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(Correspondeco Of the Union TIMEsD
News from North Pacolet.

ErrA JANE March 31.--As we have been
quite unweii fer the past week, and not able
TO write much nowyksss hope our indalgscctt
readers will excuse.:ss - 'cis sZs ~
we wish ie-~SyAk 4 ~
49, - ;. J. ue''1n a
from the storm Of 1--we Intended TO re-
port Thja1Hn<6 (dnatc circumstance took
pIaoe,di ~ ) North side Of Paco'et instead Of
tho Saush side, as our kind Editor has al
'fSAdy informsd our readers. When we
wrote the article we were under the impress
sion that he was killed on Pea Ridge.
Those Of our North pacolet friends who
have promisei US TO write some for the
TImEs have failed so far and We have seen
or heard nothing of them. We hope taey
will let US hear from them soon. vcx
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The UBIQUITOUS COMPOUND LARD BiLL.-At
q meeting Of the Greenvi!le Board Of Trade,
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
"Whereas, The Agricultural Committee in
the House in recommending the passage Of
the bill known as the Compound Lard Bill,
have shown desire to attack an important
industry Of the South, one which has enabled
our planters, and tenants on farms, most Of
whom, as a class, need all assistance possi-
bic, TO realize largo cash values"
Khersds, Cotton Seed Oil, purely vega.
table oil, free from disease, is composite
part Of ssid lard, and seems to be the ono
article objected to by advooAtes of the bill, is
pronounced by able ph6siciaps and chemists
as pure article Of food, and should not be
outlawed, but moro largely usep when COM
pounded with 'puro leaf lard and leaf
in preference to the so-called pure hog lard,
made Of unhealthy flesh, with no caro- for
the public health" and
"Whereas, This legislation would benefit
one industry by destroying another, and
greatly increase the price Of an Article offood
without increasing its value or healthfulness.
and enable corners" to be made and fcti-
tous values TO rule where it is now almost
impossible on account Of the abundant sup
ply obtainablc and
"Whereas, The government does not need
the revenue proposed to be derived from
this industry:
"Be it Resolced, That we object TO that
part Of the bill which proposes to tax COM
pound lard or cotton seed oil, bot have no
objection to branding packages containing
this lard SO that all may know its true nature
providing that tho so-cslled pure lard is
also branded that 1t may be known Of what II
is made.''
IA IL -. O.. ~.<1
Representative from this State be furnished
with q copy Of the resolutions, and urging
that that they do their utmost to prevent the
passage Of the bill.
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Bay 4 mob assembled Mt Tryon City,
N. c., last Sunday, and rescued man by
the name Of Wiiliamr, from the guard
house. The prisoner wa, under senteuc Q
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SUBSCRIPTION, 81 60 PER ANSO"
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Tho p. Q. will be opened ior ous'"'''
from 8 A. NJ. to $50 L. Nj. ;u n.
The Money Order p'Se nsH Ap Al
opened for business from a; M a., p,
\, nd The Southern Mail at $50 L. NJ.
NJ, ;nnt,eution or irregularities should
no report,d promptly to the i; NJ; H
oe ''sP' &c. HUNTER, =. NJ.
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Essy- Our friend Harry Cohen Tipped of to
New York last week to buy stock Of Goods,
hut while from under our paternal eye, he
took to himselfn te,ter-half. Well, joy be
with you both, Harry.
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nsa,, II. +. McPherson left for his home
in Liucolnton, n. c., yesterday. Like
Cesar, he left because there was no more
cotton to buy.
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a NdIEoW CoChpo' ----------------
For several weeks there has been ansuas
pleasantnrss in the congregation Of the
coiored Baptist Church here relative TO the
calling Of a Pastor, to fill the pupit, made
vacant by the resignation Of Rev. John Wal
lace, but who, recopsidering his resignation,
was also candidate for reelection, which
caused split in the congregation-th boil
ters uniting with Wallace in organizing
another church, and held services in n build
ing now called Lylos Chapel, in tho rear
of the Male Academy.
On Sunday last Wallace b,ptised two
candidates, after which he preached a SER
mon to large congregation in the second
story of the building: the lower story, being
occupied by Nancy Lyles as dwelling.
Just rs Wallace was in the midst Of his
sermon, the floor gave way aud down came
preacher and congregation, men and women,
-urA.>i----ss-ym.x Hn1c rUmv-wYgNzy
swinging to.the eidg THE ann6isKSd VAN
Fer several minutes it was impossible to
distinguish the men from the women they
were 8" badly mixed up. Strange to say,
no one was killed, but some were badly
bruised. Old brother Paul Austell, the old
"father in Isresl," had his jaw-bone broken
and several teeth knock ed out, and one old
sister had her ankle badly sprained.
