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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-10-08
Grand Jury Preseptment

To the October Term of Court, 1886, for
Union county.
To His Honor T. B. FRAZER, presiding:
We, the Grand Jury, beg to report that we
have examined the public offices aud find them
in good condition, and as well supplied with
all necessary conveLicnces as the county hnan-
ces will admit of. The Court House roof is in
= dangerous condition, but the Commissioners
now have it under contract for repairs, which
will be completed at an early day.
TRIAL JUSTICES.
1t has been reported to this Grand Jury that
Trial Justices and Constables are collecting fines
aud costs, and are appropriatng said fines and
COSTS to their own purposes, when the said fines
and costs should be turned over to the county
Treasurer.
Poor House.
We find the Poor House in need of some re-
pairs, especially some chimney backs but in
our opinion the inmates are well but not cxtrav-
agantly fed.
ILLICIT SALE OF WuisKEY.
1t has also been reported to us that Mary
Edwards did, on the 9TH day of August, 1886,
retail spirituous liquors at Jonesville, in this
county without license and tho witnesses are
Jasper j. Hughes, J. II. Gallman, d. A. I.
Farr, States Acock and Jasper Acock, and VIC
recommend that the Solicitor take the proper
steps to bring the said Mary Edwards to justice.
DANGEROUS ROAD.
We would call the attention of the County
Commissioners to the dangerous condition of
the Skull Shoals road, about five miles from
Union c. H., and hope that they will haVo it
attended to soon.
We respectfully submit, &C.,
Il. b. BATES, Foreman.
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STATE TICKET.

For Goycrnor-Jno. p. Richardson, Of Clarendon.
Lieutenant { overnor-w. L. Mauldin, Il Greenve.
Secretary Of Statc-W. H. Lcitner of Kcrshaw.
Comptrolcr-W. f. Stoncy, Of Berkeley.
Attorney 'cncral-J">. II. Earle, Of Sumter.
Trcasurer-Isaac 5. BamberH, Of Barnwcll.
Adjutant-t;cncral-M. L. Bpnlam, Jr. OF Abbcvil:c
Sup't OF Iucaton-Jos. H. Rice, OF Abbevillc.
FOR CONGRESS.
Hon. W. II. Perry, Of Grccnvillc.
COUNTY TICKET
Scnatc-IIon. VIM. Munro.
Representativcs-I e. McKi,sick, A. A. Sarratt, p.
Thomas.
Probate Judgc-.Jas. 81. Gee.
County COmmissioners-J. T. Douglass, T. L. 1Iamcs,
&. {. SartOr.
School Commissioncr-Rcv. W. NJ. Foster
Trcasurcr-J Il. L. Scott.
Auditor-Nat. j. Morgan.
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THE EIGnT-IIouR DAr.-Chicago, October L.
A statement is published this afternoon that
great lockout at the stock yards has been de-
cided upon some time during this month, when
the packing-houses will all close down and re-
main closed until the question of eight hours or
ten hours is settled. One Of the large packers
said this morning: Trouble is of course e1
pccted 1t will be long fight, but we can't
run on eight hours with other houses around us
running on ten hours Twenty thousand peo-
pie will be deprived Of employment. 1t is eS-
pccted they will offer stubborn resistance, and
it is not thought improbable that the fight will
lead to bloodshed.
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MURDER AT CnEsTER.-A thrilling tragedy
occurred near our town this afternoon. Charles
White. colored, actuated by jealousy, shot and
killed his wife, Rachel White, and then hanged
himself About month ago he made an at
tempt at self-desruction, hut was prevented
from carrying out his suicidal intentions. Last
week he gave his wife q severe whipping on
the street for improper conduct, and last night
shot ut her for the same reason To-day he
persuaded her to take walk with him in
body ot woods near this place, and while there
perpetrated the atrocious decd mentioned
Cor. Ntws and Courirr, 9TH
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VOLCANO IN EnUrTfoN.-San Franc SEQ, Oc-
tober IA letter published in the BuNstn to-.
day, written under date Of Kodiak, Sci tember
IL, says: Our volcanic peak, Paoloff Noun
tain, three hundred mile. southwest of Kodiak
on the Alaska Peninsula, is in state of crup.
ton.
Capt. Curry, Of the sooner Koa'ah, reports
that on August IL, when 100 miles from the
volcano, his vessel was envelopcd in q black
cloud. The darkness was so great that lamps
wore kept burning from 10 A. VI. until > F. VI.
At the same time black dust fell upon the deck
to the depth Of several inches
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A Missing Vessel.

