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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

sHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. E. s.
Leadbcater & Bro. SCENTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

CHICAGO, July Stills a. m.-Whest-July
S69s Sept $685. Dec SOS. Corn-July 1916
Sept 351ha35ss. Oats-July 27ai Sept 26fs
Pork-July $12 40; Sept $11 SO nominal Larc
July SIS 67la; Sept SIS 92lha5 95 Short ribs
July S. O5 nominal Sept So 221h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

The steamer John Tygert has commenced max.
go rps between Washington, this city and Bal.
Hn@e, stopping ST sll the river landings. ' -'''.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

CHICAGO, July 2.-Ca,to-market SOW;
beeves 81 4Oa4 65; steers So 40A4 30; stockers
and feeders 81 35s3 SO; cows, bulls and mixed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

ApPoINTMENT.-Dr. w. M. Smith was
yesterday appointed by Surgeon General
Hamilton, OF the o. S. Marine Hospital Ser
vice. assistant surgeon in that service for
this city, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of DR.. r q. Powell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

FAMILY DAYS at River View, every Satur-
day, commencing July 5. Steamer Samuel
]. Pentz will leave Prince street wharf at
1920 a. NJ. and 2:20 p. m. Returning at
$50 p. No. Fare, round-trip. 10 cents. Eve
ry Saturday evening the steamer will leave
at go Returning at II p. N. Tickets %
GPntH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

O0UTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TEL
y EGRAPH COMPANY,
Exchange at Alexandria, Va, July 3, 1890.
Sub crib rs will please take notice thst the Elk.
change will DO closed tomorrow, July 4, from II
1t PHI. SULLIVAN. Mgr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

J'mes Wilson, arrested by ofics.s Siml-
son and Price, charged with beating his
WIFE vas discharged for want of evidence.
l9e Mitchell, colore', arresie; by officer
AeGueu charged with discrderl5 conduct.
Sss discharged for want OF evidence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

P0LICB REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and rainy till about 3 o'clock when 1t be-
Game clear. There were two priaoners and
TWO dodgers al ;hs s'a'ion house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

fHE FOURTH OF JULY.-Te-norrow, The
F,ur,h II Juiv. the ia b anniversary q the
sisaiug Of the DECLARATION of Independence,
wi! be ob.arvaC: in This cily ard verG genel-
.ly throuehou; the couatry rs hojiGsy.
'rh,..e viii b. ~ ru,lc demonstration beTe,
i'm many OF the citizens will pus aside the
cares Of busnesa aud indulge in y dag OF re-
creation will take day off The bsnke,
me government ard municipal offices will
he closed, the postofilce the telephone office
will he closed from noon until o'clock and
tsatela.taDh eff sc will obaerveSunday hours,
tbere viii be no meeting of 'Change, and
nm cf the stores will close after morning
horfs Excursions and picnie's will be the
order of me day, white to those who remain
81 hcme Will oe as-i9net; the patriotic duty
Of celebrating the day by the discharge OF
isecrackers &, and indulging in the dell
csces of the season, both solids and liquids,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

DUlLDEbs' HARDWARE of sill descriptions
ID for sale in quantities to suit at 32S King
street, corner of Royal, at low prices by
ie3O ] CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

y. Brown took place yesterday evening
from his late res dence on Fairfax street, the
seryices being conducted By Rev. r. Il. S.
Hourh TIE pail bearers we're Messts. 5.
H Ilunt, X. Kemper, w H. May, J, J. jam
its,n. G. l.. SIMPSON and ]. Koxbury.
Tne funeral of the late Mrs Wilmer d.
Corsa who died IN Greenvlle, s. c.. on
'rue.day last. took place from st. Paui's
Churct, this morning The services were
conducted by Rev, G H Norton and the
pail bearers were Caot P B. Rooe, Capt. II
Brveat. Meior Geo Johnston and Messrs. E.
l.. aud Henry DAinaerlield and G. s. Taylor,
The remains were inferred in the family lot
at Ivy Hill cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