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r6y- Mr.. W. S. McLure has returned from
New York where. he purchased q select stock
of goods for J. W. McLure, Agent, who will
display them in the TIMES, rext week. So
lDok ont for the q ivsct sement.
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NY. Don't fail to real Mr.. II. Nj. 3ri"-
tsll's new advertisement. No room 10 Guy
more this week
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---- --afsAHANf-sssPA PAFsHfs-nu~c-S Suss- -rccsfveu-
finest line of neck wear for gentlemen, that
they have ever bad; can sell you tie from
/ cents, upward. Call and Inspect them.
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Thirty horse stalls on the grounds Of the
State Agricultural and Mechanical Society
we're destroyed by FIRE last Fridoy. A
co,ored man has been arrested on suspicion
Of setting fire 10 the stables.
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xsa The weather is fine for farm "orh'
and Judging from the quiet OF our Town
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a hre at Woodruff, Spartanburg Co., last
fid"y' destroyed the stable and a auantitv
oI COW feed, belonging to Capt. A. b. Wood,
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The Republican House at Washington has
passed the bill TO admit the territory Of
Wyoming TO the sisterhood Of States. AZ,
the sds last election Wyoming qRztt : s,a sns y
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Personals.

~t~AseSs"&ss W
Rev. J.. Albert Wallace, D. D.. of Bristol,
Tenn, paid his friend and former classmate,
Rev. D: q. Clifford, visit last week.
Mr. aud Mrs;Wsrren Duprc, of Spartan
burg. spent fsw5days withsM T. G. Dun
can aud family, This week.
Mr.. W. Leland Brady and wife have
moved to Anderson.
Mr.. W. L. Robinson and George Martin
left as Tuesday for their homes in Laurons;
Messrs Merits & Co.. having removed their
stock Of Goods bsok 10 Lsursns.
sops6 sssisl fuu r-~s'
MsIn,yrs, rsturnyd sw fork' suoaay'
Misses Susan Bro q Alice Harlow,
.,,s Vi ass.i'' .s.'s i.ss: u. Maid. .ss
Gage, -
aa-S ESs'sss sas sp Jumps and Blem
isbes from L|lood spasins. Curbs
Splints, Swed 'pope 9, s'ihes, Spratus !,
.hv ne os - .. Warranted the mos
wond eys.ls Cure ever known. Sole
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sSo,fRra as we know and have ever heard, we
don't Believe any one doubts thoir democracy.
We do not, But we know them to be impet-
uous men, Of strong prejudices, and honestly
confess we doubt their judgment and discre-
tion, as leaders. We neither doubt their
democracy or honesty of intentions,
but yo do not, and cannot, endorse
heir tvery doubtful methods of controll-
ing conventions and making nominations |;
or, as Mr.. Shell said, when he discovered
that theword nomination" sounded too
mandatory, making Suggestion"
Mr.. Tillman hns perfect right to aspire
to the high position of Governor of South
Carolina and TO adopt every honorable
means Of securing it. 1t is laudable ambi-
tion and his friends have an equal right to
do all in their power to dominate and elect
him; hut it does look so very inconsistent
to put it mildly, for one set of men aspiripg
to Office to denounce another set, who rnay
be are in Office for practicing ringism,
bossism, injustice, &C., and then adopt the
same means to accomplish the Same ends,
for themselves, that We feel it our duty to
speak Of it. That is just the way the
proceedings of the Farmers Convention
in Columbia last week appears to us.
But, understand ns, while we do not like
the methods adopted by AIR, Tillman's
friends to put him before the Demscratio Cons
vention as q Suggestive candidate If that Con.
vention places him at the head of the State
ticket, be shall receive as cordial and honest
support from us as we would give to Hon.
j. C. Sheppard, who is our first choice. We
do not consider Mr.. Tillman bad man, by
any means; on the contrary, We like him for
his honest Independent obara,ier, bis gem
erors impulses, and bis high order Of in
Ne consider him shrewd .po;iii-
can, braS< pap, but MOI 49, an 10
seller in . case where prudence and sound
roiioy5Hin word and act is essential to
insure successs5
The following is the Platform adopted by
the convention:
PLATFORM.
Whered', it is the inalienable right. inhe.snt
and constitutional Of citizenship, to meet h
any orderly manner, to propose aud discuss
measures to adopt platforms of principles and
appoint, IL expsdient, champions Of raid prin-
ciples and whereas, experience has shown
the value OF agitation inside Of our ranks.
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a Republican Congt Il y e Repub5
lican State. New Me1ioo > % be kept out
Of the Union, because II would be Demo-
cratic State, The New York Tribune regards
the burden of Statehood too heavy for the
Southern Territories to bear, but Is quite
willing that Wyoming shall "come in on the
chit" Perhaps It is because the women
voters of Wyoming viii be able to nurse tho
infant industry. .---Nsps and Courier.
