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Humans BLACK Lisr.-Washinpton. d.
", Msroh 3l.-It appears now that Gov.
e,"or 1iiiman nnd Senator Irby were the
pioneers IN the "black listing business. ,"
anu 'heir representatives in the next houss
are out receiving the same treatment at the
nands OF the adm 'nistration that Tillman
"no Troy lnten led for others. Several dav.
ago received IN iutimation that Goyernor
inIman wrote o letter requesting the presi.
ueh. 10 "turn the pictures of four men In
mth Carolina to the wall" Alter oons;d.
era, ern'ie ditboulty Obtained the nsmes on the
~, ri'''nan 'biack Inst" which are as follows:
Inc hrst named on the list is James G.
hemp'ill, editor of the Neps and Courier
second, BENZ +. Perry who wants to be-
collector o. internal revenue third. N a
3onza'es, editor of the State; fourth. M.
u. Donalds n, president of the State Farm
ers Alliance of South Carolina. Senator
Troy added another name to the list and h
turns out TO be Robert Harris Harri, halls
IRON Union county and voted for Cleveland
at Chicago.
was not certain how this "black listr
reached the president until mentioned IN.
SUBJECT to Senat r Irby. He was greatly
surprised to know that was in possession
OF the secret, aud in his zeal to ascertain
where receiscd the information he soid
thht he was present when Governor Tillman
wrote the Letter, and that only Goyernor
It'lman, the President ani himself were
aware that such communication is iu ex-
stence. The Governor in his letter to the
PRESIDENT urges that none of the gentlemen
oamed shall be rec 'gniz,d by the present
administration by Federal. aopointmsnts MT
nome Oh abroad.-Cor. Ne,os and Courier.
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On, WHAT CoUGm.-Will you heed the
warning. The signal perhaps of the sure
approach of that more terrible disease, Con-
sumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford
for the sake of saving SOC, TO run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from ex-
pericnce that Shiloh Cure will cure your
Cough. 1t never fats. This explains why
more than Million bottle, were sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group aud whoopiny
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Sold by ii. X. Smith & Co
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Now TRy THis.-It will cost you nothing
aud will surely do you good, il you have q
Cough, Cold, CT any other trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds 10 guaranteed TO give relief, or money
will be paid back. Sufferers from La
Grippe found II just the thing and under
its use had speedy and perfect recovery.
Try q sample bottle ut our expense and learn
for yourself just how good a thing it Is,
Trial bottles free at u. +. Posey's Drug
Store. Large size SOC. and $i.00.
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G uardiAn's Final Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given thai, by per-
in mission of Hon. ). M. Gee, Prob ,ts
Judge for Union county, VIII, on the 9th
day Of May, 1893, WaAs my final return
aud apply fJr letters dismissory. as Guar
dain OF Robert B. Beatty.
All persons having claims against the
said Robert B. Beatty prior to his coming Of
age arc notified to present them to me,
properly st,ested, on or before that day.
A. II. FOSTER,
Guardian II. Is. Beatty.
April Z. l4.4t.
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ANOTHER Coon MAN GONE wnoNu.-B,,h.
Maine, April 3.-lt is just made public that
William Il. Shaw, the old and respected
cashier Of the Lincoln National bank. is .
defaulter in large sum. Shaw had been
one of tho most prominent men in the D ace
aud was supposed to be paragon of in,eg-
rity.
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CowARDLY DEED.-Nashville, TenU.,
April l.-Judge john ID. Brisn, n lawyer of
this city. was stabbed aud badly Wi .uaded
yesterday afternoon by A. W. Griswell.
Brien, in the heat Of debate, used hare Ii
language towards Griswell some days since.
aud approached him in Pais's drug store to
apologize. After he had done SO Griswcll
seized him AID stabbed him infiicting a
serious but not fatal wound. Griswell is
in Jail.
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TO SECURE THE STATES LIQUOR SrocK.-
Coiumtia, 3. c., April Ex-Governor Till.
man and State Liquor Commissioner Trax-
Ting and labelling "a appsrafGss, and ID 9tSss
the State dispensary, which will @ into
operation ia this Stale next July.
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Nor CIviLIzED.-The President of San
Domingo is progressive, but he is not up to
the full standard Of the civilized thief. lie
robbed bank Of So 200, aud didn't get
away with that. He meant well, however,
aud after few more lessons from his anglo
Saxon models be may become NO mean rob-
ber af'er all.
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AnswER TMIs QUESTION. do so many
people We see around Us seem to prefer to
suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizzin,s,, Loss Of Appetite,
Coming up Of the food, Yellow Skin, when
for 75 cents We viii sell them Shiloh's Vita
liser, guaranteed 10 cure them. Sold by
II, X, Smith & Co.
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Jan 20-3,tf
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.

