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1t would seem as if such monsters as are
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activity and ierceness, which FED upon these
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-14

MUzzLED MoUrHs.-Ths alliance is pe-
culiar institution in some respects. We
learn from the Pickens Sentinel what we
did not know before, that the constitution
Of the order forbids a member from speak
ing in public against any measures or propo-
>sition endorsed by the order.
This makes pretty complete system.
Members are bound by the action Of tho
majority in their action and if they have
protests to make against any such action
must make them to the very people against
whom they complain aud rest their cases
there.
Major Bradley, of the Pickens Sentinel, is
. member of the alliance and wanted to
make speech against the sub-tressury at
the alliance pic mic at Easley. He was
forbidden from doing so under the clause of
the constitution above referre to, aud mar
rates the facts in his paper.
This explains, perhaps, why the T.llmau
Terrell debate WAS not in public, why Till
man will probably no, take the stump
against the sub treasury, and why the all'-
ance discussions" Of that measure at
alliance gatherings nre entirely onesided.
Alliance speakers are muzzled. No matter
how strongly they oppose the sub-treasury,
ssa& snail x0ada, or any
t.vor it or keep their mouths shut.-GTesn-
vile Neps.
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WHAT A CANNING MILL Cssrs.-Mr. c..
g. Nettles, Of Darlington. who read one of
the most important papers at the Orangeburg
meeting Of the State Agricultural and
was in the city yesterday n answer T4Slff tS TIE
Reporters question rs t. The NeWs and
Courier inquiry regarding the cost of o
pla,ssfor tho canning OF vegetables he said t:
al know that plant cannot be erected for
the money which IL has been Claimed it can
be done for. am firmly convinced that the
$500 canning factory with capacity of
10000 cans a day is myth. 1t caunot be
done. The Champion Canning Cor pany of
Darlington with which am connected has q
oapaei y Of 10000 cans n day, and know
our plant did not cost le IS than So, 500, and
We haze as choap machinery as can be used
yet it is cheapest to have it good.
"We turn out every day about 10000
cans Of vegetable'. At present we are can
ming beans aud okra anl okra aud tomatoes,
and tomatoes separately"
Mr. Nettles slii that the factory found
ready s,le 70: all Of its goods in New York
and Boston. There ar, about fifteen facto-
ries in the State many Of them small ones,
now in successful operation.
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REsuLr or SPARrASBURo Esrsarnnr.--
Spartspburg. 9. c.. Aug: 6.-The few far
mers around this aitv vh> --.- ..-.--...:.... /.
ssw weeks ago to undertake patches Of vegs-
tables for the canning factory in addition
TO their regulsr crops are delighted v III
the experiment. The only trouble 10 that
not enough went into the business 70 supply
the fartory halfths time. One man plan cd
several acres Of tomatoes and rs3lixed an
Average Of $50 por acre. H, ,snxp. ikzis6er
cheaper snd SsSisf 20 'fn156 tS6hAlees than
cotton. He picked en- Average e thirty
bushels per day and thinks ~ - 40 any
bushsis. s<;] ~
The osnnery used sbout 800 worth o.
blackberries. Being the Arst fruit canned
the hands were inexperienced. But for
this fact they would have used some more
than t"is. One negro boy averaged $l.5l
Per dsy during the entire blackberry sea
son.
President Greenlesf is delighted with tn,
work so far and thinks it will prove ofgrsst
advantage to farmers in the neighborhoo
who raise fruits and vegetables for the loca
market, using up their surplus. This fall b,
hopes to add broom factory TO operate
when the cannery closes. For the present
the broom eorn will be imported, but as ii
grows we'll here the farmers will soon ado
this to their productions.-Cor Greenviii
NeWs.
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To Ron THE MISUNDERSTANDING: on,
August 6.-The Secretiry of the Treasury
las been advise that q bold ATTEMPT will be
made during the present morti 20 RIB the
Ire. .sury by strong and Determined band
of mcu org,uized for that pnrpos.. Tho
pan is to start fires in various part, Of the
city for the purpose Of divert'ng The attcn-
ton of the police and then to overpower the
Treasury wsichmen All loot the vaults.
The Information WIS given in letter
signed by king Of ths Trhmps," who
e1pla,nei his knowledge of tho plot by the
sta ement that he was the leader OF tho band
The Letter was referred to the captain of the
watch with instruction TO give v 's:'ors prope,
reception.
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DUEL TO THE DEATH.-Memphis, Aug.
1O,-A desperate duel took place Saturday
evening at Norfolk Landing, Miss, twenty
eight miles below bere. The principals we're
d. d. Wall, man employed as manager of
X. II. Shaw's plantotion, and u ncgr, named
Reed, who hid been working on the place
Wall and Reei had dispute about tbs length
of sine the negro had wo ked Ian FIJI log to
agree, Reed left the store, c,rrying shot-
gun. Wall secured revolver and started
after the negro, but as he emerged from the
st"re the negro shot him in the right side.
mortally w"""h;nS him Wall -hnwavcr.
empticd his revolver at the negro, then re-
10 ,dei anil was pre-, airing TO fire ag,iu,
when he fell dead, one of the balls from
Walls listol passing through his body:
Walls wound is considered fatal.
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TOBACCO CULTURE IN THIS BELr.-The in .
telig mt Pac 'lst correspondent Of the Neme
and Courier, us gives very interesting
and h,pefnl report ola experiment in tho
cultivation of Tobacco near Paeo!ct:
A props of ths subject of tobacco cul-
ture in'this Stare, which i, just now recoiv-
ing considerable attonti IN from our progress
siye agrcuturists, Mr. J. w. Wells (receutly
Of Virgiuitl il experimenting win the
culture of the weed near this place. lie has
On acre of as fine Tobacco as can probably
be found i'll North Carolina or Virg mia, and,
while this experiment i, conducted on u
small scale. it conclusively shows that the
soil of this section is admirably adapted to
The culture Of the plant He is tobocoo
Planter of practical experience, and knows
whereof he speaks.
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$1,000 REwARD.-Our American chemists
are renowned, not only for their enterprise.
but for their vigilance, They are promp,
to exI ose frauds wherever they find them
Thus far, however, they have not earned the
peward Of one thouslul ($l000) doll ,rs
offered by thu p opiie ors of Swif,'s Specific
Is. s. 8. for the discovery, by tho analysis,
of q particle ef mercury, iodide of potash, or
