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Let MS have Peace.

Let rs have Peace.
Before aro,her issue Of the TINES The
grsut struggle st The polls will be over, aud
the people ofSouth Carolina will have de-
cided who is tseir choice for Governor and
the other ON <rs, Federal, State and County,
for the next tSS years.
From what we can see and hear, we are
satisfied the eopservative friends Of both
tickets are very {nxious to have a fair cleo
tion and an hop@t count but there are in.
discreet md ,ihretuous elements on both
sides. already becoming unduly excited, that
may jeopsrliR the peace and quiet at some
of thejrrSeiStts, ~ the day of election.
In view n the probability that such
unfortunate trouble may occur, we would
suggest that committee of determined,
influential and discreet men be selected, in
each precinct, from both parties, to keep the
peace and prevent any disturbance at the
polls.
The election will be closely watched, for
there are number of political interests
at s'ake,-Fedcra', Estate and Couuty-snd
disturbance. or irrcgularity in receiving
the ballot Of a citizen legally entitled to
vote, may prove sufficient cause for throw
ing out the whole box
In the name Of all that is true, just and
peaoeablc, we call upon every good and true
man whether he be a Tillmnnitc, Haskellite
or Republican, to refrain from doing or
saying anything, on the day Of election,
pirticulaly at the pills, that may be likely
to Srlng about PERSONAL il'-feeling and diff
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Six garter elastic 25cts yard at
ii. NJ. COHEN < BROS.

BeAp The reports from the Democratic
Mass Meetings last Monday, in the various
counties throughout the State, give unmis-
takeab'c assurances that the white people
OF every class and codtion stand firm and
determined in the fundamental doctrine Of
the democratic party that "the majority shall
RUE, and that white supremacy shall be
maintained in this State, and To our mind
fsrc shadows certain victory to the democratic
ticket, nominated bya very large majority of
the dem ocratic party, on the 10th of Sep
tcmbcr.
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DR.. j. T. Ensor's Speech.

DR.. J. F. Ensor, the Republican candidate
for Congress from this District, addressed a
public meeting in the Court House last
Thursday night.
He pronounced the Sub-trcssury bill an
iniqui'ous scheme, and one that would cost
the Government thousands upon thousands
of dollars, and give no substantial relief to
the Farmers.
lie thought the Lodge Bill was for the
protection Of the colorci man in his elective
franchises but he thought that the creates,
protection for the negro, was for him to
make friends with the white man of the
South.
lie endorsed the Haskell ticket a Il adj
viscd the co!ored man TO vote for it.
The DR.. in speaking of Tilman was very
bitter and sarcastic.
There was about $50 negroes present and
about IS whites.
The meeting was quiet and orderly
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Mems Camel hair J hose 25c pair at
HARRY NJ. COHEN & BROS.

Bay The cotton fields are white, but cot
ton pickers are scarce. In many places it
WILDE near January before the crop will
be harvested.
Where has the labor gone to? A few
days ago arailroad contractor complained to
US tkst he could not get all the hands he
wanted, although he was Offering the very
highest prices pail OH any road.
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For the TIMES.
A False Report Contradicted.
W. II. Miller,
TX. Secretary.

Ehtor Union Times Areport was circu-
lated on the arri val of the cars from Colum-
ba, last Wednesday, that Judge Haskell had
given up carrying the lowor counties Of the
State, intimatiug that he had Withdrawn from
the race for Governor.
Permit me to give the report an emphatic
denial Judge Haskell not only expects to
carry the lower counties of the State, bu, is
confident Of his election. know exactly
what am talking about.
STRAIGuTOUT.
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6kSy" we " ouil prpseryc Tho un;ty ~

snS" II we would preserve the unity of the
democratic party; five would save the State
from going into the hands Of the negro re-
publican party, we must unite all our forces
to defeat the faction of the party who have
joined with the Republicans to override
the will of the acknowledged majority of the
democratic party.
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Religious Services.

Public religious services will be held at
the rooms ofthe xa.ng Mems Christian Asso.
citation, on next Sunday at o'clock z. NJ.
We mean by public" that tbs service is
open to male and female. The small atrcn-
dance OF our female friends at these meetings
heretofore has been very dscouraging Cool
sistcas We need your help. We arc work
ing for the salvation Of souls and the glory
Of God
W. II. MILLER.
Ex. Sec'y.
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Personals.

