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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-05-02
For the Times.

To the Editor oj tie TYm,,.-The men,;or
of MIR. {. G. CULr for the honorable offios of
senator from this County revives recollec-
mons OF the most pleasant and inspiring
cnarnc'er, Scarcely a man, woman or
cGili III this county will fail to remembsr
now nc was cl-ctc nj the heat Of the tickle,
eiSht years ago, a5 q member of the Uou,e
OF Representatives; how fe.rlessly and
n"bly he entered the arena in that august
body aud crossed swords with the ab,e.,
dcbatcrs and mot eloquent speakers, hold
ing his own always, and roaming fresh
Ianre's and rCnown for his native county
WIN the recollection of these thing, il is
WIN Gra'lhca'ion that the friends of Mr..
ou'P all over the County hail his nomina-
non Tor senator, AMI wish him God speed
i'll the race.
There Is no mnn in Onion County who dc.
serves more at the hands Of the people tbnn
Mr. Culp. He has been true to the inter
csts of the people:always; he has fought
ga'lantly in the defense Of the old county.
anu IN every way he ha, proven \ faithful
son aHd true champion. lie has grown
up among us, received his education in our
schools, practiced law in our courts our
God has been hi, God, and our pcop,e bos
bee his people; and Union County could
pay itself no higher or mor. wo.:!., com
i''."ent th"n TO e'ect Charles C. Culp the
cSSa1racfsr:, SSa1r and became Incbu,rUr-i'nuiy '"0
leader o: the young men. ln debate he was
n!woys fluent. ready and eloquent; in the
committee room he hal great influence, anu
in every way made most valuable member.
Ills speech on the Lien Law and the Rail
r,nd Law, both rcsplendent gems OF elo-
oucncc aud sound !osio. wore highly c'mpi.
meutc | By all. 1t WAS Col. john I. haskell
VIII, said on thi, occasion, that cup Oh
Union, is one of the best members here ana
bos q bright future" Other like compi-
mcnts fell from the lips Of such men as
McCrady, Braw!ey, Davie an the rest OF
the leaiers. But why 50 on? 1t IL hardly
necessary to repeat that Mr.. c. &. Cup Is
thc most available mau for Senator. lie IL
young. vigorous, active, plenty OF Drains
"and honor withou, stain, and deserves
n h, elected Senator from this county.
word to the wise is sufficient
PLLBEAN.
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Correspondence Of the Union Timer,
Ripples from Riverside.

MIR. EDIrOR.--If no news il good nsvs
men we have only good news Gr thi, week
we 'eeI very thankful that we cscsped IN,
,eceir obstructive cyclone that played sucl
h"voc In ether parts. This last .;slycoop'
oehaVeu In very remarkable manner il
ai reports arc true. Over in Chester il i,
reported that fish were taken up out OF the
RIVER and carried two miles in tho trnok q,
this destructive agent. A gentleman living
near Santuc is reported as having lost two
COWS and calves that hare not been heard
| from since.
farmers arc in the midst Of a verv busv
sensoh just now. Some sre planting, others
preparing TO plant. met a farmer v,s,er-
day who, no doubt, is somewhat behind i,
spite OF tho very favorable spring ard
winter for Plowing. The most remarkable
feature OF this case is the fact that he ha,
TWO hne, fat sleek horses standing idle in
'he stables They are daisy" horses, too.
ana altogether too nice to 90 out on tho farm
IL - luxury to own such fine stock and IN
keep them ice and trim.
.ap'. W. Il. Briggs meadow Of Timc,hy
ana herds gra's is growing otf nicely. The
Capt. is highly p'esscd Mt the outlook.
spring oats are looking something better
since the rains. Very little wheat was
sowed in this section.
S"'Shuui VIII claim share of attention
IN this years crop.
mo Outrageous attack Of the N,w. and
Courier on the Farmers Convention" held
IN Columbia, has won for that sheet some
thousands Of enemies amoug the farmers
OF TINS State. Why! oh why all this stir
ab ,ut one little convention of farmers.
Just let Tllman run for Govern ,r, if be
wants; and let him be Governor II he
uoeSn make as good or better Governor
than some we hnre had, the farmers will
club in and pay for all the difference there
10 between ring rule aud "Tillman rule"
Mr. J. W. Hughes has an eye to busines,
Always and m'ghty fast business, too
whilst other farmers are glad to get ono
plow behind each mule, Mr.. II. sets on, to
riaht'ng cotton with two plows to one mulc.
nc h'Sh-spiriteI aud dashing young mule
put up with this doub'c trouble for nearly
me day, but finally conclu led to put an end
o inc whole affair AMI set violently 10
ticking, running and jumping at a most
ur'ous rate, sending rlowstocks high up IN
he AR, scattering planters broad cast over
'' "o''' JoE.
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psaF Sam Jones is preaching three times =
Gay IN Charlotte, 10 congregations Of &. .OOC
ana over. People living over 100 mile,
rom Charlotte arc focking to hear him
His meetings arc intensely exciting. and
hundreds arc daily asking the prayers of
christian friends to help them lead new
lives.
a lew years ago Rev. Pearson, who will
'ist Union next week, created n wonderful
ch'ngc IN the mora md igous Stn.uS of
inc city Of Charlotte through n series of
religious meetings held there. and since then
that city has been one Of the ,mictc,t and
most moral city nnywh,r, near its size in
tho world. Sunday is recognized ns "thc
sabbath Of the Lord" ly the people Of
charlotte, and the quiet of the streets
plainly show it,
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Death CT DR.. Horny s. Beatv

