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G. WALTON WHITMAN.

ThS friends of Mr.. G. Walton Whitman
hereby nnmiiutc him as II candidate rcprs-
sent Union County in the House of Repr c.
sentativt,s, subject to the decision OF tho
primary election. 90
IL is almost unnecessary for It's to speak
of Mr., Whilmnn's fitness for the position.
The people of Union County know him, and
know Mat Lc is an clouucnl speaker, n firm
and uuSiincking advocate 0rHHthc political
and educational reforms now asked for
anil totally needed by tho people "t South
Carolina sts years ago, AZ n candidate Tor
the positi(,s we NOW seek TO place him in he
advoca: :cdA almost af0nc, certain reforms IN
the State government but was defeateu.
Many Of Il pos c REFORMS have been secured :
but there ahc still IMPORTANT reforms neccs-
sary and ws know no \man better abe to
secure them. Tor us than slr. Whitman. s
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OBITUARY..

{. REBECCA; BECKNELL, wifi, of John
Beckncll,- ,-hor maiden namo was Little
was born March ., 1920 and died Fob. 81.
1890, aged CD years, IL months. Il days.
At the age of lS she unitcl with tie BAPTIST
Church and was n consstcn. member of
that church unit. Dec. i3, 1872, when she
became the wife of John Bccknc,j, the
she joipcd the Methodist Church at Un,on
Court House, and there remained =, r,itr FIJI
member until her death. She was tho
mother OF eleven ll) children. He. h,s-
bant survives her. In his old age he is
deeply afflicted by this loss.
a FRIEND.
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ANOTHER TRUST.

Under the name of the American Book
Company. School bok publishers have
formed trust that will control ninc-tenths
of the books srld and used in this country.
This means that We, my friends, shall no
longer have cheap school books for our chill
drcn.
it does seem that this inordinate thirst
for gain is f:rming men of every profess sion
into combines and trusts, and unless speed
lily checked vii soon destroy American
prosperity. Let Us, brother farmers, only
up against us. Aud there is God that will
hear the right and relieve the oppressed.
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THOMAS y. KELLY.

At tho urgent solicitation of his fellow
citizens of i'iuckncy, North Pacolct and
other parts The county, Mr. !. y. Kelly
has consented TO become n candidate for the
office of County Commlssioner.'
Mr.. Kelly .is successful Farmer, or as
tute financier and u splendid business man,
|asNs atiellasles sn Pc ~ ?isa9 So y
to these good qualities, hc-rosSsses another
and equally important essential, that of
being a truly pure and honcsN man.
CITIZENS OF PEA RIpGE.
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". Nj GALLMAN.

Feeling truly grateful for the confidence
rcposed in me ny ~ lnrge. majority ct my
fcllsw-citiSAns at The last election, in cl"c'ing
me to the .pfiice Of County Commissioner,
and consciShtiously relieving that have
performed -thc duties "f the oihcc TO the
best interests of tho county | hereby an
nounco myself candidate for re-c'ccl'on
to that Office, subject 20 the dccisi'n cf the
primary election.
w. NJ. GALLMAN. i
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ANNUAL MEETING OF rHEU.c. ALI
ANCE.

UNION, s. c., July 1, 1890.
The County Alliance held its annual meet
ing to-lay at the Court House.
The regular bushes, being disposed of
the election of officers to serve for tho next
year was entered iuto, aud the folio wing was
tie result:
president, W. T. Jctcr, Fish Dam =. O.
Vice President, ID. =. Duncan, Coldwell
Secretary, a. c. Lylcs, Union, =. o.
Treasurer, Il. X. Foster, Union Z. o.
Chaplain. Rev, NJ y. Kelly, Kelton:
Lecturer, DR.. Robert Little, Kelton.
Asst Lecturer, J. II. Morehead, Gowdeys s.
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WHAT a LEADING PmysrcIu; SAYs.-Dr:
X. ). GonpoS, leading phy.icinn If Mt.
Carmel Ill.,, writes the following under
date March 10, 1890:
81 checrfully rec'mncnL Sw;fCs Specific
Is. y. s. as atomic anh general health re-
s!orcr' also in case # Bt ,cd 20 son it talwuys
gives satisfaction
'For years have he Ell troubled with n
blood faint that has w. t.lc the skill of the
pest nhysiclrns mf Chic and Indinn. the
u'sease hnallv Effected my eyes to suci, an
extent tb'.. WAS almost blind ] was chen
induced to take IL course of Swift's Specific
- :. S.) and am thankful to say that after
taking II few bottles | WAS entirely cured.
Ny eyoeiSht 10 ontnviy restored, anu my
general heath is better than it. has been for
years, and there is no trace uf the disease
lcG. ] consid'T S. S. :. the hest blood puri-
ticr and general health tonic to-day on the
market"
OSCAR WILEs, lIuntineburg, Ind.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
el free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlsntn. Ga.
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SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, G.

