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The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08
Afternoon Session.

A devotional meeting, led by Mrs. II.
Croker, was held for half an hour, and at
O'Clock the convention was again called to
order. There was very full attendance of
the delegates. The meeting opened with
singing by the quartette, "The Battle Cry of
Israel"
The minutes of the morning meeting were
read by the assistant secretary, Mrs. Johns
ton, and accepted.
IL was moved and seconded that Mrs.
opiasues report on "Co-Operative Work."
WHICH was accepted, be reconsidered. 1t
was Voteo mat the words ''non-partisan" he
stricken out, and the report. SO amended
was accented.
Miss Lucia Kimball, one of tho ro.,o,.,
| superihtehoehts' was introduced to the con-
yention, and made few remarks. Mrs.
Hannah j. Bailey Of Winthrop, also a no :
tional superintendent, was then introduced
The report of the corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Sarah 0. Cram, was read, from which
we make the following brief abstract:
CORRESPONDING sEcRETARY's REPORT.
There have been 40 unions organized dur.
ing the past year, more than double the
number for any previous year. There are
now 135 unions in the state. Androscoggin
has 10 unions, the largest being that at Lew
iston, consisting of 1876 members. Aroostook
is foremost, its roll-call embracing. 10 unions
In Cumberland county, Portland takes the
lead. as it does in the state. Franklin has
only five unions, but there are earnest work.
ers in the field, while Hancock only leads il
by one. Kennebec county is well organized,
with Ii unions, Winthrop Centre being the
largest and most influential. Knox has
TIE unfOnc with pOOd mann D1rsllD, Lin
coin has also eight unions, while Oxford has
only half that number PenobscOt records
its very best year. Piscataquis county is
not organized, the union at Foxcroft being
the only one. Sagadahoc has four, Somerset
seven and Waldo four. Washington county
unions, all showing good work. All the
The Portland daily press., 1890-10-08

MAN WANTED-A reliable man that can
M furnish good reference; S14.O0 week TO
suitable party; steady position. Call at ROOM
61a, 186 Middle street 81
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w housework. Good references required.
Apply at AZ FOREST AVENUE, Deering Point,
Portland, Maine 81
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Correspondence of the Union Times.
Telephone Echoes from Jonesyille.

JoNEsvILLE, Oct. 20.-The show at Union
last Wednesday end the rain that followed
on thursday ee"sod tw O Days to be lost to
the farmers of this community, wnrcn--e-..-
tics nor the Alliance can rep ace. Yesterday
was cool and windy, and we all thought
that there would be frost this morning, but
there is none, and the morning is beaut ful
and bright.
The political fever is running pretty high.
The straightout nomination seems to have
given some uucasiness and stir among the
Tilln an party. Dr. Ensor was in Jones'
Vile laat week, stirring VI his friends and
leaving some Grecnbacks among them for
campaign purposes
Mr.. John S. Kendrick got very seriously
Injured last Saturday morning. lie was at
The steam mill of the Mcssrs. Coleman, in
Jonesville, locking at a pile of lumber. and
while hc was STOPPING down by The lumber
il fell over on him and caught one leg under
it, breaking the ankle hone and mashiUg
the ankle joint pretty badly. DR.. w. o.
Southard aud Felix W. Litlejohn attended
him shortly afterwards and put his broken
bones in shnpe and ho is d"ing very we'll
Dlcssrs. H. G. Smith and j. W. Crawford
have returned from Tennessee with a lot of
very fine horses. They say horses and hogs
are very scarce in Tennessee but cattle are
plentiful.
Mcssrs. Harris Foster have opened a
music house in Yorkville
Mr.. l.. p Williams has gone to Alabama
to make that state his future home.
Rev. W. S. Foster, who has been visiting
his relatives in Jonesvillc has returned his
home in Ga.
TELEPHONE.
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-a-af State Election.
UNION. s. C.. Oct 01 1aon

