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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-10

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, CUSTOM
". House, Cincinnati, O.. June g. 1890
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received
at this office until noon central time) on FRI
DAY, the 11th day of July, 1890, for furnishing
all materials and building two frame houses for
dwellings for lockkeepers at Lock s. Mononga-
hela river. All information will be furnished
on application. The attention of bidders is in
vlted to acts of Congress approved February 26,
1885, and February %. 1887. WIN. z. MER-
R1LIL Lieut.. Col. of Engineers
jel2-23-I2 1a4,15j jys,1O
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the office of the Supervising
Architect. Treasury Department, Washington.
ID. C., until o'clock P. NJ. on the 23d day of
JULY, 1890, for the iron stairways and iron
work of interior finish for the q. s. Court
House and Postofiee building at Pittsburg,
Pa in accordance with drawings and specifica-
at this office, or the office OF the super1n-
tendent. Each bid must be accompanied by
reject all bids received after the time fixed for
opening the same; also, all bids which do not
comply strictly with the requirements of this
invitation. Proposals must be sealed and in
dorsed proposal for Iron Stairways and Iron
Work of Interior Finish for the U. 8. Court
House and Postotfice building at Plttsburg.
Pa" and addressed to JAS. H. WINDR1M,
Supervising Architect. June 2S, 1890. jy1-9-TTs
TNREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OFTHE
L Comptroller of the Currency. Washington,
June o. 1sSO. Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has been made to
appear the Liberty National Bank of Pittsburg,
in the city of pittsburg. in the county of A lie
gheny and State of Pennsylvania, has complied
with all the provisions of the Statutes OF. the
United States required to be complied with before
association shall be authorized to commence
the business of banking. now, therefore, 1, Ed
ward s. Lacy, Comptroller Of the Currency, do
hereby certify that ''rhe Liberty National Bank
of Pittsburg,'' in the city of Flttsburg in the
county of Allegheny and State Of Pennsylvania,
is authorized to commence the business of bank
ing as provided in Section fifty one hundred and
sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States. In testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal of this office this 9Th dav of June, $780,
E. S. LACY, Comptroller of the Currency. No.
1889. je15-1-D
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LOST.
PROPOSALS.

r OST-oN WOOD ST. OR FIFTH AVE. A
IL small gold watch. Reward will be paid for
its return to 412 WOOD ST. Jy10-57
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AIlegheny Residence.

NTcCLINToCK AVENUE, OBSERVATORY
WI Hill, Second ward. Allegheny g. 500: gem
residence on this choice street, lot 40xl35; hand
some dwelling: six rooms, large attic, aundry
bath, pantry, Closets range, heater, natural gas,
superior plumbing and gas fitting, slate mantes
home in pleasant neighborh ood; electric cars al
most to door. a. LEGGATE & SON, 81 Federal
street. Allegheny. jys-IS'
CMALL HOUSE AND Lor-FoUNTAIN ST.
y at auction: the property No. 81 Fountain st.
near head of Boyle St., Third ward, Allegheny
will be sold by order of John Rogers assignee on
21x36; brick house, rooms; terms, half cash.
balance in two years: those in want of a cheap
son. Auctioneers. iv6-I27s
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DOSITION-AS HAMMERMAN FOR LIGHT
Il or heavy work on steam or Bradley hammer:
best of reference given. Address HAMM Err
MAN, Dispatch ONCE. jyl0-l6
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PENSIONS
A. WHITELE1

~. w III l ELE Y,
l2s1a Third ave., upstairs, ODD. Barnesp
Safe and Lock Works
Gents shoes soled and heeled for 75c vvbi,a a-,..
TaiE Hand-seUn, S5c Finest work in the citv.
mh657-TT
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TO LET.
Residences.

