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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-13
rns Teachers Association.


The regular monthly meeting Of the Union
County Teachers Association was held in
the Union Graded School Building last
Saturday.
All the members of the Association were
present, and quite a large number Of ap-
plications for membership were considered
and the applicants admitted to membership.
The meeting was harmonious, pleasant
and highly profitable. New life and higher
ambition to give usefulness and dignity to
their calling was infused into the minde Of
the Teachers present, and the public may
expect great good from the working Of the
Association.
Ihe following programme was adopted for
the next monthly meeting, to be held at the
Union Graded School building Al. l0sp.clocf
A. NJ, Saturday. Iu6
--Ja5sf5en what srs soms OF the best
methods Of teaching history? Mrs. NJ. E.
Britton, Davis Jsffsries and NJ. L. Lsmastsr.
Music-Miss Anna Lipscomb.
Recitation, Miss Mamie Ksudriok.
Address, by Capt. C. G. Culp.
Question: Are examinations esssntial in
schools? 7. B. Wsldrip, Miss Minnie GiIt
and Miss Annabells johnson.
Music--Miss Ssllie Munro.
Questien: Would the efficiency Of the
school system be increased by reducing the
number of schools7 J. L. Walker.
Recitation, NJ. r. Mscouson.
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Tn. 2oth in Charlotte.

AuO 6VLA Aa tHbKiObto.
The citizens Of Charlotte, of. all classes
sizes and conditions, are preparing for one
of the grandsst celebrations of the auniyer-
-.-s-af--ihG -Aiscklsnburg Declaration of
Indspsndsncs thst they ever had, u gum.
mence ON the l8th and end on the goth of
this month. Eyssy kind Of rational enjoy
msnt that can be devised will be provided,
under good police supervision, for the pleas
urs Of visitors, and ali vino go there at that
time may confidently expect "a feast of rea-
SON and flow Of soul"
We received yesterday the following pro-
gram from the Executive committee, which
We publish for the Information Of those who
wish TO attend:
On the 18th there will be a game of Foot
Ball between College teams, costing about
$500. A balloon ascension at midday by
Prof. Hutobison, who will drop from his
aerial carriage at m altitude of $500 feet
and whom 600 feet from the ground will
open parachute and descend 10 the after.
noon . League game Of Base Ball between
the Charlotte and Columbia teams, both pro-
ea.ssnnsl csS2ning So Indians aud 5d C5T-
boys. wv"
On the 10th, Gun club contests for $3.50.
Tourn.ment, participated in by 80 knights
prizes $500. Another Balloon ascension
this time By Misc Grace Shannon, who will
also do the parachute act Base Ball At d
p. m. At night the graudest display of Fire
works ever attempted in the South. winding
up with the great pyrotechnic military dis,
play Of "Seige in Pekin" This at a cost Of
81, 500. After the Fireworks arc over. a
Grand Ballowill se held at the new City Hail,
. feature Of which win be the coronation of
the Queen Of Love and Beauty aud her
Maids Of Honor.
On the 2oth. VIA West Show in tho morn
ing, especially for ladies aud children, tn.
Gun Club ccntsPts continued, and Sham
Battle 10 which ths leading military organi-
nations win TAXI part--$6Oo worth Of pow
In the s$Shsrnpon an oration will bs dsliy-
cred BY 80 tofsD avid b. Hit, Of New York.
.ssilS.:a sssAess ssS:ear,ar,ss sr6:ss.la 4 "a y.
~ BllH 4gslh. Cldsing ct night with the
sWhd wsstshot, in Which will Be presented
the de'truc.iop Of the homestead BY Indians
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
News from rhe Ridge.

