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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-04
&nltipirte uno mlfnltibirte Tarm=
l~dn0ereieu at nerfanfen.

8Ianb g. @anp in 9abIor, Billiam>
fpn gountb, ~sferiren ben Seutf9en, peIde
Seimlt6tten iu9en, in bieiem @arten bon
Seras, 10000 ader in rei@er, f4paraer
@adSerbe.
8lanb & @anp finb aaberIafFs unb bertau.
fen ie mad Wunjd sssen baar ober auf 3eit.
Sic fontroIiren in 4reis unb Qualitat bas
bette 2anb nabe Der emporfrebenben Staet
Gablcr unb baben BARN teine &ibalen. aanft
iein aanb, ebe Sbr bic 2anbasenten 8Ianb
& @ n 0 in Sablpr, Seras, 9eiebsn babt.
Besiebcn fi9 auf bic SabIor National 8anf
in 9aplor, Ssras; Sas s. Tabmono & Co.,
auiin, Ger; S. &unse & Co., guero, Ser;
Girf glationol 8anf, GIatonia, Ser galbe.
ion Rational Bant, Gan Gntpnio Rational
8anf &c. &c. 1875 swim
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E s o n.

Gin 8orer betrat neuli6 ben gorri.
Dor zines pbilabelpbier 9otels. lebnte
ieinen feibenet &egeni&irm gegen bic
Wanb unb beftete cine 3arte oaran nit
foIgenber Snf4rift:
Scr gigentbimer bieies Regeni@ir.
mes taun einen O9ien nieberf9Iagen
unb mirb in ftnf Wtinuten surtid fein."
Na9 anbertbalb Miuuten f6on mar
Der Regeni9irm peri6wunben unb an
ieiuem pIabe fanb fi4 folsenbe Rarte
Dor:
Der 9err, ser ben &eseni@irm mii>
genommen bat, fann 5ebn Meilen in
elmer @tunbe suriidlesen uno tommt
aberbaupt ni1t tpieber."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-04

Gerr 6. $. WaiilIer in Der Weit>
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas bDus
fOmmenfe Eager in 3ei6enmaterias
lien, xapeten, Garben, @las, GpiegeI'
glas, 8iloerrabmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Walers utenilien. Riinfs
lerif9 alssefibrte 9ilber uno 5tatuet.
ten &c. fMo in einri iebensmertben @als
lerie our Wnf6t uab gum 8erfauf auss
getelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
raiionen it bas gel9maduollte uab
Meueie bort gu finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-04
apnbeuttums=Wpttaea.

