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Saving the Complexion.

VALUABLE HINTS TO YOUNG LADIES GOING
OUT OF TOWN.
ut Is well enough to go into the country and
play tennis and croquet, go fishing excur-
sions and picnics, and sit in the hot gun half OF
the day, but what shall one do with their COM
plexiOn?" lamented q fashionable young lady
the other day.
Some one suggested that it was fashionable
to return home as brown an Indian.
but do not get brown she exclaimed; I"
turn a horrid red, and then my skin begins to
come on. and my lace gets rough and does not
For tine benefit Of such young ladies the fol-
lowing items Were given the New York Journal
by AN old lady OF sixty, VINO IS still considered i.
Tor It's del1cacy of cOloring:
Wear II iarge white sun nat when outdoors In
Tue neck should never he permitted to he
sun burned, and To avoid this wear III in flannel
underwear, with a lawn muslin dress, and
tie a SILK handkerchief about the throat When
Out boating.
A cheap toilet water is made out of a half pint
Oh water, d small cup OF cider vinegar and the
same amount OF milk. Put into IL jar or bottle
and apply 70 the face with ID soft sponge Let it
remain Over night until perfectly dry and
then wash it of with warm water. 1t viii re-
move tan.
A shining face may be avoided by ladies who
DO not use powder Ii 1t is Dathed over hi . Int
with warm water, and the eyes only spongeu in
the morning.
A pomade tor the face, to remove tan and
whlten the skin, is made out OF an ounce OF
Il
little eau lie Cologne. 1t is to De applied at bed
time aud LETT OH Tue face until morning,
0ioVes SHOULD be Worn constantly 10 prevent
the hahds from tanning. The most serViceab!e
are large ones OF .dosskin OF a dull tan shade
and these are suitable Tor most country pleas
ureS.
Rain water is best for toilet purposes and
keeps the skin SOFT and smooth. Boited rain
water is considered effective as a Turk ISL
bath In removing tan.
Masks OF white cloth dampened with warm
water are worn at night by ladies who have
the courage 10 stand their GnpIestsantness, and
are CONSIDERED most elective for beauLii wing
the com pie Xion.
Dark coiored waves of a heavy gauze are a
protection against the sun when driving or
riding.
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American Antiquities.

From the Boston Budget, July 18th.
Through all countries an intense interest has
been awakened in the habits and condition of
the prehistoric man. Libraries of works have
accumulated devoted to the most ingenious
speculatlons and researches on the antiquities
discovered in the DRIFT of Europe, while the
whole hypothetical speculation OF the day on
human origin turns on these archaeological dis
coveries. Europe is fuil now OF the most adj
miraoie museums, entirely appropriated to the
different periods of prehistoric human an.
tiquity, the stone age, the iron age, the bronze
age, and similar divisions. The United States
alone has been comparatively Indifferent 70
her own antiquity. Mr.. Peabody lett mnnin-
cent endowments, whose legitimate purpose
would seem To be to collect and preserve Amer.
lean antiquities; hat neither in Salem, Cam.
bridge nor New Haven is there any remarka.
bic collections OF the wonderful RENAME OF ex.
tinet races discovered on our own soil. The re-
markable private collections existing are being
gradually removed TO Europe, SO that now. It Il
said, student who would know thoroughly
what American antiquities are must visit GER
tain private English collections in provincial
towns Of Great britain. One exception alone
must be made, the Smithsonian collection ct
asnington, but even this admirable coliec-
ton Is not com plete.
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A Few FRllacieS.

From the Philadelphi;. Medical Times.
Perhaps the formulation OF few popular
fallacies may not be without interest to our
readers at this time. even ii they be indisposed
to accept the Statements without some Qualid-
cation. Ii is failacy to suppose:
That alcoholic drinks support physical
strength during excessively hot weather
That men and women should eat the same
KIND AND amount o. Iood when their manner of
Lie is entirely different.
That pie Is really indigestible, Or in general
That the quality OF ndiseStiblity can be logic
ally affirmed OF any article of food absolutely
and apart from the consideration OF the dtges-
1--WE Capacity oil the particular stomach the
powers OF which are 10 De tested.
That disease, in any given case consists SIM
ply in the group OF sy mptoms comp planned Of by
the patient, OF morbid signs detected by the
physician.
ihat all morbid processes are necessarily
destructive In their nature, and are never con-
SerNatlve. Disease in certain cases NAV be
natures method of righting a wrong or over
coming the effects of some disturbing agent A
certain portion Of The clinical picture Of q
disease Is therefore made up OF evidences OF re-
action as well as Of direct morbid action.
That, in the product ton OF cholera intantum,
the elevation oI the atmospheric einperature
plays the most important part, or furnishes the
principal Indication for treatment.
That u person Is well who feels well. and that
sickness consists in feeling sick.
That specifies can be said 10 exist in modern
medicine.
That the actual number of years Of q mans
Lie bears amy direct relation TO the conditions
GRAFTON.
That the conditions of modern life in our
highest civilization are most favorable tor the
development OF d large, healthy and vigorous
population.
ThaL there are such things as claws OF
health"
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An Elective Course.
LINES FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF Hal
CNDEKG RADCArE