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Sons Of Temperance.

Sons Of Temperance.
At the last quarterly election of Union
Division, No. %, Sons of Temperance, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term:
W. p, A. w. Greene.
W. A., s. NJ. Rice, Jr., E.,U.
r. s., w. G. Counts.
Ar rs, Miss Id. Dunbar. =. =.
r s., Ir
Treas, DR.. @. T. ssdf
Chaplaio, Rev. s. r. Hope.
Conductor, T. b. Butler.
Assistant Con, Miss Cora Counts.
Is. J. ii. McNeace.
o. s., s. s. Stokes.
The officers will be installed at the next
regular meeting.
The Division is on rising ground again
and tho members intend to make H., as IL
Should be, one Of the most prosperous
)iN<sions in the State.
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u.,,,.t, Chapter, b. a u. hev's'~ s,..l
r0aa'e $ -. ~. .Os,s Fraternity OF this tows ~
..n ,ndus,riou.ly at work for ne'i
sesn ,u ~. ~.sl aud experienced quite a'e
s;s., among themselves in saetios .:. M.
,sn NV, - Masonry by re.toringto active ~.
s vork poiuse,t ChapssF. r.. a.. A.. - -
hitch has been dernn ~
\, ~. q ). r.. X.sss. Of 8. c., at its -
Grand Conyocaiion. FsS.Sl2, A. I.,2429 ana
acting under authority Of the same NJ
=. G.. p. O. II. p, Morris Clarke
one Of the brightest Masons iu the
country, proceeded in conformity WI"
Masonic Law aud custom, TO revive foinse'
$ Ch,pter, No. 16, on Monday March 81 io'o
=. Af,er all preliminary preceding
ue,e ended, NJ. L. c., P. G. II. IT, Morr'
,. Clarke, called Comp. p. II. r., W'l''ao
H., Munro, (who va, H. P. when the Cnai'e
III foil dormant, in the troublous days OF "a
10 preside, appointed oil tho necessary on
GERS. and opened POinseit Chapter No. II
in ample form. :,
n The necessary proceedings in reSiv'ng 4"
ay Charter. electing and initiating eiss'e'
new mcnters, kept the Companions hard
work until after o'clock Tuesday morn'n
rk' On Tuesday, eight more new me"oe'
wn uot;no 26 In all, were elected and ipit'
60 -~lan n&aA- y
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- -.h.n Y.rmsrs conyentioA

!. lyery briefly, the impression len 1 ms
Siua ass&6 & &Ss%sains % them them. : s.. Of
the convention. We frd We
Ilaken as to its authorship when SC
. said & had the strong car-marks Of TIL Of
AN. for Mr.. .Tillman confessed ia the con. IS
ention that he hadsomething to do with its 1; 4
for the public. 1t was cum Q,
ingly written document, purporting to be
call for a convention Of the Farmers sndal
h.se who sympathised with "the Farmers
Movement" to discuss measures OF reform 7
and redress III what is termed abuses enc
in the State government; but
yiftcd down to strict construction CT ns
it was call issued by ce,tsin mem
hers of the Executive Committee Of the Far
mcrs Association, to accomplish certain
..moycment' under the pretended sanction
and authority Of the Farmers A.soS;is..::o2,sI
by which Tillman should be put before the
pcople a, the choice of its members for the
b;ch posi,ion of Governor of the State; and
20 forcs al the action of the Democratic State
Convention, by presenting 70 that BODY :
'0'at 1's>o1 otsAss-F1- Alsllll9E|11EI
rejection.
Should the Democratic Convention rcfuse
| to confirm the nomination Of Tillman and
| Colt, we cannot conjectlre the course Mr..
Tillman and his followers will pursue during
campaign.
Ever since we can remember, the cry of
"cut and dried ticket" the "Ring Ruled
the Convent on" has been sounding in our
ears at every election; but if there ever was
a "cut and dried ticket, and convention
ruled by ring. it appears to us that the Far-
mcrs Convention held in Columbia last week
was the most unblushingly ring-ruled body
of men we ever heard of, judging from the
published proceedings. 1t was as plainly
"cut and dried 10 consummate the plans Of
the an-Shell-Irby -Tolbert faction, as
could be devised. Tillmau went there, he
announced, with the platform in his pocket,
written entirely by himself, and when it was
ddnnfad. he told tho convention they had
"swallowed Tillmanism WHOLE but he did not
ask the convention TO swallow Tillman -
although from the following extract from his
speech, it is evident that he believed the
machinery WAC set f,r ,ho o,.;. A.
swallow him o,so No nooo.s.r ...;..... ~
ito d;oe.,;ve no,r.r.. >,
You have .dontod q ,,o,f,rr WI. !.
the use of having platform unless YOU nut
man before the people who knows il, en-
dorscs it, has slept over it, and can explain it,
10 the people, and fight for it and give it life
and forceI don't ask you to be your leader
But If you put me there You may be sure
amd amrt ohm.nS nSI. III ior H. nave oeen viiiined
have been heaped npon INV head II IL trns
that have also said some harsh things. hut
then you see don't claim to be an angel
m,n smites me on one cheek, don't
an EdnoS.,d id'n namns .mu o.nef :" nun. am just
jumps on me I'm going to knock him orirv,'
=zssh ~ hen tho so,e was taken unon.
