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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-12-13
HOLIDAYS.

Thanksgiving day has passed, and Christmas
win soon bo here. These legal holidays areS
Joyous occasions to us, if we have been studi- /
Gus of our time. They are kind of border-I
to the ia5ors of the energetic farmer.
Thanksgiving day, among the laboring
GLASSES OF the North, is high day. There1
every one, oven the poorest, try to havc a|
gala iay-something good to eat and good
time generally. But VIC Southcrncrs, who
have never caught the vim and push Of tho|
[northern people, as general thing, hardly
know when tho day comes, much loss OBJ
serve it,. or course there is no rest to him
who never works, and we, in our slow, poke,
way, are not rs capable of enjoying the|
(4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas. and
all the other holidays, as those who are mott
kslothful in business; for they push their work
and we generally let our work push us.
! You say we all celebrate Christina 8. How Y
Z appropriately? Do We celebrate the comingI
of the Prince of Peace with hearts filed with
gratitude to God, and love to our fellow man?l
: Do we try to make some one happy by max
ling an oasis in the life of even some poor neg-|
lcctcd child: some bright spot in the memory
of even the poorest, to which in after years
: they may fondly turn and bless our memory,
when we have passed away? Oh you say,
a a"Christmas comes but once a year." and
you must have good time yourself. Yes, i'll
had better never come than to be spent like
many spend it-in revelry, gluttony and
drunkenness, seeming forgetful that the only
sure and lasting way to happiness is through
: self denial and constant endeavor to elc.-.c
others Let us observe and rightly spend
our Christmas holidays, with cheerful and
grateful hearts, enjoying the good things of
life and the society of our kindred and
friends, and not in the rcveling wine cup
and the idiotic sensual dance, which are do
e. moralizers to the minds and hearts Of the
people.
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Sunday School Convention.

The next meeting of the Union County
held with the MoHHhnfi MSHhf"} Joy church. on Friia;
before the 9th Sabbath in December. Al
which time the following queries will be dis.
|cussed.
!. "What is the relation of pastor and
people, their relative work? Speakers, Dr.
X. Little. Rev. B. G. Lampley.
2. What nre the hindering causes to sue.
cessful Sunday School woSk! Speakers.
J. u. Randolph, F. Al. Adams.
3. What would be the result to tho demo
|na'ions and Zion, ifcach professor Of chris.
tianity were employed in some spiritual
work? Speakers, David Wilburn, Rev. j.
IL. Couch.
.. "Whot is the source Of the religious be.
eff Of the professed followers of Jesus Chris?
Speakers, c. Is. Boho and Rev. C. r. Willie
ford.
z. W. JErER, LIE. MEADOR.
Secretary: President.
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Personals.

Mr.. T.. c. Goss, of Boston, Mass, paid tht
1home of his youth q visit this week
Miss Isabel Bratton, of Fairfield, is VISITING
Rev. McNcely DuBose and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Chapman and Mrs
Foster, ST., of Spartanburg, are visiting Capt
IA. II. Foster and family.
Mrs. j. c. Farrer and Mrs. j. A. Foster
ofspartanburg, spent several days with Mr.
|B. F. Arthur and family last week.
MIR and Mrs. II. NJ. FAINT, left for Arkan.
|sas last Tuesday, after spending year with
ibis mother, Mrs. ID. }. FAINT.
Messrs: r. II. Gore and w. T Beaty, have
gone 20 Charleston to attend the meeting of
the Grand Lodge Of A. F. NJ. Of this State.
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OBI TUARY.

LANGFORD-Died, in Laurens Co., 8. C..
Dec 1st, 1889, Ralph Boyd, only SON OF
|Charles and Eugenia Langford, aged 2 years,
l3 months, and 2 days. lie was the light OF
the home. He came to dwell but O few short
days, and then to return to the God who
gave him. While our hearts bleed, yet VIC
sorrow not as those who have no hope, for
we feel sure he has gone to dwell with the
Angels in Heaven, and will wait to welcome
the fond parents, who miss him so. Gle is
mot dead, but sleepeth," aud shall awake on
the morn of the resurrection, moro beautiful
and lovely, mover to fade or die. May the
God Of all grace comfort the sorrowing friends
and amid their darkness, hear his sweet
voice saying "steer this way and may we
all meet where parting shall ho nc more.
ID. B. BOYD, by request,
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted to w. I. Graham
"A must settle by the 1st dag Of January.
1890, as shall make q change in my bust.
ness at that time, but will continue in the
Grocery business at the some stand.
Thanking the people for their liberal
patronage, respectfully announce that after
the LIST day Of January, 1890, F. C. POOL
Will be connected with. mo in the Grocery
business, and ask continuance of their
patronage to tho new firm.
With 10 years experience we think We can
successfully compete with all competitors.
and we promise to do our best to please and
|give satisfaction to all who will trade with us.
The new firm guarantees the lowest prices
possible.
We shall handle none but the best Of goods
w. +. GRAHAM.
pec6 40 At.
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Electric Lights