Ihis community was shocked on last Satur
| "9y morning, Mt the announcement that DR.
henry : Beatty had died quite suddenly a,
his resi- 'cnce, in this town.
Dr.'Bcty In been IN failinr health for
stmc time, and his friends knew that tbo
dreadful disease, consump,ion. wopla ~ a.,
'"r'y 'ay Il" its work. but they least thought
'"'' inc emf was 50 near at hand, anI his
shdien death WAS quite shock 10 his family
ahl many Trends throughout the County.
DR. beaty was in the ffty-ffth y-ar Of his
age an was b'rn in this county.
1T the time of his death he was . member
OF The Legislature from this County. n pos;-
no" which hi. ability, h's genial disposition
Ill" hoo!rn"~S of heart won for him.
Inc esteem in which he was held was
e''"'nced hJ the large conccur:e of
iendS "i bo'h races that followed all tb.,
was mortal of their friend f. ,be x;I.n.
cemetery lat Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Beatty leaves three children. two sons
n" daughter TO mourn his death. tbc:r
io'hcr having preceded him ten Years ago.
\ host OF i'i"n Is will say of him "He
WIS N'h'' lie was generous, he was honest, he |
vas just he was morally pure, and a true
ricnd."
Inc three orphan children have the symp.-
lies OF the entire community in their sad
Illicit n; AMI may til, God of low. so o,;,o
athtr, ...- =
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l'LtBEAS.

4 E,.oaIzEp' R>r TR.r.-A corrcspon-
don't writes: In order 10 outwit the Willy ro-
dent, here il trap which my grandfather
used t. cul"c &c as being highly sncccss'ul
in clear NC his store Of rats many years
a,o in New Zealand 1t was composed Of a
half barrel three parts fllci with water, in
which q brick set up on end rcachoa to with
in an inch or 50 of the surface; over the
ton Of the harycl stretch tightly a sheet OF
stout car,rilge paper, making cross cut,
come nine inches in length, across the cea-
fer. over this cut hang by meaas Of n
string some savory morsel, aud set 'l'ping
/ hoard for the rats ID climb up. Number
one comes along. nnl just rs he is n"sins
| the bait his trrncherous footing gives WY,
| and he wics sousc into the water, hnds tho
brick aud g Is upon it, The stih paper
having closed mp again immoi oiiately. he
cam I iump out. Number two arrives and
goes through the same performance, eXceP'
that hc having no brick to st upon there
uron tries to cvict number one. Now th'
m. schi.f begins, for their sqneakins BRING
nj of their kth and kin to gee what tn
row is about. an | the result IL Ihu not raj
* left to tel the tnlr.--Nrw York HrrdH.
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A CHEERFUL WIFE.

