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THE UNfoN i . MliiS riBl.Ji.Lli EVERY K.IILU BY I Hi u\io\' riM! s Rooms t. ! >.1 . B\nk i t ,i.i;*no. JSO. >v. M 1 T!li I L. 11. Yoi'nu, Mti?? ?/> r. ltetftsU"-. I . i .1 iii n. 8. C., .is > ' t t; i' . r oljociCRIP ION OA ' ES One r - - - - - - ft Sixiiioiii - - - - - - :.( ffiiis Thm-iihv *is - - - :?r>wni-. AOVEHTisv- VE'sTa On,. i> - Ewrv lb M- Mil M - " ** !!? . Co-1 u th.i-> <i ??r ' s *i ? >im? i will i?- ii !i- ,i? r-o . ' r.o ll< ; . f ' a:i : ,i ' ? u tili'ite 1. ' )Mru, r s . tnintt, . . nSJMH'l VVPI ' ll;M Lr'.' * rat '-III l;i(C.S, UNION*, < l>[' a pMl. V.-ur su - r*;jI a, < xpiras \v;:J< tin date ' t? !; la ' "T. yo';p pupWli a . !>. i'.i". , - ? ' .er :! n \)n ibitof t! paper it i- triii t r y it to new !, yiiii i! ! iy tlr- on !i>; a vuti will the Mue X mark, that means you are <"h nil u, t ! \ < u <?-r io up 1,'ilinr il;iv u. s n*vi . i p'on p.lily ub servi-i! in tiio important towns nrn citi-s :"r< : . to- A t i n?. t ii* to th< I *,? cifio. I iu P" w:.s tt vtosit rni In ':idn\. ami ii o!;is<ei v joined m th, font i . '' u if t In ;o :. It - 11~ tiieiv is to be a prohibition r-t in na,i i: li'iir. :n, San; Small i.tinuunei ^ t > t he Wli stlUlip the State lor tiuVtrnor on the prohibition ;>! it form. \V. lmv. ; < i-iwii the entnlrwui o: "Winthrop i'oi.-'a>. ln> tru d :nstituti >u tiuh oil its roii h.-i year huh schol:i. it i- o :? e work, its the * ill un ion > : o r j v. . tine. ".o reeornrntinl it oi ii-ar ?.v ?> ou> of t u' i?t-t iiistit till - 'lis for the trait ing of girls. Are ytvu rending the R* miniscences of t War a- I !' h p; ii:?- ].t iters'.' iloth j.?v .t.ti r.ii.g anclwt.1; worth your atte n. 11; \ ,ir- b-tter tnaii t he ? i. u< i ?. .rit-s in : in lli'igflzines. tss.il in- I'-i.iuy of hotii id that they ar' *. r i ' i . are wn't n by tn 'ti wit-) -vere \ in re. Th * high !,r "?* f*?a* notion ':i r y?nr WtlN u I iT!i: 11 for I he S f 11 r111 * r. ; *eor i t J !n !l <ter'? si>, < moot, the *> .ot > >r>tii:i i?i f r i a* crop +1'.'I I ' more riiia. In i <-vt r befo.v ! ( >(: oh'nti >i for any .ittn? crop The- -r ; nri..ni..: * i to 1" ?Js'i t)('<t hales, The > .'i ii rn mil's u*:>n sl;? in >r?' !. . - th u th > |>r \-1 . iyeur. This is to the cr,?iil of mi); building in i Ik- ^ -ut h \\ tn. .1. i'.rv.in a-, i ?? <i an audi e?i?*?* of Wurki: g pi- pie at l\*nn<iiCity -M -iti i-y an t g iv hia hearers sou.. ? i: i adviro II acivisi.i against Strikes lie advis. ? t ie.ll to ll>.? t i; ir i :;ll .tf? ititel- g -at I \ lie sp a p ira:?;. when he >ui 1 ; "I* thi nihiri'ig risen Were half as aetiv- oo ejection day sis r!: y sir.- i enforeeni -i:t of ili-ir Sirik -s t r < \ won I i wield a fonto that would right the e\ |s \ 11 I: li.-set t'otll." "With 'feeling he said lie would abidehe result of ' In primary. \'? *nt lie regutdei a.