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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-26
BULLETIN OF SALES BY THE HENRY

BULLETIN OF SALES BY THE HENRY
ID AUCTION COMPANY
THURSDAY. March s6. sale at our rooms,
No. 31l Market street. of unclaimed freight
packages of American Express Company.
THURSDAY. March 26, safe at residence No.
y Bidwell street, Allegheny, paintings, car.
pets. bric-a-brac and furniture.
FRIDAY, March q. sale of elegant furniture,
carpets and household goods, at our rooms, No.
3ll Market street.
MONDAY, March 80 sale at No. 52l Shady
lane. household goods and carpets.
TUESDAY. March 81, hall room and stair
carpets, full line of furniture at the rooms, No.
81 Market street. city. Also, same date. az
store, sale of tailors' judgments. mh22-l70
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Easter Opening

To-day and to- morrow. Exclusive styles o
spring dresses.
PARCELS & JONES, 29 Fifth avenue.
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L A. q. BYERS & CO.,
SO Federal ST., Allegheny.
No. l9l Junlata St.. brick house. Srooms. SIS.
No. B Hemlock ST., brick, rooms, s4f e..
No. II Stewart ST., brick. rooms, sls.
No. "a Martin ST.. brick, rooms. $40.
No. 29S Lacock St., brick, rooms. s3S.
No. 25 Washington av.. frame, rooms, So.
No. 225 Fulton ST.. brick rooms and attic, sI9.
No. % Goodrich St.. brick. rooms. S22.
Fleming av., new frame. G rooms SO.
No. 10 Martin St., brick, rooms, S55.
Fnsworth, r., FIT. W. s G. X. H., frame, 7
rooms, SIS. mho6-75
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NOTICES.

THE PITTsBURG. AKRON AND WESTERN J
RAILROAD Co.,
PTTTsBURG. Pa. March 28. 1891. \
A PRIL !. 1891, COUPONS OF THIS COM
II PANY'S bonds held in Pittsburg will be
paid on and after that date at the banking
house of N. Holmes & Sons Pittsburg, Pa.
JAMES d. GALLERY,
mh26-S7-D Presdrnts
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Farms.
JTARM AT AUCTION-THE 5o-ACRE FARM
Il OF the late o. l.. Henderson, near Acmctonia
on tie " est Penn Railroad, will be sold by order
of Orphans Court. premises. Saturday.
2sth March, 10 O'Clock. A. LEGGATE n son,
Auctioneers. mha5-S4.
LNARM-75 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND
l. level and rolling, coal vein nine feet thick
two orchards. good frame house nine rooms ana
large barn; one-half mile from station and river
near Pittsburg. ED WIIrISH, 40 Grant ST.
mh22-D'
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
SYLACAUGA, ALABAMA.
LOTS FOR SALE.

The Marble City Land and Furnace COM
pany. of Sylacauga, have secured very low
excursion rates 10 Sylac luga for their opening
sale OF lots
APRIL 9. 1891
This town is situated in the co ton region OF
the South. SO miles from Birmingham. To from
Montgomery. and is surrounded by vast ue-
posits of marble, roofing slate and iron ore.
Sylacauga is destined 10 be one OF the most I'M
portant manu- Featuring cities in the New
South" 1t is located at the junction or the
Louisville ann Nashville and Georgia Central.
the two create railroad systems In the South
A large cotton mill and iron works, each en-
pIoving hundreds of skilled operatives. will be
built during this year. and the elegible loca-
tion of Syiacauga as shipping point. insures
ready market for its manufactures. To the
capitalist. merchant, mechanic, ironworker-
here is one of the few opportunities offered Tor
a gilt edge investment. Property will treble IN
value IN a- year. Prices are low, terms easy.
Call or send for plan of town and descriptive
circulars.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO..
mb22 136-TTSu I6I Fourth avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
UoTIoN SALE Of
JAPANESE GOODS