Much anxiety is felt in this community, in
consequence Of tho non-arriyal of the steamship
dhch"'u, from Glatgow, scotland. She left
Glasgow September Ii, md was Cue in New
York about the 18Th but has not been heard
from since. She had 100 Passengers on board
among them was MIR. W. A. Nicholson of thi.
town, his sister.in.law, Mrs. j. IL. Allen and
her son, of Charleston. the impression in
New lOrk is tla, some accident has happened to
her machinery and She had to resort to her
sails, which would dctain her ten days, perhaps
longer. She stopped AT Londonderry and took
on board l12 passengers
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The VERDICT USANIMous.-W. b. Suit, Drug
gist, Bippus, Ind, testifes: Il can recon-
Every bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured Of
rheumatism of 10 years standing. Abraham
Hare, druggist, Belvillc, Ohio, atrms: The
best selling medicine have ever handled in my
20 years experience, is Electric Btters.
Thousands of others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bitters do cure all diseases Of the Liver Kid
neys or Blood. Only half dollar tie at J :.
w. Poseys Drug Store.
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Buckles ARNiCA SALvR.-The best salve in
the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter. chapped hands,
chilblains, Corns, and all skin cruptions, and
positively cures piles, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 25 cents per box
For sale by J. W. Poscy. lily. ly.
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FROST HILLS THE Co.-Asheville, Octo-
her 4.--Rcports from ncighboring counties in re-
gard to the injury by frost to the tobacco crop
continue to come in. In Haywood aud Iancey
counties there is reported great damage, but by
far the &, catcst losses are sustained in Madison,
the chief tobacco raising county. Many crops
are totally ruined and will not be cut, being en-
tirely abandoned by the planters. The
smallest crop ever raised in this section will bc
that of this season.
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Local Nows.

Local NoWs.
In spite Of the predictions Of the Senior
Elitor n to our susceptibility to Cupid's inhu-
cnce, We have returned home ;dteiy after n
pleasant visit to AbbevIe c. II. and county.
We also paid short visit TO Augusta, where
we were taken i'll charge by the Editorial staff
Of tlIs Chron,cic, and TO them We return our
thanks for repeated kindnesses to us. Augusta
is n beautiful, busy and progressive city, with
many attractions. Everybody will do well to
visit Augusta, esIccillly to see the numerous
factories.
While at Abbeville we had the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. j. :. Perrin, Of the Abbevlle
M,sy,nIr. Abbeyillc, like Union, needs an
other r;ulroal. That county is composed Of
some OF the finest cotton land in the up-country,
and its citizens are q progressive and intelligent
people. Bradleys, the place near where we
visited, i, thriving little town, with large
wagon factory. Our impressions of Abbcville
AMI its county en,tlo it justly TO the Eamc Of
the Banner county Of South Carolina.
The railroad authorities have instructed tho
Conductors Of the passenger trains to arrest and
hand over to the town marshall all persons, not
passengers, who jump Oh the trains while in
, motion. We have noticed good many boys,
both white aud colorcd, who make n practice of
Jumping Oh and off the passenger trains while
they are in motion This i. a dangerous prac-
ice, ani the authorities are perfectly right in
trying to put an end to the reckless practice
Take warning, boys! Tie Conductors will be
compelled TO enforce their orders regardless Of
color. So look out
The sad intelligence of the death Of Mr.. Rob-
crt English, formerly of this county, but late
| Of Ercohsvillc, Fla, WAS received here this
week After an illness of eleven days, Mr.
English dici OH the 27th ult. The news Of
his death will be sadly received by his many
friends who so kindly remember his bright,
honest face and hi, many good traits of char
acter. lie was brother Of Mr.. W. NJ. English,
ct Goyhca Hill, aud to Mr.. English, in the loss
OF his only brother We tender onr heartfelt SYM
! paihics.
y few lays ago, while Major benjamin Ken
| uedy, WAC lives near JuncsviIlc, was on his
way Ayl"e in his buggy with his little children,
| he met with ainCui accident. 1t seems that
two young ladies were driving horse just
Dchini IAc MaJJrs buggy, ami Train coming
up fright:uvI th,r horse and t.u>ci it TO run
away. Maj. kcnnciy, thinking that his horse
was gentle, jumped cut and attempted to stop
! the runaway horse, but failed to 60 SO. His
! horse iA':t ;ooli fright and ran away, aud Maj.
! Nc0@viy, III !T!ing 10 st"p him, hai one Of his
ribs broken No one else was seriously hurt.
! We sy;uIHlniZc with the Major i'm his mi sfor-
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FRnsr IN kESTUCKY.-Iouisvillck Ky, Octo-
bcr 3.--The JourndEs specials report frost. all
over the State. About half of the tobacco crop
is uncut, and so much has been injured that
onc-haIf to three-Quarcrs make only frosted
lugS. Tobacco in the lowmnls is much dam
aged, while that on the uplands i, little hurt
Reports from the famous Flat Lick section
noted for it's dark rich tobacco, are bad. Esti-
mates as to the extent Of loss vary widely, but
all agree that the damage is serious.
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How many old heads you see. Work, worry,
disease, dissipation. These do it. rarkers
Hair Balsam stops falling hair and restores gloss
and youthful color. Exceptionally clean, ele-
giant, a perfect dressing, not greasy. Prevents
dan druf.
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THH New SILVER CrRrIFICATEs.-Washingt
October 4.--The general di:trihnion Of the new
one-dolar silver certificates began to-day. and
will be continued until the demand, which il
very great has been entirely supplied. The
notes are now being printed at :he rate of $780,
900 daily The new two dollar certificates will
not he ready for issue for two weeks yet.
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List Of Letters


