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Ely- The new railroad line from O"~a caT
- Sshville, ria Rocky Mount, Chester. Can
nov Civ. and Dallas, N. c., will soon re
built. az
A corps Of engineers are now locating sas snS
line from Gaffney down the Broad River aua
the the entire line will be put under contract
January lst Our informant ,,s stated ,sa ras sass
The grading contracts, which will be ,,. ,s.
January Ist, 1891, a'e to be completed oy
July Is, of the same year and the road Is 70
bs iroued and equipped by January is',
| 1902. The new road means boom for ~.
mineral section around Gafney.-GreeRp'''e
| Nc,cs.
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English Spawn Linimcnt removes n
hard' son or CaIloused LumE and Blcm
ishcs from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs
ssphnts' Sweeney, Ring bone, Stiles
sSprains, all Swollen throas, Coughs. etc
save SoOby use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wondrful Blemish Cure ever
known: Soil b j. NJ. GIBBS & SON.,
Druggists, Union.
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TIE ALLIANCE BANH.-Columbia, S. c..
N"v. l4:-An important meeting Of the
state Al'ianc: Committee of the State Ex-
changc and the Alliance Bank was held
"cdn's lay night. Hon. NJ. l.. Donaldson
general manager Of the State exchange was
present and sat with the committee. 1t was
aScertained iha. the proposition TO establish
an All i'ncc bank in Columbia had been re-
eeivcd with enthusiasm throughout the
sta'e. The whole matter will be in proper
sna.e carly II December, when the bank
VIII! DC opened and Alliance men will prove
'ne'r i"itn ny their work. The State ex-
Gnahge VII head the list with 500 900.
The report from the State exchange is most
encouraging; 1t has done fine business
during the Fall AMI is growing daily in pop
u'arity with the orlcr.-Dmiy News.
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CuAIpMAS IenY.-Col. lrby has won
Golden OBI a ons from all sorts Of meh iur INC
plcasaut and efficient manucr in when nc
conducted the lac campaign.
On the first Iagc we paint what me hort"
and the Nc,cS and Courier say OF Inn ms
State Chairman and here we print what the
Rt;J;S:c" says: ,,,.
The ruth is Colonel lrhy has been greatly
misundcrs ool by some Of the best people III
the State. lie has been regarded rather rs
a fr.t class bulldozcr than capable mana
ger Of men an things.
"Sirc, nj classes of our people have come
in daily contact W tn him here there has
been a general srpri.e expressed at his
conservative spiri,, his pleasing address an"
| his ready management If things. The huth
! i We h,ve IL found him an entirely diiterea .
man from ;he manner of man We expected ''
find"
| To which The Observer gladly adds its en-
' dosemcrt We believe the quiet and pcnc
! shIn ~: -.4------tur friendly feeling tha
prevails Sl0rc are due in large measure. [,
tne conservative tone Of his published inter
views before the election and the cour,cs,
with which he treated everybody. lie dis
armed much Of the opposition TO the T.. cul 4,
tcKet and raYei the way for spell,
union OF The Two factions afterwards,
Col. lrby deserves well of the Sta,c for N,
mlnner in VIII ch he has filled the importan
once OF Stare Chairmn.-Ne1rbc,7y OJs.rcey
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esS" The Lss,.!atgre will convene next
Tuesday the 25th, at noon, aud u, y, Tillman
will be inamguratcd Governor Of South Car,
lima, Thursday, Dec. 4th. The Inauguration
will take place on u platform erected for that
special occ's on in front Of the State House.
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BuCkLEN ARNICA SALvE.-Thc Best Solv
IN the word for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapp,d
HanGs, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin E,un.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pnv
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by B. f. Posey.
April 18th 1890
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Household Furnitnre
Administrators Sale,

| WILL sci by pub ic 1lcii II before
a court iiousc door at Uni"n on Tuesd
december : D, 1890, at II O'Clock A. ~.
following property, to-wit
Note Of ". L. johnson and G. n.
an'so lth October, 1856, for 1926, Gre
oy 200. Scrip for SO share, Stock Of
ers Exchange Bank, of Char 'eston.
b'l'nce of judgment against Mrs. Sd
Carter.
TERMS: CASH.
A., f. r.. WALLACE, !
Nov II Al ''"'os1(
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BtaS" There seems TO be no scarcity of
candidates for Senator IIampton's position.
The Gree 'vile Ntcs speaks good word for
James L. Orr, rs good man for the place,
in case Senator Hampton should not be a
candidate for reelection, but is decidedly in
favor of HAMPTON succeeding himself,
Col. Ellison kcitt. of Newberry, is also
put forth rs candidate for the position,
with a strong Alliance following.
Hon. w. }. Talbert, the Alliance State
Lecturer, of Edgefc'd County, is ais,
coming formidable candidate. 6
/. 1illman as Hnmptot' 5 successor
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Buy Yourself a Homo.