kELroN, May 9.-Farm work is progress
ing very we'll, considering the wet weather
we had just at the time we were busy plant
ing. Our first planting of cotton seed is a
little slow in coming up. Some are "siding"
their cotton and others will commence to-
day. There is not near as much cotton
planted this year rs there was last.
On last Monday morning W. G. W. Going
sent colored man TO plow in "now
ground" on land joining X. E. N. Fowler 3
place. The fellow found too much litter on
the land to suit him, SO he set FIRE to it,
Through carelessnes, the FIRE became un-
controllable and burnt up q thousand raj
and between ten aud fifteen loads of wood
belonging to X. E. N. Fowler, and in fight
ing the fire Mr.. Fowler came very near
tossng his right eye by some foreign sub
stance sticking in the sight. Drs. Wood aud
Chambers, Of Kelton, were consulted, but it
was thought necessary to consult an oculist
and Mr.. Fowler went TO Spartanburg and
had his eye operated upon by DR.. Heinitsh,
from which his eyes are very weak yet, but
improving slowly.
The meeting of the different Alliances of
Pinckney township was held at F. NJ
Adams mill on tho first Saturday in May, as
was previously called by Kelton Alliance,
and Township Alliance or Union, was
organized. The following officers wore
elected for the next twelve months: J. H.
Savage, Pres: j. d. Going. vice-President; /;
J. G. OTIS, Secretary and Treasurer: II. c..
Little, Lecturer; G. C. Harris, Assistant
Lecturer; j. g. Farr. Chaplain; j. w.
Parr, Doorkesper; w. F. Fsrr, Assist. mt
Doorkeeper.
Committee on programme, G. F. Gsult,
A. G. Bently, F. NJ. Whitlock, j. d. Going
- I-i--;- 1'~~--. O.--.ittee on Consti-
tutisn, j. G.. OTIS, II. 8. Porter and F. M.
Adams
The next meeting Of the Alliance Union
will be held at Piuey Grove School House,
ON the first Saturday in June.
KELToH WHEEL.
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Correspondence Of The TIMES.
Spring Notes from Riverside.

NIX. EDIToR.-Now We have unmistsk
able evidences Of the return of Spring. All
nature is dressed in her most beau titul attire.
Living Green is the order of the day, and
everything is jubilant aud rejoicing The
BIRDS are fitting from tree to tree, and dis
penslng their sweetest melodies; tho mon
arohs of the forest raise their towering sum-
mits in praise and than nksgivng; the flower,
and grasses add fragrance and elegance and
beauty to the occasion.
"Possum cared" cotton il making a -dss.
ep.a-pstp it the beauties Of nature
Wheat and oats are looking well. First
planting of corn is moving off; bottom lands
are being put in good condition for seeding.
Farmers are all trying harder than ever
to make the farm self-supporting. That Is
one good thing the low price of cotton has
done.
Much less guano is being used this year
than lsst-not more than half the amount.
l don't believe the expense Of this crop
will be much above half that Of last year.
than last year; and every farmer in tho
State ought to have peas in every row of
corn, and in every foot Of stubble.
Less cotton and moro corn, wheat, oats,
potatoes. peas, pinders hogs. etc.. will help
wonderfully to solve the vexed question Of
finance.
Msssrs. Elzie Kelly and w. NJ. Palmer
have the thanks Of tho community and the
travelling public for some we'll worked roads
There are other roads sadly in need Of work.
Mr.. w. G. Johnson's road. for instance, and
George Whitlock's road, and &. J. Davis
road, and others.
Why dome tho CJsaty CommnEonsrs have
these roads put in order +? Why don't they
Will some one please answeri
Some one said we are having hard times.
It's a mistake; the Russians are having hard
times, not us. JOE.
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A SArE ISvEsrMEST.@-Is one which Is
guaranteed TO bring you satisfactory results
or In case Of failure return of purchase.
price. On this safe plan yon cap buy from
eur advertised Druggist bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. II is
guaranteed to bring relief In every case,
when used for any Affection Of Throat Lungs
or Chest, such as Consumption, Infamma.
tion Of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, whoop-
ing cough, Group, etc., e'c. IL Is pleasant
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon. Trial bottles
free at b. T. Possy's Drug Stsrs
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How to Cur. tn. w.s..rnF.v.r.

