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Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

CnIcAeo, jan. e9.-A special to the
Herald from Hu, on, &. D., eays: Numer-
Gus telcerams from the East are being
received here, inquiring about the desti.
tuition among settlers In this county.
These messages arc the result Of the pub
licatiou, BY . Chicago paper, oi stories
that hundreds OF people In this vicinity
are without food or fuel and are on the
verge OF insanity In their honss on the
krxiries
Carriers and messages were sent 10 all
parts OF Bcaile county yesterday TO as-
certain the exact condition of atiAirs, and
nearly every township was heard from
last night. Not = case Of suffering is re-
ported. All hasc coal and food Tho
county has an immense quantity OF coal
ready for delivery when called for, and
the Dorcas Society Rc'iel Corps and
similar organizations have clothing on
hand aud more coming. Everything
possible 10 being done TO keep tie settlers
who lost crops By drought from want.
aud 40 soon % their Ieeds are made
known they are supplied.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

1ne rneapest hat house In the city
kuinford isros'. 4OS Market street.
Rraxiiisn Balm cures cold. - doses. ioc.
1iv bush's coal, von viii Ike u.
American Laundry, COZ westFronte.
Try Bush's coal, you win surely like !.
CuppinE and iceching. les n. Sccond.s.
Fine sk. Hinge At liani's, 10 n. 4th street.
Frank Hoop Smith. druggist Sti and kinv.
Shirts. ioc.; roiiArs aud cnns. "a each. City
Steam Laundry. 9th and shipicy streets.
An cxcellent merino undersbIrt for soc.
At Wyatt n Go. u. G0J Market street.
Prompt service, good work, no rippinp or
shiinking, at new carpet cleaning works.
y. q. liodKes, Proprietor, No. ioJ West
highth street. Telephone 5ii.
lite new CARPET cleaning works 10 tho best
arraincd Tor irst class work. Positively no
ripping or shrinking. v. q. Hodges. proprle-
tor, No. iuJ West Eighth street. Telephone
5ii.
:. " you want cheap picture frames go to q
n. EauRi, 20S West Sccoud street. have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see ior
Yourselves.
itss, 10 Market atree:- has tie largest aud
chfap-ststoC at hats, white shirts, undcr-
wear aeckwesr and hosiery In Tie cily. Call
and AeN him.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.--Thcrs was sen-
sAtionai scene IN Judge CiIflord's North
Side Court about 2.5O yesterday after
noon, and, as . result of It. Assistant
State Attorney Neeley aud judge Clifford
narrowly escaped death. Ths case Of .
young man named ecbarfer, who was
accused Of committing an assault upon
oGccr Jsmes Maddox, was on trial.
Officer Maddox was handling the revol-
yer with which Scharfer had tried to kin
him. Suddenly Il exploded and the bull
lot whixxcd dangerously near to the
heads OF Mr.. Neeley and the Judge. 1t
passed between them sud buried itself In
the floor. There was Q panic Tor tine,
and for some moments IL WAS thought
some one had tried to asssssIEnte the
Judge. Ollleer Maddox claimed that.
before he left the station, be extracted
every bullet from the ievolver, and be
csnnot explain the accident.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Henry w. Iyndall. formerly OF this
city, where he held positions on several
publications and also was associated In
buslness with Mr.. l.ossitcr and Mr..
Fred E. Bach in the publication or =
iarm periodical, died ON Wednesday Mt
his home in Wyoming. Del. On satur.
day Inst he had u hemorrhage and failed
rapidly up to t time Of his death. He
was IS years old, born in Lewitburg,
Union county, Pa, aud came to Della
ware about nine years ago. He was prl-
vato clerk for Col. ID. =. Barnard, Jr.,
sscretary-oi the Stato Fair Association.
lie ieaves . wife, Margaret. daughter Of
Mr.. BERNARD, aud three children to
mourn his loss. The funeral will take
place on Friday afternoon. IDterment
In the 0dd Feliows' Cemetery At Cam
den.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
JUST like A WALKING GHOST
A STRANGE STORY ABOUT A
LITTLE WILMINGTON BOY.
His Mother nnd Father Toll n Reportc
How He Nearly Sinothered to
Death-The Sequel.

