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HEW3 FROM DAY TO DAY. ' , ?e I | JTK3IS CON CKI! X1 \<. 1'MO I'M'. AM) j THINGS liVKXY V. IIMIJK. WnliiMility, jii'j- 12(1. Frank Tiintichil), (bo votcrau actor, is Ayingof Bright'* disease in Now York. J fir? in Lswisborg, Tenu., destroyed llM greater part of (be business portion 1 mi the town. I Lieutenant Colonel Ernest H Gar- j Bngton has been ordered to Mania as | Inspector general of the department of 1 the Pacific. An iucreaso of i'G cents per day in Wages has l>eon granted all the inoul i- ' re employed in tho various lorudrtes j mi Yoougstowu, O. Green Jordan, aged 6) years, f liicd to liearananproacbiiigtra.il on tho Inr- | sniagbam and Atlantic railroad, near Pell City, Ala., and was ins.antly killed. John Young Brown, former governor or Kentucky, rays lie wi.i a? cent roc nomination for governor in .as.' it is ] offered to biui by tiio convention to bo , held at Lexi ngton An;'. 2 by Demo its opposod to tlie ticket beaded by Wil liam Goebol. Thursday, .lul> 127. Furious storms on the northern coast of Chili are oiug great damago. Tbreo transports fiilod witu recruits and regulars left Sau Francisco for Manila. Colonel Edmund Pendleton, widely known throughout Virginia ami the aonth, is dead at i/cxiiigton. The navy department has ucciued t offer the single turret monitor Pas-aie. j now at Pcusacola, to tiio highest led b r B. P. Howell, the American < ir.-mati. won the Wmgticld silver sculls aud the amateur caiupiouship of the Tuattics a* London. Andrew Carnegie has offered to g.v $60,000 for a public library at ? iu Diego, J Oal., if a site be donated and the library maintained as at present. The state board of equalization li t-- | assessed lor taxation in" pioper v i: ( South Carolina of tlio Western I'nion . Telegraph company at $:57."?, l.'o.Co ami that of the Postal at $4s O'V). Friday, .In y ? M. - The body of Colonel Robert (i ln.irsoli was cremated at Fresh P. mi, L. Tho Populists of Kentucky in t at Frankfort and nominated a In 1 state 1 ticket. J. G. Blair is the candidate for ; governor. The net earnings of the Southern 1 Hailwav company for June were ?VJ.V ; 128.72, n gain of $100, loh.'dl over the i aame month last year. Preliminary plaus are about completed for tho building of tho Missing Link railroad, extending from Chattanooga, Teuu., to Walhalia, S. C. The Southern Industrial league, in j session at Atlanta, declared mi lavor of i the exemption of manufactories mi the , south from nintiicipal taxation. According to verbal reports to til ? navy by oiliccrs retnriiing iroin Manna, Aguinaldo continues to g< t war supplies through Gerniau merchants in Hong- 1 Kong and Japanese merchants in Yokn- | ha in a, although our consuls liava been directed to keep a sharp lookout for tin- i bnateriug. Saturday, .1 nly '2i>. The Georgia railway commission lias j declined to reduce freight * mo socialistic colony at Ku>kiu, ! Tenn., lulled and the property was sold *>y a receiver. The tendency manifested bv France toward reapproaeliiueiit with Germanv it causing great irrit.ition and suspense in Russia. Mavor La Coste has determined tiiat gambling in Havana must stop. Arrests are mado daily and a large quail- ! tity of monoy captured. The round up of <100,Ouu head of cattle j in western Texas and eastern New I Mexico is contemplated by the ptouiotera of the proposed C'onsjlidated Cattio ' company. Judge Simontoii has issued an ord-. : i restraining iho corporation commission from assessing the value of the Western TTnioiI 'lVlpLTlllh I-OIII O 1 ll V npnn. erty in North Carolina ar $1,001),000, I and directing that it he as-tossed at , $600,000. I ' Monday, .Inly itl. Judge William II. Day. who is so- 1 journing in Jackson county, X. C., is i regaining his health and strength. Prosidcnt McKinlcy will give a ivrep tion to Admiral Dewey tit the Whitu House when the latter arrives in Washington. The first and only natioiia> h.inl; o.r side of ihe continental boundaries of the United States is ahmt to be established in Honolulu. A conference of oper.it >is and i iin< r at Coal Cr?ok, Toim., has reunite i in a satisfactory sett lenient oi demand- made by the latter, and there will i - no.