Die GonDenttot arbeitet unter Eeitung
bon De@reB unb ieinen 0dtaien ME
gei6miert. 9ie 2eute babea eine lang.
idbrise gtfabrung i'm @ef9dft; fe boz
ben bic S9maraen ON Gdngelbanbe;
fe f0nnen oori6lagen unb bur1IeBer,
mas linen beliebt.
Oie Gefabr fit bic Partei lieet niGt
10 febr in ben S9maraen, fon6ern III
BEL ben tpeiBen 6iibrern berieIben 31 ius
den, bic Il. fir lire ieIbfii9tigen
3tpede ausnuben.
26nnte Sol. De@reB'aus ieiner eteI.
lung berbrdnet tperbert, 10 tpirbe es INN
bic republitanif@e partei better beffelt
fem.
Die Gonbention tpirb ousf9lieBli1
bon De@reB unb ieinen Srabanten tons
trolirt. Die Mai6ine orbeitet, tpie He
felt ben lesten Is Sabreu gearbeitet
bat.
Man er3dbite urs biel bon benz gns
pd1Ien Der republitanif9en partei i'm
Often unb Horben bes Gtaates uno ct,
ruartete bon bert febr ffarte tpeiBe Dele,
gationen. 9Die Hub 6ieielbens
Die tpeiBen Mitelieber Der Republics
nif6en Staats. 2onpention beinben fi9
in Der hoffnungsIoiefien Minoritdt. 9e
@reB, Webb G~lanasan, Or. COCHRAN
unb einige tleinere 0i@ter beberri9en
bic e9marsea unb MAIDEN nit ibuen,
mas He moDen.
IS geb6rt mebr als blpBer @laube ba.
5u, bob bas republifanii@e Wotum Bel
Der beborfebenben StaatstpabI fG Der.
mebren tpiro. Die iebise Staats. Ron.
benton lit ni6t ba5u angetban, BET ben
peiBen &epublitaHern ~@ntbufasmus 3u
erregen.
Den S6par3en fann bas &e9t. F9
on ben republitanii9en 2onbentioneit
au betbeiIigen, ni9t entaogen tperben,
Mtan made gegen lire tpeiBen Ghbrer
Gront uuo treble he gum 9empel bip'
aus.
bic 0orednge In Der 2onbention,
tpel1e ben farbigen 3ui9nitt eflatant
beueiien. fnb ni9t ba3u a~ngetban, gnt.
buiasmus fir bic republitanii@e Partei
in Seyas au erregen.
Wir mini9en. baB Seman6 ben
Mutb baben tptrbe, Der Clique, tuel9e
bic partei leitet, einmal grtinoli9 bic
Wabrbeit alfagen.
grf tpolte ct mad Werito aIs &c,
fanbter, bann mad 81 paio ols 3ons
4olleftor utb fGlieBIiG nQhm er NIT
Der poftoffice in Muitin norIieb = 6err
Se@reB ndmIi9. Nber Elm gnlt muBte
er haben.
Die 9euti6en finb tn ber Ronbention
re9t aablrei9 nertreteu. Mir bemertten
on ausudrtigen s. 6ofbein3, u. SbeiB,
Capt. 36Ier BON g5rne; 6. &eaI, poit.
meifer Grid, g. be Seller, Griebri@s,
burg; 8. 6erb. eagle paB; u. 6@u.
bert, s. 6. Oiebl, Sort Wortb. 6.
s. altermann. Nug. Mfler, 6enrp
strud. Dallas; Sobn 3. S@mib
Denton (6err S@mib III 2anbibat fir
hos S@ubmeiferamt); so. 66oro.
binp. s. g. Miler, Webina @ountp
D. Seele, Neu.B raunfels; Sobn 69na.
bel, @rabaIoupe Co.; Stub. Runee,
Waion Co.; Sui. 2aur, Glatonia; o.
Siebre9t, s. .. S9ermed, u. s. Gos
fentbol. 2a@ranse; 20. u. e1uIb,
&ounb Sop; Or. Mtor l1rpib, 0ou.
ton; 8. D. Bonnet un6 Natb. QiFe.
ring, Bal 8erbe gounip.
Col. @rigbt bon 2amar gountp, be,
In MlisEht genDilmene bermanente Vor.
Rbenbe Der 2o%nbention, III elm biitin.
guirt ausiebenber alter 9err, 5sIen
! freun5li1es B%enebmen ibm unbebingi
] Treunbe 3uftbren muB. 6&aoe, bof
Ct ni&t Der tempotdre 8orfber fsin
fonnte.
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aans Ssras. Sold elm plab iolte bon
&edtspegett ni1t Der epeculatiorss
putb gum Opfer fallen, ionbern fonte
Der Biirgerf6aft als @emein5efb etbal'
ten bleiben.
Wir apeifelr ,i6t barau, baB ber gss
iunbe Sim Der Stimmeeber bel Der am
80. September ab3ubaltenben NbFims
mung bic p~orliegenbe Srage in Der ri9'
tisen, BET Gtabt gum 8ortbeil gerei@en'
ben Weiie beantlpprten tuir0.
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@abl NlnSeisem.