AT No 626 SmithfieId street. between Sixth aud
Seventh avenues. Entire stock, comprising
over $4,000 in value. We beg to announce to
the public that our JAPANESE WARE DE-
PARTMENT, which has been feature IN our
business, having been attended by almost every
Lady in the two cities and The surrounding
country. will he DISCONTINUED IN the
future. Our room second floor. devoted TO
the sale of these goods, will be used Tor other
purposes Our annual Holiday Displays will
undoubtedly be missed by number OF our
patrons, and We would therefore advise you 10
attend our sale and get your pick out of one OF
the largest and most complete lines of Japanese
goods III the country. sale beginning Monday,
March 2 at e;3O A. NJ. and 2P. NJ, and Sarur-
disposed of. Goods delivered.
WIN. HASLAGE SON.
J. A. ROBINSON, AuctIoneer 626 Smithhed
street. mh2-26D
ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER
IL suits, fine library. office and dining room
furniture, kitchen and laundry goods, hall,
room and stair carpets, etc., etc., etc..
AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY MORNING,
March o. at 10 o'clock,
At the rooms. No. 3lI Marker street.
Solid walnut. oak and cherry wardrobes hall
racks, bookcases, bedsIeads. bureaus. wash
stands. chamber suits, chinOniers, tables,
chairs, rockers. china Closets sideboards, ex-
tension tables. folding beds. cupboards. etc;
handsome English rug, tapestry. brocatelle and
nar clOtn pariOr SUITS. easy cusllrS- lounges ana
rockers, decorated toilet ware, bedding, mat
tresses, springs, curtains, cnrnices, shades,
pictures, clocks, rugs, MATS and linoleum, body
brussels. velvet. moquette and ingram carpets,
fine silverware, dishes, glassware, cooking
utensils. laundry goods. etc, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
mh26-l2 Auctioneers.
A UC1ION SALE-NEW QUEEN ANNE
N frame dwelling, on Euclid av., Neville
station. E. Bellevue. Z. FIT. w. & c. Ry.,
TUESDAY, April :, at P. NJ. on the premises.
This property is situate on corner of finest
streets in Bellevue and on line of electric road
now in construction. Contains seven rooms,
hall. vestIbule, three finished attic rooms slate
mantels. electric light wires, speaking tubes,
two stairways. three porches, all conveniences;
lot S6x1l6; also lot adjoining 43xll3; also two
lots adjoining on Taylor av. 39xI33 each. Sold
whole or separate.
Call at Office for card of admirtance
Terms, one-fourth cash.
TRESSEL 4 TENER,
No. 80 Fourth av.
mh22-65- q. 26, Is. .29. 1.ap2457
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Atlantic CITY.

A TIANTlC CITY, n. j. = FOR SALE OR
"a rent-Unfurnished hotel of rs bedrooms,
with all modern conveniences, located In the cen
trail part of the city, the beach. For inspcc-
tion, etc., apply to i. u. ADAMS & CO.. agents.
nh22-2U-
TLASTIC CITY. N. J.-RENT ORSALE-
"a Hotels, cottages and oath houses: lots for
sale in all parts of the city; also South Atlantic
city. ISRAEL Il. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate
Agents, Real Estate and Law Building, le6-sg'
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L BY HUMPHREY WHITE,
635 Grant st.
2o2 Market St., eight rooms, store and base
ment.
3S9 Webster av., two-storv brick. seven rooms,
bath, both gases, h. and c. water. mh26-76
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100 RIDGE AV., ALLEGHENY-LARGE
lSDA brick dwelling house with all modern
conveniences, containing eight rooms, convenient
to street cars, which will be running by electricity
In the early summer: rent $40. including water
tax: possession April l. good location and good
house. A. LEGGATE & son, l08 Fourth av
mha8-91t
60 KIRKPATRICK AV., ALLEGHENY-SIX
152 Fourth av mho6-5Ot
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Rooms.

DOOM-OS SECOND FLOOR; SIZE 18x75
IL with good north light: rent low to right
parties. Inquire at CHARLES RETTHEL'S, cor
mh23-1t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Rorses, Vehicles, Live Stock, Etc.