UNlON COUNI1.
Court Of Common Pleas.
G. A. Wilson rs. j. X. Altman.
Summons for Relief. Complaint served.
To the Defendant, J. X. Alman:
VOU are hereby tummoned and required
l. to answer the complaint in this action,
of which q copy is herewith served upon you,
and to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at their Of.
flee, No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day OF such service and if
you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated February II. A. d. 1893.
MUNRO & MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendant, j. X. Alman:
Take notice that the Summons in this
action, Of which the foregoing is q copy, was
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for Uni,n county, at Union,
for the County Of Union, in the State OF
South Caroline, on the 9TH day of February,
1898. MUNRO & MUNRO,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Law Range, Uni,p, s, G,
February 49, ls9a
Mar a-9-6t y ~ sS ~
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Col. T.lSroBo FARRow.-Ws have several
times dwelt with rapt admiration on the
transesndsnt abilities of Col. 7. Stobo Fsr-
row, formerly Of Spartanburg county, this
State, as y grappler of official positions 10
volving honort and emoluments. He is the
gentleman who. -broks the .recorl in .-ihe
year Of grace 1885 by being simultaneo usly
clerk Of the South Carolina senate, at Co.
iumbia, ia chief in one Of the depart
nouts at Washington, and the protector,
proprietor and promoter Of six different
railroad lines conyergiRg from various p,rts
Of these United States and Canada to Spar
tsnburg. This year he turns up again
triumphautiy, on the ground floor and be-
striding the roof tree. lie is one of the
FIRST men announced from this State with an
appointment 10 sg ,oi job under theCleyeland
administration, although he has not been
corporally o colouei hero for several years.
How he escaped Office under Harrison is an
smsXiDg mystery. He appears to gather
places as q Gifts tail does cookie burs
They fly to him from all quarters of the
compass and are assimilned with placid
dignity - GTeenpiite News.
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IHE New YORK
RACK F.
Spring and Summer Goods

w E are now receiving and opening the biggest, best
~ assorted and cheapest stock SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS shown in this section the country
every article of which selected with the utmost care
and bought at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES As we went to market
close out at s. cents on the dollar. These all 30
to you our close c;,sh profit.
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Registration Notice.

I SHALL be in the town of Union on the
l. first Monday (,alesdays) of May, June
and July, for the pu.po.e Of Rcsiste, ipp
those voters who have become 21 years old
since the last General Election. Office at
John Purcelrs store.
L. ]. II. SMITH,
Supervisor Of Registration.
March 31-12-2,.
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Goods Departments

our Dress Goods Department we have all the new bados
- ana new fabrics Cotton goods are verv Don,ar th;
seas season, and we have big stock, such as Tronyc cb1
and Tonquin Cloths ' 0"cutta
Calico ~ y"io Ofcaper than
h; haces ana Embroderes have everything Won
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

7 OFFER the house and lot on Mountain
L street known rs the HlX HOUSE, for
sale. Lot contains two acres. Terms easy.
Apply to G. =. GARRETT,
Spartanburg, 3. G.
or TH0S. Ii. BUTLER,
Union, s. c,
Jan 1927.
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PROGRAMME FOR SUPERINTENDENT CONFER

fHo1hAMNE FOR sUPERiNTsNDENTs' CONFER
ENCE.
Isl. "mhs should elect our Sunday Sch ,ol
teachers p j. H. Randolph, J. r. Be,en-
baug and Jos. Sanders.
End "What method have you found best
to engage interest in Sunday School work ~
W. Is. Crosby, d. N. Wilburn and j. w
Sanders.
ora: "Will true christian wilfu,ly neg
!ect the Sunday School?" j. W. Sanders,
j. A. FAINT and j. N. Macarthur.
4.h. "From what source do Won. n, n
superintendent, derive the most benefit 2''
y. II: Spears, A. A. Gault, s. L. Duokett.
This conference will be held in connection
with the 3. 8. Convention, Saturday night
or evening-and all superiutendants are
requested I, attend.
Discussion of the subjects will he opcn
to all who desire to take part, aud the pres
ence OF oil are solicited. L. w. JErEa,
-s For the Committee.
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Scared Corn.

