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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-06

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Avoid all Substitutes for
Royal Baking Powder.

No other Baking Powder Royal either
purity wholesomenes The "Roya superior all others all
Most houeepes know this from their practical experience and the
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the of "Poya
be lowercost powder and made with
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accordingly
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substitute for the Royal"
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advertised label all
named its LABEL which lime and uhuc acid Most the
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The danger incurred should powders be substituted the Royal
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-06
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-06

VIM. l.. "otten, 672 North Tenth St.
Philadelphia, reports that one of his
customers stated to him incidentally y
tr ot he was feeling so well and had
ga ed twenty-seN an pounds in the last
yea ali of which he Bttribubed to q
syst matte course of the CUTIcURA RE.
SOLVENT, which mas proved effectua
when all other remedies failed.
&OIkEs ON MECH
Cnas Brady, SOmervflle, Mass. WIN
refers to DIR. j. Wood, druggi Il of that
city, cerLifies TO a wonderful cure of run
ing sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital ply sic ans without
cure, and which yielded completely to
The CUTTCURA REMEDIYs.
CURED BY CUTICURA.
Myskin diseese, which resisted sew.
eral popular remedies and other reme-
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cured by your CUTICURA REMEDIES
they surpassed my most sanguiDe ex
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J.G, AREN TRUE,
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ANON ITS VALUE
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yery good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
especially ra orlmend for the dis
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Mon3ello, Wis.
CUTlCURA ABROAD
Through q home-returned Norwegian
have learned to know your CUTICURA.
which has in a short tinee cured me Ofan
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an exquisite Skin Beautffie- 80. Cun
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81.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-06
CUTICURA ABROAD

For sale everywhere. Price CUrIcuRA
she great SEln Cure. SOC. CUrIcURA Soar
an exquisite Skin Beautifie- No. Cun
cURA RasOLvnNr, the new Blou4a Puriner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-07-06

y, -,.,. NeFVOus 9hu phy8l-
cal Debluty, Seminal Weak mes
SprematorrhB, RsrOstAeOr rhse. Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality Premature De.
cline. and LO ~S OF MANAOOD. Am
ssAA tGS com pAic2stOms, and Rrapm
wm@aeveP c0mpe produced. 1t en-
rich and puzi1es the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Ve2roduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties
1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon tht system, preventing involuntary loeses
debilitating dreams, seminal Losses with .he
urine, etc, 80 destructive to mind and body
1t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. II contains nc
injurious ingredients. To those auRers
imx from the evt, effects Of youth.
tuI tndtNcreGfOm Or excess, a speedy
thorough Rnd p~rmR CURE
rs qua @ ANFEED. Price, -. SO pen
bottle or Eve bottles in case with full direc.
tions and advice, $40 Sent secure from uu-
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
pricS. or O. o. ID. To he had only OIL
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(utlCura
THE POET POWERS

