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;}rd. -;th and 9TH. and transacted the
following business:
Ordered Thos. j. Dockery, road COM
missioner, TO view the roads petitioned
for by the following persons: John F.
Eitel ct al, D. A. Ely change for cult
vation, James Bown, Thos. Rogerson
ct al and VI. c. Cody ct al. Declared
the roads petitioned for by the follow
ing persons public highways: w b.
REYNOLDS. I. d. Bell ct al. and VIM.
Malone ct al.
Dismissed John Harris road petition,
also the private road petitioned Tor by
Robt. Propst. Jr.
7. J. Dockery. bridge commissioner.
reported iron bridge across the Chair
ton liver finished according to contract
and recommended the court to order a
warrant in favor Of Insley, Shire & Co.
for 81, 600 as per contract of the court,
Report approved as was also Insley
Shires 4 Cos. bond as contractors for
building said bridge.
Approved Jacob Garlock's bond to
the school funds for $500 in lieu of A.
L. Woods bond for same amount
Released 4. L. Woods and A. Sling
eriand school fund mortgages.
Ordered Geo K. Sinner taken to the
insane asylum at Fulton. No.
Ordered Geo. N. McGuire county
treasurer to pay the interest due the
Q. VI. & P. R. L. from Benton and east
half Salt river townships as fast as any
money came into his hands for that
purpose.
Approved John L. Porter's report as
special agent 10 collect rents.
WARRANTS ORDERED on COUNTY REVENUE
Judges and clerks of election. 1864 GO
Nm. Mason use Of house for
election 3 90
Masonic Hall assn. six months
rent 80 90
". J. Ashlock costs state vs. Davis , to
p, VI. Smith serv Is sheriff at
Oct. circuit court IS 90
CadOgan i Gardner blanks. etc. - 81
Barnard Il Co. witness book II 80
\. c. Scobee serv. as constable at
at election in east and west
Salt river 3 90
W. J. Ashlock serv. as circuit
clerk Is SIS
Hannibal Printing Co. blanks. 4 90
\. J. Brooks, ser. as constable
at election 3 90
f. 4. Grove, three months rent
OF Probate office, Z 80
James Shahan, materials and la
Dor on ballot boxes. . 90
?. NJ. Smith. notifying Judges of
Election and delivering ballot
Boxes 50 co
j. h. Rainier, services as county
judge and mileage 10 40
7. ID. Shoop. same 10 90
NJ G. Glenn. same 10 80
5. NJ NJ Picker, assessment
Blanks, etc. 81 co
PAUPER FUND.
J. NJ. Brown, keeping paup-
erS, etc. SO 10
J. N. Morgan, burying Dobb's
children 2 90
J. D. Waddill. care off. Hall. 10 -
J. H. Wesscher. services as co
Physician 81 50
A. Bifer table and choirstor the
Poor Farm 3 IS
j. H. Wesscher. examination of
Simler, insane 50
+. 4. Grove. same l 50
J. 5. Henderson. admitting Sim
Ter to Asylum 65 90
John Simler, ex. taking same to
Asylum IS 90
Nancy Loe, support of self for
August. 10
ROAD AND BRIDGE EUSD.
J, N. Winans, ser. az overseer s 90
James Lawson, 10 90
F. NJ johnson, . 10 90
john SHIRLEY, repairing bridge IL SO
j. ". SHIRLEY, services as Z. 0. u 30
J. S. Erwin '' ~ 10 90
H. ?. Rowland % IS 90
VIM. Nc Waddil same Is 90
H. C. Glenn. same 10 90
John Dover, supt. work on iron
bridge IS 50
Insley. Shire & Co. building iron
Bridge 1900 90
Thos J Dockery, services as road
and bridge commissioner Il -
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The Democrat threatens one Of our
teachers and one of our ministers be-
cause they are republicans, and choose
like other citizens TO exercise the rights
ofcitizenship. Shame on such democ-
rscr.
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Notice 10 Officers Elect.

