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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-01
For the TIMES.
Sad Notes from Rocky Creek.

ROCKY CaEEx, s. c., March, 70. 1t is
with sadness that va send your paper our
neghborhooi dots this week. The past two
weeks Roseoia and LsGrippe have been
prevalent, AMI nearly every family has hal
some member prostrated. The families of
Mr.. d. w. Whitlock, J. w. Scott, Esq, and
Mrs. Ann Scott, have had serious cases. In
the latter family one case. has resulted
fatally. Her youngest daughter, Miss Rosa,
was on yesterday laid to rest in New Hope
graveyard, with hundreds Of friends sur,
roundiug the grave, terrifying by Their si.eot
tears the high appreciation they had fo-
her upon whom the snth was gently falling.
Miss Rosa, not yet out of her teens, was q
lovely girl, true christian, loving daugh-
ter and loved aud studious pupil Of tho
Rocky Creek Academy. She was bright in
her manner and won and held the love and
respect Of her teacher and school mates. Ony
absent from her desk seven days when her
spirit winged its fight to its heavenly home.
She was not afraid of death, and talked of
her fa tn in, and love for her Saviour. She
will be sadly missed by all; bu: especially
from the school aud by the Waterloo Literary
| Society, Of which she was The loved Prcsi-
dent, at the time Of her death, but their loss
\ is her eternal gain.
| Mr.. John ScUtt, oldest son of J. W. Scott,
/
members Of the family are able to be up.
| d. W. Whitlock, Esq, had a severe con-
gestiye chill on the 22nd, that lasted for
seven hours, but he is able TO be out again.
This family are all improving. Gary, one of
his little boys, is still oonfuod in bed with
La Grippe, which seems to have settled in
ono Of bis ankles.
Miss Elmo +Sprouse, the granddaughter
was hoped. The disease Roseola has settled
fears arc entertained that she may lose il.
some weeks IL improving.
The farmers have made considerable prog
ress with their work, notwithstanding the
unfavorable weather Of the past few weeks.
Although everything was covered with ice
on the 18Th, the prospect is still good for
considerable fruit this year.
Our locality was expecting four months
public school this year, but the fat has gone
forth that three months is tho best that can
DO done.
Last month Miss Cora Gossett and Mis-
Bessie Galman received prizes at the Rocky
Creek Academy, Mrs. NJ. f. Brttcn, Princi-
pal, for making the best per cent in their
studies in tho different departments.
This month Miss Hala Smith aud Mics
Hala Gallman are the fortunate ones. Many
who made favorable starts this month have
been detained at home by sickness and death.
Mrs. Josie Smith, and Miss Lula Smith, Of
Browns Creek, are visiting the family Of I.
]. II. Smith, Esq, of this place.
Yours truly,
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BsA- s--GSpsan. of Gleen Sprfncs, an
expert in terracing land, has been doine
some good work, III, that line for Capt. A. II
Foster, Hon. w. Munro, W. E. Thomson, J.
IL, Rodger aud others in this vicinity.
The system Of terracing is becoming popu-
lar among truly progressive Farmers; and
has proved very profitable in both saving
and reclaiming rolling aud hlly lands. Mr..
Grogau appears to understand the system Of
terraeing, and is now engaged on some farm.
in Santuc Township.
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g executive committee was

the FLOWING executive committee was
cc'ected:
w. C. Mc3owau, Abbeville; d. s. Hender-
son, Aiken; E. b. Murray, Anderson; John
son IIag,cd, Barnwell; r. s. Weeks, Collie
ton; }. p. Br5ck, Clarendon; Kirby s. Tup-
per, Charleston; John J.. Ayers, Chester;
w. +. Stevens, Chesterfeld; +. T. Coker,
Darlington; w. 8. Allen, Edgefield; q. W..
Ragsda G, Fairfield, J. T. Kershaw Florence;
Georgetown; John Lawton. Hampton; W. n.
