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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26

T o. o. F.-ON SUNDAY, APRIL 2S,
l.. all members of the order are invited to
attend an anniversary service at the Peoples
theater, corner of Sixth and Franklin:
special sermon by Bro. Rev. W. S. Vail;
services commence at 10:4O a. M. all mem
bers are requested to meet at Odd Fellows
hall at 10 a. m, Sunday, to march to the
church in body and in full regalia
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26

- y results, largest circulation and
Haa \ most advantageous rates are
HEN a given by the GLOBE, the grea.
Want medium.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26

Abbey g Schutte's Seven Corners
Livery. Operas, parties and calling a
speciality. Telephone 1892.
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Attend the Auction Sale
Of Fine Furniture at SAG Dayton ave-
nue. this morning, at 10 a. m. P. j. KAY
anaugh, Auctioneer.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
Attend the Auction Sale

Of Fine Furniture at SAG Dayton ave-
nue. this morning at 10 a. m. P. j. Kav-
anaugh, Auctioneer.
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DIED.

; Carpets and Feathers Cleaned
BY Dickinson & Gross. 9th & Cedar SITS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

OFFICE OF THE ST. PAUL TRUST
" Company, No 157 East Fourth street.
st. Paul, Minn.-Notice of Annual Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of The St. Paul Trust
Company. at which meeting six directors are
to be elected, win be held at the company's
office, No. 157 East Fourth street. in the city
of st. Paul, Minnesota, on Wednesday, the
firstday of May, A. d. 1889, commencing at
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. S. B.
Mcconnell Secretary
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Dining Cars on Pacif-
ic Express Trains.
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INSOMNIA.

o God of Mercy! give me sleep,
And let this weary brain have rest!
Send down Thy Whitley winged doves of peace
With comfort for this troubled breast.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
~ Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term. held April 4th, 1889.
In the matter of the estate Of Austin C.
hi, Il Ircll a
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NORTHERN PACIFIC R, R.

The Dining Car Line to Fargo.
Winnipeg. Helena. Butte and
the Pacific Northwest.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-06

DR.. Benz. billiard, druggist, at Aurora,
Mo-, says: sell a great quantity of s. 8.
8. for Scrofula, Eczema, rheumatism, and
other blood troubles, and have never heard
of case Of failure to cure
Pimples, blotches and erup,ions on the
skin evidence the fact that that the blood
IS in bad shape. and these symptoms show
that nature is tryiog TO throw off the impuri.
ties, in which effort the should be assist ed
by reliable vegetable blood remedy. q, is
Swifts Specific.
Mr.. John Ii. Harrison, of Springfield, ILL.,,
says that he had blood trouble for quite n
time, his tonsils were swollen. eruptiops
over bis hands and face, followed by psral-
ises Of tho face, which was all relieved by
SwiIts' Specific, and after laps of seven
years there has been NO sign o! . return of
The disease.
Over four years ngo Swias Specific cured
me of troublesome eruption which covered
my shoulders, back and limbs. This was
after had been trea: cd by six doctors.
some Of whom said never would get well
Z. NJ. Hubsey, Sherman Texas.
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improvements.

The Little Green Front Store, occupied by
MIR. j. Is. Porter, as a Fancy and Family
Grocery Store, has put on the Fall coat Of
paint which gives it very clean and neat
appearance.
MIR. B. F. Arthurs residence on the
corner of Main and Church streets is being
pushed forward to completion rs rapidly a,
possible, When it is completed it will be
one of the prettiest residences in the town
Mr.. j. b. 7. Scott, our efficient County
Treasurer, is building very neat residence
just beyond Col. S. NJ. Rice's dwelling.
Mr.. Jacob Rice is building four room
cottage near his Saw Mill, to rent.
Mr.. Clifford has greatly improved hi.
Seminary building by erecting neat OBJ
servatory on top which adds much to the
general appearance of the building.
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OBITUARY.