DRAsS. BELL METAL and ENAMELED
d PRESERVING KETTLES on hand and for
sale cheap by IT. CREIGHTON & SON,
ie3O 1913 King ST., cor. Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

RRsoNAL.- General W Il. F. Lse left
hero to-lay Tor KiuG George county.
NJ ;. Maggie Deem has gone to the White
Snlnhu- TO spend the summer.
RIr J. ". Burke and his son, Mr.. Ed
nned Bake left here to-day for q trip 10
tne ccs-t Of Masseehusetts.
Rsg w. NJ Dame, OF B1l.imore was In the
city Of Tuesday snd Wednesday end was
the suest I f Mr. ard Mrs. Johu nj. Barrett,
op II. ksspb STREET He came to ofliciate
at thu wedding Of Mr.. Perry aud Miss
Alien
Mise Faapie d xnn left here yesterday for
Marion, Gfass, to join her sister. Mrs. r. J..
TbcuA-, and rtll spend The summev there.
Mr. Robert f Pattiscp, WHO was yester-
day dominated for Governor OF Pannsylva-
MIA, ia Tue brother Of Mrs. G. B. Carlio, Of
this city
Mr.. Henry Strauss will leave here to-
morrow for The White Sulphur Springs to
spend month o, so.
Mr.. Martin Greene aud his sister, Miss B.
T. Greene have gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. G VIM. Ramsay has gone to Cape
May.
Al recent Meeting of the vestry OF
Christ Church Mr.. G. +. Lee was elected
treasurer in place of Mr. w. J. Entwisle re-
signed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

HINE CUTLERY st 32s King street, corner of
L Royal. srecial attention is called to cur as
sortment of fine Scissors, Rszors, Pen, Pocket and
Table Cutlery. Fur sale at low prices.
ie3O J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

jy1 J. c. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-03

will have FOUR good, frst.class COWS for
sale at the Virginia Midland depot on Thursday
morning, the Sd instant Will sell low.
ie30 st 0. ID. hILLEk.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
Caps at4O cents
at ii. Nj. COHEN 4 BROS.

A PRAcr.rAL SsnMoN.-rhere was
grea, wcal,h of good stories tod at TIC
Mctho list cen lnial this week. and one
the best re n,cd to n welt-kuown New En-
clln minister of formcr times of the name
of Cravc"s lie was rs noted fr his muscu-
lar rs for his spiritual Cmi~t anity. lie
was conducting u campagH III iht: state en-
one occa>iHr auI MAS Somewhat annoyed by
The ntcrfcrcnce of certain rough characters
in the vicinity, one OF whom announced
that he would come TO the camp and ''lck
the pre- cher on a.spcciic day. 10 keep his
promise he rode me distance Oh horse
back, Meeting the parson ut the close oil
the service. he dismouptcd and calmly told
| him to prepare t. meet his doom.
Tho meek, -,ookiug preacher, who was at
that time anything but young man, mt
once beg III to "labn" with the fellow, and
fiually askcl him if Er wouldn't kindly
knc"l dpwL and pray with him for his soul 5
| salvari IL. The Itcr's answer was savage
blow at tho plr>on, VIII ch was ''corntercd
in thc mos, approved pugilistic style, and
the next thing the tough man knew hc wa:
flung over an Il lining fence to the stony
ground beyond. Surprised and dazed, h'
slowly rivkcd himself up, aud, after max
ing sure that II, bones were broken, III !
respectful and trembling voice said to hi
cpnquc or:
Il hate to trouble you - much, parS ~
but if YOU would kindly THO" my Is
over TO me ! would be very much obliged.
- B"StoH hioJc,
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Double width Cashmere all co o'ors,t 2jc. VII
at HARRY VI. COHEN NBRO'S