BuCKLEN y ARNICA SALvE.--The Best Sal, Q
in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, Tcttcr, Chapped
Hands, Chilblans. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tion$, and positively cures Piles, or no ray
required. 1t is guaranteed To give perfect
satisfaction OF money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale Ivy B. +. Poscy.
April lS-1y.
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DIR. ROBERT LITTLE.

The friends of DR.. Robert Little, apprc-
ciating his services for the farming in'crrsts
and\ the Democratic Party of the County and
Static, respectfully name him rs n candidate
for the House of Representatives subject
TO the decision OF the primary Election.
PEA RIDGE DEMoCEATs ):
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GE0RGETowN CNiSsrRrCTED.-Gcorge
July AT the meeting of the County Con-
veniion to-day, delegates :" the August Con-
vention were elected. The delegates are un-
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w. NJ. FOSTER

The many friends OF W. NJ.
,cg ms htDess for the office at
ms iaitht.lncss in discllarging
me position heretofore, hereby
'"r 'hc "ffice of School Comm,m
- the decision of the Irimn
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Join II. Jt:fFERIES.

JOITN r.. JEFFEKIES.
The friends of Capt. john II. Jcterics, ap-
preciating his pas& &scrviccs, his Sncompro-
missing integrity, hisffudoubted talents and
6tpess to ill the pcstll6n with profit 70 the
'stssstantS ,ountys s,hcrcBy ases,nes$ 70
candidate for seat in tlie Legislature sub
jecit to the decision of tho rrimary cleo
tion.
CITIZENS. =
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FOR PROBATE NUDGE.
JASON AI GREER III

Jason NJ. GREER, JR\
The friends OF J. Nj. Greer Jr., Ncsfect.
fully place his name before the reoiSie. o!
Union County rs II competent person to Ns-
charge the duties of Probate Judge, suhje>Nt
to the decision OF the Primary Election.
MANY FRIENDS ::
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WILLIAM ~ TIT,

n, bbihN Il. 1lIC
: me frIonds Of Maj. W. b. IL
hounct him as n candlda,c r.
school Commissioner for Unis
acct to the decision Of the p,
Moi. Thomson is n man of
ana possesses ell the qualific,
10 fill the Cili,c to tue ,nti.
people.
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&. G.. CULP.

The many friends Of Charles G. Culp, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as II candidate for
The Senate, subject To The decision Of 'the
people nj the primary election. .4s
MANY FrIENps. x o.
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J. A. CHAMBERS.

The friends of J. \. Chambers, having
confidence in his integrity of, character and
ability to perform the duties of the office, TO,
the true economic interests of the County
hereby nominate him candidate for County
Commissioner, suhicc, to the decision Of iii,
primary election.
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FRANK j.. TOWNSE,SD.

hereby announce myself as n carS i,,,c
for the office of Judge Of Probate for Union
County. subject to the vote at tie Pr imarv
Election,
FRANK l.. TOWNSES n =:
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VI. l.. LEMASTE

The friends Of NJ. j.. Lem
him to be a man of ability, pu
tc', an experienced and su,
Teacher, take PLEASURE in pla
before the pcorle OF Union TO
due for School Commissioner,
decision Of the Urinary e!ecti
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JOHN j., CALLAHAN
j. IL. ~
sCH~>OL CORNERSTONE H.

ELIZA Az. GARNER
Jnsidcr il n cons ientious duty to place
my no,ice before the (Ml,o Us cnnddt@e
rir the office Of School, Ssalnmissioner, subject
70 the decision of the Urinary election'
propose 10 n,t.u,, =, the office for tsl4O)
one hundred and r,r,vo ollursa year, anu
gve the Test of IN. s,,. w TO benefit the
schools. | trus, the ma, lvis will please a.
low me ar. honest showing a. the Election.
ELIZA. 4. GARNER. y
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, ~ .JEEF I,I(;III:S.