MIR. n. c. Merrcll of New York, is her,
putting up the wires for Electric Lights a
the Oil Mill, and the office of the Company
which is Messrs. W. A. Nicholson & Son.
Banking Office, and at the Railroad depot.
For the information of the public, and es
pccially those who own good watches, W,
would suggest to them to leave their watchc.
at home, if they should visit the Oil Mill
while the Dynamo is charged, unless they
wish to have them dcmagnetizcd.
Mr.. Eddison says, "thc only remedy for n
demagnetzed watch, Is to lay it on n black.
smith anvil, and let the striker use his
hammer on it,
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HSAe We have been crowded with Jot
Work the last Two weeks, and throw our.
selves on The gener,s'ty Of our readers e
excuse the lnck of interest and the small
AMOUNT Of rea'ling matter in the TINES
Unlike most towns around us, Uuiou has nc
idle Printers laying about loose" waiting
for job. hut when any extra work il
called for, which is not very often, we hav We
70 depend on the regular force in the oflics
10 trrn night into day to execute it; and
IN snca cases we have to neglect the paper
For want of worSmcn.
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Hot Supper at JonesvilIe,

The ladies Of Jonesville wish to announce
that they will give Hot Supper and enter
1tainment; plays, interspersed with music
ION the night of the 25th inst; the proceeds
to be used in completing the Jonesviile Acad-
|emy.
Jonesville hos been noted heretofore for
PTS famous suppers, genial hospitality, and
pretty girls, but the ladies promise that this
occasion will excel by far all previous ones.
Everybody is cordially invited to be present
and participate in the pleasures Of the even
ling.
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NOTICE.

IRY order Of the Judge Of Probate for
- Union County, I will sell on the (l0ih)
Nineteenth day Of December, 1889, to the
highest bidder, for CASH.-at the late resi-
denoe OF Mrs. Martha A. E. Sartor, deceased.
all tho personal property Of said deoea.ed,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Fur
|niture, Corn. Fodder, Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Hogs, Buggies, Farming utensils, 60. Sale
70 commence promptly at IL o'clock, a. NJ.
&C. HUNTER,
,.,. Administrators.
ALSO,
by order Of the Judge of Probate far
- Union County, will sell at the same
time and place, FOR CASH, all the personal
property Of Mrs. NJ. T. d. Goudelock, de-
ceased, consisting Of Household Purniturc,
60. Sale to commence Immediately amer
close OF the other. w. L. SIMS,
Administrator.
Deo 40 -.
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PARTIES wanting Toys. Candies, &c., for
Christmas Trees, or anything cf the kind
nc sure and cali To see my large and elegant
stock. Special prices given for large OF
lers. G.P. GARRETT.
H De1gnrIuI entertainment rromTSeu.
We are requested to state that there will
be Dime Reading. W tn Music aud Reel
;aticns, AZ the rcs:dcrce uf Mrs. VI. Dsw
kins, next "chncs day evening, the 18Th.
Aher the exercises, Oysters will b'
served i'll the m'st pulataLle style.
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An Accident.

An Accident,
We regret that we neglected mentioning
IAN accident last week. that occurred Thanks
giving day to Christopher Gossett, very
worthy employee at the oil mill.
While shifting some cars on the Oil Mill
side track, Gossetts foot slipped and he fell
|and before he could recover himself, car in
the rear Of him ran over his left ankle
brushing it very badly.
AT one time amputation was thought neces-
|sary, but we are glad to learn that he is
Improving He is an Industrious honest
and worthy colored man.
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Sweet Flowers.