-i 'rue ! > -in. >er iey tile V'-atc- ' f tii-- wii t p. opie of Sooth Carolina at I. i-t! ?t - ? \, ai.i lo wanted n ? eornsuit t ->o r i? s-? ! >rr betW en h ii and the pi utile. !f the whit peop! s,..i | .,o v. s riu!?t. then O-1 .1 ".'111! w >u .1 h-ive to eoino to ii n. (I.aught -r ) If they did riot On 1 i h; no tv >.i- ! ?ihid? tin- re suit i t.' s' md by the poodo. It* gir. .um plonsn^p to dincuus matters wiril U I. :i .! :> . - f'oi. .1 !? r s! ?iie, ami lev. .11 1 like to discus* the sul?Hi'ly I?il' with him. C.ol. Johnston' agreed to this ami this closed the meeting " The tibove in clipped from \ugust Koht 's report of the sp. aKing at V11 demon August h, at the closet f the sp. < h hy Senator M -I. nine. This se< ins fair, u.. l it S-'iiator Aie L mr: n is si over in his declaration that he will abide the risult Of the primary, (and wo have no reus .fi to doubt his - in orit v.; this is ail that can he asked of him. Wo do not a'l nee . hfoneh t'>. su m glasses, and to liana ft ;rfect ri^hi to rei <hr unto th pe p!:t^vho sent liim as their ri-ore0 i a h i', .Ifi <*(' )!j it of us St > A ><1 ship, ?Wi.i tiny are to he tin* j:n!:ps M' i*> Ills fait 111!? . -m We are i >r juaticit, limt, ia-1 a>id .n! the time, j Let the poO| ' ; i je of t he record of ; the.r servant - -ibis i> justice. TJie | p30p! are competent to judge and ^ lender 1* ju?i VufUiut. Lot tiie case i rest in th.ir bunds. ; TII *v rfrrr. v . ?///./. sriiihT-:. i ' Sl in !' ? (, Out t ..) M'.'i. wh'idi li I'M .lTs.?'i v 'f ' ' w? <k. in whiv't - .Tii! huinired tit i v - vvi't't oli?, is tin- first ! ;l> >r , ' -'U:'.|o of a iy co!..-? ?jUentJO that ha* i'ti.Ti I < ) ui-turb tin: p nc?* ?nl liui'.n >n\ * ii'ii lots hitherto existed Mi-t a on l ho r;.:i! owners and their emp ovens m this St ?l<* It is d*?ep Iv |>l-?r* I that tlio harmonious ctnilitions that have so !>ro? existed, and v1 i di h iv.' ( mis. <| tii<? onvy of tii.. ........ .* . I \w - V - - - ? mill <1)1 iH-l* <:i V i J . ) )l'! II lO WIUIII <vi?h envy, -li odd ut lust be rudely d uurbed. W.< four 'his will only ><t le-goming, unices concession* urso i11\- in ilk* ;iiut will bring ah m. a I. tin I harmonious adjustment of this mutter. The report of thitro.ibh wilt ?i. :t swe t for thmi!! .i? of the V?rth to roll under t'i< ir i > g t'\ "".-I if would not sur pr *e us in ti , 1 it develop that some of t!h oi art largely responsible for t ie m|"?ir ii * of lal-or agitators in o ;r S -'itiil-ttd. It happens, however, I hut i it's u!T lit* is not the result [ o' d ma d for more wages, hut a ro- s?, .c, .fur tl' id ujiop the part of the uiiil ) rOj p tocru-:h Ot!t or.tilt i/.ed l-h r. by refusing to employ any moo ! !* belonging t<> the orgar.'/eti.ir km wn as the I x * i 1 v'rdon. It strike- us that this is a v?-ry dtugero - iiur-e to a.tout. This i.- a. fr ?e co i' tr\ ? a ujaa h .a right to be' u to a'.\ society or <" rg.? nizat ion he se?-- ii>, and an ctYorf on th? part of i' v enrpnr.it i m to interfere wit It tins persoiui] privilege, wi'l. w- bell , r suit In disaster. It will put onlv si rhius'y interfere with toe successful op ration of the industry, b r will b<> ?h.o greatest incentive to the further orgar-ization n:,d rapidly in<T'isi: g of membership. A man wi juu-kly r -si-t ai.y o!V ?ri t<> interfere what he cm . *! f rs his rights an i privuiwe sincerely hope that 'his diMi-tr y will b? speedilj adju-ted, nnd that the e\ii seeds - I'vii wi l !)