J. c. Carothers. county clerk. has re-
eeived from the secretary of state all
commissions tor the county officers
elected on Nov. md. inst. and the
officers should call and get them.
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j. VI. Crawford.

Pays cash for butter and eggs, keeps
4 full line of family groceries, canned
goods, candies, cigars, etc. Call and
see him, FIVE doors south of savings
bank.
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HOODS

Ladies, Misses and Children's
hand made Zephyr Hoods.
No such stock OF these fash
ionable goods can be found
elsewhere in the city as at
B. F. LAMKIN'S,
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MONEY.

To loan at ! per cent. on long time.
In crest payable semi-annually.
is. Pool.
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Coming.

Derry's Great international Minstrels
will be here next week. commencing
Monday night Look out for lots of
fun. Reserved seat tickets at Fout
Bros.
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Eest eour in town only $3.50 pc,
ad Al Hannah e. Caskey's
Puhlic Sale.

Notice is hereby given that l will. on
laursday Nov. 18th, at my farm, 2h
Files southwest from Millard offer at
public sale the following property to-
rit:
Three head of mich cows: three year
ing calves; FIVE head young horses and
Mules; lot of corn and hay, wagon
ne harness. corn planter. combined
reaper and mower, plows, harrows and
cher Articles.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOIN SHAVER.
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STRAY NoTIcE-T.ken up BY Dsvid Y.
Chase and posted before L. " Link, Justice
county, No, en- the % day Of ssptenbsr.
1850 One bay tilley years old. about i've
feet high. Appraised By L. D. Soblett anA
George N. Yesrgain. at tle cum Of thirty.dvA
dollars, my. D. ". CHASE
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1t seems impossible that Kendalrs
SPAWN Cure should effect such Won
derful cures but ifyou will Try viii doubt
no longer. Read the Advertisement
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Receiving latest styles from New
York and Chicago at Miss Sue Baird's
millinery store.
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A fresh lot of very fine teas. just re-
ceived at Osenbaugh's Quincy Grocery
call and try them.
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The second term OF the State Normal
is well under way.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hogs, per hundred pounds. 8 50 to % Css-
tie per humid lbs = 25 to 2 So Calves per 100
lbs IS to 4 %. Sheep per mead, . % 70 ; -
Timothy, per ton. Is 90 Prairie, Do q -
Hungarian, do IS 90 Millet do q %.
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Do you want good heating or cook
stove? Call On NJ. I. DeReamer.
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There was large crowd at the Lib
ersls festival and hop last night.
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BABIES UNDERWEAR.

Ladies ! we invite your at
tention to our new novelties in
babies and children's merino
vests, all sizes. Do not let
your little ones freeze, but
come in. and look at and buy
these goods from B. F. Lam
kin 5.
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FOR SALE.

Forty head of good sheep. Apply 10
I. C. Halter, miles north of town.
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CLOAKS AND DOLMANS

We ask especial attention to
our bargains in ladies misses
and children's cloaks. All the
new STYLES direct from New
York this week at
B. T. LAMKIN'S.
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csrler L>eeh Keeps the best fresh
n.,sr IN town. be is an old dairy man
ed an bsea kicked by . COW many a
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he Grange store has started on its
a ysa- with a good fresh stock and q
nj trade
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Call at Mrs. ellis gallery, on the
west side. for photographs or gems.
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A good pair of shop made boots at
Frank Ilgenfr1tz' for q.
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Try Miller's meat market if YOU
''nt fine beef-steak, juicy piece OF
n ton, or some choice sausage
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Pine apples, peaches. black berries
and all the leading canned fruits at
0senbaugh's.
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K w. MARS, Auctioneer.

DeReaner's big tooth mammoth
grocery store is still on the boom,
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NEW GOODS.

