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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
Mathematical Problems.

| =. L. UNIVERSITY, CoLUMBIA, ). G, Nav
Ill see in this weeks TIMES that Vox
has sent in the following answer to my
problem 1.-The circle, if the radius is j
inches) contains 7S.54 square inches, OF
which the ellip.s contains 81 inches and
the crescent contains i4.j4 inches, nearly.
feel little delicate in expressing my
opinion on his results. for fear Of being ac-
cuscd of lack Of respect for his intelligence
and learning. lie says the eclipse contains
81 inchc'." suppo'c he means by .'cl-
lipse" the lens-shnnAd fGnr.. bounded by
efnPsJ...A rar, 80 ...+elcs OF the same radius,
moving in such n way that the sum OF its
Instances from two fixed points (the foci)
Is always constant. My results are as fo,-
lows: Area Of circle 1891 square inches.
which agrees with the result of Vox, for
tn" lens-'hapcd figure, 3O7l square incA.
and for the crescent, 81 square inches.
MIR. Editor have another problem to give
TO the readers o! your paper, and es specialy
to some ofmy friends nd brothers, the sur
vcyors.
There is piece Of land cxac,lv in the
shape Of n triangle. On, Of the SIDES of the
Triangle is " ch,ns in length. another. b
cha'hS' ana the other chains 1t is re.
qnirei to divide this triangular piece Of
land into two equal parts hy II line paral-
lei I" the side {. What will be the inter
section points OF this division line with the
sides and a. make this cxample crn.
ernl insteal Of makingit it spcci,i, in order
That the result can be applied to the solu-
'ion OF any triangle, by mere substitution.
Mr. Editor, | will wait n month for an
'wers 10 this problem, arl after that tim.
will send in my rcIults.
Very Respectfully.
A. F. McKlssfcK. !
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D6y- They are about to build a cotton

n6y They are about to build cotton
80 ''.
the +. Il. &. w. G. railroad, 10 miles from
Lauren, G. H.. and ono mile from Noun
tain Shoals, on Enoreo river, where the
Enorse Factory i, located and nearly com.
pleted. The new factory will havo water
power suflisientts run 5000 spidles, but
they intend supplsmenting it with steam
power TO double that capacity. A capital
Of thirty or forty thousand dollars is thought
to be sufficient to begin with, and about
half that amount has already been sub
scrbed. SO confident of success, are the
projectors OF this new enterprise, that they
have commenced making brick for tho
building.
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Prom South-West Corner.


Cross KEYS, May 12.-The Sun has once
IN orc sank TO rest and dark shadows ore
stealing Ger the plain; the children OF men
are retiring from their daily vocations to
travel over dreamy land; the lightning
bug, with its harmless lantern, roves the
solitude, and with noissless wings hies
slowly through the tranquil forest, while
the thrilling notes Of The whippoorwill are
playing on tho twilight breeze. AL nature
seem, to speak Of peace on earth and good
will towards men.
So our thoughts arc centered on the kind
Editor and his many readers, hoping TO
cheer and interest them by our words OF
simplicity. We would deem it quite. favor
if 'inclc "Vox" would tel mo what
Paul was by trade?
There has been quite change in the
counteuenoes Of the farmers of this Corner
since our last communication. Their faces
were then straight and pleasant, but they
now wear an unpleasant frown. Inc
weather at present i, extremely hot and
dry. We naturslly refuse to- say anything
of the present prospect, for crop, as NO are
one of the number wearing the frowns We
notice that the Apple crop is going to DO
| short if no further disaster.
We enjoyed abort but ple ssant visit 10
nosou.-ills last first Sabbath, where We
met with n host of relatives and warm
hearted friends. We can always enjoy
ourselves among the Bogansvlle people,
and hope, if not providentially hindersd,
to be found among the generous people near
West Spiugs' healing fountain on the third
Sabbath of This month.
We took flying trip few days since
to Enoree and Landlord Station. AL that
we saw was wortcy Of note. The Cotton
Factory at Enoree will be in operation
some time in June.
On the eve Of he I!;h Of May. MIR
ebert L. Dunaw.y, of Cross Anchor. and
Miss Matte J. lawson, Of Cross Keys, wore
married by Rev. c. Smith, at the Marlborough
Chapel Parsonage Our best wishes follow
the happy couple TO thsir home.
Well, Mr.. Editor. you kindly asked your
correspondents to "b,il down their letters,
If you only knew how your readers appre
ciatcd the favors from the different CORES
pondents you would be delighted. We live
one mile md II half from the nearest post
office, but never refuse to 60 for tho mai
every Friday evening, we are so anxious t
sec the TINES.
Well, Mr.. Editor, it's getting late and
have already worried your patience, SO vii
close, by saying to the Whippoorwill
Sing on, MI. Whippoorwill,
, Sing in the midnight breeze,
Sing on the barn sill,
Sing under the apple trees.
t Sing a little everywhere,
Sing among the rocks,
Sing song for the Editor,
And then one for ''No1.'
Sing on tho garden gate,
, Sing among the peas,
Sing for its getting late,
Good night, says Mr.
$ KEYS.
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Personals.

