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For the TINES.
A Cloud-burst st Jonesville.

Ma. EpiroR: On Monday night tho
most destructive rAipfili within the knowl-
edge OF the e'.tcst~ei.--Sss r~spt James A4..s!a
and The surrounding country. Ton inches
of measur ci water (one-siXth OF our annual
f,ll of rainl fell within the SPACE of two
hours The cr"cks and branches became
roaring torrsnts. leapci forth from their
boundaries and destroyed the crops from
hill to hill, ani WIS, sheets of Mator swept
oyor the upiauis, leaving this morning the
gloomy spectacle Of cotton and corn in many
places swept far away or covered beneath
tho drited snnl
To dsy Wsimcsdly, it is still raining.
PacOlct R'Yer is 0, ,er the largest portion OF
her bottom" aEl l0r muddy waters have
destroyed the last eAprts ihat car be made
TO raise corn w.thil her reach this year.
Such a condition If AFFAIR.", Mr.. Editor,
from human standpoint, is indeed di.-
c1urasing yet are lot there mysterious
workings of m unccring Providence cent
Il try men souls, by testing our faith that
"lle doeth al things well"
WAS impressed ye,ts day by tho contract
of tho conduct Of two mcn-the one calmly
and HncomplaiHmgiy, aud even cheeifuly.
&c. .i! h { }ai ioiied long and hard, hid
den beneath, an9 dcultlsss destroyed. by
this f. 'eshet of waters the otkei was .H,Sa.y
his Maker for sond ng the rain that has
robhel him Of the prospects of n bJuntful
harvest. The FIRST is n child Of linn who
says, "Irust in the Lord aud do gool. and
yrr.!v thou all at be fol the othcr i, Il
son ~ Bells. There arc many ways by
gLirh he energetic farmer may slll avert
.hc ssGWIug @rrroach Of want.
Y. q I1TLTJOuN.
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PEOPLES PARTY PRINCIPLES