Shannon, Kershaw; II. E. wylic, Lancaster;
L. Norton, Horny; Aaron Cannon, Laurens;
S. p. Wrngard, Lexington: Robt. MacFar-
land, Marion; J. N. Weatherly, Marlboro;
w. II. Hunt, Jr., Newberry; w. A. Lowry,
Oconee; 8. Dibble, Orangeburg; j. L. Boggs,
Pickenes; j. Q. Marshall, Richland; John
w. Wofford, Spartanburg; H. p. Lee, Sumter:
l.. j. Browning, Union; DIR. d. G. Scott,
Williamsburg, Ihos. F. Mellow, York.
The first outlook Of debate occurred. near
the cl so Of the session, when delegate from
Abbevillc, who had been instructed to ask
for primary, arose and offered resolution
asking that the Convention demand q pri
mary Of the May Convention.
Mr.. Cannon of Laurens, intro luced as a
substitute:that the demand be made of the
September Convention and not the May.
Ex-Governor Mauldin favored the demand.
;Ir. Williams, of Grecnville, said he came
10 Columbia red-hot primary demsnder,
but saw the risk of asking for it. Ii it was
conceded that tho May Convention had O
righ, to grant primary and change its CON-
stitution in that respect, it could on The same
grounds change the constitution and nomi.
nate ticket in May.
| Mr.. W. c. McGowan, Of Abbcville, said he
came here favoring demand, but saw il
would lead to a trap and he wanted to make
the fight strictly in the party lines.
Governor Hampton asked if the resolu.
tions were not out of order, not having been
rsfnre6.to the .coulnjttee. ..y,...v-.
| Mr.. Williams, thinking there was q dan
ger of some i'll feeling, introduced the fo!-
lowing compromise;
| Resolved, That this conference urges any
AMI al opponents of its nominees to NEE,
thom in square, fair, direct primary to be
provided for 10y the September Convention.
| Resolved, That 10 case this proposition is
| declined or refuse we will make our con.
| test before the Convention, so confident in
this just;c. of our cause and in the sympathy
| Of the people that wc are willing to meet oui
opponents before any tribunal which they
| may select.
Both the resolution and substitute were
tabled. and no demand for primary will bs
| mhue, anu Se'a'or Troy nRu no opportunity
Of giving the answer it is understood he had
| prepared in advance.
| BY special resolution the executive com
mttce goes out Of office at the assembling Of
the September Conv entiou. This is done ts
keep the figh, richly within party lines.
Special thanks were offered Chairman Dib
BILE and the other officers for the efficien
services rendered Thanks were returned
to Secretary Tndal for use of the hall.
At l.30 the convention adjourned, every
sion aud satisfied will ii the ) c Convention m
| work
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THE RAILROAD TAxEs.-Judge Simon.
tons decision in the railroad tax case on
Saturday is claimed as an Administration
victory. 1t is nothing of the sprt.
The railroads rendered their taxes as due
under the old assessment and the Admins
tration refused to receive them. 1t de.
clared that it must have all or nothing, the
full amount due under the new aisessm ent
and nothing less. Then the railroads went
into the United States Court for protection.
The Administration had been bunderinp
along on its own legal resources. Now it
employed "assistaut counsel who knew
more law, and discovered from them that
it must rct;ace its steps. 1t did so, and
appealed TO the United States Court TO allow
it to receive the sums previously rendered
by the roais, and refused, leaving the aues-
..l-I ton Of the exclsss taxes To- the future
Statea IL Is 10 be paid ipto the vTuges I1u
c,mu,, Court for fmtupe disburssmon united
Amy %n,; trcasurers. The S,a,o, Ihna, 10 the
IN i''strations II folly, has lost the ;aIa .he
M nc,r IL since its original tender ona ,n,erest
u, aIurrsd rec large expcns:s for adJ;tiouod ana has
e.d, ~, me main quc:tion-whetbsr ,ha coun-
p % No, are 70 pay on The extra asses0ma v rail-
far aotn's :; yet to be decided, and deSsmcnts Ssni
i'r In the future. Tie State e" decision
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Correspondence Of tho TINES.