ENIFE or six bushels Of 5-Eared C,rn want.
II ed. Apply At
YOUNG & HUNTERS Store.
Mar 3l-l3-tf
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List OF Letters,

List OF Letters.
Remaining in the Postofhce at Union, for
the week ending April 7th, 1893.
T g Bailey 7 d Russell
MIR Charlie Farr James Sparks.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if ifadvertised, >. and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. q. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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LOST.
Public School Examination:
To Mechanics.

Door of Skull Shoals Lodge to be re.
lC paired.
Will be let to the lowest responsible bid.
der on April ~. 1903, at IL NJ. All bidders
Me requisite u examine roof before tina,
day.
w. l.. GOUDELOCK,
X ID. SPEARS, c...,.
Y, "A. G0fORTH, oo""'o''
wv, NANCE,
April 7-14a.
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kILLING HoRsE-TuE GLOSS" Docrop
Spring Of the year is ut hand and. os
usual we may look for full crop of horse
COLO aud other ailments brought about by
the farmers rush OF hard work with his soft
eahsrdened mature, or unframed, young
immature horses or mules. Besides ,hi.
unusually severe strain upon the animals
muscular power, they are also subj ected To
uausual danger at this season from mistaken
kindness OF his master in feeding too much
green food. in the beginning, producing
nstulsnt colo and kidney trouble, which
brings in the services of the green "hoss''
aoctor or In fact several of them, taking
their turn each with his favorite reraedy'
. which, in the majority of cases, proves to be
worse poison thau an over feed of green
food. "Green collie is n mslady ouite had
enough by-itself but when conb1aed with
an attack OF green III, IS" doctording it is
perhaps the most faial form Of disease that
attacks the horse.
On one occasion was called in TO see q
valuable horse that was sick and rolling in
terrible agony and was Informed by his kind
owner th.t he chad given him every remedy
that he had ever heard Of and that none had
done any good" lie had first given the
horse one ounce of laudanum and one pound
OF sslts next another man gave one pound
Of sods, and "hess" doctor gave the animal
enc pint Of whiskey, and the last dose was
compose of half plug of tobacco Clipped
in hot water. Now if horse could have
survived such dosing rs this it would have
meritsd the distinction of being no n ex pl osi We
and OF boOm-proof, steel stomach breed.
No amount of drugs or medicines. even in
the hands o the most skilled veterinarian,
will ever take the place of good, common
horse sense In feeding and caring for horses;
the horse. tfs ossas 81 is afss
Is to Impress upon the m;ndI Of the reader
the Importance Of preventing diseases rather
than undertake to Instruct them in the use
Of drugs as remedies, although it i, always
safe TO apply thin Cruel made of graine
mustard and warm water unjer rear part of
belly, fanks and on both sides OF spine for
collie: keep the mustard moist with war m
water and woll rubbed in the hair with the
hand, and IL one becomes determined 'on
dosing tho horse, make up your mini by
choosing one prescription and then quit, as
the multiplicity Of remedies internally kills
more horses than it ever cures But if the
owner does 4 fee! like he is doing his duty
without pouring medicine into his horse,
Let him pin his faith to homeopathic remedi es
or any faith in their medicinal properties,
but have great faith in their harmless nlture.
~ &. G.qSfr6Rngm IN Cotton Plant.
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For the TIMRs
uni.n County B.p,i.. s. s. g cans.n,,as .ae n,n..'

