plan ami work lordlier en tlie in- j ateil lilies, at enee. We tall liUXe a ! \tile school in operation at t ' -lriiubia. j recti villo. SpartiMiburg or t leinsoii j fore tliis time ties', \vr.i. \\ liat tin j it say. gentlemen !.et its bear from til. r. King's Nov/ Ditoovory for Consumption. ' This is the lies! medicine in the wolld ir all forms of ('onghs ami ( olds ami l Consumption F.verv bottle is gnarnteeil. It will cure ami not disappoint t lias Ho eipial for W hooping Cough, istlima, Hay Fever. I'neiunoiiin. I ironhit is, l.a (irippe, CoM in tin* head ami or eoiisiimpti<>n. Ii is -at.- lor all ages, leasant |o take, ami :i > ?\? all. a sure lire. It is alxvnxs well to take l>r. \ i tig's \i w Life I'ills ill conned inn with >r. King's New i >;seo\ -i v. as |hex reguate and tone the stooiaC) and bowels. iVe giuiranlee perfect sili-faction or 'elurn tnoiiex. i-rei trial i?'tiles at I >r. F. t . I lake's drug store. II gular si/e it cents and SI .u<j. \ inet x -nine p. r cent of ambition and olie per cent of t.llelit alloids good Workill'/ capital for aex printer. y x? V/ V/ il 1 I !. I U 1 L : s "Wm. A. Nicholson & Son, Bankers, 1ST I O 1ST, S. C.T/irts^ 5 RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR FIRE INSURANCE. | * , J Represent Companies Jl'/t/i $jo,ooo<ooo Assets. g t r s | The Union Real Estate Agency i HAVE FOR SALE ? I The Harris Mill Property i Which has been cat up info beautiful rest- 5 , T - deuce Jots. 2 [ J ? j wo nice four room Cottages for rent at #7 per month. Also one si.v. room re si- ^ deuce 'icith good hum and stables on m Church. St. Call on I P. M. COHEN, Pres. : H9ltl9l9IOI0l9ltBO19l9l9I9ltl9l9l9l9l9HI9l9t(IIMI9 'H'E EIGHT WIDE SHOE DEALERS. " Ve Court Competition, * T _ K ' ' " vv e Admire opposition, ^ And Under no Condition ^ / Will we Budge from our Position As Leaders in iHe dnutrv4i?uo an(j Hosiery* . YOURS FOR TRADE, t v Jnion Shoe Company. SMITH CLOTHING CO., j Clothiers and Furnishers. When the style is right, 1 When the lit is right, When the quality is right, When the garment is right, When the price is right len you may rest assured you bought it from *31 XT II CLOTIII3G CO. Our S5.00, S7.50, $10.00 and $12.50 Suits are the ongest line the market affords. Our #15 suits are above e average at that price. We never allow goods to lenv#? 1 ~ -N ul} 10 guarantee, which arc We have the prettiest o n r , r*. or shown in I nion * *' HArtfict Fit?? smith clothing company, Might Art Clothiers and Furnishers. ill TIME IS HERE. "Its honor to 1,? a Yoimir / /'/,, Hir.i Co Idas Iunebug 1 nan an old 1 > 1 rcl ot n-()r/;/" paradise." ^ ' VOl Ml MAN Be f 11st to wear one of Rose & Cos Magnificent Tailor-Made Suits. SEE BEATY FOR PRICES. Young < ientlcmun who can't get shoes to please your feet, don't forget the immortal Rockland Co s tine spring line just in at Beaty's. A Fresh Lot of Flaw Stocks at 65c. loin and support the grand inarch of competition Before it is too late, and enjoy the sweet music of ri^ht prices and liberal policy. r omu 10 see me. Yours very truly, I W T. BEATY. I