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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-03
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-03

GRAND OPENING SALE OF THE
~ Wytheville Development Company.
Sale will begin September 80. att
o'clock.
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Exterminates tho microbes and drives
them out of the sys ;cm, and when that
is done you cannot have an ache or pain
No matter what the disease, whether
simple CASE of malaria fever or a combi-
nation of diseases, We cure them all at
the same time, as we treat all diseases
sonstitutionally.
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17
-susr rcyvzyea,a nice line of mon "a i,anne el
oyershirts, from 400 up.
HARRY NJ. COHEN s BROS.

As OTHERS SEE Us. Washington, Oct 13.
Politicians hero and elsewhere are watch
ing the course of events in South Carolina
with more than ordinary interest because of
the complication growing out of the rivalry
between the two ftctons of the Democratic
party in that S'atc. Conservative Democrats
regard the Haskell movement as extremity
unfortunate at this timc because the Repub-
licans will endeavor to make the most of it
aud do all in their power to encourage and
arouse bad feelings between the Tillmanitcs
| and those Democrats who were originally
opposed TO The lnt,er's nomination.
The Republican managers in the North
have advised The colorcd Republicans in
South Carolina to combine with the Haskell
faction and endcavor TO overthrow Tillman
aud war of races seems inevitable if the
Haskell movement is insisted upon, which is
just what the New England Republicans, who
are pushing the force bill woultl,kc to sec.
| "Southoan ou,rages" have been tho stock
in trade for y ceriGin New England oousia-
tingcnt OF tile Lodge stripe for years, and
they would probably be delighted to hear of
au outbreak b,twesn the whites a,d blacks
there. They have had their agents
in that State during the part two
years trying t. work up an. Independent
movement, and il is und,retood that every
Democrat from South Carolina in the next
House of Representatives will have q con-
test on his hands fthe Republicans can in
duce the Tillmanitcs and Haskcllies to en-.
gage in a bl' oily row, even if number o!
negroes have to be sacrificed.
They will uso the result as political capi
ial to boom the Fc lcral election bill, either at
an extra or regular sessi' II of congress Massa-
chuse,ts money has been spent in South Caro-.
lima to bring about just such state Of
affairs rs is thren icd, and only the greatest
caution and mognanimi,y on the part of the
| leading AMI cool-hcaded Democrat, there
| can preven. an outbreak.
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HA. We had a very pleasant visit last
Tuesday from our s'aunch old friend, Mai.
j. a. FAINT, of Sautuc, that brought up rccol-
lcctions Of old times The c.MoiSni--.--~~-''
tcu us, ns subscriber, for nearly 40 years.
He was n subscriber to the LdUrcasriiie
Herald, in 1852, while that paper was under
our editorial management VIC then find his
name among the list Of subscribers TO the
Farmer and Planter, in 1859, after VIC moved
that Agricultural journal to Columbia, and
where we published it until the war COM
menced and the sturdy Farmers Of South
Carolina, beat Phonghshrdes into stcords and
almost UNANIMOUSLY left the field of agricul-
ture for the field ofb,ttle. Again. among the
first names we enrolled, up IL the subscription
list, after VIC purchased the UNION TIMES we
find that of our constant and true old friend
of former days. And we may be parJoned
for feeling considerable p'ide in tho high
compliment he paid us, in saying that he
"clung to us because in all these years of
newspaper intercourse he hal ever found us
to be true man and fa thful advocate of
the improvement and elevation Of the
farming class and devoted to The best inter-
esis of the State ut large
The compliment is more highly valued
because it comes from a true and intelligent
source.
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RODGER s. PURCELL have just re
coived n beautiful line of Fall goods.

