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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

~~tt" f~'~ 80 - - r-+
siSS'Asxs
AfTENr4oN c0NRADfs-A law mas oesa
n passee ~ Nnlch cseFx selalof olh 80
PanS "a a. iron - a. " sci msufh Z, hiac.
tae theif cl4iais in lhs Asnas q \. q N.uans
aal AaaiSel horks ~ Ieans &as tv<fF
beok Srana Rapids NicA. baft II a. Eave
tcrn soiae.s. aud enc neinprI 81 ftis nrn hi.s
hae iong ezpe ience A. eaooessful pensien
lbaR ghis Ne saa Eel 4 iaertase4 b in.ns a
Works, raonis spa 9 Tower b.ock
AANIE I'd femais Eeip-s E.r,s g. Nerk d =
-. p eis Aesss ees c',.s y - -
noltA. rs pei mo4skb ciefS. eenerai store.
Acce Aet os tAi'ei .ei.cea- = ise iaest o@t ~
empsskm "a % oaii ~ tht 90 AAe reliable tni-
Pos meat huraHa ; and ieUer block.
WANTED Nais ne.n--io noa. = al tArk
loi, foreman % l@ks c1sf-r "a sAsnr-
e<rhie, iV ietm h4ods 81 u sl-a a. Gas, !
ss.eAsf ee iesn lag i~.ir.'sd eerA. sl-N per-
io the aag. ana Tower hsock.
AtANIll-Sone euc a. bias s nice lar<e
iloasC &hl iet o- roatl l4tIekFl ie s.. SEA
80 less 'Aen q :. Sorln fsf's so,ns sesiA
ktl HAVE = namees ID aPsHiass lor Eood
4nSas "a sA.as ifsM siA 4lNAidS. AAa
1ower block.
Ia ACEEs iiftlf east of Duft5hses.. %.
Az aeu saa taln on saAe. iAflEs La>i So
NoItt s,pii. . Hpd tpNe i'ieck
lfNE tAI.H-SInfs 80 Nesf huase.sf 2ox-o
tNo s-ories. ~ -.A its, carps rsHtca "a
a pes ai.litai Pies t.a aaa Iuyel eIA.
LNa HaLE~hfN madsra aeusa "a fis a Il.
oni Nrsl ! edge ia~a 4al, i na- ~
ffNif, inc sIls Narrr. ia.fe IauHf
,i.iif b ac ha. leisat9Iuood Price 1..f.
. aifa tI iie,k
/ FnA eALl-aeaeral stock iu r,fy, mostly
ffittrtfe N.t. t. f.I-4Ea l,H d sa.1 aslo ipt
/ el tstali ieia sass IaaEr tiaet.
AAIt-l-i .rtHfri mscfla 81 preferref a
" il- eneuirr tur fht fi.at .rAu aatl It3
ca1h. ana Ios llarE
kuR SAIL slfrarf ,sfs an faSs.sf. eaIv
Sis1i ~t3 = IS ; and lppaer b.oeA.
ftrE HAVE some tf fse nntsf i.Is g. fhe
~ uasAef. ie nttl FaIfua and tti. ..i.
oaiN $50. rlci.an p.r slia lei isels Al 81. ar.
I a.ls thvsc luta aHt e.ltl. last .44 s. ill s.oa
| orins siaN. aVil cc--f,
ADDiS0N WCHkf a. u. NgNfNs Ar't
l.ag Ieaer llo1A- Iaeat 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Oh, if / only had her complexion
Why. it is easily obtained. Use Poz
zonI's Complexion Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