In n cosy cottage at 500 CHI. rch street,
Wilmington, lives Mr.. Frank =. Rooney,
with his vito and children. 1t is q hap
laughter in their merry childish CLEO
greeted the ear of the reporter the other
evening rs he was ushcred into the com
Portable sitting room by MIS-. Rooney, Z
comcly lady, whose face shows traces Of
what mnst have been more than unusual
beauty when she was sweet sixteen.
MIR. Rooney is an engineer for tho Ma
in that colporntion's employ for the past
eight or nino years. lie Is highly Thought
of by tho company. The Rooney home
shows all through tho house that happi-
moss rcigns supreme.
BY Mrs. Kooney's side sat her pretty
little sou While, - bright boy, Hc Will
be years old next Mny and hc Is q
proud littlc lad now because ho goes tt
St. Mnry's scnool, ut Sixth and Pine
streets, and is favorite with his school
mates.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Ths llorse
Committee on Public Buildings aud
Grounds has authorized its chairman to
prepare = bill appropriating Si,U75, 900
Tor the purchase OF grounds and the
erection Of . postofIice building 10 this
city. The proposed building is to be
located on q PORTION of a triangular
square OF ground facing on Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. II will be
four stories In height aud will give rs, GOO
square feet OF floor space. while the
present building used for a postoiiice has
but 10000 feet Of floor space.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

The lrst quarterly meetiag of the Trus-
tees of the Poor Of New Castlo County
for 1890 was held at the aimshouse yes
terday.
Superintendent Guthrie reported 135
persons admitted during the quarter, 80
discharged, q deaths and 8 births. Tie
number of inmates is 2G2, divided as fol-
lows: White men, 145; whito women, o.;
white children, l3; colored men. III;
tolored women, IA; colored children, 9.
Eleven persons died during the month of
January.
Tho auditing committee examined the
accounts Of the superintendent for the
last quarter AID reported tho total re-
ceipts at S69.T3; total expenditures,
t91. .S5; exccss OF expenses over receipts.
i2S II.
The following bills were allowed: Hart
4 Brother, el3o.39 Platt 4 Elklnton,
t03. 80; ". Megary 4 Son, ~. o.; NJ.
Grady, sss. 70; q; N. Bes'on, sli7;29; J..
2. Wood & Co.. ss3 sii 4 sing 4 Lsnge,
Davis, S927; Herbert X. Watson, s177.9o;
Thomss j. Farley, $lS.75; J. 4. Mullin
81 Son, e1Ol; Henry Evsns, $50; George
W. Gray, u. i25. 32; John q. Brlson,
~. s.15; J. v. Carlisle q Co.. ts3. 81; Frisi
q Allmon, S68.45; Frederick Kienle,
e474 95; alnshouse payroll, 1857; Lich.
tensteln s. Hart, 1868. 20; Phillips b
Kane, e14210; Journal Printing Com
pany, 1Si.7l; Delaware and Atlantic
Telephone Company, ti3.75; William
Baxter Il Brother. xSl.l0; the Charles
Warner Company, e27l.sS; John b.
Taylor, e594. 81; Joseph I. Willis. eos 10
First 4 Davis, $5.75; II. d. Hickman,
e21.S0; 8. q. Simmons & Brother,
$Sli 2S; John Guthrie, s2S.12; total, $5,
S89.61.
Outside help was dispenscd during the
iast quarter Amounting to 81 1923. 81,
divided as follows: Lsckcy, eis; Mooney,
Ss3, Solomon, $A0; Oale, $2li.20
Clond, $I52 IS; Bald win, S74; Chandler,
S7i 20; Herbert, S2sl. ~; Cor nan, t9i 55i
Cooch, slsi; Nolen. s255, 70; Davis, si25
satterstield Sil325 Springer, $l3.
| Money orders issued for outdoor relief
during the quarter amounted to S39s. 10
aud d, 1875 was expended for perm anent
improvements. OF this sum tS40 Il
charged 10 new stairway and 1855 to
new ience, ice house and leo pond.
Contracts were awarded as iollows:
Breakdown b. Taylor, 2H cents pei
pound.
Beef-W ellis Brothers, hindluar.crs.
cents per pound; iOrequarters, 3A cents
sEins, l ceh,.
Mutton -George NJ. Beeson, fofcluar
ters, ~ cents.
| Salt meats-Hart Bro,., shoulders, 81.
cents per pound; mess pork, Sl3 Ter w
pounds.
shoes-M. Grady, mems, 81; women's
S5 cents; men 8 carpet slippers, 30 cent
women's, 25 cents.
| Dryeoods ds--L,chtensteln s. Hart.
Drugs Herbert X. Watson.
Gasoline-Phl!ips 4 Kane.
Tobacco-0tto & Butz.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
OGRESS,