SeA- One of the most delightful Balls Civ
en- IN this town for many years, was given by
the young gentlemen Of Union in honor of
Misses Ancrum, Kershsw and Jones, fair
Visitants from other parts of the State. The
German was gracefully Iod by Mr.. W. Mo-
dowau and Miss Kershsw. The supper was
excellent; COTTON up in Capt. Gibbcs' best
style, and was enjoyed most hc.rtily by all.
The gay and happy company held the festive
dance until chauticear announced "rosy
dawn appearing 80 er the eastern hills"
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Cotton Seed vs.. Cotton Seed Meal as Fertil-

Cotton Seed Vs.. Cotton Seed Meal as Fertil-
izer.
l Which is the best fertilizer on
seed meal or cotton seed !? Which is the
cheapest 2. How much would you usc
per acre of each.
SUBSCRIBER, Pine Bluff, Ark.
ANswER.-1. Cotton seed meal aud the
whole cotton seed have substantially the
effect when used as fertilizer. The meal
has tho advantage of being more conccn-
trated and therefore more easily handled,
while ut the same time it is more prompt in
its action than cotton seed. The difference
between the two forms is mainly in their
physical condition The oil, which is Of no
value as q fertilizer, and tho hulls, which
are but little value as fertilizer, have been
removed in max .ng tho meal. One ton of
whole seol WILL yield about 700 pounds Of
meal and the fertilizer value cf'thc. zoo
pounds Of meal alis.ycry.pearly if not quite
equal 10 that or the ton ofwhole' seeds. (.
Where very convenient to q cotton seed
oil mill il is generally cheaper t. use the
meal as a fertilizer than the whole seed.
When seed are worth fifteen cents bushei,
on the farm, you can well afford to sell them
and buy meal at twenty-four dollars per
ton-iaid dozen on The farm.
Use according to the qunni'y you car
command, one hundred pounds of meal
being about The equivalent Of ten bushels G.
seed.
II you make heavy applications it will be
better TO mix in compost with other in
gradients according to the suggestions
in Thoughts for the Month, in February
Ctiitirrtor.--Souehern Culirdtor.
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MERIT WIHs.-We desire to say to our
citizens. that for years We have been selling
DR.. king's'Ncw Discovery for Consumption,
DR.: Kings New Life Pills, Buckleu's Arnica
saivc end Electric BiteIs, aud have mover
handled remedies TINT sell rs well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready TO refund the purchase
price IT satisfactory results do not follow
iheir nso lpheso remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
u. Z. Nosey Druggists.
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OBITUARY.
Mary Ann Howard, wife of franklin T.

Mary Ann Howard, wife of franklin T..
y .GhaxlSSA
s. She was converted asslS64, but did not
unite with the church until 1872 Hor
every day life demonstrated the geuiueness
other conversion. She was faithful wife, an
atfectiouate anl devoted mother, and n
true friend. During her Inst illness she was
patriot, submissive, meek, pacing herself
unreservedy in the hands of her heavenly
Father, in whom she trusted, with child
like faith A husband and five children,
tgcther with many f,ionds, weep, but not
as those who have no hore. May the God
OF all grace. comfort md cheer the hearts of
the loved ones left behind M.B.K.
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.Ch.irlnau
ATTENTION ExEouTIvR COMMITTEES.