A feeling of gratitude impels me ts
acknowledge the great merIts OF your
CUTICURA, and l cordially recommend il
to the public as u very valuable remedy.
81 POWERS. BRIDsEPoRr, CoSH
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17
Fired by the Wires.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 8.-Shortly before
o'clock this morning fire started in the base
mcnt Of the Western Union Telegraph, cor
ncr of Olive and Third streets. The fire
soon ascended Through the air shaft from the
first to the top floor and is now burning
fercely. The wires arc a total wreck. The
fremen are hindered by the mass of slcct
laden wires II is thought that the fire,
the origin of which is at present unknown
will be confined to the building.
All the operators escaped from the build
ing uninjured. The fire broke out in the
engine room. The building was completely
gm,IS Ia T.s and on Olive ons strsa, SITUATED
ling was occu2 ed 'hy the Associated Press,
the Daily frntinting Company. Allen &
Gintcr Cigarette Company, the Bradley
Printing Scroll Company and one or two
other offices. At $50 the fire was brought
under complete control, but the building is
guttod. All the Western Union wire burned
out but active efforts arc being made to re.
store communication. They are receiving
messages at East st. Louis. The fire stated
in the basement and spread upward so
quickly that all the inmates of the operating
room had to flip for their lives, and many of
them had narrow escapes.
n net work ofwires leads into the building
ny way OF the roof The storm of yesterday
loaded down the telegraph and telephone
wires as well, with heavy coating of ice.
During yesterday and last night many breaks
occurred and the service was badly inter
ruptcd. At six o'clock this morning, n
wire leading to the basement of the building
came III contact with btoken electric light
wire and II: once the building was on fire.
The basement has,hpt D CIV people in il
md trouble being anticipated from the wires
on the roof, if at all. little attention was
gwen the basement and the fire had gotten |
beyond control when discovered The fire. |
men made hard fight but the mass of |
wires which almost shut the light out of the
streets prevented successful work. and they
would not risk their lives in cutting them
'ntil the elccrric light wire currents were
urncd off
The Associated Press Office on the second
i""r was totally destroyed. But few rcr
ons were in the building when the fire
tartcd and although several had narrow cs-
apes all reached the ground in safety
cvcral firms occupied Offices and stores in
nc building and their loss will he total
he loss is estimated at 81 10000, of which
'o'ooO falls on the Western Union Com
amy. The adjoining buildings were badly
ama%cd by smoke and water
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INVITATIONS IN INDItyA.-Eyonsv;lI
ma, january 9.-Rcports from points nm
the Green, Wabash and White rivers !, ;,
night were that the water is still rising onJ
spreading over the low lands at a rapi1 rotc
hr@c amount of corn has already bccn
lost, while n number of farmers have iovt ,Ln
greater portion ofthcir stock The railroaJ.
u. IN many places are inundated People on
"rcch River and its tributaries are also
suffering heavy losses in stock. corn. tobocco
an" saw logs The river at this point rose
"NG i''' during The last twcnt - four hours
hour. '"'' per
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PLAIN ALLIANCE TALK.

Brethren, my hearts desire is to see tho
honest and industrious farmer prosper
and we who have united ourselves together
as brethren, should take heed not to injure(
or retard the cause We have espoused.
When any organization receives with
folds unworthy members, its powor
is weakened. Not outside pressl
rottcnness within is going to in
Alliance. l fear some Alliances
so foolish rs to let in "Tom, n
Harry" and then selfshncss, conc SS
coretuousncss, is the greatest bearief h 2
success We have no use for any exceA.
honest men, whether they be rich or poor.
Men who feel the need of brotherly aid
and sympathy. Men, who, after they have
modcstly, briefly and clearly expressed their
opinions and IDEAS of things, will then
willingly yield to the majority Of their
brethren. What is II more detestible sight
in any Alliance, sub or county, than to SEQ
some fellow whose brain is muddled by
whiskey, rise up and turn loose his ga(
of conceit in the ears of honest, sobe
Such delegates are not true to their u
belfoyo h.-5l-~anusaat-s~s-.s1 large.
sometimes, instead of calm and sober
thoughts and talks, we have almost n
bcdlam. One good delegate for every 20
members would be sufficient. Send the
best and most prudent men you have, and
about say, (as l have heard) "who will yol-
"nteer to 60 to Union to the County Alliance"
then the demon thirst for whiskey will rise
up III some poor soul and his mind takes in
the location of grog shops before it does the
place where the Alliance meets, and he
volunteers weak excuses for good men to
rely on, to legislate for them.
Yes, burdened mothers and dependent
children you must look to some other source
Tor redress than to such specimens of
humanity.
PARDON me, worthy presidents, but l beg
you to exercise your authority and "let ou
things be done decently and in order,
Let propriety, punctuality, frmness, sobriety
and all the traits Of true and noble manhood
Permeate all our meetings. Then the filth
VIII soon be purged from all our Alliances
and we will then have none but men tr,,
ana tried' And then our noble order
arise as the beacon light, to guide IN
pressed and down-trodden class or
TO greater prosperity
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T,E CoLoREp PgorLE's COMM

