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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

House.
We thought We were too late until We
saw tho advertisement of Kendall's
SPAWN Cure.
Leather and rubber betting, lacinR.
babbitt metal, ETC., at Wald Il Camp
bs'rs.>
Every article in the Gents Furnish
ing Goods line to be had at the Star
Clothing House.
For latest styles of Hats. and be9uti
fnl Neckwear patterns, visit the Star
Clothing House.
Ladies. call and see our new French
woven corset bar, Le Duo. Finest ever
offered In Seattle. CLAYTON B1os.
The STUDESAKER is the standard
wagon of the world. For sale by Wald
Il Campbell.
Nobby Scotch Wool Suits, equaline
custom work, for SIS, at the Star Cloth
ing House.
Pebble spectaeles and eyeglasses at
VIM. H. Finck's, opposite the New
England Hotel. DIFF
Concave glasses for myopia at Little
Macs.
Elegant Cashmere Business Suits, at
the Star Clothing House.
BifOcal glasses. for seeing near and
far, at Littlo Macs.
Convex perescOpic glasses for pres
byopia, at Little Macs.
Ask yOur confectioner for Bernheim d
Altschul's candy. fe13d1m
Fine Tailoring Qoods At 8. Kenney's.
Ribbons at Claytos Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

EBEN 8. OSBORNE. s. p. BROOKS
OSBORNE 4 BROOKS,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-LOANS NE
IA gotiated. Careful attention given to
the examination and preparation of ab
'stracts. Office in new Ci Hall on South
Third at. near Mill. jl2-tfw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-04

7. }. HUNKR, URBAN q, NUNYORD
uUMES & MUMFORD. ATTORNEYS
at Law. Seattle Once In BOYD q
Poncin's building. Front st. iis-n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24
NO USE FOR THEM
Concerning Certain Relics OIL the
Dogs that have had
Their Day.

George Stephenson.s- Rocket ana ,ht
magnificent locomotives ofto,day, are huiit
upon the same general principle, yet the ma
chine with which the great engineer ast"nlsh
ed his ARE. II interesting now only ashn Illus
trptiuu ul tho beginning Of the invention
There were planters with hole IA Them Tony
brf,rp HESSON'S tArclSE fbkul :
PLASTER surprised both the public and the
rny.irinns; and the triumph OF the Ihpclh'
!. founded upon the partial successes, "i th'
utter failure. Of its predecessor Every thlhs
Of value In the old por"ls plaster ~ ieta.n,'
IA the Capeiuc but al this point all coinpafi
sun ends and contrast begins. For example
The old plAsterr were Slow III Their hctiph
the capcine r. quick and sure,
The old plastors lacked tho power To d'
more than to tmpart slight temporary rene
IN cases easy Of Treatment; the 'Apclhc Ptn'
tratos the system and permanently cures tn
troubles or which II Is recommended
he old plastcrs depended for an! so"d re
suits they might attain upon an accident "
their makers and the naked faith Of ihei
wcircrs the Ben-on's reaches l's ends u.
means Of the .cluntinc combination ul lh
| rare medicinal ingredients which II contains
| In brief tho old rlasters. like Stephenson
discarded engine, are switched OH the Track
while the B,u-uH goes ON IT. ways "ihhih,
golden opinions from all SORTS Of people
| Yet In tins very fact lies the leading DANCE
| to the people who buy aud use TINS rclIhhi'
and scientihc remedy. Hypocrisy II the IT'D
ME vice DAYS 10 virtue Imitation II IN
| CONCESSION ia lurc makes 10 success Bensoh
| Instrrs are parodicd in name and style.
Beware of swindlrs The genuine have TN
word CAItINE cur IN the centre. lrice
| cruts. Scabury h johnson, Chemists, New
York. l'%."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

Mn. QUINN IL row experiencing the
Of those v hose interests he
Was prominent q short time past ID
promoting. He was good fellow wheh
he turned the lions share Of the CHI!
,rindng into a channel in opposition Y"
tho ma jority parry in Council, bat ~hen
his friends could no longer retain what
did not belong to them, they turn III"
rend him. They have no more use Tor
Mr.. Quinn ana unsrsciously REMIT; 4
him that ne needs u dictionary. We
sincerely syrnpathtzs with hr' 9ainu
in having to safer persecution from III
j VII party papers Tor which he eau Ke'
no more city pap. He might have
known that the pesky thing WAS load
ed before he began to fool with 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