Better than gold to man is a cheerful
wife. But he must do his part toward
making her cheerful. Ii is easy enough n
marry happy woman. But the bride.
e2psctant when she contemplatcs future years
OF happiness, never think of husband
who sometimes would be as cross ns n bear
or go pouting around fer hours without
speaking to her. She never thought of tha
long evenings when he would leave her
alone to come home at night from his work.
AMI Instead Of a smile or kind word. he
would pour forth in her ears hi, awful pro-
ianity over some triHing matter that did NOT
please him. She never imagined she Eas 10
be the miserable wife of q vile ,lrnnt.rd
She had no idea, in fact, there could be any.
thing in married life but happiness, and she
had determined TO be happy and to.
tribute her happiness to those arounA 4
IL IS not her fault that she don't succeeI
Meh, rs rule, do not exert themselves l.,
secure their wives happiness. The cheerful
ness, the happy hopeful character which
every true woman displays at the beginning
OF marriage requires but small share of
attention but it requires attention, and the
husband TINT forgcts this will find amid all
his losses that it is impossible to lose any
treasure as precious as woman's cheerful
ness yea as wonan's love. A word to you,
girls, III this short article is in order.
berdre OF the man who doesn't know
enough about cheerfulness to understand
IS value in daily life. Such man will en-
'raoc every opportunity to grind thSlhcer-
"ness out of his home, to frighten sun
beams into shadows, and then wonder IN
know what is the matter. Such n man il
worse than no husband at all; AMI when
'ou want husband, couutcnancc somebodv
who will give you at least
ONE chance to be happy beyond the honey
noon, i'll the daily life of care and toll and
or'ow which is the portion of men and
Tomen i'll this world
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Mr.. Pearson Will be Hero the Second Sunday
in NAV

The arrangements for meeting to be CON.
ductcl by Rcv.-Pcarson, the eloaueot
and sopl-stirring evangelist, are about com.
! pletcd.
The Second Sunday iu this Month, the lItb.
Is the time set for the meeting 70 begin. in
the ware room Of the Oil Mill, which has
an estimated seating capacity Of about ] 500.
and is now being fitted up for the COM
fort of the large congregations anticipate ed
The meeting is conducted by Mr.. Pearson
entirely and is an observation-disclosures -
- II ofthc cburshes of the tagn.xI}l
an in.ess'.> II ftASSskiSF .f5S onc OBJECT
the salvation Of souls-and the christian peo-
p'" Of The community are requested to pro-
ci'im 1t! Pray for it! And attend il.
That there may be such an out-p,urinu of
the Holy Spir.tupon the hearts and copsci-
enccs Of the people Of this county and COM
"unity, that there may he 10y in every
"o''c' 'h"' some soul has been born agnin.
lit each individual feel that he or she is
r'r> na'ly interested i'm the meeting. and
UNITE IN every effort that is being put forth
Tor IT'S success, aud open their hearts md
homes, that no stone may be left unturned
10 Sccnr" the blessing asked for by the pray.
ing pc"Iir. ir their unitcl prayers for such
" revival OF the cause of christianity in our
midst aS has been witnessed i'm other COM
m"nIi whc'c this nan of God has visited
''i exc ciScd the line endowments given
hi by his Crentor for the upbuilding. of
His cause here upon earth. =
Mr.. Pearson needs no endorsement NJ o,r
manu. aS nm eloquent man, for his werk in
hc city Of Charlottr, n. c., and the city Of
recn'ilIr, Of this State, speaketh for him
c''cr things than We can say; for in those
wo cities ma"y were turned from the pn,bs
# s'n !" - he way of life."
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Correspondence Of Union Times
lettings from Kelton.