V'E COLORED IROrLE y NoMMhA----r
o. THE Observation-Disclosures january "t4T
(Thc committee appointed mt last night ;
| colorcd conference to wait on tho Governor
to-day called at the Ners and Courier Bu-
I Their thanks for the full fair and accurate
report of the conference published in the
| News dnd CoHricr. proceeded to give. through
| their chairman, Gen. :. J. Lee of Charles
| ton, an account of their interview with
Governor Richardson. This account is an
| ncNcd in preference 10 other information on
the subject. in order that the impressions of
the committee and their satisfaction With the
Governors position in the matter may be
fully understood. 70 use, then, Gen Lee $
words, unanimously endorsed hy his col
| leagues:
''rhc committee went in n body to the
Executive Chamber at noon to-day, and the
members were introduced by the chairman
to the Governor. who received them kindly.
The chairman stated briefly the object of
the visit, sand assured the Governor of the
hearty support of the committee, and of
the people they represented throughout the
State in upholding the law and preserving
order.
Governor Richardson replied in strong
and feeliag terms, assuring the committees
and through them all of the colorcd people
OF South Carolina. that the recent outbreak
the whites generally. but was the result of
the passions of few and that every re-
Specialize white man in the State rocked upon
the lynching as blot upon the fair fame of
South Carolina
lie assured them. that. as the Governor
OF the state. he would leave no legal means
unused To bring to Justice the persons
guilty of the crime. lie commended tLc
committee for the course taken by them
selves and the conference. and expressed the
belief that their determination To do every |
thing possible to uphold the law. maintain |
order and preserve peace. was the wiScst |
step winch had been taken by the colorcd |
people since emancipation, and in their eff |
'"'l nc PROMISED them The hearty cooperation
"t the white people of South Carolina.
lie had not forgotten, he said, the promise
made them i'll 1876 by the whites, that their
lives, liberty and property should be pro-
tcctcd. and he declared that this was still
thc sentiment and purpose of the best people
Of his race.
'As the Governor was concluding his re-
marks Senator Hampton entered the room
lie expressed his hearty concurrence I'm the
iovcrn"r : views. and. like him. conprntu-
lated the col"rcd people upon their sensible
and conservative course in this matter.
''Thc Rev +. II. Colt. Of Marion, one of
nv N"'ihS '"IoIci ministers Ot this State, ,
'hd perhaps the most eloquent. responded in
behalf of the committee. lii thanked Gov
'rnor Richardson for his warm and courtc
ms reception. and again assured him. and
Trough him nll the pcacc-loving law-ahiding
'itlzcnS of South Carolina. of the hearty CO.
pcrati"n of the c"lorcd people of the State.
hd pledged their assistance in uphndin.s
he law and protecting the fair fame of the |
The committee then retired very much
'lcnscd with ihcir interview ~. g. O. In
E'ws oW IoUrir.
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lNCENpIhEN FIRE IN CHESTER. Charlotte.
y. e.. Jan. G.-Thcrc came near being bio
c"ntag,ation at Chester :. C.. early ycstcr
day morning. The large general store of
Stewart Ross was fired about o clock
and If it had not been for the quick alarm
given by Mrs. Stewart. the entire block
would have burned Mrs. Stewart saw
through the window of her bed room negro
man wearing large ovcrcoat walk up To- the
side of the store with an oil can i'm his houI
The icnd thoroughly saturated part Of the
building. and striking match hc set fire IN
1t. and aS the flames shot upward he griuucd
a big grin and then walked hurric,lly away
Mrs. Stewart thinks she could identify thc
negro if caught. Up To- last accounts. how.
ever, his capture had not been effected
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KELT0N ALLIANCE.