Remaining in the Postoffice ut Union, for
the week ending October 8, 1886.
Henry Byron, Mr. Thos Morris,
Miss Carrie Coleman, for Rich Thomas
Rev i Ezell, Miss Siney Neither.
Mr. W Foster, Mr. Lee Rogers
Mr. + A Fowler, Mr. Daniel Shell,
Mrs Jas Gordon, Cor Mr. Coon)
Mrs Jane Gibbes, Miss Ablia Sartor,
Prof w Jnoon, Mrs NJ Smith,
Rev MIR Il l. kerent, Mr. Starks Tucker, col,
Mrs Sallie Littlejohn, Dursa Tucker,
Cor Mrs Mary Willard) Miss Hcnr tia Woodson,
Miss Gania Lige, MIR Coleman Walker,
(or Mum Goss) Mr. II D DWitherspoon,
Mrs Long,
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say they were advertised
}. c. HUNTER, POSTMASTER.
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A Correction.

Mr. SToKEs.-The name of Robert W. Davis
should appear instead of "Robert W. Dcas" on
the roll of Company d. Ilolcombe Legion Cav
airy. The mistake was made in the Adjutant
and Inspector Generals Office, from which l
obtained the roll. l did not discern the mis-
take in time to correct the manuscript.
Respectfully CNUs.
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You can't work to much purpose unless you
are well, but you can build up your health and
strength with rarkcrs Tonic, and work will
then become easy. 1t sets the lungs, liver and
kidneys in working order. Coughs and colds
vanish before it, Take it in time.
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Respectfully

WOOD s. LIPSCOMB, Gatrncys, S. c., wish
to call the attention of the people in upper
Union county to their large stock Of Dry and
Fancy Goods Of every description. Hats and
Clothing, very latest styles, which Il. S. Lips
comb, one Of the firm, has just purchased in
New York. Their stock Of Boots and Shoes is
complete and they cannot fail to please, il you
will give them call. They have also just re-
csived 1000 bushels Red Rust-Proo of Oats for
seed. 1t
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J. ". !; J. X. TOLLESDN, of Gairney City,
have just received their Fall Millinery, which is
the finest and largest stock they have ever had.
Miss Mollie Brohawn, OF Baltimore, Md, an
experienced Miliner, has charge Of this depart
ment, and will be pleased to have their custom
ers call. II
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About Town.

