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you denied that you instigated his article,
| he told you that you were "a lar" to your
face, aud you had to take il. John, you are
not brave man anyway, but conscience
| makes towards of us ALL" and 1 know that
you are guilty. Take this advice, ~ ohm, sor
II you don't, It will not be long before you
will come to no good. "You must keep out
Of the papers too, John, aud quit charging
other people with being "traitors," because
besides 1 am prepared to prove you at heart
a traitor to your friend, Governor Tillmar,
q traitor to the Alliance and traitor to the
Reform Movement, and il hear ANYTHING
more from you, I'll do il, John.
PARTING WORD TO THE ALLIANCE.
Before closing, want to say o word to
my old friends Of the Alliance, and more
particularly those in my native county of
Lsurens.
Without waiting to hear both sides of the
controversy, some Of you have undertaken
to decide 1t by resolution. Sardis Alliance
went so far as to Withdraw its invitation for
me to address them.
Gentlemen, that was not fair, nor right,
for this was personal matter, and no Re-
form or Alliance matters we're involved. I
was reared In Laurens county; and am we'll
known there, aud no resolution by all the
Alliances OF the State can give me q bad
character or John Irby good one. made
you good soldier in war times; and, though
boy, fought my way up from the ranks. 1
stood by you, and was rent from here to Jail
fer you in Radical and Klu-Klux times. I
fought for you and wrote for you in 1876.
Long before you were aroused to q know
ledge and appreciation Of your own wrongs,
and long before Ben Tilmsn's voice was
heard in the land, had been working and
wri'lng for "free silver and financial relief"
and nearly every plank in the reform plat
form. Many of you know it, aud besides l
will prove it, by the record.
belong to the Reform Movement and not
70 any indi Sidual, and l am in sympathy
with all the essential demands of the ALI
ance, and shall advocate work and vote for
the principles that they now represent, as
long as they keep within,the Democratic
party. My position is the result OF my re-
cord, which is well known and consistent,
and is not due to political trimmings or
"coat tail swinging" Since arriving at
manhood, have done the best I could for
the State. for you, and the Reform Move
ment.
have always expressed myself fearlessly
and independently, and shall continue to do
SO, regardless Of everything except my sense
of right and my duty to the State.
The fear OF losing or the hope Of getting
ONCE shall not control me, for no matter
what other people may think and do: had
rather be can honest statesman or citizen
out of q job" than political triokster and
sumner, or deep dyed william in the United
States Senate.
Yours very respectfully,
II. L. FARLEY.
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GUARANTEED CuRE.--We authorize our
advertised druggist to sell Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs as Colds.
upon this condition, IL you are afflicted
with cough, cold or any lung, throst or
chest trouble. and will use this remedy as
directed, giving il o fair trial, and expert.
ence no benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be re lied
on. IL never disappoin,s. Trial bottles
free at b. I. Poscy's Drug Store. Largo
size 600. and $l.00.
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Barbecue at Lockhart.

TIME undersigned will give q splendid
Il barbecue at the Lockhart Factory, on
Saturday, 10th inst.
j. H. Gallmsn, the noted Barbecue Cook,
will cook the meats.
The fattest and best carcasses have been
secured, and the public may be assured of
having first rate dinner aud jolly time.
Messrs. Whitman and Fowler, candidates
for the Legislature, will address tho people.
game IF base ball between Pacolet Mills
and Sautuc teams will be played.
Let everybody come and see what progress
has been made on the great Lockhart Shoals
factory. have q good dinner, and 20 home
happy.
J. T. GARNER,
c. E. BAILEY,
ii. WOOD.
Aug. 1922.
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To All lndebtad.

\ LII persons indebted to the estate of Jo-
~ siah Foster, by note, account or mort
gage, must make arrangements TO settle same
at once, as l must settle up said estate this
winter. II you fail TO heed this notice your
matter will be in the hands of an attorney
and costs will be added.
7. L. HAMES,
aug ll.oZ-St Executor.
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TO CARPENTERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
- UNION COUNTY.
nN Saturday, tho 10th of this month, at
~ IL o'clock, noon, sharp, the contract for
the work of ceiling Ave (5) inmate houses
Of the County Poor House, will be let to the
lowest bidder. The bidding to be at the
Poor House.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
sioners.
CHARLES BOLT, Clerk.
Aug 11-32-2t
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Land for Sale.

