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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30
FOR TRADE-NEAL ESTATE.

no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Austin property
J adjoining the capitol, for lands in Pan
handle. Address 8. S. Griffith, real estate
agent, Austin, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

NICELY furnished rooms for rent. Also
" fir9t-class board. els West Second street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

Ii ARDWARE-Want by young man, po-
1 sition IN hardware house to learn the bus
mess. Good references given. Address. boz
lS9, Abilene. Tex. 26-S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30
wANTED-CATri

CTEER CATTLE-Wanted. two to three thou
- sand head of steer cattle to pasture in the
Panhandle. Address J. n. Shelton, Mobeetie,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

M ANTED-A good ail-roupd printer. sober
w a. d Industrious, wants position on coun-
ences furnished. Address. Thin Space. care
Gazette. Fort Worth. 2-5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by an experienced
y merchant and salesman qualified to sell drv
goods, clothing, groceries and general mer-
cha ndise. References given and exchanged
Address 2. care Boz liz. Plano Tex 2a-S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

GALEsMAN-Wanteda position as salesman
- or bookkeepeI by competent man of er-
perience and moral habits. ]. L., Box 272. Bel
ton. Tex. 25-6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

(lLERK-A young man Of three years expert
" ence wants position in wholesale or retail
drug house; good references. Addres. o.
box 81, Roby, Tex. 29-6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

ItENMkN-An elderly gentleman. good pen
Z man. and viii make himself useful, desires
employment. Address, j. z. s., No. 9le E.
Fifteenth street. 25-3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

DENMAN-Wanted, a position by = young
Il man Of sober and Industrious habits and
good penman. Address 7. S. j., Pa West
Weatherford street. 2G-3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-30

A UCTIONEER-I went a position with re-
"A aponsible frm for the fall season. Address
A. G. Shattuck. Fort Worth. 26-2
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17
ATTENTION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

In view Of the present emergency, u oe.
hooyes the true Democrats OF unlon CJary Sar;:.
10 counsel together ior 'no pa,r;otic and ef-
ing tsss,Sai S"I for the preservation Of the Demo,
cratic cratic party and the perpe'uatiOn OF S,n,o Sn,te
supremacy in the government of .uasnsered ,S1s s
both of which is now ,;"n to The sacred will
oy oyS =" action Of majority Of tho party as
"nnres.ed anu s in the convention and a. the pr'-
mapy elee,ion through the ballot box utv o,
IL Is Wv ;,,ocrat TO be prepared to meet
eve every enemies sr Of his party in solid column at
.n. orsrv pont, fully organized and unit united ,i, IN
deter to iof at thsm ,he /" 'nns sP
anu wiz" and 6le of the democratic party,
|1 ,ho .n Executive committee is called to meet at
irmion. 1II c. H., next Monday, the 2oth, at ii
o'clock, a. NJ, to consider the situation
and arrange for effective democratic work III
A. c. LYLEs, Chrm'n.
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just ressfxed'. nice dino OF '"'" 60
oyershirts, from 45o up. =. ppo,s
HARRY NJ. COHEN " Bho D.

a. orurrs Syr Us s--Washington, Oct Id
Politicians hero and elsewhere are "a,c"
;ng tbe coursc of events In Sou'h N'roih"
viii more than ordinary interest because OF
the complication growing out Of the ri'airy
II, tween the two nctions OF The Dcmocra'ic
marty in that Safe. Conservative Democrats
rsgord the Haskell movement as extremity
unfortunate at this time, because the Rcpuo-
licous will endcavor to make the most Of II
aad do all in their power to encourage and
accuse bad feelings between the Tulmanitcs
and those Democrats who were originally
opposed TO the lmtcr's nomination.
The Rerubl'can managers i'll the North
have advised the colnrcd Republicans IN
Suu:h Carolina to combine with the linskei'
faction md cndcavor 10 overthrow Iillman
o,1 n war of r,ccS seems inevitable II the
Haskell movement IS insisted upon, whlch i
lust what the New England Rcpublcahs' ""o
are pushing the force bill, woultt'kc 10 sec
"Southcnn ou,ragcs' have boon 'ne s'o.N
in trade fora cernin New Ens'nnu s' ard
t;nycnt OF the Lodge s'ripe for years, ana
they would probably he delighted to hear o
an hltbrcak b. tween the whites AID blacks
| there. They have had their agents
| in that State during the past tive
| wears trying t, work up an lndepcnoen
| movement; and il is uud,r.tood that ever.
| Democrat from South Caroline :" :"c "vA
i House of Repre- scntalvcS VIII nave co"
test on his hands ifthc Republicans can i'll
duce the Tillnanitcs and haskclIi'cs to ell
gage III n BIZ oily row, even if number G
negroes lave to be sacrificed.
They will use the result as political cap
tai to boom the Fc lcral election bill, either 4
all extra or regular s"ssi II of ofcongress Massa
chusetts money has bern spent i'll South Caro-
lima t, hiring a. oHt iust fuch state
affairs rs is tlIren c lcd and only the create G.
caution and maynanimiiy on the part oi III
l,,Iiu,s AMI cnol-hcadcl Democrats iheI
can prevent an cut'hchk.
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oEITU AIRY.