OMAHA, July 3.-lhs sub-com mittce on
resolutions Of tho Peoples party late last
night reported the following demands as the
platform:
We demand FREQ and unlimiiel coinage of
silver and gold, q, tho present Legal rate Of
III to /. We demsnd that thu amount OF
crcu' 'a,ing medium he speed increased TO
not less than $50 per capita. We dem.nd u
graduated income tax
we believe that tho money OF the couutry
should De kept as much az possible iu the
hands Of the people. and hence We domsnl
that all State and National revenue shall h.
limited 10 the necessary expenses OF the
government economically and honestly al
mnistercd.
We demand that postal savings banks bs
established by the government for the safe
deposit OF the earnings Of the people and to
facilitate exchange.
On the force bill q resolution was adopted
providing for purity " elections, but gro.
hounc'ng against federal int.rftranc. II
will read "We nrs in favor If O. free ballot
and fair count in al elections. and wa
pledge ourselves TO secure it TO every ZEAL
voter, through the intervention OF the States.
by mans of the Australian or secret halo,
sys'em'
The following plank on land was adopted ::
Ahe i"hu, ihCIuolnS ail the natural To-
sources Of wealth, is the heritage of all the
people. and should not he monopolized for
speculative purposes, and alien ownership
ofland should be prohibited All land now
held by raili Dads and o,her VIBRATIONS in
excess of their actual needs, and oil lands
now owned by alienS, should bs reclaimed
by the government aud held for Gctual Sci
tiers only"
lhe transportation planks will he as fy-
lows transportation being a means of cx-
change and pubic necessity, the govern.
ment should own and operate tie railroads
IN the interest Of tho people.
Telegraph and telephone, like the postal
system, icing necessity for the trausmis
sion OF news, should be owned anl operated
by 'he government i'll the interest Of the
people.
"lf Congress shall Determine the Mica.
rsgua canal or any natl nal waterway noces.
sary, the same should he constructsd owned
and operated by tho government, aud we
oppose any subsidy or national aid 10 any
private corporations for any purpose"
The sub committee on preamble reported
that 1t had not yet prepared the preamble to
tho platform, and was granted until Monday
morning to complete its lsbors.
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CLERGYMEN APPEALED To.-Tho following
appeal has been sent out from prohibition
headquarters 10 every Clergyman in So"th
Carolina.
Rev. and Dear Sir Trusting that YOU
Will not consider layman presumptuouS i'll
making an appeal in the interest Of moral.
ity, to one of your high and holy calling, |
venture 10 cnll your special attention to lie
sIrAgge now going on in the State 10 sesure
law for the rr hibiton Of the slie Of in.
to1ica.ing liquors.
IL is needless for me to dwell upon that OF
Which your experience as a pastor has al
ready convinced yon the bouudlcss evil OF
this iniquitous traffic.
Rettor than any one else, from your posi-
ton, you are acquainted with It's baleCui
effects, how it degradss character, blishts
homes aud destroys souls.
There arc doubtless within tho RAM. Of
your pastoral or personal influence men who
are with us in principle, bet who vet nrc got
Impressed with tho Importance of giving
then'elrss TO active work TO secure ITS sue
cess, AMI are only waiting the stimulus Of
your influence u .Vn them to make Ian our
most valuable auSiliariss
therefore feel that it is only ne e .sary
to beg that you Will give cur wogk your IN
mediate, active and zea,ous coo, Grafton in
Whatever way your judgment may dIctlef,
either through your pulpit or by pcr.ogal
eff It
Of youl kea'iy sympathy en- icoi 10
doubt: | confidently ask for ycur endorse
ment. yonr counsel, your eii, AMI aJosc all.
your prayers. A favorable reply Will DC
greatly appreciated.
l.. ID. CHILps. Chairman.
:. u. Executive G. mmitt,c.
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Two REBELS WEARING GRAY. On a lonely
hill side in the Virginia mountains there
rises solitary marble shaft, ftnc d in with
an irou railing.
On tho monument are engraved these
words:
Lieutenant Colonel d. A. Ledbetter, OF
Orr's South Carolina Rifles. Killed at the
second battle Of Manassas, August 10Th,
1862" etc.
The story Of this monument is q most
unusual and iuteresting one. Orr's South
Carolina Rifles won the unaua distinction of
having lost more men in the war for the
number on the rooster than any regiment
engaged on either side in the great struggle,
the deaths amounting TO 334 actually killed
in battle. More than this, the "lIarry HIT
spur sacrificed moro men than any other
State in ratio, which is no less than %
p cont of her entire military Populate,
as it stood in 1861, while ronnsy ylvania,
which led tho North, lost only er cent #
hers.
Orr's Rifle. WAS commanded by the cslc-
brated James l.. OR, with Lieutenant Colo
mel ID. A. Ledbo,ter second in command.
Colonel Lsdhetter was a giant, beng i'll
height 6 feet and I inches, and 4 shin ng
mark for Yankee sharpshooters, fact lie
fully appreciated, but reckoned rot when
duty called.
On tho sn,anguined field of second Maaas-
sas South Carolina gave seven colonies, a.
gallant gentlemen as ever drew the sword t.
the cause she cherished so fcndly. This
fact will accouGt in large measure for tho
taunt some have dared to cast al hor that
she furnished SO few distinguished generals
in tho war she had inauguratel. They fo:-
got the brilliant possibilities who died at the
beginning Of the struggle in this bloody fight
At second Manassas, Orr's Rifles dcfen
dsd tho railroad cut which was Stnewail
Jackson's key to the fight, and il was there
hat Colonel Lsdoeler fell. Captain Norton
Of the same regiment was also okilled.--iHuH-
la iSun.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION roH,ySr,ltfrr r,r

COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION -ro4.vSt, ,itf' orc
scholarships in she Winthrop Training
School will be hold in each county court
house in the State on Friday, August 5th
and will include arithmetic, grammar, geog-
raphy, United States history, composition,
reading, wiring and spelling.
There are two valuable scholarships for
each county. The first is wo;t tn $3.50 ses-
son and the second entities the winner to
free tuition, and they offer great tduca
tional oppor unity t9 the young women Of
the State.
In order to become competitor for
scholarship the applicant must be not less
than II years Of ag', of irre proachlbe
moral character, in good heath, with no
physical defects, habits or eccentricities
which would interfere with her success in
teaching; and they mus, purpose to follow
teaching as a vocation.
The college is open to oil young ladies
who have the required qualics ions for
admission. Its aim is strictly professional,
and only those students are wanted who
have a good academic training, and are pre-
pared to receive instruction in the science
and art Of teiching.
In six years the college has sent out ll9
trained tenchers, who are teaching success
fully in important POSITIONS, Its gra luates
are in great demand as teachers.
The course of study has been extended TO
two years, and consists Of n junior and
senior class. Those prepared to enter the
senior class will be allowed to d, so, and
complete the course in ono year.
The next session will bcgin Sc )tembcr %.
For any information write toJ. l.. Walker,
School Commissioner Of Union County.
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News From Busy Clifton.

CLirloN July 4th.--Nearly every one a,
rhi. p.nce is celebrating the "Fourih' in
some manner. Most Of tho young peoplu
o,s attending ricnics at various p aces
quite IL sc number hay. gone 10 Cherokee
Spr iuLs.
Farmers in Ills neghborhood are well up
with their work. and crops le-pecioly
upland corn) look vigil
Mr.. Sumter J Moore. an od Uuipn boy
and prime favoritc with all who know
L.m has accepted the position with the
t!Ipn H""n'. curing Company, formerly
held by Mr. ". y Smdi,
NJ. William Wright, al excellent oil
VIZ Ght who il VOL known in Union, hss
been d .mg some fine work at this place.
Misses jennie Ross and Minnie Carroll,
two very popular young ladies Of Gailncy
~, nro v'-iriu" Miss Lena j hnson.
Ml>, bcs,.c Nol!ingSYorih. Of Lauren.
county, has al excellent private school at
this pace SkAI"S.
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All About Town.
Er DUR s"RlGmrLr LOCAL T.. C. FAINT

