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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-09-26
For the Times.
A Moving Correspondent.

MR. EDi1oR.-I take pleasure in giving
you few items Of news, and for the benefit
OF my friends who are readers Of the Union
TINIs. After attending the baptism Of nine
teen converts at Padgstts Creek went
New Hope in SPsrtauburg County, encounte
ing n severe rainstorm On our way. We
spent pleasant night with the family Of ~.
Thos. Bobo. to whom we owe msny thanks
iSs iSF the asMnsd hSsdPai.sf shSE SS WIS 5uS .
my way through Laureus- County.
Passing through ss hurriedly as / did, 1t
was almost impossible to give any news in
regard 10 crops; but from what could to
seen from flying trip, the farmers will
gather an average crop Of cotton, with fair
c,rn on low lands.
Four hours drive brought us over to tho
line of Abbeville, and from the number Of
creeks and small rivers and rivulets we cross
cd, one would conclude that any country
so well watered and tolcrably level would
he fine farming country, with u mixture Of
brains and elbow grease to insure success
for the farmers, other things being equal
Passing through the village of Ninety Six
after n fur hours drive, we were & nd to
see so many signs of thrift and enterpri. Q
along the line of the G. & c. II. II. Among
other things, will mention the large cotton
seed oil mill which is in successful operation
in that growing town. This is sufficient to
prove that Ninety Six is not far behind some
of our largest towns in some business enter
prises.
might tell my farmer friends in Union
sHme other things about the town and coun-
try around 96 but will not this time. An
hours ride brought us through Abbcville in.
to Edgehcld and we nre now very comfort
ably settled on the farm of Mr.. T.. S.
Addison, and can assure my friends will
not got lonesome with seventy head of COWS,
about one hundred AMI thirty Of sheep, a
dozen or more hogs and several horses and
mules to keep me company. The noise Of
these combined with the rattle of the mowers,
rakcs, reapers and binders, sulky plows &C.,
makes us feel as though we had been drop
pei on western soil by apassing cyclone,
and we might insist on its being so il We
did not actually know that it is nowhere but
EdgchelI.
Seek not ye sons of toll
In other fields to reap,
Coutentcd be and live in the South
Aud raise the hog and sheep.
L. Is. Is.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
y. l.. Walker.
AUDITOR.

Coon ROAps.-A prominent citizen Of
this State recently remarked in my hearing
Tint he woull rather know that there was
II bc made ~ gnod road from his county seat
i" every other country town in the States.
than that the State was To be intcrsccted
by railroads sufficient to carry its products
and have our roa'lS remain as they now are.
] DO not think this expression ut all extrava-
gnLf, ns under this condition o, things the
interests of the State and the interests of
individuals would he better served.
How these roni are To he obtained i. the
question for the people u dc ccrminc. If
under the present system, n very mark c
change IN its application must take place.
If under nm Improved system, public scnti-
mcnt IN Georgia must DC very considerably
aroused before the improvement is begun
II requires but little insight and calculn-
ton to determine !hc importance aud value
of good ron'ls. Earth roads are easily
affected in condition hy rains and suble.
Of sy "av aha SIT ate ah Hl9O1t ca!y "waYs ip
SAND These conditions determine unr,vor
"oly the / ais To be drawn over them and
very much derrcciatc the value of teams
"nu 'chicics by unnecessary heavy drafts
MRMn or , DIRECT TAN
Farmers are tob apt to object to a direct
TAX I" build improved rouis, while in IN,
wear OF wagons aud the abuse of stock. tbcv
arc submitting I" I'm enor:i"H, Indirect tax
!" nave bnd roads. This is Just the nature
OF MI cur evils The burden uf tbc tor;H
comes Mt us. not directly, but soverel nm in
me purchases of maaks-forty.scvc rcr
cent. 81 the amount pail going t. an indirect
,nN' ahh only t,iiy-thrcc per cent being the
,'E",ma'c purchasing price uf tho article
"'"B"' he iarmrr very properly objects
!" lax ~ ten dollars To protect a mouur,c
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Death of DR., LIE, Neador.

