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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Tho Lerten Saahnn.

Auo Lepten season.
Last Wednesday was Asll,N eduesday, the
the FIRST day of Lent, and services We're held in
the Church Of the Nativity in this town, by Rev.
J. ID. Mccullough. In the Columbia Reyisier of
that day we fnd the following interesting ac-
count Of the origin of the word "Lcnt" and
the ancient and modern customs adopted by the
churches wi0,ohserve the hasten Season
Ash Wednesday, the first day in Lent, called
by the fathers of the church cdyut jcjua,. the
beginning OF the fast, or 6cs cHc.Um, aJh- day,
in aluSi"n To the custom, which sill prevails Al
the Roman Catholic Chulch, of spinkling tho
heAd "lth "shcs. Lent is a fast of forty days
Immediately preceding Easter. The origin of
the word : uncertain some derive it from the
.ANoa IS4c'"", lmplying spring, or the season
wien Inc days 'ienSthcn;' others from the
German tct"sH, TO ihaw. The object of The fast
hns also been disputed, but it is generally re-
Sstdcd rs preparation for Easter, and Il time
specially set apart for repentance over the sins
OF the past year while the number Of forty
days devoted 10 ii is thought to have reference to
the Saviour forty days last in the wilderness,
to the forty days deluge, the ftrty days VAN
derlng of the Jews, the forty days granted TO
tie Nlnehivitcs for repentance, or the time spent
in fasting by Moses and Elias. st. jerome
speaks OF the fast as memorial o: the Saw
our passion. According to the same w'ic..
the fathers of the fourth and fifth centuries, it
WIS instituted by the apostles, although Pro-
Qstants Jbmmoiky hold tha8 it was not estao-
l'Shrd until tho second or third century. |,
seems to have been obligatory as early rs y. d
80. At fast there was great diversity il tle
time and manner of its observance. Its dura-
ton W soon fixed By the church ut thirty -s:N
| days, 10 which four were subsequently adde'.
Ash-W cGncslay is, lcrc.orc the fort y-siEth da"
ueio, c L 'icr. the six Sundays which entc vcio
| between it end that festival no. being counted
as y" of Lent nor obsC' vCd as fast u,ys. In
| he ioman tholic Chulch The mature Of the
| fest is prescribed by rule Only one meal n day
is allowed, and at this The use of flesh meat is
rrchlbitc,., the "reccpt of fasting always Imply
ing that of abstinence Of !lcSh. \ Sigh lie, c.
tion, however, may he taken morning sad even
ing, the quantity ofiood not 10 exceed two ounce
in the former case and eight ounces in the latter
Eut considerable notifications OF these rules
are made in countries where the clima. or hab-
| its of the people render their observance inju-
| rious to health, and dispensations are also ire
Gucatly granted in favor OF persons. In the
Catholic Church in the United States The use of
flesh meat is allowed several times n week. at
the discretion or the bishops. In the Greek
Church the ruics are strcter, and there are four
lentcn fasts in the year. Tnc Protestant de-
| nominations which recognize the season of Lent
| generally leave the manner of observance to in
| Iiyidual juds dsmcnt.
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10 at Spartan5ury.

On Wednesday night last, about 8 o'clock,
smoke was discovered issuing from A. J. Nor
gan y Co.'S. Dry Goods and Grocery Store, next
door above the Spartanburg Court Iousc. Tie
alarm wss given and the fire Company promptly
responded to it. On opening the door it was
disco5ered that the frs. was started under the
'sOuszklrandS must have been the nA of an IN
oend'ary, as Mr.. Morgan told our Informant
that there had cen no i,e in the store that day
and certainly there mr. chance for fire being
~ that point u","Ss purNrSe'y pat there, At
one time, We l.a'r. 'heir seem II % be no hoTe
OF saving the ID 9; ana It's contents, out by
JualcioGs ma .aSemrut an" hard WORK u lac
.'re Company ard e ..ers, ,1c Luill!n,; and
goods y ere Sayel--tbe latter, however, IN very
damaged condition. The loss is roughly cs,i-
mr;ei at from $1,000 to 50, 900. We learn chat
the stock WAS only partly insured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
i Good Workman.