Mrs. John Meador and family, of Myrtle.
wood, Ala, is visiting Mrs l.. j.. Mcador.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Herbert are visiting
relatives in Greenville.
Mr.. W. OOtzcl, of Spartaburg. paid his
parents visit this week.
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Dissolution of Partne nership.

nHiIE Partnership heretofore cxistcning be-
4 tween the subscribers, undcr the name
of Rice Cn!cmNn. was dissolved hy mu'ual
consent IN the 18Th, day or Oct bcr, iSgO.
All clams against the firm m"st he pre-
S"n:cd to IL. l.. Coleman, who a'onc is
authorized To make scttlcmcu. Of the firm
:. NJ. RICE SR.
Il. l.. COLEMAN.
Oct. II, 1870.
Oct. II II T..
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E&iy" Democrats of South Carolina, don't /
let the good old patriotic commonwealth be
the first to break the solid democratic South,
by defeating the democratic ticket that was
nominated by about two-thirds of the white
democrats Of the State.
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Administrators Notice.

Lii persons having claims against the
"a Estate OF +. Nj. Mcintyre, deceased,
will present them to ne properly uttc>t.d
All persons indebted to +. II. McIa.Yro
individually, and 10 the firm OF Mc!n-
tyre aud Farr, will make immedi, &c p rvment
to me. ). :. STOKES
Admir-. +. NJ. Mcintyre.
Oct. ~ .i3 If
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PARTNER WANTED.

TTNU go into the Dry Goods, Clothing and
l. Shoe business, in my cid stand in Union
Parties that cannot put in 81 900, at lcAst
need nGt communicate. Write to me at An
dcrson, South Carolina, at once. ! viii give
n guarantee that it will be paying invest
mcnt. ID. G. FLYNN.
or
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TIE TINES FOR SALE.

TIE TIMES FOR SALE.
Admonished by age and bodily infirmi-
ties TINT the pcrplexities and labors OF news
paper life are becoming too severe for me, l
wish to change my business, and offer the
UNION TINES and job Office for salo,
To ono or two Industrious young men this
is n fine opportunity TO establish themselves
in one of the pleosantest and hea 'thicst
towns in tho South.
Any person wishing to purchase can OBJ
tain all information by applying to me.
II. NJ. STOKES,
Union G. H., s G.
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The Democratic Mass Meeting.


large and enthusiastic assembly Of dem
ocrats met in the Court House, last Monday,
in response to the call Of County Chairman
Lyles. DR.. J. Z. Thomas presided, and intro.
ducci the speakers in the following order
Col. d. p. Duncan, Maj d. a. Townsend and
c. II Pcako ESQ. who delivered eloquent
democratic speeches, which brought enthu-
siastic applause
After the ST ecches, Capt. John II. Jefferies
read letter from Col Ellison Keitt, Of New
berry, who had been invited to address the
meeting, but who found it impossible to be
present, and addressed the meeting through
letter, read 10y Capt. Jcfreries, which was
full Of sound wholesome advice to the far
mers.
At the conclusion Of the letter, Capt. JEFF
ferries made sane remarks upon Capt Till
mans Gatfncy speech, in which he positively
denied the charge, that Capt. Tilman, said
in that speech that he did not want the ne
grocs TO vote for him
Capt. Jefferies said he was chsirman of
the Gaffney meeting, and was nearer TO
Capt. Tillman than the newspaper reporter,
and il he had made such % remark he would
have certainly heard it,
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTi' or E.NiON
I'm the Court of Common Pleas.