.sass-S*y7. 4 iarse farm devoted 70 boar. lnr
49, horses. -.J acres al good pasture
- A. ~ flitais ~ SIDE ard good water u.
eta.H ~ D1r1e1 Nltr ttaCr on llr far.u.
. :. 49, stofses taseH L. auc from frsr.
Prices less flaa ior Iasturng neslrsr TIE clfN.
lelePAoHu nf urfsc- a. Residence Au. SOL or
20. 80, t'ie Aaii- k-iseflinc Company ONCE
81 A0Tth Disl i0n-ai.. 81. >. Church. l21gr
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

uANF = pieee 81 property ioF ssie 1ar ssSa
Il "a 1 usxs ! per es1t tntfrrSt X 4 ca
Ser : - 5Waer has iavtStea u oral.zt lalfs
aaa musl close eni his re&l estate II :
Prev =.
Ls0R SALA 81 . hzTSain Rad "a s2sy trrns--
Il ahr-s small heUstS AID lets oU Slxth-sf
,l>s -. - lei 81 Seasnft II ! 80 80
ht.l.>E ana lal ga IA.f4 81 alSe fwQ HalS1S
1l.a l9ss "a nec.snd 81 4lse scNesai Tcs.drnoe
lois S,n sixth ~ . ai>4 tNN helaes ala latS noN
hean1 hl.iff an l,ag ale alse GOOD business LA
on & uGh nlNsloa-sl- d &. ectitner 81 Aoa
Ies-Si. ~
EoR SALE-oa BrosdSay 3. mils from eity
auats. DWELLINGS Nlfh 4 al seTs q good
"a fdeH seil With eAca. 4ahn I. Gg,sity Co.
i4lleer einee South iAf.si9t-st. 30ls =
GALL and ses us il yea ssaat home a. a.
= Investment Qur property j. nrSi - ana
- situated GA our Nbtfrs s.. Nifis.ol-sI- Ana
+ Etfh N6rd pl4is AeU hVGsss rsaGy ihf va
on these plals Terms ano prices ~ sasI You
AL at eAce Aae save &aF1uce 4 ITlrcs- Tar
nsI A Carroll New HoaSeman bleck.
EQn SAILING. ] never SCI fef other peoples
bar - my can / can sell y0N a. e.eE4Ai
neW llr0eal loNSe. on College ave, sscune
block saaln 81 n - tls ave-. Tres soe1. hat aa4
eo.a NaseF az slalrs aue 4eNn. hgic& SGT TUT
iAt AteFS. n.a1tci, Sara so0aed. concrete Nelk
ana shade trees lrlae taiaHs SfaA payment
Gown Anl balance ~ q pei months o. nlne-
feoin Ica house. loea so ieet soatn ~ Asal-
Sua-aFcnue Sthnal Utlse. al t.tlH uf ca nel
month be elieapesf IiatsS "a the a. 10 faF thf
mones. Charles ~. 1Alts. L-dyaf4 b.o,l,.
fsafi-st. eutraQee
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

The Toss Up" Cigar IS iuS what It is
claimed 10 he. clear long Havana nller at sc,
equal 10 any Zoe cigar IN the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

lLAlhkol AAI-NFs. bf HIl. 81 EeH Yer.
city s.u uc consulted al Of.ee l- lOt ti.a
ltl AeHIae-ei-- oh 4.l aIalfs 81 4liC hf So +.
ahd paints 81 Ni4o has reluiafoa 1AraCgl.
ool thr world iaf a-1lfEte aHa ttulaIFl Iras-
iEis OF k-c pass. s. fssll sila iatNrr iAfna-a
htf Woiiu ,ri4. ..ss lt aH fhAell inlrfuf, f.-
moves al efil ntaefofs add family esi ss....s-
furnfss uIilrs IA separated gHuseS sptttN
marriages. urus7 sutcass ~ the uasnecc>s :
AHA te Il AfueH a. o. ~ profitable lHf esf meats
consultation ifoM a. H. SO = ~ SECS fsA naiaf
anG shows ltrtufe of the e4f 4aN A. lt fnlrfB
MFs hi. has been consulted - tire aa-t sac
eessiu b4slness laen aItl ,satss 81 AeH lnrA.
~. 10 b. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
FURNIT1RR 80 pIANos 6raRED.