We endeavor to always
keep abreast Of the times
aud to that end have made
a radical change in our sys-
tenn of . Milling from which
we are producing better,
-four than We have ever
made. ami which We un-
hesitatingly claim leads the
market.
The requisite qualities Of
-four req nired to make good
bread ar 3 color and strength
and by using our improved
process hours you will find
that u Q have attained
both of these qualities 10
their highest degree. +
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

OTTAWA, Dan. 3o.-John Charlton,
member OF the Dominion Parliament fol
Norfolk, has given notce that to-day he
will move that committee be appointed
to Inquire rs to the extent OF what he
calls the alarming" exodus Of natural
born Canadians aud settlers In Canada OF
foreign birth to tho United States; as to
the chief causes Of such exodus; as to tie
best N cans to be adopted to cOuntsract
Influences which have hitherto stimulated
the exodus, aud 10 suggest means ior
dirlioisiiug this drain upon Canada's
numerical strength.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

RICHMOND, Va, jan. 29.-The su.
prone Court of appeals of Virginia con-
sists OF five judges who were elected six
years ago ss Republicans to hold office
for twelve years. The Democrats want
those places. aud began in the senate to
day to devise means TO turn out the
present incumbents, by constitutional
amendment II necessary, and make them
elective by the people.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

CHICAGO, Ills Jan. 8o.-At meeting
OF the Executive Cnmmittee Of the
Worlds Fair, In this city, yesterday,
Mayor Cregier was Instructed, after the
passage Of a resolution, TO send the fol-
lowing telegram TO Colonel George r.
Davis, At Wash ngtop: ''By action OF the
Executive Committee OF the Chicago
Worlds Exposition, 1t is proposed to In
crease the fund to $l0, ,000, 600 by the issu-
ance Of 80 ,000. 900 In bonds.-D. q. Gre
gier. Chairman"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

The Ladies' Aid Society and congrcsa.
ton OF Immanuel Church, on tho High
lauds, rendered their rector, the Rev. ,.
X. Hammond, reception mt the new
rnc,ory on Tuesday eyeuing. Tho quests
numbered nearly 200. John Bancroft
and W. Il. Brinchl 10 composed the COM
miltee on reception. lie was the re-.
clpient OF number OF handsome ard
useful prest
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

and to recommend persons to all the va
cancies.
Colonel Locke, Z. ,. Jones and =. =.
Woodman were appointed . COMMITTEES
to inform Mr., Bayard OF his election ~
president OF the society.
Another meeting Of the society Will DO
held in two weeks ct place 70 be -
lected by the committee, when II 10 ex-
n--t.d Mr. Bavard Will deliver an "a.
4 Library Of Coasr,u
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