DAY GELDING.-6 YR. OLD, 16 HANDS
ID high, good locker; warranted sound and to
trOt in three minutes: stands without hitching:
safe for lady 10 drive. CaIl on or addesS j. e.
COLLINS Park Place Hotel, cor. Brushton and
Penn avs, city. mh24-T*
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COWS WILL BE OFFERED AT AUCTION
" sale on Saturday. March Is; seven Jersey and
Alderney cows, two Irish, two 1-year-od heifers,
and other articles OF use. the Fleecedale place,
near Ingram Station. on the r. G. & st. l.. r. X.
Sale commences at 1:30. Inquire Of ALEX. H.
son, on the premises. mh26-67'
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INoUND-A LARGE LOT OF WINTER
Il clothing belonging to residents of this city
was found hanging in the rooms occupied by
InChSON, the tailor 6S Filth ave.. upstairs,
altered. cleaned and repaired: the owners should
Call ior them. as Dickson requires the room.
nol3.D
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oO $50 ELISIAN AV.. NEAR FIFTH AV.-
sDsDs A nice new two-story frame dwelling of
rooms. bathroom and cellar, hot and cold water,
electric bells. wired for electric light and burglar
alarm: house is well finished, rooms all papered;
has all modern improvements, good outbuildings
etc: lot 36NIlO: easy terms (aS3.) BLACK
BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. mh26-6S.
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Suburban Lots.

NEW PLAN OF 50 FINE LEVEL LOTS-AT
IN Marion station. eight minutes from city, on
d. & q. Il. H., or 70 minutes by second av electric
road lots from 1850 ups $40 down and 5 per month.
without interest or taxes: come quick ii You want
a bargain or safe investment. MORRlSUN
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Female Help.
A RENTICES-IMPROVER GOOD SEW
n EIiS, operators: also ladies and girls to learn
dressmakng and cutting. Cali write. LON
DON AND PARIS DRESSMAkING CO., 9O6 Penn
avenue. jaS-l6-TuwTn
TOMPETENT COOK-TO GO a SHORT DIS
u TANCE out of the city: must have good refer
ence: good home is assured TO the proper person.
Address COMPETENT, Dispatch office. inh26-94
HIRI-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWURk FOR
Vt small family in Allegheny: one who can
speak German and has had some experience in
irOni, Z and cOoKing: good wages To the righs
party. Address NJ. y. d., Dispatch Office.
mh2i-56
CALESLA DIFS 49, TWO THOROUGHLY En-
- PERIENCED cloak salcsladics: reference re-
quired. DANZlG ER'S, Sixth st. and Penn av.
mh16-6l
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ITO LET-s4O PER MONTH-LOCATION IN
Il one of the best downtown districts. short
distance from Wood ST., modern brick house of 9
rooms, late fixtures; No. 5s Center av.: send for
list. ". A. HERRON & SONS so Fourth nv.
Inh14 Il-TTt
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Agents.

A GENTS-TO SELL THE NEWEST AND
u best subscription books upon the market:
the most recent additions 10 our list The
Steam Engine by Daniel Knnear Clark, Hon.
Member Am. Society Mech. Engineers; ''The
Family Physician. - by j. McGrcgor-Robinson
of Glasgow University: ''Irish Literature and
Davenport's ''Condensations'' of the best Iitera-
lure of all languages and ages. Z. }. FLEMING
L. Co. az Diamond ST. mhI5-TuwThFSSu
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Suburban Residences.
HOUSE-OF 7ROOMS AT JACKS RUN: so
ll per month Inquire of & EORGE E X. BOTH
WELL, lO4 Franklin St., Allegheny.
rnhl,-75-TTs+
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"AZEL WUOD-S5OO CASH AND 500 PER
IL year, for new two-story brick dwelling six
rooms: front and porches large cellar: lot
2ixle0: near Second avenue electric and u. q.
r r. station. SAMUEL w. BLACK CO, 90
Fourth avenue. lnh26-S5"
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oO SOC HOUSE THAT CAN BE BOUGHT
tDa-' on cash payment of $500 and balance ar
ranged TO suit - A new siN-room frame with
hall, vestibue, inside shutters. front and back
porches dry cellar, city wafer, good pantry. con-
venient to electric and cable: lot a5xl21 S. A.
DICKtE & CO., Penn ana Shady av.. e. E. 454.
mh2i 7-TuThSE
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os) O9O CASH-ELEGANT HOME: SEVEN
d., rooms reception hall. pantry, bath, inside
natural gas. electric light and bells stained
glass, front and rear porches, grained and fres-
coed: lot corners on two good streets In WILKINS
burg: two minutes from electric line: only 81. 600
balance in three years. MAGAW & GOFF,
Limited, l4l Fourth mh26-7l-ThFSur
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GES. albert PIKE's WILL.-WasIingl on
June lS.-Thc will Of the late Gen. Alb. TT
Pike was filed for probate to-day.
lie leaves all of his pcrsonal property to
the Supreme Council of Ancient and Accept
ed s otIish Rite, and other monies AID pr, :
petty TO his children.
lie "ls> says: "The monies in the trea+.
ury Of the United States arising for the lie
under process Of conAsc't;on Of mY property
in Lite Rock, 81 $50, l will t, the United
States, that they may have an honest titl4
thereto, and no louger hold them as the pro.
co 'ds of p'undering under form of law and
Indebtedness Of the United States to me for
four horses lost by me in the military servio2
Of the United States in Mexico
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Correspendeuce Of the rIxEs.
News from North Pscolet.

