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Correspondence of the Times.
Particular Points About Pacolet.

PAcoLET, Aug. 4.-The rainfall in this
particular locality for some time past is al
most unpreceden' ed, aud consequently cot
ton has been injured to OH alarming extent.
In many instances the grass has merely been
"set OUT by working, as there was not suf.
fcient sunshine to kill it. Upland corn
looks we'll.
At Fair Forest Church on last Sunday Rev.
Mr.. Reid, of Reidvillc, preached in the
morning, and Rev. A. A. James in the after
noon; large congregation from Union
Jonesville. Spnrtanburg and other places be
ing in attendance.
Mr.. Henry Means, of Greenvi:lc, is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. Elijah Wright, of Reidvillc, is visit
ing friends at this place.
MIR. Albert James, of Grccnvile is visit.
ing his parents in Pacolet
Mr.. w. III. S. Harris. of Joncsville, ba:
been visiting friends at this place.
Miss jennie Harrison, of Ab5cvillr, has
been visiting the family of Capt. Benz Ken,
nedy near Fair Forest.
MIR. w. Lipscomb Wood is quite unwell
Mrs Alex. d. Back, is visiting relatives
in York C,unty.
Dr.. Richard Sloane is convilcsecat after
n long on severe illness. SEAToN.
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For the TINES.
Toward ounsss, 8


fsiend in Gresnviile the other day, re-
marked to me, o,pcerning the enlargement
Of his city: "Our city is rapidly building
west Of the river; and did you neser notice
that '"--. --a c:..-- ,,.....-..y ,.... ;.....,v vu
the West and scarcely ever to the Ea.t :"
This expression brings the thought that
1e<A and a:ways has been law, as fxed
pole or the sffraefion Of GFksNmosvz.sa--
has always influenced civilisation towards
sunset.
From the jim confines Of created beipgs,
mans innate course has been westward and
onward, by Greece, Rome and Western
Europe, across the Atlantic; and rs this sur.
viving wave OF restless humanity rolls in
mighty POWER through jamestown harbo'
and over Plym mouth Rock, onward it move,
| in its western course, forcing the poor Ameri
canIodian far beyond his hoped for Gala
bamma," and ere long it will roll out through
ing the isles of the serene Pacific; then il,
waves will return aud re echo upon il
Orient shore, where it was created. AnC
| what thenf
This visible western trend of humanity j
q perfect symbol Of the invisible part Of ou
natures: In the morning of life we loo
forward with cnger expectation aud conf
dent hope to meridian pleasures and enjoy
-f----A--n n', -----------.---. - -s-n--roalisar
We anxiously turn our faces toward an
await life's sunset. Aud what then7
Beyond the sunsets radiant glow,
There is brighter world, know"
Joncsviile. IN. G. L."
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Thc Ncw62r:y Mradi il uttc,ips loud
c"y for y statesman. What is the matter
with the prc>cGt ADMINISTRATION Tncn,
wAcr Ncnbe ry Couuty can b'nSt of the
tN' Ncii''. father and son. Repres ,na'iv"s
>h4f a'i Blee. Sampson, Pope aud many
oth r, II Is Strange that the cl:tor should
he crying for $ statesman. Ii he would
CT IS his county, line he would rua VI ng.int t
Se"at'r llcmphll. Bob Al lrch llcnry
We tie, Hon, G$dfrey B. Fowler, Josh Ash
ley ami host oS leaders ofrhe people. Thea
whc II comes tf state craft OLA p"cTiarly
h!Gh "',ier. thcrr is nothing the matter with
Col. Talbert. -S1ufgp.
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neG- Comptroller General El,crbe came
up last Tuesday and made n settlement with
our County officials. lie found oil things
in 4 very satisfactory coudiiion, so far as the
performance Of the duties Of the officers are
concerned. We will publish m abstract of
our financial condition next week.
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CJo'Aws CoNTRACr fI,s EyrIIEp.
le+ton, s. c., August ; - The decision of the
rnitcd States Circuit Court in the famous
Coos'w case was filed to-day in favor OF The
State. Both Judges Delivered Opinions,
Ii ding that the con ract be wccn tn. State
nna the C,osaw Company expired in 1891.
The Act Of 1875, modified the grant created
b9 he Act of 1870, but lid not cx cad the
time.
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RsR- We arc requested to announce there
will bc no services in the Methodist Church
noxt Sunday. the Pastor having being called
to preach Mt tho Camp Meeting nt Cannon's
Camp Ground. in Sparianburg.
Tic expcc'sto return in time for tho weekly
prayer meeting next Wednesday.
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BsS" Mr. J. +. Scott brother ofour friend,
County Treasurer Scott, with a comrads,
both mcmbers- Of 5a. SeHbarrY Rifles, called
at our sauc'um Iast w weIneslay, in tho,,
handsome uniforms, looking "overy inch, u
handsome soldiers. They were on their
way to the Interstate cncampmcnt Mt Hen
dcrson, y. &.
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nay" Prot. j. r. Moore, Of this town, has
becn elected principal Of the Prosperity
High School, with Miss Bessie Traywick rs
assistant. Prosperity ha, made sn excellent
selection in placing Prof Moore at tho head
Of the High School.
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WOMAN TIED TuE kNOr.- New York.
July 3O-Adju Will I'm Wallace Winchel
Hr'any,. IEGien!...!9a My, of the Salvation
lington liooth wife Of tie coinii'.:... Nrs Bnl.
oil the army III Amcr.cn vino act, d in The nh. .
$"nco OF her husband. HE wedding was n
notable one. { om the f,ct that il is the frs,
tlihr that the marri;>" ceremony has been
rcriJi ma "yn woman. The couple will 90
10 Illinois on their wcGd NJ tour.
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Now is the time to paint your House. The
Best and cheapest Koady Mixed Paints,
Linsccd Oil aud Paint brushes always on
hand FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
July 81 At
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pt9.- We arc fully satisfied that while the
sub.treasury scheme may get many OF its
leading advocates into Office, il will not get
any Farmer out Of debt.
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nea- If you want something that tastes
like violets smell, 60 TO J. Is. Por;er's and
trv a snucer Of his delightful Ice Cream with
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For i0-dsx will sell smoked Pear
- NJ. COHEN & BROS.

