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, "hNhkoStrY TO AN OLD SLAvE.-Last Mo,
uay we witnessed an interesting inciIcnt nn
U, Uui streets. An old colorcd man who bos
'nea o,J maa, aowh applied to the grandson of his
oiu master to give him home for Tho H., ,'
ahce OF his days. The old man has occr,n' 90"
aro aa.eG ;,?Hg nGsnlng. His children have died or
are indifferent to him. He is too in6r,n y,
nroa, noa ms own in the cotton field and the only
Rouse and pG,ore % INN is the refuge of the poor
OF his childhood. He 0nnd no diff;cuisx @ Tvehes ss
gaming snn,nn ms wishes for the young man waa :"
sympathetic and liberal So tho nI "1d was
: soes "I non; nome. He will have nothing to do % bnt
lie viii III So anu attend to other light duties.
iIe ue will vii, nave good house and plenty to eo,
ne VIII get his tobacco free and medical ~ oa.'
'"n,,Tn ',ann N: VIII cost him nothing. will even
nave ms grandson with him TO wait On t;,
mnem M ne too feeble to take care of himseIf @
# M tbS Snsl ne n'es he will be decently buried
Medium. ''--iooerHle
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Fired by the Wires,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. s.-Shortly before
O'CLOCK TINS morning fire started in the base
ment Of the Western Union telegraph. cor.
ner of Olive and Third streets. The fire
soon ascended Through the air shaft from thc
nrst to the top floor and is now burninc
nerceiy. Ineswires arc a total wreck. The
hremen are hindered by the mass of sleet
nueh wires.H Is thought that the fire
'nI origin OF which IS at present unknown.
Will be confined to the building.
All the operators escaped from the build
ing uhlnJured.S Tho fire broke out in the
engine engine room G The building was completely
on the eotas Tl and Olive Sns streets s,s"asd sn%
in "d"..-N western Union the buiIJ.
the Daily frintiniing Comp"nW' 'ea a,Ion Lress, s
Ginter Cigarette Company, the BraJ,sn
rrihting Scroll Company and one or t,ro
other ofhces. $50 the fire was brouaht
uhuer complete control, but the building is
euuod. All the Western Union wire burneJ
gu. o''t active efforts arc being made to rc.
n,oao ,,,oas communication. They are receiving
messages NJ East st. Louis. The f.e stated
m he basement and spread upward SO
quickly that all the inmates of the onorot;no
room had to flip for their lives. md man," ns |
them had narrow escapes. VI
H., - vi wires leadS into tho buildinO
ny way OF the roof. The storm of vcstc,JaSS
,oaue" '.: down the telegraph and telepbone
wires as well, with n heavy coating df ino
Durlng yesterday and last night many breaks
occurred and the service was badly infer
rnpted. At six o'clock this morp;nn
wire leading to the basement of the bu;ld;no'
:n' III contact with btoken electric Iiobt
'ire ana a. once the building was on fire
The basement has,hpt y t.w people in I,
no trouble being anticipated from the wires
n n the roof, if at all. little attention wos
wen the basement and the fire had gotten
eyohd control when discovered. Tho frn I
zen : made hard light, but the mass of n
lres which almost shut the light out If thn
reefs prevented successful work. and thov +
ouid not risk their lives in cuttino thon, n
n,li the elecric light wire currents WERE b
Inc Associated Press Office on the secord O
'or was totally destroyed. But few nsr Il
ms were in the building when the fro ci
'r'ed and although several had narrow os o.
pes al reached the ground in snfctv al
Verai flrms occupied offices and stores in til
building and their loss will be total c.
c c loss loss IS estimated at 81 10000, of which
''ooo falls on the Western Union corn' pl
NY The adjoining buildings were badly ~
haSed by smoke and water.