Er DUR s"RlGurLr LOCAL T.. C.. FAINT.
''Out in the Streets Was rendered before
large audience Wednesday evening Of last
week. The Amatuers acted well, especially
"Mrs. bradford aud Pete"
Col and Mrs. T. e. nuucan gave a Ieccp-
ton in homer OF Mis- Helen Rembert, of
Sumter, and Miss Carrie Duncan, Of Union
on last Friday evening. Notwithstanding it
was stormy evening there was quite II
n.mhcr present, and it proved to he Tie
reception of receptions.
Miss iIetie Murphy gave an elegant tea
TO few friends ~ Thurs lay evening
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rers puY.,;,r
Rumsi W. Cos, 4 .a.os .;a 'p ee,a'
course Of study in ci W. ps,., '' the
Lehish Uoivrdly. =, " r'''
Is at hone fsr n, ykre"'
.,'S cadet = =. : Academy, % rsss .ss,'
hsfor. L., h,,, 4, mind briciug at nos
phere of Uoiop hs ~ ~ MI" through all
right sgaio.
Our little friend 1ace "0's - nome,
from tbs cs,ar 81 ss'i.atss Sd much
impro,s3 3saa. fhs'o,sfoSSS MS one ~
becoming greet dtntOr,% ~
We had verypl,ass4 visit last week
from our much estecmtl friend, Il. W.
Shand, Esq, Of Columbia! who visited Union
on professional business.
Pro-. A. +. McSi.sick princil nj Of the
Electric dep,r ment Of the Auburn, Ala,
Farmers anl Mecla"ic, College, honored
our sHIctum by u sit lat week. lie is
on tour of in.pection to examine the
electric plants in The towns and cities cr
South Carolina md Gcrgia.
Mr.. MT Gi-t is in town visiting relatives.
Miss lulin Jones. OF Columbia, i, visiting
Mrs. T.. Z. F.rt.
Daniel II. Wallace has returned from Nc
Cabcs School, rcl,rslurs, Va, for tho Sam
mer vaca,i,u.
A. Wallace Thomson Jr, returned from
Columbia last Friday, haviGg completed his
course in the law department Of the South
Carolina College, aud bscn admitted to
-nraciica t6r.-s-S'reA Ia Court
Miss Elizabeth Grimtall has returned from
Mrs. Kelly's School at Charleston.
Prof. B. F. Bailey, Of Columbis, paid
visit to Mr.. II. H. Coss a.d family last
week.
Miss Agnes Rice and Willie Coleman, OF
Sedalia, came mp Friday to attend the recep-
ton given hy MIS-. and Col. 7. c, Duncan.
Capt. and Mrs. +. u. Farr have gone TO
lIondersonville, n. c.
Mrs T. +. Notl returned TO Sparauburg
Saturday, after spending some time with
Ju Ige Wallace and family
Miss Annnbsllc Johnson returned rom
Manning Frilay.
Miss Annie Sims, Of Goshen Hill, is visit.
ing Mr.. J. C. Hunter and family.
Mr.. Willie Giboes, If Columbia, is on a
visit 10 his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ.
Gibbs.
Misses Carrie GiGts and. Susie Guigusrd
of colu%bia, a'o visiting Mr::~""u Mrs. W
n. Gibbs. '
7. W. McIurc, 1.-The boss broker las
gone to Saludn, y. c., TO summer it.
G.. +. Sanders, Esq, of Spsrtanburg, is in
town attending count.
Mr. W. Lrwrarco Walker, Of Cedar
Springs, was in town this week on "impor.
tant business"
Bishop ". W. Duucan aud wife are visit
ing their son, Col I. G. Duncan aud family.
Miss Helen =. Rembcrt. after spending
some time with Mrs 4. c. Duncan, left
Tuesday for Spnrtanburg.
Miss Susie Scoiicld has gone 20 Davidson
y. c., To visit relatives.
Mrs. a. IL. Corrie i, on n visit to Mrs. y,
q. Duncan
Msi. d. Il. Duncan, of Spartanburg, is
attending court.
Mrs. Parrott and her two daughters, arg
H-'"-Ns r.Ni~aI Asaa1
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Macbeth Monument,

All who desire 10 1ntribute t) this w5r-
thy object, can do 50 10y putting their names
on th,s li-t. with the amount they propose
TO give, and ,hey will not bo called on for
the money until this fall.
The gave of Col. Robert Macb,il ir ~.
marked and as the years roll rouRi tho
sacre spot viii become DBL l,teratoI hy She
hand Of tims
Union County mover hal letter Inan. =
mere liberal 6sneiAc' or, ono who never de-
MED ireui. cpc from whom the popr never
TUNED away empty-hendsi. His seueio.iry
in lite lefr him ponniless at death
tho nhryc mentioned list can he seen ~
my Office. All arc earnestly solIc ted to sub.
scribe Respectfully,
JSo. =. GAGE
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SniLon's CONSUMPTION CuUE-This is
beyond question the most su:c ,ssGul C,ueh
M"hlclnc "c nave ever sud. few doses
invariably cure tn. worst cases Of Con III,
Group aud Bronchit ), viii it, wonderful
success III the cure of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history of m,diclnc.
Since its first discovery it has been ) 1T on 4,
guaran e., u test which no other me iicinc
can stand. IL you haze cough we car
nc>t'y ask you to try it Pres Zoe 5Oc and
d II your lungs nrc sc che. a." elk
lame, I'VE Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold Nv
ii. X. Smith s. Co.
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rsA-- Hon. Samuel Dibblc. Chairman Of
the Conservative Democratic SStrts Executive
Committee, has Issued an announcement
that bs-Would he at Gcecnwood, July :;
,L,urcns July 4, Go day. and Che,ter July
., Tomorrow, and wi-hcs to meet at these
places conservative candidates. members Of
State aud county Executive commit oes, etc.
Of Il number Of the upper counties Of the
State, including Union, but ms the call was
not published until last Monday, it's pubica-
.iunin the TINES TO-DAY cnnbe of it'll bcne-
ft and we only reproduce i to place it on
record in this county
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GooD LOOKS Good looks are more than
SKIN deep, depending upon healthy con
dition OF all the vital organs. If the Liver
be inactive you have = Billions look, if your
stomach be disordered you have Dyspsp.
tic look and il your Kidneys be affected YOU
havea Pioched look. Secure good health
and you Will have good looks. Electric
B:ttsrs 10 the great Alternative and Tonic-acts
directly on the'e vital organs. Cures PIN
pies, Blotches, Boils and gives cool COM
PleIion. Sold at Is. +. Posey's Drug Store.
RQc J<-Ss..tls.
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Next Meeting of Teacher. Association.

