The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1882-08-18


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Dn. C,nLIsLE's E,rcr,o>. cI,rrion or
DIR James n ,nrliSIc :, the prr.i,lr,rv nr ,L,
South carolina rIrrc Lv rI, rrn.,.c. virI ,,iy,.
universal Satisfaction III. hr,,,v ,,,I -urnui
nous election of this dis iuruisLrl ami tru, SON
uc SOUTH CNru,iuA t., one OF the r,., .x,ltrI !
trusts within her git cannot fail 10 imrrr>- that
faithful AMI cpr>c.cuiinus man where duty calls .
him. \ graduate OF the proud old INSTITUTION /
he cannot fail to hod up her hands in her weak. !
ness when al Carolina as one man puint. To- him |!
rs that cit;Acn "f all others who can dn most To-
huiil up the COLE" Of our fathers ami make il ,
the iirush light in our educational systrin-
''Carli>lc To the front - is now the warchNnrI I
Of all who feel that the life ur the institution j.
par, aud parcel Of the lirc ur the Cou,uonwralrh
Under these circumstances it a,InrI. us r,rulirr
ground to hrlrvc tAat pr. Carlisle viii ACCEPT
the position which l. hcrr. :, Il ltIrrjn!y rlncrI
Al his disposal hy the Trustees AMI with which
the Faculty vf ,hc College are So heartily in ,,..
corl Convince nr. Carlisle or all we state here
with perfect truth il not with warmth. AMI we .
feel sure he cannot fail see what duty lie. anl-
Of hiU. AMI where duty call, i- with Jainrs
\. Carlisle, TO Go.
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DrArnS E.ILro,p MNy<,rk VIM. NJ +,
VALLEY. rre-i lent OF the iirnr,it Central E,I.
road. dropped dead in the streets AT Sar,t,,-, on
Thur.lay nrtcrupun He was - wears ,,i lis
wife and son were With him. Death rr-,ilirl
from dyspepsia WiIh very few ">r"riipn- h..
controlled the railroad Interests Of Georgia. am.
the trust never seemed too heavy for his firm
hand and iniomiiahlc will. Ills lines tapped all
ihe cities and towns Of Georgia and r,'llnr lar
into Alabama. 1t was hi, 'tr seeing Sagnclty
that established line of magnificent steamer,
between Savannah and New l"rk. adding great.
The prosperity of the state. When Mr.. Wa llcy
thus controlled giant corporations AMI might
have tccomc millionaire if l." hal ir>ArI, il
l. renlarkahic ilct that he never once sirruia.
ic'' III the stocks OF his roaIS. although hr mli>t
nave known long before outs ilcrs lid. when they
Mo'Id rise ar fall. Ills Whole ambition seemed ,
to hc ccnlcrcd OF the one "lJrct, the success II
The roads oi which he was the manager
HORRIBLE hENrm.-Thc M"nunir lGa.(
'"""H" says: "'n Frlty afternoon lat lis
'rcasng al t:r occurred OH TIA" plnuratiH II If Nr
Jerry Scott. brother of Mr., John II. Scott. Of
Tins ounty, near Norwood, hy which his youug
son Waiter, a"cl about eleven years. waS Killed.
At times inclined To he ricirs< has been worked
regularly for a number Of years. At the time
mentionc Walter and n little negro girl were
"rNng the bull to the pasture. Waiter went
hhcan. opened the gate and stood rut IN the iHnr
waving S"iich or >''cN IN hiN hand /" turn ihc