NJ. W. 4 Niclo'son left on Monday for
ChN"rn"ren, ns q delegate from Enoree Pres
h!t"! t" ne General Assembly. VIII ch is
now III s",s sl'n in that CITY.
Nh. J. H. Maxwell returned TO her home
AZ Grc'n'i'r last Saturday.
We bad pleasant visit last Monday from
our young friend Isaac Thomson, who j.
now trh"lng ia tic interest ola L,r, Insu.
Iabc" Comlany.
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There are upwards Of seven hundred
members Of the Southern baptist Con-
vension, representing independent con-
grCgations. The size Of the convention
il significant. because it is regulated by
the extent OF the contribution which each
constituency makes to the cause Of mis-
sions. Formerly the representation was
one delegate for every hundred dollars.
The body becoming unwioldy, the basis
of representation was raised to $3.50.
'f'' - s'...ann- -shnn-,. .dcrren ofz.al and
A GIRL Horse SrEALER.-Kansas
City, -Alny I-Glara Graham, beau
ful girl of Is ears, wns convicted in tho
Criminal Court here yesterday of horse
stealing. When placed on tho stand
'hc confessed that February 13, while
out Of work, she hired horse and buggy
and started for a drive. While out she
met Frank Mccoy on horse back and he
Joined her and proposed m clopement,
she to so to St. Joseph. She went there
and when he did not come she drove to
Horton, Kansas. and being out of money
she sold the horsc and buggy. The
jury found her guilty aud gave hcr two
years.
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DrTIFrL SoN.-ls n pleasure TO anv
parent. lie brings joy to the home Of The
old people and iG every way seeks TO make
easy the altering, feeble steps of age. This
son was wise one:
VIRGINIA, TESSfsSgE, & GEORGIA Il. r.,
GcnIlemsn-My father, who is i'm tho
eighty-'econd year If his age, has been
materially strengthened a"I rel ,eveI from
suffering by the use of one bottle of your
Cnlisoya Tonic. Please forward u his ad.
dress Jonathan Welsh. High poip, N.C,)
six bottles Of the same, aud send hIll for tho
amount 10 me.
Very respectfully,
nj. VI WLLsH West. AT
This great blood renoyatCr c. n be Lo ,oLt
from my druggist.
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A Compliment TO Union.

Mr.. william Ward raid the town Of Unirp
quite n coml limcnt while he WAS here. lie
s''" '''ni"n Is the Tr,tric>r, ploasan'eu and
cIrhnc.t town ] ever WAS in. Her streets
ahd 'i'cwalhs nrc much letter than rh,.c
- "'hr 'hnri'ttc or NInrtanhurg, and her
tc'GIiiul sLaGc rrt,> give the town rein.
"i md ttnly attractive ar of comfort.
20 fnr ~ The str"trs are Concerned. our
the credit for their present, Clearly and per.
marent good condition. II they viii on'y
put broken rock III the fcw huI,s now lcfr
III Main street they would complete an cx.
ccl!tnt job. and receive The uu,pimous
thanks OF the people
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New. From P.eol.l