kSN We are sorry Ia hear such genera
complaint of the rotling Of the Sweet Potato
crop.
II is e''i atcdD be the largest crop grown
t'r years, but they arr heating AMI .nrout-
ing IN the banks. IL seems To- make M DIFF
ferencc how they are pu, up whether in a
dry cellar with sand, in the open with corn
Stalks inc needles. or any other way. thew
IRE roitlng h,dly and it is the advice of
every Farmer We have spoken to on the SUBJ
Jcct, to examine the bank take out every
affected potato and rcbank, being careful
that the s'nd and everything elsc about them
IS perfectly dry.
There is no doubt that the long smell Of
wet weather just befovc the frost and porhcr.
ing TIME made the tubcrS very watcry. and
II VIII be hard work to save them. Al my
rate they will require constant Watching for
sometime, To Gull the ,otting and keen them
rom destroying the sound onc.. We bcar
that many r"ued in the ground before they
were dug
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Personals.

we were plc1Sed to meet David johnson
Jr.' Esq, of Spartonburg, in cur ~anctum
last Monday. Important professional busi.
ness brought him TO Union lie WIS look +.
ing better than we have seen Inn for v,o,s
Our good o'd friend, Mr.. James Gran,
came from Charleston last Tuesday. some
what "thc worse for wear" In ,,Lc,.
words our old friend is pretty well worn
ont.by constant running and requires "b4ub.
ing y few weeks Of rc-t and home nur,.
ing viii turn him ont aS bright as nov
machine He has certainly performed hi.
!" share of hard work in this world and !.
10 case and comfort III remainder
Of his lcfe
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

hEAn Thanksgiving and Christmas
days are just at hand '''''''
ohc hundred fathcrlcSS. mothcrlcss Ii,ue
5. G.. ''S'' N'ihioh,
Here is work for the Churches and fine
ehurch'eSS' Almucc-mcn and merchants
anu everybody else
n, mho wit take care Of these orphans.
y are from all the leading dcnomip,.
lions e lhey hail from Maryl.nI TO Tcx,s
from Massachusetts to Missouri.
=, good Chr stians. will you give ,bc,n ,
lhhhKsgylng or Christmas collection ,,r
nolh WI You send them barrel Of nour
OF bolt Of clo'h or II box Of sundrics
VINO can help p.i!ins the orphans,
mun'reu oi hem Tender hearted womon
mere is work ior you. And even chiIJrnn
may work for children Merchants snnI
'neh' your remnants of shoes or dry.gonJs
Vi anything from buShel Of corn to = L,r,
iel ol moiasses And there is money th,,
ahswcreth all thing,. '"''
Clinton, S. C.. VI pD"n"ge' |
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

El.s~ The new railroad line from CAMDEN
TO Ashvillc, ru Rocky Mount, Chester. Cam
new City, and Dallas, n. c., will soon te
built.
corps of engineers are now locating the
line from Gafney down the Broad River aud
the entire line will be put under contract
January 1st. Our informant stated that
there is p'enty of money tr build the road
The grading contracts, which will be let
january lst, 1891, a'e to be completed by
July lst of the same year and the road is to
be ironed and equipped by January LIST,
1892. The new read means boom for the
mineral section around Gatney.-Greenrahe
Ncws.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
Don forget the largest stock of China
Glass ana Crockcrywarc at GARHEITS