THE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED cor
l. FAGE of the late Mrs. Louise Jones' at Cres-
son Springs. Pa. for the season of 1890; reason
JONES. 1876 Fourth ave., city. Jy10-59t
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DOOMS-FURNISHED ROOMS, FOLDING
IL beds, kitchen, tableware, ETC. Al LOGAN
ST, near Wylie. jy10-66t
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correspondence OT TIC Vnl0H TN
X. K.-Kelton Kronicles.

Mr. EDITOR AS the political fever has
somewhat subsidized VIII give you few dots
about the farm. Cotton is of some since
my last caused, I think, by he cool weather
after So much rain. II will not come near
~ to what the Farmers expected just before
the rn,Ys. COtto" picking has commenced
in earnest bat il is slow i'll Opening.
Corn promises fair aud fodder pulling is
over, and saved ii good condition.
rhy pea rrop is good. hut late. / think
The F"rmcrs ought 10 b,g'n sowing oats, in
order tu give ihcm \ chance to make good
roots before the winter freezes, aud if they
mis- stand. the ground will tc in splendid
Gov Snrirg sowing. Fall sowcd
oats arc the best and heaviest.
The Potato crop, in this section, is very
promising.
\ rrottactcd meeting is in progress at
Fiat Rock church, conducted by Rev. D. p.
Boyd, AMI much interest is manifested.
Mr.. Boyd i q faithful AMI much loved
Pastor. and his congregations would be glad
tc have him returned 10 his charges.
Mr.. l.. X. MckisSick'S sucker of cotton
that mentioned some limo ago has eight
we'll developed grown bo!ls on it, aud another
staik has grown hollis.
Mr.. T.. II. .\ycnck = teaching flourish
ing sch" at Fosters Charel. He is a
worthy y"rng man and fine t"achca.
IiX. the culurcd man that was shot some
time agn, i doing pretty we'll, but his chances
recovery arc rs enc in fifty
NnTs NEHRoNS.
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Tribute of Respect.
FRANTI> 81. NC iNrYRE.

Ub'"ds. 1t has rlca"cl our heavenly
Fh'h"r 10 remove from our midst, by death,
our brother, fn\>CIS NJ. NclNrvRr. there
fore hc it
E's"i"'h |. That by the death Of brother
Mcintyre Union Division has lost one of its
mot earnest and faithful members, and the
tcmrcra ice cause one Of its strongest sup
p"ricrH.
E.-"ir"j. =. That we extend io the heart
stricken wife Gnl daughter, our deepest
>ymnahics in THEW sad bereavement.
H>sir'd. ,. That our Ilnll hc drapcd in
mourning FOR thirty days, and that page
in cur IL uu c took be Inscribed 10 his mem
ory.
H"s"ircd, !. That u copy Of these resolu-
t"r> h. sent 10 the .ami'y of our deceased
brother. and published in the Union TINES.
:. :. Stokes,
G. T.. MrRrHY. Com.
:. VI. RICE, JR, T.. l..
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TmG SrG-rE~'>uES BmI"--In II column
letter opposing the Sub-reaSury bill, Con-
gresham GEORGE u. TI'lman, of South Caro-
lima and brother Of Len TIlmsn. jriyc>
this particularly fard shot u, the great
9anac'L of all agricultural woes:
"AnOthcr unlnSwcrablo objection to this
Sub-trtaSury nonsense is that it provide, for
issuing S"vcrLl hundred millionS Of crccn-
hacks in the 'orm Of advances on only five
agricultural products. Is there an justice
i'll fIvoring "r pctting producers Of cotton,
tobacco. corn. whcIt or oats. and lciv ~ out
the n""Iucc:S "f rice, sugar, grouu,. peas,
rye. barley, lumber. iron. cotton cloth II
,actoriCS. etc? What becomes of The Ali.
ancc motto: Equal rights to all, spec.al
fpyOrS % none? How does this r,rc'ty
mayim colnport with 'rHing about two thou
sand small or poor c"unucS in the United
States t" build a TjOOoO warehouse in about
one thousand ll",r "r rich CouUiIc5 thai
v,c'd overs 90, ,opo worth Of the five favored
riViuc'-
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Tinman's Secrets Give Away by DR.. r II.
Smith,