3Sweet Flowers.
The Local is under many obligations tc
Miss Leila Gault, for n box of fragrant flow.
jers sent to our office few days ago.
1t is seldom that the local receives such
3courtesics, and he appreciate the compli-
@ment very much
We nre nlso under many obligations
to our friend Miss Mamie Wrigh, of L.urens,
for n handsome box of hot house flowers
sent us by mail this week.
Little did We expect when We admired
Miss Mamie's exquisite selection Of flowers
last Summer that cutting from them
w ould grace our sanctum in December.
Many, many thanks, my friends.
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lChurch Services.

dChurch SCrvlcec.
The dedication sermon of Philippi cliurcl
twill be preached iy Rev. T. NJ. Bailey, ID
d., on the fourth Sunday Of this month, q
ii a. NJ. The public arc cordially invited
Tie ill preach in the Baptist church at thi.
\ place, the night Of the fourth Sunday, at IA
10 clock.
Rev. i. C.. Lamp'cy will preach al
Lower Fair Forest on the third Sunday
nj ., 7. NJ, and the Saturday before at IL
IA. NJ.
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The Oil MIL.

We had the pleasure of going through the
|oii Mill building last Monday, and noticed
with II great deal of pleasure, the progress
that had been made OH the work since ouI
last visit.
Very nearly all the machinery is in place
and substantial fence is now being bull,
around the premises. The building adds
greatly to our town, and which any city may
bc proud of.
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Gs4- Any one wishing to subscribe for b
i've, sbly edited Daily carer, containing
the latest and mes, complete telegraphit
,nd general current news If the day,
|ShGud call on w. G. Counts, at the TIMES
Once" who has oeen nprv,".--. g.. g.
the Columbia Record, one of the ablest
,papers in the South.
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Day" Judge Wallace was reelected Judge
pf the 7th Circuit, by the General Assem-
ply last week.
just n few days before his reelection ht
lcclincd the position of the leading
iuorncy of the II. & d. Il. r. for this State
with n salary of 5000.
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A Card Of Thanks

The ladies who draped the Baptist Church
for the Memorial services TO the Hon. JEFF
fcrson Davis, tender their sincere thanks to
Mr.. Sparks. of the firm of Graham & Sparks,
for his generosity in furnishing all the black
cloth used on the occasion.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffico at Union, for
the week ending Dec. l3th., 1889.
] ID Adams. iCluff Gist.
Miss Mervia Barnett. Mrs. Sallie Lee.
Miss Fannie Colvin. ] II Wallsrd.
Persons calling for tho above letter, win
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
TO pay one cent.
]. C. HUNTER, p. M.
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BfsA. The Cotton is about all gathered,
md i, is estimated that only abont three.
'ou, 'hs of u crop hns been male in this
"urty.
The corn crop is the best in this county
for years, and will be n c'sins to the Far
mfrs in reducing their expenses next year
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E.Sy" We call the attention Of the T,us
tees of tie Public School in each township,
to the advert isrment of School Commissioners
NcGownn in another column.
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
TO SUB sEcRErARIEs o, G. F.A.

You are ordered TO ha,i in your qu.r-
terly Reports AMI dues to County Alliance
y the 2oh Of December; 81 govern your
selves accordingly.
COLE LYLES,
Sec. U. G. +. A.
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NOTICE,

A Ii persons having claims against the
~ Estate Of Jasper Lawson, deceased,
will present them to the undersigned, prop
erly attested, on or before the 18th Of Janu-
ary, 1890, or be forever barred.
G. II. KIRBY,
LAMUEL LAWSON.
Agents for the Estate.
Dec 13 80 2t.~
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have the largest stock Of Toys. Xmas
Presents, China and Crockery Ware, ever
brought TO Union. Don't forget 10 call and
see my elegant Stock.
G.P. GARRETT.
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that James T.
|1N Layton, administrator of the estate Of
Murphy Bobo, deceased, has applied 70
James NJ. Gee, Judge of Probate, in and for
the County of Union, for final discharge as
such administrator.
1t is ordered that the fifteenth day Of jan
- az asd : Spal sstt|ems2t Ios said estate
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We have the incest and most complete
stock Of Christmas cards aud Fancy cases
that has ever been seen ia Union.
Call carly and select your presents at
|Posey's.
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S SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so FER ANN U
rOsT OFFICE DIRECTORY.
The Cotton Market

The Gotten Market has teen uausuall!
hrisk This week, with hetttE prices ruling
givirg Cnitn rl,ut te'ter prices fr nj
q, ads than the mai K, IS around us.
SAFES, 9CG bales ! riccs from 9}@lO. 10
See prices cur, cn, for prices OF provisions
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Our fancy goods 9rs now ON display.
Everything suitablesfor birthday, bridal,
and holiday presents Our line is immense
and can't DC exoelle@ Prices low ranging
from "a cents To $l5,st Posey's Drug store.
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reas There Will bc Hot Supper at Betl
lchcm church cn the 25th, inst.
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Don't niss seeing GARRErr'S Grand
Opening, Dec l2lh, l3th nn'l l4th.
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MAS GOODS Of all kinds. Raisins
Nuts, Currarts, Citron, Candies, Fruits
3etc., ut GARRETTS.
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Ho. Supper at West Springs.