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lNcENbIAhY FIRE IN CmEsTgn.-Cbor,ot,o
n. e.. Jan. G.-Thcrc came near beina = liz
gsohfiagration at Chester, $. c.. early Scs,or
aay morning. The large general store -,
stewart Ross was fired about | o'cIoot,
ana II 1t had not been for the quick oiarn,
gwen by Mrs. Stewart, the entire b,noh
wo"id have burned Mrs. Stewart sow
'hro"gh the window of her bed room noor"
man % wearing large ovcrcoat walk I'M to ,ho
,S Sidc OF the store with an oil can in his honJ
me mend thoroughly saturated part Of thn
building, and striking match he SET fro 'to 10
II, ana as the flames shot upward he prinneG
q, q pig grim and then walked hurriedl4 AVA
MIS- Stewart thinks she could idcntifv ~
negro If caught. Up to last acconnts bow
ever his capture had not been effected '"
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,N'NpATfoNS IN INDiAsA.-Evan,r;,,o
,ho ,"a, G January 9.--Reports from points on
'ne ureen, Wabash and White rivers ,on on
night were that the water is still ris;na and
Spreauihg over the low lands at a rapid ra,o
"a mree amount of corn has already h.o,,
aosl, while number of farmers have iost So ,S"
n''a'cr portion oftheir stock The railroad.
Gronn h maa"y places are inundated. People on
"ren smee h'yer and its tributaries are olsn
omderlns oud heavy losses in stock, corn, tobacco
Svo o foos Sa% logs logs. The river at this point rose
onJ J ;eet curing The last twenty-four hours
hour. eo ihches per
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<oHihlttcc appointed ut last night 5
gsofored conference to wait on the Governor
~ to-day called at the Ntus and Courier Blu
their thanks for the full fair and accurate
report CT the conference published in tLc
ne"S ana Co"r'er proceeded to give, throupb
thelr chalrlnan Gen. ). J. Lee of CHARLES
ION, an account of their interview wifi
Govcrnor Richardson. This account is nm
neNed In preference to other information on
inc sunJcct, IN order that the impressions of
the committee and their satisfaction with tbo
"o'erhors position in the matter NAV bc
runs understood. To use, then, Gen. Lees
leagues: '''' 'o'-
:, "lhc committee went in a BODY to tbo
Executive Chamber at noon today onJ ti,o
members were introduced by the chairman
10 10 me Hovernor who received them kindly
Inc chairman stated briefly the object of
inc WISH, sand assured the Governor of tbo
nearly support of the committee. and NJ
inc people they represented throurhout tbo
State, in upholding the law and preserving
order. P'''''i's
Governor Richardson replied in strono
o,J .S 'erms' assuring the committees.
OF South Carolina that the recent oui,'pr' p,vopie
IN harnwcll was not due to anv bost;l;tv %
i inc whites generally, but was the result ~
'nc passions OF II few and that cycrv rc-
sPcG''oie whltc man i'll the State rocked nnon
.he lynching as IL blot upon the fair famn nf
South Carolina. WV '"'' ianie OF
ne assured them, that as the Govornor
VI me state, he would leave no legal means
e" L" bring to justice the persons
s"''y OF The crime. lie commended ,Lo
,,i,.n ior Inc course taken by them
Loi;ec "'t '' inc conference, and expressed the
I,;' '""' ,neir determination to do every-
possible tn Al. |
,'"er ana preserve peace was the wisost
lcp which had been taken NV tLo onIa,'i ,
'eoPic since emancipation. and in tbe;r os {
c'. q lie promised them the hearty co.opernt;on ,
u INC white people of South Carolino Q
ne nad not forgotten, he said, the nrom;oo a
noe mem IN 1876 by the whites, that thcir Ii
Ves' liberty and property should bc mo-. n
'cted, and he declared that This woS st;n h
rG !, sentiment and purpose of the best peoplc p
a,,1, "As the Governor was concluding his re- o
e expressed his hearty concurronoo ,oo,n , 8,
overnor views, and. like him connn,,,, q,
'ed the colorcd people upon their scns;hIo f.