MISS MARY FARR, aged "a years and
four months, has gone to join the angels In
heaven, to await the coming of the loved
ones left behind. Miss Farr attended The
funeral Of Mrs. Vaughn on Sunday. ths
1lth at Philippi, and the Sunday foliovinc
her own funeral aud burial took pisca Z
half mile distsat, at Wesley CHAPEL. 4
faithful and devoted member Of the n e,ho!
dist Church, Of sweet aud cheerful di,p..
sition, loving and obedient child. (
precious gem, rare and sparkling is nu m.
bsrcd with those who are trusting N ths
merit Of the Cruoifed One. We aid her
remains TO rest in the oemstery al WesIev
Chapel Church. The bersAyed fanily have
our prayers and sympathy, A FnisxD.
MRS. MARTHA VAUGHN. wifs 81 ~.
- F.yaashns afsr : long ana pssnsal IN.
4sses bcsns With oflriuien fortjtude. d.
pMtsd this life the l0th Inst, Ail lie sf.
teation Of loved ones, cembiaei with .bs
best medical skill, could avail, ioihiae. n,
the Master said "coms up higher
Mrs. Vaughn leaves . Kind hu,band
afeciionate ehildrea, and many de,o,ea
friends and relations TO mourn her untimelv
departure. A consistent member or tEs
Baptist Church for over 40 years, has gone
OF angelic wings, to reap her reward and
await the coming Of loved snes left bshind,
w,
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Correspondence Of the Union Times.l
News frsm North Paoolst.

Eta JANE, Sept. 2.-The order Of tho
County Commissioners requesting 81! read
overs GERS and hands, by the 1oth Of Septem-
Der. to put in the IL days work demanded
little hn.. in ,his conanunity. Not thst
anybody objects to having good roads or to
doing their part to make them 80, but the
ground is 90 herd just now that it is impss-
sible 10 properly work them In many places:
besides, most Of our farmers are busy raths or
ing their fodder. The board is highly com.
mended for its action in this matter and will
no doubt have the support Of the citizens
generally in carrying out the order. In
many instances, no doubt, the orders Of the
board have boon Ignored and sioiid indif.
ference maintained as to this public work,
consequently the board has boen driven
into the position it now occupies. We
would say this, however, without any desire
to interfere with their orders, that We no ma
they will modify their demand. 50 that thos
who have crops growing within the right
Of way may be allowed to gather them. We
know many instances in which crops are
planted to the edge Of the road. Since the
adoption Of the stock law il has been the
case generally throughout this section.
Mr.. p. s. Webbcr, of Wilkinsyills, on
less than one-sixth Of an acre Of land. has
made 62 gallons Of molassss aud 283 bundles
OF FODDER this year. His cane was the
I'orange" variety. No crop pays better
income than tho sugar cans, on our soil.
Mr. John H. GallmAn, we learn, lost a
horse from his pasture one night last week.
It's supposed TO have been stolen.
Rev F. C. Hickson preached at El.Bethel
yesterday. His text was Epb., 6 chapter,
10th verse.
Mrs. Polly GoudelSok, who 10 now sc years
old, is yet able to get about with consider
able ease for one her age. She 10 the moth
erof W. L. Goudelook, Esq, and is the old
est white person we know Of in this sec.
tion. She is iu wonderful Stats Of pre-.
servation, both in mind'and boiy, and at
tends church regularly
On the third Sunday in October the several
Sunday Schools in this (Goudeysville) town
ship arc expected to meet at El.Bethel
and form township 8. s. Convention. II
is hoped that the Draytonville Schools will
unite with us and form convention of all
our North Paoolst schools.
We visited Hickory Grove last Thursday
and enjoyed first class picnic, given BY the
FARMERS Alliance. W. L. Mcdonald, Ess,
Jas. Causler, Esq, and Gsn'l E. NJ. Law,
were the speakers. yox,
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S &sSosu4~k 494v0ks - k&SA AseAAs
SAsruc, Aug. 8l.--To-day. had the
pleasure OF attsnding one Of the most en-
joycbls pionios sf ths season, that Of the
Fish Dan Alliance held In the beautiful
grovs Il 'front.' of sssrs. Starters residence
dienee was called TO order by Chairman,
Rev. NJ. b. Kelly, and DR.. J. r. Thomas, Of
Santuc, +. A. Was requested TO open with
prayer.
Bro Kelly, 10 ! short and Interesting talk,
Introduced State Lsotursr, Hon. W. j.
Tolbert, who made . very iptsrestipg
speech. He made the nims and eS5sete o.
the organisation beth plain snd saljsfsotefy.
He said the Alliance was not, - some sup
posed, orgsnixsd 10 fght everybody bat
trusts. msncpolies., rings. eliques. 30.
Merchants, Doctors. Bankers, &c' had their
organizations, and they should not objsct to
farmers doing 30, and that they would, In
the Alliance, ask especial privileges' Of
privileges 10 none" Is their motto. Thst
the Alliance inteud to have It's own OK
changes, not to fight others, but that the
farmers are not able to feed them any
touger. One little farmer 10 like the gnat
on the horn Of the OK, he will not be felt,
but whom aii Of them get together they can
eat all The monopolists up.
He said Q man, who to-day buys jute
begging is bartering his principle for
money. Those men who will not join now,
but wait until they see whether it succeeds.
reminds him of the young man who married
brave Western girl, and when bear came
into the house, the man got into the loft,
and stayed until his wife killed the beast ;
he then came down, put his arms around
her, and waltzing around the room said
| ss>;.,t "a -hepeAa 3,- -anma -dax x-fheH- Mill
"ain't We horses" but their ears are toe
long for horses II We don't kill tho bear
the first tussle, We may the second. Some
object to it's being secret order, but that
is the strength Of 1t for il not for secrets
our enemies would know what We were
doing. His speech was just splendid and
full Of wise counsel. At the oloso Of hi,
| speech the committee TO arrange the table
| announced that luncheon was prepared
| for brother Tolbert, who was compelled to
hurry off in order TO take the up train.
After o recess Of an hour or more, the
audience was addressed by DR.. J. p
| the poverty Of the Southern people, and
| especially the farmers. He also gave q
remedy and said that he, and everyone
else who made an Alliance speech mus,
follow in the line Of Mr.. Tolbert. As re,
CARDS the dinner, it Was the best arranged
| I most ever saw. We Of Santuo Alliance
felt very much at ease, fos we were strictly
the guesis Of Fish Dam Alliance, by special
invitation, extended, and most highly sp-
preciated by Us.
In the afternoon tho Alliance met In che
School House, and all visitors Of the same
order was kindly invited In. There was
not 50 very many girls present, but they
were Of the prettiest and most attractive
quality: B. w.. ],
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Local Items.