The nany friends Of 7. JEFF Hughes,
knowing his ability AMI fitness for the office.
hereby most respectfully announce him as a
candidate for the Office of County Commits
sioner, subject to the decision of the primary
election. MANY FRIENDS. =
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LANES NJ. GEE.

] respectfully announce myself candi-
date for reelection TO the office of Probate
Judge, for Union County; subject TO the plan
of election adopted by the Democratic
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i. g. WALLACE

To the people of Union Cou nty: ie-
Speclluliy nhnounce myself II Gu ndidate for
the once OF Probate Judge, at the Demo-
cratic Primary election.
j. e. WAiGLACE ::
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C A N DIDA T E's /.

The fcsyfor announcing a candidate is S5,
to bo ,iaid before the announcement will
appear. sWe wish II To be understood that
we will not deviats from this rule for any
0as, so that il win be n waste Of time 10
send sn ahnouncemept without the Zee, for
twill notbs pabliehsd.e - G..
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-.&3. A. GAuLT.

1 respectively annouucc myself candi-
date for County Commissioner; subject to
the decision Of the primary election:
n. a.. GAUIT.
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WItLIINfW. JOHNSON

E WILLIAM W. JOHNSON.
hereby announce myself u ca ndidate for
'hSoi'lce OF Probate Judge for Uni on County,
ss9lcct to The vote at the primarily election.
WILLIAM W. JOII kSON. !:
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spartan, asif we we're toshaye a third party
III our state Certain farmers have placed
themselves in II compact organ ization and
III 'ir Land is raised against all Q thcr classes.
.'vy Ioast of their numerical power and
IT. It. clare that they intend to conti ol elections.
ihcsc are now known.as Tilma mites. TIL, n
we have the anti-i iillmanites who cali them
selves strt'ghtout Democrats. r,ow the ten
ants, h'rclirgs and day labo. ,crs, feeling
that they have no part or lot wit hin either of
tho above parties, have called ft the organ
lza'ion of a third party. This CT III looks as if
1t came from the Knights Of Ia Dor. They
look on Ti'man as the exponent ofn landed
arise cracy The call is made in tho Ners
dHd Co"ricr to Tenants and Wage Workers
and is in these, words;
"Thc 'cnan's, hirIngs and laborcrs OF
every nvocatitn, n1so those that SYM
pathisc with thcmbnd desire the bcttermcnt
Of their condilion.and who looked upon Till
manlsm' ne the synonym of 10 ndcd arsto-
cracy organized to depress and deprive them
oftheir rights as frcemen, are t,ereby called
to meet at their various county seats on Mon
day, August 4, 1890, nnl. elect delegates to
double the humbcf of The mcins,ers they havSS
IN the General Assembly Of thu, State to n
convention of laborcrs and ffsemen, to be
held in the city of Columbiu. 8. C, OH Au-
gust q, 1890, for the purpose, of taking into
consideration The bcttcrmcnt of their coudi-
ton, and. If found practicable, to nominate
State ticket, from Governor down, subject
to the Democratic State c, mvouiion.
MANY VorEHs."
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JOHN &. F.tRR.

! respectfully announce myself candi-
lS>ts for the office of County Commissioner
suhi>sct TO the decision of the Primary cleo
j. G. FARR.
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List Of Letters
Remaining i'll the Postoilicc ut Union. c,r
the week ending July 10, 1890
J W Bowden. Mrs. b ! Ioye,,o.
Z hami.ten. Mr. Nc II Land
George G Hodges. B Murphy.
IL hoNelett. Henry =. Parker.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtiscd, and will he required
to pay ono cent.
j. G. UCNTER, Z. NJ.
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ofsrHE, slsNAlrE, Al.rrlE',
: GLENN ID. pEAKE.

The Farmers Club Association of Vests
Springs respectfully anne uncc Mr.. GLENN
D. PEAKEns candidate for State Senator,
subject to the decision of the Primary Elec-
tiOu.
May 10, 1890.
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Il. Z. FOSTER.

