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The state Sunday

Ys Loc,l h,d the RI A.. ~ attend ur
the State Sundsy Scho go, vh;ob
met a. Laurens last-1 To ,.y th.. III. |
Convention was sue IN, S,.h,, or.
presses the idea We int to convey. "A
grand shcces,." is tho. ,e,,en.e that
will fully exrress II, a n for II 10 Ia
fully appreciated, on.s I'd h.v. been
present.
Th.Fros' anime -ss ees l.,s, .nd success.
.sss .sss. sis .,ss. s.....,... .A.. We will
tent }our.e'f with mentioning on,y'a por-
tiof oft.
The reports from the various soun'iss
were full and very encouraging. Twenty.
seven eoun.ies in the State have county
organisations which are doing +. great deal Of
cool.
The report # the State Orgshizer, showed
a decided ircre'se in the County Organise
| items.
The most interesting feature Of the Con-
vcntion wns Nerm'l Lesson on teaching. by
Mrs. W. F. Crafts, which was instructive,
interesting and captivating.
Thursday afternoon Mr., Crafts taught =
class Of ciild,eu in the presence Of q large
audience, in which shb illustrated the
method. she employs inIteachius her class
Of tw. hun lr,i in Now, York City. The
lesson WAS, .'saved n oy the famine" Mr.
Crafts bui t +. mini.tuH city Of sand, walled
! I. -~i.h. .hinaks. And Grounded it with Paper
teuts. She thsE 6si&sutel on the story .
the delivsrsnce Of samaris from the cohort'
Of Benhadsd, AMI. she held the enraptured at
tsntion Of all present throughout the lesson
Mrs. Crafts oe,tai"ly captured tho Csuven
,ion. As an evidde,ce Of the appreciation or
At the closing Of the convention. Mr.. W. L
Grey, on the prt Of tho Convention, pr'
ssn,sd Mrs Crafts with silver cup.
Mr.. Vim. Reynolds, Of Of Peoria, 1llino'
made several we'll timed addresses o
various subjects, which were both intcr'stin
aud instructive.
Mr.. Reyn lis Is very earnest ch'istis
gentleman. and ho il good worker for II
Intsrna,iopa, Committee.
Seven hundred dollsrs was pledged BY Il
County Associate ms and private subscriI
r tions for the state wsrk. The Orgsnix'
, will be kept in the COLL all the time. dll
Jog the coming CONVENTIONAL year. --.,s
, In short. We pronounce the Con'eutis
= grand success.
Il The citizens Of Lauren, entertained tt
v delegates in most hosritsbls manner, IS "
testified to by a resolution Of thanks tn
l. was passed on the evening Of adjournmer
II 1t was q pleasure for US to be present
10 tho meeting Of the Convention at Lauren
70 our native hc,b, for while there we m
y many f,ieuds Of by-soas days; b whom
. are particularly under Obligations 'or ma
d courtcsies shown Us and we are glad to 81
}. that Laurens is on steady upward grow
A. aud bids fair to rank With her sister cit
ID Of the State.
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Nor TIN ANEIcAN Hoo THIS lsTINE.-LHndon,
April 5-ltis stated that the German Govern
mcnt has sent in,t' ucti ms to its minister TO
ascertain what, if any, guarantee Of protcc-
ton the American Government gives to Ger
man subjects resident in the United States.
The present. controversy between America
aud Italy is viewed with no little saiisfac,
ton at Berlin, and the worst possible form
is given to it by the German press generally.
The motive is not go much unfriendliness
to tho United States as to put stop to Ger
Itself ,eversly fe:t 10 tho lack Of lsborers 70 r
agricu'ure. The Conservative party and
the large landholders generally are in favor
Of prohibiting emigration for all except Jews,
as is dono in Russia. The Government is
not prepared to go this far bat it none the
less appreciates tho effect Of the drain upon
the industries of Germany. The impression
is, therefore, sought to be created that Amer
ica is lawless country, and that scenes like
the New Orleans massacre are of ordinary
occurrence,
BERLIN, April 5.-The number of German
emigrants from Germany TO America in the
months ofJanuary and February, 1891, ha 8
been 7,G4s. the highest for the same period
in five years.
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fa- A number ef young men of the
town have organized Bicycle Club. They
have card which is handed to every mem.