-tnke. Four negroes waviaid and aitempteii to murder Cannon Forbes, a young At . lantian. because lie furnished the bloodhounds with which gam lli.se was chased. Two automobiles beat the l'.iris-.St Molo express in a race between tho-e 1 cities, a distance of ID'U miles, making the best time ever recorded for an auto- i mobile, covering the distance in ? hours 1 and 35 minutes. 1 < lui'Mltiy, \ 11 ic. 1. There has he en a goncral a ivunce from 1"? to ?'0 per cent m the prico <-f lumber since Jan. 1. i The new batteries on Santa lit sa * island, Fin., have, by order of the war t department, been named Fort Pensa- 1 cola. 1 Former Secretary of Wa: Alger ha< ! issued a statement in whit i n denies * responsibility tor the appointment of . ' incompetent staff officers during the ( late war. According to advices troin Magellan straits, the American mimst. r at Santi ago, Ulnli. has purchased various i-latnl of the Welling archipelago witn the < prospect of establishing coaling sta- ( tions. Judge Longino of Mississippi is now ? within Jo of the nnmber of votes nee o ( sary to secure the gubernatorial iiomi- i nation, ami his campaign managers bo- < iteve that ho will secure tlint number 1 before the convention moots, three wookf , i . imam. if NO MORE CASES OR DEATHS AT HAMPTON Yellow Fever Situation Now Under Control. AN ENCOURAGING REPORT Governor Wootill , In C'h.-.t ?; ? of III;' Soldi. i'i I! i!i \ti:i< i:n<* s Mint the I> a use Is It lug II ! I In C licclc by ; <!?? Primitt **tin ) Iceii. Nkwivrt Ni.v.'s, Vn , An;,' h ?Governor Wood'hi of tu.? .soldiers" h >:ne at 10 o'clock to-lay ;;avo out the folluw.ng ciffi ial stater.-' at: "No new c\i?.s of vollow fever; 110 death?; situation i rr.cticaliy under eontrol." Mutiy of the lest in.ii .11 Newport N\.v- have volunteered an t are 0:1 the quarnntii.o line, which has Iveti incrcaK d more than triple in the last few hours. Tbj presence of the ilisea-J at l'hoobus, ::: indicated in ihe t ress dispatches, lits 1: : b.'en otllciaiiy communicated t 1 Dr. Wynmu. Tb accuracy of the report, however, is not ilealt 1. as saeii v. e i.ili:ton of uifairs was anticipated. A m '.: ? to It use inspection of the vil aye ..1 i oc a ordered Surgeon Suowilcti, ;.t A1 xniidrin, V.i., w..s :his i;v .rt:. : j mooted t > c an full) inspect nil j. us urriving by rail < r '.v.: 1 r at Hampton an." vh iuity ami to In jt tin. m '.tinier retention if m res? miy. Similar iii-tru t; ns have b on : 111.nine r.i, i.tliccis at all Ch-'.-a; cake lay p.- rts. VESSELS REFUSE TROOFS. DIP.'. t.v I1! : evil ;; the Soldiers 1 11 1:1 1 \ 1 t ?!,niro V,'\-::iv.>: >y, Autj '1 ?no uifti.-1 in:.' iMi.ii-.i: cd 1:1 ivir. vinsr the tv i'i:? ii' r.i L-'i-yr M v.vc.c. >? tie of the ; t -ani-hip c :iiu..t;;es wili take liicm au-i ja.t at j vt <? at i.o jn \ t-rnim nt trait its are avanal c. it '.mis intend d that tho ti\ . j s .. > .1 ' v. nvcyttl by t : < 1 < : itsyivauiii railroad's traa.?i' ?; i t?m 1'-.'i Muitia i- to Cape Oh:;v.- -- tt<i t.?y tIn* Pi :n: yivania railroad : ? Pattery i'i.-::. i-nt tit Nor A .i; authorities have notified tho Penusylvan:a ' e.ahs tn.it !t the It.is: p.-vt is -as- ; li r i bat tairt so v. i.; tint be a.iowi ; t<< i titer NA-rtolk i'i ? lire (lav.:, v. l.t ii would eitt o?i' iointiiu:iH'atio:i tor the raiir ad Let ween Ca: e Char.