The Friendly Inn Association have
mst with considerable SUCCESS since
ia establishment. From the very be
ginning they have not been able to
meet the demand mad" upon them. ! hs
restaurant has been filed continually
The com mittee desired 10 open n read.
H.! room IN connection w!th H. Dnt Tie
room was occupied. The committee
wee compelled 10 let the booze
magazine, and daily papers on h"hC
lie Idle. The Committee, from the trs-,
have been rontinga smal! building o.
Eighth and Button wood streets, nut TIL
building Is not adequate to IL" demand
and thew have resolved - cIect a ne "
one. The house viii >" vacatei
Oh tn. 25,h OF March, ard Efforts wi
De tn.do 10 raise funds tor the uev
editicr.
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Kindly tseIn IN b r ed I.

On Tho 4 b Of Jauua:y Wilmington
and Brandy wine Council, No. ., .. l.
A. M, hold their 3i.h snniveisaiy'ahu
Rev. j l.. Es.lin being present M one
OF the invited guests, made ver! IL
terestlug and Instructive address. Last
evening Mr.. Estlin WAS sitting IN biS
office and answering to knock admit
tsd q committee OF four gantlem. A.
mem bers OF the Council, Who, IN sp-
proprlate remarks, presented him WIN
the thanks OF the Council for bis enter
tanning address. MIR. E3tiin replied IN
vords o! thanks fol tho kind rsnneu-
branos Ut his efforts to please and In
struct the audience. Alter the com
mitt.e retired Mr.. Eslin opened The
envelope, aud found, to his surprise,
that Ia addition 70 the resolution OF
thanks, 1t contained handsome dora
! ton in money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

The suggestion we mace Oh "oD'"'
tho, the city should not only qnarah-
tine all houses where there ""r7 cases
of small pox but take the entiFe care u
,be family In hand during the time tue
disease continued, has met with such
q favorable reception by all VINO re"o
" that w. venture again to urge the
matter upon the city au.horlues' ea
pecially the BOARD of Health AS inc
City Council will meet in regular Sos
sion TO morrow evening, that woulu oo
y good time to lay the question before
that body. We urge as matter OF
humanity, that the City Council Shou'u
not permit any family to suffer Tor The
comforts OF life, for medicine, and fof
medical attendance. When a case OF
small. pox breaks out in family, that
family becomes al once Isolated from
tho con, munity. Not Ole Of them can
70 to market, 20 to store, or 20 even
for . doctor. Every COMMUNICATION
with the outside world is cut of every
avenue ia closed against them. What
In to become of poor families, WHO, ow-
ing to the scanty compensation for la
Dor, never have any thing ahead IL
ia terrible to think that they must not
only suffer from the disease, but a.so
for the pecessaries and comforts OF lie
1t il iuhuman to starve and distress
families to stamp out the disease. The
City Council in conjunction with the
Board of Health while residences are
auarantined, should see that all suct
uuarantined families are supplied VIII
food and other comforts, even II th'
CITY has to foot the bills. No doubt toe
fear and dread OF suffering from hun
ger. neglect and wani of kindly sym
patty, has muon To 60 with INTENSITY
ing the rigors of the disease. Let IL d.
known beforehand that The city VII
See to it that poor families will be pro
videi with good nurses and neode'
comforts, and much will be done in al
vance in mitigating the horrors OF TIA
disease. The citizen LAX payers woui
have cause to gtumbIo II the none
they pay to the city in taxes, were spel
in paying an increased horde Of Oil :
holders, but we will venture TO sa
that there Is not II taxpayer, with Lit
name heart beating within his bosoh
WHO would raiso al objection TO ID pal
of that same money beiug spent Tor 1T
maIltarlan purposes, such as We haN
already referred TO. Let the board
Health anu The City CouuclI iooh III
lAls uaJteI and see that not sing
citizen, 10 matter how poor aid huMpl
sLall suffer tor want 0! care and ate
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