8ir iinb auicrifirt, GERM Sra N. Sepitt
aIs Ranoibaten fir bas Amt bes Gountb.
affeffors bet Der BabI am A. 9obembsr
cn3uaeigen.
@is finb autoriGrt, Ssrrn 81. q. Marti.
nes als 3anoibaten fir @ieOerDabl fir bas
amt bes RonfabIerS bes l, RreeinftS
bon 8eyar SouLtb an3uasiseu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-04
@runsetsemtbums . uebertrasmmsem.

8. 6amiItou on VI. S~teinbarot,
@runbFid ON Cameron Str, %. 900.
Sobn s. McGonaIb on g. Opp, 5
Gder 2anb, ~ Weilen fibIi9 bon Der
Stabt, $2.400.
.. Barter on 8. Welber, BlOd 2 i'm
Original giips2ot 166, on Commerce
Str., $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-04

- Or. u. 8. Soil, Der felt 1863 in
Nortb @nglifb, Soma. prattiairt. iast,
beridreibt bdufg @bamberlains @oIic,
@bolera uno 9iarrboea &emebp.
neil er es dig auberldifg tennt. Gum
9erfauf BEL 81. @obn & Co., s. RaIts
eyer & Sobn unb allen Drueeiften.
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BUR Nabridbt fir Miitter.

SD empiebIe mid allen 9amcu, Delde ibrer
Gntbinbuns ent9eseniebeu, ais prattiide unb
9epriifte Sebamme. Sdropfen uno GoerIafen.
Maria SaaS,
SO. 2l0 on. gueba' Strabe, neben Der beutid.
lutberilden STRIDE. So,7,tli
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MUerlef.

SIN Mlter bon SO Sabren farb am
8. September 9err 9eter Sofepb
S6ieffer, elm langidbriser, at1ges
iebener Bewobner bon @an Nntonio.
s. gorten bon &i9monb, Sort
8enb @Ounip, 9elesat CUR Republican,.
f6en Transformation, bate geiier1
bor Dem Southern 9otel elm 3uiam.
mentrefeu nit Sbomas Smith bon Dem.
felben @ouniD, bas beinabe blutig Der.
laufen tpdre. Smith probo3irte Bor
ten, inbem er einett STREET besann. ibn
i9lug unb 3uleBt einen &ebolper aog.
Borten NOR ni6t beuafnst. Smith
bot nun auf bret oeri9iebene Nntlagen
bin $500 8iirsf@aft g~eitelt. Ser Sine
geb0rt ber SaDbirbs=, Der Nnbere ber
@ooopeders Yartei an.
2eon $. Soues, S~taatsagent Der
pacific @rpreBs@ompanp, trat sefern
bor ber Office ber International 8abn,
uo ct bic 9traBe treu3en lpoIte, lit elm
fir einen Selegrapbenpfoften gegrabe.
neg Sod. i6lug Dcrniber unb barlebte
ft9 erbebIi6 am 8ein.
= Ser geftern Ibenb beranitaltete
Gadel3ug aei@nete ii@ ni@t 6ur6 beions
bers ftarfe getbeilieung aus. Man
marf9irte f6lieBli@ bic Shb, Nlamo=
StraBe entlang mad Dem Miitons. @ar.
ten, po man-na6bem man R9 ,ge.
tdrtt" bate, in ber eroBen !SaIe plat
nabm. Sol. 0emcomb er6fnete bic Ians
ge &eibe Der &eben bur1 cine Mnipra1e
aur 8egtiiBuns Der fremben 9elesaten
in ber I%lamofabt. BON ben 3ablrei,
den nod folgenben &eben purben be,
ion6ers bic bes Mr. Sugmen unb bes
Capt. 8igsar bon 9allas, bes frtiberen
Siffrictsanwaltes, lebbaft applaubirt.
Scr. Bigsar 1T elmer BET getpanoteften
uno f9neibigten &ebner, bic aur
Transformation bier anpeienb finb.
-8ergangere Naht tpurbe 3tpeimaI
Geuerldrm geseben. lin IL ubr branrs
tie in Der Sunfet Moob Oarb Elm 6aus
fen 6pl3, unb Inn 1920 brannte an Der
Nufin, sDii6en Burnett unb 2ibe Dat
StraBe Elm leerffebenbes, friber BON Der
8ois b'Irc 8lodsGabrit benubtes 9aus
nieber.
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Die ftatiftiide Mns8abe Der @albeftum
..Wef0aAI