Next Meeting of Teachers Association.
~ the lat mesting il was decided by the
executive committee to meet again Saturday
August 9th, and it rs urged That all assem-,
ble promptly at 10 O'Clock A. ~, and 3D.
jOurn at l.30 p. m.
The following is tho programme:
/. "What is The best plan for teachers TO
awaken an educational interest in their
communities 7" Mrs. NJ. Z. Britton and
Miss Sue Jeter.
III. Music.-MisS Sallie Munroe.
sRlk ilaziaPsisnuruA Aiss .Nolle Littlejohn.
the government 0T-schoo,s Sfeesse 49,
Hawkins and II. +. McKown.
V. Music.-Niss Josie Gorrer.
vi. Recitation.--Miss Maggie Young.
VII. "Do teacher, appreciate their pr;vi-
!eges? ?" J. B. Lancaster and J. G.. Young.
VIII. Music.-Miss Sallie Munroe.
IN. Rccitaion.-B. f. Townsend.
II. +. MIKowN, Sec'y.
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The L. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 +. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from o A. NJ. to 4 =. VI.
The South bound mail arrives OF 325,
Z. NJ.
The North bound mail arrive, ut l.45,
i. NJ.
Street boxes will be cmpricd every day
at 1925, L. Nj.
Any inattcntion or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J. g.. HUNTER. i. NJ.
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Pionio at Santuo.

On The 29th, inst. We anticipate hYing a
grand picnic at this place. There Will be
stand erected for the ofiico seekers. Ladies,
please bring your baskets. Come one, come
all come ont oil Bachelors, there may be q
chance for You yet, as th;sis ieip year. Come
"ith sn,lc on your face and leave with a
grin. COMMITTEE
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hELr NEEDr" IL MISSISSIPPI sburS,
Miss juno pa district Ten miles broad
AMI thirty or forty long, in Catauouls and
Eoncordia Counties has been inundated for
weeks, aud n large number Of the compare
lively dense population is in great want
Persons who have visited the section 70
scatter The Scaniy contributions u the suffer
ing people have returned and say ls de,li.
tu ion there can not be exaggerated. Very
little relief has 80 far been aF DrdeI The sui.
ierOIS
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EHn- We think il but jus. to Mr.. Whit
man. who was CON ,icted Of carrying a cou-
cealcd deadly wsapon,' TO state that he is
not in tho habit OF carrying such weapons,
but in doing SO, in that special case, he
informs us, his lifo had been threatened,
and, i'll fact. he had been, NJ he believed
murdcrously assaulted.
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The Man for tho Office.