a correspondent writes: Henry p.
1rupb, ascoud son Of the late Adam
urubt, was born at tho old homestead,
NO. 2Ol6 Market street, Wilmington,
june 20. 1850. He began IN early bog.
hood 70 assist bic father in the store and
continue TO do 90 until he was made q
partner IN the nrm, since then known ne
Adam Grub q Son. At the time Of his
fathef's death. which occurred In Fehru-
ary. 1881, Henry took control Of the bust
ness and conducted II successfully until
bis deceAse. Tho con In many rcspects
followed In the footsteps OF bis Iather.
His father was respected and loved by
All who knew him, and truly this may lie
said Of bis son Henry. He was kind aud
indtlRent to his employees. pleasant and
sociable with friends aud strictly upright
and honorable In all his business trans
actions. And
~ count these things TO be grandly true,
That noble decd IL q stop toward
Lifting tho soul from the common sod,
Ton purer air and broader Wow"
His last illness was short and very dis
tressing. In the early part OF Ills sick
ness no hing serious was anticipated. but
on wednesday morning last he was taken
much worse, aud on Sunday afternoon
We were reminded that:
"a fash of the lightning,
A break OF tho wave,
Nun passes from life
To Els rest in the grave"
The very tigh regard In which the de-
ccased was held WAS eviuced by the nun
ber Of kind friends who were anxious TO
sootse his hst hours on earth. Hia faith.
full wifo and aged mother stood BY him
until the last. He seemed to have pre-
sentiment OF death. lIe tolc hIs mother
on Wednesday morning that his last
sickness had come. He bad no fear oi
death. but was re,ignad to 70 in accord
ancc with the Divine will. He leaves q
wife, mothsr, two sIsters (both married)
and one brother, besidss o host OF friends
to mourn his departure, but there 10 hope
beyond the grave.
"For God hath marked each sorrowing
day,
And numbered every secret tear,
Aud heavens long Hge OF bliss shall pay
For all His children suffer here"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

will be the attraction at the Opera House
this evening. The versatile character
actor aud comedian, Charles Mccarthy,
us Larry Howard, the fir man, supported
BY q 1rs.-cla company OF comedians.
will not fail TO give frst-class show.
This piece, although Sensational. is very
entertaining, having y good plot.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
DIR. sImms whi,o pu'nonic i,alsam.

The finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered tho Atiiic.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &C. 1t will positively prevent
the inr0ads Of consumption aud preserve
your system against Its destroying pow
er. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso-
meas, loss oi voice, sore throat, &f.
Regular Drugeists sell 1t. DEPOT, Wn-
mingtop, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
Trouble Feared.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 30.-The Sharp
Rifles, OF this place, have received orders
TO be ready to march to Harlan county.
Tho occasion 10 the apprehension OF
trouble there when the Circuit Court
opens. The Legislature has ordered an
Investigation int0 the trouble In that
county, and 1t will probably he made
while the troops are there.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

BUCHAREST, Jan. 30. The nephew of
the King of Roumania. and heir to the
throne, has fallen desperately in love
With Queen Natalie, Of servia, 10 the In
tense vexatlon OF the royal family. The
Prince Is bent upon marrying Natalie,
whom lic regards as the greatest heroine
and ityr CT tho age. Close watch /,
kept to prevent . clandestinc marriage.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
Cuticura Rssolvent

The ndw Blood and skin Purlner ana
purest :, and best Of liumor Remedies,
Internally. and CurI CURA, the
great skin Cure, and CuTIcURA
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Bsauttder, extcrnai-
ly, speedily, and permanently cure every
species or itching, burning, scsly, crusted.
pimpiy, serofulous and hereditary diseases
and huIpors OF the skin, scalp and blood,
with lost OF hair, from pinples to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticurs,, 500;
SOAP, 9oc.; rcsolvent, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpor,t-
ton. Boston.
Hs-Sdnd Tor allow to Cure Skin Dis.
eases" "a pages. 90 illustrations. and 100
testiindnials.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
Cur ed by cuticura

If had known or the CUrlCUnA REX.
EDIks twdnty-eight years asS 1t would have
saved me 500. o. (two hundred 30 oliArs) and
An Immense amount Of suffering. My disease
fpsoriasis1 commenced on my head In . spQs
not Target than cent. IL spread rapidly
all over MY body and got under my nails.
The scalea would drop on of me all the time,
aud my suffering was Gu dless and without re-
lief. One thousand dollars would not tempt
me TO have this disease over again. l Am =
poor man. but feel rich to be relieved OF
what sonle OF the doctors said was lepr0sy.
sone riAgworm, psoriasis. etc. took
..........4 and .........Sarsaparilla over one
year anil o half, but no cure. I went
to Two or three doctors and no nrc. l cannot
praise the CurICuRA REMEDIES TOO much.
They have made my skin as clear and Irea
from scales ~ baby's. All used OF them
were three boxes ofCuTIcURA, and three bot
ties of CUTlcuRA kEsoLyEST, and two
cakes orCuTIcuRA SOAP, lr you had been
here andsald YOU would haye curedme for 500
you would have had the money. I looked
like the picture In your book Of psorin sis ipic-
ture number 2, ''How to cure Skin Diseases''
but now am AS clear as any person ever was.
Throuf h force oil habit rub my hands over
my arms and legs to scratch once In n white,
but to no purpose. Ian all well. Iscratchea
twenty .tight years, and 1t got to be kind OF
second nature to me. thank you thousand
DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury. W. J
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30