II. +. FOSTER.
We present to the voters of Union County
the na,ue Of Il. +. Foster, (hcttcr known AS
Doc. Foster) for the "ihsc Of County Commits
sioner, subject to The artion of the Primary
Election.
MANY FRIeNDs. \
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/, rOR AUDITORS

DANIEL INMAH. =
We, the friends of Daoiel tdshe kinG
him to he a most worthy man au4 om'
petcnt to perform the duties Of - u, dc
hereby nominate linn as cand th'
office Of .l,ulitor .f,r unigi tosl jec
, To the decision of the piigiqry
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FOR CCUNY Y TIsEASUT ;Ey,
Is. ". (DD WuITL,OCl

Is. ". (DD WHITLOCK.
respectfully announce myself q c,ndi.
oi.o i't ING once ot county treasure r, sui
)''' 10 TIC oec's'oh OF the primary lection
II. w. WUITLO{ TX Il
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
YIYES

GODFREY i. FOWLER.
l am u candinte foNtheS. legislature sub
j Get to the decision OF the PrA&ary Election.
GODFREY AfOWLEF:. ::
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CONSISTENCY.

No more precious jewel ever adorned u
nation OF an individual than consistency :;
yet there is Il great lack Of consistency in
Us OF the South, as people. Our surround
lngs ana condition prove the truth of my
assertion without any argument
Possessing soil and climate adapted to a
greater variety of productions thrn any
o'her po:t :t'n Of the globe with :sll the
natural clements such rs minerals and
water power, that are requisite for IL great
manufacturing country, and in addition to
%hi', producing seven out of the ten millions
II tales of cotton annually made on The
Gioble, VIC still make Ourselves the most de-
peadcnt people in any civilized country
Gar Northern friends, protecting their
manulhctorics from foreign competition
Dy h'3S tariffs, will take ton Of our crude
pig iron, ut cost of twelve dollars, and
make IL int, nails, AMI we will pay them
MY dollns Tor it back again. Then, n bale
OF cotton that costs US, under our present
system of agriculture, nearly fifty dollars
to produce, we sell il to u Massachusetts
Cotton Mill for $40, aud it also is returned
to us in the cheapest cotton goods, for whicl,
wepay Sl.40. South Carolina can raise
loo bushels of corn per acre. Yet her
FARMERS must neels, got their meat and
sEzHEseI from The West. Truly wo have in
p6eauiiful Soulful, ,nd wonderfully great
= country great in soil and climate, in water
Power', timber production and minerals. urea,
in its various productions and manufactu,;no
Z possibilities, but above oil surprisingly gre I
In Inconsistency.
My brother farmer, you can never pros.
as an agricultural class Of people until
realize the resources st your command
: and turn your attention from so muc, co,,o,
nilrions production, that prosperous |
(which can be So oos;,,,
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n. q. LITTLEyol
l hereby announce -myse
for the office of School Coz
Union County, subject TO the
people at the Primary eIectio
NEWTON g. LIT
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COUNTY GoMNIssioNERs
II. W. DAVIS

L respectfully announce myself u candi-
date for the oiiica of County Commissioner,
scbicct to the tlrcis on ofthe primary cleo
ton. u. w. DAVIS.
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Mohej Is good m2tivc power, but when
aseep 1t Is more useless than tho rocks. y
My hinds, as am spcndinga few days
with y'n' find you clever peSplc socially,
o"t -" the progress and gcncr,l thrift Of
Union, ns a business center, you arc far in
arr' arse 4 your ncighbors, aud iif you assdon't
be more active you wil die With the gout
eaa. ! Gsseeyillos Z s, s6asa viii se4aset.;
your funeral exerci. % 80 sNss5,
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MEN YOU HEAR OF.

Upon birthdays and at Christmas Mr..
Clevcland always presents his wife with
diamonds.
The Spanish statesman, CASTELAR,, is
writing a life Of Christ, and is also busy
on a history of Spain.
Col Ingersoll believes that when he
has lived through February he is safe
for the rest Of the year.
Governor Hill is frequently specta-
tor at the New York theatres. He has
an especial fon1ness for Castles in the
Air"
John &. Whittier has attended the
small church Of the Society of Friend,
in Arnesbury, Mass, where he lives. for
Fifty years.
Count Tolstci recently expressed it a.
his opinion that the work Of all author
ought not to be published uutil after the
writer's death.
Mr.. Gladstone frequently marks cata-
loSues Of second hand books. and writes
u note at tho top requesting that the vol
umes indicated he sent to him.
One of the most persuasive orators in
the national hpuse Of representatives, j.
". j. Stone. of Missouri lie is tail and
thin and u typical southerner. He ha:
straight black hair aud high check bones
and the gift Of eloquencc,
Charles Coombs Tenant. brother Of
Mrs. Henry VI. Stanley. has arrived in
America rs advance agent for Stanley
lecture tour. Mr. Tenant is a tall.
dark, fine looking gentleman who bears
little resemblance to the picture of his
sister
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me GtNTltR SEX.