|
lhE ALMANcE AErsEp'-Topcka, Kan
Nov. IA Wa, hineton dispatch ,c,orI;n
~the iIt.nS!ea Alliance men who SccurrI
Their clJction rs Representatives c,uscJ c,r
siderable stir hc:e among alliance leadcrs
Investigation reveals the fact that there i,
| cause for this disturbance. =
more tHan SIX months ago large numbcr
oi ReruOHcaHs were induced 10 cut.r ,io
alliance, Their real purpose tcing to cnntrnI
| us nominal ons in several Counties Tha,,
were known in Rerub ican circle, AS ..Trnc
bIncS,' ami, AS such, reported weekly ~
the kepubl can leaders. The claims of tL.
CHAIRMAN OF the State Republican Committee
Una, lie could name the alilncc men ,ybn
VIII vote for Ingalls, is based upon a kuowI.
eusc "i The men who who, apparently AL
nance are really Republicans. II wns
."''ineu to-h'Sht by Repub lean oflic nj
'iia' ihcre arc thirty Of these Representative
VINO nave thus secured election M tbc b,uI
OF the alliance party.
This, if true, would give Inralls q, ,,.,.
or j. more than enough to elect # !, .,
apparent that the All ancc Executive Gam
mi!tec VIII endeayor TO holl every mcnhc, |
10 MS aiiance oath, influential officers b,v
i"S oeen a'reIdy sent out TO interview cocL |
""e'nper ana secure, if possible, n further
pi'dSc that ingalls, will not be yofcI c,,.
ihcrc Is no charge made tha, money j. u,cl
o"l tnat unfair political tactics have been re-
sorted I" by the Republicans. If the claim.
Vi me latter should prove true, there may
possibly b. some startling news rirnishc'i
py lie lratc alliance men. who declare ,l,,,
no one oi their number can vote for Ipc,l,s
ana say IN this State. This claim of thiry
.tHoerS' II true, would give the organli-
ION OF the House to the Republicans. ani
ave thc contests instituted by the alliance
men. The situation is complicated by rL;s
Of the plans Of the Republicans.
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Annual Meeting of the Y. NC. A

AT The annual meeting of the Y. NC. 4
OF .n'on, held last Tuesday night, the fol-
lowing officers ware elected TO serve r,. ,,o
ensuing year:
rre5itekrHCv-s. II. Hope
Nicc-Prcsident, W. d. Dcwlcy.
Executive Secretary. W. u. Miller
Recording Secretary, Geo. Aianoue
Treosurcr, T. +. Bailey.
The Executive Secy of the Y. VI. G.
respectfully reminds the Young Men of the
town that service will be hcId noxt San
day afternoon, at 4 o'clock Prof. c. 4
Graeser, Jr. will con luct the service. re-,
every one he thTe,
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For the Times.
Baplists. s. Union.

The committee on time AMI place o; the
next meeting Of the Baptist ). ;. Un'cn beg
leave to report that they recommend that
the Union meet with E!B thel Church, on
Friday before the 9TH Sunday in November
inst. AMI they suggest the following pro-
grammc
FRIDAY, GSth-Mnrning.
Introductory Sermon by B:o. L. c. lick
SON. at | | u. III.
lNTERMIsSioN. ~
AFTERNOON.
|. Report from S,hoos.
= ENROLMENT OF delegates.
3. Organizatioa.
1. Mis- ccllan<oGs.
lst Question "What Ou.ht TO be done
with n church member who refuses to lny
his Just debts Dscussi II "pcned ny br"'
! p. :. Weber.
QUESTION Box.
| SATURDAY, 2)th-MCrniug.
lst Quc.ti On 'Pious training in youth
has what effect upon oil age p Discussion
| opened hy Bro Join \. llancS.
| I'd Question: "llom is more spiritulii'y 'e
be attained in the Sabbath School? Opcnci
hy Bro Jas. NJ. OSmcut.
QUEsrlo& hnN.
| lNrERMISSiON.
AFTERNOON.
Question: To whom are teachers rc'roh
siblc for their teaching AMI conduct open
ed by Bro John Crocker.
QUESTION EoS,
Sunday, 3O.h, Rev, J. u. Bailey VII
peoaci, the Missionary Scrmm at ii o'c oc'
o. m.-,.\ij )urnmcnt
Respectfully sNom!tI"I, ~
NIvcmbar 16 1899. Cha'r"an'
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(coSruIDUTm.)
TWILIGHT.