UNION, S. c., Oct. 90, 1890.
n1HE following persons have been duly
l. appointed managers of the general
election for State officers to be held on No
vember 4, $780,:
KELroS.-J. W. Harris, J. T. Altman,
Jamison Kelly.
JoNEsvrLLE. w. II. s. Harris, D. w.
Fowler, B. w. Whitlock
HuGHEs.-W. A. Moorhoad, Lemuel
Askew, w. 7. Baldwin.
SANTuC. &C. p. Sims, X. c. Farr, w. T.
Jones.
USloN.--W W. Hughes, Conway Young
James Z. Hunter.
FISH DAM. E. Gregory, NJ. r. Jetor,
w. G. Wallace.
GOSHEN HILL.-John D. Smith, Spencer
Sims, Robert Aughtry.
Cross KEYs.-J. +. Ratobford, L. j.
Browning, 7. j. J.Alverson.
Gibbs Henry Smith, B. A. Gregory, d.
C. Gist.
Steeu, DR.. ]. F. Norman.
GLANDYBURa MILLs.-T. J. Orr, W. F.
Mabry, Sumter Littlejohn.
TIMBER RIDGE.-Wm. Jcffcries, James r.
Lit,lejohn, James Sparks.
DRAYToNvILLE.-Julius Hammett, G. p.
Huggins, John Barnh II.
WILKINsvILLE.-T. NJ. Littlejobn, c. C.
Roberts, E. p. Macomson.
SARRATrs s.-John II. Littlejohn, Bcnja-
min Spears, Leroy Macarthur.
The Polls will oren at A. NJ. and close
at =. M.
One of the managers of each precinct
will call on NJ. w. Culp for boxes and rrin-
ted instructions for the conduction of said
election, on OF before Saturday Nov. l, 1890.
W. T. LIT1LEJOIN,
JAMES II. RODGER,
Nj. w. CULP,
Commissioners of Election.
Oct ri 43 IT
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CHANGE IN FRElour RATEs.-Thc two fol-
lowing circulars were issued from the office
of the Railroad Commissioners yesterday
ard are selfex plana,ory
Circular No. II.
On and after November 18th, 1890, joint
rates from local stations on one road or
system shall be The sum Of 10 per cent OF
the locals of each road or system. By
order Of the board.
ID. =. DUNCAN,
IT R.prIrrr. Chairman.
Secretary.
Circular No. 18.
On and after November 10th, 1887 loca'
rate, ON fertilizers on all railroads in this
State will, be Mt the following rates per ton
ON carload shipments Of not less than Ten
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Congressional Managers.

NNHE following managers are appointed to
l. conduct the congressional election in
Union County on the 4th of November, 1896.
@ at "H.s oess.tf K f. at o'clock A. NJ and close
One Of the managers Of each precinct
will call on S. A. E. Parham for boxes and
printed instructions for conduotion Of sad
eleclion:
Goshen HILL-Dr VIM Sims, James Spen.
GER, r V Gist
UNIoS.-J Dogan Humphries, W Harris,
Culp.
HuGnEs VIM Num-, Vernon Askew,
Frank Vaughn.
CRoss KEYs.-Robert Bctsill, b G Wilturn,
Frank Alverson.
SANTuc.-J r Jeter, Bates, ] fl Ran
dolph.
KELToN.-Joshua Spears, Joseph Kelly,
Jr., Albert MCGOWAN.
JoNEsvILLE.-N b Eison, John W Craw-
ford. r W Hamilton.
GIBBS james Smith, Jessee IIix. Vim
NJ Foster.
CoLEnAINE.--I II Robinson, F Walker,
Lee Linder.
FISH DAM.-R S Thomas, J C Eison, NJ c
Deaver.
GLANDYBURG MILLs-J ID Orr, John o
Tat, Logan Mabry.
TIMBER kIDGE.--John Jefferies, Jr., Vim
Cr0cker, James Riley Blanton.
DRAYToNvILLE.-Lee Little, Columbus
Spencer, John Service.
WILKINsvILLE.-James McKown, Gavin
Whisonant, Charles Davis
II GaIlman.-WRHughes, VIM Reynolds,
W. X. THOMAS, q
s. A. +. PARHAM,
w. &. WALLACE,
Commissioners of Federal Eli ciion.
Oct "a 43 2t
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His Premium was Unpaid.