RADCLlfi Z HOLT. general Narehousemen
- al lll South Dilision-st.. store planes anl
furniture a low rates eXperi VHcAeFs and
careful movers witn large vans" sent proimpi
IS ly iclf phoulng NO. sJ1 3Gu 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Euk rALE-Aew sfepm launch. very uiees
bUiif. - Il. ions . a. bcam. 6Xs in. sasiBr.
tiyCe tolirf nTslela- in skerF res src'. -...ls.
DIE log heed's Lake. 4nst.rt - y. -. ieN4tf4
ur capt Jola bulgc GIaul Haven. aiIch. -uI
WANIED-EYsrg consumer of stove ESQ
iine a. k4oW fhaE 4 am PEI a. stove IS -
o.tut IA any 4uAlt.lf 20 ctafs rrl EaIl fl.
delivered 10 any pari O. ihe Cfg. q. a.. Is tu.
woed. corner kast glon AID south b.glslpn-
81 Telcpao8e i8s6. noF 4. a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Qualify Ni1z The Ene elegant fsr.r - the
EosS D CiEaf IS act rercerr tie II aav
ethev r ctgzT. and onls - tais eesf s1ate e
loc cizzrS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

Want ADVERTISEMENTS
II!!!i !!T!I
III /. |: !. 4 I / / I 4 4 I I
FERS0sAL
4 Renael vlsee isas secss position a. hoass-
Il keeper ln wieesess iSlRiss. or SRmmer re-
ri. y 2Sss Eof * n4SA a. 01lrci - good
ho4e. Esa bola. 81 n DEo@sN2y. city. ~
LOST.
I osT-sssaraAy aight. Al Reeds lake. sen
tense : SOC nsle siss. Win aism "a
- ietWai1s 10 }. i. Parser, q y i.slzaAss 81.
POUND
EOUND-A poeketboos. ca = jefferson ave.
u slrret car. uWacr eau oSkS same b. cali
iHg al "A. j. he,ehrrs. = 0 McCohnells to1FI.
Aad paying tor tnis siEertsene0t Isl
EopNp-Rsa Irish setter owner describe T.
" l., tAls efilce. ia
Help WANTED KaLE.
V'ANFEn-immedistrly. 4 selab,s man IN
0Fana Rapids - rtpress 4 u Ia sriiirs
4 iur of ustla aouSeuoi0 spcciaitlc>- AlhcfG
commission. WllmoI Castle Co.. Rochester
\. y. l&
NANTED-A arst-clsss stationary engineer
10 nun two boilers aDd eagines. al ss,n-
risht ai4s. Apply to i. Il. Peacsek. As~d
ny -'''A '''''''''' '''''A ''''" - is
WANTED Good man of experience IN gen
w eral WORK around a livery stable. Apply
i2a
VVANTED-wo turner one accustomed 90
" tue w0rl. OF hard w9oA Pel4e-t Bros.
a Co. Fiat Mich. 10
NEANTED--Two press feeders, steady sifua-
W ti0As Tor good feeders. The stanton
Printing Co.. Pearl-st. hi-u
HELP wAsTED-TENALB.
WANTED-Good g.rl TO GO general house
" work. Apply at 81 Lasr@TsSt. ls5
yNANTED--A competent nurse Girl Tor a
w family who will spend the summer AZ n
resort Eolei up norta, gOo4 vasrs paid. W.
/. pickenson. % honroeSE.. room 3. l@
lVAStED-Good competent cook. for family
W OF o. 10; liberal wages. Apply o. ksn-
sam-st. Is
EANTED--At once, SIX frSt-class waist ma&-
egs until about August Q. Please come
3 liansoni-St. 80
XVANTED-At the Morton House. dining
W room girls. wages SO per month. lsj
IVANTED-I6 girls for dish pantry and helps
w hall for Ptt0skey, before 20 a. ~. tom ar-
row. COOKS. Il table walters. kircheu girls.
I second girls. sewing giils dud Al general
servants. Ladies Employment PaTlers Aiss
Terry. manager, l52j2 Nonroest- 10
JVANgED-A good girl for general house
w WORK IN family OF TWO; one that Will 20
home nights good pay. Apply al 5i Ransom
81. lS5
LVANTED-Girl for general housework must
W come well Recommended. Call or address
So James-st. Isl
WANTED--A good reliable girl for general
W housework, at 504 South College ave. Isl
WANTED-At ". L. D.ckenson'S Employ
w ment Bureau competent domestic heip al
al kinds. for families aad hotels. in or out of
the city. Girls applying hire secure the best
places and highest wages established le1E. ana
the Oldest in the city. Apply at rooms andsi.
5s Monroe-st.. or address with stamp. 1ele-
phone NO >. lc5
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
SITUATIONS wAKTRD-NABE.

