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Eey" Mrs. Mary Vincent has removed her
Millinery establishment into the store next to
Mr.. Trcfzcr's .Icwelry store.
She will visit the Northern Markets abou I
the LIST Of March to post herself OH the latest
merry. Her Grand Opening will bc from the
10Th tn 2Otn of March.
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THE NEGrsC- TsouBLEi vt ROCKY MorNT.-
Raleigh, Nc, Feb 2o.--A special from Rocky
Mount Tonight, regarding; the negro trouble
there says: Captain Henry Thorpe received
yesterday, through the postotce. - notice
saying that ifthe Light Infantry were under
arms last night every single member would
be killed, sooner az later, if the negro had t."
shoot them one by one from ambush. \
notice received by the Farmers Alliance said
the way and tho only wa 10 stop the fires
was to send purse of th..co or four hundred
dollars to Professor Mm-tim of Petersburg.
Martin i the negro emigration agent who
was advised To leave to,sn last week
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TnH RoIu QvE,rIpN Iy : NCrsuELL.-A
cool road costs Il considerable sum to build
i'll the first instance, and something annually
10 keep it in repair; but II bad road costs al
the farmers who use it. and all the land
owner within five or six miles of ii. much
more than both these items put together
IhrH R.ruL.Icr.
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Ehe United States will pay $l0,0O0,Cc
more In pensions to tho uNi0n ~stte ersns next
year than it costs to support the standing
army Of great Britaia, and nearly rs much
as it costs to keep the standing army of Ger
many in fighting trim. Our Pupors in
Blue are IN clover under the prescu, admins
trat!On.
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will offer my entire stock at 50 cents on
the dollar of New York cot until the Sth
of March, when | will move 10 Anderson.
d. c. FLYNN
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nen.. The copy of the matter for the
Alliance Department had not reached Msx
when thzssy0ancsdsy m"if "'riros "nf as
wo put our paper to press before the Thurs
DAYS mail arrived, if it came then, it was
too late
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nrSY" The present Lcntcn season common
ccd Wednesday, the 18th inst ana VIII
end Sunday, April Il.
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own, to be submitted to

apprced,. mo ii6ed or rejected by said
Democratic Convention.
In pursuance Of this call, in its entirety,
it is I, be presumed, the Executive Com
mittec of the County Association, through
its Chirmau, has issued n call for meet
ing next Monday, to elect delegates to tho
State Convention Of the 9th.
This is the status of the case. But what
do we fud proposed by n certain element
Why, they say, we will answer this call, but
with the tacit and even the avowed purpose
Of defeating its Object That is to say, in
so many words uuexprc-scd; 1--WE do not
know how Otherwise to defeat those who
have openly avowed their opposition TO inc
present cx xpensiye ana arstocratic tendency
Of legislation, 50 ws will pretend that we
arc with them, aud go in and take possession
Of the house or We will so accepting the
call but rejecting its purpose.
II remains to he seen whether such un-
wor,Ly .r.rs-r, taa--.-m receive any con
Siderable kEscment in the &c! shed and
refiul,i County, of Union.
1t appears to this writer TINT those who
do not favor the purposes of the proposed
convention will stay away from the whole
thing and fight il squarciy and manly, either
at or before the State Democratic Convention
They willnot answer an iuvitation to we'd
ding and after getting there so to work TO
ovcrurn the welding supper.
BY the way, Mr.. Elit1r, will you do me
the favor to publisi the manifesto referred
| to, and "let there bc light" On the subject
to the peoplo of Union who do not real The
daily papers of tho State?
G. WALTON WHITMAN.
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List of Letters

Crmaiming in the PnS;oilicc Il, Union, for
the week ending February -. 1890.
Hester Beattic. l. Little.
Henry Bonner. Miss Eta Mcador
Towcs Coleman. John Moss, Esq.
Willie I Daniel Miss Claire Ncwsomc
Mrs. Lcmmcr Harris. Mrs Corrc Pructt.
Zen Goer. Edgar Thomson.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrli,cd and 5'ill he required
to pay one cent.
J. C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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REMARKABLS CoINCfDENCE A letter re.
cevcd by The S"n la't evening from -Marriss--