~ ''n, conservative course in this matter. III
"ihe Rev. f.. H. Colt, Of Marion ono 80 II
y y ""''hS coiorcd ministers of this State to
:" , pc'n"ps the most eloquent. RESPONDED in I Ina
i vi 'hc committee. IIt thanked Gov W
nor Richardson for his warm and courte. an
reception and again assured him and at
;""e" nm "li the pcace-loving. law-abidino AZ
ans,; nms o' conth Carolina of the hearty co.
,rat,"n OF the colored people of the Stotc
= Pi'"ecd thcir assistance in upholJiuo | I'M
law and protecting the fair fame Of ,he tb,
nmonwcalth. VI VIC ;' ;'
me committee then retired very much spI
ased with ihcir interview. -
es aud Courier. '" :" 1" iaa
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Persmals.

Miss Pauline Norman, Of Coleraine, spent
several days IN ntowhhe past week. visiting
Mr.. W. II. Miller, ,eturned from Atlanta
WIN car load OF mres. last Friday. aa:s
Mrs. b. g. CifoId accompanied by her
son and daughter, hTe gone to Augusta on
visit to relatives.
Mis-. jas. Grant las gone to Charleston on
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
EDlToi(

Resotoed, That the County Allie of
Union County do urge upon our sta =
at as carly day as practicable,
nic"tc with the Business Agents
Southern States, with tho view of ha5
some concert Of action in the matter Of colt
tare, and that we suggest that they comm
nicate with our Senator'S and members o.
Congress, and solicit their assistance in this
matter of vital Importance to our farmers.
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nctthe"comninity
4 ctfrl 8 ne g.si.d.. Ehsrge "a =

we are apprehensive that our corresnon.
dent, T.. w. j.. fell into an error last weok
when In speaking of his visit to the Oil Mil,
accused the Managers Of the mill Of not
Practicing what they preach, by not en-.
ploying home labor.
We have it upon the authority of one of
the officers of the mill, that all of the em-
ployees are citizens of the county, except the
skilled workmen
1t is the desire of the managers to emplov
all al home labor, whenever it is practicable.
nut 1t Is not reasonable to expect the mano-
gers OF any enterprise to employ inerperi.
renced labor, if they desire TO make the en-
terprise success.
we are glad to welcome in our midst expert
enced workmen, for il gives our own c;t;zor.
m opportunity of becoming competent work.
men by working with them.
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TEE WIND DESTROYS A CHURCH

NE" YORK, January 9.-An appalling
aisaster occurred in Brooklyn this mornin
Inc heavy winds Of last night shook tb.
new Presbyterian Church at 296 Tbo,n
avenue TO its foundation. and at 80 This
| morning one of the walls fell with a crash
on three,story frame building adjoining
ana anu carried with it death and destruction
INC ruined building va, tcnanted by the
:hott and Purdy families They pumbcred
nine persons. Fivc of them are reported
"ead. Two were carried out Of the ruins
so seriously injured that their. death ia onIv
question of a few hours.
LIST OF THE DEAD.
The following is a list Of those renortsd
purdy. aged IG; May Purdy, aged Ia
Mrs: Caroline Mott, aged 10 Sarah Mot,
aged 45. N'''''
Tho injured arc: Emma J. Purdy. aged
AZ Robert Poole, aged CO; DR.. Lewis r.
Foote, the pastor.
UNHEEpEn wA.sIsa..
The tenants in the frame house adioi,i,o
%GiEcsh the ohnrns ms' night by the manner =
lheir own dwelling was considerably ,b,Lsn
ma ma u was with fear and trcmbIno ,hnt
my re'ired. Twice during tho n;oht
some OF the inmates were orou,oJ 81. h.