Darwin held that human life was tie
result Of progression and thai mankind
tended towards greater perfection. lie
may possibly DO correcl, but If our city
should be- saddIed Will. TWO or three
commissions, We should think IN
view @: sacn back v ard movement that
there Is much more dahg ger Of our Legs
lsto,s turning in To crabs tran there Ia
Of a probability of apes or monkeys re
coming rational beings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

c. +. Lucas, CartersvllIs, Georgia,
and Superintendent of the Georgia Gar
Company. ~rl'es TO usto ASCERTAIN II
We gau wllhUu. much trouble tell who
c0,upo-a tie oiHra! corporators
t.. Ncy Castle and Ffcuc"tD"n
Railroad Company, wat WIS It's stock
=. pI,... AID If tran-cr.r. Of d
schtNu.e OF Train. If an original copy
ammo, Re obtalu.i, and "iat f.eec
,ne truln averaged from lh3s ," $50
any p"rsou possesrrs NJ" d"''r"d 49,
irritation, tbey vii! receive is.' AJAX
,pt lie rnbltehrI1 y. srudiuE II to The
! REVJ HI.ICAN office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

Senator Bayafd has Invariably Ia Ills
speeches euIo1z9i t"e policy OF local
self government on tue PAT OF the peo-
pie, AID therefore 1t Is legitimate con
c.usiuu that he IS heartily opposed to
the proposition 70 create comm4s71ou'
TO take away from the residents Of our
city the right " control their own at
fairs. lie certainly has too much re-
specL tJG consistency 10 stu.tfy himself
BY igvorlug any suoL agrarlau pro
jects. To resort to such e%pedienCa
when defeated at au election evinces
lIttieuess that IA hunilatiug. 1t irdI-
Gates a want Of confidence IN the CT
pacity OF the prOple and want OF faIth
in the PRINCIPLES on which our form Of
Government ~ based. ia our cay par
ties are 80 nearly equally balanced UAaJ
the one which tails 10 properly manage
the public affairs, viii most certainly
be defeated, aud a trla. be made OF the
PO" - "a B'N''N'''''''"
Fact one Il therefore Constantly het'
o. It's Eool BEHAVIOR al" Tue l"'''''.7
OF tae city IL moS' 'u'y p'ol''.' u
Tie placing OF bA7 PI'4c.r'' ''"'''7
above Ii peyp.c c"h""a De ''..'1 .'' -
II would be n roLl lLa. would tao" 10
the deluG. 70! J"0 t.tI'J '''"' '"+ 80 '.'
A well might ne ttH" w '''. "'
Abridged. an" 1,h''"''''"'a ''''1''''
TIA W,.l Lah"Sh '"' q" ANS ~ '"' ''.
tire , @lt' al3 Nj ~. I"o '"I.'' WI"
men 70 ouI. ln'ln' -. r'"".' "''''
be @VeG = 3F'at d'a. " " '"''' i'''
a. slaves "1i' va "'"'.' "S '''''
ha tn uc7su,,, ,l4ta 10 ,ulInj. 10 such
u..,,r.,-1o.. When lnrv are PREPARED
fer , .,urarc},v tLrg mi. e,cap4 4 great
deal f., t,,yf,... VIII 4 o.. be- well tC
cr,.In 4 rora.......r ID Do the vytlnp
A.. roIus!us ~. turr? Ii,He priucl.
r.-lsr,yl,i It .uJuli be ext.uu Il -.
T.,.. democrats who prH.ud that
r,,,.,is,,,ts will benefit tn y.yD.e l.,
mind us fnrciply Of Dlmysm+ the IT,.
ran, ,yho atrlpu+,i a cJar of gold fTgu
.., Ir,i,.r q, Il an ,. Saept ii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

w HOPE that anytaIns said 10y .
Republican newspaper in praise of the
..L,.ality Of Councilman Mention Will
TO. Ijole his standing IN his own par
.}y. Where IL public Cheer car thro@
a.ia. political 5hackIes and act iude-
perdcn'Iy of political dickers, / = is emf
renrN r"ti'l3i 70 credit from the ltber-
- uirocJ OF al parties, Mr.. Mention
mas had ur moral courage to stand nj
and advocate the right Notwithstanding
the dictates + party cabal' nLd parry
desires He thinks correctly that Tue
City Council is fully capable OF dirI'
ding the wards into smaller election
districts as the members Of the Legls
lature from Kent and Sussex are an'
in this people will be In sympathy will
! Mr.. Mer ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24
WILMINGTON
HOUSE
\ low is the Time.