- $ and lorfolk C i. ral M rritt has aiveueii to the ri ;v.e.-r ot Cfem r il Wy taan ami tho p*arri ii at i'i it Mots roe will If sent to torae ; dice tarti.oo north than 1 lattery Point, IV! Tao location has ii t yet be n Used. It i< stated a" the war departuu-nr that tho request of ( Turner Tylor that a Jl i.iii'llt r.Ull'biV of I'llltcd J-.atC. trie; > ic M iaimti ;it Port >i ntvo l- act as i.. arantino piiard cannot lie itrautod, its ii',. ic is ii j authority to u-e troop? for sueh i urtii so. A - t in; .Stirui-o'.i Vm K/.edorf, tho Now* ' irl atis t \p rt. today, ue.'.vtvf rivfi: the 'ne.iin i" to < ).d Pot nt ami llanipti n, where he will assist lJrs lVttus. Wa-din ami Winte. Hospital Steward Kolli also reported for duty at Hampton. Acting Assistant Surgeon i'i an it P ualds n, an immune, was ordered to re; r* t-> Dr. White at Hampton to help handle I Li ? out broak at i iioebus Sr.; _'eon (it iierai Wynian is still detail in \\ .isiiinirt t: art- n iin.; to the e.\ - utive wor of tho ttc-rvico, which lie - - ! iiierea.-.- i iar?- Iv in :'< ? prr.c:;t . e-iteineiir. lie is not kk.ly to p'o to t ::e seene i t tho outi ivak tin ss tin-re is a di i-aicd change tu the pn sent .uTornb o - utlook. bHUrb IVIUVk TO COLUMBIA. Sunthem Kai.w.iy C.ii|)--n 11 rs ami Pointer* I. a v.- < llai'St i cll\RI.KSroN, Ah.-. 2 ? 1 lio J usscnger car rep;;::; rs a:i ; painter- c.: ;!: S nthera i abroad iiave Ken 1 r.lcre.i : iv;>. rt to t'i.iumbia, if tk-y v...ud iio'.d tnuir jobs with the lead, ns the r t iir an i j>a:nf sii >p hero i.s ' < be al ir.iioncti. i;:iini>.i;.i;i .v. Ttm road baa t ; tact i:ies ii: I on! m l.r tn- . 1. ! ;.i - decided i i aiaa.^'ai;. ii- t in-t u.ii n ami l -.iuuiia 1. ; -. ail i t:. bitter ( i loinu' tIn* :-i r -<i-:i\i!> nt. il:e t'iiari--.-.t -p. ir: iite' - ami jiainti i wi-ro orm-ivil to ' Miitnbia. J'i. iiu n ai\! ^.'.eii it;. W- .ini. -ii.iy to report for work Jit Columbia. Tho for I* .1 ial lie . W:,. r. \o (jltlto ail.l.iilli .1 til t ;1-J C'o.lMl; .1 coioliy of rui n a-1 v .v.t i*?li. ii \V.' i. ( m t l:i ti l'l V . \ti;;. 2. ? Sop nor John Mi Ltiuiin and G. G. Th imp. s ii. i:-ti . b.;; ?v i1 : . train \Va.n.yti.n. v. in to t..I,* v. m > haw a ei J1 iii with t'.i' |i st:;.i.> if i.'eiictal it; Ft -. iid to tin- Uppi .;-:i' o> J. K V. ilti'ii, a iit*e|-.', . - j :ina-ier a! inis i.e. iSOllllll^' i: . . v..I- ill.-1)111pit slu-d, but they tVi led to IwlitiTO [in t tin re 1-.- still h in-- hope, and were t:: - .It . it; i;.- t a i p: nit ion. I ii; Ii". I-.; it. >i 1 .ic lory, (' 1.' Mil-., ri < , Au.'. J rooks ( : HI. -I. ! 1 J.t11 'o ! 1 i- i I! .ta: >f k t r ! ho ar_' " i f t11 :i i ; y i-. t ..<- ntii were >]. i- i vc.-n : ;. :jr iu_* and by t von11the i ntiro c-'i. -.>( i pitul hud ici-n stihrtcribod am oillcorit elected. A i Il ( tin i I :. II . f : afi- I illill.i, V. !bn it V, icv, ?.nt* > : ii i: i'ii i i i. . i 1 : ' i asm , is ! < ; arter \% il. jf ^ -t ussti ground is fit osico. >. .ilxi I f I. Ii . ( .s-. FJ .I.vI ;I!. Alii," - in Brown, ir. i. ; rs III Oxf -IUIS . : .1 i s .10 i ".i ; >rv ruse o. tlv 1 ii 1 >. < in> , 11 v o, ('h;U H >ti>11, S. 1 ' . . :?i.?t I in .1 "..Mil Air I I! . I. >; lilKit <>? 11114 it ii 1 i' illtsill tavi 1 01 i 'n> 1 a : 11 any. itid tli it tli ? railroad 1ml l?y tin delay ?i ri attorneys hero iii filing its appeal *r >r? tuo verdict tor --js*0.0<H> damages, 'r rlo.tod all right of upprol. Tlra r?fl'o?d appro'.! it tbtrrptten w?r* j AMT! OBEBEL FOLK MEET AT LtKINGTON Conference Will Decide on Measurej t o Be Taken. EULL STATE TICKET SURE 'i h i V?,una ISri.w.i Aiip'iiri C. rtalu of <; (t ins tlie (aub.?ri:utur!ul XemU tint ion .1 is11 M.'j,r ,Jall iston !