Rev. DR.. Cosby, Of Newberry, preached
in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday
morning.
Rev. j. NJ. Friday filled the Methodist
pulpit last Sunday evening.
Owing to the sicknes, of the Rev. s. A.
Weber, there WAS no services in the NJ etho-
dist Church last Sunday morning.
Salesdsy was very dull indeed. Only
one tract Of land was sold, and that was To
foreclose mortgage.
The Postoffice has been moved to the
building lately occupied by Mr.. II. L. Goss
as an Insurance office, next to the Bank.
Rev. Mr.. Lampley baptized thirteen can.
didates Mt Phiippi Church last Sunday
afternoon.
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New Advert tisemsnts.

we have only room this week to call at
tention to the new advertisements Of some
OF the enterprising merchants Of the town :
Mr. Irefzer has received IN elegant as
sortment Of Jewelry, and h c i. one ofthe bes.
"orkmen IN the State. All work entrusted
to him will be well and promptly done, and
only fair prices charged
The space for the Little Green Front -
Will be filed next week. In the meantime
Gall On our friend J. B. Porter and see what
an elegant stock, Of Groceries and other good
things he has received.
Messrs. Rodger g. Purcell, two Of the
most worthy young men Of Union, will open
splendid stock Of Dry Goods on the 10Th
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Correspondence Of the Union Times)
Riverside Ripples.