fssss.s --,;;-o."a-qTI TO I osu
| 80 Nonesville.
JoNEsvILLE, Aug. 3.-Mr. John S. Ken
drick. who iyegItth his Grandmother, Mrs
lottie Colemaq Lout two miles from Jones'
Vile, had A6&f3S Sthril!ing encounter lat
Friday Will M bull, in which Mr.. Ken
dr;ck came f(E best, bat somewhat de-
m"ralizeds a1d1 Kenirick was passing
through hsSGranl nlnothcr's pasture with a
hoe Oh his shoulder and when in about
twenty steps cf The Ball the animal made
for him. lIe ATTEMPTED to defend himself
with his hoe, but he only got in one blow,
when the beast run under him and threw
him clean over his back, and turning upon
him, regular man and bull fight ensued.
Mr.. says he was thu own in the air several
times; sometimes lighting on his feet. AMI
part ofthe time he was under the ferocious
animal, being badly trampled upon
At one tiTe he extricated himsclfand ran,
but the mad Jersey soon overlook him and
sen: him whirIius III The nir hgaiu. Finally,
in the scutle Mr.. Kcndrick got the beast
by the nose with biz right hand, drew his
knife from his ro9kot with his left, opened
neck! cdInssa S,nsa3ar rvin, and manar"I
to hold and worry the brute until ho pccaIn,
exhausted from loss Of blood then he pushed
him into 4 gully near by, and then and
there the buli expired leaving Mr.. X. mas
ter of the situation, but bully bruised, anl
nearly used ~. though able to make his way
!.o..u. Fortunately, the uuii muiay. If
he had been a hornet fcllow he would have
gored Mr. Kcndrick to death.
Mr.. kcndriek is n powerful man, an may
some day tackl" Jake Kjlrain for few
rounds. Mr.. kendrick was able to be in
Joncsvile the next day, though hobblIns
Tounu up)u Crutchcg He saws hp il mn,
going TO advertise ms bull fighter
The rairs coutnue and crops are too sarpy
and g'inS tao much to weed. :,
The farmers are not Qui:e donc "layng-
by, bat they nrs about to quit work and
arc attending the protraccd meetings that
arc going on IN tho ueighborhood
The trustees of the high school hero have
cIcetcd for tho next year Mr.. y. &. Little
john. Principal; Mrs NJ. l.. Britton and Miss
Anna lIames, assistants. The school will
open the 9Th September.
Ter
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Coon Looks. S.-Gnrd looxs a.c more th,u
skin dep d'rcndng upon n h"nt''y coad,
ii N "f uis,y,tu "r,ai+. II Gc Livcr
bs A lpaasiyssypa % haze B ii us Loo J. if yrnr
' ;. >ll.a.s-s.-.s-s.ascI Dyspeptic
LOOM s0hi' 'tfSIsotlrF k.'in'y' b,:f.ct II y,u
have pincIcf Look $ cI.c-iooi health
and you ~ | have Go,Ii.oli,. T. cctric Bit.
;er' is The .rc,t al rrriiyc arl T,nic; net i,
directly =" ih"sr ,iial ,rlars. Cures PIN
El"s, Elrtch"' "'i!' aHI : yc- ! Cooi com.
p'cxi II. Soil a. Il + roscys pru Store
&c. Fey ,Ott.t.
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Get .along IIithout Hs lonal Mcn.