> MenIIi.iik! ] or I.: u os> i .I ] n ; n. Ivy., Acjf ? A c-nferin-.'.' . : ]'.ry an !) :;oc:ats opposed to \\ 1 : ' ii i ft"-' i; v Miar f Ki ti11! !:; . in j -^r i. ro today to do t:j :i a.si.i . : la to t-a:: Tuero arc pv.aid of ~ silver Pou- orats in'.;i:r I l-y c-x P <von?< r John V uni; l.'rowa. i'h - i*??:Xii.vi l'leotni^ 1'. tarn at 1 .l:, l?at scvjral in formal v *! rc???' . > \\ f* j ::ei i tills lii.-riiinrC c. :ot question a: :?suo is a- to the p. of i2cn:in.;ii:i? a fuK .-tat.' ri act or < t;ly andiilatoi fit ;; -veruorandlieutTha irift of opinion \ fctftr s to f.;v r a fvtil ti -kct .. moat , a -v ii*o v. .v oi s.iiii, in,. * op- lava. * L tiio :ac:uo'.:s O' the c :voaiion that n :? kin; l.:t? C'r vi>al t:.1* * ] K'.-Li..Vi.rtn.r llrowii is t" y tain now di-im-so I i t r it% vt; m ./anil Ma; r | P. I'. J; i.ii-t.m, latv ci: n:i 1 tno ! Deiuucniic stato coin in it 11 and lion: i i the* National Tr rti :,_r lii.rso l.r.i s^sooiaii a:, i? the popular i ohiilio It i: nlcuant yo'vori: r. i i'.u-io v;li le not I'i rt to .'arc the regular Pt nn.vrario in > ::: ami lapopular .-ay a ic; ti:2 u:.:l> *r*i is a i p.ir ru;t i t i'-ryan. i'ho conferenco will liito'.y call cho ant: t.i< bvl o i:vt nt:o:i about Ait.*. ; 10 to uo.uiitato a ti-J.i t. ? , SUiViMERVILLE TEA GARDEN. 1 ifly Aer> s < t' I. in 1 N-i.. I'ntler Sue? ? ?*?J ? t::; . 11... n \V.'.si!!N' Ti'X, Aug 1Charles : U. Shepard, who i> charge of the t xpci liir. nat. : .1 gar-'. :s at fcirnu.-r' vi.l \ p. C. has ::: \a r t ort to tiu [secretary aKrivuitr.ro c vcriug the ; : . res ; ilia > (iutii. lie says U'. *. r -iv.? :ioi! .t."i that ' '.'.' 'J j. iu \\( . .'. .a. : \t-ar a: a ; i v .j per . . . It :o - . :1 that \vi:?n nil the it .i its r.o v urrivi ut maturity they v.... yield 10,COO pounds niiuuaily. l)r ihopard expressC; tht piulou that \ho fact tear the ton pants lived I through iust winter when the inti .im-.v c . i wcuthw isi :h h:s rv if ti - i. :i was oxpi ri i: i i- a gtt irantes that tlio weather mhtii ns v.T:l j row .nr..- a "> ry. loo h. r i r . :.ieiii, i bo Jays, has tot n solved by establishing -? ii for lac cducati' n t ' negro clni , dri :i in tc;s i.i' Uma' j quali'y of tho tea al#o has proved snlisfu tory < ?i the black tea ho says: :'t ha* a distinctly ii^rnctcrislie flavor, ami ltko sot of.tho <.ii iccr (Or.intu a-', it= ,;.V.i r ! as more st: ngth than its e .'.^r m a.-s."* 1 '.o.;;t?iv-y,tir't .V: and am oil;.' t .nstimors, lie adds that Oriental tea can har ilv furnish tiio lii:e m this j country. ROADS ORDERED TO BUiLD. I'lniis fur V w I), pots I ti Atlanta "Mint 15- Kil.nl Shortly. A ri am a, Aisa* } ?Tiic state railroad , comm;- a ti lia oi icr i every line* enter. nk the city to lilo plans for a new pas- ,.;(r station witiuti ? '? dnyj. The \\\ stern and Atlantic has the option of rem. ie.it::,* the old station, but the other read.- mu-t got up plans for separate stati | Ti: order iu add: >.- i to th S utlii rn, Atlanta ami \V >: Point, Georgia, Central <f (ie rgia and the Seaboard An* i.iite, and directs each one to select a site and pre} ar- \! in>. Ti.;- action v.*a.- taken bseauso tiio roads submitted r. . proposition, us reii. -*" i - mo tim ag i, although piaus ii id 1 p. : i .iii- : and aimrnv. .i liv f oe otii'."..tis ot ? ill** rca I'n.'-s tin- roans t.iko hold of the caso at Mo- ami filo tin v plans la-fore Oct. 1 tin y will ' liablo to i r locution ami a line <?i - v ijo. Tim i-.-unnis-ion can :e:<a; tli- pr.ii: :i o. c>tin^ the roads ami n...l..:i,: trvsii i.t-.s a.> lotiit as liioy fail t i r ::i|>lv wit'n the orders. J'ho |irob?b!o effect . tho com mis>i'.i!i's i i . wi.i i i > i nt?ail tiio l>.ai'f? 11?ii r no n a u:: 1 :i depot p.an ur : v. tii" iuiidinj; i t w > new depots. IM i i y I .i :t i I > in era t ? Ac ?. ll.M.t'M >1: , \ ?Tis Democratic, a: e ii v i i v.