WANTED-A frst-cass cOachman desires
" situation In private family. Address
Coachman, box !. TelegTam-heTa!d once. lS5
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

NVANIED--An experienced boOkkeepeT and
" shipping clerk wants a situation at mod
crate wages; good references. Address p. o..
box 53s. city. lg7
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
WlNANS & WORKS

3 and Z Tower Block

MS IL - she's lGat tnt paFtnrrSHlf GeFeie-
foEe existing AclSern "a. enerr fte Aenle 81
A. J. k0zs Co. = tais asy eisseisca Is nie-
ta&l consent
DAsed tais sara asy q guse. 1ss
hest
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

GOOD EMPLOYMENT at good pay; any lady
- teacher who aes res a pleasant, remUner-
ative employment tight ai home. can address
me AT =. Ba1ter-St.. 0rand Rapids; enclose
stamp ioI reply. lady teachers are making
from $40 to so per week call and see NE; a
personal interview IS better than writing. y.
II. WalorIdgc. ~ Baxter-st. ISS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

EOR RENT-Furnshed rooms for light
housekeeping. also sleeping rooms, all
modern Improvements. 81 BaTtlctt-st., op-
pOSitc SOut. Diyision-st school. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

E0R RENT-Furnished T0oins suitable for
two gentlemen. Inquire 81 Ransom-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

E0R REM floor front. 3 foor and base
l. ment. No. Pear.-st cheap TO permanent
tenants. Inquire 4. G. GhwiDg. phone AZ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

TOR RENT-Turnished aud unfurnishod
i rooms al the Brunswick. - south Division
ST.. steam heated. Mrs. McGee. 1l-if
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

WANTED-At ". l.. DlcaensonS Employ
w ment Bureau. competent domestic help ct
al Kinds. for families aad h tells. in or cut Of
the ciiy. Girls applying h.re secure the best
places and highest wages; established ls15. and
the Oldest in the city. Apply ut rooms ancsi.
phone No.55. ls5
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

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ttANIbn-oHe hundred agents 10 sell = rev
~ and useful article lHsf ont. and something
every houses erier needs ana wants. au AZ
10 Fast iaIton-st- Iss
ANIED-ACcnts So crfff on thirty da7s
" time slso proff la four wrecks ~ 10 nar.
Address with sfal.p. JARVIS a Co. kae.ne. V ~
nos =.
NANIED-Age eRts for thr History 81 the IzE-
" pforafi8Ds o{. Daring Deeds sad Sraal
hchieyeUeufs oI STANLEY. agents 0uff- &, 9is
ciFcu,ar free. Address @. a. BTo0niHz 4 Co.
.edo. Ohio. 8fltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

EOR SALE-oa Broadway. mlls frou eity
limits dweiiinks Nlth = Al scFs of good
gafdea sea- NTH cAch, AahD h ea.siey 4 to..
N1l3er ellee South liAislgh-st 3Uis d
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
SITUATIONS WAgrED-PRRAbE.
FOR RERT-R0ORs.

EOR RENT-Furnished front room at q
Sheldvn-St. ISS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02

RoR RENT - Furnished aud unfuYnished
4 rooms. steam heated. at PaIk Place Mre.
4. J.. smith. 6fi
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
100 Doses One Dollar

TEN ACRE TRACT ready to plat and sell in
lots GOOD for twice il price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
FOB RENT BoUsEs.

