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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-03
SCHOOL. COMMISSIONER.
! l.. Walker.
AUDITOR.
Matt Il. Morgan.

"OrR NEW MADE C.rsAR.-To the Editor
Of The N,~s anil CoW"r: The issue of The
.Nsms ynd tUnr,er of the l2h instant, con-
timing full report cf the speech Of acccp-
taucc by Capt. T,llman Of his nominHtion ~
the candidate of the Fnrmc,s' Movement
for Governor of S,u'h Carolina. c,rrics a
ray of hope into many n darkcncd household
in the State
In Workshop and thr "ugh bank and factory,
at office desk and ont upon the brInd fields
of Southern snow, thousands Of anxious
men will breathe easier when they read the
gracious words of our new made Cwser.
When they learn that in the presence Of the
assembled representatives Of the people he
said speaking ola large and respectable class
Of his new subjects: But | rec gnizc thnt
they have rights. ! have no cnmticS To-
crafty, and do no: expect To punish those
who have opposed me puliti,ally,'
How mngnanimrus How iorgivng !.
How kind II i true the recognition Of
our rights, is rather ta,dy, and out Of keep
ing with the action of his hcnChmcn in these
parts during the campaign. The declaration
Tho, ha has IN" ,"nmiI les TO Crafty is pccu
liarly pleasing, hut the further Declaration
that he does mot expect to punish ,h"4c who
opposed him "rolt'c"lly' is what Crom-
well called the "crownimg mercy
Since when the governors "f South Caro-
lima have been authorized to punish those
who opposed them - itically, | confess am
ignorant, but presume such lower has been
conferred upon our present nominee by the
secret organization To which he owes his
nomination, and dates from the epoch -
happily inaugurhted by the September Con
ventiun.
The very uncertainty N II the extent or
character Of the punishment from which we
arc freed. "r wh'ch AT least the Dictator
'l"cS not expect I" in,iict upon us rcuhcrS
the amnesty So much the more agreeable
and valuable.
Courage, fellow democrats Courage, all
Se who opposed MIR. Tillman politically. lie
does not expect I" punish you. lie might
indeed ne forced To change his mind, as he
changed it about the leopard spots but we
have fair assurance that if we will only stay
Mt home and attend to our own business Let
politics alone, swallow with becoming grace,
not only the State ticket, tail and all, but
alSothc Pope constitution and the Grccnback
Alliance platform, and quit reading any
newspaper that contains the Associated
Press dispat che l. vi tT S8 YIRp favUfs
iet us he duly thankful. W. h. pavic.
Landstor1, :. c.. Scptcn ~ -. 1880.
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The Grccnvillc DdiiV N,w, aud TidrIcxio
W"riI. on sale at
II. +. SCAIEE \ SON,S

bEsrm on CART. JouX W. WATTS s.-Laurcns
September .i.-Capt John W. Watts died
At his home II, > clock this morning lie
was born lSf!'. was clucLt.d nj the Arsenal
nni Citadel, and ar the breaking out of the
war he left the 'i'ndcl I" become lieutenant
OF tho LaurcnS BrlarS. Company q. 81 south
far"lina Volunteers. k"r>haws brigade
He served with gallantry and was promoted
to the capraincy "t his company. lie en-
ierci the war at the bcginning and served
ntinu"usly V until TIA" cl sc. He rartiriyat
e IN the battles of Frederick -hurg second
Manassas, Savage Station. thr Wilderness
and, IN fact. most OF the pIn, ipal battles Of
the war. His remains were inferred in the
city cemetery this afternoon.
capt Wits leaves wife and three sons
:" morn his departure. lie received
.evcrc wound at North Anna River. from
which he never entirely recovered - Nr,r,
mi tHUrrr.
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Blankets Blankets. We call special
attention Ia tbs stock "Oli RClilblc
FOSTER. WILKINS & CO.
Tho Baptist State Convention

The Baptist State Convection will con-
venc in this town, THURSDAY Dec. 4,h next
This is one f the largest ecclesiastical
bodies in the St,te. as wei as one OF the
most Intelligent. being composed Of about
two hundred delegates from all parts Of the
state
We hope our citizens will throw open the r
homes TO our brethren of this denomination,
and assist in cutcrtsining the delegates and
visiting brethren.
Union in the raSt has always done her
duty handsomely in this respect, and we fec
81 -sfirsw viii dp so again.
The CommiiSs 9r GTl f5'@iHr, nc their resi-.
dcnccS, We lneSlay. Oct Sih.. to see who
will assist in entertaining the delegates aud
how many ca III family will accommodates
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Come and see oar Dan ~. Crochet cs>c
containing = articles for 10 cts. at
ii. NJ. COHEN \ BROS.