wnisn County Baptist 8. g. Convention.
e next (2Gh) session of the Union
Connty Baptist Sunday School Conveni;on
wiii convene with the Deulsh church Frid.v
rs,ors 'hc 9th Sunday in April, 1898. at II
CLICK .. m. The following suhje will
lst.. .''whatist sthe relation existing b.tveen
nsPt,st churches, and how may this rela-
I'HSn,P pe estrengthened?" Speakers. Rev.
Fowler. 49, ""' W. ID.
End. "Is not the s,-called .sooiab,ss n.
auigsd in by many church mcmbers. a great
mndrencc 10 church progress and Stumbling
s.one IN inc way Of our weaker brothers and
setetsF SpesSers, c. c. Vaughan, w. d.
ofa. should our churohe, uphold MEM
ocrs oy their fellowship, who persisteniIv
Isiu'e " contribute TO the support of the
gosfei at home and abroad?" Rev. J. N
boo,h' u; +. soaife and W. c. johnson.
Hn' rs IL right for church member to
sigma petition for the sale of whiskey under
'ne present system of law and is it right for
sonurch member to hold q position as dis
penser Of whi.key?" w. q. Hmmnbr;ss
ID. N. wilburn and !. II. Randolph. ''''
9th. "Ths Sunday School tcochor ,;s
opportunities, responsibilities and oualifica.
E. W. Jeter. '' anu
9th. "Wbat are slang words a? and do NOT
;neir use 6y christians greatly limit their
influence Z? Rev. W. +. G. Humpbries
Rev. Z: e. Vaughan and j. III. Rsndolph.
MISSIONARY sermon Sunday morning Mt II
o'clock by Rev. j. N. Booth.
The different scho lis will please have
aelega'es elected early, and urge upon them
10 make preparations and attend promptly.
Also, according to the consiiu ion, all i}ap.
list churches where there are no schools. are
entitled TO delegates; not les, than three.
delegates from such churches are greatly
desired, aud those churches will please act
accordingly. E.W. JErER. Sec.
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VOU are hereby summoned aud required
l. t. answer the complaiut in this action
which, on the 31st day of May. 1892, was
filed in the office of the Clerk OF said Court.
and TO serve copy Of your answer 10 the
said complaint on the subscriber at his Office
in Yorkville, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service her, of, exclusive OF the
day Of such service: md if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time afore-
said, the Plaintiff in this action will apply
i8uhha Court 66qg tbe, r.lisf dsmspdsd in the
Mar 31-l3-6t
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Clothing DEPARTMENT. :

w E have entire floor devoted Clothing and Hats
w and yet we haven't got enough for the big
stock opening up We bought entire stock direct
from the manufacturers, for cash. and got it low down.
Come in and let show you through our stock No
trouble to show goods.
Respectfully
,1-, o,.,- IffiIIR & II BTEf11f71- ~
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COLUMBIA AND GREENvILLE DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule, in effect Nov. 20,
1892. Trains run by 10Th Meridian Time.
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x. III. FOSTER & co.

RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD
F. w. Huidekorer and Reuben Foster, re-
ceive,s,
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We have all the latest novelties in this
fords, in red, tan and black. Ladies G
only $500; others ask you $3.50.
In Clothing and Hats, both in mems a
want, and at prices loaoer than ev:r.
Although Domestics have advanced, W
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-08-21
WONDER OF WONDERS.
Fog At Hot SprinRs-A Comics.
SiOn-J. HI. Carpenter.

Hot SPRINGS, Aug. 21.-The strangest
phenomenon the writer eyer experienced
in this beautiful mountain region during
my annual sojourn for these last six
summers, was seen on looking out of the
windows from the Mountain Park hotel
this morning. 1t was fog" pure, I'M
adulterated, genuine fog, such as L have
meyer seen before, nor any other summer
visitors, but have frequently noticed in
your beautiful city. and now, although
reluctantly, must confess that the seem
ing impossible and unexpected did hap
pen. At 8 a. m. not a veStige of it was
left; the air was pure and dry and the
late risers of the Mountain Park, missed
an opportunity, not yet before witnessed
by them.
Asheville will welcome in her midst to-
day, and it will be a gain for your city,
while a loss to Hot Springs, very highly
respected gentleman OF note, in the per
son of Mr.. Jas. II. Carpenter Of Reading,
Pa, the general manager and moving
spirit OF the famous Carpenter Steel COM
pany, at Reading, whose knowledge and
experience in the making of steel, has ac-
qulreG for hitn an International reputa-
ton in the manufacture of armor pierre
ing projectiles now used by the United
States government. He arrived here an
invalid and leaves Hot Springs today, a
much improved man to take in your
grand sceneries, etc. May he find as
many friends there as he leaves here.
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NEWS IN OUR OWN STATE.