? d <':' >ye>l hr'.iro they .'c-'ir t :r j'Vite-t r. r.<*?h as u m inufaetur m - otiur !'< * i:: i h? peaceful riuiloi:*- li--r<*t??f r ?x tv h? ween the it)-11 own--; - und tin r ]>! vet s, and we m i-ve that 'he harmonious relations ohm be eoi.tinned indeiiuii e:y by good judgment u: \ inte.iijcMif 11, aimr u;. ' noon ?h.> part ? f the n ill owners looking to tie- b st inter-.-tJ of both empioyp nii i ear ye. I: rather -u'rtj i.t* when we eon. tern; lute that llmiy->ix year-- after i L"0 h surrender of Appomattox (' mr' House wo find that there are *.m? i,n in [,? op'e drawiim pensions to tile hltoum (if Mill f $1 P >.< i <?! ! Vt-i when a Union Uoitnty I! -.id of l' -n-b in- prt-~ - upon tho o << !i in.limed and disabled veteran who -iled his ! ! >o:l on t h ? ha* tie !i?dd and eft a limb hchir. 1, and ; nnec up jti their ouihs ti at he i- a ue.-erv;;ir applicant for a pension, the State it ard will turn him down, a' 1 poss nly ar.olhoi* who ii.i '".junty It ar.i ti is rurr.i <! down, wiil be pvnsi.ned ;iof) a r?.. :.imiin iidat! n oi petition ? d bv a few Citi/ens. Wo Would kf to k.1 :?\V W.I V this i< thus. <' l ! ? JAiu Junv AVtvs Sates. T*'(- I t; iif! oIT, til ijiiu s'i?u|>hI iii I t uiu ii art- -j t.th>if if.? :y to : U i t !i- ii' ! P n lU'l -U?<1 ' ,vl i- i- il l U>- toil t- ii ai it > in' i' v.i 'f iii uin \ piiiim M :c . i' I.!i.- ? ??!! ? 11 i- tut t * 1 '1.1 tli- S'aiK. III.- !.<-..! !. i !i?- c-Miiiuunity is |ni't!i | 4 ii < xi- a I? w <\i !" hi M'\'?-f? ill!' i .1 -ll ll-M l'l .il- [I'll I.HI . ';l > II I-'1 IlKi J-'llIt I'Mis, .ii'., s.-lu .? il M :->: > K'il" i Ml. Wflll !.-1 t 'I'M' i|i Ul-l a: ivi-M iiliit litduls. i'lu'i * iii i ' ui lilV. i>.. a r miii! ui '.in' hi- !i water in !{ mil \?r > . U iv, !{ ',' .1. I' Maiiui .si 1 I illi III.-. r?j-p-Ulit Ill .1, ill -i'.f.n. ii il i,i I .III *? ! I'M ill U 'III till.i'I :-,fl \ Iit'l. i,l th< ...ill *sii1 iti ill ii' 111iri inir.Mi. i II! -.1 Ml ,1 ~.... II V. Mlli'il '1 V'! .1 "i <! . i> W. Iii .? r 1 . K'prt'* i.t t: t ilil- llil't i l.il ]-jlUH?:t? l'.i la,t<*ij <t' i \ Mi- t i'- ni" silh. I Ii" ptuti net ml fifi-iincr at Alii' -.ilmi 'lit k (tliipt i.-i) i.-n'iic'i was a Ii mm .i.ii iia?i' vi i ma. sHlisla -lam In itlt who I tl.e nit ul ;u tfiallt.ll 11 i- -VI \ u- * {-v M: Ih st, i.| t ::f'? ii r-iiri'ii. ai -i'* <i i< v i-. < . iiiii u i. in- ixiiti-i, a 'i in a-1 In '1 s mii ii c ? in imr 1' V I' l!"' -. i -II I -ji i 'i t Ml Tlli sI .1 nil 1 ' ijl-l .'? ,'.111"! 1/ 'II' ' * 'Is .. I! ! 1 ' arm' n11 ??>. N t'ip-ir ot -i s.?. i i | illtll-H l'.i : I I' ill -il- I ilil ..Itmsure ui >it ! </' i In- .-ctMi?-s msl iu l'i-a.i.-i in i! as in1.' cruit" ?.v \l? mm ii-lf a il i .il "\'.i..t*\" I'm iff l:}? i I'fu-i ti ? Hi ' >i\ i!'-I 'i railed some hind -tils iha !i ai ! iii'?<lnit memo? v. ami 'n "iin litliyli as l|i- utii\ iivh i)'il man Mil "|i-siiii e:ri" r i(iu"es" as he rimiil iii- next, mmuiii after Torn '! .