ATLANTA, July 2S.-Thc young women of
Tcnvillc held meeting last night AMI ac-
ceptcd the boycott declared by the young
men of the pace at meeting on Saturday
night. Tenvi le is u village OF ab mt 80
inhabitants in S'uth Georgia. Ah,nt ten
days ago one of the town bctux. VIII, had
made Il boast that he couli cali II, on aIy
young womin ut will, because thy were all
so anxious to see him, WAS i1for ncl by a
young woman whom he h II ilvitcd to II u ,rty
'h't she had prev ous engagement. She
aprcarcd Mt the crrerta nmcnt t!ia. night
with fourtecr -ycacoid bov.
The rejected beau gained til. sympathy
of the yong men Of the town. Tao mrctin9
OF young mea on Snur lay nish', where rcso-
'ntl ns were passed b'ycott ns The ymn5
woman and all sympathizers. WIS Of snch n
character that the young lad es, NJ u meeting
last night, t,ok LIST of the young ms, and
scratched the II off their list OF acqiaint mces.
The result is that newcom rs in town arc
IN clover, while the nstive hoys nrc sit ing
aronnd the shade trees plotting rc,cng".
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SUDoCnlFTfON

'fc% %hs n; Money ne order bspsrlmcas Wi Se
opcned for business from 0 A. NJ. to u. NJ.
The Northern mail will close at l2P.
NJ. and the Southern Mail at 600 T.. NJ.
ANY ipattention or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the 2. NJ:
J.C. HUNTER, T.. NJ.
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What 10 Before the Cotton Planters.
Ifsspstor Butler had only uttered the fol-
lowing 7 lain and universally acknowledges
truth, In the Butler-Stokes DISCUSSION ct
Prosperity last week. he therein gave the
Southern Farmer more solid truth and
souuder advice than they will ever end In the
suu.irv,sury Va .-y .:.s. --.--.. -vw Y's-
n&ed % them by their political leaders end
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Rick Rack Braid,--1Syds in bunch-6cts
n bunch, at II. NJ. COHEN BkOS.
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New Advertisements.
To Bridge Builders.
Furmau University.
Jonesville High School.