\ sunset sky, azure, tinged with PIN
One lone ar, holding power suprems,
And soft dim haze.
Lit by the dying days last CLEAN.
The ripping river, dyed with goide
light,
Flows sAiftly round its bends, :.
Meets half way th' approaching nlsl
And bris rish'ness.to it leads.
The last bright ray has faded,
And with it dies the day
The darkness settles slowly;
Soft twilight fades away.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

Es8p What has become of nil tL, r,o,,,.
| f''" out I"r cotton since the market opcncd .
A' hrot the Merchants. Guano men and o,hcr
HtrSc cInimantS were made glad hv good co..
''c''ohS and wo were rejoicing in tho hone
'"'' our turn, aS we'll as all the other "smoll
"! "ouIa come next. and we smackpl nur
IirS and clapped our hands in anticiro,;o, of
'"c sood time coming" when subscribers
would hc crowding our Sanctum clamor;no
Tor the first chance 10 pay their Sub.crin.
uohS' Ike they do at Treasurer SCOTS If.
nee The week before he closes his bools
""'' a'aS what 4 fall was there my country
men. The imaginary crowds yy,,o,, f..
mar "c'WtE, have been almost as scarce g.,
chi;Ncn teeth. and we sit in our sonc,um
"a''ing hopefully and wondering wofuI,v
whether the financial tide that hns been
running ~" .'r"" "s, the past six months |
VIII turn i'll time for us to sccure n cbr;., |
mas Turkey.
lhc outlook is not very cheering. The
tax collector : Office il next door 70 ro
LINES once, aud If our subscribers woulI !
cal' on US mr." we would stand some kind
oi chance; but they don I, and Scott ..sizes
I"e pie OF every one that enters his If.
nee, and before they leave he takes i, all
We "cP' Tor better treatment under the new
'rdcr OF ihngS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

MurrIv ha. a' , esteemed old friend Nr. Wiley
swc,, n,,'. "'S Sen' us the big boss of nll The
nuJ ,odr' ro,I''r' o.. This year 1t weighed sllhs
":'': 49," '"oScd like a big cpo.cr q, Ls :, '"''
I,o,,, s, y" a log on Summer day, win ~.
,ursc,f is ca,,; '"'' Friend Murphy, like
ear. " ,nh s pretty well advanced i,
,,. "n" we miss his weekly visits viii
9 &C r,is". 'Ne"S' butter and other go ID thioes
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Plume Drill.

Inc johnson Rifles will give a public
RUNE Drill in the Conrt House. this. Fri
day, night ut 80 o clock.
Every mcmtcr is c,rn,>'ly requested to
come IN uniform, and meet at the Armorv NJ
o clock
All OF the Ladies Of the town are cordially
invited to he present on this occasion and
we earnestly hope the Ladies' will turn ont
IN full force at this exhibition drill. a~ il IL
The hrst drill the boys have had for some
months
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

c.ni:, '""rc seems to be no so,,ctv 80
rs r,"'r'''cs for senator Hampton, nn';,; u
,,m "''e ''''le N~S speaks good rorI o..
'''ncs H. Orr, as II COOL man g. y, "''u Tor
candi,,o,o r". ' hampton should not be n
favor Of ,vam' ~, '''e'''''o"' but is decidedly in
~, ''""ri"" succeeding binsclf
M, m r',', ''''>"H N"i't. of NewJcrry. i. o,..
with ~tr,n,, ,n:' ''''''''e for the position,
Hon W s ,,'."ce following.
.cc,ur,. l'l'er', the Alliance Stat.
am,; u''r' OF Edsefe'd County. is MIS-, w ra
'm'"s " Formidable candnhio "'' 'e'
rr;n,.;, "'s' pretty strong feeErI
sNl al pYcr ihc State. tn .,... r.
:. T'IIman as Hampton : successor. ~
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w Warning.