-I'M-m 11.at k j?t .lake I' Iter anil tit" jv- '<? ;;!? knight at. i|urnters ri'i" !?: :? to 11,viii Unit 11 in wiin?l.i .viis in of Y ii.ki-fs. , I i.vik dinner with my fi'end Dim (iailriii'n. Hi- 'hoiih of Union coutrv'B ia-at men and c'everest fellow v, a line hnsine: s in to and can"' make, a friei d enjoy li-ins- If too well when lie a ah tit hix home. He just wont te t a lie m a hor?e trade either to take l he ad\anhue o! his fellow man. I am Kind to heai a yooil lejort from i * * - ' Free Tickets I THK TIM K3 ultv-i-s rne 'i Pair. < )'ir i" the most po. ul.u I ion Count v. Will give part a so oil*, r a trip to Charleston K coupon below ami start the bail r i STATE FAiF 1 vote for .Miss The most Popular \ I 1 l'i sH t's (xx here (he pu^i'V. H-v , " ill. Y l in eh, huJ K m. o.Mili'C'iiitf a I i: Hi:": ili'i::i: 1h? past .veck. Mttohj '! I'lt't1 is If'.:' 111* X i J l? .?! ?! ) ?V '!! ' <( Ml | \i. ;he ill!? : ?l:>- et liHtf liivi; j \ p I In-l'V ur mi. ! xvo.ilii ,ki? "o < all the iitti iition of ; In- sill .'IA i .,ii of . Ml two cutis til's lo ' I.m i . :f. ?i -.?! ?f ?? j St.'.ill Sl.vais i??-? s ;v i"'l? ?t 1e: t ir.it. SauiM < f tile iron r> ils lit ;-ritiiijj o v?e il seems vnmi the r.iv- . ,'i Ul'leX IIMSP "liOH WHttOt-S. ii ?;s s. e<e :i v * i?. I'vr' iij.sn iit.e ' V iil.aj up ? "i:! ? snv lho r.'i!!i!V .. . > <irai ?t t- oj ;[ not some hp .. ? i!' 1 !> ' i'ltil It'.! 1.1 I in I ; - i> (!<; . , . I ? l l> I. iliix Wll H :?nti ti'O ( XII t ? - -'ll ll iil?i ui". !> il ' t> u' ?"i??"A ?I ?>! 1 >'" 111 ji.- tii? i! the leas' when they c.tu h I]> |T U < . iiy. v x: \:j:r i v, T*!i i:;st, xxili h? ;! I'll" day of Prof. Vaughn's, sinctng a: | j ' i?i p > . :<;:a v I'll" p ?)l:o tin* <vi'< !. T. !: !' . x\. .' )?n..g :li . In Ui-is a el I I <1 ! "".Hue U'ei: imp it: '''iUMHle ilt 'l l.\ ' H tfHW Tho sv:e?ot Htft '<? ? Utipri < p t u- in (1 tin' soil i~ not 'In- liw'lii. kiii'i 1 ll' IV ,11 e IIV'I c':H ?S of ;m O >tf ill ! 11i - ) w -i..1?Mk?"" v.i o i- jo% rvo.oii : tivr the pV ;..s u-> ot :ii?' p.Wi and th-?si w.<< !) OO'liilft nVCi ihl j t ' (ill ' ' ' '111 fUt'M ! .0 y 111, .lit- Z with S'HI V Ti J m. :? in ".'i i f't iio." Itiri'iue ami wis' j hi! ' ; ill :i SI i 'i I v v, oowrv. I'll'"" s I tu. v. . < <u iiiiii t il it Ion < .' i"s M ,'S ivlll. ll lis f.al.KIie.S HMll per v ' ' V - . ? i . -p,\si"i.;liSPi"irli'epll!!! i .e darn tor i>ihi> '< 11 s its h stent < d .i H "i. ''.ail iti'iii l ;s p r.ii c .1 eneiuPNs ' l- ? V- I if < V 1 ll) Ull-i" p's- ise i \x i !; tl < 11 i*t . ?v,o i < - tluo "The Hi minis' flutes t :li 'A i" li w m? t xvit is hi 11 ih<- in i >' > Lin v . i> ei vMuji atiioiij i!'i<s? xx ho ]<.i>! k iipo l iai" stU'.t'Ch : s a" Ui p ? ta* I Hii'ii 1> 111 Ml C? illlit t X ll." l * < I v". < ' t" : till' III [ im ihis time and we were soirie 'lis I ar ce fr<-in the church; seeking some tiling to drink ami we were successful hi securing plenty of ;?> -?l spurkni.tr water that satisfied our thirst. The association way a success in every particular. The people cntci ai'u d us well in every particular, S r..e d fleronr insMiutioiH fostered by i tie Baptist ciiuiches were represent- j e l t?v aide speak-rs. IIoMO. Lock hart, 3. C. Su'?r- ribe for The Times. [!..'