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Personals.

Personals.
MISS Lula Wood, one OF Kepoa,ss w co est
yourg ladies paid our t,wn c VISIT =,
wee'..
MIR. Fred. Plumb. of Aug ,ssa, c., IS
N'si ng Eev. b. C. Clifford and .ramilv.
Mr.. G. W. Cas.on, Of lester, was :, tow.
on bus'u' % last week.
Mrs. J. Chcppe' of Newbe".y, visited her
sis,e'. Mrs. L. N. Rodge, this week.
NJ 20 A'n'e l. ..Ss, has gone to f ende. SON
We. N. e., OF o lit 70 her ir.end Miss
Lessie Anderson.
MI ANY Allen, oS Cha7esso1, IS vis...:ng
- W. Nicholson and "u'ly.
M ,. J. p. Alan and son re u-ned 70 ~.
home at Charleston last Mont.a-.
NJ: anu Mrs Plumb e,d son retu ,aed @
A",,s;. las week.
Ma'scr Charles CliL,rd has gone O,
v's-t TO relatives in Augusta.
Ms. A. }. Douglass. of Baox7.rs, rer1.,
-A-,ieitilG Gol; l. q. MsIs s;ssAel, spit tfapily-
- Mrs. L. g. Young, Mrs. W. T. Lea :, Miss
Lila reaty, Miss Sims, end Mr.. roe:t
Munro, have gonSfo The noun, AIMS.
Miss Corrie Wbiteside has gone o Wni;e
Oak, Fairfield County, to visit rsla ives.
Hon. w. o. Cain and wife, Of Sumter, Gnu
Miss Minnie McFadden, Of Clar rendop, a.e
On visit 10 Few. B. c. Lampley md family.
Mr.. d. D. FAINT, Of Santuc Div sion, DR..
NJ. W. Chambers, Of Kelton Division, and
s. s. Stokes, Of Union Division, went TO
Columbia to attend the meeting Of the Grand
Division If the Sons OF Temperance this
week.
| Mr.. ]. L. S. Hill, of 0kolon,, Miss, is
visiting friends and relatives Ir this county.
| Misses Barbara and Evie Chambers, Of
| Piuckney, visited Mr.. b. F. Foster and
family this week.
Miss Lula F. Coan, of Ridgeway, Va, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. W. II. Roseborough, of Chester, i.
on visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. McLurc and family.
Miss Bella Smith, Of Greenville, a1d Miss
Lillian Murrah, of Anderson, are spending
some time with their friend Miss Teresa
Schoppaul.
Mrs. Ann E. Arthur has gone to Ashsville
for q month
Mr.. Dogan Humphries is rusiicGting in the
mountain fastuesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Chapman. OF Spartan
burg, are on q visit to Capt. A. ii. Foster anL
family.
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Democratic Convention.

At the meeting Of the Democratic Cony.n.
'ion last Monday, on motion, the delegate,
chosen by the County Convention on the 26th
OF June, were authorized to represent the
democratic party Of Union, in the conven.
ton Of the 18th Of August and the nominal.
'hs convention Of the 10Th September.
The following preamble and resolution,
were int "oducei by Mr.. ]. C. O,;s and adopt
ed:
Whereas we seessSa1 ts..T..s-
in tbe ad niuisirati6 Vl the Nfairs -oe. .ts;,l
S'ase; and whereas, the platform Of princ;.
piles adopted hy tho March Convention are
Ia coco'd with our views, and believing that
change in our state affair. is necessary to
remedy the abuses that exist, therefore be it
Resot0ed, gnat We heartily endorse the
aston o. The March Convention.
2. That we will use all reasonable mean,
to secure the nomination of b. r. Tillman
for Governor in the September Convention.
Hewever, we pledge ourselves to support
the nominee, whoever he may be.
3. That we will not give our support to
any candidate for Office, Federal, State or
County, who opposes, by word or action, or
has not already expressed himself in favor
of the Farmers Movement and its demand
for Ieirenshment and reform.
4. That we will not support any candidate
for Congress who does not favor the SUBJ
treasury bill, or one of similar import.
" 'r'sv uO 0vuauur=r avv,vu-yr-uUpu.
Vale Hampton against the Farmers Move
mcnt, its candidate, and his friends who
have honored him so highly aimee 1876.
9. That we condemn the action of the
lIash ell Conference held in Columbia July
10Th, as uuwise aud undemocratic, not for
being called, but in the result and effect it
is calculated to have upon democratic unity
in the State.
7. That any person or persons, whether
in private or in public, who intimates in any
way whatsoever anything calculated to be
reflection upon our being full fledged Simon
pure Democrats, intimate and ins,nuate
what they know to be false.
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na. We have been requested to publis