If anybody wants a rel good job put up, :.
the way Of Boots or Shoes, there is no man in
this Country can do It better than our l.icnd J
p. Mullirax. Josh. never turns out u bcG Job.
lie always gets the best stock in the market & nd
then he puts It together SO handsome and slrong
that i; looks cs god as new rs long as it lass,
ii it lasts SO loag that Josh seldom has 20
make more than one pair year for n customer
that's the reason why he don't get rich lies 5
.,ot n snlcrGid arrangement for keeping boo; 3
AID shoes from running over at the heels: and
w wouldn't bc svrpriscd if he could make n
pair Of boots thet would keep man from
running over" To-.
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LArnEYs CouET.-The present session OF the
Laulcns Court has been Of the greatest interest,
the most importHnt cHses being the trials of Alf
McNinch, j. l.. NJ. IrGy, and John Blackwell,
FOR the murder of Wm. kilgorc, on the md day
o. December last. The cases we've severed, and
McHinch was put upon his trial on Thursday
last, end alter \ protractcd hearing, with able
counsel OH both sides, the jury returned q yer.
uic, Of guilty of murder in tic first degree. 1t
" sa hard-f"ught case, the most distinguished
lawyers in the State being engaged.
hby WAS to have been pat uroa his trial on
Saturday morning, as P1Ti'ceps cr1m."'s 10 Che
murder but it was reported that he did not put
in his appearance Ibis, however. is not to be
dcpCaucd uvon. Mr.. lrby was out OH bail in
5000 for his appearance, and we rather think
he did net skip.
Bla;E Ewcii is in Jail. and will take his turn in
due course Of Court proceeding. There is con.
Siderable leclr and excitement in L!urcus con.
corning the case.
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Was eoocsalsd In itself i. sound4low when
Messrs. A"en G. Robinson.

Thee Industrious and worthy mechanics are
striving harl TO establish business at this point
that will accommodate and provide for the me-
chanical wants of every occupation. Thy arc
especially prepared to make and repair any ar.
tclc or implement used by the farmers; and
they do their work we'll. They have now on
hand number of finely finished and substan-
tial one AMI two seated buggicS, made especially
for lorg service over our rough roads. Encour
age hem 10y giving them your cash patronage.
Their stock of Metallic Collins is very fine,
and they arc prepared to make common collins
at the shortes notice
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Highway Robbery at Spartanburg.

On Wednesday night last, Alr. Taylor, n pho
graph artist at Spart2nhurg, was knocked down
and robbed hy three negroes, while passing
along u street in that town. The robbers made
their escape. 1t is suspected that they arc the
fellows who set fire to Morgan * Co.'S, store,
and iindirg no chance to steal there they rcsor.
tel TO highway robbery. 1t we are not misa
ken a negro strongly suspected of being con-
ncctei with the gang Of burglars who in Tested
this town q short time ago is now living at Spar
taut1rg.
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Pose O. icH, USIoX, s. c., Feb. 25 1879.
Mr.. EpIroR:-ln the Times of the DIST of this
month | notice 4 communication headed "Mo
n2y Ihrcw,ch the Nails and in reply would say
that some years ago induced the Post Oiicc
department 10 make Ca;oa money or?cf ojicc.
My principal object was to furnish perfect
safety 10 persons renting money through
The Post Oi.ice. The only persons who now
l"sc money Transmitted 10y mail are those who
arc too miggardy to pay the small fee charged
by the Government. | know nothing of the
otter That your correspondent c5ons 10 hare lost,
but do know that all prcEagcS and let crs
m'";,cl ct this Office are fo:wardcd as they are
received. What fate bclalls them afterwards, |
have 10 means Of asccrt.ining.
EcSrcc'!uiy, Sc,
JAMES II. GOSS, p. II.
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Vulgar Journalism.


The custom of Editors calling each other liars
IS becoming more common than poiitencSs or
Icccncy will tolerate Tlue gentleman never
do it, and when we find man-whcthcr Editor
or not-eveT ready to apply the word lie or lar
to an adversary. nine cases out of ten he pre- YES
to be bully or one ignornart OF the common
Vas coocsaled In itself it sound4low when
uttered and reads vulgar in print.
No trucr evidence of low bred fellow could
be shown than the glib use Of the words you
lic,' 'liar," &C., and VIC find editors cvor ready
to encourage Their use by applying it to a CO.
temporary who may dare to differ with them.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Call On Us No.; Week.