Ard the place IL the Wilmington
Clothing House, At Ath and mnrket
streets, n you want u suit or nn
OvsrcOat In either ready made or
custom made garment. We have
made prices 10 suit the purchaser
aud can please you In NJ aud sty lc
or garment. Remember, We mean
to reduce our stock by dtspOstng Of
all ODDsUITS In our READY MADE
and all ODD SUIT PATTERNS in
our custom department. OvercOats
you can buy II you want one for
either yourself or boy. We make
this announcement for the balance
OF this month, and you know when
VIC say prices to clear our stock, II
means the lowest price possible
SECURE ONE OF THESE BAR.
GAINS THIS WEEK.
limo. v. Diefendof & Co,
n. RESTORE CLOSES ATOP. NJ,
EXCEPT SATURDAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24
THE RAILROADS.
A Iocsl limo Table Win tEe Lat.
est Corrections

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
ihiLA. no. o"pUo''o ,,"; t ,;o'
> ls-9"'s 5o u ;"."
NJ ed. ltW' u ~. 10 -. 10 ."o'
4Oo-5'I ''-o''o' q 10 % -'''
m, moo. ann. M I'm mn
Ne" ".h -
IL ;n'a ~ 90 ,n 20, a. :.
BALIIhokEn..D3 'Li| -m''i'D''o', 80 =.
10Y" n. IN L. 10 Vo- Nv VIII wv W.T.
Luz T. ~ 100 w 90,
ASH nmI"H-i'fI ''''-''i' a. III
~ 80 !. a. a.r.r,,.a
GALI M"HE hhp ~ hH - = So -, '''"
i.@,T';H wv" a. ~ - 'i"'Lo,"1 :; ~,
i. r',,,. rm"nirs "niy m SunIny
Connect at GTuy's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAwAEE RAILROAp-o,Wt-9.lo "A. IN :
.0a--3oU'- Ut =, III No sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and intermediate sta
tons.
WILMINGTON h NORTHERN RAILEoAp-1.9
a. IN - 4t--Jl2 =, III.
DELAWARE " EsTERSRAtLRoAp-7.o5 -lp3l
a IN $50 y. III. Sunday trains 1890 u. III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-24

VIE, Il. Dara Il who r,-,a ~ near
KlrkwuJd, "l,I sci hl, stock ~ d farm
ING ..,na. 50 public sale OF Thursday,
the iirst day OF February.
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HAY .

Appi, ry the little finger into the n"StrlIs
~ nhsprIt ~ rroctunlly chehhSts the na1,
tnl une -up r,o'rgtnrrhnl virus, causing i"altli,
srcrrtiunA Il aIlnya Inflammation, pr"lcc,r
H., rnrmn,,r,I Innings Of the head from nd
ldninual co.d,. completely hen the -oros ana
.,.r.. f.. nee uf taste and smell. Rrhe
hrut r..9ls af, realized by r." hppI,,ccn
tons. l''r"ugh treatment VIII cure. ~
lruuIpd t-,ud' IN head. Aprrrnhle 10 us ,,
S"nd for rr,unr Sold by druggists y!
mn.l 5Do. rnrkny.---'amES. ,....,.,. ~,
| MAS CLIAM BALM CO., Osweuo n
| :, dcc3l
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WittkoWSky & BarQCh