Mary Ann Howard. wife of Franklin f..
Charlas. va, ls...,--, NL&s.-Is--.' : 49, 's -
She was converted n 1864, but did not
unite with the church until 1872 Her
every day life demonstrated the geuiuencss
Other conversion. She was II faithful wife. an
aticctiona:e AMI devoted mo'hcr, ana n
true friend. During her Inst illness she was
patriot, submissive. meek, pacing herself
unrcacryed'y in the hands OF her heavenly
Fnthcr, in whom she trusted, with child
like faith \ husband and five chilircr.
t'grther with many + lends, weep, but rot
as those who have no horc. May tie God
OF "l! grace. comfort and cheer the hearts Of
the loved ones left behind. VI. l.. H.
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Cotton Seed vs.. Cotton Seed Meal as Fertil-
iZer.


Cotton Seed vs.. Cotton Seed Meal as Fertil-
lzer.
| Which is the best fertilizer
seed meal or cotton seed Which Is tho
chcancst =. How much would you use
per acre of each.
SUBSCRIBER, Pine Bluff, Ark
ASswrR.-l. Gotten seed meal ami the
whole cotton seed have substantially the
effect when used rs n fertilizer. The meal
has tho advantage of being moro conccn-
,rotsd md therefore more easily handled,
while Mt the same time it is more prompt III
its action than cott1u scci. The difference
between the two forms i. mainly in their
uhysical condition he oil, which is OF no
value as n fertilizer, aud tho hulls, which
are but little value rs Il FERTILIZER, have been
removed III max ng the meal One ton of
whole secl Will yield about 700 pounds Of
meal and the fertilizer value Of the TOO
pounds of meal is very nearly if not quite
| equal to that OF the ton Of whole seed
| Where very convcnier, to cotton seed
oil mill i, is generally cheaper t use the
meal as fcrti;iz.r than the whole seed.
When seed are worth fifteen cents n bushcl,
on tic farm, YOU can well afford to sell them
and buy meal at twcntyfour dollars rer
! ton-lnid do,"" on q. f.',m.
Use according to the quani'y You can
command, ono hundred pounds of meal
being about the equivalent of ten bushels C
seed.
If you make heavy applications it will b'
better to mix in compost with other III
rredients according to the suggestion
in 7Houghts for the .U,nh, in Fcbruar
CvItirrt0r-Souchcrn (Hit'"dt"r.
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DEMOCRATS TO THE FRONT.

Tho pecui,r condition of the political af-
fairs of this State Mt this time makes 1t an
imperative duty of every Democrat in un'on
County 10 do his who'll duty f. ON now until
the State election. and sec that We roll up
such aBajorty for the regular democratic
ticket as will put to shame the puerile effort
of few independents who would bring our
great and grand old Sirtc to ruin.
In view of these facts we carne'tly request
The Presidents Of the Democratic clubs in
townships to meet at their respective
places Of meeting on Saturday next, 18th
inst. .at.tkQ1P. NJ, and every Saturday
ihereaf khs election: II is hoped
Sccfsy Chsirman
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SeA~ Cine Of the greatest curinsi,ies in the
town nfI'nion is the : cent counter ofs N
"''e' Ir" t. |. The great puzzle unler
"'Hcn'Sinn now il, how and where Snonccr
S"' tHess Goods. and nc able 10 sell them 60
cD''p' Wei, we don't know. but refer all
ea''h cnNuircrs to his cstimablc clerk Me
N''er' A. Munro. who will show the goods
ana nor csily give all necessary information
we hnd postponcG cur marriage TO now
we S"o"il Fave saved at least 500 per cent
on household goods.
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4 SAVE INVESTMENT is one winch is
guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results.
or in case offnilurc return cf purchase
price. On this safe plan you can buy from
our advertised Druggist bo'tc OF DR.. Kirg's
Now Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or
'hc-t. such as Consumption, inflammation
Of Lungs. bronchitis, Asthma, Whcoping
I. ugh, Group, Uc.. etc. 1t is pleasant nnd
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, AMI cnn
always be dcpcudCd upon. Trai bottles
free Mt i. F. rosoy Drug Store.
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MEHIr WiNs.-Wc desire To say to cur
citizens. that for years We have been selling
DR.. King gsNcw Discovery for Consumptinn,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Aruica
Sa'vc rnd Electric Hi'teis, aud have never
handled remedies that sell ~ well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction We do
not hesitate TO guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready TO refund the vurchnsc
price. if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These rcmcdics nave won their
great popularity purely en- their merits
B +. Posey Druggists.
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REVISING TnH CnXrrSSIoN OF FAITH. -
P'ttsburg, October 9.-rhc committee work
ing on The revision Of the prcsby tcrian
as quiet rs ever about their deliberations,
They have only fairly begun to see the long.
tedious job before them. SO far everything
has been harmonious, and tho committee is
as yet unit on the WORK. The work, ms
far rs it has progressed, has been on very
conservative l'ne. The radical rlvisioaists
are held lii check by the .'antis'" aud thus
those iavoring conservative change have
got j..
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no,.h of mr. Hey W. FAINT.