In view Of the present emergency, II be-
hooves the true Democrats of Union County
10 counsel together for the purpose Of devils
ing such action as shall be patriotic and ef-
fectusl for the preservation Of the Demo
cratic party and the perpeiuaticn Of white
supremacy in the government OF this State,
both Of which is now seriously endangered
by nm organized opposition to the sacred will
and action Of a majority Of tho party, as
expressed in the convention and at the pri-
mary election through the ballot box.
It is therefore, the imperative duty OF
every true democrat to be prepared to meet
the enemies Of his party in solid column at
every point, fully organized and united in
determination to def,at them. In that spirit
and with full nfdeDce in the cooperation
Of the rank and file Of the democratic party,
the Executive committee is called to meet at
Union, c. H., next Monday, the goth, at IL
O'Clock, a. NJ, to consider the situation
and arrange for effective democratic work in
A. G. LYLEs, Chrm'n.
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HeA- One of tho greatest curicsities in the
town oGUnion is the cent counter of s. NJ.
Rice. Jr., f. U. The great puzzle under
discussion now is, how and where Spencer
got these goods, and Re able to sell them so
cbaap. Well. We don't know, but refer all
cash cntluirers to his esimable clerk, Mr..
Robert nj. Munro, who will show the goods
and hor estly give all necessary information
II we hnd postponed cur marriage to now,
we should have saved at least 500 per cent
on household goods. -
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REVISING THE Confession OF FArru.-
P'ttsburg. October 9.--The committee work
rs,a ing on The s revision Of the rresby tsrisn
us quIet as ever about their deliberations.
They have only fairly begun to SEQ the long,
tedious job before them. So far everything
hns been harmonious, and tho committee is
as yet unit on the work. The work, rs
far rs it has progressed, has been on q very
conservative line. The radical rdvisionists 3
are held in check by the "antis" aud thus
those favoring conservative change have
got il.
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can party aud jeopardizc the zmatcfiAl IN
terests OF the negro. -.
Sd. To consider the educational interests
of the race in the light of their future c,n-
nection aud usefulness to tho State and Na-
tional Government.
4h. To discuss method by which the
two races in tho South might get on together
without auy destructive friction between
them, whether in the business, commercial
or political world. and thus build up one OF
the great Edcns Of America.
5th. To take into consideration the pro.
prie,y Of giving impe,u, to every laudnbe
enterprise established by the race, and
thereby discourage, as much as it is reason
able, tho growing disposition Of our young
men toward politics, to the detriment Of bus
mess interest.
The Importance Of such Convention
must be apparent to all careful observers,
therefore let mono who read tho call fail ic
| do what little in then power 10 make it q
great success. Don't forget the day ant
! date, Wednesday next, 18th inst at Colum
| bia, s. G.
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sases N aesai'afeSi HSi long s'ssc
Capt. Waddell had his leg broken while
getting off u train at Blacksburg He j..
getting along very we'll
Capt. Mccarthy took Capt. Waddslps
place, and he to", has been the victim of on
accident. While his train was standing at
iorkvi'lc drummer placed n torpedo on
The track, and rs the irain passed over Cap,
Mccarthy was standing near by. 1t cx-
plodcd, aud piece of the shell struck tho
conductor in the back; imbedding itself
nearly an inch under the Surface. Capt.
Mccarthy brought his train on to Rock Hill.
where he found it necessary to call a sur
geon. DR.. w. j. White responded, and
after locating it the piece of metal was cut
out. Capt. Mccarthy took his train on to
Columbia, but he has not made trip eincc.
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DEnoCRAr, TO THE rRoNr.

Tho pecui,r condition of the political af-
fsirs Of thi, Stste at this fine makes ii an
imperative duty Of every Democrat in Un'on
County TO do his whola duty fom now until
the State election. and see that we roll mp
such aAajority for the regular democratic
ticket es will put TO shame the pucrile effort
Of few independents who would bring out
great aud grand old Sttte to ruin.
In view of these facts we earne.tly request
the Ptcsidents Of the Democratic clubs in
townships to meet at their respcctiss
places Of meeting on Saturday next, 18th
inst. ek1t NJ. and escry Saturday
ihfrc a,sGtiQnksl .ia.,hepe1
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THE ALLIANCE TO RULE OR RrIy.-Some
political excitement has been created in
Wilkes County, N. G., by the ex,rao, d'nary
proceedings Of the Formers' Iliancc of thet
County. They held meeting few DAYS
ago and endorsed Major Graham for Congress
in the Eighth District against Colonel Cow es,
the regular Democratic nominee. Graham
was the candidate Of the Alliance in The
convention, but was defeated by Cowlcs, nnd
the Wilkes Alliance declares il will now sun
port Graham. II is feared that the effect
OF their ection will be to elect Republican
Congresstpanin A. that district !.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

INHE Partnership herotoforc cxis,opin bs.
4 tween the subscribers, under the name
OF Rice Il Coleman. was dissolved by mutual
consent ON the 18th, day of October, 1890.
AN claims against The firm must be pre.
srhed 10 IL. l.. Coleman, who alone is
""''orHeo 10 make settlements of the firm.
s. M. RICE. SR.
Oct. II, 1890.
Oct. IL 42 A.
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Death of Mr. Iley W, FAINT.