To the friends and acquaintance of this old
established house, living all over the country
there is no II led of introduction, but we deem
ii only proper to call the attention of the pco-
PIE who arc so situated living miles away from
us, that we are now III 4 position to offer acili
ties to purchasers of Dry Goods, ETC., that are
not c1uallcd outside of New York.
After many months Of patient waiting and
anxiety the large corps of artisans ami mechau-
les that have been employed are about to vacate,
leaving behind them everything so perfect in all
appointments and requirements for the traLsac
iiou of an immense business, that entering
this Mart of Fashion one can Immediately Oh
serve that every detail that experience could
desire or taste could suggest has been attended
to. Everything that in any way could add to
the comfort and convenience of customers has
been zealously looked after and provided for.
The premises have been enlarged to more than
four times its former capacity, while several
new departments have been added, all Of which
are entirely new features, and supplying want
that has long been felt in this section. All thc,e
vast improvements. provided ut an immense
outlay Of capital. must necessarily have tell
ing effect the business interests of this grow
ing and beautiful city. For now ladies' of the
most refined tastes, for which the Carolnas arc
provcrbial can find in this establishment every
requisite of n wardrobe. for either street or
toilet.
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TuE Work orrHE FLAMES. -Nic;Shurg. Miss ;,
August IA fire brOlc out at Nrriiau about
noon yesterday, destroying three block Of resi-
denccs auI tenement houses. \ high wind
prevailed threatening the destruction of the
whole town. The loss IL c-,ima,c NJ $1,000:
insurance $4,000.
y FIRE IN DANvILLE-Danvillc, Va, August
GA fire here this afternoon destroyed the
cotton factory of T.. l.. X y. Gerst, the tobacco
warehouse Of II. Holland y Co., the tobacco
factory of Hale, Hickey Dyer, and the tobac.
factory of W. f. Low and several outhouscs.
The loss is estimated ut SljO,OO0; insurance
$4,000.
A FIRE IN RICuMoNL, NA.,-Richmond.
August "a fire here this morning destroyed
n. VI. Lyon 4 Co.'S tobacco factory, VIM. \.
Wa!lron's manutac:ory Of tobacco machinery,
q. Z. iiawes & Co.'S SAW and file works, ami
damaged other buildings. Loss about 50 900;
insurance $4,000.
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New Departures.

We feel that nowhere on this continent is there
a wider field of progress than in the balmy val
lcys Of the lovely South. Ourselves animated
aud mhuci With the most enthusiastic spirit
for the elevation AMI Advancement of the COM
mercisl inter csts Of our section are determined
to keep abreast Of the times. With new and al
vanccd IDEAS crowling ont the OH, pluck instead
of luck, cash instead of credit ability in place
of check, science and energy beating down the
old fogy plan Of doing business, cid goods and
long prices find no resting place with us; our
motto is and shall be
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"Quick Sales and Light Profits

We are determined to have life and energy
around and about us. Having now at our com
maud nj the space necessary for the REQUIRE
mcnts of uur constantly increasing trade we arc
i'll Il position TO offer to our patrons q stock of
such magnitude and varied assortment rs can
not be cxccllcd in the Southern States.
For the special pleasure of our lady friends
we shall open with the fall season a Dress Max
ing Department, and after much cxcrtion we
have hccn fortunate enough to secure the scrvi-
ces Of y lady who for the past seventeen years
has catered to the tastes Of the very hest trade
of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
whose ability as perfect filter cannot be ques-
toned. Ladies can rely upon being provided
wi.hthc most attractive freaks Of fashion in gar
mcnts that will be perfect in tit, style and work
manship.
Particularly attractive will he our Ladies'
Misses and Childrcn's Undergarmcnts Depart.
mCnt, our Ladies Misses and Chldrcns Boot
a1d Shoe Department, our Cloak and Suit
Department, and we have specially devoted an
entire gallery for our Millinery Department.
This will be conducted on n more extensive scale
than ever before and viii contain everything
desirable in the way of French and American
Novelties in Millinery Goods.
In all our other departments we will offer the
most attractive assnrtmcnts 1T prices that can.
not be com Dctcd with, such nS Black and t,lurcd
Silks, Satins, Nclvcts. BrOcadcs, Mourning
Goods, Grapes, Dress Goods, White Goods, Lin
ems and DomeSticS, Cloths and fasSmcrcs
Flanncls, Blankets. Quilts, Linings. Hosiery
and Underwear. Gloves, Laccs and Enbroidc-
rcs. y tions. Fancy Goods, Corscts. Prints,
Lawns and Camhrcs, Drc,s Trimmings. Dress
Buttons, Umbrellas. rarasols. Fans, Carpets
Mattings, Rugs, Oil-clothS, &C., &c.
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iAllEi-Di"i, July 18th, 1881 Mrs Amanda Bailey
wr "i Thomas H. Bailey and daughter al the lat" Rev.
j. Gi3brS oI Union County, in the nth uf her a,
In" subject oi this note" fell victim Typhoid Fever
after several days ot suffering Sh" had been
t"ut member Of New Prospect Baptist Church f,r near
- years. Truly did She at"rn thai profession 10y an
uprII III walk amt Cody conversation. Sh" leaves a
lar;" family of children, devoted husband aud many
relatives aud ricri> I" Mourn her loss Her d"cp-t",
earnest pi"ty >hpn' forth in every relation of life hat
mwI"r' with greater u~trr than in the family circle
blessed arr thy who die in the Lord and their works
q" i"lI"" ihtn c. u. u.
car llptiSt tOUEIER nlrasr cnnN.
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V A G. A N G. 7 ES

SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY BCADEMY.
CITADEL, CHARLESTON, :. c. Aug. i, 1883.
OD:cial notice is hereby given Of the following
-Gcnciicinry vacancies in this Academy
Clarendon CUunty...........Onc
tOlle.Un ntOUnty............Onc
Grccnville County. Two
Lexington County
PIcEcns Count tyo..........TwO
Union County. ...........Onc
Candidates for these places i'll ut once apply
20 the Chairman Of the Board of Nisitnrs-Gc
Johnson la3noi. Blrnwc!l. ). C.-for pcrmis-
&I1n To appear before the Examiners NJ the com
pctItivc examinations TO be held On the 10Th
September next, at the respective Court Houses
in the Counties named.
}. j. THOMAS, Superintendent.
Aug II 33 3t
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FU'RNI ITURE REPA RED.

VKYTHTp people are always on the look
" IN n out for chances to increase
w AA/A-A their earnings, and i'll time
become wealthy those who
do not improve their opportunities remain in
poverty. We oilcr great chance to make money.
We want many men, women, boys and girls To-
work for ms right in their own localities. Any
one can Il" the work properly from the first
start. The business will pay more than ten times
ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished
free. No one who engages fails to make m"mcy
rapidly. You can devote your whole time to
The work. or only y"rr spare moments. Full
information and all that i needed sent free -
..\hlrcs- STiNsoN y CO., lmrlhni, Maine.
Feb 23 ~
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TnE C0LLoRED npp FELLow.-Thc annual
meeting CT the District Lo igc. No Is, of South
'tiront, Granl United Order of odd Fellows,
met in Grccnvillc Tuesday. Thirty three
Lodges were represented. w. II. Rutherford,
'thc district secretary, stated that the Order was
in furnishing condition, the following
figure will show: Whole number OF members
2,4ji; paid to sick and distrcssod Odd Fellows
ind their families, s., CD 81; funerals, 81, ll2
20 amount collected during the year, $40, 30.
80 value Of property, 81, 1872 81.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-08-17

RErRIEvED FOR A MoNru.-Walhalla, August
".--Govcrnor Thomson to-day granted rcprcvc
OF James Brown for thirty days. Brown was TO
have been hanged on Friday for arson. L. b..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-08-17

The nobbicst line Of Spring and Summer
Clothing i'll town. We call particular attention
to this department, and can fit any one. Suits
varying from So to $40. Also fine stock of
Spring Hats and fine hand. scwcG Shoes. Gail
and us.
j. c. HUNTER & Co
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-08-17

\ beautiful lot of new Iu,!ia Linens, Figured
Linen Lawns, Persia !awns, Victoria lawns,
Bishops lawns Lace Musins Printed Muslins,
etc, etc, at j. G. HUNTER 4 Co.