We expect to see very large number of rcr-
sons i'll town next week, and we invite those
who owe Us u call anil make good their promi-
ses. 1t Will be good opportunity FOR :hose who
have promised to do great things toward iucrcas
ing our subscription list to shoN what they have
done 10y sending US all the nc,c subscribers tn v
maze obtained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Thc Globe Comedy Company

lac Globe Comedy Company
las been IcUght;ng our citizens this wec;.--
IA n performances have given general salts
faction and full houses have greeted them dur
in their stay. From what we can lcarn-wc
have not been able to attcnl-the company is
murh ab1'c similar troupcs that have exhibited
here, 10Th in their general Iopogtmcnt and the-
africa! .Nlcnt.
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More New Goods.

We are pleased to meet Mr.. S W. Porter en-
the streets again. lie is improving rapidly and
i'll \ few days Stark will be himself again.
lie wishes us % safe that he is getting in the
biggest stock Of New Goods he has ever received
AMI they will be marked down to cotton prices,
and that is pretty low.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

Co!nnc; p. Donnn, who, with the single excep-
ton OF Coloce! Brick Pomcroy, who is knOsn to
nave caught and eaten alive more men, women
anu Children tnan any other person in the re-
public, is said to hGvc come to grief in Neosha,
MiSs7uri recently. Il appears that the Colonel
had made Some remarks about leading lawyer
# the place, nalncd Cunningham. The latter
got the Colonel IN tight place made him alix
h:S hand to Il most hnmiliatng rctrac.ion, and
then closed the performance by using q we'll
seasoned boot
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The Eewberry News.

This ever welcome exchange comes to Us TN
der the able mana cement of NJ. L. Eouham, Jr..
and l.. y. Smhias. 1t has been much cn'arge
and now ranks among the abcsr and b~st ooIL-
~ papers in the South. Success attend all con-
coAned;& our hoNest wish
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

Iur CENTENNIAL SATE.-Ihc large IRON safe. .
knGwn rs the ..Ccn;cnnial Safe, on exhibition
at the late Centcnnial Exhibition. containing au-
,ogra.hS. photographs. &C., Of distinguished
men of The country, IN 1916. was close today
at noon in the Statuary Hall Of the Capitol in
the presence Of large number Of spectators,
though no formal ceremony was observed. The
>.Ic is to remain closed one hundred years and
tnca 10 he opened.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
4 Tax Of 7 per Cent.

Tie Srartanburg, Union and Columbia Rail
root pays q state and County tax of per cent.
"E its gross receipts. II that is not digging
deep into the profits we would like to know
what is. The ;Nx is levied upon the valr:c of ,'c
property owned by the Company, but it has TO
come out Of The business receipts of the road
No wonder frcishts arc high. We hope the time
is not far distant when the Sa'c will be in a
condition TO relieve al classes of people and
business of III Ich Of the heavy lead of taxation
now expressing them.
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BrrrEN Ey 4 MAo CN~.-Mrs. Haskell, Of this
County, mother of Associate Justice HASKELL
was bite. several days ago by i iial cat The
Cat was lying on the Hoo" IN frcnt Of the fire.
and without any previous evidences of madness,
flew at ,hO .ady, and it was only with assistance
that she WIS able ID remove it. Finally it was
removed and thrown into the yard, when it WAS
NcrJ Violent. 1t Is hoped that Mrs. Haskell
may experience no bad Effects from the attack of
the cat.-P."'v 0Hj tanner.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Can't Plow Yet.

Cant PloW yet
Just as the ground was getting in good condi-
ton for the plow we received u heavy rain,
which lasted all Saturday night, again reartl-
ing the work on the farms. But little plow-
ing has bcca done, 50 sar, and the farmers are
beginning to get anxious to see their plows at
work.
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No FEVER IN New OELEANs.-Nrw Orleans,
February l3.--Reporis having been recently
published of the existence ci yellow fever in
New Orleans, statement is made ih.t such re.
ports arc untrue, no cases or deaths {, om yellow
fever having occurred here during this year.
The statement is signed by many prominent
citizens and officials, including DR.. Samuel
Chopin. rrrsiicn. Of the board Of health, Gov
cinor NcLolls, Mayor p:.t:un AMI Perry Nugent,
president of the Cotton Exchange.
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Judge Wallace.