49, Col. Henry L. Thompson died ot
Spartanburg last Wednesday.
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Only a few moe pairs left Of those Men :
llard-Scwed Shoes FIR Summer wfa" belw
o.. FOSTER. WILKINS Il 60.
July 81 Al
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Muslin i!c yard. Ladies' Hats at 10 cents,
FOR II few days. GRAHAM & SPARKS
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. e.
DopsoN Gers ANoTmgR PL,CE.-Superin.
tendent j. a. Do tson, Of the Richmond and
Danville system f.r South Carolins. seems to
be filing his otlic. with grea' satisfaction to
fRe tSiio'wsnsf g 4tsfaa yres assueer
making him surcr ntcn,icut Of still another
road
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., August |, 1891
General Order No. "a:
On and after this date, tho jurisdiction of
Mr.. j. \. Dodson, superintendent of the
South Carolina AMI Columbia aud Grcenvil.c c
Divisions, will extend over the Spar;anburr
Union and Columbia Railroad, relieving Mr.
Il. II. Bridges, superintendent, of the same.
w. III. GREEN.
General Manager.
The meaning Of this circular WIS worry
c'early defined by Col. D. p Duncan, the
chairman of the board of railroad commits.
sioners. who had already been appriscd of
the intendc change lie Gays it is merely
transferring the road from the managcmc nt
of the Western n. &. division of the II. \ D.
system to the Sou II Caro!in, division, where
it should have been long ago. He thinks it
will result in great gnoI to the roa in poiut
Of efficiency mnl otherwise.
Col Duncal says that Superintendent
Doison will take action on one matter at
once, which win rosu!t in stopping many
delays. For ths past three yea there is a
place near Union which has been continually
washing cut "n every occasion and delaying
trains The down train was stopnel there
all night last niGht Nv i, S.pl.;.;,.Ivui
po1s)n says as soon rs he takes charge he
will s"ni up pledrivcr and ix the place
so rs t. be proof against all such accidents
in the fl'u"c.
There is some mistake in the last para
graph. The washout therein spoken Of has
cause b It very few of the delays which
have occurred Oh the ro,d the past three
years; and such delays have only been for
few h"us a. any time. Last Friday week
there WIS Il washort at tha. point, that de-
tainvd the cars ahoat eight hours; hut a.
most every delay before and since that tim G
has been caused either hy lanIrlidcs on the
Spar'"nburg and Asheviic road, or di.as
tcrs beyond that point, AMI all the letentions
for tho rast two weeks were frJm the loss
Of the Te 'nc1see bridge beyonl AShcviLe,
which was washed away by the heavy rains.
We, however, hope Mr.. Dodson will brinp
along his pile driver and fix the place near
Cni'n 50 "a TO be prof aya;ns, all such ac-
cidcnts in the future"
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''ur oOutntrn FARMERS may not see IL,
but it is, nevertheless, n fact, the whole
financial AMI specula'ing influence of the
worlI, outsile the present area of the
cott1n States Of America, is fighting their
interest in the cotton crop.
Encouraged and fostered by the capital Of
manufacturers and spectators in this
country ard Europe, with increasing expert
cncc III its cultivation, the cotton crop of
Egypt is largely increasing every year,
while the same influences and means arc
successfully ompl Dyed in extending the cot,
ton gowing area into other countries Of
ch'np labor and cheap living. With these
powerful home and foreign elements pittcd
aga INST the cotton planters Of this country,
the timo cannot be far off when onc.half
the present crop Of American cotton will
so < Tut tho markets Of the world and reduce
the price that our farmers will be driven to
H." ""asssMy of ouiuvntiug other aud moro
profitable crops to obtain money, food supple,
nnd the other neccssaries their farms cannc,
produce. No sub-treasury or any other
political scheme or measure can prevent
the Increase Of the cotton crop in other
countries. and the Farmers Of this cotton
belt m1y rs well prepare for one or two
incvitaba results either starvation
prices FIR large crops of cotton, or
prosperity and independence under small
crops Of cct'on and good prices, with full
cribs of corn, smokchouscs we'll supplied
with homc-r:. scd meat, and some farm tro-
duets bringing in money every week or month
in the year.
AS one Of the best Farmers and strongest
Al'iancemcn in this county said to US the
other day; the subtrcasury must be in
every man r,rm, to give permanent rcli cf
nnd make farmers prosperous and ndepcn-
dent"
- >. ----rc,.ss ar, lrr,--s-zS--x--zszzzzrrJ
year ago two negroes, Ashemors Mftcheff
aud George Bttc', escaped from Jail, by
Mitchell knocking Sheriff Long down. About
two weeks ag' Sheriff Long received infor-
nation that Mitchell was at Atlanta and he
put private detective on hi, trail, who
lodged him in jail in thnt city last week,
aud tclegraphcd Sheriff Long the fact.
Sheriff Long obtained q requisition from
Gov. Tillman, upon warrant issued by
Trial Justice Stokes, for Assault md Battery
nni aiding prisoner t. escape, anil went to
Atlanta Saturday. lie returned Tuesday,
with Mitchell securely fastened.
The Sheriff says the next time Mitchell
gets chance u escape lie will allow him to
get beyond the power oc q Governors rsquisi-
tion to bring him back
ladies. see our hac OF summer Dress
Goods, nj five cents per yard, and you will
think they are stolen goods and we want to
exchange them for cash.
GRAHAM Il SPARKS.
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A Delightful Social Event.

