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Al
inc TWO Plows following it. gives the rows
the right distance apart, snd is an easy, nice
anu rapid way of plsniing stubble in peas.
And as reos, beyond doubt, are the greatest
eno'"'0f OF our worn and impoverished
'""s-a cheaPer and better fertilizer than
our commercial manurc,-I hope my brother
farmers will, next year, try Mr.. DIS method
oipi'ntins peas, and that my friend. the
moael farmer of this model farm, will live long
10 bless his profession with so many traits of
. successful farmer and good citizen; and
iuther, that he win lay aside his modesty
and gtvehis brother farmers through the Al
lance column the benefit of his experience
and observations. And long may his kind and
accomplished wife with his two bright child
rem, live to ndorn and bless his beautiful lit
tie home
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SCRoyuLA ALL HIS LIFE consider
my cure by 8. s. s. one Of the most wonder.
full on record. l had the worst type OF
Sc, ofula from my infancy until was ~
years of age. My whole young life was
embittered and made miserable by tho
loa,hsone disease. not only suffered from
the Scrofula. but was 60 marked that L was
ashamed to associate with, and was avoided
by, my playmates aud fellow workmen.
tried every known patent medicine and was
first and last attended by more than dozen
reputable physicians, but in spite Of sll, the
disease continued TO grow worse. About
four years ago q friend from Pittsburg ad.
yised me TO tske s. g. s., which did, and
after taking seven bottles was cured sound
and well. The old skin peeled off and was
replaced by new skin, as smooth and free
from blemish as any person. have had NJ
return or symI ton Of the disease.
IRSpY V. SMITH, Belmont, W. We.
Treat Sc on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
| ed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co Atlantis, Ga.
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Iron MINE DISCOVERED NEAR Rock HILL.
ROCK Hill, Sept 5.-Captsin John G.
Steele, who has been sinkinga shaft for an
iron IN ne two miles South of Rock Hill, in
the "Black jack section, says that he has
completed The shaft and that there is an i'm
mense bed Of the finest iron near his shaft
Captain Steele found this place BY accident
one day while hunting.
The only cotton seed oil refinery in the
State is tho one belonging to the oil mill at
this place. This should indeed be an In
contive for the people to patronize the oil
mill. With the best men, the best and new
est machinery, and other inducements Which
are not offered by other mills, what more
could be asked?
gentleman, whose name is withheld,
says that Rock Hill Is on bigger boom than
ever before. This is saying great deal fo,
the "Msgic City," as it has always been on
| boom of no small scale.-Special 10 Regisfer
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BULLYING rnE SrRAIanrouTs IN GnhEN.

BULLYING THE STRAIaHroUTs IN GnkEN-
vILIE'-GEF rNvILLE, Sept. 5.-The County
convention met to-day TO elect delegates 10
the State Convention and the Congressiopa al
convention, which meets here on the 9Th
INST. ihe siraightouts madc no fight as be-
iore on the election of delegates, but voted
against mg,, the caucus ticket presented by the
TONED during the Convention.
The only hard fight of the dnv came nm
ch tue following resolution adopted M q
ca Gus otIillmanites held before the Conyen.
tim met:
Whereds, We, the Democrats of Greenyil,e
county, In Convention assembled. boliev;ns .
that justice 10 all and special privileges 20
be it ''eie'ore
Resoieed That to secure this end all
managers of the approaching primary elcc.
uoh 10 DC held on September l3 instant are
Ie''eu ana instructed not to count or re-
turn any votes cast for members of The
Legislature whercon less than four b,no 6ds
candidates names appear, this being Tho
number to Which this county is entitIed in
the House of Representatives.
Inc S'raightouts At once saw that IL wos
dow a, tht III and John II. Bellin ,or tho
only Anti.Iiilnian candidate for the Leo;s-
lat9re. The right of the Convention 10 poss
sucn resolutions was questioned and claimed
10 be In violation Of the statutes of the State
'onn II. beiiirger opposed the resolution.
he salu tnat 1t was undemocratic, and nm
JUST ana unfair. 1t was against all the
principles of right or fairness, and was in in
contradiction of the resolution odopted bv
the last County Convention DECLARING that
the primary should be conducted in tbe
same way as the former primary elections
in this county. "'
Mr.. bellinger sid that if his friends
were disposed to single shot him he woulJ
see that the votes were counted iu the
Co9r's' His speech was strong and eloquent
and at times he was loudly applauded.