-as held at l-'ord'u Op"ra lloaso (h city today, v i lit it- i.i nati i of the folio.-. ' in.. :: i i-:i . .loan V. alt r ~ ii: i ?.t VViiiVfsj, r i- -untj*; fi.r atI nn : i; i\il, i-iaai Ikr'i. i ol' i'.olmore; lor eomptroller pcncnv , Joshua W it' 111:1;. <a I'm rod (otm'v J'na ? on tr? nu .; w;.> iinu-uaily ha iiiou.ous ami all 'a.; naa.nations v.vro made by ncclamat u-n. I itif-r mill Son on i'rial. 'ui'iMi-i >n"i <?a., A ._* C. ?Jumc< Mooro aii 1 lii n, Char y Moore, nro ou trial 1 ere it r : nird 1 of Matb McCord. All w dev IpincUt in the ease i ?.! i-i nu :n mo Kriiim jnry 01 Mi K . : i tho ... Jam Mc-orc, tiiid tintiv whoso lvciikiuci) iho I;:. vm < ? ii:m . : havim; air: ief.it (\i ill in: !:iur : Nu ii t !i * 11 < > 1 .I.iii I'ii , ! j'ursi ' An;;. ? T.i.. i u:.i hum vt ..r> .-oiiVi ii::i o. i .iijj*? >,. jili 's (,'iiriMi in I ni n <. i'nite.l 1'r 'siiyl IM:> *iri'ii''|i ; ' I >i ju ,'jo I ': i . 11 I n : f. ! :! ' ( . ! < .'.in w ii :i \ r..v?-: .:i i J:im .i : v ' ii 11. v. .1 S. M r, i't in <' - . - ij., j i* s..u:i: of I iv convuit. : i V iicll i ii ; ill I'nri.Kl, \li. ir.oKOiANN \ , \u;: . n<> in n Ji :i?s, a inyio who >it?iiijit iaiia -unit uj iu luo youn^ cluiii.'lutr ( a prosperom white farmer named Watford, who In c.4 n?nr Forrest, a tillage tn tht? oarnr, Km tots Ir?Ktd mnt (km, I (tried to wreck a train. l-ast I*as> u;??>r on ill Cental ol Gvotai.i Almost i)i?fli"?i. Ofiri.lKA, Aia., Ao;{. 1 ?.A dastardly attempt was mado to wreck the List pa M'ti^vr train ot me Cihtrai of tieorpin i \iiway that left hero at ":10 p. ru. for i'oUtnibcs. On roundmp carve near Che .vae'.a, U miles south of hire, the engineer was iiotriikd to ii:::.:over a pile of crossnes en the track, lie shut off strain ami applied the airbrakes ami soccer :cu m stopping the train before uuy liamapc was done. A little further oil two more i i!cs of ties, a telephone pole and an eld milepost were found on the track. 11 on io uuils were s " ured at Chewaela. si ml the trail led t ? a ne^ro eabiu, where itev. Lee Wtl tains, a w.r'h'i s*, Tit'Ttt iiMii i ' .1:1 r.ov (i.n :.;c. a .- ra ti.ee negro. wore found. They wi x"-.1 d!' ssc 1. i;i:?i admitted having .vast been V the lailroad, lut claimed they we r ? i>iei:'.ng up tru-ii *i'.; y a.f now in j.i.l. ami will be I IK-.: U't> i ( ) t lie fu.i I'Xti nt of too iiliv, I it :s i i ved it was their purp >-o to rob : ativ head that might have been Liiied I by'tbo wreck. , MORE COUNTIES REPORT. i'tX it ofivi-il ii t the State Capitol la ?\t'ant::. Ati. vnta, Aug. 1 ?The tax digests of 1 77 c antic- wero receive 1 at tho otlico : 1' nipt: filer (.iontriu Wiight ye-ter: dfv, mulling . total of 70 couuti s whoso j digv :> l.-iv 1 ten c lup'eted and for! warded to : :.o capitoi. he net im n in the value o; taxable y-v. i ;iv in :..e- 10 cuuntn - is ? ..o 70. ."fig. wo tlie* |,imi from tho go c-unties m ard lr u * i-'oainy i< i-HKg. \Y.tu bait the counties in tlie state belli. :re?n:. it was ytetl tli.it tbo ill* re;.--a wnsil 1 .-Luw a m i - i Iarg r ligtiro tli.i.; ir l.as, but up t>> tiie [ resent time ti- ut 'o :n wir.eb tlie .arg r cities :.r . ate i liaeo not re turned ibeir dine-:-and from these* sources it is exp.. i; d ti. it ho largest rate* of increase would bo found. COMMITTEE IN GREENVILLE. i I I'eis51en 1 i.i: > \ ivstis it hi H.:v.* lb si: in .! ! .V ir 7. ; !'..irs. \vr . C., Ar. !.?The pen* t:'.' -ti.'.t'.'iijr v tnniitU'O 10* - :v i i's !.T. . s h- . t "ay. Tho ses?in Or < uvtile \\ ill ; rclably bo the ... a". : 'I"'*.?>* '.V to l?? 1)if 1*1 : -.' : to:.:::;;>v. a testimony . ia i a.;! of C >lo:iel 1- . :. . or.. ; i tl. it t!io .