inc roaring wind, but every ono was "
ocu @ ana asleep when the disa,ter oco,,.n
This morning. o''urred
p, THE SUDDEN CRASH,
ne neaVy hrick wall Of the church ,.r
win crash, and in n bcan tha,
",,iough the cockle-shcll structure al
oas me catering ram. The dveIl;no
eemed to part in twain, and inv. "eiiing
ne shrieks and grcans of tho ;n;ur.i 'he
Gu e. residents for blocks about. Tho n";s
= = 'he railing wall attracted the ot,:oa,;
polceman, and he sounded q fro aia
"u summoned reserve from tho -;
fntion near at hand "' ponce
gien' crowd gathered. gazing bIank,v .,
'e ruined dwelling and shattered Cbr..i' ~
SHOCKING SIGHT.
ne mouse had been torn in such man ,
- ta1 @ lne pea room was exposed md in
;. ueu, "ithin plain view of those in ,ha T
benoa,L 'ne uend body of Miss Mary Pur.
clio s"nan - mass fdebris. The fearful spec.
and En- " s'uhh those who Witnessed
render assistance to those wi,h;n r' Toho
Polce and fremen arrival onJ
10 the rescue """ started | 10
,, no" THE wOrHED WERE Rpcorpn Is
hey hrst found Mrs Emma pnrJu G
;on' mass OF timbers and bricks 90 r,
lo"siy injured that she could pot sna.i 90
w. even when they had carried h. ~.
nc mouse INTO the street. Robert poaI ho
~ ,ne next one found alive. lie ia of
,;s injured that no hopo i, ENTERTAINED XII
inma,ss s Known n. at this writing none Of Tn
na Inales ~ escaped death or injury Thn
va about the scene number, .evsr., oo
l, and search for iha soJ; ,e'erai thou Stc
ried on. ''S /" being N.
MISS NARY PURDYs Bopv r..
hed and manglcl in , fo.rsI -,
gnt . out and laid on the sidewalk nnJ. I @@ @@
waa IN which she slept last nigb, WEI
was a beautiful ysung woman, s"'
'LY Two PgRsoSs K
York, Jan"srv USs h'LLEp 81 OoTFrcnr.- pa!
,'gence gives the ca,uaI,ios D'r '''
Hyn church disaster to-day as foiIcw. pap
~ r. D"Tl! rurdy. aged l6, Mamie Purdv In
.'' injured, Mrs Purdy, Mrs. Saroh v
w.; m m'ss carrie Purdy, aged 10, and an
liz n
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IhE GREENvILLg Sur,LY Coyr,yy
commission has been issued to tbe Grcor,.;n,
""Ppy Company, Of Grcenville citv TI,n r,o
company, of which the corporators orc wnI ,"T
'er .; tray, Samuel j. Pickle. r r. wnn,
am n' 'ohh d. Sullivan, purposes. TO buv amJ
sen eoodS' wares and merchandise. fcrtij;z"ra
.' n!i'lS' horses, wagons. buggics hrJ ani
J'ner I CLASSES of property that the Jircc,,
"ve," I" me interest of the corporation. IcmI
money and discount paper" TLn ,'", n af"d
''o'N o' 9z''oo" is divided into 200 shar
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~ InE GRIP AT WEST PorNr.-West po;n.
M AZ; H. January o-West Point is serions,y
nnl'cted am with the grip. Fully one-baIS u
.ne cadets have the disease, and onebaiS ,ha
m"mper "nper nave reported at the hospital. A
a1cr ,In OF ofhcers are also down with tho
"a,auy ;ay among them Adjutant Brown. and
lieut.. reu,s lodges, Dad and Metcalf Fniiv
mvy sr" u 'he engineer corpse are SUFFERING
f.tal cases. ' "eeh no
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The Stats Sunday school conveu,;on.

,;x r'rcTsDs ~~ the r;s.n.
ConvoS,;"m '''Ee &C. OF thS tate Sunday School
nj C,dnmb;s, ,n", n m 'he hvention will meet
TaDa, TEo rnm on the IN March next.
delcso,eD so'tow,ng 10 ,h g gernfen were appointed
County CoOron,; ,ne S,at cnvsntion, at the last
John r. Jefferies, W. H. M;,,or W
"regory and ID. N. Wilburnl - W.
possible to o"t attend er iaS will find it i'm,
altorn,,o po no,'ly me "s Ely as possible, that
Pres. zlsa Z e, , $ ssTsk1,, 81 e.