Die ftnttftuGe Mus9nbe Der @albeftun
u9tetpS"
lit cine mi9tige unb sendue 3uiammen.
ftelung aller Iei9dfts ; Sransactionen
i'm Staate Seras mdbrenb bes nerHoKez
men Sabres. 9ieielbe entbdlt einge'
benbe Bei9reibungen aler giienbabr,
St6bte beg States, uno her ausu6rs
tise 5reunbe uub 8etannte eingebenb
iiber teranif9e 8erbdltnife informiren
min, fann bies gar ni9t tpirtiamer
thun, aIs bur@ 3ulenbuns elmer ioIGe1
Summer.
@remplare bieier Iusgabe tuerben
bon ben 6erausgebern Der r@alb.
Stems" u. $. BeIo & 60. pertofrei an
iebe sepuni@te Ibrefe gefanbt, mad
@mpFang BON 10 @ents fir iebe ees
pinf9te drummer.
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Q e r a n a t

tpirb elm 2nabe im Nlter bon 1918
Sabren Der beuti6 lefen tann. Na1<
~aufrasen in Der Office Der
rGreien preffe fur Seras".
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D0- Deriu9t u. 8attasIia's
California 3ii@'@laret gu IS Gents bic
@alone; alter 3infanoel 81, Burguns
Der $1.25, 4nselita Slips.
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..Rouah on Stm"

beiIt Sautausf6ldss, Yimpels. &inspurm,
Sabfub, erfroreue Gibe, Groltbsulen. Sc
f9piire, SbD.S ersiftung,- trodene 8ledte,
aopfausldla9. so gts. Bel Oru9ailtsn ooer
Der goR. 8. g. Is ellis, Ssrfes Gtts n. 5.
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men,a 6air @aIiam.

@enn orau, felt ss ftufenpeiie bic Garbe
pieber Der, rIesontes fpilettenmittel. SO cts,
$I.0O bel Dru9eifeu, ODER 81 oo-6laf4e frantic
per Grpre6 $l.O0.
9. g. @sIls, 5srfss 9itb, r. )
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grauer oes berabmten
Ytarl 6lai6en &ieres.

Dieies Bier aei@net fi9 bur@ feline @einhei
nnb Site unO bur@ feinen BobIsef@mad aus
unb ibertriTt ale GIaiden 8iere In, Martte.
Dos Bier uirb in ber Gtabt frei ms Saus ab
seIiefert. sebe Glafde sarantirt,
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Gtablirt 1866.
hos. Goggan X Bros.
San Mntnnin. Sprn8
9 an MntOnto, Sera8.

SIM EaQe bon &rantbeit ODER
nnelud sepabren bir tets
ldngere 9eit. Mit Sbpptbeten.
Woten tann biss ni6t sef@eben.
B'r brauden unisre 9oteu
nno Siderbeiten ni1t an Ban.
tiers ODER @elOocrIeiber aa
transferiren, UNI nit BEN @elb
infer @efdaft peitersufibren.
Bir brauden nidt tobe
4reife gu berednen far Sn.
i~frnmente, tuel9e mir anf Seit
berfaufen, uin bic 3inien na
8orf1IFe observation-disclosures.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-09-26
Correspondence Of the Union TIMES.
By Telephone from Jenesvills.