-es : vi 1 0 < v?r threo iia>8 at a- . ininittec w.ii then ; ; > i. .v j t.: t-u par.it ;o:i of Us L iv-> la". ;? a; luting the art the it too 18 iusttltotod ... - jvr to tno iroriior, v.* . i.i ; :;i trau-nu: :t to the legi?!a aro. lis I ::i-r so. tiro governor i . c f ? v. a character us to v . . .. t .t ver to tLe attorney g : v a. r Li-> c ns.dt iw11is. \\ ii it < i nvention. C. Alt.'. 1. ? Tiie ; r : t.i {? . tho ? iv of the wheat rs* . a.- grow brighter i 1\- V jg li MiiLluSC. ^ ?.t ..T":.i. it tee, ; vc.-t- r.iay tliat !: Was . very ray recci v:ng letters from : ; at men in every section of the ti m.ior ia-: the movement and p:o:::i-::ig their attendance and co ojvrats. n. 1* is already assured that the uutnbcr in attendance will be far greater than first anticipated. There will be a >inal avriv i f harvesting and mill machinery turn present. (iail-i-ll i ll i liac.- Is Sold. Gadsi?:\, Ala , Aug. 1.?The Gadsden, Ala., furnace, l a- been soM by order of the cImmv r.v court for division among heirs. Tbo property was i.ur cliaH id by r< | rt s? wives of tho A a bam a Consolidated C ;1 an 1 Iron company, \ r. in >tci - of the i ig deals m this se 'ton, paying for the same, wi.i h \va> ? ai.Ouo lo-( than r'ao bondholders pud <- it five year- a so. Large fi u-o of han t.ro now at work making the necessary repairs and ttie furnace will be in lull : :-a-Jt Oct 1, making* 3U0 tons daily. I' inr tl.io jisi !*? Iff 1..1V.*. T.\? !.A!!A- ; An- 1 ? The bill j a .v 1 by the ! :-Mattiro prohibiting til rianr.ficturc and s.i! of c.garottes :t . itato * ' : i.i Will go iuto At - S. Matty offi i ts liavo boon lit. to the : s o: cigarette n . i.ii.' 1 at* i.iitv prohibitory .egis. ii. but ii .v in . in-* ihoc neon i : ii i. ' .v i : n > : n tilt;. In tho p: - it'.', t : - I j. i:> gap l.;i by whi It tit ; a.; t.'S tot .is violation can b.< -o < s.-tiv otiied uiui ii will uecfis . arilv bo olb etivo. Ordinance Against Barbed Wire Fences. I i; (?. (! it.id I v t!io Mavor tind ' ily CS I. Thai ..?j jiiiil jtflcr the pns of tliii nei any jind nil barbed ' i. . or near the side walks I ,*t i i s within til - r'irj.oralo limits !. i . \ of I i i >ti a !* In rol>y d ! . ! :??;i >:.n be .'. i lu.t it!! ]n t'soi. - having i 1 wlr foilm s on or near tlioi -i . w: . .? (<r ,?i rei i- are ie-roby r??- j .. ' r i:t i\ t 1:er.i \vi t ! i n I liirl i ! (hivfl :>11j tJii* flato >; ih's onlinnnce. y i ji;{ ; o -<?: s f n.ii g or re- , '.O <! > SO -ir,,] lii! fsuiliy of il ; or i;.! u i my v t l i< n 1 >-*>v or el' y coillx'il sh.ill r.! ir; a nim r.f not loss than >. . r- iter snoro 1 liaii 11 n dollars, j:: r? < i \v< r! '-!i 11 i . streets I i; !* . i>-.| ! - ; t !i:iti fiv flays i" in 'wonly ?! iy? for o:o*li ;: ' < ?-r. ?tl\ i. l.'ul' ! : ! ! l.'i'.M. . 1 1 i council i . it 1.!- ! .In'. 1 vr?. . .1. 1 i. 11<>i> .ii:, V . I >. \: i , Mayor, t N r! of C'?ui.< il. * Snl :.i fit ' I \ \ The Times m tire jrifier Yr?r nrM. WONDEF Drop in and look at 1 less v* i | i Thousands of Arti Prices c Sc., ?e., SOc., 15c., 25 I I j It is t-imply impossible to cm i.i dm. t fad to examine till the < play ever seen in L'nion. We Also CITY SODA WONDEF , , ?- r CITATION TO KINDRED AND CREDITORS. r.V .Ta>0\ M. lilSEL!;. lis".;.. !\V>r,.vn: .InuiE: Whereas, Helton II. iloleon.b has lit id4 suit t?> me to cuiiii I>im lettPis of ailiiiinisM .it ion on tic estate of an I effects if X!:Harriet Holeondi. dtooi-ed. i 'l'!i s -ate. linn-fore. tovdeand a im >ni-Ii ali and s mjnlar '.he l;n dr -d and cr?'.li'ois of li.c said Mrs. 11-m im lin'.o mil, ; defeased. tli.it tiny lo? and liefon* | i me. in the t'onit of Hroiiate. to be held j i d l'< :-ci i". 11.. Sosith Carolina. on the! I -.. . ... . . . ... >xiu:;i> mi .