< t i\!l 1 r-e'ed : eli> I : VV i.I Jim (i ii'uli .ld llit- I- 1.11i*> pi pel ! aiirt j luntten of thuM* Umhi\??M! c s \V!i >. judges a* a: ;-hK (1: ' lV.1. til ,J *.. ttl.t ii- in; \vti;;!i\ : 1" tui'iee 1 ! >;?? ^ . ' .1' i?*s.r. wili f' Ml'i'.M" to il.CIVHSeal.il t i'pir in book oiui wr - I-;. b- acoiiiitji.>lii ?i. Vn.\. I lloiuo Visits -"sv ilif. j I: has ' t-i'it seine time 8 lice * !!<?<? I m " coir u-l \vini ! Timi.-', , itll'l -Ollie <>t lilt- t;MVs h'' :n:? V five ( in!oo l.tlie -tile : *? m? ' .r :? will In* tr-S'. uinl crisp to un.r.y o( your' rcifl'Ts. On last Ti urs-lay m T'.ii.p your -'' it c no t!i<* ti'-? ii, i w :.r as '.i h- J?n?- ville to :ir< *i'i t' i annual i iii*'-!.i"g "i Tic I nion ' a i.v iiiji- ' ?l*o aSSm' h' ! >n, l!i* \Vs*< SCVOI; lifti by Mr. II. J. Kiici.ciii, us i iio!1 f the ie. ic'Critativi.-x of the l)aj>. ( l?#t O'.UIVM ill thi p'iacc Jilt* visit ; t > . Jomv-v11 'P vvs a vo: y ; b-asarit ; | ric. ami ho hn.-piial!t\ of t!u pe j?1? is immense. \? e wor* ?u? ;oiiv?l to :' h<- peasant h m:? i f Mr an*! Mrs.!' F 1'. O'.-ho i.I-. wh.'ih"! all in tm-ir ! pi wer to lii-ikc out st pi ant alio . ? y were entirely sue e-.sful. I w is not pr-acuf a' the r^ai i/..--?i loo <<f tin- i.i"ftii.^ but tii*. f riticr j 1 noMrnt <r i' <i Ch*rk, J. A. Sa-w.-r' " Hi'i F. li Jeer Were electcT ami ( ? ^iii.tu wis elected Tr auror. Is I i:mt tl.ot ' . nii'ii ir but n ?t familiar now excej.l ' ? winkle of'In* eye and the s??ti?.<!.11 i illO Vott'C. l'i III ll?*fit a'n.Ulg thi-? | mui'ier w'is Dev. .J. i>. Mahoa, v whoso t;u'?' 1 had not seen in over i viMity years. Hi? body bus lost to < -iiqu (x ent its elasticity, but his ' uiiii'l has not lost the elasticity of '' . crs ago. Aruotig others 1 met Hey Denver. , .voodoos not belong to the iriurter 1 u ci-ritiny ago friends?be is Ntiil a i iMichcior. 11 is bidden humor and (l . life jokes did much to enliven the j . iiversatioTi during the hour of re? . ? t <5'8H; , r i?ii^ther. I met the editor ef Tim i ri.Mi:s,and I must say that 1 knew To The Fair. "ickets (o 11h' Columbia State La?ly i? each Township it) iculurs next week. We will xo sition soon. Fill out the o1H?k at onee. ^ COUPON. I oung Lady in Township. Voter __j 'Ii LAl'KIX STTA rCT\>i Til Ji M I P A T AXMIKSON. lie Reiterates Thai he is a Democrat and Will Abide the Result of the Primary. Honestly Relieves J he is Right and only Wishes to istthmit His Reeortl to His (Constituents for Their Rndorti' meat. s,i. to the Cireenvillr Daily Now:- ) And.vsop, S. Aug ;} )?Senator M li iurir. sudden and uot xpccted :tp). ;.r.- *e h?nc was 1 iii- finest- coup cx- ; oui'i! in State i?oiities in many u in v Havi -ft been informed that tli?n i <*rs if it is senatorial scat \\>i. niik;i ?r pit til out of his a'osi iv i *i : tor M l.nar n determined to be j resent i*i the Audcrs.il meeting at j M y cost. A reifjtram cnught him just is he vi"? 'envi ig New York by land for | \ rti 'k and by hiring; a special tr.tiu I > m Si'iiri'ii be arrivco here at two Less than ton men knew it mi although very tired with the .JTit-y which included eighteen i ii~rt o.? S<-.. ueiIt'.* w?.