100 novelties in English,
French and American dress
goods for ladies dresses just
opened this week. Samples
and prices sent on application,
postage prepaids
B. +. LAMKIN
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Best -four in town only Sligo per
uck al Hannah & Caskey's
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New subscriptions are coming in rap
IDLY. for the peoples paper-the WEEK
LII GRAPHIC.
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Fine line of pipes. cigars and tobae-
co. at the Quincy grocery store.
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Pumpkin -four, Try it at Osen-
baughs.
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For fine pair of sewed boots. call on
gank Ilgenfritz.
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Best -four in town only $3.50 per
at At Hannah g. Caskey's.
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Everything new, fresh and good al
DeRe,msrs new grocery.
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Winter

Winter
vii soon be here, you must have
i ~ and now is the time to call at
".J. Wilkes and order them. A large
$40 complete assortment now ca exkibl-
Non. All sbe best grades and most APP
proved styles both for wood and coal.
farmers desiring to tit out with first
aaSs farm and spring wagons should
also cal c~ Wilkes. Do not buy else
Were. but call aad see him.
HAYS patent Folding Chair
at the Boston Store
Just received. New goods at Geo.
~ S'eSington's, East side square
buy Of Brewington.
Cachmans gray in dress goods and
Winnings ~ Brewingtor
h,' I'D sic7es .. prering,ons.
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Dreamer for groceries.
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Larg. line Of L,ces and Fringes ja.t
& Ived al Brewington.
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John Wilkes
for family groceries
east side SQUARE.
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Fine line OF teas, coffees and sugars
&; DeRosmers.
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W. ]. Wilkes for wagons.
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DeReamer's New Grocery Store,
pr.a side square.
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IN DeReamer tor groceries.
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Trthe genuine Java coffee at De.
se1ners.
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How to inves adollar and make five.
Buy bottle Of Kendall's spawn cure
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Cash for buTer and eggs al De
h1ners grocery store.
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Organs for rent at A. butchers
Jewelry Store.
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New fall goods arriving at the Boston
store
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HOSIERY.

HOSIERY.
We open the season a. usual
with a mammoth line of ladies
misses and children's all wool
merino seamless hose. Keep
your feet warm and dry, and
save doctor bills.
B. F. LAMkIN.
CLOTHING.
Ready made and made to
order by W. G. Cochrane, the
celebrated cutter. Leaveyour
measure for fashionable styles
and fits at Headquarters.
B. F. LAMk1N.
Look Out!
New line of eorsets at the New York
Store.
Full line of cloaks and dolmans Just
received at the n. Y. store, at prices
the lowest.
For your Knickerbocker goods So to
the \. Y Store only, Ga cts.
Normal students get your fine shop
made boos at llaenfitz only 800.
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". J. Wilkes for hardware.
Pest Boots warranted AT Brewipgton
Hat innumerapl. AT BrewingtODs.
Don you forget it that will sell you
e oest goods and at the least prices.
Ggo. r. BgEw!yGTos.
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Attention Guards. +,

Full attendance requested next Tues
day night. Important business.
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II is said that Thurlow Weed was
fishing with a pin hook on an island
near Catskill. when Fulton's Steamboat
the Clearmont, made her first trip up
the Hudson in 1907.
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Just received. New goods at Geo.
~ SfeSington's, East side square
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hays patent Folding Chair
at the Boston Store
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v. J. Wilkes for hardware.
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County Court Proceedings.