Mr.. George T. Garrett has moved hi, Book
and Stationery business into the Gtore just
vacated by W. ID. Bewlcy, in the bulnt block
lie will continue the Fancy Goods business at
the Cotton corner, during the winter.
We. Wallace has removed his stock Of good
TO the store room recently occupied ly j. e.
Flynn.
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reA- heavy snow storm fell at Chcboygan,
Michigan and Wingham, Ontario, last Friday,
which partially accounts for the cold weather
and frost we have been having.
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GH4- We call attention to the Speech de-
livercj by W. &. McGowan, Of Abbcvillc. at
Sewauncc, Team, the first part Of which we
publish on our outside. Mr. McGowan is n ris-
ing young lawyer Of Abbevile, and his speech
is replcte with cloquence and sound sense.
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The State of South Carolina
COTNTY on UNION.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge:

w IlEREAS \. s. Little has made suit
w to me 10 grant her letters of Admins
trnion on the Estate of and effects Of Adam
little deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish q II
md singular the kindred and creditors oftho said
Adam Little, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court Of Probate, to
he hcdat Union &. II South Carolina on the 25th
lay Of October next, after publication here
of at | o clock in the forenoon, TO shcw cause,
if any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Oc.
tober, Ammo Domini, 1885,.
JAMES VI. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published on the 9Th day Of October 1856,
in the Weekly Union Times.
Oct. :, 40 II.
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re9- We again call upon the citizens Of both
town and country to have their chimneys exam.
ined before the weather demand fires. The
earthquake did more OF less injury to the CHM
neys in this region, and the prccauion we al
wise may save many home and prevent much
distress in families.
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MURDER AND SUICIDB.-Chester, s. c., Octo-
Der ) Charles White (cclored) was found
hanging to n tree, one mile from town, to day.
His wife was lying near him dead from pis-
tol shot. 1t is supposed that he shot her and
hung himself.
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D0S- The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by the Governor AS Commissioners Of
the State and Federal election at the next
general election III tas County: ". c. Wal
lace, J. G. Snrt"r, G. C. Perrin ". w Hughes
l.. J. Browning, W. I. Lttlciohn.
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nG. The TINES Job Printing Office can do
as good job printing Of every description and as
cheap rs can be done in any office in the State.
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Proceedings Of Court.

The October term Of Court was called
promptly last Monday, at 10 O'Clock. a. m,
Judge Eraser presiding and all the offices at
their posts.
After All able charge from tue Judge Solicitor
duncan, who is always prompt, aSsiduous and
able in the discharge of his oncrous duties,
handed to the Grand Jury the following bills Of
indictment, which were returned to the Court
with the decision of that body
The State vs. Samuel J. Moscly-issault and
Battery of a high and aggravated nature.
True Bill Tried and found Guilty. Sentence
So fine or one month in County Jail.
The State VS. Harrison Wood and George
Knox Wilfully, uDlawfully and maicously
wounding mule. No Bill.
The State VS. Bird Rice-Assault and Battery
OF high and aggravated nature. True Bill.
The State vs Robert Galncy grain
from the field. True Bill. fried aud found
guilty. Sentence, so fine or three months in
County Jail.
The State vs. W. l.. Ray, Henry May, George
W. Fowler and \. l.. Fant-Truc Bill n 10 ".
f.. Ray, Geo. W. Fowler and Henry May. No
Bill rs to 4. f. Fant. Tried and found MT gu ! y.
The State VS. Ben Jetcr- Assault and Battery
of high and aggravated nature. No Bill.
The State vs. John Davis--Larccny. True
Bill. Tried, aud found guilty. Sentence, one
month in County Jail.
The State vs Samuel VI. Wood-SelliAg
property upon which lien existed, without
Notice. True Bill.
The Statcys Baxter Gossett-Concealcl pistol
No Bill
The State Geo. W. Fowlcr--\ssauit aui
Battery Of high and aggravated nature aud
with intent to kill. True Bill. Tried, anl
mistral ordered.
The Grand Jury were discharged on Tuesday
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The Supreme Court of Virginia has refused
the motion for a rehearing in the case of Cluve.
rius, aud he will be hanged on day to be fixed
by the Hustings Court, unless he should be
pnrdoned.
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nA- \ violent shock of earthquake occurred
throughout the central part of Germany last
Friday
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DEATH OF DR.. RICHARD FuRMAS.-Fort
Worth, Texas, October 1.-Rev. Richard Fur
man, ID. ID. formerly of South Car olna, died in
this city to-day.
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PostoMce Hours.