\ iv_ iim . ?iiii t punucaucii In :??>c, a! il l<x k in the forenoon. to ' show eause. ii'any they liavo. why the; ,-a.il administration should not lx> grant <1. Given under my hand an<l seal tips 1 Mil lay of Ju\v, Anno l).unini, j Jason M. t1 reer. Probate Judge. Published on the *Jlt day of July, l-b'.t, in I'nion Time*. '2 ! OLEMSON * COLLEGE. i I ho annual catalogue of Olomson Coll ego is ready for distribution. A oopv will bo s uit to any address upon application to President Hartzog. Cieiuson College, S. C. Respect full v, 1IENRY 11 AKTZOti, 29-11. President. Notice. All parties are required by law to | clean out streams in I'nion co-nuv ! ny removing all trash, trees and rafts during the months of May and August. All parties not having had'this work done already, are reutiired to have it done durfng this month. T. J. lb:rixMiAt'cii, August drd, ISO."). Supr. U. C. Ill-ill Citation to Kindred and Creditors. l>v Jason* M. Gukkk, Ksp . lYonvrK Judge. Whereas, Mrs. Catio (* all man has made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration on the estate of and effects of Joseph (I. Gallnian. deceased. These are, t here fore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Joseph (1 Gallnian, dt ceased, that thev be and upi4>ar, before me. in the Court of Urobate, to In hold at Union ('. II.. South Carolina, on tin oth day of August, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, t>? show cause, it any they have, why the >ai 1 Administration should nut be m/a nted. i (liven under my hand and seal this : Jolh. day of duly Anno Domini, lspp. Jason M. fiuKKit, I'mhate .liaise. Published on the jist day of July, lv'.''.i. in the Union Tunes. fijiirsuvs 1m!oT'm;r\Y\\ (|ali.hrv 11: the Foster liui'ding is now open : co*ni:nuously and photos guaranteed : to he as line and permanent as any in America, are made at very reasoni.l 1.- prices. Call and see our samples at the door. if. -t ,'-iimplc I't'tnaly. A writer in one of our exchanges sivs: "To exterminate heil hugs, i I leas ami chicken lice: Take of" | cod if leaves aid t>\ig-- a sullicient j ot \y. If the seeds are on crack i ?j.tu with a hammer. I'lace in wa , ter to hoil gently until two thirds J has < \aj> -r.ited. 'I he stronger the ! ,. ......1.. ?!... ........ . .... I I \ >i ir? l?*v 111 'i " run in r ii> r.\- i ' cution. F.>r bod hues, tuko a fiaiher and apply liberally into all | haunts, includm" wat'iosses and i f) around bare hoards, crevices, in nalh, etc. If ;li roughly dot e i e\*tr\ six months wdl he sullioient; and l ii oiiar.iiitec not a bu<j; or cya can be f und about the prcmisis. ! '.! Urn? sprinkle liberally about their haunts : and if on a d >a take a eu; I'ul and villi one hand rub the hair the icvcr-e w.iv, dropping on toe li(|iiid a>. the skin is exposed. . 9 . Wanted at once, pi ice:; oil cli".-tn it or cellar pales -- , I'eet Ion}; an I la in liiam ter at small eiet. ska ne I, delivered el.-iiR r ?ad N tw.en Union and W pi n ? Am.an* Niciior.son', Union, s. \ STORE. r- , the Bargains of endariety. cles at Unheard of :>it Our >c. and 50c. Counters. jmcrate th<ra. When you come counters. Nothing like this disHove tlie FOUNTAIN \ STORE. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. |# w I Contlrnoril Srliciliile In EflToct JllMO 11th, I MO STATIONS. Lv. Cln'.rU'stiiii 7 (10 ft m " Suuunurvii'.o 7 41 n in " Hi iiuv-hviUt* HM u m " V 151 a in " Kiiiirvlilo Iii |j u ui Cv. I'lilninhia II w n in " Pi-i'sju-rity I- l?? n'n " Xriviiciry. !. | 12 Sift j? in " Niii.-ij Six ' 1 'JU i> in " t4nv>:iwiHHl.. | " 40 n in' 1 p in Ar. Hmltfos I K l?l .i ui! J I.') |> m Ar AI >1 vi !li?. ? III ik in 2 4."i II 111 Ar. Hclloii * n in' It lo l> itt Ar. Anderson t? UO a in1 It 85 p 11a 1 Ar. (4m-nvi?l?. le io n ml 4 15 p m : Ar. Atlanta. 