Mr.. EDITOR AS news IL scarce nro"n"
Keton, will give you my experience OH 'hc
pca vine and its ferilizlng properties }"
1885 | had s acres in one field planted one
half in cotton and and the other III wheat
After Gu ting the wheat planted peas III
the stubblc. In the Fall S"wcd All III ""c"'
and where | sowcd after the pea inc yie''
was nearly twice ns m"ch as OH '"I I,
where cotton grew. 1t was mches n,S"c,
F, - er Iit - -up. got about bushels "'
meas per acre. which paid for the labor IN
| Inc cul;iyating Of the pea crop: and c""'"
| tcu the difference for tw" years altcr"htu'
In 1887, on four acres, planted hall III
cottop and half in peas. The next year
| n,,rtcd all i'm cotton and coull sec at dIs-
lance where the peas grew, an" inc heI'
vr,r could SEQ the difference III the iai"'
which was the second crop, and | n'A"c
eaod crap of peas also. \h" II w" H,o!'
tho c. The pea l'nd was m"cn carer , I'"t'
yotcl. being less grassy ana looscr Iahn'
Tbo n,, vine has done more to Improve my
land ,hnu all thesmauurc ! ever uSed' an"
, | hoy. r,odc a great deal. hope farmers
will turn their attention to the pea crop ah'
cxn.rimcut a little and see If | AIN IL"
right ,. ;,,J
Since my last wheat is somewhat fe>NS'
,,J oots orc looking fine with large arci
, s,wn. Cotton planting is nearly c",np'e't'
y and some arc getting II stand. o'c" - NT':
:, scarce. More corn planted this year III I'M
y SCI, .Aan for several years f"''"c'
; ,<S,,,I .&.;:. a !, the prospects oil
crop. and hope God will send the ram ""
sunshine in season this year.
IS Tell the cand dates no. to come nfphh
: here until we get done laying by. W" nav
-, no babies that will need kissing before thci
nor calves TO 'mnl of, IN this part oil u
/ c,untv, and no Sh ats to spare for barbecue
.. But if they will come, tell them +" hf'r
a goosc-ncck hoe. Nous k"''NS'
=" OrrIcIAL.-All petitions or mcWoii"S
is H.. Jin;,el states Congress from hllanc'
and Unions should he mailod direct to .,
-, National Secretary. J. II. Turner. No. 81
ninth street., Washington, ID. 1. ms j. i
!" rortnut l. tho following reasons:
cr / That thi, office may have record "'
sucb pctirions. their suhject matter, the hu'
~, her and residence Of such petitioners c'c'
- . our National Legislative committee,
" N,curc AMI \. Wardall, appointed
81 Louis, and whose duty i, Il to LOOK a''
N all matters presented by our ORDER OF 'S
mo ch,r,ctcr, will thus be enabled I" take cog
10 2,urnaml give personal attention '"'"r ""'
. I'm Ttsyk.thIGI1 i,us presented.
al. ihe bill emhodying all the { scnIia l'a'u
of the sub=treasury pan. aS nd"p'ot ny I
.o, \, Lo,ri.n4neetng, and which has been
~, troduccd into both Houses Of E"nSrr~s.
now being mailed as rapidly ~ r"'Sih
lks the Secrets. les Of all the Al.ianc"8 a
,rh Unions throughout the country '"Er
NJ with other printed matter OF an ''2P',a
oa. cha,acter. The matter mus 'nal"' !, :"
ing "'t y commenae" INV
Il, Of the brotherhood.
,cm BY order of :. H. =" I'I'' 4,
ry'S irC.'' ~ ~
90. j. IL. T8REEa, Secy.
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
~ u. LiITLEJOHN, EDITOR
ASBURY, sc.
REFORMATION.

This commonwealth Of ours needs repub-
licanizing
We are drifting away from the kadmarks
OF simple government by a free people,
anu are floating toward the vices and tyranny
OF government over the people.
Concentrated wealth, that now gives COM
bines, monopoIies, syndicates and trusts An
absolute power, is but the evidence of the
dec"y Of our national liberty. Ours ought
10 be country Of freemen and not of serss.
Its mission should be to spread through the
world the principles of truth and freedom.
bat when it yields to the aristocracy of dol
lars, it commences to forget or betray its
mission.
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The Clifford Seminary Commencement.