n@- We have been requested to publisl,
the following preamble and resolution.
passed by the Jonesville Democratic Club:
Inasmuch as we demanded primary for
the nomination Of State officers ut the lie.
ginning Of the present campaign and said
demand was refused for partisan considera-
ton and whereas the same faction Of the
party which then refused our demand now
themselves demand primary because they
have discovered that convention will not
subserve their purposes,
Resolved That we the Democratic Cub
at Jonesville. Union County, do pronounce
against yielding to said demand, while under
ordinary circumstances we pledge ourselves
in favor Of the primary for oil State and
County officers. s~.s.- -as-Ss. =. -. -
Signed, Ss*sHss 30.
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For the TIN ,s.
Mar iage Bells at Home.

Mn. EDr~oR.-Oni the 1lth lost, at the
residence Of the brides fathe., Hon. WAN
Jefferies. Mr.. Charles y. Allen, one Of the
most popu'sc and promIl Mt young business
men Of Greenvile, was un.red in marriage
to Miss Mamie Jefe-ies, one Of the swee est
and most 'ltellectusl Of Union CorIsy's 8
charmins young ladies. Rev. J. A. ion,
in that so'emn and impressive manner which
IS so Characteristic Of him, conducted the
ceremony, and at its conclusion the hand
some yourg bridet, :oom and HIS fair bride
were the recipients Of sincere corg stula'ions
f.o-n thei; many relatives aud :n,inSessricnd
Sssemb,ed. The young coupls lel(CSr. tlsik
nome in Greenviifssfrom whence Hhey n,h
go 70 Asheyille for the GUNNER. p,
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our advertised Druggist a bottle Of DIR.
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when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs,
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MERIT WiNs.-We d;1ire to say to our
90 liens, ,bat FOR years We have been selling
r.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
things New Life pills, Bucklen's Arrioa
live and Electric Filters and have never
neled :snedics that sell as well, or that
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do not hesitate to graran'ee them every me,
and we stand -e .dJ to'reflnd the purchase
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.heir use. These remedies have won their
great popularity pure'y on .le'' mer: =.
B. F. PCsey Drrggis u
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D3y" We suggest that while the candi-
dates for congress are required to pledge
themselves, if elected, to support the sub
treasury scheme, they be also pledged to op-
pose any tariff upon ar.icles Of utility and
use upon the farm, in The workshop, or that
is necessary for home comfort.
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seS- This talk about ep'ittiny the Demo
cratic party, dsfeating I;llman with
negro votes, and assassinatiug him, is all
political clap-trap, and is altogether
too freely used in this campaign. We claim
he right. to oppose the nomination of Can't.
Tillmau, AMI shall exercise that right. 40 n
true democrat, and we houSsu, accord to
Gae. Tllman's friendso the right to u,c
t-~z( hnlshrShis ,as.a. 20 ~.l,-.------A----
ton but when the pomiaation is made, the
democratic ranks must, and we believe will
be, c'osed up. The fact is, we cannot afford
TO either split the party or affiliate with the
| negroe', and as TO assassination, that is too
revolving, tco dangerous to be thought Of
and Tiilman knows it, If that was 10 occur
or if it was even attempted, there is no know
ing whore the killing would end. Our hon
est opinion is, the only killing that will be
done, will be political, by the people, two
years from now, il Tillman is elected, VIII on
they realize how eg .egiously they have been
bapbo9zled.
No, no! There will be no split, no resort
to negro votes and no assassination il the
democratic ranks. The fight must be made
before the nomination. Afse- the Stale tick
ct is fairly nominated, by the State Demo
cratic Convention, ie wedge that now d..
,.des the democra,s Of this Safe VII bs
withdrawn, ana We shur1 MI come togerhe,
as atu al as falling off log" 1t mus
not bo supposed. however, that the reckless
che ges and tricker!v of Ti'lman and many
Of his fcllowe ) will be forgotten.
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G.. WALTON WHITMAN.
W. A. MCWHIRTRR.