SrkI21 OF II FV'y bt"But"t
coincidence in the death of two brothers by
the name of James and David Crocker, living
in Wake county, .cmc seven or eight miles
south Of Raleigh. Both were born on the
same day of the sane month. but James in
1852 and David in 1885. Both died from
pneumonia on the sane day, last Tuesday,
the 18th Eolh woro buried in the same
coffin When married both married sisters,
OH the same day, and each one leaves widow
and six children. -DYahaa, ". {. SIN.
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ROASTED CoTToN SEEp.-ln last week
Eaguricr was printed very interesting article
OH the above subject by MIR. G.. j. GrccnG Of
Toccoa, Ga, copied FROM the So"t"c" fH'";
MIR. Greene takes the ground. and il backed
M by actual demonstration, that NIL that ls
necessary to convert cotton seed into sssconomi-
zeal and Wholesome foesss G,r ti-kin
SeNSfll cat corn. - simplyfto roastft. He
J Sei.s-up n sample of the meal made from the
roasted seed and as lie sayT, il is not Mt all
unpalatable to the taste. Its odor is idcnti-
cal to that of parchcd coffee, while the taste
is peculiar to itself, partalting of no suspicion
of that Of the green seed. Mr.. Greene thinks
that he has solved the great problem, "What
will We do with our cotton seed - and i: is
not Mt all Improbable that he has. lie is
now experimenting to discover some rracti-
cable and convenient method hy which the
seed can he chcaply roasted and promises to
give the readers of the EHywircr the benefit
of future inyestigations.-io iorkrWc EYW'yrr.
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Court.

The Spring term of Court will convene
next Monday, Judge James F. Izlar prcsid-
ing for the first time. at u Union County
Court. The Sessions business will be very
heavy, there being four homicide cases and
great many other cases of less magnitude
We hope to see the remainder of our dc
linqucnt subscribers durtng the term. to set
tie up old scores and commence under the
new order Of things.
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0rre'pondence of Uuion Times.
News from North paco,s,

=. ass, !. Feb; Feb; 2i.-That the way of the
Y Is hard is abundantly verified bv
ay experience. SO with regard
ounfy newspaper correspondent
;eu 70 know every thing about
IN ms community +; and If bc fails
wiii please everybody he catches
'or fellow! he is like Me caves
never hears sny good ,of him
Ken everything altogether IL is
nnd peace or popularity in
TO ind o human conscien.a
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Cook Stoves in great abundance, A. the
popular Hardware Store of w. ID. BEWLEl {.
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The Union Mill Fertilizers.

1t is certainly gratifying ts us to no'ice
every day wagons leaving town loaded with
F,rt;liz,rs from the Union Mill, and it is
cou.lly gratifying 10 us to know from the
best authority That the meal from the Union
Mill i, rs good n any in the State. This
statemcut was fully endorsed by promi-
ncu, Oh Mill man from Columbia, FEW
days ago, who, in speaking Of the different
grades Of Cotton Seed Meal said that the
dffcrcn, Mills usually an,lyz,d from to
: ,cr cent. ammonia, and that 81 per cent.
was the highest. That being so, the meal
I, ON the Union Mill stands within n frac7
tion Of being at the head Of the class, for
We hnxe been shown the analysis OF the
| meal from the Union Mil, made by tn
Sta. Ssii,Sias4l8eFaftSent, ,iasa tEnt sivll
| $40 per cent. ammonia, which places il
within fraction Of the highest value in
| ammonia.
But it is no, necessary for us TO say any.
thing more, by way of endorsement, than
to tell tho farmers Of Union that such sue
ccssful ana progressive farmers rs Capt. J
7. Douglass, Col. d. Z. duncan and Mr.. John
II. Mntcr, are using it in large quantities
aud the shipments from the Mill have been
go large that i, is pressing the supply pretty
| close.
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Bring ten dollars and get fifteen dollars
worth Of Goods, 70? the next days. ut
FLINN'S.
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AsnEvILrE's Coon IUCK.-Capt. Matt At
kinson's particular railroad scheme IS IN
clover just at the present. Two weeks ago
Col w. W. Berry. of Liberty, ", and Capt
}. NJ. Brosius. of Atlanta came to the city TO
see Mr.. Atkinson about consolidating his
project with two proposed railroads which
they represented. Their trip here was salts
factory and they left for Atlanta to hold n
consultation with the officials Of tho Atlanta
end OF the proposed line. The conference
there led 10 the consolidation of the forces
and Ashevi!lc is now enjoying n very tlattcr-
prospect of being on the line of u railroad
extending from htlGuta to New York and
Pittsburg.
Mr. Atkinson received telegram of the
result and says that the road will certainly
he subscribed. nnI so confident is he Of the
success of the moprosed road, that he
| already has an engineer surveying the route.
-CitizcHS.
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NEAESISIE.D.