Eta JANE, May lv Nvesther con-
tiuue, dry aud hst. L@t yridsy and satur-
day the thernomster r. Irsd 96o in the
shade. wbe,, i, doiul d, but oats are
suffering for want Of rais >aRis coming
growing until it q dough 1t has
been but short tFds sihee w ..,,c.. a, good
rain, the sun and wind have driodit out.
Several case. .rIdysentery and au1 have
been reported within the last few days, but
none are serious Is yet The timely use Of
oil and turpentiSe have proved of great
medicinal value Sn the majority Of cases.
These in,aluaite agents should be kept in
every home.ttad, aud used with discretion
when occasion requires it.
The eommunon meeting closed at Salem
yesterday. A large congregation was pres
ent on the occasion. Rev. r. p. Smith
preached on Saturday. 1t is unnecessary
to say that be redeemed the promise Of his
nc ouaintanc,s who assured us that We
would hear something brilliant from him.
For . man Of his age no exhibited great the
ological resesrch and profound reasoning.
We could serve eur readers no better than
by giving . synopsis of his discourse, but
space makes :his imiTacticable. Brother
Smith made q fine suppression upon our
people. ootn p>..es-% ana m."'s...,'.,.,
aud We only voice the sentiment Of this
community when We say we hope he will
come again. Rev. J. W. Query preached
yesterday. His text was Enter in ut
the straight gate" Besides being one of
his finest efforts the sermon was "a powerful
appeal to the unconverted. The afternoon
ton Of tho Lords Supper. Notwithstanding
the intensely warm weather and the large
congregation present, the best Of order pre-
vailed during the solemn exercises. Every
one present seemed to realize the solemnity
Of the occasion which the exercises were in
tended to commemorate. We will s.y that
our North Pacolet people, whether few OF
many, when they meet for public worship
know how TO behave themselves. The pres
tige of their devotion to duty makes it ex
tromcly unpopular to do otherwise. Any
attempt to impair our religious institution:
or cripple their influence, would consign tn,
perpetrators TO deldge Of scorn and con
tempt.
Mr.. Editor, we are glad to hear from
brother A. A. Gilbert, and wish to give hi
sentiments n topgratulntory Amen ant
Amen. When such veterans throw them
selves into the fight victory is assured.
Mr.. Terry Estes has answered our ques
ton "IIow long will i. take one man mt
three women to perform work that = mel
and women cap 60 in % days; provided
woman does I Of a mans work." Answe
43 l Is days.
In last weeks issue our question WASH
fairly stated. 1t should have read, the dill
ference between the square Of the age j
years, and the square of her height in inch
es is $1,000" With this correction, W
:, will leave the problem with our readers fu
this week, and hope some ofthem will giv
the answer. --.--.
rance 1t II is feoG- fee6o1G TO 10 none one or % Inc nor Dr.
: tribe. No doutA many Of cur lady reade,
are familiar with the flower iu questio,
. and perhaps many Of them have it. but wit
us 1t is n new botanical beauty, and hcnc
, we must make mention of il.
EOX
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List of State Pensioners.
KEYS.

The following are the names OF those en-
~osSrh unon by the
MALE PENSIONERS.
j. =. Eison, Union
}. B. Lancaster, West Springs.
n. G.. Rollins, Joncsvile.
I. j. Greer, Union.
a. e. White, Joncsvillc.
Adolphus Mitchell, Union.
VIM. Millwood, Jonesvile.
T.. :. Harvey, Union.
W. ID. Kirby, Joncsville.
Anderson Gregory, Jonesville
Edward Jentric, Cross Keys
Gcrgc Harvey, Goshen Hill.
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iloEEIDLE HANGING.-Sr. Louis. May TO-
--lhree Bad -knobbers- Eli Walker. Dave
Walker aud John Mathews haI ged nt
Oza'k, Mo, to-day.
The execution ras II horribly iunSlcd
hntchery. The drop fell At 9:i3 Tie rnr.s
broke and the three men fell to The grouad
struggling.
lho men we're carried 10 the scaff,ll
'i"'n ACID: w lhQ Walker .trugS ing.
sF"""'hS n"d nlinost inscnsihle. They were
then 'trn"g np ag,i".
Dave Walker died in fifteen minutes
Mathews III thirteen and Bill Walker Ia four-
icea mInuics.
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FEMALE PENSIONERS.