p,rr THE MUTUAL LIFE, OF NEW YORK, PAID
THE WIDOW TIL. AMOUNT OF TIE POLICY.
An empbatic illustration of the benefits OF
,;fe insurance IN gcoeral, and of the MUTUAL
Life insurance Company Of New York as a
medium for securing the same, will be found
in the letter presented below, recently re-
ce;yed by General Agent Edward l.. Ger
nand, of Columbia, from tho widow OF the
late John p. Reeier of Seneca o
SENECA, ). c., Oct. ], 1870.
Edward l.. Geruand, General Agent for
South Carolina, of the Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Co. Of New York:
DEAR SIR: have to-day received cneck
for 81, ,96l .O4 in payment of the death ciaim
of Mr. John p. Rceder, under pohcy NO
| 30l 1856 in the Mutual Life Insurance Com
nanv of New York, end in making the
proper acknowledgement OF the receipt oi
the same wish to await myself OF the op-
'sv..,,y;. - ~ fAl rtestifyipg in behalf CT tue
we shall ever hold The promptne>s, fairness,
and we might say lberality which has char
acterized the company in its action in this
case.
1t certainly has convinced US. as well as
all others IN this vicinity conversant with
the facts, that tho Mutual Life Insurance
Company carries out the principles Of justice
and equity to the utmost in its dealings
with its rolcy-ho!dcrs.
The facts in the case are rs follows The
quarterly premium of Mr.. Reeder's policy
was due August 10 1890. On August o.,
about 10, p. m, while ou his way
homo in his cart, Mr.. Reeder was thrown
rherefrom, dragged some distance, and was
found in an UNCONSCIOUS condition Sunday
morning (the lOth) at about a. m. In the
road near by was found the card notifying
him that his p, emium was due, cent from
your Office some time before. Mr., Recder
remained unconscious until his death,
which occurred at o'clock, Sunday after
noon, the 10th and the. da.e on which the
7 premium was due and unpaid
These facts show the unquestioning
spirit in which the Mutual Life meets its
obligations. Very truly yours,
H.. J. REEDER, Administrative.
Silk garter elastic 25cts yard at
ii. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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ESCAPE FROM SrARTASBURa aJAIL.-Spartao-
burg, S. c., Oct, 16.-There was much excite
ment in the city this morning at $50, caus-
ed by big Jail delivery. AS is the custom,
the prisoners were in day cell together.
1t was proposed among them to break out.
John Gibbson, (white) Albert Pruitt, Dave
Smith, John Brown. jim Walker, Drew NJ O.
MILAN, Sinit Littlejohn and Dave Lewis
put the suggestion in operation. They broke
as battering ram agrinst the wooden door,
to their heels.
Margaret Fielder, tho cook. saw them
and gave an alarm. Sheriff Nichols gave
immediate pursuit and succeeded in captur-
ing al but three, whom parties are still
hunting.-7el. to Greenuiile Neps.
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l65 BUSHELS To THE AcRE.-lIickory
Grove, $. Oct. l6.-Mr. Il. NJ. Allison,
near this place, has just finished gathering
and measuring the corn from two special
acres which he put n little extra work on last
spring. One acre yielded lG44 bushels and
the other one l45 bushels 1t was grown in
bot ON land and rs Il fertilizer be PUT 100
OF Gotten seed to each acre. The corn is of
the Gnrrc variety and Is splendid hominy
and bread corn. Mr.. Allison is one Of our
most progressive farmers and this is not the
III st time he has made over 100 bushels of
corn tc the acre. Last year he made 1877
bushels TO the acre and suffered from the
ctlecs of \ frcshct just N the time when it
would do the most harm.
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CHOLERA RAvACES. london, Oct. g.
Horrible accounts come from tho Red sea Of
the condition of the cholera victims The
Arabs and strangers in that section are dy-
ing by scores. Persons are aeized with
cholera and die within an hour, with clench-
ci teeth, and bodies terribly drawn up.
Birds and dogs feed on the corpsos, which
the people are afraid to touch, and vast
focxs of yu|tures dispute for the prey with
The four-foOted scavengers.
From the interior Of Arabia the accounts
are fully as hcartrending, and the vict ms
ire said to be numbered by thousands.
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Silk garter elastic 25cts yard at
ii. NJ. COHEN s. BROS.
For The Times.
TOT INC IIMCS.
To the Tax Payers of Union County.