The crop prospect is not so fattering now
as some time back. Cotton seems to be
poorly fruited in places, but from the pres
ent outlook something like an average crop
will be made in this section. Upland corn
is something above the average. Cotton is
beginning 10 open and we hear Of one party
who has commenced 10 pick IL.
Mr.. J. d. Brown lays claim to the dis
tinction Of having made this year, enough
corn toiast him two years. This is mighty
plg tax for 6aehelor--a tolerably good
looking portly one, too. If any Of the
fairer sex WOULD change their name and
make sure of having a bountiful supply Of
"hog and hominy" for another year. we
take this occasion to say that Mr.. B. is q
candidate and wants only one vote TO bo
upaaRRimously and happily elected. JOE.
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Il Mrs. Sarah Kirby, mother Of Mr.. Reu-
ben J. Kirby, who informs methat he has
two tobacco patches, in one Of which the
tobacco leaves are q Il. 6 inches long and
1s inches wide the other has leaves 81
inches long and 22 inches wide.
The cotton ginners of this Township are
going 10 have q meeting here this week, to
arrange uniform price for ginning. There
certainly is no harm in that. Most every
class OF people now have their societies, as
socisiions, or alliance, if you please, which
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FUNERAL OF SToyEwALLJ JAcxsoS's DAuoH.
TER.-Lexington, Va, September 1.-The
funeral services Of Mrs. Julia jackson
Christian took place this morning at the
Presbyterian Church. The services were
conducted by the Rev. Thos L. Preston. d.
D., the pastor, assisted by the Rev.
Ebenezer Junkin, ID. D., of Houston.
Texas. The church was jammed, the en-.
tire population Of the place being out. The
weather was fair and warm. Mrs Chris
tian was inferred beside her father. Gen
Thomas j. (StonewalI) Jackson.
The scenes at the church and grave was
unusually pathetic. Many battle scarred
Veterans Of the Confedracy, with heads bow.
ed and in tears, watched the remains laid
to rest. Choice doral offerings came from
many places.
The funeral party from Charlotte, NC.
left here tonight for home.
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Tickets to the Maryland Exposition.

Tickets for the Maryland Exposition at
baltimore, will be on sale at this place
september 7th TO 9th, inclusive. Round
trip rate from Union $50 90. Good TO re-
turn until September 3Oth. Tickets can
also be bought here on Sept. 9th to oath to
the Harvest Excursions in Arkansas and
Texas, Good for 80 days.
This Office can now supply the public with
tickets to almost any point desired. Sum.
mer tickets will remain on gale until Sept.
aOth, to oil the Springs and Sx miner resorts.
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WHY TIVE SoLprBRs DssERr.--St. Loui,
August 1.--A Post Dispatch prints anothe
chapter Of Its army expose, secured throug b
the medium Of reporter who enlisted to
obtain the inner working Of army life.
II shows terrible state OF affairs at Jeffer.
SON BARRACKS, alleging that recruits are
treated like dogs, that men are struno mn
by their wrists until they Swoon from weak.
ness; that the brutal sergsants deem no
cruelty too severe. Il relates how an N .
cane man was heartlsssly tortured and
how common soldiers are i'm prison sd
st the whim Of their supperiors, 5 u
Is also charged in the sxpcse that in the
guard house, where pris9psys are packed in
diiion is terrible, and the place IL breeder
Of pestilsnco. Prisonerse are k6pt from sleep
By yermin and their SUR 1p&hf1 ioQs ars ro.
voting in the extreme. HSofber chapter
is promised tomorrow. ~
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The MissIssIrpr STATE ALLsAScs nAKrsA
FEW SUaaEsrIoSs. dispstoh from Jack SON.
Miss, says: The committee ON me morisls
and legislation made their report 10 thd
State Alliance yesterday and it was adopted.
1t contains the following rscommendst
to the Legislature. That money be sppro.
priated by the State to encouraging foreign
immigration; that so much Of the convict
labor is necessary be employed In running
abagging factory asa State enterprise; .thst
railroads, banks, ETC., be required to ply
an ad raiorem instead Of privilege tax;
urging q law establishing o State agricul-
tural bureau end providing for the teach
ing Of agriculture In the public schools; that
tho next Legislation call q con stitutional
convention that . law be adopted requiring
the inspection Of the hoofs Of oil beef cat
tie.
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Correspondence Of the Union Times.l
Notes from Cross Keys.