+, Buy Yourself Homo.
How n'nny people in the msi'an of
% life h've cause to regrst lying home
\, in th.ir yOungcr Of when home could
T. no nur,rov.' ."p. We speak what we
~ when we say everv n.r.on
te r>h's residence pays for n HON.
ten years. and then doe, not own
lat- lying 4s CLIO a,as, '1as ssatt istsasAh
nJ%, hd9 sfSi Upon more liberal terms, tbo,
they will sell for five years from now: and
every person who can possibly do so, should
buy building lot at the present chea, and
liberia! rates, as safe and profitable invc t.
homo ment if no; to build upon.
Although the contractors on the Three C's
road have suspended work for a time. we
are sIiistel the road will certainly be bull
through this p'ace rs soon as the Present
temporary strain upon the trunk line is
relieved, and that will he in short time.
Ihere has beca to, muca money expended
on this Division for the Company to think
of abandoningi' il.
AMI when that division is completed, all
real estate III and near this town will oo
booming up in price, as certain rs The town
stands, and all who buy now will secure
the benefit ofthe rise
In view of this fine prospect, and IN or
der to give persons OF small mc.ns an oppor.
tnhity to take advantage If the present low
prices freal property TO buy good size build
ing lots near enough to the town to enjoy all its
advantages and just far enough to escape it's
expenses, the owner of the Fair Grounds has
had that part of the property lying on the
roads divided into one AMI two acre lots
Some of these lots are truly delightful sites
for residences, and in few years will |
bring double what they can be bought for
now.
we doubt very much whether another
such chance for purchasing eligible build
ng lots near Union cheap, will ever be offered
gain. These lots and II small farm ndoin.
ng, will be sold to the highest bidders next
'alesdny.
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HsSsn Garrett is pushing Christmas harj
IL has got in the most and the biggest
R0sASs. .at Gssss, Eaq eyer saw Y9a can. go
q CHRISTMAS Frolic'iu his store. Read ths
advertisement that says, Don't Read This"
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GonDoN ELECTED Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 18
b tn houses Of the general assembly voted
to-o!y Tor United States scra or. John II
uord"n was e'ccted. The result gives gen.
eral satisfaction throughout the State
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Ex-Lieutcnant Governor Gabriel Co,ro,
OF Spartanburg is over 81 years of age. In
oil his life he has never been intoxicated
never used tobacco and has never bcen con-
Xcr0d.
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The State Of South Caro-
COUNTY OF UNION.
By ia MES NJ GEE ESQ n,

W '"' "'o Su
w hEREas, T. NJ. Litlejohn ba, M
~ suit to me TO giant him Ia, -.
administration, with will annexed -.
deceased. " L.
These are, therefore, to ci;e and All
al! ana singular the kin ired and crs
OF The said J1bn ii. l.. Wood. dec, ss
'ney be AMI appear, before me. in tb3
OF rrobate, to be ! cid at Union G. IL
oasol'na, sSop on the 9th day Of Spcce mber' NJ
s'er publication herecft II o'cIocr
Inc lne forenoon, 10 show cause, IL any Is,
not be granted. my
"Ven under my hand ihi, 1871, dad
November, Ammo Domini 1890.
49, JAMES NJ. GER,
0-( Probate Ju1gss
oao peo!lshed on the 2lst d,y Of Noycmh}
1880, in the Union TIMss. -,
NOV II Al
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s0" new gold mine will soon be
opened at Vests Spring. The machinery
has been ordered aud work will commenc,
At an carly i.y.
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, we have some special bargains to offer in
hed flanncls, cal and examine them, and
nc convinced that we are not merely taking
out we will really save you some money.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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Stock Horse for Sale.i