ONE Hundred and eigh,y-four acres Of
~ good land, on Buffalo Creek, about 8
miles from Union c. H.. is offered at private
sale until the first Monday. (Salesday) in
October. If not sold by that time IL will be
sold at auction on that day to the highest
bidder. Enquire of
DIR. R. s. a. PERASON.
Aug 11-32-1m
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List OF Letters.

List OF Letters.
Remaining in the Postofice at Union, for
the week ending August IL, 1898.
Mr.. Godfrey Rice.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be REQUIRED
to pay one cent for their delivery.
II. w. HARRIS, p. NJ.
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IHE New YORK
RACKET

WYE were kept so busy last week waiting on our
NV customers did not have the time to quote
prices as we had promised to do. The rush goes
right on and the big bargains piled on our counters
disappear very fast. Customers who drop in just to
them.
While banks are failing all the country,
and everybody complaining of hard times, onr sales
have increased each month New customers came
to us every day. and by dealing fair and square with
everybody When customer comes to us we
keep him,
1t takes nerve to sell rs cent Cottonade for l6s
cents.
Mems full stock Shoe for % cents
Summer Coat for 10 cents:
Good Cottonade Pants, SO cents.
Fine Dress Gingham, cents
Figured Laws, 81 cents.
C. Challies 5 cents
Dress Calicoes, cents
Cotton Checks, Al cents
15c Satteen fer II cents
l5c Figured Null, for 124 cents
Duchess Null, 81 cents
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G. WALTON WHITMAN

AT the request Of personal and political
friends, 1 announce myself o candidate to
NIL the unexp;red term of Hon. IL. w. Har-
ris in the House OF Representatives. Sub
Jeot to the decision of primary election.
G. WALTON WHITMAN.
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Last Notice to Road Overseers.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
UNION COUNTY.
HNHE Board of County Commissioners
Il hereby give their last notice to the
Road O.erseers of Union county, to call out
the road hands and put the roads under
their respective charges in complete repair
and ready for inspection by the 18th Of
September next.
SPECIAL.
All deliuquents, whether Ooverseers or
road hands, will be cited before Trial JUS
iice for trail, and will be punish accord
ing to the law.
I. NJ. MOBLEY,
TX. cHAMBEss. b.. &C.
yu., T; J. ESTEs
Clerk B. c. C.
Aug. 11-82-4t.
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We WANT YOU

70 net as our agent. We furnish an expensive
outiit and all you need free. 1t costs nothing to
Try the business. We will treat you we'll and
sexes OF all ages can live at home and work in
spare time, or all the time. ANY one any where
can earn great deal of money. Many have made
peopletn the world are making so much money
without capital as those at work for US. Business
pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better than
neld, with no competition. We equip you with
everything, and supply printed directions for
beginners which, II obeyed faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business. Inn.
prove your prospects! Why not? You can do so
easily and surely at work for us. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success
Pamphlet circular giving every particular is sent
Tree to all. Delay not In sending for II.
GEORGE STINSON e. Co.
BOX No. <88, Portland, Me,
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA, s. c.,

Session begins September 26,h. Four
Courses: Classical, Literary, Scientific, and
Law with elective studies in higher classes.
New Gymnasium. Well appointed Labora-
tories, Chemical. Physical, Biological, etc.
Necessary Expenses from $145 to $2lO.
For further information address the Pres
ident, JAMES WOODROW.
Aug. 11-32-4t.
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Send for Your Watches.

HAVING removed to Fort Mills, in York
IL Co., hereby notify all persons own
ing watches now in my possession for re-
pairs that they can obtain them by address
ing me at Fort Mills, with charges for repairs
enclosed.
ALBERT WILLIAMSON
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GRANDFATHER.
GODFREY ID. FOWLER