Tho resolution, however, was passed over
the protests Of the Straigh'outs.
In consequence of the nclion of the Con-
vention in trying to force the Strsiehtouts
to vote for men whom they opposed, the
following candidates will came out for tho
Legislature to secure to voters the right 70
decline to vote for any Tillmnn candidate If
,hey see fit to do so; f. IT, Fullenwider. A.
FRANK Burgess and a. B. Williams. These
gentlemen are against Tillman and arc bonn
fide candidates WV"
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DIN. SMITH AND EDITOR JoNEs--Spartan-
burg, Sept. 8.-No excitement was anticipa-
ted in the County Convention to- day, but
the. developments were anything else than as
the Tlllmanites would have desired.
DR.. Bob Smith, the great reform leader
and political boss of Sparianblrg County,
has been branded to his face rs quibbler, n
prevaricator aud eater of his own words.
A motion was made to endorse the Farm
ers' Movement and ticket, aud not 10 to vote
for any representative of a railroad or other
monopoly. This was, of course, aimed di-
rectly at Major Duncan.
Shell and Smfh made their usual speeches.
After which there were loud cries for
Duncan.
Major Duncan came forward and spoke
neeaiost the motion, which was lost.
}. ID. Leonard, lieutenant Of Smith
moved to establish an Alliance newspaper in
Sparianburg gone that would be strictly
Democratic.
DR.. Smith made long harangue on the
motion, telling how the Grecnville Necs had
misrepresented him and how the Spartan.
burg Herald had injured him oven moro by
misquoiing the Ners. He raid not paper
In South Carolina would give q report Of
his speeches. lie osked if Mr.. William M
Jones, editor Of the Herald, was i'm the hal
Mr.. Joncs -royey--sss-i- aosaoae Ella N. in n
calm, cool and confident tone proceeded to
tell the audience and DR.. Smith that DIR.
Smith had wsigglsd out Of q corner and had
eaten his words as no homo rable man could
do.
Mr. Jones was several times stopped by
thuuders of applause. and when he had fin
ished DIR. Smith meekly said: ii move We
adjourn"
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HAPPY HOosLgns.-Wm. Timmons, Post
master of Idaviile, Ind., writes, Electric
Bitters has dono more for me than oil other
medicines combined, for that bad feeling
Arising from Kidney and Liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockmsn, of same
place, says "Find Electric Bittero to be the
best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me
feel like new man." J. w. Gardner
hardware merchant, samo town, says:
Electric Bi,ters is just the thing for man
who is oil run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies he found new strength
good appetite and felt just likehe had q new
lease Of life. Only 50c. bottle, at u. +
Poscy's Drug Store.
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The FARMERS ALLIANCE IN PoIIrms
The Farmers Alliance, rs was 70 70 bo .,
pected, is becoming chiefly a politicoI ma
chine. The Order of Patrons of Husbandrv
was. swallowed up in politics n dozen vears
ago, or more, and the present Organization
appears to be following in its footsteps.-
whenever considerable class of men who
nave votes show tendency TO get together
ana discuss some hardship, or griev,nco
the professional politicians are sure TO aocl
around aud make louder complaints than
anybody else. There are newsraners Too
with no settled policy, ready to take up the
cry; and the first step is to march 10 IN.
polls to reform the country. The result il
thst the professional politicians get into the
ofhces, the voters get snubbed and the news.
papers get nothing. If the editors do not
s,arve they may, in few years, find another
"fad to make them popular for awhile, for
such experiences on the part of the voting
classes are often reI Gated.