INES FOUND AMONG THE PAPERS OF HARVARD
UNDERGRADUATE
The bloom that lies on Fanny's cheek
Is all nay La,fn, all my Greek
The only SCIENCES / know
Are frowns that gloom and smiles that glow:
Siberia and Italy
Lie In her sweet geography:
No scholarship have bur such
AS teaches me to love her much.
Why should strive to read the skies,
Who Know the III ding lit of her eyese
M star that swinis within the scope
OF Pickering best telescope
Ever reveals so much as when
she stares anu drUOps her eyes again.
Graybeards, who seek to ridge the chasm
,I~lxt man to-day and pro;opi.sm,
How trivial your aims appear,
Enough for me that F:tnny's here.
Linnaus, av2unt, I only care
10 knew what Hover she wants to wear.
leave II TO the Anticipated
TO guess how pinks originated.
As II 1t iuattered, The chief thing
IS tnst we nave them in the spring,
AND Fanny likes them. When they come.
straiShtway go and purchase some.
1he Origin of Plans go to.
Their proper end / have IN view.
OlOveiest book that ever man
Looked into since the world began
Is woman. AS turn those pages
AS fresh as In the primal ages,
As day By day scan, perDlext
The ever subtly changi text
feel that am slowly growing
10 thihk no other book worth knowing.
And IN my copy. one of many
edition de lure called Fannv)
nnd no such thing set down but such
As teaches me to love IL much.
II. B. ALDRIcH.
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Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Yesterday, darling-Oniy yesterday,
he heavens were Bright. and ali the earth was fail
Loves Oiden rad ance fell upon way
Love dreamy music filed the secuted air:
A thousand wild flowers lrefnbled round our feet.
We saw the lilac boughs above sway,
And heard the woUdlara singing high and sweet,
Yesterday, darlng-only yesterday.
Yesterday, darlng-ony yesterday,
With lips apart and hair OF russell brown,
You came. dear heart, the huwer-decked way,
sweeping Tie grasses with your trailing gown;
Upon your Cheek there vas q W .ld-rOSe glow,
And in your eyes there WAS sunset ray:
Y gu came with arms UutSsretched-yvu loved maoo.
Yesterday, darling-Only yesterday.
Yesterday, darling-only yeste day,
soft breeze stealing from The sunny south
Blew from your brow the tangled fringe away,
And woed The kisses from Your crimson mouth:
The bouShS caressed yDu a. you came along,
4 he red sun Kissed you with It's parting ray,
The Wuodiark pfa ised yOu III his happy song.
Yesterday, darling-only yesterday.
Yesterday, darlng-only yesterday:
An nue.! all, me. but yesterday ls--dead:
The lower still shines across the fOwer-deck way,
And still the woodiark MARBLES overhead;
But in he shadows Of great despair,
/ weep, dear heart, upon the weary way,
Fer love bright dreal .at the earth 50 fair
Yesterday, dariing-oniy yesterday.
M NJ FoRRKsrrR,
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A Good bishop, Indeed.