Probably no death in this town ever caused
. more general and profound feeling Of sor-
row than that Of DR.. Lemuel T.. MeadOr,
which occurred at his rcsideuce at -l.30
o'c'ock last Saturday morning, after an i'll
mes, Of about two weeks, from infammation
Of the bowels.
DIR. Mcador was born in Fairfield Covrx
and was in his 3Ist year when he y@
IIeeamc to Union in 49,
DIR. Boyd in ~ TfSle.H ir1s 15ealssis
Frcm the first DR.. Mcndor impressed BIN.
self uPon the minds Of the people Of Union
~ pure chvist'au gentleman, commanding
the respect Of nll, that respect Increasing
as his intercourse with the people grew
closer and bis lovely character became bette
known.
We never knew a man that VIC believed
possessed and practiccd in the daily walks Of
life, more of the virtues Of a true christian
than did Dr. Meador. Truly can it be said
of him, his walk was close with God
lie was strong pillar, . bright and shin.
ing lightin the Baptist Church. where hi,
loss will be senstbly fe't lie was. such 9
citizen rs no community can lose without
sensihly feeling the loss. lie cxertc da gen
t'c, silent influence for good wherever h,
went, and in this respect, above an 9th ers,
Union has suffered sad los. in the death Of
DR.. Meador. -
Inc picture Of his patient resignation
under intense suffering upon a bed of sick
ness and The bright confident hone tbo,
cheercd him and left smile Of victory upon
his face as his spirit winged its fight up to
the God who gave it, We will leave for those
to portray who witnessed the inspiring
scenes at his bedside.
Such man could not be other than good.
even model husband and parent: and
there, in that once happy circle, i, his loss
truly irrcparablc; but that God in whose
promises he put his faith, has promised to
"be husband to the widow ard n father
TO the h'hcrless," and while We sincerely
Sy"Pa'hine with them in their great sorrow.
wo pr"ycrf"lly leave the gentle loving wife
and three little children in His comforting
hands
His rem'ins, after very impressive re.
i'sious services in the Baptist Church, ~
the Pastor, Rev. d. c. Lamplsy, were taken
in charge by the members Of the Masonic
Lodge, and buried with the funcrenl hooors
or that fraternity. in the presence of the
largest assembly Of people, on a s;m;!.r oe
cas'c", > nee the death of the lamcutei DIR.
A. W. Thomson.
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Correspondence of the Union TIMES.
Irresolution.

Mr.. EpuroR-It has been some time since
YOU have had Il communication from NC, but
| sec there are two other correspondents
from Pea Rlgc. who, ! suppose viii give
you the general news and crop reports, so |
will try to write n few lines on the abstract
subject of Irrc>olution, which is n habit that
insidiously crccps upon its victims with
fatal certainty. 1t is not vicious, but 1t
leads to vice, and many fine heart has paid
the penalty of il at the scaffold. Triting as
it appears in the wavering steps of the
young. as they grow older its form changes
TO that Of hidcous monster, which leads
them TO destruction, with their eyes open
The idlcr. the spcndthrif, the luxurious,
and the drunkard are among its victims.-
Perhaps in the latter is effects appear in
the worst form. lie knows that the goblet
which he is about to drain is poison to both
soul anl body, yet he swallows it. lie
knows, for is effects upon thousands have
painted it TO him in glaring colprs, that
il will deaden all his faculties, take the
strength from his limbs, and happiness from
his heart; oppress him with f'ul disease, ana
jaws OF the ro,iTsSs ssSssn wsp." ,atE son% ,%e
ish eyes have fascinsted them. How beautiful
and manly is that power by which the rcso-
lutte man passes unmovcd through these
dangers. kIIroN WHEEL.
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Fine Stook~ and Cheap Goods.