The beat 800. TeAs 10 the city.
Ihe hest Soc. Teas 10 the city.
Ite boat Doc. Teas in the city.
The best 6Oc. Teas 10 the city.
The best 5Oc. Teas Ia the city.
specially In Lea's Best Flour.
Specially In LeA's Clifton Flour.
Specially in Lca's P0utsxat Flour.
Speciality In LEAFS KIrkwood Flour.
Creamery Butter (prin.) 25c. ID.
Ctamery Butter (print) Csc. ID.
Creamery Butter (print) 25c. ID.
Light Sugar, Be. per ID.
Light Sugar, &c. per Ii.
Light Sugar, 5c. per ID.
Light Sugar Sc. per II.
Big Bottle Ex. Vanilla, 10c.
Big Bot 10 Ex. Vanilla, 1Uc.
Big Bottle Ey. Lemon, IVc.
Big Bottle'Ex. Lemon, 1Oc.
| qt Golden Drips. loo.
| qt. Golden nrips, 10c.
! at. Golden Drips, l0c.
! qt. Golden Drips, loo.
l gal. Sweet Cider, zoe. (Best.)
l gal. Sweet Cider, zoe, (Best.
l qt, New Orleans (mol. lBc.
a. New Orleans (mol. 1jc.
Bottle Mustard (Large), &c,
Bottle Mustard (Large), Sc.
lts. Rvap Peaches, 25c.
. lbs. Pruneilas, 25c.
2 lbs. Seedless Plume, 26c.
2 lbe. Even. Pcars, 25c.
0 lbs. Preserved Pears, 25c.
3 lbs. Preserved Peaches, 25c.
3 lbs. Preserved Plums, 25c.
3 lbs. Preserved Figs, 25c.
J lbs. Preserved Straw berries, Soc,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Tho telebrdted 3 B. B. B. cigar, manu-
iactured by II. r. Bourbon g. Bro., No.
$40 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

"Brown's Bronchial Trochos" act d.
rectly on the crgans OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary elect in all disor.
ders Of the throat.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

All-wool pans cnt to your measure
$500. Suits Sl2.0O Liverpool aud
London Mer chant Tailors 52l N rket.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Great Reduction in winter underwear
at IT, A. Shannon, 3i3 W,s; Second
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

For cigars OF all grades, price and
quality, consult Durs.ein, No. East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

For dclicacy. for purity, and for i'm
proyemcnt OF the complexion ro'hing
equals Pozzoni's Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

for IL cabinet photographs aud one 1920
crayon portrait At Cummings' gallery,
500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

The beat relief for cough and hoarse-
meas 10 Mclnail's Syrup OF Tar, SO ccuts.
Dsn(orth, druggist, Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Cold winter Is very near to us. FIJI up
your cosl bins, with the best OF coal,
which can be had from GEo. w. BUSH s.
SONS, French street warf,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Eli 8. Short Of Georgetown Is the guest
Of Squire Frank z. Smith. No. S05 w.
Twelfth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

but be that is down with catarrh need
use at once Old Saul's Cstsrih Cure, the
sure relief for this troublesome disease.
Price 25 c.Lts. At all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Try 95-csnt roast dinner at No. 3ii
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Linen bosom, double back, white shirts
only 50c., at Wyatt o. Co's., 0o3 Marxot
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

wAsniSaToN, Pa, Jan. 20. REV.
Reginald A. Cayiey, OF tho Trinity Hall
School, who created such sensation BY
advocating wine drinking from the Epis-
copul pulpit here u lew Sabbaths ago,
hls sent out q card defending his Views.
1t CONTAINS bitter TRADE against the
Prohibitiou!sts, whom he terms hcretics,
and speaks OF the congregation as unin-
structed laymen az opposed TO him by
professional courtsey an expert In right
Of his twenty seven years ministerial ser
vice as a Church OF England pastor.
Mr.. Cayley 10 tho son OF an English
lord aud seens to take In very slowly the
Idea that every American is his peer and
expecls 10 be treated as such.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