VIII regret to announce the death Of Mr..
Hey W. Eant, which occurred at his Iesi-
dencc in Newb.rry, on the 9Th inst, Of heart
disease, in the 9th year Of his ngc. Mr..
FAINT was born and raised in this county,
where he has many friends who will regret
to hear Of his carly death. lie leaves sis
ter anil younger brotheEto mourn his loss.
who haze the sympathy Of ths entire COM
muoity in their bereavement.
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gsA. a Union Meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held in the Female Acad-
emy at IL o clock Oh Saturday, the 25th, inst.
Every member of the order is cordially in
vited 10 attend
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nR- I'VE are requested by the railroad
oflicials, to give notice that the depot is
open for receiving and delivery Of freight at
7.30 a. NJ, and closed at 4.30 +. NJ, sharp.
themselves nccordipply
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n-- Tho Court of Common Pleas, G

hSJ- The Court of Common Pleas. contin-
ued in session this week. a great many
cases on calendar /, were disposed of.
The following Attorneys from adjoining
coun,ies are in attendance.
Maj. d. II. Duncan. G. p. Sanders, G. W.
Nichols, ID. r Iydrick II. T.. Ravenel, and
d. Johr son, Jr., Of Spartanburg, aud w. n.
(;ra ydoI /, of Abbcvil!c
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= H6s" County Treasurer, j. B. I. Scott
has discovered that the law forbids his re-
ceiviug jury AMI witnc,, tickets for taxes.
His explanation to the people camc too late'
for publication this wOek. 1t will appear
next week
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Last Notice.

a LII persons indebted TO The late firm Of
"a Rice & McLure arc hereby notj6sJ
fhat payment must be made TO the uadersion-
ed before the first Of November next. II ;s
out ofour power to give longer indulgence, as
the affairs Of the concern are necessarily
obliged to be closed up, Persons disregard
ing this notice must not be surprised TO find
their eis!n,s iu 'he baaGs of our attorney.
}. w. McLURE,
for Rice g. McI.ure.
oct 40 At.
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CONSERVATIVES CoLorBD MsS.-Columbia a
October, 9.--T. 4, Saxon, one of the authors
OF the call for e.'lred Convention ON the
10th instant, gives The Nems aud Courier
Bureau the following explanation of tho rea-
sons of tho cJl with request for pu ublioation |:
Tho coming Convention, fthe colored CO.
pie is called for severaI reasons:
LIST. To condemn some afthe notorious pro-
'ceeiings Of tho lste Convept;on, which were
laudable to everything but fair play aud just
dealings towards certain rightful de egates.
ID To condemn tho usurpation Of power
on the part Of Federal office holders, who
seons e eeaysnaious With certain delegates
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new lot Of our celebrated II. s. w. cor
sets just received, b,th in the usual length
and and extra length. Call and get one be-
fore the sizes arc broken,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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For Sale or Lease.

M plantation in the fork of Pacolet and
1Hl Broad River, known as the Alexander
place. containing fvc hundred acres.
n four or fye horse farm can be cultivated
LIBERAL TERMS.
For particulars enquire of Mr.. J. III. Chill
man, living near the place, or myself at
Pacolet, 8. G.
Septic as 0Do"hh',; "a
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Don't forget our Celebrated 1850 Demo
rest Sewing Machine, oil attachments, and
fully warranted for years. "Old Reliable"
FOSTER WILKINS & co.
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We have some special bargains to offer in
Red Fiannels, call and examine them, and
be Convinced that we are not merely talking.
but we willrsally save you some money.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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reA., We've got on our table diminu two
but perfect specimen Of second crop
reach. The first we ever eaw.
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Laiies onll and buy pair of +. p.
REED & Co.'S celebrated shoes, every pair
for sale by
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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G9. MIR. f. Claude Jeter, of Sautuc, q
young man of fine intellectual abilities and
pures, moral character, left last week to 1T
tend the lectures at the Atlsnta Medical
College.
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Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale.