Rf virtue of power of sale ccntoine,
mortgage given by Thom,s M. d
se.t sead TO James Nj. Seignious, dated 1st Mar
rooo' and recorded in the office of /
negister "f Chattel Mortgages for In
county, in Book b., No. 2, page 282.
seli publicly, at the Court ILsSse do b,
ohlop' 3. G., during Tho logcj rs Of r
nc sale on Salcsday in Decrmy 500
dark colored horse, stallion, name d II
gan" 1's"A's
TERMS, CASH.
JAMES NJ. SEIGNIOUS
Nov u AZ
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Cotton Market,

Cotton Market,
Notwithstanding the fa'l in prices, iii re
cotton was sold tho past week than the week
previous, in this market.
Sales for the The week, 800 ba'es; prices
feom $50 @ 9.lt.
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Miss Teresa ShoPpaul wishc, to int I'm
her many friends, that she is now with
HARRY NJ. COHEN & BRO where shc
will bc pleased TO serve them,
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Ladies oall aud buy pair of f. p
Reed Co.'S celebrated shoes, eyerv mai
warranted, for sale by
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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m Buy Wheeler \ Wilson Sewing Machine
Inc best made and something you will be
proul of at GARRETrS
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100000
For Sale,
I Must Have the Money.

4 LII persons indebted to me by n'te Q
N account will please call in aud sottl
by the lst day of December. l have II
dulged you, now must have the money:
w. ID. BEWLEf.
Nov. ~ AZ @
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new lot Of Black and Colcred Brjlliop
tine, just received at
j. W. McLURE'S, Agent
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SET lorR pRICE WHEN Yor STORE Yorr
EoTToN.-lt is important that every f,,, mer
who stores cotton in .Nllinnce warehouse,
should put ;ome limit Of price upon his. Ia
other words, when YOU store y"ur cotton
put your price on II aud authorize the man
ngcr TO sell whenever buyer offers that
figure for it.
''Ihis will greatly fac ltatc matters should
tnv"r frnm ~ distance rnnt . lot Of COTTON
nt a certain grade and should look through
the warehouse with a view of buying. Buy.
ers would lie induced to make special trps
to the warehouses if they knew that the man
ngcr uld sell them n carload of cotton,
after the price was agreed upon, without
having TO run around over the ,untry an |
trade with dozen different mcu pcrhaps
more than this if it were known that
the manager had his cotton graded and was
prepared to quote prices on carload lots of
any desired grade, buyers from all over the
county would be tclcgraphing him to know
whether he had certa IL grades and at what
figures.
I'm many cases, too, carload Of cotton
could DC sold to better advantagc-that is,
at higher + aEsEaGe q'iseaa'it and It is & mndcr
stoou tnat the manager is authorized to sell
above the limit fixed hy YOU. your co,,on
market expands beyond the limits of n lit,lc
lh'"ni town market, and takes within its
Possit l. scope the markets of tn States of
inc nltcd States, of the world.
Lei the customers ut the warehouse in |
TINS County and and in every County in.
Variaoly put IL reasonable price upon their
COTTON when they store it, and authorize the
manager to sell ut or above their figure.
=, "ln my Judgment this practice contains :
the germs of direct shipment cf cot ON to
EuroFe 1t is rot outside the range of posi- q
biiitics Tor assignments ofcotton TO be male $
dlrec' iror our Alliance warehouses t) Liver n
Popi anu continental ports. IL is com:np
and coming through the channels of the Al.
lance. j,
The day is coming when the managers a
OF Alliance warehouses along the Snntee. II
Fee Dec and other nayigablc waters of our
Statc VII! make cOnsiguments of Allinnce &c
COTTON direct to European ports as regularly
as the weeks roll round. ."-Conon TiuHt W
ihis vs. matter of very grave importance. i,
anu everything being right, is sound advice. :.
il the farmer knows how to grade his cotton II
ana has circumspect idea of the probable r;
range Of production and cousum ption. Sc
but how many farmers have lust this r,
knowledge? There are many very good :,
farmers of good, solid intelligence and "
strong practical sense who would make n W
blotch of grading their cotton for marker
lhIs IS talent to itself, and unless a far.
lncr is quite sure he has that faculty SO as to M
grade according TO business requirements 10
Il seems to US he had better not attcmpt 70
ock up his cotton behind an impossible
'ric" WIN frst-class salesman i'm charge
u the Alliance warehouse, il would be. on pa
he whole, better business t. leave it to him Al
make up his lots, and prices to suit tLc 49,
narkct-toi. Rcgincr la'
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In looking around for Jeans, call and see
our all wool Jeans, three yards for ono dol
lar, you can't beat il,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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iiuy pur genuine Porpoisc hide Shoe, anu
keep ytur fr,t dry;
GRAHAM s SPARKS.
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Mems Camel hair hose PIC u pair at
HAIRY NJ. COHEN & BROS
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10 to GRAHAM Il SPARKS, for The best
tVcts Under Vest In the market, It's daisy.
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Corrcspondencc of the Union TINES
News from North Paoo!et.