Summons for Relef-C ,mp aini served
Eliza' eth \. LotSpcich, Hanhv
GydtuNf
Sarah {. Walker, Amanda T. pc,l". Mnr,na
CarothcrS. Joseph &. Cauth,rS, Nate G.
Montgomery, j. Andrew Cnrorii.,y. Nil
W. CarothcrS, Charles &. ta,uthc,>. .Iu in
T.. tah Others, Thomas VI. C,rutnci.~. iGiza-
beth NJ. Killouah, james :. p.l,hcr. i'crl
Boyd, Mary Lee Boyd, Ruby ruyd. irrcv
B"yi, Mary Carethcrs. u, i. !'a,oii.c n,
Nit W. C"rothcrs IA Ksa- D2erlI4 e ---rr---4--
liam NJ. Carothcrs, Ii. Sadie: C,lo,hcrs.
II. HuSsel Cnrothera, john T. Parker.
Jane Davis, Meek ragtc~, Emma Me-
CIuncy, Mary SarratI, l. HE Sarraii. \,r-
ME Sarratt, Edgar Sarrau, Elizabeth Par
ker, Stewart Parker, Annie Parser. HuScoc
Parker, Ruth Parker EIrahay Tatkcr.
Sustn Parker, s. l.. Boyd. D,na}.nlx.
To the Defendants atovc name i:
NOU are hereby summoned and required
L 10 answer the complnint ia lhi, uci il.
Of which II copy i herewith ,crycG upca Nou.
and To serve copy Of your answer to tn.
sud crmp'ant cn the >ub>cIib l,:tii ,Cicr
=, Law Range, Um'ou, South Caroimr. w tGin
twenty days after the Sc,vicc Il, REQ. cXc,u-
sIvc Of the day of such service: aud if You
fail to answer the COmplrimt thin 4 e. me
aforesaid, The Plaintiff in hi, ac ION will
appy to the Court for the reicf demanded
III the complaint.
Dated October 7th. \. D., 1850.
- }. II. MCKIsSIcK. L.
SEAL Clerk of Court.
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We have some special bargains to offer in
Rcd Flnnnels, call and examine them, and
he convinced that We nrc not merely talking
but we will really save you some money.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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Stores to be Closed.

Stores to be Closed.
We are requested TO announce that the
stores in this town will be closed next Tues
day, election day.
Those Ladies who may possibly have
shopping to do should endcavor to do il on
Monday.
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BfRr The defeat of the regularly nomi-
mated democratic ticket this year, will be
the defeat Of the democratic party in South
Carolina.
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Ladies call and buy pair Of +. L
Reed & Co.'S celebrated shoes, every pair
warranted, for sale by
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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To Clerks of Churches in Union County Asso-
citation.

Some three or four package OF Association
Minutes, from which wrappers were lost,
were handed me hy the Post Master at
Union. Churches that have not received
their minutes, can get them by calling on
W. ID. Bcwley.
Il. e. LAMrLEY.
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BsE" Watch the Registration Certificates,
at the polls. for in them you may discover
fraud
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In looking around for Jeans, call and see
our all wool Jeans, three yards for one dol
lar, You can't beat il,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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For the largest stock of Dry Goods, Milli-
merry, Boots, Shoes, and clothing, and the
lowest prices call on
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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Ladies cashmere hose 35cts. each, or 3 for
81, ut y. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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Hny Union sent good representation to
the Charleston's Gala Week and the Chester
Fair
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Cotton Market,

Cotton Market,
The Cotton market has been somewhat
brisk tho Iast week, although prices ruled
lower than at last report.
Sales. 500 bales prices ranging from s} (D
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BsaD Don't forget, democrats, thnt voting
to elect Haskell is voting to defeat Hampton.
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Our superb pin case contains dozen hair
pins, : doz. pins, aud & hat pins, all for l5c
ut ii. NJ. COHEN 4 BROS.
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The First Killing Frost.

We had the first killing frost this year,
ast Tuesday morning, Oct 2Slh. The ground
looked as ifa small snow storm had fallen
during the night, and when the sun came
out, the potato and peavincs hal the appear
ancc of having pssscd through fire.
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Every gentleman should see our line or
ncckwarc. Call early as they arc gong lik
hot cakes, @
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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gHa- Song of the Tine Democrat came
entirely too late for this week. Ii is good.
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A Crest Cotton Fire.