Santuc Talk and News

This yesr, '92, / suspect will be teemipc
with candidates, and ! think it would be we'll
to leave those words "War Rscord' out, for
have heard many old soldiers
| say they are sorcly tired of that term.
am, loo, for think 1t abs ,lutely wrong, and
savors Of demagogism, aud almost un pardon
Bile vanity for an old army officer to try 10 ride
into office over his less fortunate opponent,
who has no title; and for any soldier to ban
ter his opponent who WAS so unfortunate ~ as
| not 10 have been horn nr not old enongh 10
be 10 the war, on his '.war record"
bslieve there were as brave mon, and
battle Scared ones too, in the ranks, as any
officer, and os true, brave and loyal ones have
arrived at manhood since, as any Of them.
or course we admire the brave old soldiers
of the 'lost cause" and honor them highly,
but think it is time to leave "war records"
out, when oil other qualifications are equal
disease in ,h;, o''ng rneir chickens fr,n,.
.mne lave aied lately which win cnt dnye hens
J;ipIpy J;pp,y OF many Housewives, NV I inc egg
u'sease ECU wlii not get among tho .a noPe tho
o,oaS,g n guinea fowls. The guinea ~ \. maeN'nes,
.oehent and valuable, a. wo,, mo.t
S" sTm', end like them finely in cheap
in m;n., even though they "dop,t ana
~ ~ nin'er, unless it is in "fuss'" speak
should IG sL;s mas mt tried them, think ,hen
10 d@Tis date and tnsM 1:s,1 work has been don. m
,a.reme n wintsr weather nut "t.a' q s,on but tho
NY, N.Y.. ana ths heavy rains the past f.v 20 piaut
re- tr try;nm members 40 @ Of Salem church (santi.,
J, Mabnns 20 20 secure the services of Rev
sr Of the ye,r ra0rsos en- county, for the rsm,iD.
=, ',is ago. and is by NO means pn several
!, .., ono who is we'll known. and j. u stranger,
yea by all. 1t is the wish OF of az - generally
bors. '""''n may succeed, in securing if. hi.
ard diy my 5ieb,v went mite to aill.m's Chapel, and
Kelly, pre;oa sp'Oisu pIs'n friend. Rev. NJ.
chile sermon. fn' practical, and
nv nsmh.n Sah.ao Alliance is still receiving som.
.na,h uess. occasionally, who cain o 0omo
mystical @ saf dni, d,niGEmati0n after having ridden
f: W..
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| RSS- Mrs. Grant started 10 ,,
Mi,I;aa y' 10 purchase her Spring Stock % %,
men ' nsa;, aud when she returns, youna
men look out for those. cloves of TO-. 'ouhs 8
u; w. INC street, aud you old mep-.,t"
books. '0i your pocket
Of y n na 'nree rec Milliners in town, all prabbi,o
'na H. q poor poor fellows finances we NAV trnIv eaa,
NV ~ pressure of hard times. Blu, then un M
little to sso ~: na' rs not willing to pay q
soas @ 10 sec his wife and daughter,s @ prs,,"
'"'es under pretty bonnet? p'e''y
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master ca. 1ANcsLfsG MACHINES d.,
Gnrn;et: er General has approved n Cue, ne tost'
eanns1;mg 1;m,ng the department with 9raet loo 1 Tor
SIo0 SIoenng ing machines at an apnua, uU asa, stamp
;nn Taoo each. while in Operation Tte tentai of
macbsna S bP1stof'es will each receive ONE Fellow
Chattan"oi Chrssi Richmond. Va; Atian,o % OF @ the
sonvilIe birmingham, knoxville Jonh' a.
macbins, augusta and Savannah TICK TICK
cancel an o.a. ~ hss been demonstrate i"ere m;n
mail an hour 'aSe Ts OF about 10000 piece, ",f Of
postal cards % o,ona nhelr capacity for cancelinn %
6sr TIE machines ns wiz IL ss excess of this num
NE next few days. ~ 'eiVered within
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lhE RAILROADS Musr Paw TO
ME ME ORIGINAL TENDER.-Cboria,h THE COURT
ra;Iran nI,en Zo.-lt will be remembered bn' , .: c.
fan fa.i'oaas made tender at ,b, ,eu nra mat the
ref,. M paymenI of their taxes tIier wEiet time
sha Stiused ny order Of The Com ntro,," mhlch was
1nortiy after that the G ,pnt" U,'er ueneral.