Fine Stocka and Cheap Goods.
In Stocks and prices of Dry Goods. the
merchants Of tnioa can compete with any
market in the upper counties or the State.
Among those who have received their new
Fall aud Winter Stocks We refer our readers
I" the advertisements of
Mcssrs. Graham X Sparks.
Eodgcr x Purcell.
Foster. wilkins 4 Co
II. VI. Cohen 4 Bro.
MIR. J. ". McLurc. Agent.
INH>npw ARE.
No more complete Stocks can te round, or
lower prices than are offered hy
MIR. W. ID. Hewley, or
Foster, wilkins & Co.
IN ruRXlruRr,
And everything in the least connected
with that line of business. we call the
special attention of our rclders 10 the ad
vcrtiscmcnt of
Nix. THoS. +. BAILEY,
who carries as large a stock Of oil kinds of
Furniture. Bedding, Window Shades. Picture
Frames &c. ,as can be found this side of
Charleston, and as cheap as anywhere.
IN GROCERIES,
You will find our friends
II. +. SCAIE & SON
| keep as good, select, cheap and varied stock
as any store in this part of the State.
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ErrrrSY.-Ihi' j. what yc, ought 10
have. III fact, y"u must have II. {" fully
enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find it
not. Thousands upon Thousands of dollars
are spent annually hy our people in the
holc TINT they may at'a'n this boon. And
yet it may bc bad hy all. We guarantee
that Electric Biucrs. If used according to
directions and the use persisted in will
bring Jon Good digestion and r"u>t the
demon Dyspepsia and install instead
Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bttcrs
for Dyspepsia hnd al diseases Of Liver.
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at j0c and
$l.0O per bottle by Il. +. ro,cy Druggist
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NrGuoEs DEAD AND Birmingham
Ala, Sept. lI.-One hundred ncgroc, were
poisoned Sunday last, near Collcrne, Dallas
County. Two Of them died that day and
six others died yesterday. The latest ncws
from the neghborhood is TO the effect that
many others are dangerously i'll and their
deaths hourly expected.
big revival had been going On fr \
week at n negro church near Collcrinc, nni
it was decided to give dinner on Sunday
10 all who attended. One course of the din
ner consisted of harbecued Io'k Physcans
examined the pork and found in II traces
of arsenic i'll large quantities.
An investigation is being made by the
coroner, hut so far he has Mt lcarucl who
placed the POISON in the meat
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Day" We regret to learn that the contin
ued rains have seriously injured the cotton
IN the field, preventing picking, washing it
out aud causing much of it 10 rot.
We are now passing the equinoctial storm
season and VIC hope more favorable weather
will follow
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Mrs (rants E,u n-.-.
to exhibit them 10 her old friends and Gus
toners on Tuesday next. Sept 30th.
She assures ny her stock this year is
larger than before, while the styles arc hand
Somcr, richer and more tasty than for
years Her advertisement will appear next
week, but the Ladies must not neglect to call
OIL her next Tues lay.
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Personals.


Miss Minncttc lIayne, OF Fort Motto, il
visiting the family of Mr.. Il. ". lInmilbn.
near Grindall Shoals.
Mr.. Clarence T.. johnson has returned -
Charleston after few weeks visit here.
Miss Anabel Johnson ha. gone to Coum-
ba to enter the Winthrop Training School.
Mr.. W. T.. McNcacc md family. have re
turncd from their summer home in the
mountains.
MIR. Hcrndon Moore, Of Spartanburs, is
on visit TO relatives and friends at This
place.
Mcssrs. Walker and Maurice Moore arc
spending few days with their p,rents, Dr.
and Mrs. VI. 4. Moore
Col \. q. Rice has returned from St.
Cathnrines, Can,dn.
Mrs. W. ID. Arthur and son accompanied
by her uncle. Mr.. 4. II. McCombs, has
returned home.
Miss Johnnie Slndc-S has gone to Cincin
natl, to attend the Conservatory Of Music in
that city, one Of the very best institutions
i'll this country for impartng thorough
mu sic.l instruction. Miss Sanders is
arca ly fine performer. but being an ar.
dent lover Of music, she h,s the very mud
able ambition to he as near perfect as posi-
bic, if not /" excel. in that delightful ac
complishmeRf.
Miss Ella Nhitl0ck has gone to Gatincy
City. to take II position as teacher in the
Gaffney city Institute. one Of the most flour
ithing schools in upper South Carolina. Of
which Rev. G.. 4. Gresham il Principal.
Miss Kate Moorcheai has gone - La
Grange. Gu, To enter the Female College at
that place, NJ pupil. We regret the alb
sencc of Miss Kate, but our kindest wishes
attend her.
Mr.. G. :. Kirk has ended his visit to
friends in the Palmetto State and returned
TO his home in ''thc land Of flowers
Mcssr5G W. Whinock and G. G. Vaughn
will leave for Furmnn University this week.
They are young men of fine characters aml
pate bright AMI useful futures for them.
Young men. don't di5a2point your friends.
! Mrs. j. H. Bleasc. Of Ncwbcrry. is visit
! ing her daughter, Mrs. l.. y. Rodgcr.
The Local returned home last Tuesday,
Ter n ten days trip Il" Grcenyills County.
Mr.. I. Is. Butler has gone to Spartauhurg
f. witness friend put his heal in the mat ri
III, 'nial moose. Look out, 7. l.. matrimonial
~Lyv '~au>svrangingGr" rloniisciionsly -
cn'c. ophsticatcd handsome young men.
4
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"Ihcrc iS tidc IN the affairs of ncR,
Which taken Mt the flood, leads on to
fortune:
Omitted. all the voyage Of their life
Is bounlin shadows and in miscrics.
Likewise there is Il crisis in the history of
every institution which, when once passed.
its prosperity either increscs or wanes.
Such turning point in the career of our
Public School has been reached. I believe,
for several reasons: lst. because it is high
time; 2nd, because the co-c,lucational plan
having been adopted III ore room is necessary
for i's perfect success than the present ac-
commoda'ions aaord, and then, because our
people are a"aking TO the scnsitility of
pride or, beHer, perhaps, of shame.
There n popular fallacy abroad that the
site sclecad for the location of the Oil Mill
has iniurd the Public School interest. By
no mcansis it true. Rather should il be n
subject ef congratulation that the town
enjoys - goody screen whcrcwith To cover
it, defects. However, the Oil Mill te,chcs
us lesson. the moral of which will be p, tent
To ali. few cnterpriSing citizens in one
year collected 100000 capital for u bui III
ing in which 10 make money. while on the
other hand, . years. dating from the va +
have not been long enough to raise onc.In !
that mount for building i'll which t
mould minds aud men.
Ii is hniy incumbent upon us as citizens.
not to say prrcnt>, To see that our children en-
JOY advantages superior to our own. Let ~,
fellow crizcns, PONDER that memorable SEN
Of The great American phir uanist,~
n-r-~du from present -
fnt""gcnora'ionS." and inquire if we are
h"'ns anything to liquidaic that debt. G.
The f,rccryiIln D,y,, ~. - ,y
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The Saluda Alliance. of No. 9 Township.
Nc"bcrry County, at meeting Saturday
afternoon, passed resolution rcquir ng its
members to have the l. cotton weighed M
Prosperity by the Alliance wcghcr. A.
member not carrying ont thee in .tructiSRs
will be dealt with as the Alliance sees fit:
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The Cotton Market