any poisonous substance. in their fam Gus
medicine. The reason the reward has not
Leen picked up is because there are no
mineral or poisonous substances in Swift 8
Specific Is. s. S. 1t is vegetable COM
pound, which has been before the public for
half q century, and its history is marked by
. wonderful seri,s of successes.
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To RAISE SHETLAND PoSIEs.-Dr JDo. @.
Black, of Blacksburg. has just ventu"ed on a
new bu incss in small way that will very
likely prove profitable. lie proposes to try
to raise Shetland p nics f,r tho market.
lie received three last weok-a stallion and
two brood mares. The stallion is about
forty inche, in height, and the mares are
not quite s, tall. Speaking about the mat.
ter, the doctor says: "Why, of curse it
will pay. 1t is MT much more trouble to
raise them than il is TO raise sheep, and
jast lot me see you buy one anywhere f,r
less than hundred and fifty or two hun
dred dollars. will you ~ YorkrHlc Enquirer.
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ALLIANCE DEMANDs.-Pre. .tdent Polk. of
the Farmers Alliance stys: "neither the
e Win sSss d% bha s9s0tiSSp
good. The eutirs financial system of the
Government mus be ohanged before any
thing else that may be done can CORRECT exist
ing evils" Tha' is the svirit of the whole
alliance outfit. Instead Of laying their
han Is 10 the work which !. possible Of
achievement and gr .iually leading up to the
attainment of their objects by doing one
thing At time, they have set out to over
turn at one fell swoop the entire commercial
aud political fabr'c, or rs Josh Billings
would say, 'to revoutiouize the hull
darned universe. .'-KGnSas CITY Stlr.
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DIR. WOODROW ELEcrED PEFsiD%Nr.-CD-
lumbia, s. c., Aug. 6.-Tbe trus'ces OF the
South Carolina College to-day unan mou''y
elected DR.. James Woodrow p"c-ident If
that ms. III ion His name was pre- .cnted
to the board bv the committee on nomna-
tons, anG no other was propose f": that
Office. DR.. Woodrow was also elecic p o.
frssor Of biology, geo'ogy aud mineraogy.-
SpeHidt u Tie Daily Nevs.
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FINED FOR FIGHTING.-Cj!umb bia, S. c.,
Aug 4.--Messrs. Gonzales Tighc an w. ii.
Gibbcs, jr., were a.raigned bet IRE the mayor
this morning charged with disorderly con-
duct on the street. Mr.. C,nzies plead
guilty. stating that Mr.. Tighe hal written
him an insulting letter for which he struck
him. He was fnoi for y dollars. Mr..
Tighe was dismissed. MIR. Gibbes, who
accompanied Mr.. Gonzales When he went
after Mr.. T.she. vas fined f,rty dollars and
entered au appeal TO the city council.
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KILLED By A RATTLEsNAKE.-N 's'.YI'lc,
Aug. lO.-The body of Miss Lulu Bowling
was und Saturday morning in the wooIs
near Biai iyville. The young woman had
been bitien in 4 dozen place. by rut!e-
snake, as was shown by q, many discol,red
places on her body, VIII ch was bal l!y swollen
Co led up besi lie the b,dy was the reptile
which hal ciused the young woman's de ,th
1t was Killed. 1t tmetsured five feet and hal
cightoea rnttles aid q button, an | was one If
the largest rat'lesnakes ever sson in the
county
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TsA Is ruI PrkpMoxr.---0reer.sii- A-.
o.-Mr. 0eo. II. Chapis today received fson
the botanical gardsss. Wsshisgsse. largs
lot Of tea plants propagstst fron sssd from
North Chisa. He sst plants to-d>y on his
Crescent Ridge farm.
Mr.. Chaplin states tht the climate here 70
the same - North China, and believes tss
can BE- raised sucoessfally. He has means
20 sxperiment, and IL he suoeesis tea may
take the place u cotton Ia the Pisdmsnt esae
in this State.
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SALE or ALtIAScB SroREs.-Atianta, Ca,
July 26.-Co's Peek 80 'h- Am... a.
cnange, goes Z, New York tomorrow % per-
feet arrangements for the transfer Of tho
Company.
1, seems tho Alliance store keepers are
under the new arrangement to take stock In
the new company in return for their store
property, aud are TO receive q percentage Of
tks gress esvuiugs f0r shser WORN. =
0swald Wilson Is ~ the head Of the scheme.
Tho opponents Of the proposition to transfs I
the business c'aim il means Simply the farm
ing out to New Yorkers Of the trade Of the
farmers. THIS Is denied, but such secrecy
prevails that il is impossible to get at the
exact - g'men'.-Au5ustd Chronicle.
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RErusEs TO EErr Acr.-Newbe' va, Z. f.
AT the meeting OF the county :All'ance
he'd July II, n resolution was aIop.cl re-
guessing the Ljbe,y Hal 4 lance to rescind
tie r"salu'ioLs adopted by th,t Alliance at
It's meo ug' on tho 4th Of July. The Liberty
Halt y lance at its last ",oeting refused t,
rescind the resoldtions.-Spssial to the
WorM
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ELEcraic BIrrERs.-This remedy is becom.
log so well known and SO popular as to need
no special mention. All, who have used
Electric Bttters sing the song Of praise -
A purer medicine does not exist aud il is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed Eleo-
trio Bitters will cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils. Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood Will drive Malsria
from the system aud prevent as we'll as cure
all Malarial fevers. For cure Of Headache,
Constipation ami Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.-Price so 0cts. and Sl.OO
per bott'o at B. F. Possy's Drug Store.
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WHITk SUPREMACY IN MISSISSIPPI, Tho
new constitution of Mis- .i.sippi insures, for
years - Como, a. least, whi supremacy in
that Siote in matters political. The cons'i.
tuition provides two prerequisites for voting
the payment Of poll tax and an educational |
qualification. The practical operation Of
.hcse provisi ms, as shown by the reports
already received from number Of countiea,
will be to give the whites the major ty of
from 10000 TO 20. 600 votes. Comparatively
few of The negroes have pal their poll tax,
and many others will be deba red from yot-
Ing by the educational test.
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Sulc.Da OF Pors CRoUoH, ,-Augus u, Aug.
6.-Mr. Pope Crouch, Of Johnst m. = q.
wa.1 travel, f,r Friedman s. Co.. of Pad icah
Ky, e1deu his own life list night N his
room at the Planters hotel bv t,k.ng an
overdose Of morphine. In letter to his
wife he said gambling had cause him 10
cad his eyis C Zee: that he hal lost $500 in
The gambl ls houses Of Augusta AMI death
was The o'y thing tha' could en- | H..
rouble from his losses.
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To Bridge Builders.