While HARDwARE desires The nros,or;,,,
OF all classes, and believes that the pro,per-
ity Of oil is essential to the welfare of th n
country, it does not believe that good can
come from The attempt of any one class to
control tho ballot box, whether il bo the
farmers, the railroad men or the hardware
dealers. Before the Farmers Alliance goes
deeper into politics would it not be well to
consider Just how many Of the active lead
crs are real farmers, and ask how much n.
candidates would probably care for "tbe
poor farmer" if there were no votes In
sight? There is no doubt but much good
-eonldbes ga o.l .lfDa,,,-anesaniaaiia.,a a.a,an q.
farmers, in the way Of placing their affairs
upon moro business-like basis and in
changing methods of farming TO meet
changes of conditions.
Blu! the politician whom the farmer vote
puts into power is not apt to be better
man than the politician elected by IRON
workers. Besides. if the farmers want to
prosper, they must manage their own affairs.
as fhctory-owners do. without looking to
Legislators to do it.-The Hard,rare AZ Y
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.

CoONAh Or oNAON.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief Complaint not Served
Winter C. Wallace, Painti6,
John w. G. Smith. Betty Edwards Hames
Daniel +. E. Smith, Mary N. Parr, David
Smith, Jesse Smith, Defsnddnfs.
TO The Defendants. "a
VOU are hereby SUMMONED and required
! to answer, the copplainf1 nj 3his action.
which 10 fled In the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve copy Of your answ or
TO the said complaint on the subscriber Al
ms ofhce, No. Law Range, at Union, 8. c.,
within twenty days after tho service hereof
exclusive. of the day of such service /: and n
you 'aii TO answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
VIII apply to the Court for the relief dc.
manded in the complaint.
j. G. WALLACE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Sept. I'd, A. d. 1890,
@ J. Fl. McKIssrcK,
SEAL Clerk.
TO Defendants, Betty Edwards IIames
ana Daniel E. f. Smith: Take notice. that
tne complaint in this action was filed In the
once OF the Clerk Of the Court at Union,
10 the County of Union and State Of South
'aroiina' on tho I'd day Of September. 1890.
j. c. WALLACE,
Sept IL 81 Z;
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WIRE roR CoTroN BALIxG,-Mr. J. T.
Harris Of Waterloo s. c., in view Of the
recent advance in the price Of cotton ties has
successfully packed bale of cotton with
one-eigth inch wire instead of ties. He says
the wire will stand q greater pressure than
the arrow tie, and can be bought for five
cents per pound. Since the Republicans In
Congress have neod!essly, with malice afore
thought, increased the tariff on cotton tie.
thrse-fold, our farmers should adopt wire Of
something else, and abandon the ties alto
gether.-.4nderson Journel
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THg LADIEs OF AsuvILL VS. THE SERVANT
afazs.--Ashyills, N. C. Sept. 6'--The ladies
of Ashville held meeting this afternoon in
response to call published in the Citizen to
take action on the servant girl question,
which has been agiiatcd for scvcrll weeks.
Aener u incowpetency and unreliabiIity are
shc complaints made. Mrs Fitch was made
president, and read paper advocating a
auion of housekeepers TO secure & ,od SER
wants and FIX schedule, Of capacity and rates
Of wages. This is the first society of the
kind ever formed In the Southern States.
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CANADIAN LABoRERs WANT Home RULE.
Ottawa, Sept. 6.-Labor Congress at mid
night last night adopted the following reso-
luton!
Whersds. This Congress is Of the opiRian
that the people Of Canada at present are
capable Of finding man among themselves
to perform the functions Of Governor Gen
cral of Canada, therefore, be it
"Resolved, That we demand, on behalf of
the people of this country, the right to
hereafter elect our General instead OF
having one appointed by the British govern.
ment"
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Some time ago the Herald stated that Mr..
B. NJ. Story had lost his cow by lightning,
and thst the Kings Daughters would get up
the money to buy him another. This week
he CROPPED his way into the Herald office (for
he is almost completely blind) and asked that
his earnest thanks be returned to the ladies
who have bought him another COW. The
Kings Daughters have done, and ore doing
much good in our oity. There are four or
five cirolo, and oil are doing good work fol-
the "King's Poor. or."-,Spdrtan6urg Herald.