4 =
gentleman from Minneapolis, q Protestant
told US last week that in his city there are
about 800 liquor saloons, and out of this mum.
Der only 13 are kept by Irishmen. .How Dc
you account for THAR" we asked. s.It is al
done by the influence of one man." said he. ssil
Is the work OF Bishop Ireland. or ST. Paul"
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radiant with happy light. 1t falls with even
distribution the face of the sick woman and
the countenance of the physician AnatoIia
starts from her pillows, and stretches toward
waited In vatu;" she cries. and the joy in her
voice Is as the rejoicing Of angels; "he Is true,
and be could but GOMEZ.
l steal away, as the old man kneels beside
her.
He comes to US later on, with his stately head
pent meekty. Tell me- he says, what shall
do in honor. forfeited my own life's happi-
first assertion against her truth. and accepting
IL without proving. / renounde my Judgment
noW-oo you judge for me. Shall Tor truth $
SAKE Stay her lifelong trust by confession OF my
Inconsistency, or shall / leave IL To be told her
where pain and disappointment enter not
W ouid That be faiseness unpardonabie? Would
wrong the graves of my dead?
re looks from one to the other. My mother
looks at me.
"Her life,' say, "has been one long devotion.
Ihough you should lose your soul for her sake,
you could not recompense her prolonged anx-
!ety ana distress. Would you add to her suffer-.
Ing now thousandfold? You have no ri0it to
Speak and undeceive her. Let her die happy,
as Sue has lived in sorrow"
Child, you are hard" he says, "but you are
Just: DO you say with your daughter
My mother answers, Yes"
l have seen wan, aged faces after death, take
on the beauty and the peace of youth. but
nave seen no other living countenance so trans
Injured as the face OF Anatolia Castro, luminous
with u trust and than tuineSS divine. She is
not undeceiyed. Her lover is faithful in her
thought; he, too. has been constant through the
waste OF desoate years; thus the tenderness
and the sladness OF his presence have brought
her back the beauty of her youth.
Draw back the curtains, dearest friends, /
would see the blessed daylight once more on
dis lace, she says, as the dawn Is break Ing
And when the Sunlight giids that face that
bends above her AnatOia's faithful spirit has
found the land of the zeal.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

OWNERS OF SEN ING MACHINES WHICH
Ohave no Office in his city Toe supplied with
Needles. Oils. aud iepafS dlIfer
ent makes, at AUEkBACft'~. 9Th and IL stS
THE SiLEN NEW AMERICAN No a of which
We nave TIE sole agency, mlutsIns Its steady
towards universal popularity. being the only hgn-
arm machine without SPIRAL springs aud without cog
wheels, Its shuttle being ice large "a ioru.r.y
ihe thousands of people in this city using II pro-
nounce the No. as the simplest, ligh running,
most carefully, accurately elegantly finished of
1t is the stsncar of excellenge has no co uaL
4 he New No q does more Ell giant embroidery work
than any other. Have To your house ior ln-
specioD and trial Instructions free. All kinds sold
rented, repaired nd Warranted Z. AUERBACH
je5 Cor. .tb and ii SITS. Telephone Call I22-2
FI'HE WHITE IS KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il lection in the Category of Sewing Machines A
Concentration aitd condensation n4echnICt
and skill. The range ga wOrk hot be cACeIed IL
Is thing OF beauty and Jay forever. Call and At
j. r. NICK IN MY ;, A.. Stn II. a. j. H. RICH
MUND. Manager Machines OF ali kinds Tor sale II
rent Elrst-ctsS re pairing Also Central Office
lOf Inc UNIVERSAL tatiefns. tArIIL
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LADIES GOODS.
. EDUcTioN-rEN PER CENT ON ENTTRE