L'nR BENT-Houses Of q. 4. 3. and rcvr4s
from S. 10 sitl also suits 81 rooms n gle
New Carleton bi0cf on ut. Aeruoil-sf.. now
ready tor occupancy. rome and 80 tiscp ]
Caa >uit YOU. ail within 3 minutes walk q
sweet Hotel. Inquire Of r S.. Barnard. .s
phone u
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
OuEn

fUAAA
----~-~-----s->-
EONND-A poeketb0ok. Ga = jefferson ave.
Il slrrci car oU0eF eau 0SKS same b. call
ing al H. j.. e,chrTs. = D Mc1ohne.ls tolgI
AlG paying tor tniS &ayeril se nseut. Is.
EoCND-Rsd Irish setter owner describe L.
u. l.. IAls eface ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-02
HELP WAHTED KALR.

NANTED-A hrsf-elsss stationary engine r.
W 10 run TWO boilers aDd eagiaes al ean-
Bectel. steady job ana Fo0a Wages L. lAA
Tisht m&n. Apply 10 j. j. Peacock, HEED
C.iy. Mich. proprietor Peacock plsniBs 9.ils.
lsa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07
That Joint Discussion.

As we predicted, the several
newspapers in the western part
OF the State give an account Of
the joint discussion between
Bartine and Cassidy. The Demo-
cratic press say that Cassidy
drove Bartine to the wall, while
the Republican papers say that
Bartine 50 completely endorsed
Cassidy that he Cassidy will
never BIO able to rise again. II
the speeches made here in Austin
is any criteria to so by. Mr.. Cas-
sidy would make but a poor
showing with Bartine and in
conversation with several Demo-
Gratis, they all admitted that
Bartine's speech was the most
argumentative, and by far the
best speech OF the two. AS far
as we are judge we will say with
out prejudice, that Cassidy is no
match for Bartine.-Reveille.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07
THE REAL REASON.

Mr.. Newlands declares in his
speeches that it is useless to at
tempt to attract Eastern capital
to the State under our present ex-
cc.Sive rate OF taxation. Exactly;
and as the Republican party has
had control Of the State so long
and as the rate still remains, Is it
not about time we had a change
in political management in order
to bring about needed Ietrench-
ment?-Independent.
The Independent has not investi-
gated this question or it would
not have reached such false con-
illusions.
The high rate is due to the old
time and absurd policy of Assess
ors, who do not assess property
for more than one third or one
half its value.
Thus, a man with $4,000 worth
Of property is set down as owning
$4,000, and taxed at a rate OF
three cents on the hundred dol
lars.
Now, it would look much bet
ter to tax him one and a half cents
on the hundred and estimate his
property at $4,000, it's real value.
The foolish custom of the AS
SCISSORS results In such a way
that the outside world only
estimates our wealth at half its
value, and regard our taxes as
double what they really are.
Again. many Of the very wealthy
men in the State escape taxation
by perjury.
It is q well known fact that
many a man has sworn to owning
only 1000 head of cattle and I'm.
blushingly sold 5000 head within
q few weeks.
This practice has become 80
common that people only laugh at
IL, but IL some OF these raseals
were put In jail the laugh would
not be SO general In some quart
ers.
When a rich man lodges his
taxes some poor man has to pay
to make up.
There should be State Board
OF Equalization In this State, and
the Assessors should be compelled
by law to assess everything at its
full value. This would immedi.
ately result In q lower rate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07

The Independent claims that d.
b. Williams. brother OF Senator
Williams, recently elected State
Senator from Elko, is not eligible
because Of Article Nv, Section 8,
which provides that no person
holding any civil Office, except
Postmasters getting less than
$500 0 year, can be elected to q
State Office. It La claimed that
Williams income as Postmaster lie
over $500 a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07
It In ridiculous for a paper

It In ridiculous fer q paper az
well posted as the Chronicle to
take about the corrupt influence
OF a sack in defeating Winters.
Winters had @ sack In the field
himself, and 1t did not seem to be
big enough, or else his sack bear.
ers sunk 1t, as they usually do.
Both parties had sacks loose and
It Ia nonsense for the losers to
start howl about money used
In elections.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07