STANLEY THOMPSON, Sec.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

BEE CuLTUnH.-The snail industries arc too
much neglected in South Carolina, notwithstand-
ing that they pay much more handsomely in
proportion to the capital invested and are far
e'ottor ednpted 70 ,Nc present ooadtssou Of labor
here. The keeping Of bees for profit is one Of
these small industries which we think would
pay well in this State. We read Of S25 or $50
being realized by some bee keepers from tho
proceeds Of single hive in q season, but TAX
ing it at = much smaller average, bee farm Of
a hundred or two or three hundred hives would
bring their owner q nice income annually
And from small beginning this number could
soon be obtained, with proper care, from tho
natural increase Of the swarms. A small out
lay Of money would be sufficient and the princi-
pa! investment would be the time and attention
Of tho bee keeper. With the new improvements
in hives by which the honey can be removed
without destroying. thc beos or bjccting the
operator to those small attentions on their part,
which sometimes under the old plan add such
lively interest 10 the performance, bee keeping
can be carried on with comparative ease. II
some OF the young men who arc out Of employ
ment and are bnrning daylight waiting for o
situation would resort to this industry, they
would find it pleasant, profitable and indepen.
dent. Columbia Regster.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

Hon. JOHN II. EISs.--Our representative in
Congress spent two days in Chester last week.
lie seemed in fine health and most cheerful in
spirits. Col Evins has served the people of this
district for four years with earnestness and
fidelity. Always ht his post and closely ntten-
tive to his duties. he has taken high rank as one
of the best workers in Congress. lie is
highly esteemed by oil Congressman Of all par-
ties, and by his gentlemanly bearing and cour-
teous manners has made hosts of friends in
Washington. Col. Evins is very hopeful, in
deed confident, of the election Of Hancock and
English. lie is sti ong in the belief that the
ticket will carry Pennsylvania, Hancock's no
tive State, as we'll as New Jersey. Chester Re-
porter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

FASTING AND FAsTERs--The fast of DIR.
Tanner docs not seem to De as singular as
at first claimed. Accounts of long fists
have been rcsurrcctcd from old newspapers
and books until they become quite numer-
thenticated.. The Albany Argus prints tho
case of Reuben Kelsey, Of Albany, who fas-
ted while laboring under religious delu-
sion for fifty three days. For forty-two days
he walked about daily with an elastic step.
He shaved himself until week before his
death. Toward the last he became thin
and looked shastly; but was able to sit up
For week before his death he did not
even drink water. On the fifty third day
he died, aged twenty seven years. Another
case is described from Washington coun-
ty, Pa. A man named Thomas Ford, aged
twenty.thrce years, became unable to swal-
low food or water. He lived thirty nine
days, his strength for great part of the
time being remarkably sustained Upon
his death an examination showed that fun
gous growth had cntirtly closed the entrance
to the stomach, and that it would have been
impossible to relieve him even by an opera
ton. The case is satisfactorily authcntica-
ted. The Baltimore american recalls the
case Of John French Of Hagerstown, Md,
also religious monomaniac, who deter
mined in 1870 to fast for forty days. He be-
gan July IL and completed his fast on Au-
gust 81, having tasted no food, but drink
ing copiously Of water during the time.
Many attempts were made to tempt him to
cat, and ho was closely watched, but no
doubt was entertained Of tho reality Of his
fast. His constitution refused to rally from
the strain, although he was carefully nurscd
and attended by physicians. He died on
September l, 1870. The Boston Traueler
recalls tho case of DIR. Mayo, G. Smith of
Ncwberryport, Mass, who, about ten years
ago, tasted for forty days. twas in winter.
and he frequently, during his fast, plunged
naked into Mcrrinac river, having to cut
hole in the ice to get in. After tho first
week all feeling of hunger had disappeared,
aud very little exhaustion was shown
DIR. Mayo is still alive, aged sixty years, aud
is giant in size and strength.
When is fire like bad husband? 3? When
ii goes out at night.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

Tue CRoPs.-Reports from all parts Of the
county agree in this one respect that the crop
of upland corn will be q complete failure, worse
than the crop Of 1866 or 1869 some of the old
farmers say it will be less than the crop of ls45
Young corn, if it has been well worked, prom:-
u good yiosd. Tho ohowors or the last two
or three weeks have benefited the cotton, and
we hear encouraging reports of its condition.
Chester Reporter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