The Faculty and pupils of the Clifford
Seminary arc hard at work. making prepa'a-
tons for the approaching commencement,
which will come off the first week, i'll June.
There will he eight "swcct girl graduates
on that nccISi"n.
The Bocc,lAlrcatr Sermon will bc preached
Sunday morning. June Isl, in the Preshy'c-
ri,n Church by Rev. J. Vim. Finn, ID. d.,
of the :. G. University.
There will he reunion of the Alumni of
the Seminary. Oh Monlay afternoon. June =
musicale Il be gwen by the young
Ladies of the Seminary, Monday evening,
at : o'clock.
Tuesday. the Art and Fancy work exhibit
will be cpcn from 10 \. ". to = j. NJ, IN
! the Seminary.
Sorec, from = To lo L. NJ.
The Art exhibit promises to he ono Of tho
finest ever given by the institution. Arcad!
large number "f pictures have been hnishc'
and more ore now being 'mrl"tcd
On Wednesday, June ith, the Annu"
Address will be delivered hy IL II. H. FRAN
Wilson. of Sumt,r, to hc followed 10y IN
graduating cAcrciNc-.
tnlis,hcnic drill will rake pace at
| NJ. after which there will rc 4" reception
| We are requested to state thatthc tricnd
4 of the inSti utiun are cordially invited
b, attend commencement exercises without
= formal invitation.
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pDr Maj. ID. y. Townsend will deliver
an address before tho York County Teachers
Association at Iorkvillc, next Thursday
evening, the Stb.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-05-02

Itch, Mango, AMI Scr,tchcs on human or
animals cured III 30 minutes by Woolford's :
SinitAry Lotion. This never f,ls. Soil by
j. NJ. GIBBS son, Druggists, Union.
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Cur Graveyard.

rl,, l,li,e wiz, h,yc nnlcrtnkcn the w0rk
,,.L inrrn,inr our town grave
WI w. I,,, ;,uud themselves, at tie start,
yard nave '''.'n ,m, - ,hr necessary
n,,,l IN IL, th. work
i"mmS 4" ,',,, ,,,.o substantial iron
Inc! ~ 'l',. " 1 ,hc h,,hcl wire
renee y" ,,,.o ,.' ~, ,hr ,iIrs rnd rear of the
already I,n ,m'rr ~, TT r"w the work of graLing.
lot. i"cn WI" u,, ,,,, and orhcrvi,c
!"y'n& "n. @ "'I ~ mI,i!in, Vim % ,ht nlacc an orna.
improving '.'. ,'''"
mem nr !" r',, r,mrl :, necessary TO send out
,,;,,,n 'n"2 ",,' +, soIici, contributions and
| ,Il ,yh, ne iut.rc ted VIII bc glad
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. q. will be opened for business
from A. NJ. TO $50 =. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 9 \. NJ. to 4 T.. NJ.
The Northern mail will close at 1 =.
H., and the Southern Mail at 100 z. NJ.
Any inattention or Irregularities shouk
re reported promptly to tGe-I. M. ~.
J. G.. HUNTER, y, N.
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R@- The Ashevillc Caj;H of the 29th
says
III. ;. McLurc, freight conductor on the
tShcviilc and Spsrt"nburg railroad, fell
from moving train Saturday near Bltmore
and received painful but not serious Injuries.
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Tury LIVE N lloME.--Ellavillc. Ga.
\nru 25.-ln m"-t all the stores Is found
,ome-madc mc;r and lard. One Of our largest
merchant has been supplied entirely this year
with meat and lard Ihu w'> rnS't !" 'h,S
county Tiny sell sweet, fresh mans "' ~
,cnis n wound AMI pure lard at Gems
nor rouui TIL" adult ration of lard VII
not trouble H. as long IL this state Of thing
contiunr. Ihe farmers have an ahundanc'
Of corn Oh haud. a,sc.
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Miss 7. T.. GhvEN,

English SPAWN iimimcnt removes al
U,r.i : 1T or C.rl ou-ci LumrS AMI blem
i.hcs FROM ho.>r.. U'od Spnvin'. 'nrhN'
S,.iY,. S,rrnr". Ring h"n", StincS, Srrhins'
nil S.yui'rn rhr,aIs. Coughs. etc Save S"o
lvu.rr of rnc hiIlr. Warranted the most
w,udcr,rl l,',mi~h Cure ever known. Sold
hy !. NJ GIBBS X son, Druggists, Cuion
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Entertainment at Rocky Creek.