4 ny one going OH my place now occl
IA pied Ivy Andrew McNeace, and cu
ting any timber, or hauling any WOO
without my permission will be prosecute ed z
the full extent Of the law. ~
w. +. MCNEACEs
Nov 2l AZ St,
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oHFEh MY l.IrE.-.\tcr SUFFERING f,,
'"T''e years from contiguous Blood Poison
~" 'rylng the bet physicians attaira, le
an" All The patent medicines procurablc. and
sIeialIy ste L c'n'ln"i"g to grow worse, gave up
ah h"res OF recovery, and the physicions
pronounccd The case ircm,blc iInrino
against nope ricl :. x. :. improycl
from the lirst bottle, aud after Tiki ~ twc'vc
was curcd, s0uni and well, and for two voor.
nave had no return or symptom of the Vi .
nIsea>G' As | owe my lfc t, $. $. $. |
scHu th'S testimony for puhiicltioa.
IL. NJ. REGISTER. liunil.v. Y q
GAINED E!GHrEEy Porxps i cor,il,r
y ,. y lhc best tonic in the ma, kct. If ok
IL Tor broken down hcalh. AMI oo;,cI
= ?h'eGh rounds in three weeks. NV apn,-
,',e tn S'r'hsth c'mc buck to Inc, and mace
l new II an Of m"
-, NM. GEEL"cH, Hc,lcvi lc. Ohio
lrcnliSc on BloOl and skin Dis,o,,; ,r,u
'd irce. SWlFrSPEClFIC CO., At,on,, ,;n
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ouy Yourself a Home


=. ".""F people in the mcri,ra
we cause I" regret moi fb,,v;, u
J., younger days, or when -, ho,,o ", '',
r.''"''" ehsap. We sneak ,vr.,
n"'" Is true when we saw or.. ""'' we
@ + hts " residence pays for n bomo .D" aU
r,'' '"'S' ant then does not own
lots lyina 30 r," "'' Haa 'sat Jgtsoaga
: u no%; dhT UPON more liberal term4 t,,,
they will sell for five years from now; and
every person who can possibly do so, should
o"y building lot ut the present cheao and
''"'r"' rates, rs a safe and profitable invc t.
hone mcnt, if no; to build upon.
Although the contractors on the Tnrco C,,
road have snsacEdyd work for time, W.
are s'tishel the road will certainly be buil
through this pace as soon as the Present
temporary strain upon the trunk line is
relieved, and that will be in a short timc
There haI brcl To, much money cx,end,d |
on tins Division for the Company to think
of abanlouingi.
I'm when that division is completed. all
real estate in and near this town will on
booming up in price. rs certain rs the TOWN
stands, and all who buy now will secure
the benefit of,hc ri.c
In view of this fine prospect, and IN or
lcr 10 give persons o: small mems an onnor- r.
nnity t. take advanasc &c If the Irc,cnt low
prices OF real properly To buy COOL size build.
ng !otsnctr cn'u!;h to the town to enjoy all its
advantages and just far enough to escape its
expenses, the owner Of the Fair Grounds Los
lad that part of the property lying On the ;;
Dads divided into one aul two acre Iots y
ome OF these lotsar> truly delightful sites |
Or resi- icncc', and in few wears will I
ring double what they can be bought for =
ow. =,
we doubt very much whether another e
ich chance for purchasing eligible build- IL
e lots near Cnioa cheap, will ever be offered Il
gam. These lots AMI small farm adio;n. W
e. viii he sold to the highest bidders next OF
'lcSiay.
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Ex-Licucnant Governor Gohr;o r,-
OF Spartauburg is over 81 year. If oa" 'T" ~,
oil his life he has never been intoTsioa,I
se'Gr used tobacco and has never b,co con-,
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21
MONEY TO LOAN.

n Improved Farm lando :, ,,.
sm,l, 9nVo . ana upwards. Loans rcpayab!I
'''r n.";r 'in"al al install ments, through a per]
On years mus enabling The torrowel
hIay Oh MS Indebtedness withou: exhonst;
''i' crop III any one year. Apply at onca
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