LANkFORD-SANDERS. Married. in
Union County, s. c., on February 10Th,
1850, by Rev. Il. G.. Clifford, Mr.. Samuel
:. l.amklord and Mrs. Sallc j. Sanders.
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TIE SHELL oCL\MNTi"E.-Scarccly any
where in the State has Mr.. shell ill-;imcd
and ill-alvscl diaiIibc received cordial re-
sponsc, and nowhere less 80 than in Darling
Ton County. The mass OF our farmers. with
the love Of State paramount, refuses to follow
blindly the dictates OF an evil genius, and
prefer to work ont their own destiny after
their own fashion. They abhor class con-
fiict and dcprccate anything that may tend
TO bring about this most undesirable antagon-
ism, believing rs they do, that true Demo
cratic government is one based upon the hui
name principle "of the greatest good for the
greatest number. -Ddrington Ncws.
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SOrTuERS LjMnrn ~ prMANp.-A Mr..
Gaycr' representing II Michigan lumber firm
has been in the city .nr the last few weeks.
The object of his visit is to buy heavy lumber
from the mills of tlns County. lie placed
order at one mill, kullCns & RcifsnyGcr, Of
this city ior l,oOO,ODD feet. MIR. Gaycr
says that the Northern lumber dealers will
have to depend almost entirely upon South
crn mills for their supplies during the com
ing year. The winter at the :,orrh has
been so mild and orcn THAI it has been iin-
possible to SLED the timber to the mills
from the forests. .--SiGat,r W0irEmag
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V5e 3Oeekly Nnion e1H,sS !
rr,.,ny. rsor""Fs ze'
.n,scnlrrlos, $, sor 50 2. -.


'fyoni 8 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department WI DC
oncned r,r business from . a. NJ. to T.. NJ.
1bc Northern mail will close nj ! i.
NJ ard the Southern Mail at 80 l.. NJ.
Anv ipat,cption or irregularities should
be reported promptly to the T., NJ; ,
J. G.. HUNTER, i. Nj.
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lashed to a telegraph pole. This men chem
whipped him with raw hides until he became
unconscious. The m,ns back and limbs
were covered with wcts. He was carried
back to his house and placed in bed.
His cries aroused the ncighbors and brought
a crowd to the scene, but when they found
Campbell was being whipped no resistance
was offered
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tSsy" The Laurcns papers speak in high
praise of Judge liar, who is now holding
his first term cf Court. since his election
in that county.
From all we have heard of Judge liar,
lie Genes TO the ECnch with the highest
credentials for ability and every other
to make an able, Jus,
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@so j. X. Young, Garden Seed
for Poor House.. .......
@4' VIM. Smith, Jury Commits
sioner.............
I4o Z. l.. Allen, Coroner's Fee.
Z49 ). q. Long, Jail Fee ......
|oo DR.. J. A. Hancock, Post
Mortem....................
|ol koobs & Macarthur, Bridge :,
Account t.................... :
n noz Harris Bros, Lumber.s......css5 -
zo7 VIM. Munro, Atty Fas -
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He will hold his frat term Of Court for
this county next week, and just Judge
has always commanded tho admiration anil
respect of the people Of Union.
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r,,ruru N O

.:: Is: ::: i: (:
!: :; Is; =:
: !; !: J;
q: s:;;;,; s; ';
10 devise sufficiently simpfc fu!c "arves' '.
~ ine1o be pructical and at the same "n
guard against dishonesty IND error.
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Young man, ii you want nice Buggy,
come 70 py. rspQsikay . nd 5SH VIII De
w ID. BEWLEY
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Union Prices Current.- Z

- CORRECTED WEEKLY ny
FARR s THOMSON,
COTTON BUYERS AND GROCERS
Bacon, per pound,......."..." 5ic
Flour. per 100 lhs,......>..... S2m S3
Mcai, per hushcl. G5c.
Sugar, per roumd. d.............. GC, &c.
Coffee, per pound, ,........"...... 2OG, pc
MonsscS per gallon, ,........... @jG,G"c.
Vinegar. per gallon, ............. icc
Eicc, per pound,......."........ GO Sic
Hams. per pound, ,............... l3c.
Salt, per Sack,.................". - cents
Teas, per ruund 1OC, 81.
Corn, Per bushcl, .............. OOc.
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An Entertainment at FIshdam.
We are requested to announce that an en-
tertainment will be given, this Friday even
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49,
J. @. BLAINE, JR.-Ncw
The performance at fhc
TO day for the bcncf: of
|e, Jr., who is likely to he
Valid, nettcd nearly 81, 900.
the largest ovor known nj
pong the many prominent
(rc Kate Chase Spraguc,
I'm. Astor, and II. Fulton
. E
4Union County. for the POP
IS les. Every Buggy wnrran.
W. ID. BEWLEY.
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For the Times.
The Call of the Farmers.