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FEARFUL Loss OF LIFH--Denver. Colo
rado, September Ga Canon City, Colorado,
special to the Thnes says: "a terrible acci
dent occurred on tho Denver and Rio Graude
Railroad early this mornipa nnn" A.I~.--
The train WAS running in two sections,
The first section had two dny coaches load
ed with lahareas. and had had become de-
railod some four mile below Florence. The
The second section dashed into them with
terrific force, completely smashing the two
coaches, injuring from 300 to 400 men and
killing n number outright. The bodies Of
five have been recovered and twelve men are
still missing"
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GREENvILLE GOODS FOR South AMERICA.
The Huguenot Mills: Of this city, have
received large order for their goods from
inc n, n's;,"7ne RcpuSiic, in South America.
on which the mill ba, reputation all t86aaaf
the country. The order WAS given the Hug
ucnot Mills in preference to any Of the man
ufacturers Of paids in this country or En-
gland.-GreenuiHe Ners.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Av JANRS NJ npu p,o ns~A.Iu

Ay JAMES NJ, GEE, ESQ.,, rrqbate Judge
WHEREAS, Samuel 8. Stokes has made
w suit to me to grant him letters of ad-
ministration OH the estate and effects Of
Francis Nj. Mcintyre, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoush
all md singular the kindred and creditors
Of said Francis NJ. Mcintyre, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court Of
Probate, to be held at Union G. II, g..
C., on the 9th day of September, 1890, after
publication hereof. at II O'CLOCK in the fore.
noon, to show cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hani this Sth day of
September, Ammo Domiui, 1890.
(~) JAMES NJ. GEE,
SEAL Judge of Probate.
Published in the Union TINES Sept. IL,
1890. "''
Scpt12 81 u
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hsMAHKApLE REscUE.-M Michael Cur
tain, Plainfpld, Ill.,, makes the statement
that she caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for a month by her
physician, but grew worse. lie told her che
was hopeles pictim Of consumption and that
no medicine could euro her. Hey druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption she bought bottle and TO
her delight found herself ben Gifted from first
dose. She continued its use and after tax
ing ten bottles, found herself sound and
well, now does ior own housework and il as
we'll as she ever was.-Free trial bottles OF
this Great Discovery at d. F. Posey's Drug
Store, large bottles SOC. and 81. 90.
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Tug woRLp's CHAMPION TRo1TER.-Bango
Mo, September 6.---At the Main State Fair
Grounds to-day the stallion Nelson lowered
tho worlds trotting mi'e record over q half
mile track by of q second, going tho mile
in 2,l6i. lie had no pace makea and was
driven by his owner.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Sept. IL, 1890.
G Britain D F Bradley.
Anus Bird. Miss Alice Glenn.
Sophie HOPKINS. Lizen Lupton.
John C Mueney, Mrs Mary Ann Mani
$ B Mymts gauit.
W + Poteet.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtised, and will be required
TO pay one cent for their delivery.
J,C, HUNTER, p, N,
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CONFIRMATION or DIR. sMl9n's STORY.

CONFIRMATION or DR.. sMITH's STORY.
COLUMBIA, Sept 3.-Since the Grecnville
Ners seems to be making progress in uu-
rsvelling that very much twisted political
skein leading hack 10 tho original suggestion
Of Tillman, Shell, Smith aud Norris rs can.
didates Of tho "Anti-Ring" party, it may
find o hint in the following paragraph,
which was published in this correspondence
on August 13. 1899:
"The report comes from Pendleton, that
during the recent meeting of agricuturists
there close conference was held between
Messrs. Ben Tillmau. Geo. Shell, d. X.
Norris and others of the Farmers Move
ment leaders, and that it was determined to
run Capt Tillman for Governor aud Mr..
Shell for Secretary of State"
The accuracy Of this report was vigor-
ously denied at the time, but after the lapse
Of year it turns up with fav.r of what
Pooh-Bah calls corroborative detail In sup
port of Brother Smiths revelation.