At the request of friends, 1 have con-
sented to run for the seat in the House OF
Representatives made vacant by the resigua-
ton Of Hon. r. w. Harris.
GODFREY B. FOWLER.
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SALE

order to close the remains large stock of Spring and Sum
L mcr DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING SHOES
HATS, we have made sweeping be sold
at these prices for spot CASH.
On Remnant Counter lengths
their real value
Here opportunity bargains the little folks.
few Embroidered Robes still left to be sold regardless of value.
Still too many Oxford Ties on hand. Must be closed
Ladies' try pair of guaranteed handewcd Shoes, $500
Others ask you $3.50
MASONS FRUIT JARS, only 98 cents per dozen.
GENTLEMEN's TENNIS SHOES, only 4S cents
Big lot of gentmens fine Silk Scbggest bargain the
be closed out at 10 Worth three that
Latest shapes in stiff felt Hats to be closed at cost.
Now is the time get your Summer Suit a dcuouy price
New lot of Crockery just opened up
Still left few of those popular selling black silk
price of 10 cents.
You who looking for spend your money
and see McLures Stock and happy
Respectfully
J. w. McLURE, Ag't
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THE ADJUSTABLE THEATER NFcK AC.g'-l..tt =
By CAREFUL. PRACTICE


.Yon c;nt most always tell about
these yon,- men who do newspaper
work. remarked IL New Yori; editor to
"A party "t journalists i had heard
tina, they hadn't very good business
ideas however bright they ml-.it b" IN
other respects and vs. Il ittle clfa-
less perhaps Anyway once when !
wanted the services of ore 10 tone up
my paper called for specimen stuff
and from one cnap III a nearby country
town | received sllch excellent work
that | invited hlm to come IN and see
me He came ANA | found nIin an ideal
humnrlst and a. guiielr>'- a. he was ideal
Il wanted column ii week. and h-
agreed to furnish i at twenty-five 10.
lars IA column. with FIVE dollars of for
each Joke nat WIS not copied by some oi
mv illsstrlou- ;gn! esteemed coDte1npor:i-
rins, or he ,v.,uid do Ii Tor fifteen dollars
straight | snapped up III" twenty-five
dollar proposition for was sure thar
out of Il dozen or fifteen jokes AMI verses
and gag, II Week certainly not more than
half ,.ould ccrld bc good enough 10 catch
on all around He had an idea that ne
was Il great nn!HorI>t. ANA had al .G.i
for business and al,o To teach him that
humility w.ich ao.a 50 hecotne Jour
naiist
Il signed Il contract for "A year %!
these terms. and he went to WORK lhe
first week he sa,!t III ten -quibs OF van,
ous lengths ami they were good. hnt !
calculated nut more than half would =,
the rounds ami | would be even Within
a week thereafter | received thr Poiuni
Eanner IL some such paper with the en-
tire column copied and of course !
whac!,ed up the twenty-five dollars Inc
next week The Banner COPIED the whole
lot again. and | put up my Twenty-Five
dollars rs before
We'll. to nliike Il long story short. mat
Poaunk Banner week after week cople''
every s,Iulb and at last ! wrote to ne
Banner To find ont vino Its edltar was
when 10 and behold. he was the father
ln-law of uly hulnpr.st. and that guile
less funny man was having fun with III
in way desplsel 1t WAS too late,
/ however to kick. ana as he wrote good
/ stuff | hadn't any occ;.sloil to. only
/ did swear al myself every now and theI
for not having accepted his proposltloi
of fifteen dollars "A week straight an
left it to somebody else to teach humility
to "A great American humorist. "-Detrol
Free Press
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che many friends Of Prof. !. {. Lo-
gpn 10 this section OF the state will be
pleased to know that Prof. IS reported
- have. in proper parlancc. stuck It
rich \ short time ago he sold out Of
sheep 1T Splingda'e near Hunters Hot
Springs. and obtained an interest IN the
Ontario mine neaI !ll!stnn. Tie On
tar.o was Il big producer some years ago.
bur the lead was lost. and after several
m.Hlcctual attempts to recover II the
owners disposed Of the property FOR q
small sum. The new owners were more
successful. and in discovering the lost
lead found also ii much richer deposit
than had been formerly worked II IS
in this property that Prof. has secured
AN interest amt the position oi general
manager and the company is now or
ranlzrd tor work. General Manager 10
gan bought twenty carloads If lumber
at hiis,pula Il few days ago. 10 be used
in the construction of a concentration.
and things look favorable for his having
= .oodiy pile Of the long green N Il
year or ,WO.
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FEr MONT. Ohio. Jan, % This IS a
city .! mourning today. Business Is
suspended and the public SCHOOLS closed.
while the citizens gather 10 pay their
last tribute Of respect to their
most honorcd. eminent and bestowed
townsmen. The morHing dawned as
bright rs the transformations life Of the
iiIustrious dead. The temperature dur
ing the night had fallen to > below. zero,
and everything was white with Frost in
the morning light The oaks about the
hause at Spicge Grove Nshone IN the
sunshine every twig with its tracery of
frost looking like delicate wax. The
frost from the broad veranda was pic-
turesJue and beautiful beyond descrip.
ton. Ii seems as II even harsh winter
had dannei charming robe III homo.
few hours were to be borne 10 the tomb
4 wide winding roadway through tn,
grounds had been cleared ol snow b,
the city authorities. and all forenoon
thousands passed in acantinued process
ion up to the hushed mansion. 10 view
, for the last time. the venerable face ant
form so long honored and beloved
. Carriages hurried here and there. tt
wheels creaking sharply on the ftust
: snow. hearing the hundreds of distir
guished guests to houses of entertain
ment. and later to the hushed mansioi
where the remains of the nineteent
president OF the United States Wei
, lborne to-day Ia their last resting plac
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The Apn,icaiion Successful.