FISH DAN, Feb 25.-Thcro has been call
made by the Executive Committee of the
Farmers Association TO oil DEMOCRATS, Who
faror certain legislation set forth in a mani
festo accompanying said cnll--cmphasizc
"who fayor-,o meet in Convention on the
27thsof ManA-arox., to namszaWpbasizs
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Total for Ordinary
aud Special County
purposes. ......."....
Total amount for
School 2 Mills Con-
sti,utionul Tax......... 8,
Total amount ID
rcr cent. penalty on
delinquent tax ........
Total amount Polls 3,
Total amount l5
per cent. penalty on
delinquent tax.....
Total for all Co.
! purposcs......... ...
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ounty steers, average $50 y. = g per hun.
red Q do do, average I'd d, ~ 25 per hum

SssS;s so @ dc. sss :yersss S isS e. Psr hum mum.
Ell Weaver 10 c. g. Denglcr 4 CO.. q iMucas-
caster County steers, average 40 hs, u 20 pcr
II. N. Land,s to Charles Rossch 4 sons, q
Lancaster County steers, svesage LIST hs, " Is
John Elmer. To Louis Paul, 10 Lancaster
County steers, average l,l47 Ts, u Is per hun
Hugh Chain, jr., Q Lancaster County steers,
average .C7s Ms. q IS per hundred.
Chris Seitx 10 Charles Roesch a Sona, ~ Ian
caster County steers, average !, ,i5O De, d 80 per
Hugh Chain, IT,. q IAncas,er. County steers,
= Milton Eby TO Hugh Chain. IT,, y Lancaster
County steers, average ,2o5 ns, u IS per hun.
Louis Paul 20 weiker a Brother, 0 Lancaster
County steers, average LOT bs, $50 per hun
John stauffer 10 Charles Recsch a sons, 10
Lancaster County steers, average LIS ms. " %
per hundred.
Levi sensenig to Louis Paul. II Lancaster
County steers, average i,l5o ns, ~ 70 per hun
Milton Eby to Hugh Chain, Jr. % LancasSer
County steers, average sD lbs. d 10 per hun
dred.
sheep lighter receipts and a good
demand prices advanced nc on all grades ex.
cept cuiis We quote Extra, p%0sc good, 81
@5zc medium, E+@5c; common, l@'H !
Lambs were In good demand and nrm at
G@9c
Western At OeS,sc; common do, S'z@51sc |;
Mich cows we're in better request At ssOa5O
Mich calves were In fair demand at ia0c.
Fat cows were In fai demand at at2t<@31xc.
slippery cows were In fair request At Slb4 Y TO-
Bologna cows were dull at e69l5
City Dressed Reeves were In good demand
at Tasc for steers and bh@S'4c Tor cows
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I'm AGED WOMAN DIES.
~ RllllDEf1 alSKLE, wls WAS leSe
4 SURyBlBa FIen DRePsY.
y Native Of Germany and Resident OF
psaumbia Nearly sixty Years-sarah
NJ Meyers Diea Aftor Brief Illness.