Dr. Aeddor's Dedth-U Unfdrora6k Cotton
Wdther-Jute Bdgging -JonesriHe High
Sehool-A Healthy 7own-P Personals.
. JoSEsyILLE, Sept. 22.-The people OF
Jonesville were greatly shocked upon hear
ing Of the death Of DR.. L. E. Meador. OF
Union, last Saturday. The DR.. was man
useful in his profession, his Church and the
Sunday School, and one 10 be admired by
ian, ,Sho keeH, him for. dis gsnils, -kindsai.rs-
eSstion Auu lis an Rright man and Mason.
His bereaved widow and little oues have the
sincere sympathy of our entire town.
The weather is very .unfavorable for
cotton. II is opening and being picked very
fast, and good many farmers are ginning
and selling as fast as they pick 1t out.
The Messrs. C"lemsn are running two
gins and are kept busy most Of the time
l. haven't seen but one bale that was covered
in white begging. The Jute seems to be
coming in use again, to q large extent.
Professor N. G. Littejohn will move IN
town this week and open his school the LIST
Of October.
Our town Is exceedip. j healthy, which
Is really o natural consequences, from the
fact that It is situated exactly upon q ridge
running nearly North aud South. The
water falling on one side Of Main Street
goes into the Pacolet River, while that fall
ing on the other side runs into the Forest
Creek. Each one Of these streams being
about Eve miles from Jonesville, it is very
plsiu that VIC have plenty of natural drain
age, VIII ch is very necessary to good health.
Then we have plenty ef good freo-stone
wate-, ond arc in full Wow Of the Bfuo
Ridge Mountains; yet we never get tco cold
in winter nor too warm in summer. We
have never bad any one to freeze to death
in winter, neither do we have suustroke in
the summer.
Now, if any family in the country would
like 10 send their cons or daughters to our
High School, they will find this rs healthy a
spot ns any in the world, aud the people OF
the town are ready to accommodate them
with pleasant homes aud good b,ard.
Mr.. Gadberry McWhirtsr, with his family,
has moved from near Jonesville to Texss.
lie left last Monday. He has one brother
and two uncles in Texas, all doing we'll, and
he concluded to cast his lot with them. Mr.
McW. was good citizen aud we regret his
leaving our country.
Mr.. p. p. Williams has gone to Walhalla,
not e1dctty on professional business, but, no
doubt, on very important business, Of which
l may write again.
The Presbyterians will commence building
their new church in few days.-
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North Paoolst 8. 8. Convention.

The North Pacolet Interdehominati ,ual
Sunday School Convention, will meet with
Salem Church on the 6rst Sabbath in October
proxtmo, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
exercises, the reorganization will take place.
The topics to be discussed, together with
the speeches, will be introduced as follows {:
1st. What constitutes the law of forgive
ness? j. II. Jefferies, c. W. Whison,nt,
Samuel J. Hamme.t, and p. 8. Webber.
I'd. Why do so many church members alb
sent themselves from the Sunday Schoolf
G. G.. Roberts, ]. F. Vaughn, Il. G. Patrick
and Davis Jefferes.
81. Is novel reading injurious To the
course of christianity? I. NJ. Litft( Sshn,
VIM. Jefferics, A. A. Sarrait and c. p. Hug
giIs.
4th. Essay by N. G. Littlsjohn.
9th. What Is the duty Of the Sabbath
School tescher. and what is his reward for
faithfully performing il? This subject will
be discussed by the s. 8. Superintendents
and others who wish to take rsrt in It.
Each school 10 expected to send at least
two delegates |; and all persons friendly to
tho 8. 3. Convention are respectfully invited
to attend and take part in the exercises.
by order Of the Convention.
Davis Jefferier, Jas. L. STBAIx,
Seo'y. Pres't.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-09-26