were instructed to issue exccmt;. trSasp, ers
.he roads, and the sherifs Uuslo!s ,U against
Statss y on their property. Tho bIruc.ed nn:
aSS .tro;a; Court granted on in;rne,; ne united
tho tht"nlhiog the officers from otlpllon 90 1 re-
cases se'ree quoted below applies O'ng, to q, and
tbo IL ordered, adjudgcd onJ d.,
oi .he complainant (railroadI dnnoa uecreed that
"no "nee OF thls order, certified "Ss,i from the
pon roo asoivent bank, payable r. oIa naoI drawn
snch .' defendant here n. Tho 81, county county
suoh treasurer being for Tho 90. check to
Ioney D,oy heretofore tendereI ,o h; '"me SUN of
ahaht w. as the sum adm;t,oi py COM
M .e sad clerk deliver to each oe e que;
he haats' c%a0n or TO his attorney % in tho 0i sad
ucb nIsa,. 90 drawn. That ur on del;voue ease
emein;no % 'he bank upon which il is d., OF |,
Ittp'ea ,e as Of the day of the orioi Eered and il
'sn Inc spme force, effee, or,g'hal ong tender, ~
batsnSsv.n soS intent pErFcsq and oIperia.lon Inron d.
cs;SoI as if the money vac n,ereEce ao, ~
se,vea = on ts,i day. All ouss,;o "; actually hi
served" 'P' ana delivery are u"
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SsS" II may as well be fr,,,
be nnh,;". ' 'na' no candidates. name will
70 published in these column, ,"a', VIII
regular fee has been paid. until the
=, ,, nave two or three requests 10 Duh,;.,
request, aro @ ~ss"S' 10 bo paid then. Such
r. .''' m are generally mean. a. "f,e,sr. ;"
- - ,no party finds that he has some ss. ohs
and o"s elected he will then pav the ~.
ana continue his name in tn. n,rs 10y 'ae lee
W. a%' % call on the io~n pump for naum"0, u "sop
~ 40 not induce any man to bocom,. '"ea. "
10; ;"s'' out when man asks rs to orno'' n
,e same candidate he must come in on
- '""e Ierns as other candidates ."
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oid Petsr Rice is Dead

a notable figure in this comm,n,,
1,nee ~n we came into it, WIS old pets. p ever
,,n; Ho was once the body servant and corr;. ..e -
a'iVer' OF Col, William Rice and af,a. lase
oma n'S son, the late b. H. Rice and "a "asl
'h emancipation remained with the FAM s,m;, "''er
s;" "' capacity up to the lattsr's death IN
p r' ~ 'nen with the Majors rrondson sau sa
w,. .s'er disd last week. and j, is su,ro..,
p; pa' over 100 years old. He has mr. prosea ne
.,ws S l"nliy' we are told, all his lif. ana "a 'ns
IL" faithful aud favori,e servon, was
,as, s ,"S. years of his life Peter o,onn;. 10
Ienec, anS 51'Snea %i, s room in the family resi-
bs ho., "na MS meals were sent TO him n;,r
m hs u uss' OF everything on the tabys ~ II" WIN
nd 10y y last moment of his life hi. G :.
,mos, "niai old 'olOred servant receivoa StS. ts
~ os' 20 hindness and care from every ma e
,o,od ~ , .nG white family. and h. died ~ rau
'' ana greatly missed BY alI1 VS. |
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March o. nASIEs AT BrnrH.-Nev w..
living n LMarie a. juneau, a French wn,aa, noak,
America 'mI me, outskirts of GuayaouaI S"ah souah
to seven cS, I adviess say, has given irth biu,,
gate WEIGH, h,uFep In one day The arn1a r.n
fourteen na OF The sepiets was trif,e s,e. gre
were alive "T Tb;, ana at last accounts oli
who have cons"I,.n n's Is said by eminent doctor
IGs number Of Children .Isr to be The lar
li'ed woman at single birth. birth born to civ
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DSD- Among some "old relics" which the
Ld~ensrilIe Herald says will be sent to the
Worlds Fair from that city, is "a broadcioth
coat made by ex-Piesdcnt andrew johnson
tor Tie late Chief Justice S mpson, when
the former worked at this place as jour
neyman tailor, in lS2O1'
H., tmlircn of ,h., 49,. :
DID not wear bro,dcloth coat, u 'na' age
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in the rsS worS, al ARSIcA SALvE.-Tbe bes, oo,u.