Ho: Supper at West Springs.
The Ladies of the West Springs Baptist
fhurch will give a Hot Supper at the Acadc
lmy, on Tuesday night, the 24th inst, for the
benefit of the church. The public arc cor
Itially invited. Everybody will be welcome.
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Three Small Farms for
Sale.

IF not sold at private sale, before tho 6rst
l. Monday in January next, will sell at
public auction on that day, before the Court
House door,
805 ACRES OF LAND
lon the Glenn Swings Road, being part Of
the Tract on wnich now 1.-Two. Tho land :
has been divided into =
8FARMS OF 100 ACRES EACH,
Ito suit pur chasers Of limited meaus, aud
will be sold on the following terms:
One-half Cash balance in one and Two
years; purchaser 10 give bond and mort
[gage Of the Premiscs for the credit part Of
the paeohase money.
r. 8. A. PEARSON.
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Masonic Election.

GowDEysvILLE, Nov. 30.--At the REGULAR
Of Skull Shonls Lodge, No.
|ll3, A.. F., NJ. the following officers wereI
elected to serve the next ensuing Masonic
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j. NJ. Greer, W. No.
II. B. Spears, s. WI.
c. 4. Mabry, 1. w.
l.. o. Mabry, Treas.
DR.. J. d. Orr, Secy.I
g. w. Webster, SEM r d.
DIR. II. B. Tate, jun d.
John o. Tate, Tyler
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naA4A1Q--
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-29
a Fortunate Druggist.

Nr. Edwin ". JOY for many years and now pros
Porous druggist the corner Of Stockton and Mar
ket streets in San Francisco, probably never dream
cl of riyaling in wealth the medicine kings of the
country. But various rumors having been floating
Irarad to the eject that he has struck it big, an
Eramfner reporter was detailed to unearth tho
cause and after much difficulty unraveled the fol-
lowing story:
Il see.Ls that about seven years ago an E. glish
physician, crest student of botany, located for
brief III this city. lis practice was not *
te- sive, and yet the few of general nature
That came to him attracted little attention. HIS
greatest success seemed to be il the treatment Of
LIVER and L.dney disorders. and vitiatcd blood. II
fact his ability to cope VITA these common COM
;la;n.s was little Short CT tho velous. lie
seemed Utmost infaliible. and his quiet modest
methods and his well-kept secret was as much q
i;.ysterJ himself. After is departure about
year latt9 1r Joy determined to fathom the secret
and copying al tho prescriptions ho had filed for
tho cratic doctor, he began systematic analysis.
IN his examination he discovered running ell
through The prescriptions fer liver AMI kidney
troubles, vitiated blood and stomach disorders q
counIo Of vegetable extracts indigenous to Caifor-
mia, 70 simple and 50 we'll known under homely
every Gay names to every school boy to entirely
d.ss; pate To suspicion that they tho active
principles involved. So certain, however, Mr..
JOY that he had discovered tie secret that he
boGied the new elements IN preparation of sarsa-
ariila TO disguise the taste, and put It before lis
customers under the modest namo of joys Tegeta-
lie Sarsapa1illa. Irmediet ly the 1narvclous
s.ories came lack of its astonishing effects, ard the
mystery foIved, and The talk 1t has created
already caused it tosepinto prominence and orders
pour il Gaily from all over the coat. People
to be taking it end writing and talking about it
throughout the State. And thus another California
industrJsleaps into eAistcEce.-S. F. Examiner.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH MATrERs.-
A meeting of the guild of the
Episcopal church was held in Cor
wallis on Monday and a new
vestry elected and given charge of
the work of arranging and erecting
the new church building on the
grounds lately purchased on Jeffer-
son and seventh street. The
present parsonage will be moved
there shortly and arrangements
are endeavoring to be perfected
whereby the old building of the
church can be sold. When com
pleted the new edifice will be very
handsome.
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Clothing Department.