4 CoruMnrA, June 2.-Mrs Elizabeth
Hinkle, an sged resident Of town, died on
sunday evening, at o'clock, At the nome
- her son,in.law, Joseph Desch; OF LOCUS; LoGn@
)1IUm dfupsy, amer long illness. Mrs.
3alkle was born in Germany, and has
-, living In town since 1892. One
1nGAier, Mrs. Joseph Desch, survives.
- funeral will be held on Thursday
|eesnins. {. o'clock, from Holy Trinity
dio sarah Meyers, sister Of J. A.
2foyere. president of the Columbia Ma
|11o6al hank, died at her home, on South
nooud street, at . late hour on Saturday
d |V1ll BE- held on Tuesday afternoon, at 2
|&pcAock, from her late home.
On Sunday night . tramp had his LEFT
Mud badly mashed In the r. X. X. east
g&asdA He was jumping from train when
g&ia foot struck stone, throwing him to
t(Go ground and his left hand fell across tho
@gsck. A wheel Of . car passed over the
land, mashing 1t In terrible manner: He
S&Rno brought to the railroad hospital and
sBf. Craig attended him. He gave his name
- Herman II. Goebel. 2l years OF age,
lellcr ~ trade and living IN Philadelphia:
Ho " - ito have his hand amputated
via. s. 4 -: 80 % sent 70 f0''''''pn'''
The Metropolitan band gave an excellent
&oncert In the opera house Saturday night
tt08 fAir sized audience. Inc selectlons
I V1oro rem dered In . manner winning hearty
nppl2u e. The M@nnerchor rendered two
Injections In fine style. The concert was
II success In every particular.
Chtldren's DGy will be celebrated on Sun
s&oy morning next Ia the M ethodist church.
The Out Door club club Ia preparing its
Z Eyonnds as Sixth and Chestnut streets for
6ummer sports.
The high school commencement exer-
elaes will take place in tho opera house
On Tuesday night. The class numbers six
toon graduates and the entire evening will
~ devoted to their orations and recitations.
The orstion usually furnished by talent
from abroad will be omitted this year. The
Nennerchor orchestra will furnish the
music. The graduates have marked the
eards of invitations mo flowers"
Jcsepb Detz, baggagemaster on the
Reading 4 Columbia railroad, was yes
tort1ay promoted to be a conductor. He
will succeed Michael Bright, the latter sue
ceeding William Templin, who has re-
sG1gned.
y Henry Setback enbach while crossing the
street at tho Five Points last evening re-
oeived bullet through his hat. II was a
epent ball, but managed to strike the scalp
.Gufnclently hard To make its presence
known and give Henry good fright.
The total number of cars handled on the
N. r. r. at Columbia during the month of
Nay amounted to l04, ,63l.
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Gloon Defeats aib.on.

At yyaserly, N. j., Cleon and Charley
01becn, the two horses that will trot here
~ the Midway circuit ineetlng, trotted
fheir first match on Saturday. A Newark
paper says: "Cleon was the victor In the
lA0e which has excited the attention Of
horssmsn the country over for the past four
woekM Although the heats were close
euough to be exciting, 1t was evident after
the second that Charley Gibson WAS not
yet keyed up for bruising contest. II Is
known that he does not come TO his speed
early In the spring, but he had enough of
it to make Cleon stretch himself in the sec
ond heat. He speeded very rapidly in
places aud trottsd quarters in 36i seconds.
He scored like whirlwind. and In the
second held the lead to the turn"
The time was 2:29a, 2:25i and 2:26i. Ed.
II: McGonigle, of this city, drove the
winning horse.
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A wHEELMAN's TREAT.
IDicycle Riders OF tho Northern End Had
Good Time,

~ SUUu 1lulo.
On Saturday afternoon there was bicycle
t1ding, at the Rothsville driving park.
About Any wheelmen, most Of whom were
fEom the upper part of the county, were
psoeent and besides them there were many
soDoctators, who manifested great deal Of
,1Sa0rost In the different events.
The first was half mile race for persons
.1ha4 had never before been In race. d.
4 N. Pfoutz was first under the wire, and
NJ time was last.
Next came quarter mile race for boys
nn4sr Is years OF aye. Nathan Bard won
IN b seconds.
Tae 100 yards slow race was won by II.
SDs LeinbAch In 2:55. +. Duchman WAS sec
f The fourth event was half mile race for
~ championship OF tho northern part of
1Ancaster county. IL. ID. Leinbach won
s1ns1.3S3, and q. Overholser was second.
The one mile safety race was won by +.
EDuchmAn In 3:45, aud IL. Lichty was
Snocond.
-. Romig won the half mile Star race
,ond his time was la. ID. Pfoutx was
second. The quarter mile with hands of
'}fwaD won by H. Leinbach l:02. +. Lem
{boch was second.
4 The two mile race, open to all, was won
~ r. Lorah Ia 7:l5 q. Overholser was
soocond. Lorah fell from his wheel on the
third lap, but remounted and won.
s The meet was quite . success in every
particuiar, and II Is the intention Of the
managers to have another in the fall.
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Qcotha.

TRIssLER.-In this city, on the LIST inst, Maria
T., daughter OF the late Michael and Catharine
Trissier.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence, No. 1870 East King street, on
Wednesday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hil cemetery.
HtaH.--ln this city, on the lst inst, =. y.
High In the blst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral, from
his late residence. No. l48 East Walnut street on
Wednesday morning At 1870 o'clock. Inter.
ment at Lancaster: cemetery. Please omit
flowers 2t