A unique canvass is ROW Progressing in
the FVIi Scott ,kan.l District, where Gen
John III. Rice AMI his s"u are opposing
candida co for the LEGISLATURE. GcmcIai Rec
asks his friends to deal lonicnty with ,h"
boy, that lac l. young aml Immature. nnd
while I've means We lac does not know near
IA much ~ lac thinks lc doe. the Young
man tells his au'iicucc' ihu the times AMI
events demand the blood and Ni."r cf youth
and that the lem and s!ippcrci pann'"on
should seek the quiet of the chimney corner
and so the campaign goes. with the fricnd>
OF each candIatc certain their man will win
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Timely sheJl-D uncan O. ,,o

We are not little r,,;,sd 10 bo,- some
Otherwise sensib' ran onno.. Major
D,rcor for Co, "." opp''e ''''
punca" 'or w .gress, simply because he
w""id II ~ INTO the trap that She'll set for
h'm' IN HIS speech in M, county only, by
proI osin' to Withdraw from the canvas and
give " 1. McKissick a walk-over to Congress,
',e other candidates -Mauldin, Smi'l,
No d Duncan-vould also withdraw.
IL Shell felt so high n regard for Col.
hcKissct aud his claim to seat in Con-
r.resS, why did he enter the fell against
him; and why did he withhold his mag
unanimous ~ proposition until ne came into
Col. McKissick's county. Mt nearly the close
\ ~S ''o eampaign, and after he found that
Maj. Duncan and himself were the only
candidates in the field who stoed the ghost
Of u chauce to be elected
Does any one suppose for a moment that
if the proposition had been signed by Col.
Duncan, that the people of I.aurcus, Green.
vile, Spartanburg, Fairfield. Wch'aud and
even Uuion county, would have endorsed
ii, and allowed Col. McKissick to run the
race without opposition? Don't We all know
thnt before Shell came out there was at least
one man in every county in the District
ready to take the field in opposition to Nc
Kiss;ck, Smith and Maul,lin, and were only
prevented by Shells announcing himself q
! candiiatc?
Does any one suppose that the $4,000 votcrs
| nf ~ ri
ratified the agreement of four individuals
! that Col. Mckis,ick, or any other mau should
DC the only candidate to represent them in
| Congress. n upon an question of political
| pr,r ci ll", but merely upon sentimental feel
ingS of personal regard entertained by these
four gentlemen
If Shell Was in earnest, Why dill he not
max" the proposition before the people q
the o'hcr counties, before aud after hC
spoke here, and not contine it to Col. Nc
kis-ick' own County?
NJ, no: Capt Shell did not expect to give
Col. McKissick the field. lie knew. ~ well
q amy man could know, who had pretty
| thoroughly canvas>cd the situation, th,t
Duncan would not sign the proposition, be.
cause at MW hu,. many thought that either
Shell or himself would be nominated on tbt
hrst J"iiot. AMI certainly he duncan would
stand an equal chance with Capt Shell al
! the second primary. The ether candidates
I wc@C ont OF tie contest. and c0Gti sign tie
paper with impuuiy.
|, was s.f'iY proposition any way. coming
| from one OF the strongest candidates. ASKING
the Gully cruliiatc that was crovling him
10 leave tn" track and let the hn,lsonc
horse take the prize.
The proposition jid not even bind those
VIII" gu.d it {" support Col. McKi>.icS. hy
vote or influence: but. believing there
woul he a second primary election auI
that between Duncan and Shell. it was moth
ing more nor less ,hsn bid for the Mcki>-
sick vote in Union County. for Capt. q. ".
Shell i'll the second Irmrry clcctinn.
ne d." rot think Col. Mckis.ick'S friends
will feel greatly battered at the cheap
price offered for their v"tes-only a little
ful>umr ?-nisc Of their candidate AMI a
hollow show Of m.g7auimi'y. "a one of
| them. we 10 not
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Bhb" 1t appears that the State ticket pur-
porting I" h@ put forth 10y the Republican
party. with Judge \. {. Haskell, at the head,
for E"rcrnor, and all the present democratic
State officers for the positions they now oc-
cupy. originated i'll the fertile brain of one
&C. Levy. the Republican candidate to OPP
r'sc HIN. j. J. llcmlhill for Congress in
the 9TH DiStr ct. 1t stirred up some feel
ing am NJ tho Tillmanitcs fer few days,
tut Il at ! aS somewhat subsdcd. We have
II" id'a that any such movement is contcm-
plated. with the Sat ction or endorsement of
any Influential number of democrats. We,
however. know there are many good and
true men in the State, VIII" either refuse to
swallow 'rlman anil his c,attail followers or
will eulp him down as they would "A desc OF
the most nauscating medicine. and we would
rot lie surprised if they should make an
ESCAPE valve "f ,uch u movement 10 avoid
voting the lillman ticket.
in igc HASKELL. in Il very able commit
cation II the .N',c< amt Gr"r. uI"n the
situation. thinks the ''siraightout' demo
cats should put State ticket in the field ::
and i'll noticing the ohicciion~ ur..cd AGAINST
rcSoitinG I" the negro vote TO dcfeat TIL
man he says:
Friends may raise n great uutcry aviinSt
aLy aIlu>l"n To C"iprcl voters. lnsk them il
1t without prcccdcuti | ask them and some
"i th" most virulcnt 10 name the municiral
elections outside, perhaps, If CT tarlcSton
Il I. i,
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ASpLID TENN FRoN prrzgn. - Char'cs
lesion. ;. C.. sept. pa sid rain on
the South Carolina .airoal arrived here
today with Zoo tales of domestic shipped
from the Pclzor mills. This is The first solid
tram of Comc't;cs ever recciv, Il here. The
entire lot went To East E">ton via the Cly lc
Line steamers. Gr,,"~H Ncws.
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A Colony Of Snakes.