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iv':'''' N'''''I VI u'r -, ''n camp .raN'l
S gu. =" 4" Sl'ce''" o' ~ L. W. smith "'
- u ''",''.''e ior '"hEreS', III
""'"'' ">S h"aiS' W 'hl' county FRIDAY.
''uu ~ ."HS'i"'"''' "''/! , "hSr'r'i"'a
''I'p',s" ~ '"'' S''''' : 'i'nIe To- |" low
W. 'I'l"" III ""Em anu / 'lhtri speech.
'hars'"' 'r,a,h u. W. NhcU. 81 LnUr"n>.
""o'n'r can 'H'"'' WIN '">rr.inG canru,
'o'''"''' ""' '"'''"a ''' ''h' cat ont 1T tn"
ny ~ >'H''"s '".' Il ''"'"> 81 chosen !"N
n"t "''L''' S''"' ""' a. I" III he ham Pr
r''" '"' an "'''''N1'i'i" i"r lhl~I strict.
~ n' "'N' ""'y '"' '""tWcnt Nu ''rlru
'"''' ""S ,' '"' y,"'"'' Hh' rr"r"'"' u W
" ''h'''' ne WAS 5f,N'y rU|i'"t t"
""' N'''' """ "!'''n '"'I t""! IT. lA.>.
"' '"'" '''""'' G. ''''I'I''' h!">"ii.
- t"""Fr' t"' when ia!tr'n Sh"l.
'aN"rol ~ Hm''h !" h'" I- "y" "a thu
I''S'',"h '' H'cr'ar! "i N.".". hut !" some
wa! "' seem. /" "sN' hr''I i"incri I" take
=" W '''' "'' '''' toward the
,!, ''''' 'l',"'
=, '"v!' "r' "''" "" 'IthNc reports HAT
Wv W 'F'""'"T % '"' l'm"uI Shell manii">'"
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Profitable Religious Meetings

MR. EDIT"R:-l h"san meeting Of >ix
"ay Oh the ION IF August with the rhilrIi
Barii,. Church, in which had he assistance
# The Rev. +. e.. llick son of Gastonia. y. Z.
A' 20 results, ~ Sunday last ! baptiSci
MN" anl rccciScl three 10y letter into fellow
ship "t the church.
un the 10th "f the month began II series
"t meetings with Beulah Baptist Church. \.
results up to date, we restored two to mem
bcr>hip and have six candidates for baptism.
The baptism will take place in 3rl SInd,y
IN this month. Before that day we hope to
have others come forward for baptism
! Will begin series of meetings with the
Lower Far Forest Church on next Saturday
the 9th. There will be one service on Satur-
day and one on Sunday afternoon. On Mon
day Rev W. f.. q. lIumphrics will join me,
aud there will bctwO services each dny M
10 Friday the l2th.
t. E. LIMrLEI.
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Card rroIn tho Allianol Editor.