Tus JENNINGS HEIRS Still HorErUL.-The
Jennings heirs in this country, Of whom
there are several in Petersburg and q number
in Virginia, are still sanguine Of securing the
great estate Of $l65 100000 alleged to be
awaiting them in England" The heirs have
organized an association with q view of prose-
cutting their claims, and they held their second
annual meeting in Camden, N. j., on Thursday.
and elected full list Of officers. The expe nses
of the association last year were nearly 81 600
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

ExEcuTIoN or NEGRO ERERs.-Memphs,
July 16.-Geo. Sanford and Richard Mckee,
both colored, were hanged on Friday at Oscola,
Ark, for the murder Of A:misted Penn, col
ored. on the 26th Of November last. In an in
terview on the night previous to their execution
the condemned men confessed their guilt, but
said the Lord had pardoned them. The gsllows
was erected on the bank Of the Mississippi
River under gigantic pecan tree.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

AN ALLEGED SPANISH BUrCHEnY.-N York
July l4.-An evening paper says that news has
been received in this city BY the Cuban rsvolu.
tionary committee Of the killing by Spanards
Of Cuban prisoners whose names will be found
below: Minister Of War Pio Rosaldo, Natslio
Argenta, DR.. Enrique Verona Torres, Raymor
Gutreez, Felix Meare3on, Domingo Mesa, Lieut.
Manuel Porter, Eche Verria. also several others
They were oil sick when captured in a small
residence and were under charge Of DR.. Torres.
Their retreat was few miles from Mauzanilo o
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

DEJARNErTE TO DE TRIED FOR KILLING Ills
SIsrER.-Danville, Va, July 2l.-Jnmes T. De-
jarnette was brought up for preliminary e1-
animation before the Examining Court this
morning. charged,with the murder of his sister,
Mollie Dearnette, in this city short time since.
The counsel for the prisoner waived the exami-
nation and Dejarnette was recommitted to jai
for indictment and trial at the next term of the
Corporation Court of Danville, which will be
held the first Monday in August.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

A THOUSAND DoLLARs REwARD.-New Or.
leans, July 9.-Johnny, aged two years and
seven months, the son of John Cain, who disap
peared June 10Th, is now believed to have been
stolen. He has light hair, inclined to curl, and
upper front teeth gone. The child is well grown
and talks plainly for his age, has a full face,
fair complexion and girlish appearance.-
Though thousand dollars reward is offered
the police find no traces but believe he was cur.
ried away.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

RAILROAD WORCESTERSHIRE York, July
1G.-Au accident occurred on the Long Island
Railroad, between Pearsall's Station and Rock
away, this morning gravel train going east
with thirty-fve Italian laborers on board ran
under heavy wire rope by which derrick
near the track was sustained, sweeping the cars
and knocking off the laborers. Many of the
men were maimed in q shocking manner, many
had their skulls fractured, and others escaped
with broken limbs. Three are fatally injured
None of the laborcrs can speak English. They
were conveyed to Brooklyn on special train
for medical treatment.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

MORE ABOUT OArs.-Cnpt. X. T. Mockbee
has harvested this season 100 bushels Of oats
rust proof kind-from two and half acres
Here is another added to the large number of
instances which prove that it pays to SOW oats.
This crop is destined to take the place Of upland
corn in this country.-Chestcr Reporter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

A TowS CLocK.-Is still spoken Of, and would
be great bene6t to the town if placed in tho
Hotel tower. One man proposes to give $40
towards it, another $40, another SIS, and and so
on. The money could be raised without trouble.
What say the Council and the citizens generally,
-Nemberru Nems.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30

No PlsroLs.-The Town Council Of Laurens
has passed an ordinance tc prevent the carry.
ing Of concealed deadly weapons within the
the corporate limits.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-30
DEFHRRED NEWS ITEMS

II is stated that farmer near Ninety Six,
Abbcville County, raised 1,Ol5 bushels Of oats
this season on seventeen acres. without fertilis-
ing.