Sal, Pr morla for Cuts, Bruises. Sorss st Gt save
bands ueum' Gpi,' Fever Sores. Tetter 20 ;t, toieers,
tions G Goniloains, Corns and aJl 81 IinaPPe'
reom;ra1 adu positively cures Piles 'n or u hrup
satisfae,;,n IL IS guaranteed to Give no n.usy pay
ceaIs na or money refunded perfect
' pef o0x' For sale by b. F. Pos"x a,o 20
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beyond question,aas n,os mass .,s CgaE This is
i%salS'9s ssyAets ever so,J. ,r.'Ssss,si Cough
rfaoly cure the worst sa.on lew doses
.nc"dp. oap ana bronchitis, While H. 81 Tough,
tse's ont ~ NE cure Of Copsumntioa" "G;aacrirl ~;
Sine parallel 10 the history ~ 's with
onass ve .s hrst discovery IL has bena ~ mea,o'ps,
can s, ee, test which NO o,Ses s'la ona
uesfv aaa' aaa IL you have a.ooneb %oiiclne NC
Bf. Issyu sa you 10 try it Price To- hno mo ear,
ams n:. yoSr .g lungs are sore. chest ~ oUo and
/. se s@,,S Shilo6s Porous Plaster 1s so,1 back
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q fseMrT M AND SUFFICIENT. !.
ss,, az, ,march 10 29.-Please correct ens tba y
S,on, 1vmr 20 the Charleston Ne,es anu ne rspori
shin =, u,reeavi'ie with references to m, oom1er o
denial u certain p, bank stock, which gos "Iner h
letter from 'sss e.. ssssish sSsa also the following
exchange Bank Of Laurens, 'n' Loan and
To Bo,oL..3naE ha.y3nET'. s. G., March 20. 1so,
rsnIx JkAR SIR; Your letter recs,,.s
tIpeS S ~" would say that you told 'iue' ms -. In
soI% e f ago TO sell your bank stock me some
been n's ., snares Of the st ok but !, h,e nave
em otbsr delivered TO the purchase :. mas me not
Lnou .hree shares have been ,noL. Ihe
,n1i1 nnem nothing of tho newsnans. pUsen & for.
irec.ou 'w ~, !, IL in .., print. followed le your
Yours truly, '''0"'
/ tak. u Co. "Wt A. Warns
,i.. d.n,., nI ior granted that Won w;;t
oiiv G snisi sns and explanation the sama n g'yoN-
tSs "mu prominence which were a"oorI pao,
INC uniounded rumor. accorded
JOHN L. NJ. IRnY.
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MONA WANTED.

Our necessities demand Cash every day |;
while our subscriptSn books disclose 60 per
cent. of our subscribers in arrears. We
want money badly. Perhaps you cannot
pay all you owe us, although il is very
small amount for each but you surely can
pay half, and that vii help until money is
easier with all of us. I'VE MUST COLLECT.
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Correspondence Of The Union TINES.
Telephone Vibrations,

d5s aG.s'Sss Marsh eSsasss sFsnsss week H
in one short wsan sad accident, These all cans
, fVrioai stlr and hard times aoou, the
;r;n nne cold snap week befor. ,..