The Union Dancing t!ui gave Il delight
ful hall in the opera h.uc last Thursda v
night. Ii WAS mot enjoyable occasion in
every respect. The music WAS furnished i.y
the Italian band, from Chr-loi g, aud was. os
usual, grand. \ progr,m of dances had been
arranged and was Il ihcrcd 10 until supper.
After supper came the German which was
led by MIR. Nathaniel q 81. of rni n. md
Mrs. il. +. Sims, Of Ccd,riown, c.. The
Chareroncs were Mr.. .juls. Walac., Mrs
IL. l. Go.s. MIS-. Jas. II. X ,d.,r. Mrs. Wm
Munro, and Mrs. II. VI. G'imo.ll The dif
fcrcnt couples who To K part IN the German
arc aS Io'pws: Mr.. an / Mrs. l.. G.. Young.
Of lrion: Miss Nicely Wallace, Of Tn Oh.
with Mr. Il W. Gillian, of Columbia Mis-,
Ethcind Co.'s, Of tn'on. wi h MIR. Kobe.
Mnnro, Of Union Miss Mamie MORE, Of
Spartanhurg with Mr.. Pcsuc.. of Columb a:
Mrs Elizabeth GrImball. of Unior. with Mr.
Dean, Of Spar'nnburg; Miss II lea Young, Of
lnior, with Mr.. Dan Wallace, OF Union:
Miss EIuth Chi d., of COUNT II, with MIR. H.
u. tnip. q: Uninn; NisS Anab'l L Johas,n, f
Cn.or. wtr Mr.. James NnIms. of Union
Miss M,mic Novel;, ,f Sp,r'anhurs, with
Mr.. Paul McLurc, of Uni II: Miss Eii.c
Grimball, ot Union. with MIR. liazc, Scaif.,
~s ~ ..S".'N ~" N'Ns' "'., Of Wi M with Nr
). >. Moore Of EdS"ticld. Miss Carrie (;iab,.
OF Coum'i', will, Mr.. Il. F. Townsen,!
Mss Cantvells aud Miss Este Totc ~
20 "me''. were among the young lalirs from
distance that attended the Hop.
MI rrcSr enjoyed the occasion yery
much, and left the festive scenes in the "wcc
'ma hons of tac morning, pronouncing j,
me of the most pleasant cy,p;,os ,b,,L,
'ver been 8. cat iii Union
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Checked Musin A. cts. yard
Light weight coats at from so cts. up
at FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
July 3l-4t
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LADIES oxford Tie Shoes former price
81 %, now 95 cents
newport Tics-former price 10, now
t1.4i, atH.M.CJHEN & Rp0.s
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The best 500 Mems Shoe N the m,rkct
cal be found at FOETER, WILKINS & co.
July 3l.-fl
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unM To rAINTi EliGIN Enr nNr