Der. with the following on it:
81 am not making any new friends,
neither do l loan my bicycle for love or
money. Have refused rs and will refuse
you, sertsin."
Now, this is a very neat and polite way of
refusing friend the loan of your bicycle,
gentlemen, and wo take the liberty of pub.
h'hipg 1t to save the feelings of some old
friends. as you are not making new ones.
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hA- Our young tyIo friend Jeter Counts.
has dropped his stick in the TINES offic,
and gone where there is always to be found,
something good to eat-at Mr. J. b. Porter's
Grocery Store. Jctsr is q fr.t.class young
man and We parted with him very reluct-
ant!y.
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this OY-TIsH-AL OnoAN.-The peoples
Governor and the peoples paper are getting
quite frateroal. His ExceIlenoy rang up
tho Re9istr editorial room by telephone on
Saturday night and requested one Of the
s'afio step out and order sbsd sent up TO
the Executive Mansion. - Columbia Reoistey.
That settles It. The Register is entitled
n,..,.:s ? Be ,:s0saiI'd +h's@ epssaa S'-.ss,r-
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PEAoE BETWEEN THE ALLIANCE AND THE
TRusr.-Atanta, Ga., April 1.-The Farmers
Alliance and the jute bagging trust have
made peace.
The proposition of the Cordage Bagg ng
company to supply bagging at64 cents per
yard Of pounds, 81 cents for r. Il cents
for and u cents for p has been accepted.
These are maximum prices and compeii-
mou ma, reduce Ihem II Is rnougnt that
this means the sale in advance of hagging
for at least half the cotton crop.
Heretofore farmers have obeyel the
alliance, although it caused them TO buy bag
ging at over dollar per bale extra Now
that the price of jute bagging is re iuce1,
alliance men will adopt it.
The cord.ge company represents all but
one Of thejute Tagging factories in the trust
two years ago.
The factory left out is said to he located
at Cha, ,lestOn.
The action Of the alliance leaves the farm
srs free to buy cotton bngging if they prefer,
but jute is cheaper. Few of them, it is be.
lieved, will buy cotton bagging.
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70 rHn LADIEs--We take pleasure in
notifying yoh that VIC will have a full and
complete line Of "Bnnrrick'. Pan,rn." in
stock, and for sale next week. Call and
make youp selec!iors. Respectfully,
GRAHAM & SpARKS
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THs SrGAR. CoNBINs.-San Frsnci- co,
April 2.-The Chronicle this morning rays
The combination between tho Spreckss aud
the Havemsyers is comp eted. When the
American refinery is shut uown Spre skies
establishment will lie working, and vice
versa.
The removal Of the duty on sugar yester-
day had brt lite effect on the prices lls.ei.
The prices Of tue American and Cal fornia
refnsries were alike in every respect; both
showed decrease in rices Of cube and
crushed sussr OF { cente, and 1 cents in the
siE s;;ss!a!ss ss:sa rss s.s .:;ss7y.sss;
:: !: !: : :;
40 The STATE. ,h.m
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Hos- Invitation. arc out for the marriage
of Thoma. w. Smith, D., OF Nsvb.rrv
and Miss Ernie L. Mahon, on the 18th inst.
At the residence of her sister, Mrs. NJ. T.
Meidor, in this town.
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FoLK-LoRs AND DFoLk-CURE.-Someo of the
scientists who make a specially Of folklore
have lately been msking inquire, about the
malady which the country people called
spring fever. genuine malady, though
more disngreoablc than serious. Yet il
should be taken note Of While the scien-
ti-ts are inquiriDg about the tone Of the
malady, those who are suffering the lassi-
tude, nervousness and me'nncholia. that are
its symptoms, should run the disease ont OF
their systems by means Of that moro subtle
scientist and folk-curist-S. s. s. This is
par iculsrly necessary, sinco spring fever
leaves the system in such . condition that ii
succunbs readily to disease. that are more
dangerous aud less easily controlled. SIS.
s. is n preventive a. well a. n remedy.
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RAJ The L'cil has just returned from
the Sunday School Convention, and has
net had time 10 nnr,vel kcl'on Wheels
problem, but he y ill do SO next week.
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Friday, April ~, 1901.
sUBScRIp7YON, 81 SO PER -ANNUl
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The 2. O. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 +. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from . A. NJ. to 4 L. Nj.
The Northern mail will close n, l L.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at ] so L. NJ.