Shelby Review: Sheriff Ed Beam, of
Rutherford county, on Tuesday, sue
ceeded in capturing the young man Ad-
kins. who killed his father in Rutherford
county about year ago. Adkins is in
Jail at Rutherford.-Thc books of
company which it is proposed to
organize to buy aud improve the Cleve-
land Springs property are open and stock
is being rapidly taken.
Shelby Review: The water in Broad
river at Cleveland Mills is so low tn at
the mills have been able to run six
hours in the day and six at night. The
management is considering the advisa-
bll1ty OF putting in steam power
Capt. ]. X. Moore, the popular agent of
the C's railroad at this place, has re-
signed and will be succeeded by Mr.. I.
F. Womble of Kingville, S. c., formerly
of this place.
The Charlotte Observer learns with
extreme regret of the failure ofCol. w. H.
Williams. 1t learns that his liabilities
are about $7O,0 900, and Major S. NJ. Fin
ger, the trustee, says that, given little
| time and left to manage it in his own
| way, he can make the property pay all
| the debts. Col. Williams owns valuable
| real estate and other property in addi.
| tlon to his interest in the Newton Cot
| ton Mills.
-Inanda correspondence Waynesville
| Courier: Aside from the native inhabi
| tants, there are others living here. Mrs
| Mitchell, sister of Cyrus Field, the mar
| who made telegraphic connections be
tween Europe and America, has an Gle
| giant home here and does much good il
charity work. She and her daugnteI
are soon to 60 to Europe to travel fo
several years.
| Col. A. ]. Boyd, aged SO years, presi
dent of the Bank of Reidsville and a mai
well known in financial circles and iden
tilted prominently with the growth O
the place, is dead.
The Epworth League of Main Street
Durham, has called n. State convention
of Epworth Leaguers to meet in tha
place October 6, and 8.
Superintendent Scarborough an
Professors Noble and Graham close
their Teachers institute at RichIand.
Onslow county, Saturday.
= The tobacco factories at Durhar
have temporarily suspended work.
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b REV. H. q. PEARSON.
\ Ss&eat Crowd to Hear Him at
the PRESBYTERIAN Church..

The First Presbyterian church was
filed to overfowing yesterday morning;
every pew was full, and chairs were set
in the aisles to accommodate the people
who were eager to hear the Rev. X. G.
Pearson. Mr. Pearson's sermon was a
strong aud effective discourse about the
baptism of the Holy Ghost. He said the
baptism of the Holy Ghost-the filling of
the Spirit-must not be confounded with
regeneration, or the indwelling of the
Spirit. A man may be converted, regen-
Grated, have the Holy Spirit dwelling
within him, and still not be baptized
with the Holy Ghost or filled with the
Spirit. To be filled with the Spirit is to
be indued with ability to bear witness
for Christ with power and efficiency.
Jesus Christ was filled with the Spirit
before he entered on the ministry. We
read, land Jesus returned in the power
of the Spirit THE Spirit of
the Lord is upon me-" etc. Christ's s
disciples were filed with the Spirit. Je-
sus. before his ascension into heaven,
commanded his disciples to wait In Jeru-
salem for the promise of the father, that
they be baptized with the Holy GHOST.
While they waited in prayer and suppli-
cation the promise was fulfilled. If
Christ and the apostles needed this bap-
tisn. surely Christians today needit. We
are not all called to preach the gospel,
but we all do need the filling of the spirit
to make our Christian work efficient, be
that work the work of the pastor, the
evangelist, the mother or the man of bus
mess. And all may have it for God has
said. II will pour out of my spirit upon
all flesh" Something is the matter with
the church. What is it 1t isn't that
we need men, money or machinery. We
have more men and money than ever
before, and a magnificent ecclesiastical
machinery. 1t is t he baptism of the Holy
Ghost that is lacking. The inefficiency
of many preachers and church members
is because they haye not this baptism.
The wonderful power of plain and often
ignorant men is because they have this
baptism. Conversion, regeneration,
come but once, but the filling of the spirit
may be renewed again and again. 1t
was renewed MANY times for Christ's
apostles, and Christians today need it's
constant renewal. To obtain this Won
derful baptism of the Holy Ghost one
must continue in prayer and supplication.
Christ has promised to give all good
gifts to those who ask him. Certainly
this filling of the spirit is a good and
gracious gift.
Mr.. Pearson closed by exhorting his
hearers to go home and alone, upon their
knees, to beseech God that they might
be baptized with the Holy Ghost and
bear witness for Christ with power and
efficiency.