Err, 1,xr. Nov. I7.-By ,uT hieiole
writing. no doubt 'he tyres last week maue
ms saw "M,s John Tate instead OF Mrs
Jane Ta'e died las; week,
Last Tuesday we had an old time corn
ohmck;pg n, our house. The black bottle
'.os cansni,uouslv absent and the dog fight,
..nattinc and dancing" and the "rassais
| J;In,t c,ne on rs would have tccn expected, |
Lns,re The war. With about four hours
| nn,;cc Mrs. Vox 'hcw round win her
broom and dish-rag and got up a" square
meal for alb nut 25 hands engaged, nesi les
| the lockers on. s.,....
is surprised TO learn that out OF a ,puln'lon
| of over 1900 pc oylc living between IhicSe,y
crock and Fac, let River, in GowdcysViue
n Townshir, we only reported in our enumera-
| t;on 10 lien hs during the Census year, ne
Q oininu June |, 1889 and ending May 81 ls'o'
y lie thinks that NJ ieast 20 of us ouyht to nave
c died during tha, time. We explain tue mat
90 ter by saying tha,this is the heathics' coun
G. try in the world. We are not oVerrn" WIN
n pLysic avs and only by killing somebody
y occasionally a~e we able 10 keep up our
y. Rev. II. p. Smith preached an excel'n
secmon at Salem yesterday from the text =
cl | ..Wh,t i ,ha, IN thino nandE' Exoiu', H.
lat Pursuing large liuc of Bihlo HISTORY ITO.
nd the sjmrle roi in the hand of Moses down
,rs | the two m tcs contributed by tue pour VIZ
cr- he c'c,,ly outlined how God in us ir'v
CO. dcncc made humble means in the hands
carne>t, wiling working ch,istin pep
la powerful c g res for good to !hems'iTes
,rs, we'll ns ni- SYN g(o-Y..
! to On Ihursia the 27th inst, he VIII Pr."
has Thauk giving sermon at sMeh" "
ACE o'clock \, ii, In the afternoon some some, 81
and ThicS "hif Sabbaih SjiRC Csl Q9SSfAGNESiHss'h
pro- Scholars arc invited to take part /
to will in all probability be Mr.. Smiths l
bet. ministerial vii, to this community, and
trus ,h.t our people will show 'hetr app
uher citation of hisserviccs by wing him II
The house Of a'tcutive hearers on that day
wa pcr,icular'v do we want tho CHI llren to
ueor. present en- nosse and made To feel that I
perty are an integral part of great nation WI
i no God Is thc Lori. The good ladies Will
the pnre a lunch for the occasion, to which I
will invite iheir friends to l. IN them
Nc in make tue day a peasant a' we'll as pr
&C OF able one. .,,
;oil. We would lo glad if some 4 Tho y'
/, 'ihe men { nnec ql with the TIMES Office, as
ns the ollvr ones, too, would bo presenl
,syi,lc take pcn picture Of the beauty ana IN
,,m n concc, MS we'll the North Pac"let p'
man eesy ccia'ly the LADIES' N'
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For the largest stock Of Dry Goods, Mill.
merry, Boots, Shoes, and clothing, and the
lowest prices call on
GRAHAM Il SPARKS
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MONEY TO LOAN.

D. improved Farm landa, in sans
~ $500 and upwards. Loans rcpayab,5
small annual insialments, through a per,
oi SIX years, thus enabling the torowel
pay OIL his Indebtedness withou: exbonstI
MS crop IN any one year. Apply at ones
ID. A. TOWNSEND, i
Ang Is "a ..
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w farming.