A Colony Of Snakes.
The following note from Snut"c was laid
upon our table last Saturday:
"Mr. Editor In cleaning out the corn
crib on MIR. James Flcming's place. few
days ago, | killed Scr,nfecn large Highland
Moccas IN snakes Who can beat it >
Well, we d"nt suppose anyone cares about
'rviny to beat it, We can see much more
danger than fun or CORY in attacking seven
teen large vsnomous snakes in corn crib.
From what wc have read in our exchanges
from all parts ot the 5 Ate. this must I've n
prolific year for snakes. particularly those Of
most vcnomous srccies Ra,tlcsu.kes. Moc-
CO. ne. Pilots s. reAdiug Addcrs. Scarce
" lay passes hat we do not read of some
person or animal being bitten by snake
Oac ct Cnlt- \ II. Fy>'cr'S fine horses was
ti,ica hy a >nakr some weeks ago. and is
not abe II wurN yet. Three Pilot snakes
have tyem >c,n 'r~ly in the house lot of
Mr. II L. GNs< AL one ct them was Killed
on tur'rrrrrEw>S Ss@ss =S..s.I 49, Mnure o
two before tie onc.ycar old child wa
playing
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The Route Decided.

After much consultation and running a
number of experimental surveys through
the town, the Engi neers of the Three C's
road have adopted the lower or Western
route, passing in the rear Of the Episcopal
Church Graveyard, running past the Pres
byterian Church, thence through n corner
of Mrs. d. J. Fant's lot, thence to the rear
Of DR.. Rawls house, thence below the Jail,
thence North TO some point on the S. & T..
road above tho village cemetery.
TRere can be but Mule objection ,n the
route ksdap,sdA as it will not interfere with
any Property h tbs business part Of the
tow'., and cncroach upon private residence
property less than any other route surveyed.
1t will al'o put the town proper between
| the two roads.
The eng,nccrs have done the very best
they could to please the citizens in locating
the road through town; but they made mat
ters lively for time, by occasionally ap-
pearing on Main Street, pretending to run
the line through stores and other valuable
property.
The contractors arc pushing the work on
the road rs rapidly rs possible, and the
fuances of the company appear to DO in
much healthier condition than reported
some weeks ago.
Buy your Boots, Shoes and Flannel goods
m
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luhlican Congressional Convention met here
ycN"rdty aui nominated Eimunl H. Dcas
rs c'ndi late for Congress man from this
con%r S'iona strict. ". : Williams prc.
u &C and the convention wa in SESSION for
s'yc'al hours. The meeting was at tines
quite turbulent and smackcd very strongly
OF the Il republican g'thc'r e. in the rvs
Of K ."d sica ing FY"rcHc, N,aUycr.
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rsIs, Comm union services will be held in
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn
ing. Preparatory services will be he'd
Saturday morning at IL o'clock.
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Probably no business in this county has
suffered ~ much the past six months. for the
want of money. ~ the publishing of the
TINES. Money "r no money, sunshine or rain,
the same amount OF money cdch wC"k had to
he provided, not withStanding our collections
have been almost nu'hing. consequently We
have had to do some Of the rrctticSt, and
sometimes most expensive in,ncierng our
trends ever heard Of, to keep the wheels of
business turning. But our resources of
are compelled T." fall lack un the honor and
good business scnSs Of those Of cur patrons
who nrc indebted for subscription, ndvcr-
tising and job printing. to come forward
are i'll the hardest pinch for money We ever
experienced, mainly caused by our sympa-
thizing with the reople in the scarcity II
! money AMI indulging. whenever wc could
those who asked for credit '.uutil Fall
Well. Fall has nrrivc'l. the cotton crop is
going to market fast, tn pay the merchant,