wb rser,t to announce the death "l Nt'
u,w sont which occurred at his ies'-
dencc in Newb.rry. on the Sth inst ot hear'
disease, in the eth year of his age Mr'
FAINT was born and raised i'll this county,
where he has many friends who will regret
70 hear or his c,rly death. Hc leaves SIS
fer AMI Younger brotheEto mourn ms 'osS'
who hare the sympathy Of tha cn'ire CON-
muniiy in their bereavement.
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dissolution Of Partnership.

'l"lE Partnership heretofore cxisonine be-
Il tween the subscribers, under the name
VI nee Coleman. was Dissolved by mutual
consent "h the I:i'h. day of October, 1890.
All CLAIMS against The firm must be prc
s'h,e" TO X. j.. Coleman, who alone is
""'"o''/e" I" make settlements of the firm.
5. NJ. RICE. SR.
X. l.. COLEMAN.
Oct. Il, 1890.
'e'' - IL .ii
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nH- Tho Court of Common Pleas. comm
nod in n.sion tbs week a great many
cases on calcnlar !, were disposed OF.
Tne following Attorneys from adjoining
cou nl ies are in aten lance.
Maj. u. II. duncan. &. =. Sanders "' ".
Nichols, u. f. II ydrick, II. Il" Ra'ehc'' "uu
n. Iohr son. .Ir. "f Spnrtanhurg' ana W. y.
;vaytloi,, nf Abhrvilr.
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Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale.

OFFER for sale the most desirable place
L in Union County and and one of the
most dcsiahle pace in upper Carolnaf con-
si<ting of
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
more or less Two hundred acres Of this
and lie within tho corporate limits of the
to"n of Union which is nearly new
SIN ROOM COTTAGE
and all Other out.ile improvement necessary
for n 10 horse firm
This land has about 800 acres of land
now in cultivation, the rc.t in oak and nine
timber, with about 80 acres of branch hot
toms.
The health Of the place c,nnct be surpass.
ed In any country and challenge proof TO
the ,clntr'ry wall ""i springs OF water
"'1h branches running through the lands
VIII sell itas whole. or in small tracts.
and on easy terms, TO suit purchasers.
5. NJ. RICE, Sn.
'il II II tf
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gsa. y Union Meeting of the King
Daughters will be held in the Female Acad-
emy at II o clock Oh Saturday, the 25th, inst
Every member of the order is cordially in-
yitcl 10 attend
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Ros" County treasurer, j. Is. I. SCOTT
has discovered that the law forbids his re-
cciving Jury anil witness tickets for taxes.
His explanation tn the people came too late
f,r ruhlioati III this woek. II will appear
next week.
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Corrcspondepee Of the Union Times.
News from North Pacolet.