Any inattcntion or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the +. NJ.
j. c. HUNTER, Il. Nj.
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Quarterly Conferences.

Quarterly Conference wa, held in the
Methodist Church last Sunday. Presiding
Elder Boyd preached morning and evening.
Both sermons are highly spoken Of ssm as
terly efforts.
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Our Spring and Summer stock Of DR..
Goods, Shoes, Clothing and Hats are on cx-
hib,tion, and our prices MS low rs the lowest
The public is invited tn inspect them.
Respectfully,
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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A new line tf those $500 Lace Shoes l.
Ladies', just received, all sizes call and get n
pair before they are gone.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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nR- PIT. Baruum, the greatest Snowman
that ever Lived, we think, died at Bri'gepor'
Cynn.. last Tuesday evening.
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NO. We were 7 leased to sec on the streets
this week, Col. Mekissick and Mr.. Goss.
They are both improving slowly.
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IS- \ heavy snow storm fel at Ashs-
Vile and some miles below that point last
Saturday and Sunday. 1t lay inches
deep.
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Gent; t;emen, call aud examine our line OF
Nsekwear and Collars and Cuffs, the prettiesi
ever brought to Union.
GRAIAM& SPARKS.
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nsn.. Gen. Albert Pike, supposed TO be
amorg the most advanced Masnns in the
world, died last Monday.
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Ladies. call and sramk :. our Nu. Of
Embr~ idsriss, we will sho( ~ ,ou the isrses'
lne ever in Union ws .,ieye, aAd tn'
prices are very low.
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rsA- Gov. Fowle, of North Caroliua, died
suddenly at Ra'cigh, Mt ll.sO last Tuesday
night, from heart disease.
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United States Senator, G. r. Edmuuds
fl, III Vermont, has resigned, to take sffec
lst November.
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Young Men, don't tuy till you see my
line of Gents neck wcar-made especially
for W. Pufts, Ticks, Four in ITands-Latest
styles. CITY CASH STORE. At
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Buy n pair of our ".HdboJ' Shoes for
men every pair warranted.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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"Gilt Eigc' Shoe Polish in glass vases
2jc zach. a. H. NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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sty- wo had slight sprinkle OF tnow
last Sunday afternoon.
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Correspondents for the Union TIME.
BIRD Hunters Of Santuok-y.

sAsruc. April 6.-MR. EprroR.-We are
all feeling little bit uneasy down here, Tor
It is very cold for the season, and yesterday
morning there was n hard frost and ice, ana
tho ground had frozen crust over it. con.
seauen:ly there is anxiety in regard to the
safety Of the fruit crop.
NsturallT, there is n large amount OF
complaining on the Fart of farmers, Tor
there ha, beea but very little p'owing done
only few acres Of cotton land opened, ana
4. few Of corn land eided, and what has
been done WAS done when the land was
most too wet. Some say they h"d rntner
have their corn in tho crib tbnn In ino
| ground, while II is as cold and wet as 1t -
at pre.eut. That is the general talk.
| Ne all would like 10 be putting seef into
| the ground to-day, but IL might be toour
great loss, while, as it is, it may turn out AL
! the better for us.
! "Beyoud our visions, weak and dim,
| The harvest time is hid with Him."
There will be considerable guauo used
own here, but l DO not think the farmers
arc going to use it on their cntire cotton
| crop, for fear i might prove "blank car
fridge" and then they will lose money
But 1 believe, if guauo is used judiciously,
putting what is generally put on fifteen
acres, ON ten, aud keep that ten clean OF
grass, and depend less on unreliable day
| labor, il would pay better. Manure - much
cheaper than hands, i. e., . lurge number to
work large are, Of poor laud, for it never
want, to sit on stump in the shade in tho
hes, Of the dny, never goes to tho store or
fishing on sturdy, &c.