Mr.. Enron. Il re- il M knowing 10
what suh,rrf,isc9 ',ru: nee, VrcJuilce anu
uart a'itY Will drive men; hrd rs Hh' u
n,,r 80. Il citizens listened t" aud were III
nurn .cd in inc ln,t elect "n by dc-ign'nS
,,,, ,,h, could not see Tor Il Il not wish I"
S.cJ the difference between n unlvefsal dec,"-
ration and II putial lcclarati'n, nut "n'
uS Il for nv IcCcar Il earl of thanks l P"o'
li.hed rou" wears ngo t. the men who gave
me their support for School CommIs 'ipncr,
beg that YOU Will again do inc the kin inc's
to publtsh that card rcrbafim d Herdtnm.
Ghi of uur hest citizens does not mean ar
The hest ci,.zcns ~ pOne of the friends "i
uy urrru"nt> tried TO make believe. But
have no farther cHrlrnat" "h or any apology
To- make, hut SIMPLY say, What W.T. te
wrote Here is exact copy Of tho card IN
the issue o.. tho TrME' of Sept. II, 1886
Mn. EpIlou.-Allow me. through the
columns of the TIMES, to c press my thanks
,o,i5I Of our Lcyi citizens for their support
| ou the 18th uli.
| know the, are among our best men, for
| the; did not require OF me to Isave tue
schnolropm nnd indulge in the dehghtiu'
| hpnd-hahc, the vulgar jest, or tn; stare
| nucc,lo.c. which cha actc iEes so many can
Llntcs f. popular favors. My gratitude is
nS great 10 them aS j. ! was Il he thei" mex
| School COmmiS> lone. / coulu h't SOY ~
the present ircumbcnt. that II fit the ofhcc
or the Office fits me- for school oil 4,
precious boys and girls taxes my body anu
| mind tu the utmoS. capacity, anu Wh''
would do were | responsible, in g'rn
decree, for the mental training OF the nun
,l,c,ls that wnhld fill under my supervision
as Sehuul Comm; So; ;oncr. Respectfully,
NEWTON q. LI1rIEIonS,
Pacoct School. =. &.
an much obliged Ia the Grecnville W"
for the compliment of being "a prominco
| wurke. the Alliance, bat deny sfh
charge of being defeated on account of ticini
nv hopes of success, (as it terms iD to IAN
umg,atcful and corrupt Ti'iman Ring. =
There has nrc.r been any PARTISAN politics IN
the Alliance Department. and my chance
FOR success were Injured on account of bcin
placed nj the head of the Alliance Cnlumn
and acting according - the convictions O
my own mind. cstrangcd myself from the
enemies Of the Alliance, the enemies q
Temperance, and from the want OF gait
tuic on the part Of many If my brcthrc'
whcgc interests ! have tried to promote.
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SEPTEMBER BREEZES.

D.,, ,;Ly nm, Man
an fd'" """'' w nL
be Loohcf i0r ms '"' "'" ~ ''''
Tsars-4 vost MicrcS,my H'd"'T "''|'-
~ ,,,p ri,l. in advance sheets of
NJ ,,,,J mr., nr =, Lnu;. No. thus
n,. ~ ~ A., y,c,,Lcr r,r the month of Sep.
,o,,,,ar
rnoI r;,L,s with ,rulallc touches of
I,a w., .Lw,rJ will rpcval in IN T.
- -, ,Io or,r;r,, ,r ,hr month F.om
ppI ~ ~, ,,nr,n rnniitions will develop ani
~, ,Ln;,. rc,ul,r co,rs, from West to East.
n' ~ ,1;,,, &c tho 5th ar 9Th these
ny Wv ,.;rl I,rc r,ssrl the cell
!. storm moN''r''i, ", ''t,,G yal,cv and q
y u, rcg''" y. Wv iI 49, foll,v;u.,
~ wane wiz w ~, .i, H.. E,e, m Inc
~ -. 80. al. S'.,Lwc.t wind ond
e5-,3y 81 i,-,.:f ,.rstS. Sss, s.rSs
ard ,,s}S !. ron;.aT MIN rcoc,;os o..y sfor;n
anil no,t ~ ,hc IO,b and II,h From tbesS
Irroctiouorv days forward until we pass be-
,,ouI tho crnirc ,f The c,rth's cuuiuox
ob,ut the ppi conceal storms .pd Gales
Sm,v bc l,,krI far E~om thc ljth ,n I1,h
We .,uut J,uy.r I,ys Sea, r,y,u., .,,Ik.
who fail +, cyrr,i.rn rri,,I.u; w,irhfiIin,,s
,n,y my n he, = rrr,,l,v Ea,.huuakcS,
I,Ln ,I,nr, Nrrru,v ,o.,,- =. rnuirn; g.,
Tho DI ,I, .,r,l irr. IN and t,nut the
snmc dnv tho u,,ou her rirs, ouni.r oil
souc L,y ,ll o,Llci I, ,rrrl,r rcncii,ulay
Storm ,tudcu,ics ON The IL; aad 1Ii 49,
From ,b,,i the Iy,L. y,ly warm dave may
hc cvrcc,,d IN ,br W.-,. rrnviu, w,rmr,
and ,ro,cIi,,, Eastward with very active
storms an .c, ,kr,,d land from the 1urh
TO n3i. Totc tn. rrr.nl he ,,r,,rcd ,nl
the Sudden nnj ,crb.r. -cvc"r dcycInr-
mcuts i, mny bring. and i, rot II. c,u,.h,
altogether unaware. should - cold wave
,y;,L , r.,., o,.I .,,,,,c ,,,Iy r,r ,;u., r,',w
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Corrr>l >l"m'jrn",' Of thc Union TIMES.
News from North Pacolet.