Truckee Republican,: Men who
want jobs Of wood saving seem
TO be scarce this year. Perhaps
1t Is because, being candidate
times. 1t 10 not eecesssary to work.
After election perhaps some Of
the candidates will be willing to
fiddle over a saw-buck!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07
THE ORMSBY HOUSE,

ID. KAISER. Proprietor.
NHHIS Old ESTABLISHED AND WELL
l. known House is nov open or the accom-
Oda.lon Of the travelling public. The rooms
have been thoroughly renovated and e-furn-
ished.
The large dinin room has been 90 arran
that part es or fami les can furnished
in pri ate, 70 cosy rooms having been
titioned on for that purpose. The Bar wi DO
supplied " tn the best Of wines, liquors and
Is.
Thankful TO pasta vors he fer cen
&c of the same
jly4 I'D. KAISER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-07

All orders left at the OLD STAND
will be punctually attended to.
The delivery wagon Will call n Gus
toners daily.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-24
MORE HOME-RAISED HOGS.

Mr.. Joseph Byars has sent us the net
weight of five hogs, just killed by him. His
hogs were Is months old raised from the
kitchen and on fruit, with little corn before
killing. The largest weighed 33S pounds,
and the others nearly 800 pounds each. Mr..
R5f Is 81 e9p 9pacoiet eest fasalsIs We haxs
his ''hog and hominy' at home. am in
formed he hasinot bought bushel of corn
or pound of bacon since the war. He has
no bottom lands, yet his cribs are never
empty, even in August, and his mules are
always fat. MIR. Byars is another of my
proofs that these grand old hills of Union
have bountiful living for all her children
who will do their part to earn it.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-24
NO EXCUSE.

How frequently do we hear the words, 81
can't" uttered by people who have not tried,
or not inclined to do, or be what they ought
Every person that uses the 81 can't" has
or can quickly make reason for it, in the
laboratory of the will; yet how ..grouudlcss
and false are nine-tenths of the excuses with
which we try to hedge in the impossible, 81
can't
can IS q sluggard too lazy to work ;
ta From duty he shrinks, every task he will
~ ~ shirk
- NQ, bread on his board and no meal in his
= 2 His house is a ruin, his coat is n rag.
81 And can you or /, kind reader, dare hope
40 be excused by the reasons We are making
/, for oil the neglected and disrcgarded duties,
when We are summoned before just
: Creator2 Reason should always teach US
that "Where &herc's will, there's always a
way" for performing all of life's duties.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-24
March 20
SHERIFF'S SALES,
FOR FEBRUARY, 800.


pY virtue of warrant to seize crop to
10 me directed, Twill sell at the residence
of William Crocker, in, Union County, on
Tuesday, the fourth day of February next,
during the Egoghours Of sales, about two
-hlSudDra-,<x -, >-l--a-it- of cnrns about
thousand pounds of hay, and about fifty
bushels of cotton seed, seized under warrant
and to be sold as the crop of b. Nj. Crocker,
at the suit Of William Jones and r. A.
Jones, plaintiffs, against b. NJ. Crocker, de-
fendant. B~
BY virtue of a warrant to seize crop. to
me directed will sell at the residence of
III. p. McKfsick, in Union County, on the
fourth day lof February next, during the
legal hours tof sales, about three hundred
and twenty-five bundles of fodder, about
forty busliee of corn, two bales of cotton,
forty eight pounds of lint cotton, about two
hundred buyhels of cotton seed, and balance
of crop in field .ssSeized under warrant
and to be pd - the crop of Elias T..
Fowler, at les. sllit Of II. p. McKissick,
plaintiff, ag Elias I. Fowler, defendant.
BY yirtu Pm execution to mo directed,
Twill sell g. Cresidence of II. G. Haney in
Union CoaEt the fourth day of Febru-
Nry peH4e be legal hours of sales,
the .spllcs seHfTo personal property i't to
about MY tsheS of corn, about three
HUNDREDS bundles odlodder, interest in about
fourteen hund unds of seed cotton, and
about one huudkt I'd bushels of cotton seed.
Levied on nndto d sold as the property of
James Cudd, at III suit Of j. Il. Hill & Co.,
Plaintiff 8 against LANES Cudd, Defendant.
u. G.. LONG, S. u. C.
Jan, 18th, 1s9Ot
To, II
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A FREE GIFT.