FEMALE PENSIONERS.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mcdonald, Jonesville.
q Sarah Rodgers, Union.
Cathnrine Sanders, Union.
" Nancy Gregory, Santuc.
" Sarah Proctor, Gowdeysvillo.
Elizabeth Bake, Gowdeysville.
I" Permelia johnson, Union.
" S. \. Harris. Grindall.
- Ellen Edwards, Union.
L" Emaline Brak efield, Mount Tabor
" j. y. Lamb, SedaIia.
" SafaRR SSHGsRRls Rda Nay fioyd, ypiEn: %e ION.
- Pcrmclia Ninson, Kelton.
" Ann lnman, Pinckney.
" Caroline Fowler, Home.
liuldy Vaughn, Mount Tabor.
Martha 4. Nance, Union.
Mnit Willard.
&" Elizabeth Gallman'
l.. Jnic Gregory.
Roiocca Mcdaniel,
Louisa Robinson,
Martha lvcy,
" Francis Gault,
Naomy Jolly,
Sophia Wright
VI. \. +. JamoS,
G. 4. Whisnnant,
- Sallis Whitlock, Joncsville.
Caroline ID. Burgess, Mount Tabor.
d" Ellcn Palmer.
" Jane Safes. Home.
Rchecca Sellers, Lawn.
" Eivca Kirby, Ilcmc.
" =. J. Mobly. Asbury.
" Charlott Gregory, West Springs
" Nancy vest, Kelton.
" Eady IIamcs,
" Susan Duncan, Star Farm.
W. \. {. Patrick, Wilkinsville.
j. llniF. Cross Keys.
Marian c. Willard, Union.
Nancy Nix.
" l.. ID. Hawkins.
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POSTAL CLERKS "DowNED. two mora
clerks OF the Railway Postal Service hayo
received notice that the government has 10
longer need Of their services. They are Mr.
w. Young, running between Columbia
ana Hot Springs, and Mr.. Il. W. Kcernp,
VINO mas the run between Columbia aud
"reehvilIe. white man name Crif from
ashcviIle has b'en appointed to fill Mr.,
loung place but who is to be Mr. Kcepans
successor is not yet known.
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BE1- Tho celebrated lawsuit Of Mrs.
Myra Clark Gaines against the City OF New
Orleans, for q large tract Of roal estate with
in the corporate linus Of that city, has at
last been finally disposed of by the Supreme
Court ofths United States. The decision
gives Mrs. Hattie l.. Whitney, the only sur
viving relative Of Mrs. Gaines, S576,707,
tho amount Of tho judgment obtained by Mrs.
Gaines before her death against over 400 per-
sons who occupied portions Of the property
in dispute. but di,allous the award Of
Sl,34S.949, en- the ground that the award
of the lower court was based on false prin
ciplcs.
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The Il. rision Of the Inter State Com
merce Commiss on in the case Of the
Georgia colorcd preacher, Heard, will
be received rs II very .cnsible and Just
settlement of the rights of co!ored pas
scuGcrs in separate cars, but they must
give them the same accommodations for
the same money that are given white
as 'cngcrs. 1t lie the doctrine Of equal
accommodations for equal money
G"cCnrWc N,~s.
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NiI.ED on TIE RAILROAD.-Mr. a
e. mwcll Chapman of Newbcrry was run
E" at Helena on Friday afternoon
IL vt ) o'clock by the Laurens train.
J. was brought down to Newberry
'' hand car and died from his il jures
" = :. MIR. Chapman had been drink
day aud was under tho influence
= - iskry vi on the affair happened.
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lhCEEAsED or CAPITAL STCCK.-A
not &C has bt Gu filed with the Secretary
81 State ly the Magnetic Iron
nni Steel Ore Company Of Blacksburg,
York County, announcing an increase
= rs r"p!i"l stock. The increase is
II ~ $1,000, the amount originally
'.'' ed when a charter was secured, to
SI3I 800.
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TIE ALLIANCE BUREAU.-Sevcral
Alliances in nickcns and Anderson
Counties, the members Of which do their
trading in this city. have asked to be
ti"n by the mc' ting Of the County Al
lance in July. 1t is already said by
somc that the permanent establishment
IL IN office heie -ilI draw to Grecnv:Ee
n large amount of trade n,w gciu.
elsewhere GyrcnuIWc NrwS.
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rsSy- We have had almost cvery variety
of weather the psst month. Up to about
three weeks ago everything in the field and
garden locked green anl promising. We
had n hea,y rain about TINT fims, fo!lorc |
hv Wind uhiSh canssd . hard crust to form
II sriontcd and iotted in the ground, max
irG bad sianls. Upon that dry spell set
III, with much cold Wind, up TO the begin
ming Of last week. when il turned or
scoi ching hot, threatening to burn up'
sorts Of vegetation, and making the gar
dehS lock AZ il they were about TO sion
their supplies. The heat continued 10 be
almost ini"!crahle up TO Monday night last.
when We had most rcfrs-hing and revi,i.
kinS IA With heavy wind. thunder and
lightning. In the town the " nj was VIC
lent, tat d"l no dsmaSc, but, strange rs it
nay appear, beyond the corporate limits, in
almost every direction more particularly
III The Southwest AID Northeast, the cou,s.
q: The Storm-Ihs wind va. terrific, hi W.
lrs Gown trees and doing other damage.
tut with much less rain thaa 10 with, =,
radius .ftws miles around the town
GRAHAM 4 SPARKS. have the lar,est
the test and cheapest line Of dress goods,
White S"'ds, Cling ghams etc. III town.
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ps- A small box containing number Of
pairs Of small childs socks, were dropped
in the street yesterday. The person finding
them will please bring or send them to this
Office, and receive the thank, of n sweet
little baby.
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M"NE TX The C"TToN MILLs.-Fall Riyor,
Mass, May - The showing made hy the
cotton m'l for the Insi quarter ~ indic,-
ted - the \pril dividends i.a an unusually
S""d enc. Despite the annoyance and loss
OF production caused by the wcavers'
''r'kc ~ N'rch the total amonnt paid cut
III dividends dmIing the quarter was con.
N'd"rh'y III rN""SS "f the amount paid to
>rr'" I'"r' in The corresponding qua ter
IN lS~S.
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NJ B' lie Green, Of Savannah, Ga,
is no" said TO have been the most bcauti-
iul man at The CentcnDisl ball Sh,
is Ia! nd fair, with light hair and dark
ever, I'D light lut exquisite figure.
Her r is about twenty three.
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NIWW EEwARn.-Ohc thousand do lars
Will lee paid 10 my chemist who will find
on analysis Of :. :. : tSwln's Spccifc) one
particle OF mercury. Iodrdc OF potash. or any
POISONOUS substance.
In 1875 contracted h'uDd poison, which
soon developed into rs Sevcrcst scconlo,y
FORM with hl'tcheS and ugly sores all over
my body, which Ia ly disabled me for
more than year The doctors treated me
all the time without benefit The disease
sicahliy growing worse aud worse. | was
unable To work for more than wear: finally
was persuaded to lake Swilis Specific.
After taking seven bottles was sound and
we'll anu have not iclt symptom of the
disease since. This was : Xicen war, ago.
F'r>yth, Ga, Jan %. 1889. J0r VArGnx.
have taken Swift Specific for secon,lnry
h'o"d poison, and derived grc,t b.uciiI.
II acls much better than potash. or anv
other remedy that have ever used
u. +. WI$GrIELp, VI u Richmond. Va.
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Another new lot Of millinery good, just
received cheaper than ever before, at GRA-
HAM y SPAEkS. Call and sccnrc srme Of
the targa'rs they are Offering.
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WI" H'UM \ T"wN.-Tbose who don't ad'