,.What | want. said the gifted TRACE
dian Slguor Bonstunmer, putting his
feet en- the table ui the Theatrical man.
aver and LEASING back III his chair. rs a
COED position as walking gentleman.
i shall he happy To assist you. siE
replied the inlna-er
And with facility ACQUIRED hy long
practice hr rasped ter -ased traEedlal
bv the coll.t. lerkea h,n u hla test. Leu
him 10 the doar. GrE.sed him town the
stems and stood hm right end rp on the
sidtwHlk
NY Gpar friend. be ssia t-oa. y ven
are now IN Il good position = Wal
gentleman pbllSa me rs walking. :
Chicago fIrlAIne
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WASHINGTON. Jan. %. Dr. Johnston
visited Mr.. Blaine shortly before noon
today and remained but Il short time
lie said the patient enjoyed a comfnrta-
bic night and was somcN hat stronger
today. At the house il WAS said that
Mr. blaine had been sleeping IA greater
mart III the morning.
The callers were Secretary and Mrs.
E,lkins. Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge and
Mrs Hit.
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tuursation To ihc United ~tHic- the
tu- ib.orbihE Iorir il
taIi;iaa.
g.r tl,,n-Io, aii.i- trr"-" the lrni"f'
VIII, Il Movement Tor In
dependence.

To;uHTo Ont. Jan. -. The World.
conservative and ultra loyalist. IN
double !eaded editorial. head a There
Is But One Issue. says the time for
united action has come. and Canadians
Who believe in Canadas $ right To a na
tional existence on the continent must
unite To Il man ana put down the Amer
lean or annexation party III TINS country
headed 10y I.auricr and Cartwright
rmisarriei by t'arrar and Charlton. m
spircI by Goodwin Smith, advocated
openly 10y the Mail and for the present
secretly encouraged 10y lie Gl"h" and
supported in tn" United States ~ the
ambitious politicians and the British
hatrrs. There i but one Issue IN the
country today and that is annexation or
British connection.
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Q a . Ell /:

We have tried the credit sys-
tenn 10 our cat:rc satistactlon Il
may b 4 good ding fnr some
pc tply, but il does not agree with
Us fcrhap. We got an overdose.
At all event, Wc need 4 change.
50 NC viii TX the cash system a.
restorative. il beng highly rc-
commended by the great dry
goods houses ot lEe cast. They
were not tho giants they nov are
-unli they took this medicine
Spot cash.
OF course We mus. sell goods
cheaper than before. Everything
must stand a reduction Of 10 10 :
per cent, winch will materially
lessen expense OF living to our
customers. but in the end We
make a. much money as before.
and are saved the annoyance that
A book lHll Of uncollcctcd bills
brings
We ask our customers 10 give
us their assistance and support ia
maintaining dr. goods store
where goods can be purchased n
eastern prices for cash only
The cash system will be adopt
ed Feb. Ist.
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I,"ryiloh, !..prctiug something 20 Turn
~ auI all Are Disappointed.