ETA JAxr. SIR. l.-Our readers wilt
plrns: parton H. FOR g.vug Il short account
tf our trip t. he Sunday Scho"l tonvcn-
tion which ~, &c i at liogausviIc church
on the 2Ith ani 18th tit.
On our way th,rc VIC spent a n'ght with
the venerable J. si,h Foster, who with MIR.
John Free AMI ih.s excellent wife, did every
thing to make ia feel at homc Mr.. Foster
j. known Throughout The county. Although
he is now in his SI,h year, his health, both
of body and mind is in wonderful Sa'c
Of prc, ,ervat''n. MIR. Free dcvOtcs his at
,ntion to his farmArg interests.
| Bo.ansvilc il populated vita high
| tone l. wcll-iV 10 set of people; Jealous IN
| their Devotional wnri and unprctcntous IN
their everyday affairs. The hcalth-g.ving
| waters Of Vests Spring, combined with the
pure atmosphere. has made Their impress
Of hcnrhiu g"r and beauty especially
among the fcrn:,c part Of the community
| The ~,aciu:i~ church building WAS crowded.
| both DAYS with well behaved congregations,
among WHOM we're found representative men
and women rom all parts Of the c"unty.-
The mus c furui. he'd hy the choir was fine.
and the tables spread were !cadcd with
everything that would please the Tost
f,stiIiuns rp cure. Our homc during the
meeting wa, with Mr.. William Smith. who
with II ami ,blc wife an / interesting family
entertainments uS in royal style. Our cNPcri
cncc aud observations iS only n counterpart
} of what the ot&cr dcltga;aS and rcprrScnta-
tivc> IcaliHc".
The couycut;,u was Il success ard every
sion of the Proceedings was marked Will
harmony.
The invincihlc cult was ON hand and nc
doubt sent h cruc, arrows 10 the heart I"
some of our North racolct boys. rs wei a.
others throughout the county.
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Two $l.rEr> DrE WITHIN . WEEK.
'o"mh t, Nuc. 3l.-S"mctbing particularly
sal az che, T." the death "f Miss Annie Sims
VIII" My passed away NJ 4 o clock
thi, morning and i"ined the ba Ia ions of the
silent dead. She was rbyut - years old
AMI Il daneh'cr "f J c. r. Sims. one Of
~. large: r'lntcls ci Mt,iile Carolina.
Abon; five week, ago MIR. SINS, together
With Mr. Sims and their two daughters, Miss
Jennie aud Miss Annie, lcGt their home.
fvu miles h"'uw c"luhba h,r a trim TO
Glenn Springs. Both al those young ladies'
were ihcn the ric,mG Of health, and none
ot l&G'r rG""i7 th"ught fnr n moment that
60 soou woull they - :.ii';ted by the angel
Of death and called 10 'comc UP higher.
Eut after some weeks were spent at
Glenn. Go,i's finger was laid upon these
rwo ilrl> of the household. They were
taken sick and the family hastily left for
home. Reaching This city the young ladies
were =" I'll that it was toaui net advisable t.
60 ln their home in the country. 4 res
dcnr" on Full srcet WIS, therefore, made
the temporary "hn'l" Of the family ani
physician called in, who, upon rs first visit.
pronounced the malaiy typhoid fever.
Everything that human skill or ingenuity
could suggest was done in the effort to stay
the dread disease, hUt nil proved in vain
After being sick only few days Miss
jennie. the younger o the two, beautiful
girl of twenty summers, died last Wcines-
day might AMI was buried Thursday alter
moor, aud this morning brings the sad
tiings of the death If the othor sister, Mss
Annie. II fhari'Sin worth.
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Death Of Mr.. 2. NJ. Mcintyre.