Nnp liIRM TowH--Those who don nd
vcrtiSe.
lh"'" who oppose improvements.
Those who run it down to strangers.
Ih'se who show no hospitality to anybody.
Those who hate to see others make money.
Those who oppose every movement that
does not originate with themselves.
Those who put on long faces when .trsn.
ger speaks Of locating.
those who oppose every public enterprise
that does not appear of personal benefit TO
themselves
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We glory in the gr "f Greenwood. The
town has crtiGn fscl"ry started. wIiL
HIOO.OOO capital subscribed ani tho money
SIi c'ming in, and a cotton s,cd oil mi is
IN sight. 1t j. on such thriving. wide.
awake, s"-aGead communities as Greenwood
that the burden Of South (arolimas dc,el-
"rm"nt lies. And tn rc is N danger of
GREENWOOD 3 sinking under her share Of the
burden Trrcpr,Yc t,,rs
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PISA The last is,ue OF tho IToodrug Ncws
announces ito own death. 1t was nn ably
edited md well conducted paper, and we
are truly sorry to lose it. Woodruff Gaffney
City, Clinton and other thriving business
towns, beyond the County seats OF their
Counties. have tried hard to establish papers
among them, and some Of their papers have
been conducted with .pirIt and ability, but
it is very evident they cannot succeed, and
thier failures have y tendency to do more
harm than good TO the towns they repre'ent.
IT,. F"ct i. there arc but few counties in
but few Counties willLgi4e- -Hi5re-tfrsu
bare living to one papor The best plan for
those who wish TO have their town or locality
written ur, is 10 cnSa .s space in tbs Colnty
paper. which any editor will gladly put At
their disposal. under proper husinc. re-
strict ons. aud select som. o,e in their town
to fill that space every week
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to $40 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from A. NJ. to Z. Nj.
The Northern and Southern mails will
both close promptly at | p. NJ.
Any inattcDtion or irregularities should
be reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J. &. HUNTER, =. ~.
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SANir FROM TnE WRECK. - Hugh S. Thomp-
"a - 'Wil S"r,tr tommis siOner, should
'nrh' Saved. f'"m.ii e.Wreck Trust.
wiz. "f Jut &c Fuller ard Justice Lamar
her Iwo mcn beIs. - Wdshmgtoa
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p65- Mr.. J. |. Harris, ono day last week,
caught German Carp weighing l33 lbs
from the Fair Forest river.
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The foun ntain Of good things, cooling
beverages, set up in the incest style, can
only be found at the Little Green Front.
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TIE merchants Of Charlotte have
agreed 10 close their stores at z p. m. dur
ing the summer.