OFFICE OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS, !
UNION COUNTY.
August ], 1891.
1NHE Repairs of The Gi,t Bridge, on Tyg L
L River, will be lcr to the lowest bidder Oh
Friday, 2lst. inst, at ~ clock, NJ.
Plans aud specifications, with tel ns oi. the
letting will he eai,:bitcd'an Gnhounced on
tie day and at the place of the lertinx.
The successful bid Ter must no prepared
u give b'nd AMI sufficient security. with a
three years guaranty, for the work
The Bo,rd reserves the right to reject anv
and all bids,
By Order Of the Board,
W. NJ GALLMAA,
GH,s. hoLr, Clers, Is. G G. ''
Aug. 32 ct.
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NIL RS Mo! Il AGA Nsi FARMERS. -Chat;,-
nooga Tenn, Aug. 5.-Tbe mil ers OF th,
pIac. nave fIimci q league to purchase
wheat from the West. They say this j. done
- se,.-dc'elce against the farmers Of n:d lie
e nessec, who. backel by tie alliance, ar,
od.ng theif whcat tov a higher price, with
the result that it has risen in the pest week
from 81; to 90 cents. Fast Teancs zee gr4in
will run the mills for fine until u wej'ecn
supply can be p,oonre l.-DuLy Nws.
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GoREo TO DEATu ny TEX ls CAr.LE.-Ar-
kansas CHy, %as., aug "A report rcC chcd
nero from the Cherose, country HAT near
the NeQsl,o vcr fnir ps'ple were gored t,
death by Texas On lie A woman and TWO
f;ic 81 Is wers fr-t attacked aud literally
tora to pieces. cowboy, VINO atemp'c cl to
rescue them was thrown from his horse and
insanity killed.
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The State of South Carolina