$3.50 bates Of cotton burned up-Losscs orcr
ahaU mjiljon dollars.
MOBILE, Oct. 26.--A fire which began
about l2.iO clock this afternoon resulted
in the most disastrous c)niligration that
Mobile hns had since tbs war. The fire be-
gan i'll a shinglc mIl AMI factory near the
river front, just outside The northern bound
ary o. The city limits. \ strong wind from
the northwest was blowing, AMI the flames
soon communicate cd to the cotton warehouses
which line the river front from Bcauregard
street.
In one mss there wns stored about 900
bales Of colt IL, and the sparks from THIS
cotton, carrie ly the winl, next commumi-
calei flames to H:own's warehouse. on Lips
comb and Water streets, and to the Mobile
oil mill. which was next south on the cast
SilG Y f of G2 EG2nt ntE Esrt and TO the wharfn front
ono Hiocite and Brmngham railroal,nAm-
pany, which frortci on the water from
Beauregard to lipscomb streets
The inflammah C character of the mntcriul
which fcl the flames, and the quarter from
which the gale winl was blowing, caused the
fire to spread with liehtning-likc speed AMI
before o ccck in the afternoon it looked
ike the fire would #prcal from end to end
of the water front OF the city.
The flames swept on down the wharf front
of'he city to the next Sip front, near the
front OF Adams street. where the steamers
Ruth and Maphitsa and the yntch Gen Fow-
ler were dcs'royc in few moments.
The fire burned rapidly among :hc cot
ton warehouses AMI presses. When the
Goodman war, house was in Il blaze. smoke
was seen Issuing from Browns cotton ware
house roof II square away, at the northeast
corner of Wucr and IipScomb streets, and
at the same moment the Gulf City oil mill
m hn IN 10 - ,l IL
warehouse full Of cotton seed oil, oil cake
and meal blazci up. The ssfrcmen hal to
flee from the advancing fla, cs, which now
could not be checked
~ this writing the property dslroycd is
o,ojo bales cot n, thicc steamers one launch
eleven freight cars grain laden, belonging to
the Mobile aud Ohio road, three cotton com-
presses ard eight C, tton warehouses. the Gulf
City oil mill and warehouse. the Mobile
Phosphate and Chemical works, the Gage
Lyons ice factory anl numerous small
business houses in the locality which caunot
be gathered Tonight
SO far there has been 10 casually rcport-
cd. The wind died away at ) p m. and the
the fire department seem now t. have the
fire under control. When the aln0nnil tank
in the ice factory exploded it seemed to stay
the illmcs sofShward.
The loss will aggregate $500, 900, covered
for the most part by insuuancr.
CHoICE o? EVuS.-i;ivc me rillm.nism
i'll preference to the spirit that invites dis
scnSions and cultivatcS indcpcndcmiSm
whenever the minority of the party suffer
defeat through the ch:canccry of the major
ity. Voting for Iillman under protest is
better than inviting return Of such sweet
scented administrations as Scott Mos : md
'hpn r1nfn I,n IL, 4. i
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Gents 4 in hands and salvator scarfs at
II. NJ. COHEN 4 BROS.
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dissolution of Partnership.

TNllE par'nership heretofore rxi-tin. ~
l. tween w. y. Jones & W. it, ivtc, ui1Vcr
the firm name of Jones & Jetcr. dong iusi-
mes Mt Fish Dam, was dissolve OH tie .g,h
day of Sep. 1890.
All debts due the firm nus, e laid 80 ".
/. Jones, who alone, is authorized TO maiIc
settlements. ". t. JOKES.
Is. II. JETEH.
Fish Dam, Oct. Is, 1890.
Oct II ~ fl
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aeA. IL wo refuse to sustain the regular
democratic nomination this year, because VIC
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The Law Requires.

The Law Requires.
~ la. That each voter shall vote in the pre-
cinct where he resides, as stated on his Regis
iration Certificate.
"a. That the polls shall be opened at 7
A. NJ, and closed at 4. p. NJ, sharp. a
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b. R. TILLMAS AT GArFNEY.-Spartan-
burg, Oct. 24.-Therc was u large crowd
present at Gaffney to hear the speech of
Captain B. Il. Tillman at the alliance meet
ing held there to-day. Captain Tillman was
introduced by Mr.. John Il. Jefcrie, of
Union. lie spoke in calm and dispas-
sionata manner. lie said that when he was
in Spartauburg County before the farmers
were in grass, but he hoped they were now
pick 'ng cotton. Continuing he sail When
your invitation was first received l doubted
whether ought to come, as did not think
the alliance ought to go into politics. l
supposed that it was strictly an alliance
meeting.
want it distinctly understood that was
not n candidate of the alliance, but of the
Democratic party af South Carolina.
.tand before you the nominee of the regular
Dem ,cracy of South Carolina and | am
ready to forgive and forget the differences
of the campaign. The press of the State
who fought me so bitterly are now suIput-
ing me pntriotically since my nomination.
The Ners and Courier seems to be running
both sides somewhot- one side Dcmocri
and the ether independent, the latter mark
ed advertisement" 1t looks like running
one side for poll y and the other for nav.
IL the Lodge bill becomes law it would
result in Republican control for the next
twenty-five years. We quarrel, and The
Republicans me in and steal the hone we
are contending for.
am willing to give the negro his rights,
but want goDd government and white
supremacy mantai ned. Talk about eating
crow Why some men in the State have
fixed n buzzard pic with little white crust
on top of it marked Haskell, and ask us to
eat IT, have examined Iaskelrs record
since he insultcd me in Columbia. lie hates
mo personally and will ruin us and sink
the ship rather than see me Governor after
/ have been nominated by an overwhelming
majority. The devil took Haskell up on a
high mountain aud showed him n negro
majority and said: Get this aud you can
be Governor of the State" When in the
Supreme Court, Judge Haskell tired to fix
millions OF green bonds made by the Radi-
Gals upon the State against tho decision OF
the other Judges. Receiver Chamberlain of
the payment Of these bonds by presenting
the road. Haskell then went from the
bensh TO accept the presidency If II railroad
monopoly, and is now the president Of
bank.
Continuing, he said do your duty or you
may wake up on the 9Th Of November aud
find the election lost. | nm the nominee for-
Governor, AMI if elected Governor. will bSS
Governor. or there will be no Governor
in South Carolina. [Great applause. l-Cdl.
Register.
1000 lSuShels.-Nalive Red Rus
Proof Seed Oats, for sale at
FARR &TIIOMSON'S.
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The Week OF Prayer.