The Cotton Market
Not reporting the market eince it wss
opened this season, Mr.. Williams, the cotton
wcigher gives US the following comparative
statement of receipts up to the 10Th of Sept
in 1889 and 1880
Sept. 25th, 1889, .............. LOG bales
ScPt. 2oih, 1880, ......-...... 400 bales
The difference in receipts may be from the
earlier maturing of cotton this year.
The prices in this rarkrt up to Yesterday,
- s---- {. <J az vtc.
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English SPAWN Linincnt removes all
Hard Soft or tallouScd IumpS and Blem-
ishcS from horses. Blood Spavins, curbs,
SphmiS. Sweeney, Ring bone, Stiles,
Sprains. all Swollen threats, Coughs. etc
Save $iOhy use of one bottle. Warranted
the NEST wond rful Blcmish Cure ever
known. Sold h j. VI. GIBBS & son,
Druggists. Union
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nfA" The third Primary Election will be
h"'d on Tuesday, the eth Of October ON ,he
same day appointed for the second con.
Gressonnl primary. The snme Managers
'"" me came Rules that managed and
governed the first and second County Pri-
mary and the first Congressional Election
VIII manage and govern the next election.
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HAMPTON TO BE REELECTED Col. J..
Blcasc, Esq, ono of the next legislators from
Ncwberry, says that Wade Hampton will DC
c'cctcd without opposition as United States
Senator to succeed him, elf by the ext Lcxis-
laturc. Mr.. Bcnsc says he knows whereof
he speaks, and we have no reason to doubt
him --WcrdH anil NcwS
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Rev, John M. Carlisle.

we were pleased to meet on our streets
TINS week, the venerable Rev. John NJ. Car
'>''' o' H""r';;;"urg. who is visiting his
many friends here.
lie is always welcome visitor in our
midst
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rosT oPFICE DIRECTORY

The p. o. will hc opened for business
s-o" q a. NJ. to 5.3OP. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 0 A. NJ. toj4 l.. NJ.
The Northern mail will close\at +.
NJ, and the Southern Mail Mt l.3O T.. NJ.
Any innttcntion or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J. g. HUNTER, L. n.
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You will find the best stock Of Jeans i,
town ut RODGER & pIRCELI,S
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fresh lot Of Thurbcr's Shredded Oata,
1T II. +. SCAlFE & SONS
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DOwS OS TuE JuNGER LARp Wash
iug,on. Sept. 20.--Scnator Blair today pre-
scntcd the following Telegram. which wa.
signed by about fifty names The under
.igncd delegates To the State Republican
Convention Of South Carolina respectfully
request you TO protect the Interests Of the
c"lored f,rmc'S and lahorcrs Of the South
10y using your influence 10 defeat the Cor ger
lard b'll.
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De4e The Cotton Seed Oil Mill has re-
sumed operations.
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Come and see our "Daniy Crochet case
conta n'ng Il articles for 10 cts. nj
H. VI. COllEN 4 BROS.
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just received Ladies Hair Ornaments ont
Shell Beads at lOcis, a,
II. NJ. COHEN 4 BROS.
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something new. Initial letters % CT, n
gross at n M-fAHHSr RDo,S
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Mrs Pouches Millinery Opening.