wish to say to the tax payers of Union
County that it will be impossible for me
to receive jury and witness tickets in pay
mcut of taxes for the present fiscal year,
as has been n custom heretofore by the
County Treasurers, for reasons set forth be-
low.
There is law in existance giving the
County Cumm ssiuncrs Of Union County the
right to b rrow money from the Merchants
and Planters Bank of Union, S. c., each
year, for the purpose of defraying the ex-
:penses Of said county after the funds Of the
lc-.nty treasury have been exhausted and
NIX III purpose of securing said bank The
Secutltih w. red to provides that oil funds col
mt 10 III the county Treasurer for oadinary
or them rem :gEFSHsaS ty tSe Etasiy ss;s -
,t WASTED, refuudtd.
n res, county Commissioners having bor-
n, wed la &c sum of money from The sal l
BANK during this year, they positively refuse
to allow nc to receive jury and witness
tickets in payment Of taxes. Thus YOU see
1t will he impossible for me to accent Jury
and witness tickets in payment of taxes. as
am absolutely subject TO the orlers of the
County Commissioners in the disbursement
OF the County funds. Jury ard witness
tickets within themselves would not be.
under the law, legal vouchers for the County
TREASURER in his settlement with the County
Auditor and the Comrt, oller General of the
State.
Hoping this may Lc satisfactory to all
those who unfortunately hold jury and
witness tickets, so far as relates to my re-
fusal to accept them in payment of taxes |
remain yours respectfully,
j. Il. I. SCoTT.
County Treasurer.
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COOP ADvIcE.-Several years ago l was
covered with Bots to such on extent that
my life was misery. After trying num-
Der of other remedies without any benefit, l
was advised by wholesale druggist Mt
1a since. TO "ti%s those
I I6asY WIN Boils or Skin Eruptions I give
'',---me advice my wholesale druggist gave
me-take 8. s. 8.
DAVID HARTMAN, Druggist
May 10, 1890. Independence, Ohio.
a PROMPT CURE.-I was cured sound and
well of case of Blood Poison by S. S. s,
A. soon as l discovered was afflicted with
the diseased l commenced taking Swift's
Specific Is. S. S., and in few weeks l
was perm nently cured.
GEORGE STEWART.
May I, 1880. Shelby, Ohio.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
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THE RIGHT WAY TO FARM.-Mr. j. Bowie,
is q substantial farmer of this County, was
in to see us short time ag,, and in the
course of our chat he told us that he raised
cotton entirly as surplus crop, and was
independent of liens and mortgages. He
says he bought one hog the first year he
went to housekeeping and has not bought
any meat since. He has never bought
corn but one year, and that was on account
of his crop being destroyed by freshet.-
AnderSnn journal.
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A Prompt and Honorable Life Insurance
Company.

UNION, s. Z. Oct. l6 1890.
MEssRs. GEO. MUSRo s. Il. Nj. COHEN,
Agents Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
New York.
Gentleman: / her eby acknowledge receipt
of check in payment of policy No. 1893, 1856,
on the life OF DR.. L. +. Meador, and take
this opportunity OF thanking the Company
through you, for their promptuess in sett ing
this claim, it having been paid in less than
thirty days from date of death.
1 cordially recommend the Mutual Life
10 all persons desiring insurance,
: Yours very respectfully,
$50. JOHN A. FAINT, JR.,
Exon Of DIR. L. Il. Meador.
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Last Notice.