ROAD Observation-Disclosures the agitation
ofthe road question some over year ago,
which resulted in Road Congress, the dis
cussion Of q system which would bring an
Improvement in tho high hwnys has gradually
waued. Political questions seem to have
overshaIowed all material matters aud along
with them the public rsai matter.
But it is time now that the discussion upon
this subject was reopened. If nothing bet
ter is accomplished it will have the effect OF
highways, and while the discussion is on, as
was shown during the Road Congress, a tenn
Porary betterment of the roads themselves
will be secured.
Numerous plans have been suggested, but
of them all we think that which looks to
general system Of inter-county highways
is the best and will be The mos. lasting in It's
benefits. In brief, the several counties OF
OF the State will have public roads running
In various directions north, east, south and
west, and meeting at the county line similar
roads from adjacent counties. These roads
are to be kept up by the counties themselves
through means of a commutation tax and
the use of the county convicts. From these
main highways the branch roads will diverge,
leading into the various neigbborhoods of the
county and kept up by those who reside up
on and use them. The system is q simple
one. The county keeps the main trunk roads
in order and the branches which converge
to them arc kept in order by the residents
on these roads. This would give outlets to
market towns i'm oil directions, and that 10
what the farmers want As a consequence
number of crops, not now cultivated to any
apprecable extent, would become profitable
adjuncts of every farm; county towns would
build up the value Of lands would increase {;
new industries would spring into life aud q
general prosperity prevail.
An improvement 10 our public highways
is needed, and we should endeavor to as
certain what system viii secure it.-South-
ern CUiHrdt0r.
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Correspondence Of the Union TIMES.
Irres solution.

Mn. EDIToR.-It has been some time since
YOU have had q communication from me, but
l see there are two other correspondents
from Pea Ridge, who, l suppose will give
you the general news aud crop reports, so
will try TO write few lines on the abstract
subject of Irresolution, which is a habit that
insidiously creeps upon its victims with
fatal certainty. 1t is not vicious. but 1t
leads to vice, and many fiue heart has paid
the penalty of it at the scaffold. Trifiing as
it appears in the wavering steps Of the
young, as they grow older it's form changes
TO that Of, q hideous monster, which leads
them 10 destruction, with their eyes open
The idler. the. spondthrift, the luxurious,
and the tlrunkard. nro among its victims. -
Perhaps in the latter is effects appear in
the worst form. lie knows that the goble.
which he is about to drain ID poison to both
soul AMI body, yet he swallows it.. he
| knows, fori.s effects upon thousands have
painted it to him in glaring colors. that
IL will deaden alt his faculties, take the
sirengti from his limbs, aud happiness from
his heart; oppress him with f.ul disease, and
|5~wrvs s,rc-c4sAso ssfpeehats,- wSSse fenHd
ish eyes have fascinated them. How beautiful
and manly-is that power by which the reso-
l-iute man pasacs- --unmoved through these
dangers. KgsTaS WHEEL.
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Fine Stooka and Cheap Goods,

Fine stooka and Cheap Goods.
In Stocks and prices of Dry Goods, the
merchants Of Unioa can compete with any
market in the upper counties of the State.
Among those who have received their new
Fall aud Winter Stocks we refer our readers
to the advertisements of
Messrs. Graham & Sparks.
/" Rodger s. Purcell.
" Foster, wilkins & Co.
ii. M. Cohen & Bro.
MIR. j. W. McLure, Agent.
IN HARDWARE,
No more complete Stocks can be found, or
lower prices than are offered by
Mr.. W. d. Bewley, or
Foster, Wilkins h Co.
IN FURNITURE,
And everything in the least connected
with that line of business, we call the
special attention Of our renders to the ad -.
vertisement of
MIR. THos. E. BAILEY,
who carries as large stock Of oil kinds of
Furniture, Bedding, Window Shades, Picture
Frames &c. ,as can be found this side of
Charleston, and as cheap as anywhere.
IN GROCERIES,
You will find our friends,
II. +. SCAIFg g. SoN
keep as good, select, cheap and varied . stock
as any store in this part of the State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-09-26
Correspondence Of Union Times.
Pao0let Booming with Rusinaaa.