Mr.. EDIToR.-It has been some time
since eur last to you, and among other
things our thoughts to-day are ON our well
come weekly visitor, the TINES.
We are having fine weather for fodder
pulling, and farmers gen orally are making
good use Of it. Corn is not ss good %
was thought it would be, on ao count Of the
heavy rains. Cotton, if favored with good
seasons. will make in some instance. q
good crop, bat in some places only half .
crop. II no further disasters befall US We
think there is very good prospect for q
support.
we hear farmers talking of sowing more
grain. This 10 grand move toward indie
pendsnee and home comforts On the farm.
"Hog and homisyn I. that 10 accessory.
~ Cross Keys and Sedalia Alliances had .
picnic at Padgetts Creek, Friday, 3Oth
inst. G. b. Bobo, Esq, made few extern
poraneous remarks, rather in introduction
to .. E. Nilsson. Esq, Of CAvin's Alliance,
Spartanburg, who entertained the audienos
very pleasantly for 20 minutes, and until
dinner was announced. when all marched
to large and well furnished table and did
ample justice to the bountiful spread of
good things. There -ss ss=s aisappoint-
ment, as only one invited speaker was pres
ent, the Hon. G. d. Fowler, who spoke for
halt an hour, very enthusiastically.
The order Of our County Commissioners
1or better roads has caused considerable
STIR This Is one good step those level
headed gentlemen have taken fer rood
roads are very much needed 10 this County.
especially from Tiger river to Union C. II.
MIR. Editor, we are expecting something
new in these diggings soon. Bupsies re-.
painted, old ones swapped for new ones.
Travelling At night 10 nothing new, but dan.
gerous to eyes blinded By cupid's AFRO ws.
and falling into gullies 10 not uncommon.
30, girls do return home with .whole M
heart" We shall not be surprised II they be.
come beads Of interesting families and be-
come cash subscribers to the TIMss, for we
think y Is tho duty Of every person to
pstronize home indust ~. r
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B@r 1t will be noticed in our advertising
columns that MIR. Nicholson Is Offering the
1'''--''''7-mo-nrrIGuro 10 DeIieve that we shall
nave no Town Hall for any public entertain
ments' for church, social, school or any
other purpose.
we DO not know Mr.. Niclolson's reason
iof selling the furniture, &C., but we hope
'ne nan VIII not be closed against public
entertainments, and suggest that the Town
council lease 1t, with the furniture, if it can
oe mad at reasonable rent, which We heard
sometime ago, Mr.. Nicholson proposed.
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The Augusta Division.

-. =
We have Il on what We consider strictly
reliable anthoriiy that work win be- ocm-
menced In very short time on the Aueusta
Division Of the Cbarleston, Cincinnsti &
Chicago Railroad. Brother Walisce, of the
Newberry Observer, will please take notice
and Withhold that Cartridge. s."-Biacks6ur
Dipdteh.
'In avery short time" We think, s'broshst
Wallace instead Of Withholding ..that cart.
ridge" will find II necessary 70 charge Il
with an extra quantity Of powder to ami.
hilatc some ofthose sanguine rrophsts wke
are continually having the Augusta Disisien
commenced or built "in short tims.'' =
We think very much a. '.brother Wallace
does on the matter Of building this division
Itis very evident to us that the money late
ly borrowed By the authorities Of the road
will be spent upon the main line from Ten
nessee to Indiana, aud the building OF ths
Augusta Division will be postponed until
that line 10 finished, and then il will do
pend upon how much Of the money 10 ief
in the treasury Of the road.
We, however, sincerely hope, "in . YER,
short time" to find onrself greatly mistaken
and We would rejoice at being called Of
to acknowledge our mistake, by announcing
70 our readers that work on the road be
tween Flacksburg and Newberry had beef
commenced.
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Notiee to supsrlnt.n

SuperintsndAnts OF shs Baptist Sunday
Schools Of this County Will please send me
the names and number Of delegates thai
will be sent from their church TO ths Con-
vcntion, which will be held here, com
meneing on Friday before the 9th sunday
In this month.
They must be sept 70 me before the lth
Sunday in This month, 80 that thsrs will be
no trouble in preparing homes for thsm.
W. @. C0psrs,
Sec. and Treas,