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft or Caloused Lumps and Blem-
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Sprains, all Swollen throa's, Coughs, eic.-
Save $50by use Of one bottle. Warranted
the most wond rfnl Blemish Cure ever
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BD- splendid and opportune rain fell
here last Monday, commencing about A.
NJ. and lasting ill noon. Everything in
the fed and garden, that was not toe far
gone, took on new life and is booming.
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wv >ohVtu istviu Cuulc U LIS ucuCu Oy
pistol shot wound from the hand of George
Orange, alias. "Spider," against the peace
AMI dignity Of the State" The slayer made
his escape.
Rev. Il. p. Smith p!eachod 10 large con
gregation at Salem yesterday. His text was
from Romans L: 16: "For am not asham-
ed Of the Gospel of Christ, for it is power of
God unto Salvation 10 every one that be-
lieveih."
The afternoon service was o review of the
Sunday School lesson of the day, which the
speaker analysed, and s:mpli6ed greatly.
The dry spell has come to an end, and
what seems 10 be o general rain is falling at
this writing. Crops, where they are not too
far spent will in oil probability take new
We expect many Of ourold soldiers, their
wives aud children and the children Of our
fellow comrades to visit Yorkville next
month, to witness and to take part in the re-
union exercises of the 9th. 8. G. Regiment.
Patriotic old York, true to the memory of
the Lost Cause, extends cordial welcome
to all.
o"pPVs~ tL~s> .~~l.ee, vnvi, feet IN
ieng h, were to catch each other by the tip of
the tail and form a "Ring'' ~ feet ir croum-
ference. Now suppose each snake would
swallow the one directly in front of him how
would the original ring be Effected. And
what would be the area of the figure produc-
ed! Vox.
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Gle 3OeeEGy 1auiou Uill,es
Il. M. STOKES, Editor
S. S. Stokes, Local Editor
Friday, July 25, 1890.
SUBSCRIPTIONS, 81 SO PER .4NNL
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from S A. NJ. to 5.3OP. Nj.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 0 A. NJ. to 4 l.. NJ.
The Northern mail will close at p.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at l.3O p. NJ.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the Z. NJ.
J. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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E6sn Two communications s-cne from ''E.
w. j. the oher from Sca!on-came 10 hand
TOO late for this weeks issue, but they viii
appear next week, ID. V.
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Correspondence Of Union T. mes.
Telephone Vibrations.
.JoSesyILLE ]

JoSrsyILLE, July 81.
The long dry spell was broken last night
{ by an East Fstn that set-tsRAhuus 1910 u'y'ook
and continued up to noon to-day, with n
prospect Of still more rain. One man, who
has River plantation says it has already
rained enough for him. The rain come just
in the nick of time, for the crops, in some
places, at least, were fast giving out.
Our Town is heslthy aud moderately quiet.
If we had no politics on hand we would
certainly have peace and quietnoss.
DR.. W.O. Southland has returned from
the New York medical Lectures and is ready
to give his medical attention to all who NAV
need his services.
Mrs w. II. 8. Harris, J. w. Bates aud
tamily, and part Of J. d. Fosters fam;'y are
all at Glenn Springs, trying to recuperate
their health.
Mrs 7. L. Hames and Mrs J. L. McWhirter
have been to Gleun's also, but have returned.
Miss Lizzie Littlejohn, of racolet, hos been
visiting relatives in Jonesville.
Democratic Club of the Straightouts or
a f'-iiilmau men, is being formed here with
q good many names enrolled-rany more.
than one would think from hearing so much
VA 'he Human craze. .s-4.-.- TRLkPHoNE.-
Correspondence o tho Union TIMEs)
Happiness all round at Riverside.
Mr.. EDIToR.-We are privileged to rep ort
this week that one soul has been made
happy yes, two souls made to rejoice, and
we might say there are "Two souls with but
sirgle thought; two hearts that beat as
one." On the 18th inst, Mr.. Jim Moor
head. Of Mt Tabor, was united iu the holy
bonds Of wedlock to Miss Fannie Werts. OF
Newberry, Rev. d. c. Lamply officiating.
This entire community has been blessed
with the much needed rain. The crops were
beginning to suffer severely from drought.
The outlook now is for more rain aud a
general wet spell
Cotton. we believe, is something above the
average; Corn very little better, IL any
There are some very fine fields OF corn ou
the River, and If we are allowed to escape
the foods will reap an abundant harvest
Misses Helen and Maggie Young of Union
ore visiting their relatives, the Misses
Hughes, on Riverside.
mir. hughes Worthy, who mas e very INT
Bermuda grass pasture just over in Chester
and is running stock farm, has been verJ
unfortunate in loosing II head of catti,
from some unknown cause. JOE
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HeA. We'are requested to state that pro-
trsc.ed meeting will commence The Friday
before the lst Sabbath il August, ut Nj.
Tabor.
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BCcKLEs ARSica Sx,Hs, - Ehsf slve
in the world for Cuts, ,Bfuises Sores Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no ray
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by b. +. Posey
April l8-1y.
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County Campaign Meetings.

