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George .vvaahingtOn's Court
ship.

Near tho end Of May, 1888,
Washington was ordcrcd by the
quartermastor general Of the Brit
ish forces to leave Winchester end
make all haste Williamsburg, there
to explain to tho Governor and
council ~ what desperate condi.
ton tho Virginia troops wero ~ 70
garded clothing and equipments.
Accordingly he sct out un horss
back, accompanied BY his servant
Billy Bishop.
Tho two mcn had reached Will.
iams terry on Pamunkey, river, and
crossed on tho boat, when thoy mot
Mr.. Chamberlayne, a Virginia gen.
tleman living in tho neighborhood,
The hosp'table planter ,nsis,sd that
Washington should ut once so to
his house. II was forenoon and din
uer would bo served as usual, eur.
ly, anil after that Col. Washing.
ton coull 60 forward 10 Williams,
bug, ifgo no must. Besides that
thure was 4 charming young wild.
ow At his houso-Colonsl Washing.
tea must have known her, the
daughter Of John cambridge, and
tho wife OF John Parks Car,is,-
Virginia hospitality was hard to 70.
sist, Washington would stay to
dinner IL l.is host would lot HIM
hurry oil Immediately ahsrward.
Blshop was hidden To bring his
masters horescs around sfrsr din.
Ner IN saad season, and Washing
ton surrendered himself 10 HIS host,
pnaSr followed aud tho aitsraoon
won't BY, and Mr.. Chamberlayns
was In excellent hnmor, as he kep,
Quo eye on tho restless Aorses At The
door, and tho o,hor on bic guests, The
tNll ludiau like officer and tho grace,
fal, animated young widow. Sun,
sol camo, and s',ll wasA,n2toa l'n'
gered, Then Mr.. ChAmborlAyne
s,ou,ly declared that no gaest was
ever permitted to leave his houss
aitvr suasSl, MIRA, Martha Custis
was not the, one to drive tho sol
der away, and 20 Blahop was bid
don to take tho horses back 10 the
stable. Not tlll Tho next morning
did the young colonel TAKE hls leave
Thou hs dispatched hm business
promptly Al williamsburg, and
whenever hs eoulds sst an hour dash
cd over u the White House. where
MIRA Cuslis lived. So prompt was
no absut his business, a'sM thai
when he returned 10 Winchester he
had tho promise Of tho young w,d'
ow that she would marry him ~
soon as the campaign wes ovtn
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I'VE 10 RlsEN,"
or ssv,y In yhs u,esNiNs


very ssF,s In sha WasNiNs,
EFs the ltxht sheAa " the eAst
Ata tha siAsN AHNauneeA ths dAWNNo
~ Ihs AsruAt uaas hehsstt
Fairly w tks teAe ~ assus
tisas The leslnE watchers AeAtl
tat IVA sRinlAs pNas approached eeeHA
hAs slaS, pssHA 70 mn hsypl"
nlis u tlsaHi'mtAFd ~ siavyi
rsia 10 tis~Hr Hr'uassi n W hlassl
R,sss with the wiRHs W heAliAh
h.HRraie ~ vivhtaeusReps
tSsgNlshea nav Ase N a,ia sAtRRl
sA,ReueFstl NsANs iAst eFast feel
eSilst hxsh eeNlh's stsaBa hxtpess tskeA
gtst The Wetia th pespe asy knew
fsAas which psssslA understanding,
tesee ihAt settR tAkes ma AwsyI
eeAas WilAlH NE esNi eblilAa,
ilullla All Win esttls swAFi
hiFepstk w whleA n hattie daily
with thii pewsvs VI hell AMI slAl
eteee " esNQast N ,ha repnlet,
n NJ kla6sl6,a wv wvsa WIZ
svldA n, FekySs
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

Of tho elk hundred thousand
widows in India under nineteen
years of age prohibited by law
from marrying again, two hundred
thousand aro less than fourteen
years old and sevcnty'eisht thous- =
and less than nine.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

About thirteen thousand trout
and ono thousand samon were put
into q Hartford, Conn, reservoir
some years ago, When tho water
was drawn OF recently, fGw trout
and no salmon wero found; but
there thirty largo fat GELS that had
probably lived on trout until they
woro tired Of the diet.
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Sse Nns Dangerous,