ETA JANE. October, 18.-This morning
gives promise that PERHAPS the good weather
will continue, for day or two, at least.
The cotton that has opened sncc the
drcnching rains ceased falling, is far
superior inS quality 10 that which has
had to weaiherthe September gales; and we
hope our farmers will have nothing between
then and the most stable prices that an
honest marked can afford to pay, them for
their hard eaF6ed products.
While farin(9s is one Of the most indepen-
dent, honor pleacspf, snd, when proper
~ y |lIE l|Al! |l|y sd plll llglss
on al he san1e iiuis mud demaud the farmers
INN ed iat S(atiention, and when that pressing
season is o\ertaken with continuous rains,
rs has becn the case this year, the most rese-
lutte yeoma1ry are prone 10 prom Huncc iarm-
ing n fai'urr.
There is one thing we note with regret,
| and that Is the scarcity oflabor. Many farm
| ers arc losing their cotton for want OF sum
| cicnt force to gather it, Now there are scores
| Of hands who seem to act rs though the
country had no need of their services, and yet
to all external appearances they haven't a
dollar in hand or any other visible means o,
support. They work n day now and then
| and loaf about most of the time.
We are glad to note that Mr.. L. ). Wcooe'
is rapidly recovering from his hurt which
VIC reported last week.
William Chil,lus, we learn, died on Hon
J. II. JefIcnes farm last week with typho'd
fevc..
Rev, Il. p. Smih preached at Salem yes
tsrday. His text was Luke Mn: .. ~
pnyc his hearers n comprehensive analysis %
Inccheous fitness lie said it is our SINS
and worldly cares thronging around u, u,
that we can ,sGisnindsd ST sfdfadl his hearers that
the scholars in to saboa'h scnooi r ,h;s
the sycamore tree to get a s"np ,oodv 70
,oI,, visitor aud they were renpy "
heo'''y ,n and take him to their homes
'0mv m',r fr;onJ. Mr.. K. B. Spears. Of do"ucys,,
Inor,isc. 500 bushels OF pure re"
Ni'., -o oats for sale at 73ct. per onsns'
Tn;. r an opportunity our farmers siou ,I,;s
i"'s c';, II: - ;mnroyc and get the seed OF 'n.'
, io' l"n , ,eIinhle oat that has ever oeeo SOW"
.he ,.o' s,nntrv. Ben is one OF our mes' re-
,iah,o farmers and what he says ni"! H.p pra;.
ino'o -, Resides such n man VINO IS rs,s,
e' "roh produce. as the country neeos n.'.
ing :,o claim u.oa its patronage. h,elJ
u Ies n"InuLJ moi fail to procure his seeo Nv
n and SOW Just as soon as Po-slie
o''C' ..;n ~ Union Ia week was pieas""'
o", ' rc regret that we failed to sec our
ooy,aIl. on. editor who we learned WAS H"uo ,v
,ii sen.' We hoye he's all right now. we
"nt .t c,.;erLs from all parts of the county VINO
,vorc enoriring about Mrs. NoX ana her
49,, 49, and ais, Mike Sellers yellow jacket
ns, n 'They would reward us that they read
our letters cvery week and all we cou'd say
would be to thank them and lmodestiy( say
YOU haven reat much. 'oN'
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Last Notice.

4 hh persons indebted to The late firm Of
NICE NcLnic arc hereby notified
ih't payment must be made TO the uodcrs;cn-
Ell before tn" fr.t Of November next. Il ia
ont oLour poser to give longer indulgence. ns
the affairs Of the concern are necessarily
obhgcd to be closed up. Peraons disregard
ing TINS notice must not be surprised to find
their claims in the hands Of our attorney
}. W. McLURE,
49,, for Rice & McIur..
oct > 10 Ii
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List of Letters

Remaining III the Posioitice at Union, for
the week ending Oct. II, 1890.
Mr. r Is Fnrr Miss Mclln MORGAN
MIR I l. Martin Mr. Aiferd Smith
Miss Beauar Williams
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtiscd. and will he required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. c. HUNTER T. NJ
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no. In week cr tw" Col. J"hh l..
Young will have complete draft of the
Fair Grounds l.,d 49, limits Of the
!. nj about i@lt mile fro" the i''ms. % .,s,r
town ,,,l escapes town iii !af1e6bu e6busine,, OF the
A----Inc'o lots will he .old at auction
ho hrh Monday in December, on easy
terms
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Death Of Capt. Z. P. McCsnts.