eeS'os SSoAAAo6 WAbh oubluobb.
PAooLET, s. G., Sept. 22.-Cotton is coming
in very rapidly at this place and Trough
Shoals, and business Is beginning to wear q
brisk aspect. .s; -
Considerable intere.t is being. unaffected
In the Congrs ssiopal election, which takes
place Tomorrow, but very little ia tho
ssssnty primary, which occurs at the same
Paco!et js looking UP III business way,
Mr. Eips,s, ~ SUUc !lGg pafohagla It TN y
George Brown residence and will make his
home at'Pacolet. He will remodel and add
to the house, making it one Of the prettiest
and most comfortable residences in tho
town.
Our merchants have full sticks of goods
for the Fall aud Winter trade, which has
commenced in earnest.
Mr.. Bernard B. James, who has been en-
ployed by Mr.. Charles Littlejohn as book
keeper and salesman for the past two years
has accepted q prition with Messrs. Walker,
Fleming s. Sloan, and will be located for
the cotton season ct Newberry. Mr.. James,
who Is q bright, energetic young man oil
fine business talent. will be sadly mi.sel by
his friends. We wish him all success 10 his
new position -.
Miss Annie Wood has returned from q
visit to friends in Sparianburg.
Mr.. Monroe Bailey, Of Spsrtanburg. spent
Sunday In Paco'et. -. ..
Miss Mamie Wood has been visiting her
friend, Mrs. Morgan, in Spartauburg.
Mr.. d. d. Wood has returned from the
Northern ma, kcts, where he selected large
featuring Company's Store. -. r..
:. Miss Mamie Dent, Of Columbia, is visiting
the family OF Rev. T. NJ. Dent.
Miss Sunie Littlejohu, who has been teach.
ing near Euoree, is at home on a short visit
| Mr.. A bert James, Of Greenvi 10, is visit
iug h s parents Mt this place.
Miss Leila Brown has returned from
visit TO the family Of his uncle, Capt Ran.
do1ph Brown, at Cowpens.
Mr.. F. p. Yates, our new depot agent, is
quite popular. His efficient assistant is Mr.
Wash Hare. Both of these gentlemen arc
from Cary, N. g.
Mr.. Bird James, who rents farm from
Mr.. Charles Ii tlejohn near here, has The
prettiest crop have seen this year. He has
six acres in new ground corn which give,
pr ohise Of yield Of 85 bushels TO the acre
aud Is acres in cotton which will make Q
bsle 10 the acre. Mr.. James did all The
plowing for this crop unaided, and received
very little assistance in any way. lie il a
progressive farmer, and deserves praise.
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a Splendid Opportunity

A Splendid Opportunity
To make safe AMI profitable investmen
in this county is now offered by the "Lock.
hart Manufacturing Company" at The cele-
brated Lockhart Shoals on Broad River.
As we said few weeks ago, not only does
the location and surroundings gs-the almost
Unlimited and never failing water power un-
doubted healthfulness and the splendid farm.
ing lands arouud-give the Company advan.
tages fully equal II not superior to any
other similar enterprise in the country, but
the gentlemen having control Of it are safe,
reliable and experienced, and can command
unlimited capital, upon their individual
reputation as business men. -
Now Is the time TO make investment, in
the stock of the Lockhart Shoals Manufactur.
Ing Company. Everything Is cheap around
it; but in two years from now, with q rail.
road built to II, one or two Cotton Mills
nearly, IL not quite completed, ard a
population Of from 500 10 $500 inhabi.
tants, the stock of the Company will COM
mand 80 per cent premium and the
value Of the property In the vicinity viii, be
enhanced in the same proportion. The only
danger to the investment, that we can see
is the probability Of broad River drying up.
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NEGnoEs DEAD AND DYIxo.- birmingham,
Ais, Sept. 17.-0ne hundred negroes wero
poisoned Sunday last, near Collerine, Dallas
County. Two or them died that day and
six others died yesterday. The latest news
from the neighborhood Is 10 the effect that
many others are dangerously i'll and their.
deaths hourly expected.
A big revival had been going On FIR y
week at a negro church near Collerine, snd
il was decided to give dinner on Sunday
10 all who attended. One course Of the din
ner consisted Of bsrbecued ork. Physicians
examined the pork and found in II traces
of arsenic in large quantities.
An investigation Is being made by the
coroner, but SO far he has not learuet who
placed tho poison in the meat