De Jones We'll, old man, you
look slek to-day.
Snliklns--t feel 40. You see |
had aome very tat pork for dinner
and then took some glyeerlne Tor n
sore throsl and tho combination
has affected mo uupleasan,ly.
De Jones-Meroy on US, Get
right out Of tho Car and walk homo
Snlfklns-What do you means
Dc Jonos.-What do l meanf You
have been storing nitro.glycerine,
You might blow up " any moment!
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Mo know what lle was about

Drown--l @y, Smlth, what's the
attraction up this wayt lsee you
passing quite frequently.
Smith Yes, sly nights q week
aud twice oa Sunday. There's
lady in the case old N an.
Drown-Ah, ha | sea, But ak
nights In a week and twice Oh Sun
day, Is rather thick, Isn't ~ |
found twice q week was ----
Smlth--Yes, but you married a
young lady. I'm counting q widow,
| know what I'm about, old man..
tNeW York Nun,
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Maud and her George wore in
the parlor, and Maud's father
who, by the way, is down on mug
wumps-was laying down his polit
ical tenets to Maud's George: III
toll YOU" he exclaimed, "thO Dem
ocrat'e and Republican embody all
there is Of wisdom IN party man
asement, We don't want any
third party hore." "That is It pro.
eisely, pspa," replied Maud; IA
third partyis anuisanee anywhere,
Maud's father eou ntcd noses, con
elu,led he was the muswump, aud
withdrew from the field.
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Sam, can you hold a horses'

Sam, can you hold a horsey'
Hold u horse; to DO sure can,
three Of them.
'llow longs'
Why, ten hours easily
l know something you can't hold
ten minutes, and it is rs light rs a
feather.'
Pooh, nonsense
'What'll You bot
I'M bet u dollar
Good, now hold your breath ten
minutes got you dere, Sam.
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UNITED STATES HISTORY,
+. NJ. GORDON, Examiner

TME-l h1
Where the first permanent settlements made by the
English French, Spanish and Dulch9
State tho three kinds of colonial Under which
form had the people the greatest political rights
Name Indian Chiefs noted in American history With
what event is tho of each particularly connecledi
What was the ehef object in capturing the British General
Prescott, and how the capture acc0mplisheds
D. Give briefly the substances Of the ordinance Of 1IS7
What The Boston Port Bis Wris of Assstancea
In which tho battle Of Buena Vsa The battle Of
Antiotams The battle of Lundy's lanes
s. What ia meant by the Constitution Of \ countryY
long Harrison President OF the United States md
who succeeded him to that Office?
TO- Give bref history of Ohio up to 1909.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

A man who died ut Burlington
Iowa, the other day left one hun
dred dollars to tho reporter VIII,
should write tho best obituary o.
him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

Whose profession Is at onco tho
hardest and the easiests The musi'
clans, because no works whom ho
works when no plays and plays
when he works.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

Instead Of handkerohieis, tho Jap.
anese youth carry small packages
Of paper cut IN diminutivo squares
and after using sheet throw il
uwNy.
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Tho American joke has been form
ally introduced into Japan.
Every bonnet has a b IN it
Fish are generally weighed IN
their own ecales.
The first ember Of fading year
Sept embcr.
A bad miss take-Martying a
u high. tempered girl.
"l'm we'll backed with silver" as
tho looking glass said.
What sea would yoa prefer in a
thunder storm 2 A dri attic.
II silence is golden what a valu.
able misior,uno lockjaw must be.
The oaly thing that cant make
money without ADVERTISING the
mint.
The reason the girls love tho
manly base ball player is because
there is ALWAYS at least one great
catch on the nine.
Land in Connecticut on which
Pine trees were planted . tew years
ago, Ia now worth 500 An acre for
II timber.
Dartmouth students peti,ioned to
have the college reading room epen>
ed on Sunday, but tho trustees aa
animously refused.
A Kansas young mon was escort.
ing two little girls along the streets
OF Levenworth, al tho samc t,me
carrying n wssh,ub. Tho children
were attacked BY a mad dog, when
the young man promptly put tho
tub IN tho beast and sat down Oh
1t.
William Dennis, u farmer near
Ashley, dropped dead OF heart dis
ease white working In his garden.
Tho Cincinnati ffrcsby,ery reports
S3l members received into the
church tho present year, against
6l2 last year.
William Ellis. a drunken wife
beater at st. Francis, Arkansas, FIR
ed a Winchester rife, mortally
woundins his wifS and killing =
child in her armA
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The Boston Transcript thinks
that tho reason why SO few editors
arc afflicted with tho writer's eramp
is that scissors seldom produce
cramp,
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Tho other day the society odi'
tor" ola New York daily was rob.
bed Of his dress suit and watch
chain. This was as cruel 40 steal
ing n mechanics toUls.
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ORTHOGRaPH1
B. II, ALLEN, ExamiMer.