OFFER for sale the most desirable place
In Union County and aud one of the
most desirable pace in upper Carolinaf con-
sisting of
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
more OF less Two hundred acres of this
'aud tic within the corporate limits of the
town of Union which is nearly new
SIX ROOM CoTTAos
and all other outside improvement necessary
for a 10 horse farm
Tins land has about 800 acres of land
now In cultivation. the re't in oak and pine
timber, with abont so acres OF branch hot
toms.
The health of the place cannot be surpass.
cd IN any country and challenge proof, to
the, cantrarp : A se>il -..a rprtugs or water
WITH @ branches running through tho lands
VIII sell itas whole, Or in small tracts
and on easy terms, to suit purchasers.
s. M. RICE, Sn.
Oct II ~
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Ladies' buy your hats and bonueis from
GRAHAM & SPARKS and secure the latest
styles and the lowest prices, they ctn suit
any age, and any rocket bonk.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17
List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Oct. II, 1890.
Mr. r Farr Miss Mellin MORGAN
Mr. l. Martin Mr. Alferd Smith
Miss Beaular Williams
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery
j. C. HUNTER. p. NJ,
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Correct Returns. .,..,
County Chairman Lyles informs us that
y. w. Sbolls true majority over D. r. Dun
can Is 1914.
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See our Samples Winter Cassinncrcs
Se,ges and Diagonal Suits to order from
$1h, ,OO upwards, "Old Reliable"
FOSTER WILKES & co
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Dime Reading.

Dime Reading.
We are requested 70 announce there will
be another of those delightful and intertain-
ing Dime Readings, at Mrs. Dawkins' on
Tuesday evening next, tbs 2lst, to commence
Mt o'clock. Refreshments will be served
nt o o'clock.
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Death Of Capt. B. P. McCsnts.

OoHtH UI VUPGs u WUVbutb'
Information was received here last Friday
afternoon, Of tho sudden death of Capt. r.
p. McCants, which occurred Mt Asheville, N.
short tins ago Capt. McCants wos tho genial
Clerk Of tic Union IIotc'
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Blankets Blankets. - We call special
NIT enuon TO this stock 'Old Reliable
FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
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In looking around for jeans, call and see
our all wool Jeans, three yards for one dol
lar, you can't beat il,
GRAHAM & SPARKS,
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ReG- In n week cr two Col. John L.
Young will have n complete draft of the
Fair Grounds lsaArsssrsszisa Sss's's
'rres:den' ics on with largo garden spots. IT
is abou. l,alf n mile from the limits Of the
town n,,d escapes town taxes, gives all the
advantc go. Of tn, county, III h;h, hn.;n. -, o..
These lots will be cold at auction
tho firt Monday in December, on easy
terms.
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Trunks 4! Trunks 5Ocenis upwards
sod Reliable
FOSTER, WILKINS &CO.
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TwsNTr-rREEE YRAHs IN THE Dnua BusI-
Shss.-I have been aS6sSGgist twenty three
yshsi sil: snasrs sps sas s lat saiaiafs sfS
sti.atiI baS heSer known
remedy for Blood Diseases Of more value
than 8. s. S. (swift's Speeifc). Mr.. A., a
customer was troubled with an eruption of
the skin on the back of his hands, and in
vain sought relief of the best loc.l medical
talent, also Of como of the most noted spec-
ialists in New York, and as last resort
spent some months in Paris, France, under
treatment of the physicians there, and had
secured only temporary relief. After all
this treatment he was finally cured, sound
and we'll, by Swilt's Specific.
Another customer, Mr.. b., had suffered
for many years with Blood Poison, and
thought he had been cured by imercurial
treatment, but the disease returned, accom-
panied by Rheumatism of q bad type. A
dozen small bottles Of s. s. g.. made per-
feet and lasting cure
W. II. DFsAswAY, Old Fort, N. C.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
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Every gentleman should see our line o.
neckwarc. Call carly as they are gong like
hot cskes,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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The Grccnvi lc Daily Ners and ChTiestca
World. on sale at
II. +. SCAIFE s. SONS.