<ie<i into crowd with gloves > IV ?: <t t hi* . i?.? and won fuMy seventy live p-r . it. of tin? meotii j,. N i special ,*. u it res\ was showt .hitn as be ??? i 'O open with an ! uir ri? he folvr.i b\ .I'jiin, ton with the r? j:?'> tor j h.m-'ii. In 1 C'S?- t * an twenty | itut niter !i ^'arrival ho was sp? v. z t' <; .Jo.h .stone w. s evide!:11 y t I - ijr.v, an i tnu'lo a piendid pe< eh. < ? hi manning ail ins power of snr mm lie i tied to in ! . Up die Senator - >, 'nr. a: !.( ! ?.f republicanism and Mineai'd '.n tarn vu ti.o <?id war sp ri"> i .rt is > a-hip una pntr.it is.n lie at ttukad MuLuurln on his vote on tho .. j > . ii.- vi. ?v-> on expansion, dp - ib-idy, . ft J- ivi patronage u r. .in i.i power of rtdcule and bar* ?hlll R-nlyd _ S my tor M 'Ls.urin causrht t'c: i ii i iii'iiiii by mixing hi.! < -' >: .pji-tit api'n-.ti wim iIn; old ? a- mi py Turning on I .b vo ii r. fuin,i i argauioiil t; n ii-s.- that t.*: till: r.te- ii was a ,\i i- ui'iii <T i>\ti. 1 f. stt.to i Ui.-> roii i i' r vol.. en tin- ireuty and the . ow*J i i.'! rseii Itiii:. He ii i'L .vhx he taV'iri'd exuur.-iur. uiii ^ a a other endorsement. Then - toid : a -u wh'at lie k; i \v of the ri'-oi the bin?' subsidy inibter i o _'ot anolher ei dor-emend In a -' .I i am lucid w ?y ?. timi x: i -:.. how e '.dint- to recommend di iii jer.il.- for <t rul it].j:? intments Ho hud, he - -.a!, i'oi"i:iiijei d o democrats " here It- ? ?uid be a].], >inted ttn.l when a. n \\ ? i n chance for a democrat ? xvorK for ti.e r> publican applicant ) ? would hi moat accept i-bit to tin aiioi.s to bo s'Tved. That also old.cd tic crowd and lit- got another iidoi-i iiu-nt. Over half of the crowd on- fanners and w i.t owny onthubastic followers of M'.'L: urin. There \ ere uo personalities between Johnir.iineai.il McLiitirin and while the t !i ii?i' 'Ait- keen and most merciless \x as on a high phirio. It was a hat toot .na lei - 'id 'lii- keen bursts of ei;rr and udicti.e was one of the tin st exhibit ions ever witnessed in nuriy days on the stump of this tide. MeLuurin parried cvr? hi'iisl of his opponent and turned ds keen blade without nnrcj on lib ird:i,;.'i 1st. When it was all over v. lw ty was ilnZ'd and wondered i.)\v it happened. Latimer's spaecl x*ns along the line of his previous efor*.:> but in a much milder form. The r.'vxd here was strictly a homo crowd nqu.ry shows one man from Oeonei inl Spartanburg and three from in eovil'e including this correspondlll . I his stiltonirtlil. in rno.ln l>n/inn?. v .< iiiuviv; M' Unil3r t i- ruui'>r?>(l hero tonight that an t was made to discount tin jr.'jn victory for Mcbauriu, here tola y i>v s.i\iogthat a McLautin crowd fas brought here. This is aosolutey u nt i in*. litis is a McLtturin towi omrht ai d the city band here seriiid fI him. He made a nice speech n response to the cull. COAL! COAL! It will pay you to s? o me bebro you buy your coal, I will kt op botli bard and oft coal of the very best <|unity, and all orders will receive uompt and careful attention. Ilcnpet tfully, Kbit F. W. MOOltK. I 'state NEWS NOTES. ^omirnsoti J>.mi O/ir Exchanges. ".''i s Lena Keith, ? highly respected " I p" >riirent 'fiily I'd" M?