Mrs. Robert Collyer, wife of the dis
tinguished Unitarian minister, is sweet,
llniable little woman who rarely leaves
| her room.
Mrs. Emory Lane, of Marshfield, Mass
a silk grower, has 5000 silk worms at her
home. She keeps them on an extension
table and feeds them on mulberry leaves.
Mrs. Leland Stanford recently paid So
for fifty menu cards for one of her swell
dinners. The map of the United States
was stamped in silver on the back of the
| cards.
Miss Z. L. Foster, of London, has
| founded a scholarship at University col
| lege, Dundee, of $3.50 per annum, to pro
mote original research i'll the chemical
department.
Mrs. Elliot Shepard is building. at her
own expense, IL lodging house for sell
supporting women in New York. 1t is
said to he II handsome and commodious
establishment.
Miss Ava Willing. of Philadelphia, who
| has been SO much talked about at New
port, has brown hair and eyes and pinE
complexion. She rides finely. dances well
and has graceful carriage.
Miss Mary b. Wilton, A. B., of Smith
| college, and for the past seven years III
strGctor in Greek and Latin i'll Packer
institute, is arranging classes for ad-
mi ssion TO the Harvard annex.
The late Miss Jenny Collins, of Boston.
| founded "B0flin's Bower" one of the
earliest efforts at Guild enjoyment
| with comfortable quarters and evening,
entertainment for worhingwomeu.
Miss Dorothy Tenants bridal shoe,
We're made out of new and beautiful
| material which has recently come in for
evening wear. 1t is silver kid. curl,
1usly pretty material, sure of a great
| success.
Elizabeth Comstock, an aged Quaker
| preacher, living at Union Springs. y. Y
has visited in her lifetime 122.000 per
soas, and nearly twice that many sick
persons in and ont Of poorhouses on bat
tleticlds, etc.
| Miss Sihyl Saudcrson has been thu
| musical attraction Of the season III Paris
She sing, in ali the aristocratic salons
| The costumes She wears i'll the day time
arr always black. but she usually ai1cc:
white or yellow at night.
| One of the last Of the viynndicrcs.
Mime. LaUrin, has received the military
| medal in consideration of her long and
| valuable services in camp and field She
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

People sometimes expect medical men
to do strange things. A professional cor
respondent has lady patient who has
consulted him about her hair. which we
are told is turning gray slowly, but
surely Probably it will be assumed
that a good hair dye would serve her
turn, but it is just the other way. The
lady admires gray hair. and what she
wants is to know how she can hasten the
change As the correspondent signs him
self "Senex" he is presumably person
of some professional experience; but the
request seems to have staggered him a
little, for he is fain to ask whether his
professional brethren can help him GU. Of
the difficulty.
Peoples hair. if we may trust the
Prisoner Of Chillon, has been known to
grow white in single night. but that
has been through Sudden fears" and
probably the lady would not care to be
terrified into white locks. Marie Antoi.
nette's hair became white, it is recorded
during her stay in the state prison il
Paris, and she, we suspect, is in somt
degree responsible for the romantic as
sociations of gray hair, but that again is
hardly practical remedy. Some mildeI
form of worry and vexation might be
tried What if the lady wrote blanl
verse tragedy and tried to get it accepted
by London manager?-London News.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Tho Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Events OF tho Day.

heavy rain in Kansas since Friday
night has broken the drou,h, an the farm
ers think much corn may be saved,
Burglars entered Mathe's heel factory
and Lunt's store house at Dover, N. H.,
Tuesday morning, blew open both safes
and got ffiy-one dollars. There is no
clew 10 the m;screa1ts.
Natural gas broke through the ground
near Wadron, Ind, Monday, and exploded,
tearing and wrecking the country for acres
around The ground cracked and ga'
flames sprung up many feet. The cause i:
a mystery.
The first annual report of n. j. Bachel-
der, commits sioner of agriculture and immi
grafton for New Hampshire, to the govern.
or and council shows that of the 1872 aban-
ioned farms reported in the State last Au
gust Sol are now occupied.
Chief Justice Corson of South Dakots
has affirmed the constitutionality of the law
giving county courts full jurisdiction To
fine and imprison liquor sellers, without in
reference of Grand juries or other courts,
and making jurisdiction final in such cases