Having gained few days by closing out the
Dockets of Marlboro County, Judge Wallace
is on II flying visit to his home. lie will leave
for Darlington tomorrow and open Court for
that County next Monday. The Judge enjoys
the best of health under the weight of his judi
cial responsibilities
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

DEMOCRATIC CONGEGssNEN To EE lNniCrEU.-
In the course e Tie iiscis ion Of the amend
mcnt to the Legislative bill in the House on
Wednesday, Mr.. Garfield alluded to statements
in print that the Democrats had determined To
force an extra session, rs otherwise they would
not Gc able 10 organize The ucXi House. In the
printed statement alluded 10 il is >aiI .bat sew
cral Of thc DcmgcrAi.c rcm'".S elect VII lie
arrested, tried AMI impriS mel fpr ALLEGED
violation of the election laws bct.rc next De
ccmbc., and their absence will break up the
Democratic majority. Such statements. re.
marks the covrcSroaicHt Of the Baltimore SIN.
are Of course in certain degree sensational,
but it is believed that there is partial founia-
tion for them. and il is known now that move
mcmt has been engineered from here to procure
the Indictment in the t Jnitcl states Courts of
al least one Democratic member elect from q
Southern State
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EX.hinkCr Hardy Solomon, of Columbia, s.
G. was not fouHd by the messenger of the Pot
ter committee who went down after him the
other day. Mr. Solomon left Columbia about
rwo weeks ego, ostcnsi5ly on Il tour in qucst of
health PHHo"iD.. IU.cs.
The sudden disappearance Of Mr. Hardy Sol
omun, Of South Carolimr, has caused Il feeling
OF iofJuud relief in the White House commu-
nifty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

y WoMANs Con. .EsSION OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nat;i, February lS.--lsaac Ncwland, n country
merchant living near Fort Wayne, Ind. started
homo from Fort Wayne one evening in Septem-
hcr, 1876, getting off the at New Haven,
the nearest station to his house. Ills body was
found the next morning III lonely piece of
woods. lie had been brutal!y murdered for the
money known 20 have beer OH his person whcl
ne left Fort Wayne. Last night, Mary Durrer,
Il woman OF ill-repute, confessed that Perry 1ra-
ccy, John Garmcyer and herself murdered New
land, and robbed his body of S5l. They drove
out III Il carriage, and headed him off after he
lctt the train. Garmcyer is dead, and Tracey
is serving out . life sentence for numbering one
James o Brcn. Mary also says that the same
persons murdered n woman named Li"Mc Early
four years ago, she having incurred their en-
NIFTY.
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ORR SENATOR At W0RK.-Scn. tor Butler is
working mo-i actively for Charleston harLor.-
While West Virginia without a mile OF sea coast
gets E"ar|y >2p1.IO III the river and h rhor
bill, passed by the House, Carolina with near
~ two handrcl miles Of sea coast gets only
$iputuD
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a PnoMrr Axp CoRnrcr Corxry TREASURER.

VI. Jul'uS l!l.I$. County, Trcasurer Of Ihcs-
ter County. settled with :hc Comptroller Gene
i.i last Fri lay. Ills accounts were perfectly
correct, and his success in Collecting the tax is
spoken Ct Gs something remarkable. The per.
;i.u ot the state tax for his county which re-
mats wnc,!cctcl IS almost insignificant. - (oh
N.Jy,.r
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Now, WHO WoCLDN'T:-We read, now and
again, about the salaries paid 20 editors of the
"'"at dailles. For instance, Dana, of the New
iolk S"n, gets : 900 year; Whitelaw Reid,
Of the N'au"C $4,000; Nordhotf writes for
Inc NH"i3 when he feels like it and is paid
$4,000 ycAr, and so forth. Now, who would
not be an editor?
But hold on. The Rporic.' receives patent
medicines, big wheat seed, apples wood, when
he can get it, rU'GiOcs cotton seed, shucks,
reaches, sometimes rotten at that. poetical ef-
tusions 10y the quantity, "original" stories with
out eni, (at ieast without point,) any amount of
newspaper and magazine selections, and as tho
auctioneer woull say, 'many other articles too
numerous tc mention" Now just wouldn't YOU
like 10 be p Chrs,sr Ec2oI'cr
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4 Zig JOB in Spartanburg.

q.
The Town Council of Spartanhurg is alvcrts-
ing fer bids to build eleven stores, Mayors AMI
Police Offices, Opera House and Hotel with
ninety rooms. That looks like n growing towl
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Further appointments for Union.