-Ff>rlutui. f.i' 12 m1lc? ft >in Wiwlesbom, N >wn# Hsaau't*d dfie.sd:iy, t he 2Ip' and A-ns probably fate My injured by ne<? -i, Luke Bomrh, wlio was oaujrh' end hanged and shot almost t' pieces. ik ak w Work will soon commence on th new cotton mill, the Molfohon Mann factoring Co., to ho erected at New berry. Hide tracks from theC , N ik b. railroad to the site selected, hav? ilr-osdy been graded, and the ground ; < being-'leveled and prepared for therection of the building. -V ft * Jnmes M. Douglass, Ph. P., of | Itla'dcstoek, has been elected to the chair of physics and astronomy ir Davidson college. itv i?lnee of Prof. TTonvv brills Stdith, who lias been elected president. * * * S'pulrtj' Tillman, having got a cin de~ in his eye, was unable to speak at Spartanburg or at. any of the Subsequent meetings. He wept to Columbia for treatment smd has been suffering severely. * t * <~>n last Sat urday afternoon a shooting occurred in the mill district of the city of Columbia. Newton Cannon was shot, t-.brough the body by Pen Pierce T^e wound is thought to lie serious but not necessarily fatal. The shooting was the result of on ('Tori upon the part of Cannon to stop Pierce from using profane language in the presence of ladies, while waiting for a car. Gpcnining of Books of Subscription. S* t*?? nf S hiMi r'aroMna. ) . ('oun'y of Uninu. J I'u'ssrvit 1.0 h .commhsion i-swd to H m 'l<?- i/n-d as corporators by M. If. ivrn'!. Secretary of State, on the 29tb il?;V of .\ucri'8t. \oM''o '? hereby given that bvrks of snb>eriii'i< n ! ?' the capital stock of th llaHiw 7 umber V: Mannfacturim* f'oM'-riv wilt bi? ojxmert at > Hi -ft of T E !*:?it?- v in the city of Unin. S?at?* nod coimtv efon said, on September 9 1901 at 12 o?. 'Hi- -n; 1 nrojmspd corporation will b ve ; c?; tl Mock ..f $l0.0o0, di v i?1? <1 it r.t loo '! !( > f the par value of ?lftb ea-h vit.ii i;- piia^ip?l place of business at Unto .iu(| \? iI b' empower;?1 to ev. " <; e i- 'ii-bu- m?-ss of manufacture ami s of b !.ng ?nat '!ial :ou1 house furriishui 's and fi e insurance agency '1' K. 17AII.ry, 7 . 11 1. McXally. ( C"rl,l'r'"*1'1'.'fti-1 t . GREEN HEADQAJAI Buggies, Carriage and Veh MAKE High Brads We arc the People to b A. Carload of McCormi Corn Binders, Corn SI R alias just received. A Mower and Rake will j farm in one season. Sold on cj tlieiu, Oreen cV: Boyd sell them. 1 J GREEN ? UNION CARR1 AV e have jiHt doubled our c repair work and guarantee our p A Largs stosk of Carr ...on h (live us your work if yc WE S/ ilXlOft 0AKK1 Fancy Waf Wo have Boinona, Atlcn Vienna, Banquet, ChocnL FANCY CAKES. Louisiana Crisp, Butter T Teas, Cheese Biscuits, ( Snaps, Snow Flake Plain you want in Fancy Cakes the oven. GRAHAH & ESTE bmmwm??j??11 TT ANTED. Ladies to do writing a( li one. Salary 520 00 pn month. Sratioprtrv furnish*d. For particulars apply to Miss Fannik K. Ei?im, Mivbiutou, S. U. Euclid c-tnip for teply 30 3tp. WANTED. I want to buy old w-winst machines. . \nyo.e having old inacmiif* that are +<* vorn int., not giving satisfaction, and vi?h to ?nt ri<l of them for cash, or extif ge for a new High arm Ntiger, will all on or address Tub ^inukr VIfo Co. -partat.burg, S. C. It tuakns no difLr iici* what uiako of machine yon have I vill buy it. 30-lin. WANTED Your accounts locodtta. Prompt at"iition to business gurranteed Mer !? !!.t*4 tlrtof.tl'v Id il'turu _??..I Kncli.oaa it'll (r? ncrnlly will find It. to their iner?