Special to Ne,rs and Courier.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Ca!loused LumPs and Blem-
ishcs from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs,
Sp'ints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Stiles,
Sprains, all Swollen ihroa's, Coughs, etc
Save $50by use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wond rful Blcmish Cure ever
known. Sold b j. NJ. GIBBS & SON,
Druggists, Union
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hILLED HIMSELF WITH uLAuDAxvM.-Blacks-
ourg' $. c., Sept. 3.-On Tuesday morning
young man named NJ. E. Lanning, who has
beon acting as agent for some washing
machine, machine was found in his bed, by ID. NJ.
"hnams, proprietor of the boarding house
at which he was stopping, in an unconscious
state. On inquiry, it was found that he had
pawned his hat for ten cents and had pur
chased that amount Of lnudanum from DR..
Fewelfs drug store. The supposition is
That he took the l.udanum for the purpose of
ending his life, as bottle supposed to be
the one purchased from the drug store wa,
round near his window empty. 1t seems
that he had taken :he laudanum and thrown
the bottle out of the window for the purpose
OF hiding his crime. He received kind at
tent'on from the people of the town and from
the physicians, but to no effect. lie died
tuesday night about IL o'clock. lie wa,
from Bunoombe County, N. C.-Doily Mws.
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A PROMINENT CATHOLIC PRIEST DEAD
Charleston, Sept. 6.-Rcv. J. J. Woolohan,
for several years priest Of st. Mary's Catho.
lie Church in this city, died this afternoon a;
St. Xavier's Infrmary, where he had been
i'll for over year. The deceased was AZ
years old, born in Dublin, and was ordained
in 1860 by Cardinal Manning.
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge
NJ HEREAS, J. W. Scott Ia, made
'! suit to me to grant him letters Of nd
ministration on the estate and effects Of
John Mayes, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
a.i ana singular the kindred and creditors
q sa!a John Msy::, deses..sd, that they DO
S. S.ts' to be held at Union G. H. s. c. @, FRO TO-
tion heruof, ut tft-uurugsr ~ 9.sis guoiicas
show cause, II any they have, Why the ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given unto my hand this llih day Of Sep.
tember, Ammo Domini, 1890.
(~0 JAMES NJ. GEE.
SEAL Judge Of Probrte.
Published in the UNroS TINES Sept. IL,
1890.
Sept IL 81 2t
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m, 49," SOL.
The State>of Ses1 cnrn,,na:
COUNTY OF CNION.
In the Court of Commoa Pleas.
summons for Rclief-Complaint not Served.
Winter c. Wallace, Plaintiff.

Summons for Relief Complaint not Served.
Winter G. Wallace, Plaintiff,
against
Mary N. Parr, John w. G. Smith, Pettv
Edwards Hames aud Daniel +. f.. Smith
Defendants.
TO the Defendants:
VOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
l. TO answer the complaint in this action.
which is filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, for the
said County, and to serve copy Of
your answer to the :sid complaint on
the subscriber at his office, No. Law
Range, at Union Court House, Soutb
carolina, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer tho com.
plaint within the time sforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded iu the complaint.
&c. WALLACE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
10 the Defendants, Betty Edwards Hnmes
and Daniel f. z. Smith Take notice. Thai
the complaint in this action was filed in the
ofhce OF the Clerk of the Court nt Union.
IN the County Of Union and State of South
Carolina, on the 9th day Of September, 1890.
j. G. WALLACE,
Plaintiffs Att rney.
Sept ~ 81 ~
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Notice to Trespassers

A IL persons are hereby cauti ned not to
n trespass on the plantation known rs
the McKissick Place, situated near Cross
Keys p. o., and now occupied by the under
signed, by riding, walking, hunting, cutting
down trees or trespassing In any other way
on said place, without my consent.
IL any one, without regard to race or
color, is found violating the above notice
they will bs prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the law.
EDWIN DAVIS,
Cross Keys.
Sept IL 81 st
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Sept IL
Notice to 5th Congressional
Delegates.

TTNHE Consrcssionsl censeption Of the
l. Democratic party Of the 6th Congress
sional District will be held in Rock Hill, 8.
c., on Tuesday next, the 10th, ct o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating . can
didatc for Congress from said District. and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may como before the Convention.
w, III. BARBER, A. III. WHITE,
SeFt II 81 II