SounIy SampdlBu m0eLln8s.
The following are the places aud dates OF
the Township Campaign Meetings, appoint
ed by the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee At i's meeting last Monday:
Union, August 8.
Santuc, August 6.
Fish Dam, August Z.
Goshen Hill, at Black Rock, Aug. 8.
Cross Keys, August 0.
Essa lsville, a. Gibbs, August II.
Jouessime, August Is.
Dcaytonville. at Timber Eidre Aug. 16.
Gowdeysville, August 18.
Pinck oey, at Keton, August 10.
The p. imary Election will be teld, We'd
nesday, August 20.
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Ss- Thee will be big be :,ecue at
Pacolei on Saturday,, md of Au~rsi. Coz.
kdiaaies. aud ., big crowd f.om both counaies
fTN i'll be there
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new lot of four-in-hand necktics just re
ceived. They are daisies.
II. NJ. COHEN g. BRO.
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HSA. straishtout Democratic Club has
been organized at Jonesvile.
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Just received, another lot of our famous
81 Ladies Button Shoes.
II. Nj. COHEN g. BRO.
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Cream aud Red Crazy Cloth at 7 cents
per yard at
II. NJ. COHEN g. BROS.
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Cary Bros wall paper factory. the largest
in the world, we burned in Philadelphia
Sunday.
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Gea. John c, srenont died at his res
idence 40 West 26th Street, New York, at
A o'clock Sunday afternoon, Of peritopitls
His death was sddden and unexpected.
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Itch, Mange, and Scratches on human or
animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
]. M. GIBBS & SON, Druggists, Union.
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Curry Combs at &c, at.
II. NJ. COHEN & BROS
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/ of resm Note paper l6c., or q who,s
rcam for so cents at
HIM, COHEN s. BROS.
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TLLMAS AND rnE TENANTS !.
July 11.-Special: CaptJ. Press Blackwell.
Of Plumb Branch, Edge6eld Comfy, who 10
known as one Of the gams,t men In the
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A nice line of Gents Windsor ties and
Belts at ten cents each, just received by
ii. Nj. COHEN &iBRO,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-13
BUNCEToN ITEMS.

Prof. Robertson is conducting a very
successful school in penmanship.
The literary at Davis school closed
Friday night, 2nd inst
Mr.. Stilwell ,l%iving.north Of Bunceton,
dropped dead last week; cause unknown.
Peoplc are anxious for the weather to
moderate, 80 they can make a general
move.
That good old preacher, Uncle Peter
Raw preached at the CHAMBERLAIN church
Sunday.
Miss Ellie Adams closed a six months
term Of school on 2lst ult. and returned
home on the 5 p m. train.
The measles have struck our ''little
burg and it is very likely your ''pen
pusher" will be as speckled as a turkey
egg, ere this is in print.
Prof. Robertson being sick Saturday
night, Mr.. Jonathan Adams conducted
the school. We say. hurrah for Jonathan,
he is a hustler when it comes to pcnmsn-
ship.
Prof. j. W. Adams returned home
Saturday evening after closing a very
successful school at Elston, Mo. We
wonder why the professor stayed a week
after school was out. Expect some fair
Elston girl could explain.
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MARION ITEMS.

G.. J. Gaifferson of Sedalia, vas In
town Wednesday on business.
Mr.. c. c. Tagart of this place went to
Boone county Wednesday on business
Mr.. George Elliott Of the firm Of Tag
art IL Elliott, went to sec his girl Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jenny Haytor of Moniteau corn
ty. is visiting friends at this place this
week.
Mr.. Fred Ritlel and Henry Baushau-
sen went to jefferson City Wednesday
on business.
Mr.. Henry ~Baushausen flushed the
bridge at this place Monday. Henry
done good job.
Mr.. Baushausen is building a new
bridge across Mud creek near this place.
Henry knows how to do it.
Mr.. VIM. Shafflcy, the teamster, went
to Centretown for Messrs. Tagart Il ELL
lott Friday for a load Of goods.
Mrs. Chuck Kirshman of Centretown,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane E..
Gregory of this place this week.
Mr.. David Lindsey and F. NJ. Tagart,
OF this place, attended the Grand Army
post at Centretown last Saturday.
Mr.. ]. w. Mardica of Camden coun-
ty has located a blacksmith shop at this
place. Mr.. Mardica is a good man and
a fine smith.
Mr.. Gilmer Tagart of this place, got his
knee sprained while helping Mr.. Fred
Rithel to brake a span Of young mules
Tuesday. Gilmer is up again.
Mr.. Adam B%lackberger and Gilmef
Tagart and James Lindsey went to Jacob
Cook the other evening and came back
kind of sick. The boys likes cider.
Capt. Ed Stuart Of the ferryboat at this
place, went to Columbia, Boone county,
to attend circuit court as a witness last
Monday and returned Thursday.
Prof. j. D. Shannon closed his sir
months term of school last Friday. The
professor gave the scholars a fine treat Of
candy and dinner. Mr.. Shannon is a fine
scholar and a good teacher. We hope
the district will employ him again.
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