[T1MKs-HU
What 10 tho difference between proper diphthoNg and d.
graphl
y Which letters are called iquldss Why SO calledl
g. When has X The eouhdxY
4 How many sounas has pi When slen,'
D. How many saunls IN "etaueter'
Spell correctly eistalyse exerssc ,rannu. rakelo rueen
Define eien menace, eenversant, pedestal, sedNo0s
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THEORY .dND PRACTICE.
i. NJ. GORDON, Examiner.

[IME-a0 m ~, :.
What suggestive questions Is proper to use hem' WhyF
.. Wha, the principal objects Of recitation w .
Should pupils he required rec,o good anguages Why
Which should DO taught irs Technical compost.
ton Give
Tell how you regularity in attendance and state what
you think to be proper punishment for lardlness.
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P.ENM4NHIP.
J. W. FILING, Examiner.


|, What Is penmanshpR What is movement
.. Whose system of penmsnship do you eachY
Which do you consider the most important in wrns lesbi
ity, rapidi,y or heautyy
4. Make and analyze tho vowcs.
8. Give of the primary steps in teaching writing.
q. Write four five lines specimen ofyoUr penmanshp.
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We may I've sure that our consci
ences IRE robelious when they are
mute II. us.
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READING.
b. II. ALLEN, Examiner.
[ lIME-.1h N,

ITNE-sIN NJ,
|, What are tho most common faults III articua,ionl
2, How would you acquire good arcula,ona
8, Wha, Is Tho object OF emphasss
How is emphasis aceoMplisheds
Q. Name tho pauses peculiar TO poetry.
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SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1880.
RULE.

Any applicant detected in giving receiving aid in way
s be deprived privilege appearing before the Board
the
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Canton has I've brass bands,

Tho Lo,ins for natural gas still
continues ut Lancaster without re-
suit.
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Wanted.

wanted.
A dsmrer TO check Y sight draN
A mortgage that 10 not q lion.
Tho face orn note to shave.
Postage stamps that will d. their
daty without MinR licked.
The crown OF a hat with the loot
OF q mountain 10 boot.
A pen that will always write to
tho point.
A now definition for pistol bssid
es sou ofA gun.
Something TO preserve the colo Of
a shoe 10 she last without wcltine
It.
A p:ous printer wi'houta devt'
A new book that - uot bound to
sell. 4
A po,ntor for tho fngor Of tate
A duck Ot 4 man that does no,
make g6hse Of u husband.
Some jokes to crack that are no,
hestna,a-( Detroit Free Press.
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Alabastine, Fertilizer, Spades,
Hoes, Rakes, Shovels, Nails,
Forks, Axes, Harrow
Teeth, Ac., 10.
All Of which have been selected
with great care and are offered at
Bottom Prices Call sad zee. -
April 4. laSo-3u
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Eirat and Ta!rd SATURDAYS
10 each month, at . O'Clock, \. NJ. excsp
January. July AMI August, ApptcAne
must setni>h prepaid en- vetcps> ny vhieh
they win nesivs the result VI the s2anAl.
untion.
Testinaon,alS of good character viii -
required et Those nakoWn to the eoarl.
The grading IN represented on . scale Of
TO leo, aad six cssssSss ofesrttaeaiss VII 10
issued, vias
First Clasa, five xesys> so branch
less than ~ and an experience of not lsno
than thsev consecutive years ~ teaching
next pr,redtng the aHSsscetiou. ~ m0nreo
OF waich shall have oSsr In Que place
Second ttsss, Three NeatN when the
less than ", aud - ,aoates experience N
teaching.
TeiyI Class, rwensy-iaar Months, An
Average OF ~, no branch less than 81 and u
months eQprrien - IN teaching.
Fourth C.aSs, Esehtsea Months. An
average ot ~. no branch lvsa than 20 oo1
u mouths experience In teaching.
rifth Class, Twelve Months. when II
no branch there IL leSs than -.
sixth Class, Stx Mcnths. whom In no
branch there Is ieSS than ~, This Ia TRIAL
cersi itiease au,l viii uos be tosuei To an op~
plieant who has taWc ut Alter Sept. !, lSkss
A satisfactory exaMinst,oa Ia the the.
ory Ard Practice of rsaehiag AMI xco<t
degrees at success Ia teSschlns AMI govern
Applicants are rcqairet to sarnlsh scstt-
montais OF guo1 moral chsracssr
J. W, FILING,
FRANK SoWDoN,
" u. <t.ts. ~,
Narch Is iSse. ESaM,nseA
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The beat shes makers of logan are esA-
vlay eI anI work mssis promptly ID oraess
| euNt~m. and are iavttsi ~ eens,naS their
pWtfSNAsa. JSo. \. RAGC0>
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