This with us this season is a
very heavy and thoroughly rep
resentative line. The values we
offer throughout are not excelled,
if equalled. Full and Complete
Lines for Men. Young Men, Boys,
Youths and Children; Business
Suits, Dress Suits, School Suits
and Working Suits. If you can
not get suited in our extensive
stock we will take your measure
and make any garment you want
to order.
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House Furnishing Dry Goods.

We fully understand the inn
portance of this line of goods to
the general buyer of dry goods.
Our stock embraces Lace Cur
tains, Curtain Materials, Table
Linens, Napkins, Towels, Towl-
ing, Table Covers, Table Scarfs,
Bath !Towls, Oil Cloths, Quilts,
Lace Bed Sets and Pillow Shams,
Tides, Blankets, Comforts, etc.
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THEY WANT BRICK.
THOSE WHO ARE IN FAVOR OF 4 BRICK
SCHOOL BUILDING.-THE PETITION

THOSE WHO ARE IN FAVOR OF 4 BRICK
SCHOOL BUILDING.-THE PETITION.
The following is the petition as
signed and presented to the board of
school directors of this district, at their
meeting on last Friday evening. Mr..
Graham says that this movement has
completely disarranged the work of the
plans that have been presented to the
board, and that other plans will have
to be submitted. He thinks also, that
just as good building can be erected
of wood, and looks much neater in it's
general appearance:
We, the undersigned, citizens and
taxpayers of School District, No. 9, in
Benton county, Oregon. would respect
fully request that the board of directors
of said district, build brick building ;
believing that, in the end, the district
will have a much better and more
commendable edi6ce, and one that is
less liable to fire, and in every way, add
much more to the appearance of the
town.
w. C. Crawford, G. R. Farra, C. H.
Lee, J. d. Clark, Philip Weber, Nick
Baesen, A. F. Hershner, .. r. Addi-
ton, T. Callahan, John Ray, J. G. Tay-
lor, Geo. w. Smith, J. Blumberg,
Hank Lewis, Cal. Hutton, Ralston
Cox, C. H. FELTON,, VIM. H. Hughes,
M. A. Canaan. B. r. Job, Thomas Egg
lin, James O. Wilson, w. S. McFad-
den, M. Stock, w. A. Wells, John Bur-
nett, N. L. Raber, A. Hodes, P. NJ.
Zierolf, J. P. Irvine, P. P. Greffoz, N.
B. Avery, Thos. E. Samuels, E. Allen,
J. M. Applewhite, F. A. Helm, S. A.
Hemphill, D. C. Rose, w. P. Lyman,
A. w. Rose, Jacob Weber, R. Gra-
ham, VIM. Mackay, John Rily, F. A.
Horning, F. Berchtold, o. w. Beck
with, A. H. Campbell, F. G. Clark,
P Scott, 7. H. Nicholas, E. Grimm,
B. T. Taylor, I. C. Case, L. L. Hurd,
J. VIM Will, N. P. Briggs, Z. H.
Davis, T. A. Bell, C. E. Chase, G. w.
Quivey, T. J. Creighton, J. L. Phillips,
L. A. Horning, W. B. Chase, VIM.
Groves, G. w. Spencer, Wallis Nash,
E. F. Thompson, l.. F. Wilson, Miles
Kelly, S. N. Lilly, Z. Job, E. M. Bel
KNAPP, w. w. Bristow, John M. Os-
burn, ]. Mason, S. L. Kline, Robt.
Johnson, G. A. Waggoner.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE.

Last evening meeting of representative
men of Corvallis was held in the parlors of
Hamilton, Job & Cos bank, for the purpose
Of organizing board of trade. A tempo
rary organization was had, and ]. A. Cau-
thorn was elected president, and F. M.
johnson. secretary. A committee, to draft
a constitution and bylaws. was appointed,
consisting of Ralston Cox, J. NJ. Nolan, j.
O. Wilson, G. r. Farra and j: P. Irvine
After this the meeting adjourned until next
Friday evening, April 5. Every business
man was present last night, which shows
that great interest is being manifested in
this work.
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MODIFIED THE DECISION.

Hon. John Burnett received the following
telegram from Salem on yesterday (fhurs-
day. afternoon:
.'Former opinion in college case modified
and cause remanded" to lower court.
According to this the case will now be
tried on it's merits and will come up at the
November term. The prospects are now
that this case will remain in litigation for
a long time to come.