1 ;; 55 |i m| '.mm j? in j ' STATIONS. j K^;,*]'?" | fTv. ! a I'A) p in 10 15 a m | " Piedmont . i'mo ji in lo 40 a m " Willinmstnti. ... ' 15 22 }. m 10 55 a in ! Jjv. Anderson 4 45 |> in, 10 45 u in i Lv. ituliim . (5 45 i> ii.! 11 fft a in I Ar. Doiinalds 7 15 j> m 11 40 u in ! i.v. Abbeville ii lo i> in II 20 u__m ! I.v. 11?>< lgi > 7 5t5 |> in 11 55 a in Ar. iilvi iiu-ooil 8 00 ji in 12 20 p in ' Niin 'v-Sis 12 55 p ni ; " Newberry 2 U0 p ni ; " Prosperity ' 2 14 p in | " Columbia 1 ,,,, 3 80 p in Lv. Kingvillo. I 4 58 p in " Orangeburg [ 5 20 p m " Brnni'livillo (5 17 p in " Suniniervt.lo 7 82 p m I Ar. Charleston I ft 17 p m fe'i; S 8TATIOM8. Bia j 6l*ip 7 "On I.v... Charleston. ..Ar hlTpllUUa i ft0?p Vila," .. Sum in rvillo ... " -732plU18a i i ..up h.va " ....Hrnnohvlllo.... " 002p' 8 52a ? -'b' " -...Orangeburg .. " 5 21>p| 8 22a ! JJ Alp 10 I.s; " Kingvillc 4 .'i3p 7 IXIa I 8.10a 1140a " ....Columbia " II 20p 9JOp i .alr~.'1' " Alston Lv 2 Hop hSea i fl , ' " Santuo " 1 2.lp 7 4fip j ]| ,-;'a h'**!' .Union 1 05p 7 U0p | 1 - "P ' .Tonesvillo " 12 25p C53p I I'lieolet " 112 I4p 0 42p 11..ki J lop Ar Spartanburg. Lv 11 45n! 0 16p I 11 4ila 040p I.v Spartanburg. Aril 28a fl OOp _-_40p j Obp Ar Ashcville. I.v, 8 2V)ai 8 06p "P," p. in. "A," a. in. 1 L,,K*M palace sleeping ?-ars <>u Trnins35and I U>,... 9no IS, on A. and C. division, lliuingrars i ?? '?"4u trains servo nil moult* on route . 1 tains leave Spartanburg, A. & (7. division, n-;rt.ib"iuHl. o il a. in.. 8:117 p.m., (5:13 p.m., (\ iiKtibttli' 1 .unitedi; Kouthliound 12:2tt a. m., Bll.i p. in., 1! :;;i n. In? ( Vestibule Limited.) 4 rums leave Croon ville, A. mid ('. division, northbound, 5 :.o a. m.. 2:114 p. in. and 6:*2 p. m., (Vesiilmled Limitodi: southbound. 1:25 a. m.. IK. ,n-?)u. iVestibulrd Limited), trams 0 ami lo carry elegant Pullmnn a!unplug ears botw. cn Columbia and Ashevillo jS'Oto daily between Jueksouvillc ondClnein 1 rains 1.1 and 14 carry superb Pullman parlor cars ljotween Charleston and Ashcville. >"KS liAN.NO.V, J. M.CUI.P. 1 bird \ I & Gen. Mgr., Tralllo Mgr., Uushington. D. C. Washington."). C. Yi ^,LHK' 8. H. HAKDWICK, Uen. Pass. Ag t. Aa t G?n. Pass. Agt. >N n'ungton. D. C. Atlanta. Qa. riONEYI To be had 011 long time and easy terms,^ secured by mortgage on im i iiru/tu isrnia. App!y to F. B. HOFFMAN, i 4 Bowling Groan, Now York City SIMPriON BAKKSDALK, LAureus, S. C. .'1-17 <>in Executor's Notice. Any person or persons holding chums against the estate of 11. L. Cole man, deceased, arc hereby noticed to present said claims to mo properly attested at once and those e.ving the estae must make settle* meat with me at t nee My poslolliee ! address is Xodalia, Union Co , S. (J. YMTOKIA S. COJ.KMAN, Sedalia, S. C.. Executrix. .Inno JsdU. DAt'T'PIllMC' RarnKD. May deposit money I Uoi ' fi-r tuition In Innk till [Mkslttori 1h ~ ! c.-iiiftl. or will accept notes. 1-oiti-il. < itr It*j-aiil. No vncMloo. Eiiter any Jinio. Open for bu'li wxci. DRAUGHON'9 X? //A PRACTICAL ^7/*// business^ Xiuilivlllo, Toou. Kavunnnli, <??. (iftlvcittou, Tox. Texarkmin, Tox. Indorsed t.y merclifMit* and l>nnk?<rs. Thrw? months' Ixxikki-cplnK with u? Ih ?lx. clscwhcro. All ronimrrrlal liraiichrs taught. Forrttfular?e?pl?lntng Hmno 8tud.v t'nnrso," address " rvpaitiuoul A," i'or collcgo catalogue. aUOiesa " Department FUR MAN UNIVERSITY, GREENVILLE, S. C. 'i'lio next session begins' September 27, 1 H'.t'.t. Full tmd thorough instructions leading to several degrees, is ottered. Hoarding in private families moderate; in the mess, the fare is excellent, find cheap. For particulars, apply to the President, 20-llt Dn. A. P. Montague.