Mn. EDIToR: Some of us Farmers of
Union County believe that the ofioe should
always seek the man, and not he man the
Office; therefore wo suggest to the votors of
Union County the name of Col. |. G. McKis-
sick, for the Legislature. He is and always
has been friend TO tho farmers. lie has
been a faithful public servant, in both peace
and war, aud we can do no better than 10
cloct him to represent our county in the
Legislature, in case he will accept that
honor at our hanls. FARMER.
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B0a- We hope rome one will give US a
and crops on the creeks and rivers in the
upper part of the county, ny the terrific
storm last Monday night.
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ne1- On the 81 Sunday in this month
Rev. b. q. Clifford will prosch at the school
house near Jos. Sanders services, to com
mcnce ut j A. NJ
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For tha rIME.,
Reformation Nesdcd

Mr.. EpIroE. Where il reformation more
badly needle than in the finance, Of our
county?
We nrc year behind, and the conse-
quencoS arc eur taAes arc u TWI higher
than they ought TO be. II u bridge is to be-
built the contractor, knowing that his claim
for service can only be met at o big discount
will ask S2,lO0 to erect n bridge that 81 600
cash would easily bui.d. Even school claims
cannot HoV be c'shed for l2! per cent. dis
count, which is % per cent per aunum.
There are on'y two examples of every
Part of our county expenditures. What
are we t, 40? Must We SO on with this
terrible burden that one years arrear is con-
tinually henpng upon US:
No sir, l.. ~ select and cieci three Of th.
best men for our County Commissioners.
That IS The most important ofco in our
county. 1t il the caicc whore tho most
REFORM is needed. We should let this Office
.fnd her men. Men only who can manage
their ova business successfully, should be
entrusted rs our County Commissioners.
Cant we get your townsman. W. 4.
Vi, N,soi:oI. 10 hc'p us out Of our troubles
Would n,t lnnt .ru5 and tred wan and
successful ;agm,r H. Coi.n1H i0~>oa. CON
sent t. become Il County Commissioners
Come, good men, we need you:
Let some good man name another who will
help cur cOurty to pay rhsn the tsoyk IS done.
Pho BoSo PrRLICo.
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Notes From yaiT Eoiost,

MR. EDIroa: As your regular louisville
correspondent seldom says anything alb ,ut
our section. will endesvor in n feeble why
gye - tie Tubi" some Of tho pissin g
ovcnt' OF oar mewhat isolated Lu' p-osIer-
ous part OF Jone.yilie township.
The agricultural resources though only
partly developed, are NJ, surpa'.ed in the
unty. About oHe half Of the land is COW
cred with forest timber, which furnish an
unlimited supply OF fuel and building mate
rial.
Tho broad nlluvial 'auls which ski:t our
resk. and branches reward tho sturdy far
mer Wnt. gcrtrCrs srrp'y Of hog and
hOmiuy.
oar farmers hive gone TO WORK in earnest
THIS year. de ermincd that they will not su'-
fer under king coltons ruls any longer, if
raising meat ani broad nj homo will do any
good.
Crops are very promising at present
Exercises in the Fair Forest Academy
were resumed last Monday, the 4th
The young mems debating society meets
oTery SATURDAY night ut the Academy,
Mrs. J. a. Thomson, whe has been very
sick, is convalescent
Ii you publish this magnificent production,
| vii try 10 do better next lime.
} c. LAWSON.
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r@-, Gen. Jas. j.. Weaver, Of Iowa, was
npminatcd on the iiist ballot, nt the Omaha
Convention, ns the candidate Of The Peoples
Patty, FOR President, and Gen. J. q. Field,
of Virginia, FOR Vice Prcsil ont Of tho United
States.
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aas- At tho c,mpaign meeting n Orange
bnrg, last Tuesday, cx-Gov. John G. Shsp
Iard mus "howlcd down by the Tillmanitcs
and not allowed TO speak. Is that spsci-
men of tho democratic free speech aud e1uca-
lion campaign the people were promised by
the leaders efthe Farmers Movement!
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EsA- Two c9lSrsd mon, Charner and Ed
Thomns, were arfssie | last Monday and nre
now j, Jail, for burning John G. Krchard,'
cling barn tables and other buildings,
LIST Fal. 1t is said they confessed tho
crime.