III
We are requested state that th" Waterloo
Literary Society Of Rocky Creek, Will give
,hcir Gr,t Entertainment next F'rdar even
M. the 9TH Of Mig. m Rocky Creek A""d-
cmv. un,lcr the au>p COS "f the Trn* crH "n1
r,achor of tHc scho"l
The i.nd~ ~ III, Society AMI the public
ore iuyircl 10 nttcnl. The Emtcrtainmc"'
will commence 1T : "'cl"ck. and VIII he
free.
The school. of which the mcn b"rN OF the
Waterloo Literary Society ar part, - ono
The best conducted Pub ic Schools III the
State. The prize pa. Mr.. NJ. T.. Ertt"n
is u hi .hly educated lady. p'S'cS'inS every
oroli..cnrion for successfully imrariing III
struction to the vouth cf cur country an'
iufusinc in them II desire u learn. lh'
pupil. Of Rocky Crect s;hool have made re
markaM, lr,crcss in thcir siudies, an'
the IRONS IL the school are highly pleased
with the good work Of Mrs. Hritton.
We slmlll not he able 10 he a. the chtof
,oipncnt, but will send rcrrcscn'aiIvc
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CAS- SrinEuv> CAxCaE NJ CrREp.-Thrs II
= hard our:tion to answer. Swins Specihc
has cured ihuus ,nds Of eases OF SKIN Cancer,
and there have been many cases "t Schir-
ru. Cancer rcrortol curcl by II, Wedo say
t4at :. :. &. Is worth trisl IN my cnSe o1
cancer. We appond statement from MISS
Green, oF rlal l""sa. ia.
In 1884 h,i - small lump in my ieit
breast VIII ch prove! to bea cancer. mo
fret remedy tried was I, have 1t bnrneu
of This lid not cure il fIr shortly afterwards
il broke cut agrin in n much worse form
then consulted our drugg g., who ndv's"d
me to t-y SwiG's Sicc ic Is. 5. 81 "nh
,r,cr taking about one dozen bottles, was
comrlc,cly :u-ci, and my general health
VA, srclr'y improved. This ha' he'n
/ over six years ago, and my cancer haI
never appeared si"cr, nor Ia" II tr""''co
| nc in any way / can 'h"crf"l.y recon-
T morJ Swif.'~ Specific Is. ;. y TO any
suffering with cnn;cr
/ Miss 7. T.. GnTEN,
Taiapro'a, Ga.
. ", will mail our Treatise on the bloc
,o ;y.y wh, send u+ their aidr'.s
lur SWIFT SrECIPic Co, Atlantis, pa
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Knowing the necessity Of il, II. ;. LIS,
EONHN CO., AT Gatln"yS ). G. hav" added
Is TN cir stock full line of Collins amt 'a'-
.>c,< and will keep all sizes on hand.
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BrcKLEN's ARNICA SALvH.--Thc Bcst Salvc
in the world for Cuts, BRUISES sores. icers,
Salt Rhcum. Fever Sores, Tcttc". ChaPprd
Hands. ChilhainI. Curns, and all skin Erup-
tions. and positively cures Piles. Or no Iay
required. It il guaranteed to give perfect.
>atiSfact on or money rriindc |. Price 25
Gems per box. For sale by B, +, Poscy.
| April lS-ly.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-29

R. G. Wilson returned Saturday
night from Pittsburg, Kansas, where he
was attending the Kansas bankers con-
ventlon. He reports the convention a
decided success both from business and
social point OF view. but dTells more eS>
peclally on the latter feature of the pro-
gram. According to Mr.. Wilson's YER
sion OF 1t, these people of zinc and coal
not only know all the details OF entertain
ing, bat are anxious to display the afore-
SAID knowledge to the strangers within
their gates. ALI the Wa-Keeney delega-
ton are reported as prospecting and hap
Ply, with the possible exception of Hon.
W. c. L. Beard, who is quite Ill. E. F.
Porter keeps well by drinking tea made
at the gas works, so we are told. We are
under many obligations to james Kelly
for souvenirs Of the occasion sent us hy
Dir. Wilson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-29
School ReDort Dist. 10.

Report of school in district. Is. for the
month ending November, 81:
No. of boys enrolled, 10.
No. of girls enrolled, 4.
Total number enrolled, Il.
Average daily attendance, Is.
No. of visitors, Z.
Names of pupils not absent: Mary
Clark, Frank Howe, viii Hove, John
Barnes, Frank Barnes, Josie Barnes,
Elmer Barnes, Rosetta Lombard, Edgar
Cockrell. ELSIE G. PERsHING,
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