3 .-4 !, ). s.S- s. thst3l{
4 ahaaons DO 'h"ae' " "ss clear
"''oi'' VI un' y. wv sn'o" "a su01 :"
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Hob, Mango, and Scrstche. on human
animals cured ~ fos1pinutes BY Wo,lford
Sanitiry Lotlon, never fails. Sold
J. M. GIBBS Druggists, Union. q
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our years ago '''s'
d State. 80

The officers Of tho Chsutauqua State Con.
vention are DR.. J. H. Carlisle, Of Woffsrd
College, president; 8. @. May6eld. Of Green
vile, o. J. Bond, Of Charleston, J. L. Wilson J
of Society Hill, and Rev. A. A. Marshal, q
Anderson, vice-presidents Mrs. w.
Thackstou, of Yorkville, corresponding secre
secretary r.. T. CASTOR, of CherAw, treasuref
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Masonic term:
Comp. ]. H. McKissick, H. P.
" James Munro, X.
/" John Rodger, 8.
/" W. B. Bewley, p. s.
i" A. C. Lyles, c. ii.
Thee. Munro. r. A. c.
{" JIG. Long, NJ. 3d v.
&" r. w. Tinslcy, NJ. 2d V.
I'D. Humphrics, NJ. 1st V.
&" L. G. Young, Sec.
.' John A. FAINT, Treas.
G. C. May, Sen.
On Tuesday night, the officers Of the
Cbap,er were publicly installed by +. G.
II. F., Morris Clarke, in the presence of
large number Of Ladies, who were highly
pleased with the imposing cerem ouies.
wo are informed BY old Companions who
we're present and heard P. @. II. p. Clarkes
lectures, that they were the fin est they ever
-the grand lccturee
Of tina. eminentIy profSuhd Mason, A. q
Mackey.
We had a call from Comp. p. G. II, p
Clarke, the morning he left and We never
saw man feel proudcr Of any ything than
he did Of the work he had done and the
spirit and intelligence Of the membership
of Poinsctt Chal ter.
The presence of so many Ladies at the
installation, the fine music, aud the hand
soDnely furnished room, he said, was the
fiji est Masonic cxhition he ever witnessed
and he said further, that Union has the
handsomest Lodge Room and the brightest
young Masons of any Lodge in the State.
We were unable to participate in tho de-
lightful convocntiops, but rejoiced with our
noble companions in the enthusiastic revival
of Poinrett Chapter. 1t could not be in
better hands than its present officers and
members. ..=z..a=....s...s.s.-.s-.z=
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Correspondence OF the Union TIMES.
More News from PacQlet and Trourh shoal

PAcoIET, March 8l.-rIn writing ab,u,
Trough Shoals last week. omitted, through
mistake, the following names: Mcssrs f..
y. Burpee. Inspector of c'o,h-room: W. T..
Jet, aud j. L. Jeit, hend iron aud wood
workmen in machine shop; s. s. Davis, fine
carpenter; John G. Buyers. miil-wrigat /;
h1lBishop, house carpenter Robert Worthy
and J.A. Kinueti, shosmakcts, aud d. Is.
Bailey, butcher. Ishoull have stared, slso,
that the Knights Of Honor have Z 10 Ice
~hiah a In n dnu ri 4. o,r. iiior . q.
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South CARoLISA CHAuTAuoUASs.--The
minutes Of the proceedings Of the second
annual meeting ofthe State Chautauqua Con-
vention ofSouih Caroline, held at Spartan
burg, Aug. 21st and 22nd 1889, recently is-
sued, give some interesting ss aissahQat the
Chsstaaqua ass msSC,,n s, n this sta,e. m
cd, in Grcst State Convens,.ss .s, cLs 40 g
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Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
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We desire TO say 10 our citizens that
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liver and blood.
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Wheat-Nhite. eossle busheL
Cora 5ts8soe = sus1el
Corn Meal-s sio0 ? tol.
No. fred-slTeJ 2 t0n
No. z feed-si5.s8 = tOu.
MiddlLgs-sl5-G 3 t0n.
Bran-s o0 p ton.
Flour-Liiy Waite. $40 Patent. s2-so nun
dred
0ats-5od SIC ? bushel
Evc-sk3c 2 bushel
Barley .9el.1J ? hundred.