lnformGinn was received here last Friday
afternoon, cf the suddea death of Capt II.
+. McCants, which occurred ut Asheville, N.
e., that day from heart disease. Until n
short tins ago Capt. McCants wns tho genial
Clerk Of tic Union IIotc'.
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TwsNTY-rHEEE YEARS IN TIE DRrG BvsI-
NIss.-I have been q, druggist twenty three
years, and have sold Che Patent medicines
whish sss kaasss,sI I bs ever known eaa
rem cdy for Blood Diseases of more value
than s. s. S. (Swifts Speeifc). Mr. A., a
customer was troubled with an eruption Of
the skin on the back of his hands, and in
vain sought relief Of the best loc. medical
talent, also of como Of the most noted srcc-
ialists in New York, and as last resort
spent some months in Paris, France, under
treatment of the physicians there, and had
secured only temporary relief. After all
this treatment he was finally cured, sound
and well, by Swiit's Specific
Another customer. Mr.. b., had suffered
for many years with Blood Poison, and
thought he had been cured by mercurial
treatment, but the disease returned, accom-
panied by Rheumatism of n bad type \
dozen small bottles Of s. s. s. made per-
feet and lasting cure
W. II. DrsAswAY, Old Fort. N. C.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Atlanta. Ga.
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nG We arc requested by the ra'lr'au
oilicials, to give notice that the depot IS
open for receiving anl delivery of freight nj
7.3O a. NJ, and closed at 4 30 i. NJ, sharp
Merchants ard others arc notified u govern
themselves accordingly.
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\ new lot Of our celebrated II. & W. cor
sets jus; received, both in tho usual length
and and extra length. Call and get one be-
fore the sizes arc broken,
GRAHAM 4 SPARKS.
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We have some special bargains to offer in
Red Flamrcls, cal and examine them, and
be convinced that we nro not merely taking,
but wc will really save you some money.
GRAHAM x SPARKS
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w. N. Gallman Elcoled.
.,,l,psa. oc"tmf.0 ''o''r'a 'e'o''s'"i' ""''-
had been male in the frs: canva'sing
"'""' - e-'r The Ssntue box, giving Mr..
Ga'lman 1l5 to 7l2 for Mr.. Foster.
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Ladies onll and buy pair OF r.. l..
Re.d & Co.'S celebrated shoes, every par
warranted for sale by
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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1ou Will hnu The best stock of leans :,
Town at RODGEE * PURCELI'E

foNEwARNEp or DEArH.-
yet. ll'-William Peters cf Iakingtown died
,rh'"F morning. lie was. without doubt tbc
iargc I man IN the County. his weight bcinc
5"o p'unaS Thursday he requested IN am
was going To die at & % clock Friday ,nn,.,,i,'
and that tEcrc was ~ coffin lr:c nmnn'L,
Tor him here and Que would have "a be moIo
Ihc nndcrnkCrs at once ordered ono nn,I
u came on the midnight train. II wns nnc
VI INC iarg'S' ever sent cut. WIhin twenty
minutes OF The fine hc expired
fnits made tc order. Fits qua routccd
Slo.oo upwards. "OId Reliable"
FOSTER, WILKINS & ca
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res,. We've got OH our table dimlnnhVe
but Icrfcct specimen Of second crop
reach The first we ever raw.
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The Z. U. will be opened for business
from s A. VI. to $50 =. NJ.
The Money Order Department viii he
opened for business from 8 a. NJ. TO 4 l.. NJ
The Northern mail will close a' r.
NJ, ard the Southern Mail at /. 80 L. NJ.
Any inattcption or irregularities should
re reported promptly TO the =. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, l.. ~
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Ladies' Walk ing Jackets, "O'd Reliable
FOSTER, WILKINS co.
Rasau ox zu. &. Cos.G4QQSSsss srmsE rGns sRSsase sRSsase'

R2ggn o& EGu. +CsSH!GIQots Tong Tony sHSt sRitSt1
capt. Wadlell Lad his leg broken while
getting oil II trniG at Blacksburg lie j.,
getting alo"g very well.
Capt. Mcc'r'IX took Capt. Waddslls
pace, and he toN, has been the victim of on
accident. While his train was standing at
lorhviic II drummer placed n torpedo on
!hc track, and Is the train passed over Capt
HcCarthy was s'aa!ing near by. 1t cx-
pl"dcd, aud piece Of the shell struck the
conductor in Tie back. imb.dding itself
nearly m inc,r under the surface. Capt.
Mccarthy brought his train on to Rock Hill.
where lie found it necessary to call sur
geon. DR.. W. }. White responded, and
aftc: locating it the piece Of metal was cut
out. Capt. Mccarthy took his train un to
Columbia, but lie has not madc a trip since.
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17

Every gentleman should see our line o
neckwarc. Call early rs they arc gong like
h,t cakes,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17

Don't forget our Celebrated 1890 Demo-
rest Sewing Machine, oil attachments, and
fully warranted for years. "Old Ec'iabc
FOSTEI, WILKINS X co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-17

BlanLcis!. Blankets. We call spccia
ntr Cut,on TO this stock ''Old Rc'iaoic
FOSTER, WILKINS co.