We r.e.,.d th. so,,o~;, ,.... :,
o Aoao"'nS io''e' oi "srn-
io9 10" Gays ago, with request that it be
published in the TrnEs.
The tenor Of the letter oorrsspond, with
other l.tte,, s.ora n...,.. ~ ,.n I~.
p1'e VINO i'i' mere
n's or hI years oaek' under the hypocrit-
ical promises Of Agents.
We don't know that it will prevent .
sinsl. man from .aoriss;ns Via, r,no b.
:.
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VA. SSsAssAsns 4ne &&(
Goversor Tiilm.n's Spt display of pro-
family on the public lform, and his de-
oiarstion thst he wcS t:rathsr 60 to hell
with T,llmanitss thu 70 Heaven with the
ShsPpard crowd we reosited great atten-
ton throughout tbey ytats, and many news.
PAPER: E;ss. san and people nguag Il he is tn:
. sChristian State Ill lhisis no new thing
with the Gcyer,.cr. Ne hsS long shown his
irreverenes, scoArssns4 Aud his smuitiness.
During the last two eSkpsigns he has used
on the stump lsnt sagsS Stat WAS too vulgsr
for r.produatioH, spd ks la. repeatedly
made made, assl,xsIiSa2 ss sh ssey.d biz inca,
four years $50, ~ Supsseu msslinsfhs de-
olared that he sYs3esa Ss5S{sr God nor man, ;"
and IL We remcmbet hrishtwas called upon
BY one Of his supporters 10 explain him
self; and at . campaign needing two years
ago he declared that he was l''not afraid to
look God Almightys in. the eye" With
Governor Ti'lmaD's private opinions upon
average citizen miy not have much concern,
but surely, as Governor of the State, he
should refrain from displaying his contempt
for the religious and moral views Of the
people.-2he State.
N"'y yS~As "SVt uuhto6 u a0uehoous
gale on Lake Michigan, ths Captain Of a
brig, . very profans aud impious man, after
closely "furling every stitch Of canvass"
and, in sailor parlance. quitting the vessel
under bare poles," took off his coat, threw il
on the deck. barred his arms and looking up
to Heaven dared: God TO His tOorst, Th,
sailors stood aghas., and although not one
Of them mase'the lenst prctension to reli.
gious sentiment, they did recognise the ex.
istanes fan ayensinsA and ell powerful God
and herrtAsd 4. suSA kSphemy they siienti!.
| psrformsa tirsifF dsfies until the vessel
was safely mored st tho dock at Detroit,
when they went 10 body to the owner, Mr.
Newberry, and refused to sail any longc
under Captain that could thus openl,
blasphems and show such contempt for
God The Captain had to be discharged
before Grew could be found to sail under
him. ~
Now, this We assert to be true. We wsr,
in Detroit at tho time, knew the captain
and heard two Of The sailors tell the story
tho day after they left the brig.
Can the ohrisiian people Of South Carolin,
apply the moral:
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Change Of r. B. Schedule.

The following change of schedule on this
division Of the C. & G. R. r., will 70 int
effect, next Sunday, 10Th:
Train No. III. leaving Columbia at II.20
A. N. will carry the Asheville train as far
as Aston, and trsin No. 13, between Alston
and Spartanburg, will reach Spartanburg at
3.O5 p. m, making connection with A L C
Air Line trains i and-12, also with Vesti-
buled train No. 38, North Bound. Passsn-
gers for Asheville will leave Spartanburg at
3. 10 p. M. and arrive at Asheville at 6.25
p. m, making connection with Main Line
train No. ii, on the W. q, C. Division, for
Hot Spring. Morristown and Knoxville; I;
also connecting at Ashevills with accomoda-
ton train for Waynssville and all points be,
tween Asheville and Waynesville on the MUIR.
ply Branch.
Through Pullmsn Parlor Car will be
operated from Augusta, via Columbia, Alston
and Spartanburg, to Ashsville, daily, in each
direction.
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MuRDELED BY BARBERs WIRE San
Antonio. May 5.-In January last J. T..
Wilson, of the Sherwood 1r6u Company.
was arrested aud committed to jail for
slandsring Mrs. Lsnnie Taylor, wife Of
Sherwood's barber. Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, Mrs. Taylor went 10 tho
jsil armed with pistol, and as jailer Will
lisms was taking dinner to the prisoners
she stepped iu behind him, end upon reach
ing the cage Of her slanderer che sent
bullet through his brains, killing him in
stanily. Sympathy is strong In supporting
Mrs. Taylor's action and no arrests have
been made.
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sGA- We regret to record tho death of
Mr.. S. L. West, which occurred at bis resi-
dence at Vests Spring last Thursday, He
had beeu in i'll health for some time, and
while his death wa, not entirely unex xpected,
it has cast heavy sadness and sorrow on the
hearts of large circle of devoted relatives
and friends. He was a good and trns man
and citizen, commanding the respect of all
who knew him.
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AsoTBss RAILRoxp ROD AsusvILLE.-
AshsyilIs. n. x7-A largs mass
meeting Of the citi3sas 81 Bunccmbe county
was he'd here today a. consider the ones
tion Of building . ErafIroAd from Ashevills
to Bristol, Tenn, iofsoins other point on
the Norfolk and W>stsrn Railroad. The
Hon. X. ID. Vance presided, and committee
was appointed Ia attend conference Of re-
preventative nen fro>a al the sections in.
teres'ed At Elizsbeth(6n, Tenn, on June 8.
Atthat meeting IL IL txpsotsd that arrange
ments will be perfectsd for the speedy con-
struction ofthe lins. Every county through
which TN road win pass win vote liberal
subscription.
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Called to her Dying Father.