We regret TO announce this week, the
death OF that much e,tesmed gentleman, MIR.
Frances ~. McIrtyre, which occurred at bis
re.ideuce sst Saturday morning, after n pro.
trscted mi, css of several months, in the six
ty-th'rd year Of his age.
Mr.. MeIn,yre was n native Of Ireland and
had resided in Uni ~ for twenty-five years,
during which time he h,d male many warm
friends Although retiring in disposition,
all who c.mc in contact with him could not
fail 50 ,sccsnize that he possessed u warm
8nd syalQ ehc !, which responded ire c.
| ly.ns far as. h- mean, woull permit, to al
| objects o! Gu lri'iy.
lie WA akiud and aifcctionate husband, a
devoted father, II true friend; and there
no one who can speak of his friendship bet
ter than the writer fpT he has been the rec p
| i"nt If many deeds OF Kindness Mt 8 han L..
His iniiu,rcc wns always on the 'nic o'
right aud morality ever recognizing that
mars frs, 'uty was to lis God and In
friends. Sincerity in al 'hings, was th'
cardinal principle Of his 'fc, which made
him an honest nan and good cit 'ch.
His rema;ns were laid at lest i'll thc V l
lase ccmctc~y lat Sunday morning IN til
presence Of a large concour'c Of friends, VIII
mourn his loss for his personal merits.
The bcrcavcl family have the sympnthic
I of the entire e immunity in their sad nft'i'
|
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Tis, Cotton Seed Oil Mill.

Il
+ ~ DopHi"s i"s-nrsv;l""' 80 III" mon
OifNffl, is having the machinery and the
wlvlc building Put in Thorough working order
for receiving nil the Cotton Seed, that may
bebrouuht to it, and manufacturing them in
TO Cotton Seed oil aud high grade home
male Fertilizer that c,n be relied upon by
the Farmers Of the County.
All that i. necessary to make this Nell Il
true economic h'cS.iug to the Farmers Of this
County is C,r the Farmers tn give it
their enc uragcmcmt, hy taking their
cotton seed to it. and either sell
them ut the highest market price
or take in exchange an honest fertilizer, made
under tue personal supervision ofCapt Doug
As who is one Of the bcs. anil most intelligent
Farmer. in the STATE, well as one "f ;ts
most honorable men.
Oul Falmcrs make = great mist'kc i'll sell
ing their Cotton seed tC he siipycl Oft. 1t
Is like sending ~ much of the fertility uf the
coil our Of titc county. never 10 be returned:
while, by selling them to the home Mill you
not only lct the same price. il You sell for
cash but 81 much fcrtilizing properties arc
,ctaincl among uS, to hc returned. perhaps
10 you. neigl,hot l;. : l. benefit him.
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"THOr SHALT Nor SrRAL The New
York Ir'buHc says "thc Lo +, &c bill is force
bill just as the ten commandments are force
bills. An amendment 10 the dccaloguc,
~ it were. How long will it b. before the
Republican party will tear up the Bible AMI
write II new one just rs II hns torn up the
constitution ana written new one when
ever 1t has suited its purpose Ia do so?
whenever il does so and nm lcrt,.kcs To- suhsti-
ute n new deca'"gue for the oil on we vent
ure to prophesy that the eight commandment
will not be III it Ndshr,Hr lm'ric m.
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Prompt and Reliable.