| the joint notes for supplies, fertilizers, &C.,
and il is but reasonable that we should ask
that the small amounts due III b, paid
out of the first sales made. II our ac-
counts were large and drawing interest.
there would I've more anxiety T." pay them :
but nS they nre tritling in amount. and don {
increase by standing. very Few seem 10 care
about paying them until they think Gabriel
.
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EsIy' Our friend, F. q. r.. Pea Ridge
letter did not come To hand until few
hours before going to press. Let us hear
from You again, nnl send it 10y Wednesday,
the very latest Sorry to hear such bad
news from The crorr
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The =. o. will be opened for business
from g A. NJ. to $50 =. Nj.
The Money Order Department viii be
opened for business from . \. NJ. to l.. NJ.
The Northern mail will close Mt l.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at 80 T. Nj.
Any inaucpton or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the l.; NJ;
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We cordially invite the publ; to call and
caTcidl " examine "rlr liuc uf Fans. We have
"mciGing c-rcc ally goo in ths line Sec
Our - CtS. rams.
GRAHAM ( SPARKS.
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See tho largest stock Of Shoes in Union,
at prices as low as any in the State. ut
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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RODGER & PURCELL have just re.
ccivcd n beautiful line of Fall goods.
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The Cotton Market
Sales for the week, 35J bales prices from
o I-S G,, q -.
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ptA. Court will convene next Monday
Judge Wallace to preside.
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a gooi salmon. - cents per can. at
II. +. SCAIFE X son :.

English SPAWN Limimcmr removes all
Hard. Soft or Cullou>cd LumIs and Blcm-
ishcs from horses, Bl""d Srnv ms Curbs.
Splinis. Sweeney, Eims-tomc. Stiles.
Sprain>, all swollen thro;,.-. Coughs c'c.-
Save SiOhy use of one hottie Warranted
the most wond Iful Blcm III Cure ever
known. Sold b J. NJ GIBBS y son.
Druggists. Union
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a fresh lot Of Thubcrs Shredded Oats
ut II. +, SCAlFE X SONS
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You will find the best stock of Jeans in
town at RODGER & PURCELL'S.
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Writ Of Habeas Corpus.

tDl. B. W. Bali. of LaIrcns, counsel for
W. B. Patterson. who killed Frank Dillarl,
colorci. in Laurcns C"i"'.. la-t week, al-
pcarcl before Judge Wallace las. Monday
afternoon on writ Of hob'0& c"2Ws.
After hearing the return "f the Sheriff
and the testimony taken before the Coroner,
.lu Ire Wallace iixcd the bond at - 900.
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Look at GRAHAM 4 SPARKS line Of
'orScts AMI Hosiery. See their 10 cts.
Cpr>ct~ and be hcnciitted
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Ladies Hats from - cts u the finest pat
tern hat and Bonnet. Every lady should see
t hem before the shapes are pickr over.
GRAHAM \ SPARKS
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For the hc SO Suit of Clothes in the
market sec GRAHAM \ SrARKS
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~ there seems To he some doubt as TO
the day that the sec"ni CongrcsSiona, pri
that Lr1t Tuesday. the Ith j. the day fixed
by the Congressional Convention, and not
the 3rd, aS stated 10y mistake IN the CIRCULAR
~ iS.u,l tN,
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The Second Congressional Primary

Young men l)ok at our IjccntS Courier
Hat. II. VI. COHEN X BROS,
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Correspondence Of the Union TIMES
From Progressive Paoolet.