"Straws show which way th9
blows; y and it is evident that tbe
Alliance, No. l49, means business. =
The Asbury Alliance, also, at D,
meeting passed, substantially, AZ
resolutions as the Kelton Az
namely, that their money subsc. ,E
State Exchange, be forwar H..
del"y----- ~
Drc'hren' pride in your decisiJ
character. You possess, lat least gohe 4 3
''1''S''eS OF true men. And | exhort
10 always be SIRE you are right, and .be
ahead The Scriptures saw: "Do,,
minded men is unstable in all his vav
ANA 1t is much moro honorable to fin
oouy oil men, with honest intention. q!
!" thc'r convictions, than to see them
mating between two opinions. Let q
world know We have espoused tbc c0u..
'"' '"r'"er' and let us be trucr to our q
pOuSal. '"'
n'"r what the old philosopbcr n,
p"',nh'"r"PiSt, Franklin said of our chilli, =.
mere seems to he but three wovs &C.
'''''''" !" acquire wealth: The fire, :, J.,
war rs the Romans did-this il rol,o.
, '''' ny commcrce--this is pcpcroII,
'"c"'ing the third by apricul,uro 49,,
my honest way wherein man roo.;
'"' increase of the seed thrown - a.
ground kind Of n continual ,,;u..,,
''o"ght ny the hand of God in his t0vou -,
reward fon his innocent life and i,dr.,... ;,
we are banded together brethren no, ;,
"r,' enterprises in any of the o,ho,
'"''olc callings of life. We sbor,a -,
'ou me" "od speed in any of the vor;ou,
'"''SS'ohS IN which they may engage I'm,
I arc united to protect honest usot,,
'00r' TO elevate ourselves. socially md
with our brethren in every occ,.
alton. WV"
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Persuals.

Miss Pauline Normn, Of Colcraine, spent
several days in towEu ue past week, visiting
Dr. Murphy and fanny.
Mr.. W. II. Miller, eturned from Atlanta
with car load of,m,cs last Friday.
Mrs. B. G.. Cliffold accompanied by her
son and daughter, hSe gone to Augusta on
n visit to relatives.
Mis-. Jas. Grant hs gone to Charleston on
n visit to her husbnd.
Hon. William Munro, Col. 1. G. Nc Kissiclt
and Maj. d. A. Townsend, attended the
Supreme Court last week.
Mr.. W. A-Aeholson went to Charleston
on business this week.
Mrs. s. S. Under and children, Of Ridge
way, are ona visit to Mr.. p. NJ. Cohen and
family. L.
Messrs. d. NJ. Patt on, William Robinson,
George Martin, and Timothy Murphy, four
excellent Young men of Laurens, employ
in the store Of Mcssrs, J. F. Martin & Co.
are Mrs. DuBose, of saw"nec, Tenn,
family ~v. McNcoly DuBoso and
Mrs. NJ. " A
daughter L&ly;nss"ss s""a to san''' by her "
n visit to her sister, N' ~ on
We were pleased to receive call last w.
ncsday, from, our esteemed friend, Col. v
W. Thomson, Of Gafficy City, who was Q
bis way home from Columbia, where he ha
pendiag the Supreme Court.
y, paid visit to her gand
d! l..l(! = HAty this wesl and tn
lS,. ,.-- = - @.!hPley paid visit 10 friend.
in the lower section of the State this week
He returned home Wednesday in rcspons,
to telegram announcing the illness of Mrs
Lampley. e
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17

"ENERoSTTy TO AN On SLAvE.-Last Mon.
day we witnessed an interesting incident on
our streets. An old cOlorcd man who bos
worked down applied to the grandson of his
old master to give him home for the bol-
ahce OF his days. The old man has accumu-
lated nothing His children have died or
are indifferent TO him. He is too infirm to
hold his own in the cotton field and the only
prospect before him is the refuge of the poor
house and he longed to return to the scenes
OF his childhood. lie found no dificultv i,
gaming his wishes for the young man was
sympathetic and liberal. So the old man
goes home. He will have nothing to do bmt
,Gcd PCS and attend to other light duties.
ne VIII have good house and plenty to ont
lie VIII get his tobacco free and medical ot
tchtion Will cost him nothing He will even
nave his grandson with him to wait on him
when he is too feeble to take care Of himsclf
al ana Il when he dies he will be dcccntly buried
at the expense of his bcnefactor.-.Ib5cyjUe
Medium. ''"'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17
GUANo.