hereby announce myself candida, for reelection
to the Office Of Probate Judge for Union County sub
ject to the decision Of the Primary Election.
JAMES NJ GEE.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
By JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge

By JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, James Munro, Clerk of the
w Court Of Common Pleas, has made suit
to me to grant him letters of Administration on
the Estate Of and effects of Bctsie Jackson, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite andinonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said Betsie jackson, deceased,
that they be and appear, before me, in
the Court of Probate to be held at Union G. II. :,
South Carolina, on the 9th day Of August next
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause. il any they have, why
the said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this seventh day of
July, Ammo Domini, 1886.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 9th day of July, 1886, in
the Weekly Union Times.
July9 27 CT
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.


David Orr, Archie Orr and James Orr, plaintiffs,
against
Thomas ]. Orr, as Executor of James Orr. and
in his own right, George Orr, William Orr,
John Orr, Mary Orr, Jane Williams, Robert
Orr, Walter G. Orr and Violet Martin, De-
Jenddnts.
Summons for Rclief.-Co mplaint not served
To the Defendants, Thomas Orr, George Orr,
William Orr, John Orr, Mary Orr, Jane
Williams, Robert Orr, Walter G. Orr and Vio-
let Martin:
VOU arc hereby summoned and required TO
l. answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in tho office Of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for said county, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint ON
the subscriber at his Office, No. l Law Range,
at Union G. H., 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 demanded in the complaint
Dated: June 2Sth, A. ID. 1856.
j. G. WALLACE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendants, George Orr, William Orr.
John Orr, Jane Williams, Robert Orr, Walter
G. Orr and Violet Martin:
Take notice that the Complaint in this action
was filed in the office Of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for Union county, and State
of South Carolina, on the 2lst day of july,
1886. &c. WALLACE
July Il, 1886. Plaintiffs Attorney.
July % 20 Ct
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Smokers take Notice |

All wishing good cheap smoke, call at
the store of III. f. Scaife and get somo of
his STOGlES You will also find n fn,,
line Of fno cigars, cigaret.s, oh ewing to.
bacco, snuff, &c.
Smoke our Studio cigars they are the
finest nickel cigar sold.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
s. .l ON
Railroad Subscription,
CROSS KEYS TOWNSHIP.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION, s. c., August 13, 1886.