REDUcrioN.-rEN PER CENT ON ENTIRE
usrS OF P7 sSss
MILLINERY i lao EMsR 5DERLEs pktss
HANDK Ere AIRS toELA1,S RG6hf r4.,fi E,o
pa Paka as, Wifi + G9St Ar> and 5A'E :,
sI.5oto SO FosTEE NID GLOVES ii per pair.
upwards Every sp r, h;ed an, wsrant the
S thirSy days Sou DNi'NiNS Tor '0' Jeis =
NINE j. Il. PALMER
IMPORTER,
11o7 STREET NORTHWEST
VIII close out the balance Of her importation OF
PA RIS BoNNETS and LONDON HANS. together
with her UNFRAMED STOCK. at greatly reduced
prices jels
w H. wHEA lTl.F,l-,s.I rye WORKS
Judging from past experience the rush Of work this
II ia MI be 50 gfeat MI MI be Impossible TO get
sired our patrons viii consult own inter
anu Winter garments mmed a,el,. or urins The sum
mer months To be cleaned o. Il, e1 desired. Work
postal office. loss Jefferson ST. George
DAUM's SANITARY CORsErS.
ID Highly ended ~ pay S'cians al STYLES M
ChiIdren's ana Misse,' oorsets al BAUM 5 Mammoth
Es1NoIshtneaI .tn ST myl.-Sm
TINS FEpoRA Dnrss Snrrrps
Are recommended by the leading DreSsInakers. They
are absolutely lnlp'rNlods mEio-r.tu&th.3m
CEAL GARM MS ALTERED DYEp AND
- LIN ED Furs Of al kinds repaired
Miss CUNNINGHAM
ap2l =. 1910 18th ST NV.
NJ ISIS ANNIE X H MPHERN,
VA 43o TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CUrsefS to order in every lc and material
and guarantee perfect III and comfort
HER SPECIAL1 IE~ ARE
French Handmade Undertaking, Merino Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent shoulder braces, and al Dress Rtform GoOdS
French Corsets and Bust eS.
(htffirpn's tprSets and 81 IL q Qvp
make that for Tie price Is uitSnr .tS>,l.
\. R-trsnch German and SlauiSG spoken. mrl4
I+NRENCH DYElNG. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses Laces Lace Curtains. Grape Wells
Feathers Kid Gloves. Flannel and Pongee specially
Gents Garments Dyed, Cleared and .sepaired Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
&CARoLINE LEECH, formerly wItn A. Fischer aud
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Nur No~ R. Az
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Coon RHYnn
FOR BOILING T1MEs
Great Scott
How Hou-
We've Got
A Lot
OF What
Will Not
Be Hot
So, Hither Come Fast Trot
sEERsUCKERs. MOHAIRs. PONGEES. AL
PACAS. sERGES. FLANNELS. DRAP D. ETEs
COATS AND VESTS AND WHITE VESTS FOR
LESS THAN TILE COST OF MANUFACTURE
Blue Flannel Suits at $3.50, worth $40.
The very best Blue Flannel Suits, sack OF frock. at
$40, worth $l5
Immense line Of Business Suits from $3.50 up.
Best bargains ever offered.
Prince Albert suits at SIS worth $26
Prince Albert Suits at SIS. worth $50
Odd Pants from SL25 up.
Boys Suits from Sl.76 up
shirt Waists at Soc, Soc, 76c., coo and 81 Just
about half their value.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE BARGAIN COUNTER
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND sTREETA H22
~ q K NESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
uean be gwen in cup OF coffee tea wfthouttNs
knowledge OF the person taking it Is absolutely
harmless, and will effect q permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient il moderate drnker
alcoholic wreck. Ihas been given IN thousands OF
cases. and every instance perfect cure has iol
lowed II NEWER FAILS. The system ouce hApres-
nAie0 with iae specific 1t becomes an u..se AAs~ss-
GAA.ss laAs Auuor appetite 70 exist
FoR SALE ny
DIR. 6. +. WARE,
ERBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and F streets also, r. K. HELPHEN-
slime, corner l4th street and Vermont avenue
Washington, u. e
Canor write for pamphiet containing 1undredsof
paxts the country. oc24S.tu.th
SArrLER Il Co. BArrrxoRk
Z * GIS sn er Ms WGKY
they o1soE IoW.tn bond OK Hea ny3l
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HOUSEFURNiSHINGS.


BALDwrN Day Am RrrR,oERA.
10 = are the VERY BEST. as proven by practical
test 10y Uuv. Rarsto, Of VI. who states "a follows
Two or three years ago bought the best Reffigera-
Tor could hnd- and have had la constant since
tat time unill last summer. when thoroughly
Tie BALDWIN Dry Air Refrigerator and ha.i A. In USE
SIDE Oy sie with the old One aud carefully ed
lItlr merits ma that with the same amour. oI ICE
an each the BALDWIN lDry AR ~ from eight twelve
degrees colder an all It's compartments. and that
Ice .sts arly twice long he of reirg-
orator u almus; a. important it, GOODNESS Tested
80 his respect by placing four
the bottom each. Il lacked fine powder by
absorption OF moislur- Ina the old eight
iOur> While n tbe ttaidwin reduced log
eght days thus showing the rra kRble SUPERIORITY
OF The BALDWIN Dry Air Refrigerator Ina the three
points, Nlz: Goodness economy aud airy ness"
These superior Refrigerators for sale nv
ELlHO.sZO sUU >ts- COMPANY.
As sth b. tween ID and z
Iys-3m sole Agents Tor the District
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SArrrEn Il ca, BA1r1xoRk
Propriesors of the old and well known
PICK WICK CLUB WHISKY.
have large stock of other nne Rye Whskies, which
they oessg low. IN bond or nsa ny31
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i
missive; ''but Dr. SOuie can work no miracles;
he cannot save Anatolia. Perhaps ne may give
her reIei."
DIR. SouIe is only day behind his letter. We
make him very welcome. He is u grand old
man, with leonine head and heart of gold
In the world he is known as excelling In his
profession oil unquestiOned integrity and purity
vi life, but withaI somewhat stern, and the
terror OF evil doors. For me he Is simply the
truest and the tenderest OF men. He loves me-
too. Tor the sake OF the dear dead dAugh ters
who were my dearest friends. 1t is thus that
lave come 10 Know how desOlate and hollow is
his life. Mrs. Soule lives for fashion. Her
hands are IrenIulOus with age, yet she tricks
herself ouS "a a pitiiul trasesty OF youth, with
the gauds OF girl oi sixteen. have an idea,
too. that DIR. SoUie has tragedy In his li1e-One
oi the Keen heart histories that leave scar,
though the wound shall have healed lang Syne.
Bni the brave Old man endurcs and makes
moan. He Is not one To wear his heart on his
sleeve, nor 10 retail out the story of his family
skeleton. He looks ha.yard and weary now:
the traces OF the years begin 10 tell. But the
old grim hurnor is there, the same occult
twinhie OF eye and whimsical turn OF speech.
well, Child, What is Your last fad?'' he says,
as sit over against him al his solitary supper;
knowing the day, and q beiated coach has
brought Elm long after the dinner hour, when
| ali the household are gone, save myself, and
my mother across The way with AnatOlia. II
believe numisInatics and the study OF Chinese
we're the last hobbies. Perhaps you are study
ing now the Language of the lower animals, and
1 may prepare 10 hold sweet converse with the
ailabie horned toad:'
indeed declare. az have had no heart for
h3bDie,. " . have sick friend here u patient for
you. She il past even your cure, but you may
spare her PAIN. She is Mexican-simaioense."
His face grows hard, aud whitcns. '"Then
better hasten her death! OF all trait0rous,
worthless beings that breathe the SinaiOense
are the iaiscst and the worst
perfect rage comes over me as he speaks;
stamp my foot till the dishes fairly Jingle. abr.
Souie. how dare you be SO brutal! That Is the
drst unniniy speech have heard FROM you.
core the Slnaoensesr'
And 50 did l, until one of them wrecked my
life. Child, mas il never seemed 10 you strange
that /, VINO stunned the whole race OF MeXi-
can descent. SHOULD have named my frst-born
folita3"
My mother comes softly in. ''She wakes, and
wants YOU"
The cedar dre Is blazing In Anatolias room:
. tai lamps are the mAnIei, and the place Is
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bACM'S SANITARY CDRSErS.
ID Highly ended ny pay Sigians al STYLES ot
Children's ana Misses torsets al BAUM Mammoth
establishments 9Th St nsvl--Sm
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r.; & D. r. r..