HAVE dozen handsome hand painted
l. Oil Paintings, 22x36, in neat gilt
frames, which j will give to the first twelve
persons who will buy $25 worth of goods
from me, each cash.
Any number Of persons may club to-
gether and get one or more pictures. $25
worth Of trade will get one picture.
These pictures are sold by dealers at So
and SLOAN ornament to any room.
Also, dozen of the same kind, 14x22,
which l will give for $l5 worth of cash
trade.
This is an offer never before made TO the
trade here.
8. NJ. RICE, JR., f. U.
Jan II 3 At
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TRUSTEES MEETING.

The Sub Trustees of the Farmers Alliances
of Union County, are requested to meet at
Union Court House, Saturday, the 25th inst
at II o'clock, p. NJ. Every Trustee is re-
quested to be present at this meeting, no
matter what action his Alliance has tax cu in
regard to the Exchange.
w. II. MILLER,
Co. Trustee.
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= SnoT THROUGH the HEARr.--GreenyiIl
January l8.-W. Henry Charles, q salesman
10 tho store OF II. Y. nellams Ia. Wet 0roen-
vile. shot and killed . negro named wash
Cannon This evening Mt 3 o'clock. 1t ap-
resrs that The negro, who was drunk, had
been ordered out Of the store by Charles,
but returned armed with q rock, when
Charles 9 ood Ia the store door and fred two
shots at him.. one taxing effect near the
heart.
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BOOM THE TIMES"

ALLIANCE MAN, q. To ID.
C.. Who is a friend to the Alliance?
ID. Why, Editor Stokes, of course.
c. How do you know he is our friend?
d. Simply because he speaks well of us,
and proves his loyalty to us by giving part
Of the space jim his paper for the publication
OF Alliance proceedings and Alliance news
generally. ......s.
Q. How, then, can we show our appre-
citation for our Editor FREUD?
D. BY subscribing for the Union TIMES
ourselves and getting every other farmer to
do likewise.
Q. Then you propose to boom The TINES,
do you?
d. Most certainly we do: The farmers
have showed a most wonderful sticking pro-
pensity for the last year on two, and by their
tied efforts have worked wonders; why
len can't we boom The TIMES?
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KILLED By A FALLING LIMB.--Asheville,
I N. c., January l8.-Informstion has just
sreached hore Of the sad death Of Mr.. Zsb
Vance Westall, q nephew Of Mr. 7. G. West
oil, Of this city. He was in the mouutai n
in Mcdowell or Armstrong Creek, and aid.
ed in getting out some timber on Thursday.
aA'iprge branch Of a Tree fell on him from
some ffty feet above and killed him instant.
iy. He leaves wife anu ohild.-Sunday
Ners.
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ALLIANCE BREvITIEs.

Farmer A. to Farmer b., on New Year =
morning:
A. How goes it with you, neighbor?
3. Better, thank you
A. What been sick?
B. No! Just financially better
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ECONOMY.

Study to economize time. Moments are
useless, if triAed away; and the man who can
always be busy and cheerful, is the man who
will accomplish most in the world. An in
dustrious mans. odd minutes are worth a
lazy man 8 all day
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List OF Letters

Rempining in the Postofice at Union, for
the week ending January "a, 1890.
Pe Brown. S l. Hallcrooks.
Beensieng Bluw. Mrs. John Jeter.
l nj Choins. MIR. Sam Rice.
Ed ID Hobbs John Sartor. ESQ.
Miss Harriet Steedman.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
10 pay ono cent.
G. HUNTER, P. NJ.