A NY one going OH my place now occ!
N. pied Ivy Andrew McNeace, and c4
ting any timber, OF hauling any wSs
without my permission will be prosecuted
the full extent Of the law.
W. L. MCNEACE.
Nov 21. AZ o.
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snpurb line Of scr-Shirts-Somethp
real noOby, Mt }. W. McLURE'S, Agent.
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Dinner and Tc, Sets for $500 to $1,000
t GARRETT'S.
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List ofLetters

List of. Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, fol
the week ending Nov. 81, 1890.
G a Allen. Mss Mary b9
Henry Bates, Miss Francis pasoy.
Miss Elisaga Colt. John Leak.
Sim lamb. Miller May.
Mr., Shah Fayne. Miss Katherin.
Persons calling for tho above letters VII
| please say ifadvcrtiscd, and will be requires
| to pay one cent for their delivery.
J.C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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A ice Tea Set for $3.50 to Sl6.5O at
GARRETl'S.
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WHY He DIpN'y MnNE.-Therc lives out
in Joe Cannon's ds'ric; in Illinois on ola
farmer who is a Jealous republican, one OF
the rcd hot partisan strire. when ~
heard of Cnnnon's defeat he said TO ms
wife. VIII, is one Of those women who Obey
their lord and master b indly
"Mary, pack up everything. I'm going ''
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have the pIettiest line of Dress Gin =
rams IN Town. J.W. McLURE, Agent.
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A large stock Of China at
GARRETT'S.
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Just received cage of Umbrcllars iron
80 cents up, Mt o,,
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have four Marble Top Tables for SAFE
cheap. GARRETT
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a large stock of Crockcry and Glassware
GARRETTS.
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"Wbat IL Furman University, and
what 90 we, as Baptiss, owe to it?' Intro.
due ory speakers: Revs. d. c. Lamplcv
{. Il. Willeford AMI W. +. G. Humphrics
4th. "Do parents appreciate the resp ,nsi.
bility that rests upon them, In the rel gious
training Of their chidren?" Intro lucto,v
speakers.-J. II. Randolph and j. III. vii.
liams.
Rev. B. c. Lampley u preach the Mis-
sionary sermon on Sunday.
All ouperintendenis are urged to have the
delegates elected Mt once, and thcir names
mailed TO Mrs. g. B. Fowler, Secretary
Jonesvillc Sunday School, in order that
homes may be assigned them before the
Convention NETS, rs this saves fine
trouble and anxiety on the part of the on,
tertai ming school
E. W. JErER, j. IT. RANDOLPH
occre'ary. President.
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Our superb pin case contains dozen hair
Pi"s, doz. pins, and q hat pins, all for Is
at IL VI. COHEN & BROS.
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~nwnS.3S asked aIsiGl

s.n -
"Becauso Joe Cannon is beat aud L NON
live m democratic district"
very well, said Mary, with aliue re.
signcl sigh.
Then the oil man went TO town to sell his
iarn. There he heard all the election news.
lie returned home, an entering the house
said:
Mary, you can quit packing up, l Mt
AGING to move."
"WAy?" inquired Mary.
"because' he replied s,dly, 'thcre Amt
no pace 10 move to,'- Washington Mirror.
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lent and net be looking out for bet
e is ore thing, however, that IS ra,her
ksomc. and that is our Taxes. The
/ Treasurer has been round ana We
he taxes much higher than last year.
I,his year $40 on the same properly
which | raid S37 last year, ami no
,loy bill in it, either. Maybe It's the
IN bill, :.
10 bailey, ,YlorsI woman living "
y,!le, who was serving sentence o.
nitci S,a,es court in tho Union jan
tnting whiskey, MAS Pardpned t"'
day by the President. M
re was quite sensation in JoncsVl'l'
eek among the coiored people, from
that Robert Poole, the co'orci MAJ
filled Will Long, also colored, mt Sp'i
trc on the I'd inst, was in the neiShooi
hand that he had swornc vengc'nc
useyera, pr ies. lie vas well arme
o,as no DOUBT at several eo'orcd people
bs " hear nothing of It now;
rotIcr of Dr.. ". o. SouthFrd' WI
-tSsSS SEo0klyn, y. Y, is visiting the DR.
TMis -gie Littlejohn is visiting r'l"t'V
Mi arion Porter, of Ssntuc, is Wis I'll
rcla, in town. But few Of our pe9E
visit (he State Fair, causc-no spec
TELEPHONE.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

Every gentleman should see our line of
neckware. Call carly as they are gong like
hot cakes,
GRAHAM & SPARKS,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-11-21

If o.siblc, the TINES will be 'thar or
tharabouts," although Thursday is any thing
bui an "oG day in the TINES Office. Inc
senior would give moro than one dollar 10
minglc with tAc good people of Moth r"co'
Let. particu'ariy the Ldd'es.