PIN il hks s,;I,I IHaelsnoads ,,, ehsppCa and
MEDIcArKD soar.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

VIM. II. Vanderiord, Esq., Edi.er oil
o; the Democratic Advocate, Wts,mia-
ser, Nd, writes, that he has n:ed DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and knows it TO be
q good medicine. Buy it. Try it. 30
cents,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
scra atched 20 Years

Body covered with scales. Itching terrible
Suffering endless. No relief. DoCtQtu
and Mediciuo fall. Speedily cured ~
CuticurA at % cost Of ~.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Weekly and monthly pay
ments or 5 per cent. off for
cash.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-08-29
IT Is OVER.

les, the p imary is virtually over, and rs
reaction t,kes pace sx.caniidatcs and their
frie'ds sr' doubt'e's di' cussius (anl in shame
must cay it : Gu sing) the various polite
in'r'g1es and wires that party tricks sters
have used fer the clec'ing and defea,irg of
men and measures.
And as your humble editor is elected 10
stay at home with you, he has thus much 10
say to those ofthe good men Of our order. AZ
vel ss to some Of the best men who do NJ,
belong TO the Alliance, bu, who gave him
their suffrage, am just as grateful ta You
rs if hal been elected and assure you
will ever cndeavcr TO show you, (by an
ernest manly cour.e in life, that meritcd
your support.
Thank you, kind friends Thank you.
l was sorry that ] was lot counted worthy
TO receive more good votes; but there are
some votes against me thnt turn to crowns of
honor around my brow. whisky demon
du,iug the campaign, said before me.-"we
work for the man that will allow dis,illery
in every kitchen fireplace. Free liquor and
p'onty of it,"
expect ever to be an enemy to, and fight
against that distilled devil that men call
whisky. And know that good men, women
and children will rally to my support.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-08-29

FIRE IN NEwDERny.- August
26.-Thc residence OF Mrs T. +. Greneker
was burned about o'clock this morning.
The family made narrow escape with their
lives and saved scarcely anything from the
burning building. The Herald and Mew,
office. within twenty-five feet of the resi-
dence, was saved by the heroic work Of the
fire department. The fire originated in the
kitchen, twenty feet from tho house and
%shs sssh lyon a ia 4as 4fnuTs IS sIcns
insurance $500. The Herald and Me,s',
loss is about $500, covered by insurance.
Special to Ne,rs and Courier.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-08-29
FL. tn, r.u,l,
The Colored Alliance,

The Colorcd FarmoEs National Alliance
AR9 GasaesratiHn HJjHiaMr rtssdtg as sdtgi GQQSSa.Y
and was opened in due FORM -
:, The County Superintendent, John d.
Norris, made few appropriate romarks, re-
minding us of our duty as farmers telling
us Of the agreement made by the different
labor organizations of the nation at the
National Convention in ST. Louis
The business Of the Alliance was pursued .
The chief order was to consider. some plan
whereby tho coloreed people of Union
County may better their condition of living.
After discussion by johnson, Of Fish
Dam Davis, Of Cross Keys; Jeter, of Fish
Dam. Dam. and Beaty, of Union, II. II. Foster
ouored resolution that on Association be
formed by the members of the Alliance of
T Dnoh County. known by the name of Real
Estate Association.
Ine resolution was adopted, and the FL
rowing were appointed as q committee on
Association: R. II. Foster, A. G. Rice, O.
). Smith, Ed. Gossett and w. D. McNIahon.
The meeting then adjodrned to meet on
the 1st Friday in October.
Il. II. FOSTER, JOHN d. NORRIS
oecre'ary. superintendent.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-08-29

The FIRST STEP.-Perhnps you are run
down, can't eat, can't rleep, can't think,
can't do anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. You should
heed The warning you are taking the frs,
step into Nervous Prostration. You need
Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bitters you
will find the exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system to its normal, healthy condi-
ton. Surprising results follow the use OF
this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative.
Your appetite returns, good digestion is re-
stored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume
healthy action. Try bottle. Price SOC. at
u. F. POsey's Drug Store.