OfFICB OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, \
UNION, 8. c., August 13, 1886. !
=" "HEREAS, q petition has been filed with
w the County Commissioners Of Union
County, signed by majority Of tho freeholders
Of Cross Keys Township, Of Union County, in
accordance with the provisions OF ON Act Of the
General Assembly Of South Carolina, approved
the 18th day of December, 1884, entitled 4" An
Act to incorporate the Glenn Springs Railroad
Company" asking that the question of SUBJ
scripGon or no subscription Of the sum Of Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars to the capital stock Of
said Company, which subscription shall be
made in coupon bonds Of said Township, bear
ing per cent. interest, and payable in Is, 20
and rs years after tho date thereof, as provided
BY said Act, be submitted to the qualified elect
ors Of said Township.
And further. that the said road run through
the center Of said Township; and further, that
the FUNDS realized on said bonds TO DO expended
exolusiyely in the construction of said Railroad
within the limits Of said Township.
And Whereas, The said Commissioners have.
by resolution Of their Board, fixed the amount
proposed to be subscribed, according to the re.
quest Of said petition, at Fifteen Thousand
Dollars, In six per cent. coupon bonds Of said
Township, said bonds to be made payable in
equal installments Of 10, 20 and 25 years, after
the date thereof, as provided in said Act;
IT Is hereby ordered, That an election be
held for said purpose, on Tuesday, the 2Ist day
OF September next (l8s6); and that the polls
be opened at the various election precincts
within the said Township Of Cross Keys, from
o'clock A. NJ. until O'clock =. NJ, Of that
day, at which election oil the qualified electors
Of said Township shall be entitled to vote that
the ballots shall have written or printed thereon
the words Subscription or " No Subscrip.
tion.''
The managers Of the last general election
for the election precincts within said Township
are hereby appointed managers of the election
herein ordered.
Said managers shall make returns and meet
at the Court House of said county and count
the votes and declare the result Of said election
and certify the Same to the Chairman Of the
Board Of County Commissioners of said county,
as provided by law, on or before Thursday,
28d day of September, 1886.
by order Of the Board.
JAS. T. DOUGLASS,
Ch'm'n Is. c. G. U. C.
COLUMBUS GAGE, Clerk.
Augl3 80 Ct
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A LII persons holding claims against the estate
"A Of ID. IL. Sheldon, deceased, will please
present them to W. 3. Gregory, Esq, properly
probated and all persons indebted 10 said e.
tate will please make payment to tho said W. S.
Gregory without delay. ..7' =
FRANCES w. SHELDON, q.
July 30 40 DIV
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CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

Rooms OF EXECUTIVE DEMOCRATIC CON-. !
UNION c. H., s. c., July %, 1885, I
T1NHE committee met at the call of the County
l. Chairman and the following resolutions
were adopted
ResotUed, That the following dates and places
be appointed for the meeting of the different
candidates, for the discussion Of DC 'itical cues
Gons: 49,
Bogansville Township, Gibbcs, Friday, Aug.
Cross Keys Township, Cross Keys, Saturday,
Goshen Hill Township, Goshen Hill, Friday,
August 20.
Fish Dam Township, Fish Dam, Saturday,
August 81.
santuc Township, santuc, Tuesday, August
o. Union Township Union, Wednesday, August
Resoiped, That Candidates for nomination at
the Primary Election be required to sign
pleoge to abide the result Of the primary, and
DC assessed the sum Of two dollars and fifty
cents 70 defray the expenses of the election, in
Guiding the printing of tickets. Tickets to be
furnished by the Executive Committee accord
ing TO the form prescribed by the County Demo.
cratic Convention.
Resotred, That the Commit &C adj ourn to meet
| on Monday, August 9th, at II m. at which time
managers for the differeL, Precincts will be ap-
pointed. There will also be other very import
ant business to be transacted, and a full attend
ance is earnestly requested.
S. S. FARRAR,
County Chairman.
B.F. ARTHUR, Sec. and Treas.
July so so 4t
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Fl. F. SCAIFE.
April 0 IA If
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
w HEREAS, james Munro, Clerk of the
w Court of Common Pleas has made suit
to me to grant him letters of Administration ON
the estate of and effects Of Saliie Malone, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said sallie Malone, deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Union G. H., South Carolina, ON The
9Th day of August next, after public alton here
of, at III o'clock in the forenoon, TO show cause,
if any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this seventh day of
July, Ammo Domini, 1886.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Publishad on the 9Th day of July, 1886, in
the Weekly Union Times.
July 0 81 6t
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We are requested to announce g. WALTON WHIT
MAN candidate for seat in the House of Represen-
taivesi subject 70 the decision of the primary election
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BARGAINS

hiso' IN Sugar, Coffee. Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Rice. Meal, &c. Flour from S2.25 10 S3. so ner
lOO lbs. Pearl Grits fresh ground.
cheap.
F1SH-A fresh lot Of Mack erel lust from
the Packers. Will refund your money, il tbcy
are not oil right. Cali and see me
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RARBECUE
Ar THE HANGING GROUND,
munx,uanA ~ Ana 0r4l

WEDNESDAY,, AUuUST zOtn.
The Last Barkecas sf the Campaign.
cue at the Hanging Ground, one milo and o
quarter from Union @. H., on Wednesday, the
25th--the day Of the last meeting In the cam
paign. "sf' ''sS|
The meats will be cooked by that prince Of
Bsrbecue cooks, Mr.. w. N. Gsilnaa,
The candidates will be there to make their
last impression before the election.
Ice water provided in abundance.
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Work the Roads.
Due West
Female College.

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-08-13
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