The Governor has made The following appoint
mcnts ef T.ial justices for Union County:
Alfred il. Aushtry for Goshen liz and Jason
NJ Greer, Jr, for GOude y,sviuc Townships.
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A BLooot iNEANr IL BCEMAH.-Ca Calcutta.
februS'y 20.-A report from Mandalay asserts
that the Ming of Gurmah has murdered all tho
royal princes and their families, and removed
the new ministers anu replaced them by the
ministers wio were formerly in Office thus re-
storing the former desrOtc government.
FEBRUARY 2l.--Euriher intelligence from
MHnda'"y states ;hGt great CONSERVATION pro-
walls there III consequence of royal murders
The victims numbered eightysix. The details
OF tie a'air are horrible. British interference
- hoped for by the .pcople to prevent further
bOoGshcd.
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Death OF BlSIOr FOLEY. Chicago February
19.-Ei,h"p Foley died few minutes before 1
clock this morning. Tho funeral services will
be held in this city on Friday. after which the
remains will lie taken to Baltimore.
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LocS TO our ChiluoYs.

Last week S!artAnhurg came very near hay
ing 1" destructive fire from . defective nuc in
the Chimney Of the New York store building,
owned by C"pt. F. NJ. Trimmer. In consc-
qurncc Of the ruc bc:og detective it was covered
over two years ago. This was not knowa by the
present occupants. and in putting up n cooking
stove in the upper story the wool around the
chmu.y caught ti.a. The SMOKE attracted
attention in time to save the building.
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Tho Weekly Charleston Ncws.

Tho weekly Charleston Ncws.
We have received tie two last numbers of this
journal-thc only copies we have ever seen of
it-acd pronounce it one Of the most interest
ing ard valuable wcck!ics now published in
this Country Its literary, Agricultural, Chess
AMI news departments are filled with choice and
truly Instructive matter, while il is 4 large and
hrn'somclv printed sheet. In II few weeks
serial tale of Southern life, written ny South
crn author, will be commenced. Subscription
price 81 year; = for six months.
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Ghr 00lerhln a!aion Gimrs<
UNION. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %. /
ono square or on inc6. iiTsI IN lnsrriio,
l.. Il. STOKES, Editer.,

tlch subsequent insertion, 10
Liberal Discount made - merchants and others auNCr
tSihs FOR six months or 10y the wear
OBITUARY Notices ui ten lines ~ has, Inserted free.
" over ten lines, charged aS Advertise
mCntS.
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THE ErMEnY.-lf Congress refuses to rcreal
thc laws which puts it into the power OF Kadi.
cal Judges u appoint rartiSanS 10 supervise the
election OF electors of President AMI Vice Pres
ilyrt, the Democrats can find another remedy
for the wrong. They need not provide for pop
Mar cleciions of Presidential electors in the
Democratic States. The States whose Lcgsl.-
rrcs are Dcmocra'c can provide by law that
thc Legislatures of the several States shall choo;c
the electors. Twcnty.thrcc States have pcmo.
cratic Governors, and majority of the States
have Democratic Legislatures. - H.cimonG Dis
gq,ch.
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isILow j ,cH At Eio.--Rio Janciro, Febru-
airy @.--rhc yellow fcyc: is increasing. Deaths
five to ten daily
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CRY FROM LOUIslANA.-W ashington, FeLru-
ary l7.-Thc concurrent resolution .. the Louis-
lana Legislature, presented to-day by Mr.. Eus-
tiS in the Senate and referred to the committee
on the judiciary, sets forth that the Cunsiitu-
ton of the United States has not conferred the
right OF suffrage upon any one, and that the
United States have no voters Of their own in the
States, but the matter %: suffrage IS left cutirv
with the States themselves that sections I.JuG
and the others following of the Revised Statu; IS
relative to supervisors of election, are in dcro
cation of the Constitution Of the United .'tatcs:
that the Federal Government by these sections
assumes plcnary jurisdiction of the matter o..
suffrage without reference 10 the action Vf tie
States rs such, nll without interference on their
part to deny ahril rc the right Of suffrage
an. that the Proceedings OF the Unitcl States
Circui; Court at New - leans in arrcsiing peg
sons anh trin? them 10 tha; city for trial were
q hardship and pregnant with the @ravcst cynSc-
qucnccs, and that the pei &C Of the State could
not but protest cncrgcticaly agans. such hay&h
and unwarrantahlc proceedings.
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HoNoRs TO THE DriD.-itlanta, February 81
The remains of General X. II. Chiffon, en-
rant, from Columbus, Ga, to Richmond, Va.
were received here to-day by the Governor
Mayor aud other State and city officials and is
military. AMI were transferred to the Richmond
train. large c0ncourse Of people witnessed
the display. IIonnrs were also raid to the re.
mains 10y the military Of Sparranburg and other