COLUMBIA & aRBBNv1LLH DIV.
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NOTICE.

TIyHE $4,000 to stock of Chester, Greenwoo cd
l. and Abbeville Railroad having been sub.
scribed, as required by charter, pursuant Ia
resolution Of corporators, o meeting Of sub.
scribers To said stock, for the purpose Of or.
ganization, is hereby called a. Greenwood on
Tuesday, 22d Of June, proximo.
w. ii. PARKER.
Chairman.
May 21, 20 At.
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MEATS and CRACKERS.

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Cigars. Try our Studio, if you want the best
nlckle cigar, and our Stogies if you want the
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION

by JAMES NJ GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
NV WHEREAS. james Munro, as Clerk of the
w Court OF Common Pleas, has made suit
to me to grant him letters of Admiuistrati on
on the estate Of and effects of Mrs. Mary Ivey,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Mrs Mary Ivey, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court Of Probate, to
be held at Union c. H., South Carolina. ON the
10th day Of July next, after publication hereof,
ut III o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If
any they can, why the said Administration
should not DO granted
Given under my ha nd, this Goth day of July
A. D., 1886. WY
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probate.
pmohshcd on the Sd day of June 1885, in
the Weekly Union Times.
June 4 90 r,
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May 21,
Attention Farmers.

HNHE Farmers Association of Union County
l. will meet in the Court House, at IL O. clock
on Salesday in June. All members of local
CLUBS and all other farmers are requested to
attend. BY order,
L. P. MURPHY
SEC'Y.
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Smokres take Notice f!

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Freight Notice to Consignees.
AGENTS OFFICE,
UNION, S. c., May 9th 1886.
AM now required to settle Daily and TO do
l. 80 l am forced to collect all Freight
Charges on Delivery of Goods. In future
All Charges must be paid Before De-
livery. No attention will be paid to any or.
der not accompanied with the money.
+. II. COUNTS, AGENT.
May %, 81 =,
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NOTICE.

AGENT's OFFICE,
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
UNION, S. c., MAY 60, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given to Consignces that
~ from and after this date, no Express mat
ter will be delivered until all Charges are
Paid. e0' CAV
am forced to adopt this measure by the an
noyancc in collecting charges alter delivery.
these charges vary from rs to so cents, scat
tered around promiscuously, agprepating S5
and upwards daily, and some never collect.
have to advance Cash Daily for all matter
eliVered to me-Hence, NO MORE CREDIT.
+. H. COUNTS,
May 21, 20 o.