IiftIo ,.h iruit or vegetable crons u.a not
so verv "naI1 nn;1 Is almost a mystery os ~ very
of Jossnn Tosa m Scott, a daughter Of tho
last Frija - m Scott Of Rockey Creek "idow ,i;o',
of New Hone ah was buried at the ceme,sru
hu;nh hu1I. years Of age and was She was
vo,sn Sneerful sweet spir;,oie e OF those
norIs noIs ladies' that had NAM o9ristian
ponuIar;,. uot an enemy in tho woriS ana
coarso was attested by tho ~, Her
service, y, people that attended tho E CON
her na.,or o'.eruay, which was condun,os aera'
Impressive mu nev. Dove Tller, in the mo-, ~
ber of the Metbnd;s; MGs Miss Rosa was On en- /,
NJ. E. Britton's 5;st church, pupil of Mrs
her oL" "o q scholar iu the Sundau y ny creek,
mia. seized put that dread disease oU, nno OF
robed tboso nor Iair young form and ~
rrends yse "s ana her loved one, an soon h
influence t nsr genial presence, service many B
or sbe ~ aoreyer here, but not in etau ana 70
eaven. -. Z" with her saviour n
+, nuc c0iorei girl, daughter of csor s"'
he % noro' rown' was badly burned iss, Moore, tn,
n ihn parents sll' were away from tho s, hok: week:
s ,a sAe children by themselves eUuse H and
the fire III her ~r.1o o1o,s; stand ,g with her back
,arly eni;ra,11 ciothing caught, and ~
sa tfsr;n ;H..rey burned from her bod u was was
ID roseo great pain, and will perbon, az In' Fri
M. b. W " Wh;, Sure throat and grip, "'o "B,
, otbsr w. ". nhitiock had conpas,;vo ,,
ZEN hours ,pat stayed With him obom. 2nd
"Die.; bn, nr; W. is known by the nama II
.oped ~ .u; tnink his name sbonid -. Wes
yise VIZ 20 live" for any man u'd ih". % NJ.
likely to tSesslvo 5; chill of seven hour. -" !, Re
,it, hS orr, who moved from
n to hi. .oMparianburg M last Winter oa @
lsf, =: .is oid home on q visit ios, re oame Pa
sv.a. s Iamiiy in good health. sna sny' u, N
n ss..e ne received o telegran, S sent
!. 4"'"s one OF his little daughters waa from
:, rom w. H. T. Littleiohn is gradually im, dsne;
rom his stroke of parslvs;s lmproV= letter
> onen IickeDs lost his onIv h Exoha
~ .;ir mr. .. W: Crawford's fine 'sse sse,i last
> siek, and is likely to die o'ai'ion To Ho
~ nI]s ..,] Littlejohn of PaooIet hal, DRA
- IoiSaiyts and friends in .tons.n;en ISen reply
>, Dukes, of Roseville. OroneSle. Omesyille. time q,
=, moiher-in.law of Rev Dn1a g%s.1murg %.mg sold
ps p4sau a. the Methodist Parsonsse. iiiier' been
:, ;iI1esoyterians are plasisr;nn other d
pr.g up their church, gettinp ng ,aag 1 knew
Jsv Toyteiy, which will con vena Iauy until /
No. tue End Sunday an Ar..| n1re direction
but thew ~ get In much work jss, d
pybaw' "'' very well up with tbsin
''"' TELEpuovr / take
NE. al ~
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s4- We intended publishing this week
the constitution g;vcrnins The Democratic
party Of this State, bu. find the proceedings
of the Peace and Unity Convention of last
Thursday have crowded i, ou'. 1t will ap
pear next week.
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a Flea for Rational camn.;. h''


n smaI,D Dok March 29.-AIr. Edfior.
renal. ta0o 10 your columns to mske sn c
no;"a A' IN regard to the annroaat: lew
- tsn b IL seems to me that tbers cam
eI.ot;r &c more excitement over tho as - gong
Onr naaa, ,nah any year since 1876 ''oiag
such . a;o rIsp.e appear to have potten Ia,
other w;sSss,i us,i spirit that one tbink. u'o .no
State son,a 80: SUI intends to do him or ,he
inst sone inJustise. It seems fba. or tho
aos' confidence in each other 'a,I .Ial we have
sH;r s"t q" OF that ilIiberal and nnda unio's we
eroi,s VIC "iil forever be in The iIdoSrauo wiIdaruo
'AU,tement ~, and dissensions '' "iiuerndss Of |
on5 are one people, sharing IN. .,
anJ uisad adVantages of one commo rsntages
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is finisbaJ not leei that our mission On .sum
man sae,i we should respect our f.maH
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ard for onr t,, ~ seems that we have no ~. S
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ames geI INTO some position wbsr. We
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use a ne has reached higher r,nnS anS'her y" e. r
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sad 1t is our duty to vote fna na's the spI
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-01

n@- MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Chapman, and
child, Of Spartanburg, are visiting the family
Of Capt. A. II. Foster.