The following will be the time for opening
and closing this office. The post Office will be
opened at q. m, and close ut q p. M, Sh0ry'.
Parties wishing their mail must he here by that
time. The mail for both East and West will
close at l.30p. III. The mail will he taken from
the street boxes at I P. M, for both trains.
Mail for Horseback routes should be dropped
in the office before o'clock on the morning Of
departure to have prompt dispatch.
}. &. HUNTER. L. VI.
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Buy Clothing from j. W. 81. II. TOLLESON,
Gaff ney City. 2t
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lSO" If you wish to buy or lease II good tract
Of land, read J. A. Browns advertisement.
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taNLusIrN' ENHImQJ AXE ILLUsrK lTED. -
I'll" ~. i"s!rcgd interest evoked by the terrible
v.>.'r.'n I" which the Ciiy OF CHARLESTON has
tc'H sab, ea'ci seems certain - insure m enor-
I". ... @c!.u,i anI .alr for work with the
n".}. t.'.r. n,S IA press. 10 be issued at an
early iry. hy McsSrs MacNeil X Flanders, pub
'i>"""., naricstpn. In book form is given a
i".' ani correct ""coHmt Of this greatest earth
It.," A-""i', m.s ever known, with numerous
tine "">.n'. 81. # all prominent buildings
'i".8"'.. ,.".i-..on"S. etc, etc. Sent postpaid
"" ". 80 '; Hgi.CrIon "n receipt Of Eilcc, jOc
i".'u . 9. 49, lar Publishers, MacNcl g.
iu" To-, " e, 80. Cuaric>ron
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!>'..a'.N! ~ IG%Ns.-- Great excitement has
N'r' c'"-" 'u 'h" vicinity Of Paris. Tex, by
tnr lc'"""NH3.r recovery Of MIR. j. t.. Corley,
va" w'> - ao l,css hc could not turn in bed,
or ."..' ... '.'i: everybody sail he was dying
90 ..-.1 .H.nu. y TIA bottle Of pr. Kings
Ne" discovery va. ,cnt him. Finding relief,
"c "o"-n> ar" Horla and n box Of Dr. Kings
Ny" i.:" i'!n, hr the time hc hal taken two
..A''.,; ".., an ;"o bottles Of the Discovery,
h' sac "c. All In giuyl in flesh thirty.sir
l...".
49," bottles u TINS Great Discovery for Con.
umluVn ircc att. ". rosey Dru. store
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j. W. ~. II. TOLLESON have one Of the
finest lines Of Ladies Wraps in the State.
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Just received, fresh lot Of Snowflake Crack
ere in l III. boxes, at II. +. SCAIFES.
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HORRIBLE FATE or Two CHILDREN AND THEIR
Observation-Disclosures S. c., October A.
Coroner Murphy has just returned from hold
ing an inquest over the bodies Of three per sons
who were burned in house on the night Of
October I'd. John Henry and his wife, on re-
turning from church, saw their house on fire
Henry broke open the door, but the flames met
him and forced him back. lie could hear his
two children crying, but could render them no
assistance, and they and their grandmother,
Caroline Berry, were consumed tn the flames.
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49, During our lifetime we have had the
misfortune to be burnt out four times, and each
time without dollar Of insurance. Experience
has been dear teacher TO us. and we think il
has knocked 4 hig chunk of iool~hncss out or
us, fer we keep oar property fully insured now,
and so does every prudent man. There no
knowing when n spark will Sc, fire to our
neighbor house and burn up our housca'So.
mah- y rum"r reaches us that not long arc a
man died III this county who was SUPPOSED t.
have considerable amount Of money in his
house but after the funeral, when his parere
and effects were examined, no traces Of the
money could he found. 1t is pretty certain
that he had money but being unmarried and
having no family to look after his affairs ,lur.
ing his sickness, there is strong suspicion that
Ii was stolen.
ms Is another strong argument against keep.
ing large sums of money in the house or about
the person. Had the money OF that man been
deposited III the Eann here it would Lc .ot,
now and the lawful heirs would feel s,,urc :,
their rights, without any unplea>an, .uS,,ici,n
or danger OF loss. II j. really surprising nuw
many shrcwd business men in the country vi,
risk losing their money, from fires. r.hbcrs
aud many other ways. by boarding it ..hou,
their persons, while the bank oilers them ;,
safe and perfectly responsible place o! LEI o.lt
for 1t, where 1t can hc drawn on, at any iIIuc
and III any amounts.
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lsas" The interesting revival meetings in the
Me'hodisi Church will close to-day. The result
OF the work done is twcnty-onc additions
to the Methodist Church and very serious i'm.
preston upon the minds of others who will, no
doubt, attach themselves TO other churches a
noble work has been accomplished