Brethren, as you intend to purchase your
guano through your County Business Agent,
it is only necessary that he buys a high
grade of guano, of q 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 9th inst,
when the amount of guano needed by the
ii different Alliances that form the fney
trade union was being ascertained
different brands wanted--twenty
would not excuse them--onc man
tho .sDurham Bnu" Why, an az
TaNsksiRsseN 1sht tattS1-Ksa}
brand Of guano Of o guarantee
and it makes no difference about
Ben Terrell said, "that some guano pall
off on the uninformed was only sand
has had pole-cat drug through it,
So let us purchase first grade guano
from one company, and we will get it al
wholesale prices. We need protection in the
quality and price of our fertilizers regard
less of name.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17
The Stats Sunday School Convention.

~ eircssN sSv the Txccu-
,Wc~mmittcc of tho ate Sunday Sc;ool
convention that the pvention will meet
III ~ "'"mD'"' on the 4hV March next.
'hc following gcntlenten were appointed
rE rcIcEn,cs TO the StateConrention, at the last
John II. Jcffcries, w. II. Miller, J. w.
Gregory and ID. y. Wilburn.
u any one of the delegates will find il inn
possible to attend the Convention. thcv will
please notify me rs early as possible. that
"'"rn"'rs may he appointed.
s. s, Strokes.
Pres. Union CO. $. s. Con.
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
N. G. LlTTLEJOIIN, EDiroR.
". N. Pi p. MILE MILLER. ASSISTANT EDrross.
EDITOR.

Resolced, That the County Alli9 pr
Union County do urge upon our Sta
at as carly day as practicable,
nicate with the Business Agents
Southern States, with tho view Of hay
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.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17

lhE GREENvILLE Sur 'N CoMp,yy
commission has been issued to the Grccnvilio
supply Company, of Grccnvilc city. Tho
company of which the corporators are Wal
Ter >: Gray, Samuel j. Pickle r. T., War;,
and John ID. Sullivan. purposes. 10 buv amJ
sell goods, wares and merchandise. fcrti'izcr.
hii'iS' horses, wagons. bnggicS. land and
other classes Of property That the dircc,nr,
deem I" the interest of the corporation lend
money and discount paper. TLc r,,;
STOCK OF s2',~oo is divided into 300 sLnr
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17

llE Gmr AT WEST PoIYT.-West Pain,
y. \" January 9-Wcst Point is seriomsir
afIl'c'cd with the grip. Fully onc-half of
'hc cadets have the disease and oncholf tho
h"'"ncr nave reported at the hospitol
hummer "i officers arc also down with ,bo
,i'''iy among them Adiutant Brown. and
l"'"tS Hodges Dad and Mctcalf FmIIv
twenty OF the engineer corpse are suffcr;na
from the complaint. There have bccn ~ ~
f,tal cases. wv" no
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17
Church improvements.

The congregation Of the Methodist Chnrcl
have put down a handsome new Garnet in
their house of worship.
The congregations Of the Baptist and
Presbyterian churches are going to make
some improvements in their church build
ings.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17
Blooming Mulberries.

Our friend. Mr.. W. T. Baldwin, Of Mt.
TABOR nc 'ghborhcod, has laid on our table
this week, n twig in fu'l bloom of the ever
bearing Mulberry, which is certainly re-
mnrkablc occurrence for this time Of tho
year.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-17

LESSONS IN DRAWING AND PAINTING.
At the solicitations Of friends, have DC
cided TO omen q class in Drawing and Paint
ing. =,
Any one desiring to take lessons can call
on nc for terms, at the residence Of Mrs.
c. Gage, Friday and Saturday Of this week.
MISS DAISEY 0lST.