Mrs. McNair, who has been visiting her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Wallace and
family, was greatly shocked on returning
from ride last Monday morning, at rsceiv-
ing telegraphic dispatch calling her to the
bedside Of her Father who was thought to
be dying, in Virginia.
The dispatch was handed TO her on her
slighting from the carriage, only few
minutes before the train arrived, but with
out preparation she responded TO the
solemn call and left for Nirgiui. irsms-
diately.
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:. I% The Sunday, school scholars and
5sssesss1S ths Ghpsn4 4Bss ND q
day. @sy~- %H""'A
A happier and noisier set Of children We
never saw, as they passed through town in
wagons decorated with flags, wild flowers
and forest tree limbs We could
not help thinking. as they shouted past
US who, could be SO churlsh as to wish
to curtail the innocent epjoymsnts Of those
young hearts. Their days of youthful
nerriment will soon be passed forever, and
tho stern realities of responsible life will
soon cast their shadows athwart their paths.
Let us make the paths Of youth bright and
cheerful, SO that when cares aud sorrows
como they may occasionally lift the veil aud
look and live again among the faces and
scenes of childhood's happy days. Be sure
it will bring pure, sweet thoughts Of Father,
Mother, Sister, Brother and friends, who
contributed to their youthful pleasures, and
perhaps draw many close to God while
memory brings up bright, leyinE. 0sas ,of
,dasr. r.sssasietaesnd4l41Kd5 ~ks have pesssd
rom time TO etornity
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SHHoH's CONSUMPTION CURR.-Tbis ia
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses
Invariably cure The wo-st cases of Cough
Group and Bronchitis, while it., wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history of medicine
Since its first discovery il has been sold on a
guarantee, test which no other medicine
can stand. If you have cough we car
nestly ask you TO try it Price 1Oc SOC and
81. lfyour lungs are sore, chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold bv
ii. X. Smith & Co.
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BUCKLENs AnNIcA SALvE.-The best salye
in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Cbapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin erup-
tioDs, and positively cures Piles. or no ray
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents Per box, For sale BY B. F. Possy.
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Gle aOeeRIy adniou Ti'l'es
r. M. STOKES, Editor
Friday, May Ii, 1892.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 80 PER .ANNU
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business.
from 8 A. nj. to COOP. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from Q A. NJ. to 4P. NJ.
The South bound mail win close at IL 20,
p. NJ.
The North bound mail will close at 1. 10,
p. Nj.
Street boxes will be empiied every day
at 1915, p. NJ.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
ee reported promptly to the p. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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fsA- Rev. c. A. d. Jennings. of Lau :
rens, who recently graduated at Princeton,
\. j., occupied the Presbyterian pulpit last
Sunday.
MIR. Jennings is young man of ability
and character, and bids fair to b, useful in
his high c,lling.
He will be ordained to the ministry BY
Enoree Presbytery at Laureps, this evening.
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a TORNADO In -MorrilIton,
Ark, May 9.-Last evening a tornado pass
cd this section, doing considerable damage 10
property. Two mon are reported killed in
the southern part Of the county. The tor
nado passed from sonth to north, and its
track was over half . mile In width aud four
miles In length. The tornado was followed
BY heavy raios. Trees, houses and out
building were overturned aud crops were
badly damaged.
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ESA- Don't forget that Laurens G. Young,
Treasurer of the town, is now wsitipg to re
ceivc your taxes. The last day Of this
month is The last day for paying town taxes
without penalty, You will find the Treas
urer at Young & Hunters store.
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Notice tho Change,