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BaE" The Town Council are having the
c'stcrns cementcd, and the trees near them
dug up to prevent the roots from growing in
them that their use may not be prevented if
needed
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The Z. o. will be opened for business
from s a. NJ. to $50 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 8 a. NJ. to =. NJ.
The Northern mail will close al l =.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at l.30 L. NJ.
Any iuaten!iS1 SG.%Py y irrsgsl9rj!iss iy sl,0al
- J.C. HUNTER, =. NJ.
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nat ll,a III
work f',s seond Question How are we ia
J:E jeiiefies Alter sfheins No sunday
GOspei Hymns, Prof. Tankersly a,Jro.ss
'ne Convention on the same subject.
AFTER prayer by brother &C Rob.r,.
''Iess Tor half an hour was taken.
,,nooh ,,,, exercises were opened nv .;no
lug, Mhat friend we have in Jesusr ond
prayer ny brother VIM Jefferies
lhlrd Question "What relationsb;n h..
the church to the Sabbath School ?t no, s
discussed discussed by 7. NJ. Litleiohn and T S H
Choir sung 204 Gospel Hymns.
va nhotion President was rcouested 10
appolnt Time ond place of next meet;na
a. NM''nguon Creek Church, ut 10 o'cock
iactod , u' 'ne hrst Sabbath Of April was "a.
On motion, President was authorized -
s"r s. ,hp up programme and appoint speakers
ior mat occasion. f"''
1oa aler motion to adjourn, brother VIM
nrao,;on, usheu permission to make some
out h,' -. aPpiication Of The work mapped
OUT y Dy this convention. He was folIppsd
oy number of speakers, amono whom
were were rtot Tankersly and Rev. A A al
Oeit' each of whom heartily endorsed III,
.Iems Nv. ana expressed himself us b;obIu
school work. 'ne sunday
III i''r ~ Singing, There is Fountain f,,ed
'nn BLOOD" the congregation ;o;ned
'iotner a. A. Gilbert in PRAYER and ,nosa
hev. H., l.. Smith will preach at so,su
eXt sunday 10Th inst Eyervbodv oo
we nave many other things 10 i.,i nm.
eauers about but we must defer for ,vo,,
pace this week. "unt VI
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LESSONS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING.
At the solicitations Of friends have de-
cided to open class in Drawing and Paint
ing.
Any one desiring to take lessons can call
on ne for terms, at the residence of Mrs
c. Gage, Friday and Saturday Of this week.
MISS DA1SEY GIST.
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ypN,SV9xIBxSq, 5hSS8, h

|tsS S[tfs hLBNNf, SHvVNI IOJU.
eor rRchsrdson-Dear Sir: want
to express csmmendatien of the sentiments
you arc rePrted by telegraph to have cx-
pressed yesterday to the delegation Of
negroes frtn Bnrnwell. Occurrences like
the Barnwll ma, sacre naturally impress
strangers WITH the idea of either lax author
ity or else { overwhelming pref ejudicc against
the blacks ad disregard Of their rights and
OF their live 1t was evident there WAS
Provocation n this case in the acts Of the
negro despesdo who seems to have origl-
mated the treble. But neither race can be
beld responsive for the acts of its criminals
unless they ne approved or the criminals
IL must be ianifest to a II that no society
can tolerate win impunity crimes like the
slaughter OF ih>negroes taken from Barn
well Jail without suffering loss of rcspec.
Of the world at lsgc.
II will be reasserios. l am certain, to all
fair-minded lovers ofof justice that your
self and Sepator HAMPTON take tho stand
SSSlh SSlh AHMsS faces, : coinside. tho great
Very truI yours,
&. =. WILLIAMS.
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of Congress from Pennsylvania and "the
father ofthc House. died in Washington on
the 9th. inst, from cancer on the Jaw
lie was elected to Congress fifteen terms in
succession.