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Man
No wonder fhe lines Burn Qua.

The wires were crossed the oiiler night
when a .lo-ru.i reporter tsioa l29e f
railroad ol.iye aai tbs eoayersa tn "
heard
he Yes. ! guess III be theHe =.
Nan! Nan. Wait minute LlsfaIl
fSmack. sinacs. snack.l Hear th@5f
She Yes
He-Well. now you kiss me.
She SnaCED
He-That's good Goeiby- Indian
apolis journal
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Wanted.

Agents to sell our choice and hardy
nursery stock. We have many special
varieties. both in fruits and ornamentals
to offer which are controlled only by
us. We pay commission or salary
Write us at once for terms and secure
choice Of territey.
MAY BROTHERS. Nurserymen.
@l0t Rochester, y. Y.
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ToRoxTo. Ont..Jan. -. y local paper
says IL is informed that Edward tarr"r
is tha authority Cor the statement that
Goodwin Smith will start an "nnc&n:ion
paper in this city m April with capital
If s.4nnOpC.
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McINTIRE
MERCANTILE
COMPANY.

IO-DAY Mrs. Elliott Ibo-
ro w-Ei nee .Astor will begin ~uit
il Paris for the custody Of her
chld.
She recently got a di, orcc
Fl ~. Baron dc otuGs in Dakota.
The court awarding her t.c clr;li.
Tie baron also got a divorce il
I ! Hand here the court gave
~ chila - him. The French
court mus decide which Of the
Two divorces is valid.
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ONE WORD TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS

The cost of doing credit either Merchant customer
this? 1t viii make money as
l a. yor merchant Tho larger business
crows the Greater ,antagc trade l has been an
Unusually with regard the "ut" Tor the
close application Y BUSINESS 1T
thoroughly need OF the mutual oi
and and after FEBRUARY sI 1898 WE 9L p'
We business
We that can save YOU money Us
Ask us any question, " viii your advantage
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N!,i-t ToitrIgiii,-n.. .

The first series of games in the whist
tournament at the Miles City club last
night resulted ;,s follows:
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X. og q. Crusader Lodge No. :. meets at ODD
Fcliaw- aail el t.a i.g-t and thirt Thursdays Of
the month.
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beside tho4o Of hi. beloved wife in the
beautifully Oal.wood cemetery.
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d. \. IL. L. ). Grant Post, No. "a, mhgts At Odd
Of the month.
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!. q. &. +. Star of the West meets at Masonic
hal every Thursday evening.
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Tie living sspl IL Hs cf.-c-.l.4- a9zas
wiz the ,.eaa tie tUHoUt-- IascriIr
ton. taken from atole IN L-lEllofa
England cemetery
NuNss.
tirievr not tor i4t', ny uE,saare. Gi'tis
a1a ul' lead. hHf 2 .s5 5zi i3s'Hs
rlila PATIENCE W.ssa. 3.isl ls.f= l''.e,
And IN y short time \ .lz3'4 a9iz#-' % :
MAN
/ am not lsrlevcd. my Gnafrst lte
si.sap on. | Aagt. Eni aiaItsef HiEsi
Therefor i,-anHut ta4.ls - iiss'e
For | must su and i've wiih sire
Boston Globe.
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riil>is itN~.
OR. X. Il. REpD. ....
u PHYSICIAN AND 81 RECON.
Office AT ". T.. Sayagc@ Drug >turr.

M. T. +. FISH,
u puS-IcIN< SURGEON sNp DE-TEIEItIh>.
E,ra' Wuudarzt una Gcburtshcfrr1 Dlic" al
W r. Sayacp-' Drug store
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I. -. ~ l.. Custer LodFve Ne. H. meets IN
their hall eyery Monday night.
Seminal fHcampmrnt meets iirt aui tui.d r.
day Of each month.
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=. of Y. Col. F.. Butler Camp, 40. !, meets the
second and fourth Saturdays Of each month.
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4. q. 4. W. Tongue River Lodge No - meets
ON the first and third Wednesdays oi each month
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>sst iI.Tlf~.

\. L. n 4. VI. Autuw-toua Lodge No. 2j meets
al Masonic Hall un first and third Wednesdays
of each month.
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