Wc find it impossible to crowd i'll the adj
veriscmcnt of Mrs. Fouohc, ne" Mrs. Nj.
Vincent, this week but will state to the
Ladies' Of the town anil country that she
will "pen up for inspection on Wednesday
next. the largest aud most exquisite stock Of
Millinery ever brought to Union, and invites
al to call and see the beautiful new styles.
She has moved into the store formerly oc-
clpirl by Mr. Tr"t,~~.
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hup"hE PURCELL have just re.
ce''cd beautiful line of Fall goods.
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Friday, September 20, 1890.

SUBSCRIrTYON, 81 90 PER ANNUM
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We have the finest stock Of Clothing in
Union. RODGER & PURCELL.
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A Splendid Opportunity

Splendid Opportunity
To make a safe AMI profitable investment
in this county is now offered by the Lock
hart Manufacturing Company" at The cclc-
hratcd Iockhart Shoals on Broad River
AS we said few weeks ago. not only doe,
the location and surroundingS-the almost
Unlimited md never failing water power un-
doubted hcalthfulness and the splendid farm.
ing lands around-givc the Company alvan.
| taSes fully equal if not superior to any
other similar enterprise i'll the country. but
the gentlemen having control Of it are safe.
reliable and experienced, and can command
unlimited capital. upon their individual
| reputation rs business men.
Now is the time to make investment, in
| the stock Of the Lockhsrt Shoals Manufacture
ing Company. Everything is cheap around
it; but in two years from now, with n rail.
road built To it, one or two Cotton Mills
nearly II not quite completed. and n
| population Of from 800 TO 2.:JJO jnbohi
tants' the stock of the Company will com
mand 30 per cent premium and the
value OF the property in the vicinity will he
enhanced in the same rr'port on. The only
danger To the investment, that wc can see.
is the probability of Broad River driving m.
---.-
FIVE HUNDRED MEN DRuwxrp.-London
Sept. l9.-Adyiccs from Iiogo state tha,
the Turkish man.of-wnr "Eriogroul In.
! f"undcrCd at sea and 500 Of her crew
| peishci.
The "EuOgroul was q wooden fripotc.
built cruiser cf 2,344 tons displacement
She mounted Al guns Of small caibrc. and
! was built in 1868. Osmann Pnsha and Ali
Pa.r ENJOYS Of the Sultan 20 the ,ror
Of Japan were passcnT1~ 'iIc "ri" r. -;
| anil were drowned.
| DowN oN rmr CuNGER LARp Bill wash
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Linen Towcling, or Crash. at ~ cents pei
yard, at II. NJ. COHEN y BROS
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\ good Salmon. IL cents per can. at
II. +. SCAlFE & son :.
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| LldicS Tan Button Shoes reduced from
| $3.50 10 Sl.20 pair at
II. NJ. COHEN 4 BROS.
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no" Many Persons are broken
Io", ~ nSSvcrwork or household cares.
broW. lrOn BitterS Ec,uld> the
system, 1" digestion, removes excess OF bile,
"l, cur ialaTia. Get the genuine.
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\. l.. EwBANK,
HOmefeld Farm,

UreenNlII0 Co., ;. Z.
This brother certainly carries level
head OH his shoulders. There can be no
dou9t, we think. that the true remedy for
our ills lies III larger. broader information ::
and we are gratifc | to have his endorsement
of our plan for bringing 1t about. We are
forSbly impressed with the wisdom OF his
snfH}ass>%> Let The subs act upon them
Exhibition IHdnf
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-, 'hr 6rccmVillc DaiT N,'", and IHuyIc<,on
wa. on sale at
II. r. SCAIFE X SONS
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Our Graded School.

There is tide in the affairs of nlcn,
Which. taken Mt the flood, leads on to
fortune;
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Head on Each.

III the following from the Cotton
last week, and commend the very
" doet iue it inculcate' to those of our
,rk-ho think, because agriculture i,
ehbone Of the country" that il is en-
lodePendent of, and can be just a, pros
ofyous other avocations, and who rur-
3he product, Of the Farmers labor
kcAt to the millions OF c;pital