(\I"N. : e.. Sept. ,. lSHn.
T""rG> Z. Hody''. Ay'm " J. Lyc /usv,.-
"""" romy0pp.
NV DEAR Slit beg to acknowledge tn,
receipt of check of the New York life
Insurance Company 10 my order. az Admin
ministrator Of the estate Of the late W. H.
Sca'fe. for $1,000. in idl payment of the
policy taken about eight months ago on hi.
life. The only delay III the case was caused
by the necessity for the appointment II al
Administrator.
Thanking you for your kindness in the
matter, | cheerfully commend your Company
To nll i'll want of good. reliable insurance.
am. yours respectfully.
Il. +. ARTHUR,
Administrator.
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The Cotton Plant"

This ably conducted agricultural iourIi. !
has been moved from Crecnyilc 70 Orange.
burg, and - no4, undcr the editorial man.
segment Of DR.. j. v Sinbcs. Uul Of the
ahl"st agricultural wri,er> in the south. 1t
is the accredited organ of the Farmers Al
lance Of this State. AMI g.: ihe Alliance mem
hcrS will concentrate al their PATRONAGE ani
encouragement ul"n that "a! or. it will prove
a blessing 10 the f,rlning 'n.e-e-, Of the coUn-
try ani be p9Nc7 y, >n.l":g snl Develop
ing measures for y" v,.t..5i, { the fsrniu :
class hu' If they IeC Get the demands ~: sucn
a faitLcu, ami able representative aui tri,ter>
awAs''ne'T patronage upon the maoy papers
now Swinging M all ovcr the State, purport-
ing to defend the farming interests, they will
cr;rl!e :, ! s,-ouc AMI Influential ;ourns
solely 81 vino : devoted u their cause. 10
nur3e !I.o short ives :.umbe. ci weak aud
evsne:cen' pc,iic.l agricultural papers n, re
likely create iiscori ani i$,ensous in the
local AlH,nre. han - advance the moral,
intelle::Ua! anI material interest, OF the
-'1" order. The lo".n Pant de-
- - -'"ne
serves -"."co suhscri: ers in this >ta,v o.....
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y SAFE INvEsTMENr.-l> one which il
guaranteed TO bring you satisfactory results.
or III case of failure II rtturn of purchase
price. ON this safe pln y"u cln luy from
our advertised Druggist b"ttc Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
1t is guaranteed to hi,mg re cf in ever case,
when uScl for any affection If Throat Lungs
or chest. such u" Consumption. luil umrmI-
tom Of Lungs. Bronchitis. Asthma, WhocSp
ing Cough. i'uur. &C en- HlH ~. l., -
Drug Store.
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A Card 10 the Voters Of Union

MIR. Ep"oR Please allow me space III
your columns, to thank he people of rmion
C'unly for thc liberal support they gavo
me at the election. feel truly grateful fer
The ibcrIl vote | received hciur a young
man ani not generally known TO the people
j. -. FNKR
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Business Changes.

Mr. W. II. HUMPHREYS has accepted \
position with Mr. L. r. Gee.
Mr.. 7. {. Whi1cnant has changed hsso
AMI - now with Messrs drahnm and Sparks.
Messrs Wallace Addison and C.. T. Muir.
ply, Jr, can now tie found hy their friends
with Maj J. W. McIurc.
VII. William Tracy il with MIR. " II. Sar
tor.
Mr. Thos. rarham is with r. II. Gibbs.
Mr. Conway Allen j. with Rodgc- y pur
cell.