HOW TO PAINT \ BUGGY FOR ONE
DOLLAR. Buy can of II. G.. q. T.. ,
Paint, and mp 'iy it Yourself. Al colors
NJ vAr"ish required. Paint one dry an
dr''c ""t the mex. Makes Buggy i,ok rs
good aS new. Can he bought On!y
mt FOSTER, WILKINS, 4 co.
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His Father Better.
The Alliapasskienio.
: :. Rrsvs".s, e n, .'.s,

{" the Picnic Az santuc. "wednesday. We
a"c il formcl that it was success We
hope l.. W. j. will send us a full account of
1t for nexi weeks TIMES.
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To close out our remaining stock Of Para.
sos We will sell them positively at cost. for
Cash II. NJ. COHEN s. BRO.
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A Card.

Mn. EEIToH: Permit me in all kindness
to draw The attention OF our energetic and
progressive Int ndaTt and board Of Alder
m'n II The numerous liles of gravel dc.
n"sif,d on thc sidewalks, by the drayman
Of one # the Al lrrmen. where it has been
allowed H. rcmlin for weeks uns altered
gr atty t. the annoy incc and danger of
women an children, espsc ally a' night.
TANPNYEH.
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Sold colors Shamb~ay, A. |. qnal:ty. q
iuches w:dc l0cts a yarI
at II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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pRocxrpIEas OF THE STATE .ALLIAHcE

srAnrAxpupo, g. C., July "a. The inpor-
tant business transacted by tho STATE AID.
auce to-dsy wss the election Of officers sno
representatives % fyliows: "a
Presidenf, J. Wm. Etckes e
vice-Prssidsnf. W. d. 'Evsns
Secretary. J. W. Reid.
AEvusugvr, r. Aey'vr.
-H Htsr6- -f1citHyS .-.aaog ... CLOS:
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Inv following commissioners were clcc'cI
i"it tend THIS convention Charles CruSlaud
Mu ; orc" j. \. Sigh. Ncwherry: D. l..
hnmrhn. Union. A;rrnatcs r. i. STACK
h u'". J. Eugcmr Imrri%an, Marion.-N.~,
and Courier
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ladies, see our iiac OF summer Dress
Goods, nj five cents per yard, and you viii
think they are stolen goods and we want tc
exchange them for cash.
GRAHAM Il SPARKS.
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"Auothsr step would take to the settle
ment Of the "uneveoness' is this: Put ten
acres Of cotton 10 the mule for three years.
Let Farmers do this and they will have the
world at their feet. They wJu'd then be the
most prosperous people on the globe. As
to not being able TO put their products on
the market at any time Is oil stuff. Tbere Is
not On ncre Of ground in Newbcrry that can
no, make something to sell every month Of
the year"
The Senator might have said, moreover,
| TINT 40 acres Of cotton to the mule meant
| an abundance Of supplies for the farmers to
| keep and sell, every mouth or week in the
year, mixing them independent of the mar
| ket and of the time OF se'liog their cotton;
more oats ss cash crop to cell in July and
| August; more corn, more potatoes, more
hogs, more poultry, more eggs, more pasture,
more cows, moro buttsr,-f,r oil Of which
there is n market every day in the year-and
more manure to improve the land, instead Of
the heavy expense Of buying fertilizers thai
a ~ n
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07
CALHOUN ON CURRENCY.

Supplement TO some recently published extracts
From tie .Speccie, cf the Great Southern
.Stdtssmdn.
TO tie Editor oj the News ana Courier ::