Ihe State OF South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ Probate Judge.
wv HEREAS, John W. Kelly has made
w suit to me t, grant him letters of Ad-
minis,ration on the Estate and effects of
william II. Kelly, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said William II. Kelly, dece ,sed, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Union C. H., South
Carolina. on the 3Ist day of August, next,
after publication hereof, at IL o'olook in the
forenoon, t, chow cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my h,nd and seal this 18th
day Of August, Ammo Domini 1891.
(~) JAMES NJ. GEE,
SEAL Judge Probate.
Published on the l4th day of August,
1891. in the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
Aug ii 35 It.
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VERY Qu.E!Ly LYNCHED. -Ga'es. S. c.,
Aug. s. Your correspondent w,s in.o med
las. night by party vino knows, that the
oaTS3 oa rs shR RS#amaa RS3Rmaf4 SohR a' ge GttgeqR4
week ago will never more tolhev n..y.rno
again. ne would not tell me ANYTHING mo Q
only "pickcns county wears the praise."-
Cor. Ddly Ncms,
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last Of letter.

last ef Letters
Remaining in the Postofice at Union. for
the week ending August, l4th., 1891.
Mr. John Coleman Nr J. 8. Miller
Mr. Lem Murine Miss Ids Ssrtor
Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say ifadvertised. and will be erequired
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J.C. HUNTER, p. M.
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Now is tho time to paint your House. The
Best and Cheapest Ready Mixed Paints,
Linsecd Oil and Paint Brushes always on
hand. FOSTER, WILKINS s. co.
July 81 1t
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Sale OF Unclaimed Freight

RICHMOND s DASvlLLE. r. r. Co.,)
OEriCE OF AGENT,
UNION, S. c., AUousr, 1891.
DY direction Of the General Freight Agent
ID of the Richm md s. Dauvillo Railroad
Company, will sell at public Auction, for
-Snvrs swos.-~r-e-~lsI~-l>r>A- ~f -tkA -aaid- nom,
pany, in the city Of Union, at III, A. NJ. on
Saturday, 18th day of September, 1891, the
following unclaimed or refused freight which
have been In the possession Of the company
for more an six months, to wit
NAME ARTICLES FREIGur CHARGES.
S. 4. Adams, lot Contractors tools, $2S 80
III. G. Layze, case Almanacs.
II. c. Layze, l case signs, ..... paid
n. b Osborne, l Box fiardwara...... 70
W. ID. WILKINS, Agent.
Aug IA 90 At.
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AWoNDEa WoRKEu.-Mr Frank Iuff nan
| young man of Burlington, Ohio. states tha
| he had been under the care Of two promi
d6tlf not'
pronounce his case to be Consum p'i,n aud
incurab'e. He WIS persuaded to try DR..
Kings New Discovery f,r Consumption,
Coughs AMI Colds and'a that tine was not
able to walk acrIss the street wi h,ut rest,
ing. lie :onnd before he hal use h If Of II
d"l!ar b tile, that he WIS much bette; he
coRiuuel to use it aud is to-day enjoying
god heath Ifyou have any Throat, Lung
or Chest Trouhl' try il. We guarantee sa. :
isfact m. Trial bottle free at Is. z. Pesey's
Drug Store,
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The best $500 Mems Shoe in the market
can bo found ct FOErER, WILKINS & co.
July 3l--4t
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4 1ro close out our remaining stock of Para
so's we will sell them positively at cost. for
Cash II, NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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Two Gins For Sale.

1.-TWO Sixty saw B-own Gius.-Nearly new,
l. for sale. Have been used very little.
Apply to r. NJ. McDERMlD.
Aug IA. 33 Ct.
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THE Exc RCISES -
o? TIg
JONESVlLLE HIGH SCHQQl

VIII U3 NCSUHfUU otpt' fftH, IoJIs
lio'rl from SS to $40 per month
Young Lali;s p-epared for the Senior
class In lleg'.
FACULTY.
y G. Lifejohn, toa 'licr Of Latin aud
higher Matthew tics
Mrs VI. L. Britton, teacher in Academic
Dcmrimco'.
Miss Anna &. Fiamcs, Assistant, and In
slrn,trc in Music.
Aug 81 80.