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Church improvements

Onurch Improvements
The congregation of the Methodist Chnrch
have put down a handsome new carpet in
their house of worship.
The congregations Of the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches are going to make
some improvements in their church build
ings.
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Blooming Mulberries.

Our friend, Mr.. w. 7. Baldwin, Of Mt.
!. Tabor nc'ghborhcod, hns laid onsour table
this week, twig in full bloom Of the ever
bearing Mulberry, which is certaiplya a re-
mnrkable occurrence for this time Of the
year.
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Be8r In Baltimore on Monday last, the
largest Elevator of the Northern Central
Railroad was destroyed by fire.
The Elevator was valued at $500, 900.
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GUANO.

Brethren, as you intend to purchase your
guano through your County business Agent,
it is only necessary that he buys high
grade of guano, of a standard Analysis. 1t
makes but little difference what name or
brand the sacks have on them. know one
firm that sells guano with forty different
brands, and another that will put any brand ,
on the sacks you want.
was amused at Gaffney on the 81 inst.
when the amount of guano neededby the
ii different Alliances that form the Nffnev
trade union was being ascertained
different brands wanted--twenty
kxonld not cxcuseathem-onc MAJ
\ ,,ths e Durham BalIsSIssGlhy tnn aa
eA ssfs&s.szX X.aEafX-E
brand of guano Of guarantee
and 1t makes no difference about
Ben Terrell said, "that some guano paii
on on the unnformed was only sand
has had pole-cat drug through it,
SO let us purchase a first grade g,,ano
from one company, and We will get 4 nd
Wholesale prices. We need protection in the
quality and price of our fertilizers regard
less of name.
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Il
Brethren, I pride In yoursdscisi(
character You possess, (at Icast) ~
requisites of true men. And
always be sure you are right. and N.
ahead. The Scriptures s.v. On
'''hded men is unstable in nil hi. 49,,
ana 1t is much moro honorable n g.,
oouy OF men, with honest intentions q!
III their convictions, than to sso H..
Mating between two opinions tn, !
80 MO" we have espoused the cause
'"e iarmer, and let us be truer n nm,
pousal. o"r
near what the old philosopher on
P"hahthropist, Franklin said of o,r .,,,--
mere seems to be but three wav, for
''"''oh TO acquire wealth: The 6rs. 8, :,
war as the Romans did-this is robh.r,,
o se'o"a ny oommerce-this is general,
o"e"'ing; the third by agricultnro -,
only honest way wherein n mn, r,..,-'
.o"' increase OF the seed thrown in N,
ground kind Of a continuo, n;u..,
wrought by the hand of God in his s.vor =
reward fon his innocent life and ind,.tr,, I,
we are banded together brethren no, :,
'"r," enterprises in any of the o,h.,
audable callings of life. We sbou,d h,.,
S0od men God speed in any of the yor;ou.
Professions In which they NAV enoono -.
We are united to protect honest 80,
'oor' to elevate ourselves, socially and
with our brethren in every occu.
alton. occu-
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PAP WEATHER FOR Hoe KuLryG.-R;,,L,
"eh' Lexington Co., Jan. i.-Sucb roma.
o'1 weather never has been known J,n ,I'
Quest citizens as we have been Lavin,, ,"c
h,In tme iast week or two. number Of nconJa nJa
90, Dinered their hogs before the warm rynI sno,I
who H. ana have lost their meat. One mnn p,"
sa;T "HI 1"u Killed about nineteen head IL 10
mo-, na.ilcd his meat out by the load. Io1t
- Charleston JTorzd. ""''e you so.
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Sos- Alfonso, the infant King Of Spain
is lying quite i'll at Madrid, with tubescufar
Meningitis.
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The Y. M. g. A.

The Y. M. G. A.
>'Ihe rooms of the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION arc now being fitted up, and
AN 1tcp- -crrccts to opes them with
devotional Services next Sunday as,ernoon
at clock