A LII persons indebted to The late firm of
IA Rice * McLure ore hereby notified
that payment must be made TO the uadersgn-
ed before the first Of November next 1t is
out of our power TO give longer indulgence, as
the affairs If The concern ure II &C: sarly
obliged to be closed up. Persons disregard
ing this notice must not be surprised TO find
their claims in the hands Of our attorney.
j. W. McLURE,
for Rice & McLure.
Oct3 4O 1t,
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A Mean Thing.

A Mean Ihlng.
Last Monday night some evil disposed
boys, either white or black, pa 'ntcd the
town rcd by tearing down fcuccs and lifting
off gates on the back streets.
The guilty PARTIES if caught, should lie
severely punished by the Town Council
Any man or any party Of men who will
thus wanttnly destroy private property
the community and made to suffer the ex-
trcme penalties Of the Jaw.
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A Card.

TO THE PEOPLE OF UNION and my old
stamping ground, l respectfully say that if
you will wait until about the first to the fifth
of next month, by which time will make my
arr angements. will put into my old stand
the prette.t and cheapest line of Clothing,
Shoes and Dry Goods ever before offcre in
Union. hgaiu say, do not hurry too
fast, but save money by waiting for me, aud
You will he happy when sou hear that the
old stand is once more opened by
ID. &. FLYNN.
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Dg.y' The long communicated over the sig
nature Of John Hampton winch came TO hand
very late, with an urgent rcque.t that 1t be
published this week, has crowded out much
other matter in type for this issue.
Mcssrs. Roigcr & Purcei!s new advcr-
t;scment WAS also Gro sded out but that
should not keep the crowd Of customers from
crowding into their store.
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HAPPY HOosLEHs. Timmons, Pher
master of Idavilic, Ind, writes III IF feeling
Ml5mg from Kidney and liver trouble"
John Leslie, farmer and stockman, Of same
place, says "Find Electric Biters TO be
the best Kidney ani Liver medicine, made
me feel like n new man" }. W. Gardner
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Biters is just The thing for man
who is all run down and don't care whether
he Iva: or dies hr found new strength,
good appetite aud felt just Ike he had new
lease OF life. Oay soc. bottle, at Is. F.
Posey's Drug Store.
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against the
n E,tatc of L. NJ. Mcintyre, deceased,
will present them to me properly attesied.
All persons indebted to +. NJ. MGiIIthsSt MlGiI1 IthsSt
- hhl LII. - -'-.---- P''''i
eV .US.
S. s. STOKES.
admir-. F. NJ. Mcintyre.
Oct. "a AZ 1t.
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RsS" Decidedly the finest specimens of
Sweet Po'a,o:s that we have seen for years
were large Brazilian Vans presented to us
last Friday by our hicni Mr.. J. w. Meng,
Of Mt Tabor. One Of thcm made us n
deiciocs Sweet Potato pic w.iich brouhgt
Mr.. Mcng.
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NEWSPAPER SENTIMEST.-Somc strange
things are to be observed in politics. Some
time ago nearly every State newspaper was
opposed TO Mr.. Tillmon Still he received
The nomination. Now they nearly all op-
pose Mr.. Haskell. will the spirit of oprcsi-
ton work tho same way this time? 1t may
be worth considering if the newspapers are
the truc inIlces Of public sentiment. -Pui-
mctiO Post.
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ne1. The Court Of Common Pleas ad-
journed sine die, at half rast o clock Satur-
day night, after hard weeks work, in
which many important cases were disposed
sf
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ESs- Right Rev. Bishop b. w. b. Howe
will visit this Parish and hold Divine scrvi.
ces i'll tic Episcopal Church, comforting the
sacred ordinance of confirmation, next Sun
day
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cen. Democratic Mass Meeting.