ANU "eeA VI fI&yer.
We believe VIC cannot too earnestly appeal
to the citizens Of Union, of each nud all de-
nominations Of christians, and Of ull ages,
to cooperate with the officers and members
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. in the sacred services of
prayer and supplication to Almighty God
for the young mon of the world Mt large,
and those of our community especially.
What is there that more earnestly de-
mands the constant, earnest prayers of chris
'ian.parcnts employers, relatives aud friends,
than the moral character Of their sons, their
employees brothers and associates
Let us lock around US, and see If it does
not demand more than human agency and
strength TO rcclsin many Of our young men
from the downward course they are pursuing?
Is it not time VIC wero uniting our prayers
and calling for help from higher poper, to
control tire '.E9b;'s and establish higher
Standard Of morality among our young men,
and to remove from around them the many
immoral influences which are iusdiously
undermining their moral, business and
them social ou,cas's?
great work can lie done in this town
and county, through the Y. ii. c. A., if
every Mother, every Father, every Sister,
every Brother, every Employer and every
other good citizen, would give it their
hearty, liberal and active cooperation and
sin,ere prayers.
Let the coming annual week of prayer
be made an occasion for renewed zeal in the
great work of elovating the moral standard
o!:ho young men Of our country.
A straightout Ticket.
The following gentlemen have boon nomi-
mated bSshe sttaigltout Democrats. a.e-xS - -
County, las, y 7Sest5E.y the ticket was unan.-
mously endorsed
For The Senate.
W. T. LTTTLEJOHN.
For House Of Representatives.
JOHN II. LITTLEJOHN,
SAMUEL S. FARRAR,
THOMAS B. BUTLER.
The Convention, also endorsed unani-
mously, tho Haskell State ticket.
stock. J. w. McLURE, Ag't
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AN oLp SORE llENLEp.-l had pa nFul,
annoying sore on my leg. near the knee
that trouble me io" over two years lr:c |
various remedies but the sore inS,cld of
healing up, continued To grow larger, and
to cause me more pain until began to L. !;
for crutch. Through the advice cf Il
friend, who was cured o. a similar trouble,
took :. :. 5, ami in II f"w weeks wa-
cured entirely. The sore healed up. ami
there is not crcn y scar left t. mark the
place. CHARLES \. SUMNER,
My 10, 1880. Nj Vernon, Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SpErJEJI, f,n ,,l.,. -
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This col weather suggest Clothin: and
0yercoats, call on me-
!. W. McLuRE, Ag't.
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Nursing corscts all sizes. also DR.. Warmers
! Coraline $l, At II. VI. COHEN & BROS.
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may expect others to Ito the same in 1892.
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Best Red Twilled Flannel for 25cenis.
'' j. w. McLURE, Ag't,
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Executors Notice ,

A LII persons having claims against Caro.
~ line Smith, deceased, will present
them to me- properly a'to:tcd g; and all per-
sons indebted to her Will make paymcnt TO
me forthwith.
SUMNER 5. SMITH.
Executor.
Oct "a, 1890.
Oct 81 A #