-.-"..''' i"s E'.-Our little town is
considerably excited over tho coming Con-
gress onal primary, and deal of election
eering Is being done. Whitc it is difficult to
To i"rm correct estimate of the relative
strength of the candidates. Vet it is safe to
say that present inJications Ioint to q larger
majority for Maj. duncan at this box than
at the last election.
Enin is iniuring cotton very much and
interfering with the picking.
| was shown the uthcr day some rice rails
cl on Tie ri'n'a'iun of Mr.. Moses Wood
near here. Two Of his tenants will make 20
on - bushes apiece, on bottom land which
WAS COOL .ur II thing else While this does
not prove that re. can he made IA succe, s;ul
crop for the ur-cOuutry. yet it goes TO show
that all and may be prohtab'y utiihed in
one way or anurhcr.
genuine Sp cimcn OF the dreaded Cent?
ped was captured Oh the plantation OF Mrs
Mcng, icw days agN. 1t i the first OF the
KIND have ever heard of i'll this part of
the country.
Several cf cur young Indies arc going off
to school,
M~sos I.ciN and lame brown hnvo enter
ell the Greciyi!!c Female Col cgc.
VI - Eilncc |. u'ciuhn AMI Bcrn1 Wood
leave Tomorrow for Converse College.
Miss Lizzie Lit l'.iohn, II t,lcnt"d yong
lniy of this place, will assist Prof y. c. Lit
ttcl"hn in the school ut ,Ioncsvillc.
Miss !. lie lee. Of Srartanburg, ha. teen
visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. Al. Haynes.
MIR. Charles l.iltlcohn has returned from
Il business "Trip l. richmond. Va.
Mc~'r- ". +. Hayes. Howard and Ned
LanhIm return I" W,ilorl College tomnr-
row. SEAroN.
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Millinery goods cheaper than ever. and
styles as pretty n the rrctticSt al
GRAHAM X SPARKS.
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Just received Ladies' Hair Ornaments and
Shell Beads at lOcrS, AT
H. VI. COHEN X BROS.
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An Earnest Appeal.

Suits male &c ottrr. FITS guaranteed.
SO .oO upwards, "p'l RrGal1laG :. ,v
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Don't forget nur Celebrated 1910 Demo
rest Sewing Machine. all attachments. ard
fully warranted for years "Oll Rc'iah'c
FOSTER WILKINS X CO.
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i tuN>rNrrI"N l>CrENHLE? Read the
f", owing Mr.. - il, Murris. Newark Ark.
says: Mas down with Abs :csS of Lungs
and trirud' and rhy.icians pronounced m"
M Imrurahlr Consumluvc. Began taking
DR.. kng New ID >covcry fr Consumption
nm now on my thi'l battle. AMI able tc
orc'Ssc t'c work om my rnrm. 1t is III,
finest medicine ever marie" -
jessie M'diicwt"t. Decatur. Ohir. gays
"ilal II lot teen for pr. Kings N"w Dis
c"vu! for tpn>umyt,pu would have dicl
OF LurE Troubles. Wa gwen up 10y Il orr
Am now in the best "r hCalth.' Try it.
sample bottles free at l.. +. roS"y'S Drug
Store.
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Buy your Boots, Shoes and Flannel goods
from cold Reliable
FOSTER, WILKINS & CO.
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Trunks Trunks :jOccm's upwards
"Dll Reliable
FOSTER WILKINS X co.
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GRAlIAM X SPARKS can show you the
bet H;;.w shoe in the market al>D gee their
stock of Boots
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-06-07

A great many cases OF absent
mindednpss nave bcen noted from
time 10 time IN TIE history oil di,-
farent people bet Il Helena man
PROBABLY taxes the cake for this
season. lie was walking rapidly
up i!ait street Yesterday during a
severe shower and meeting a friend
safely. ensconcea lene4tl an UNI
're!la, said: by jove, Charley,
i was very impr;1deat Of me s.t 10
bring N. unireL.a. Tn afraid i'll
take cold" His friend co3,!.,yd
with him on the misfortune ,ar<,
oHer"d the loan Of the cne he was
"arr.ring, rs h. intended stopping
MS office. Ti.e offer wa; tI.anl.-
III y received ard the a.se,it-n.i'l-
ded young man wen, brisk l..on his
way, carrying one Hmarclla ovar-
lead and the other in his hand
which he used as 8 game. lie had
brought his umbrella, Lut had for
-. all about ;t.-;Ic!.n: ueral;!