1t is strange how some people In trylngto
! deny anything will contradict and expose
, themselves and make themselves look rldicu-
, lous In regard to q letter from me, written
. s,metimo ag,, about bird hunting, L was
walking along in S>n'uc several days ago on
I urgent business, whom some one called from
\ = distance, to .'comc by" tod him when
l returned l would, but before my business
WAS through with, aud while was engaged
= in conversation, this sample OF impatience
: csms amhling up, and uncersmouious'y,
J, with utter disregard or total ignorance OF
d oommpn rol tenc's interrupted peaceful
Il conversation. making h,mself very often
/, sive, and dem,ude1, "what did you say
e about tiri hun'ing?" and then made
h another breach of propr;ety by trying 10
1t openy admonish, when nll know that an
It open admonitiyn is an open disgrace, and
n accused me of publishing that there was an
ut | alliance Of bird hunters, an organized
e, party. said it seems to be. lie then for
'e chilly intimate that he did net hunt birds
n, for money. Well, there seems to be NJ or
1T g,uiuod party, he being the only Que, and
m he contrndictsd himself by going I'll, and
y bla' antly calling out that che wanted M
Is business let a'one. If bird hunting had no,
m been for proh,-money 's gSSE S
in have been Ibis 6u,in 8 $751;
,S ,ir rsli,cy M :y,i;asrn Informed ed . Egss
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Drst ulug,ru"', a. 49, ----a g.. - >~-
only eight teuts, at the
CITY CASH STORE. At
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Terms are very easy IN Organs, r.anos
Sewing Machines and Clocks.
:. NJ. RICE, JRS l. L.
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Ladies, see our line of White Gosds-ile
largest and che,pest ever brought to Union.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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r.,.1..,o,se, s,,.a' Tn"msss.S;sia ;sia isst ssy;
e: {: AZ ;:'
.ouectipg the NAV. ,c,sa,ton
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Everybody ought TO visit S. Nj. RICE,
JRS T.. T., Music !ousc.
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flannel Tab'e Covers Of elegant design
only 10 cts. at ii. NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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Miss Carrie Oetzcl has returned from the
Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music, and has
taken position as Assistant in the Music
department Of the Clifford Seminary.
Judge Wallace is at home after closing
the labors Of the Spring term Of the Sth
Circuit.
Messrs W. d. Bewlsy and p. N. Cohen,
have gone 10 Bristol, Tenn. What fort Well,
it's mono Of our business.
Mrs. Annie O'Briept and daughter, Of
Spartanburg, are visiting Mr.. Gee. Geddes
aud family.
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Tue RED FLAG OF ASARcHY.-Boston
March 3O.-The red dag Of snsrohy waved
over The Stage at Paine hall last night. The.
occasion was the anniversary OF q ! SPsria
Commune, and about 500 ,NfqsVns b&e
lp.sr.stsssea -sss s.T tsr0usa .,sc.
T. @ s:: :. :.: # :.!',s ss,,.s: s 4;
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SEThe undersigned, Commissioners appoipt-
ed by the Governor under The foregoing rsss-
lut'ons, beg leave to call attention TO the i'm
Por'anos OF tho object Iroposed, and to in
Vlte cooperation. Itis unnecessary 10 speak
OF the need, or ofthe Walt. to The State of
suoh provision in aid of re education of
women. Recognising Ihe benefits which
such an Institution would confer upsn tho
eommunity In which il might be erected,
me Legislature through us appeals 10 ,bo
ehiss and towns Of the State 10 ubnit oGors
Ter lis location, The presence Of a State
sehool OF this character, with large Fsoulty
and probably several hundred Young lsdi.,
from oil parts Of the Stale, would At once
make its site confer Of education, intelIi-
genee AMI social attraction. lts inhueno.
would directly elevate and assist the local
SCHOOLS and there would follow an incres,e
Oh population. with an enhancement of values
not easily to be overc.tim,ted.
we invite the attention Of the municiral
authorities and people ofour elite. and towns
10 these considerations. The compsti,ion-
which Is for general as well ~ local bsnent
lis open to NIL. Correspondence is freely
invited. A member Of the Commission will
come To any part Of the for State eonfersos,
If deemed Necessary.
All offers must be definitely submitted by
1T Of July. Meantime similar schools
abroad will be thoroughly inspected in order
TO secure 'he advantages Of the best e1ps-
risnce. Afterwards all sites er propertie.
offered will be esrefully examined by tn.
Com mission, and in its report full justice
will be done 10 all.
knrl attention will promote the object.
sithe Commission. Address: ID. Il. JOHNSON,
Chairman Columbia, S. e..
d. y. JOHNSON,
MARY l.. YEARGIN.
HANNAH HEMPHILL,
Com,1ts ~sRe,s
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Personals.

Miss He'en Groer has gone to Aowor,h.