-st to give ate their accounts II .J. D. Errs, Gibbet* Utilise. Union, S. C., Sept. 4, 11)01. OO-.'hp WANTED?You to know how to nuke money. Come end buy my land on Broad river, udjoining the Lockhart M ills', above. Prefer to sell as a whole but will divide to suit. o. 1). fakkar Lockhurt, S. C. J)52t Something to Remember, When u eouffh or cold is neglected consumption almost Invariably follows. < cmomlicr Mo.\ lean Syrup only costa25centsn botllc.and yet lias proven in many thousand esses an absolute safe cure for coughs, colds nrul eon siini|ition. Taken in tiin c it euies quickly. Children like it because it tastes so good. Insist on your druggist kce-ing It for sale. Ki'.ol the seemingly miraculous cures it has effected, printed on the wrapper umuiid the V hot lie, 4^ .1 Pitiable SigJ:t What is moro idttablo than to <ee a puny, delicate little ehild absolutely d\ing from neglect There are many titiio ones, whose cheeks would grow o wlpee c; rs wcuid grow orighl, whose lied: w>u! 1 be j lamp n"d pretty i! o.ily the w irmr lh.it are ki nwlrg ?t tiicii iiui.a were rcmow.l, v.Heli 5s c>-s'ly ellei led ? i;li Mi lliei';< \Vor..i Fyrup. so ..iee to t?d<e ih. i v k.I.lr. n ,'i r It. ALoncurc for tape worn, in gro.ii ; .. j. !o. 7 y i\ 25 cent bottle The s *e-nt Gno'l Pes 1th. Tie secret of beauty and good lieailb is clean o- 1*;: !' :i'!;:c*s breeds Clx^nre, 1 nten. : vleaolMicss is cv? n ol gri air. Imi or tnnce t Iiiiii > atei'iiiii. Kcop >uur net- bi l.?e and your bowels thoroughly elcttn by taking a Mexican Knot l*ill occasionally. Their use does tue nerves, kidneys, etc., good also. Only 25 cents a box. * Goodie's Quick Relief, Wlu'ii your joints a ltd bones nchc and your lli-sh tcels tot.dor and sore, a 2b cent bottle tif C?o?>cln-'s t.'ui k belief will givo you quirk roller. Host -tire for colic. Healthy lllooil Makes IJcalthy Flesh. To have (rood tloah and irood foelllng, to look wt'il und fee I well take Home douche's Misapaiilla, Nothing rite so good for pale ftlid siekly women.' Pile-ine Cures Piles. Money rofou tided If It ever fails. ASTi-Aiit'E eures Chills and Fever. It was estimated that there were almost 2,000 men in linek representing all the trade organisations oI Charleston, during the celebration of Labor day. & BOYD, ITERS FOR is, Wagons icles of all Kinds; RS OF - " 9 Harness. uy your Leather from. ck Wheat Harvesters, iredders, Mowers ana my for themselves on a small isy terms. McCormiek makes Si, BOYD. 1 ^ 3 [AGF, WORKS apacity for doing all kinds of rices as well as our work. iago Material always and... )ii want a first el iss job. iTiSFY. AGF WORKS :ers^?^ a, Sugar, Champagne, Vanilla, ate and Graham Wafers. liin, Bon Hons, Five O'clock lolden Gate Biscuits, Ginger and Baited. In fact anything * i and Crackers just in hot from W g The Fancy Grocers. * ' m