There viii be n Democratic mass
meeting at Union, &. III =, next Monday,
the 9th, to which all who have the
interest of tho unity Of the drmc cratic
party at heart, will be expected to attend
The meeting will be addressed by Jas.
NJ. Gee, Esq, Maj ID a. Townsend,
COL ID. p. Duncan, G. II. Pcrkc, Esq
and others.
We mcst earnestly urge every voter
both color'd ana white, to be present
on that day and hear the issues bcro,
US discussod.
j W. GREGORY. 4. G. LYLES,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Mems Camel hair J hose 25c pair at
HARRY NJ. COHEN g. BROS.

THE EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTEE.-Of the Has
kcll party of South Carolina consists Of the
following members J. d. Blanding, Sumtea;
7; w. Woodward. Fairfield; James Munro,
Union Edw. W. johnson, Florence Alfred
Aldrich, Barnwell: William Clyburn, Kcr-
shaw William ii. Lylcs. Richland
William ii, Lyles is chairman of the above
committee, appointed in obedience TO q reso-
luton of The convention assembled on the
9th instant.
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REMARKABLE REsCUE.-Mrs. Michael
Curtain, Plainfcld, ILL.,, makes the statement
that she caught cold, which Se.tled oR told
lungs shes 6oPsesetsafttim of consumption
lamlly yoReSo medicine could cure her. Her
her sNst bggested DR.. Kings New Discovery
and prsption che bought bottle aud
drugghe ght found herself benefited from
for C3s sho She continued its use and ater
to herAkoibottles, found herself sound and
fr't dol Jlloes her own houscwork and is
TAX ng teNU ever was. Free trial toltl's
well, nowt Ind dtcovery at b. F. Pos,y's
as well as ~. bottles SOC and 81 90
Of This Grea ns
D'"s o'ore, ids and salyator scarfs at
Gents 4 Hho
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THE TIMES FOR SALE.

Admonished by age aud bodily infirmi-
ties that the perp'exitics AID labors of news
paper life are becoming too severe for me, 1
wish to change my business, and offer the
UNION TIMES and job Office for sale.
To one or two Industrious young men this
is fine opportunity TO establish themselves
II ono of the pleasantcst and heaItbiest
towns in the South.
Any person Wishing to purchase can OBJ
tain all Information by applying to me.
4. NJ. STOKES,
Union c. H., s. C.
Serges aud Diaaan@n-su-v-
$500 upwards, '.Old Re iksv0~-ss~s
FOSTER WILKES & co
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\ new lot of our celebrated II. & W. cor
sets just received, both in the usual length
and and extra length. Call and get one be-
fore the sizes are broken,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Temperance Meeting.

Col. T. b. Dcmaree, Of Louisville, Ky,
Graud Lecturer for the /. o. G. r., will de-
liver lecture here this, Friday night, in the
Court house.
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PARTNER WANTED.

rINU 90 into the Dry Goods, Clothing and
Il Shoe business, iu my old stand in Union.
Parties that cannot put in 81 ,000 at least,
need not communicate. Write to me at An
dcrson, South Carolina, at once. | wi give
Il guarantee that it will be a paying invest
mcnt ID. Z. FLYNN.
Oct "a AZ t.
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v
Mrs. L. Nicholson r, turned home from .
visit TO Mississippi last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gage, Miss Blanche Gage and
Rev. S. r. Hope have gone to Yorkville to
attend the meeting of Synod which meets
there this week.
Miss Mamie Bailey has gone to York on
II visit to relatives.
Miss Carrie Ray, of Laurens, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Il. W. Harris.
Miss Pauline Arthur has gone to Coum-
bia OH visit TO relatives.
Maj. +. =. McKissick, the travelling cor
RESP onicut of the .NrmS and Courier, was in
town this week. Ed looks fat and flourish
ing, and says the -Nrps and Courier is in the
same gratifying condition.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-24

We have some special bargains to offer in
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GRAHAM x SPARKS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-24

D6A- We hud n solid "a hours of steady
rain, from about o'clock Wednesday, morn
Ing to o'clock Thursday morning. At
times it raincd very hard, with high wind.