Ga, to attend The Normal School at that
plase.
Miss Mildred Hinnant, Of Spsrtanbsrr,
is on visit to relatives and friends at this
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Ladies Black and White Robes, Flonnc-
iags. Lawns, etc. CITY CASH STORE. At
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% ss ss' SSs IL; f,sSs SsFiZsss. sissias'
Union
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p,ass" Ss" as cts a p S,MiI' II, Nj. COHEN s SS0'
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UNWORTHY OF A CoNvICr.-W. j. Tnlbcrf,
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary, has won't
ed his splcu against Editor A. b. Williams,
of the Green,ille NcTs, in n letter published
in vest erday's State, nt his request. 1t is OF
so scurr,lou, n character that The State i,
forced TO excuse its publication uron the
grouud that it would wi lingly publish such
a letter about its own editor, knowing that
Islander defeats its own ends further, "thst
it demonstrates the total uuhtness Of certain
men to h III office among free, intelligent
and decent p,op'c" Nobody, says The State,
who knows A. B. Williams can doubt that he
is brainy, patriotic, independent man,
who speaks the truth as he knows it, an''
| is to be taken rs authority on any question
| one thousand times sooner than any scurvy
| politician whose whole stock in trade Is
abree and slauder of manly men and IN
ahject servility to tho prejudices OF those In
power. Superintendent Talbert seems TO
| vie with Gov. TiHman in the use Of thci,
abundant vocabulary of abuse and vtupers
| ton. Such on effusisn would scarcely b'
expectsd TO emanste from one of the pris
oners in the Peni, cntiary, fas less from tn,
| Sur. .-frDm ono at the head OF
perhaps s, the most important institution ii
the State. Such letter is disgrace 10 an
admini.tr ton, and would actually shoe
the scnsib;litics Of the crnvicts under hi
charge .-Sumtr Wdtchmdn and Southron.
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M,nr r.. MoruEn or MA,urxorox.-It

MARY, TINE MOTHER OF WAsHINoTos.-lt
:. ..;d NJ Mary the mother OF Washing on,
that I, her we owe the prccs IS and example
that roverncd tho lfe Of her distinguished
sou. Certain it is that WsshFhgton's father
died when tho future Presi lent wa. only IL
wears old, and that in addition to 'hs innu-
suce that his mother would naturally nave
over boy up to that age, she hsa en"rs
control of her son from thst time until, At
10. he entered on the active duties of man
hood. Testimony ia ample that during these
6ye ye,rs. the short pe'ird whcch IN the
case Of this extraordinary man Intervene
between boyhood aud manhood, the ch'e'
formative influence wh'c contributed 10 the
| establiahment of his ch~r-rtvr VINO the Low :ng
| care of his mother. That she was NOBLE
| No,nsu, worthy -ofA Athe admiration aud en-
thusias,ic devotion Of her son, Is provei not
only by her sons ca'oer but by contempor-
snsous testimony, and by the fact that hi.
admiration and devotion cOutinuet - long
as his mother lived.
| Iftbeu Washington is worthy OF being
called the Father Of his Country, certainly
the country owes something tothe Mother o'
Washington, whose virtues and noble charsc-
ter were reproduced in her ron. This in
| debte liners has heretofore never been osknow
| lodged. but now . movement is on foot &c
build monument to Washington's mother
that shall bo worthy Of he meris. Ih'
principal actors in this movement arc ver)
properly women, and they choose women
way. for raising the necessary funds. ia rs
balls, entertainments cfall sorts IN Varlou
rar's Of, the country are being held TO ai'
ihi. nsb,e cause, and in Charleston s'me
the leaders Of society have so exerted then,
selves 10 it, b.half that the May Washing
ten Ball to be given at the Grand Oper
House this evening is sure to be one of tn
most br rlliant and successful events Of tn
, season. The tall in personnel and eostum
will be select AMI elegant, while tho sPect'
tors will form one Of the largest and mo-
fash; enable audiences ever assembled l
$ | Charleston n-Nsuc and Courier.
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A CoNFLAGRATIoN IN nj
Tenn April 5.-Fire TO-
new seven-story abstrael
Franklin Hotel on Ans 4
siderable damage 10 the 4
ing at the corner of Mar
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Buy pair of our "/SobeUa' Shoes for
Ladies +; every Iair warranted.
GRAHAM Il SPARKS
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