note from Mr.. W. T. Jeter informs Us
that the announcement Of his name last
week, as candidate for Sheriff was . mis-
take. "In consenting to be candidate, Mr..
Je'er says, my friends will please take
notice that am not . candidate for the
office Of Sheriff, but will bs pleased to serve
them as Treasurer Of Union County, and s,
announce myself this week"
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ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Why do so many
people We see around us seem TO prefer to
suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness. Loss Of Appetite.
Coming up Of the food, Yellow Skin, when
for 10 cents We will sell them Shilob's Vita
iiIer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
H, X, Smith g. Co,
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SHnoH's CATARRH REMEDY.-A marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth,
and Headache. With each bottle there is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more sue
cessful treatment Of these complaints with
out extra charge. Price soc. Sold by II.
X, Smith T. Co,
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OVER THE DAN TO DEATH. Cincinnati
May 9.-Last evening q skiff containing
Alice Laurul, Kate Clarke, Lizzie Teuhuepd.
fend aud John Bolen started for row dow wn
the Big Miami river. They passed the dan
ger signal without noticing II, aud got into
the current which carried the party over the
dam. Miss IAurul and Miss Clarks we're
drowned, while Miss Tenhuenfeld and Bolsn
narrowly escaped the came fate.
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p0S- Kew. Jas. wooa-e-u. nf Columbia, will
deliver the grafton al the Clifford Seminary
commencement, June 9Th.
The young Ladies of the Seminary are
working hard to make fine show of progress 3
in their studies. and the Faculty is spariug
neither labor or money to make the COM
mencsment this year more edifying and
attractive than any before.
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nA- The price Of round trip tickets from
Spartanburg 10 Charlotte on the Airline
Road has been reduced to S2.7O; will be for
sale May 18th, 18th aad 1ath and good till
May %.
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n@- The members of the Lodge of col
ored Odd Fellows Of this town had their
annual celebration last Friday. We were
unable to get a full report of the proceed
ings.
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The Waterloo Literary Society Of Rocky
Creek will give Literary Entertainment
under the auspices Of the Trustees and
teacher, on the 18th Of this month, COM
mencing at6.30 p. M.
The friend, Of the Society aud the public
are respectfully invited to attend.
Honorary members will please wear their
blue ribbon badge.
ALICE ScoTT, IDA GossErr,
Sec. Pres.
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Rest for the Weary

rest Tor the Weary
We are glad to give notice that the Mer.
chants Of this town have decided to close
their storss. at o'clock. p. m, after the 10th,
in order to give their clerks . much needed
rest. That is as it should be, aud no doubt
the young men will appreciate it.
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Messrs. Jas. S. Simons, OF Charleston, and
J. l.. Hsidtmap, of Orsngeburg, wore in
town on business this week.
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pay- Col. Edward Croft. Of Greenyille,
died at his residence in that City, last Mon
day, in the seth year Of his age
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1S5s, <S<7iE ysar after year, is oil wrong.
WheS ootten sold well tho evil was not SO
mu65fsst, but now 1t 10 runous. The prime
g6sd 10 q new system which, with eoonomy.
Shall enable the farmer first to clear him
self, and afterwards to pay as he goes. get
the full benefit Of his crops, and buv what
he needs in the cheapest market.
This new system is simply the old system
OF farming, as distinguished from the raising
Of special crop. All the venerable associa.
tions Of agriculturs-its traditions of peace.
plenty and Independence, its claim Of main
tanning the wor!d-relsto to that all-round
farming which includes the raising Of cereals,
vegetables, fruit, Give stock, dairy products,
etc, and wherever this is carried on under
fair conditions, the farmer is q sold and
prosperous man.
The farmers of tho South have undoubt-
edly legislative and othor hardships. as the
hlgn 'arih, for example, from which, by
various movements and proposed expedi-
ents they are seeking relief But the great
and paramount cause Of distress is the con.
tnual drain for ordinary supplies that
could and should be raised at home. I'm one
county alone in Tennessee, the amount paid
IN year for grain, meat vegetables and
I'VE STOCK, all Of which might have been
raise1 at home, reached S4G4 ,9O7, and in
the memphis market the sales of Northern
loodsluffs and fodder to Southern people ip
year amounted to $l6,14S,277. Nor is
this all. True farming supplies much of
the manure for the laud.
The lesscniDg Of the cotton acreage called
Tor. to limit the crop and secure a better
price IS still more urgently needed to enable
the planter to give his energies to diversi-
hed production. Once let him do this, max
ing cotton his surplus crop, and he will be
on the way to competence and wealth,
while the South, with its advantages of eli
mate and soil, will become the ideal farming
section Of the ccuntry.-Ws South.