ETA JANE, June 22.-Yesterday WAS an
suspicious day for the Sabbath school cause
ia tn section. a. previously announced
= il wts .'childlen's d." :: s.,.,w. ZEN
.-ouatn schools were represented Sy oficerr.
te.chers and sch lars. The schools came in
detachmears. except ElBethel, which came
in solid phAianx and marched into tho
church In veteran style ender the leadsehsip
OF As-is ant Superintendent Goodman Prid-
more The morning sxsroise pas = sermon
y Rev. Mr. Roh3nson, fh4her o. shs pastor.
Ahsrsn interval Of IS oinotes. the coRgrsga-
sioa resssembied while the choir rung: "Are
} on washedin the Blood OF the Lamb ?"
An Invitation was then given all the
oh ldren under IL years Of age 10 CONE for
rarl and take their pos tion in front of the
teacher, while the choir sung: What q
ga herring ofthe Faithful that will be-"
Rev. u. 8. Robinson then led in a special
prayer for the children, the choir sung :
Bee be the ties that bind, etc."
SuPc'intendents, teachers and children,
then repeated the Lords prsyer, and the
choir sung: Watch and pray" All then
joined and repeated the Apostles creed"
after which the choir SUM-:
"My hope is built on nothing less.
Than Jesus b'ood and righteousness
The Superintendent then announced tho
future programme, and tie children rose
AID sung:
There are songs ofjoy
That love to slug, etc.
In this, the congregation and choir Joined
them
Rev. Mr.. Robinson was then introduced
to the children. and lp Ike about 30 minute.
nPsn the subject Of ''elorfyins aod,'' which
We glorify God ?" "When should VIC vlorify
dodE and why should We glorlfy God p"
1he Superintendent thea thanked the con-
g7ega'ion, old and young, for their attention
ana cool behaviour duriog the exercises,
the choir AMI children thea sing:
eve shall know each other better.
Whsn me mlsts have ciearci away"
Mr. Robintoa pronounced the benedict III.
aad thus ended day long TO be remembered
by the people Of this community.
We regret exceedingly that the prevalence
OF measles prsve tied several families ON
being present; bat taken all in all, it was a
success, in the true meaning oc that word
Onc day last week q CHI Id of Mr.. +. NJ.
Cniemans, OF GIudeysville, cm near beng
kii'ed. Mr: T. pas ing tho pub ic road near
MIS- doudelocks when the wagon wheel fell
euaae"iy INT" hole, and the baby fell out
In front Of it. Fortunately he was driving a
gentle animal which stopped instantly.
which saved the child frcm being crushed
to death uodcr the whosls.
While our farming peopls have all the
work they can attend to now, We bopc thew
will not permit the public roads to remain
In such dangerous cond ton any LONGER
than they eau possibly help it,
Miss Annie Petty died at the residence Of
MIR. Vinsan anton, near Home L. O., last
Friday, 10Th inst, She was about 60 years
Of age, and member of the Baptist church.
Vox.
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The WHITE MIX OUsrsn. Oh ,riotte, N.
e, June ls.-It was n ted a week ago thu,
movement WIS on foot by the Northern
board ott'ustees cf Diddle University. color
ed, OF this c''". - ---S -. ,usl;rl'ion with
C Iorei proh s'ors
The Nortttri boari aud Southern board
OF trustees met here ye. .terdsy evening. The
former ou,vrtsi the latter, and a negro
named Sande Was elected president, and
several negro professors were elected In
.-laos Of white men.
The rcsiznaitoas Of Rev. DR.. Johnson,
president. and the white prossssrs were ok
fr IN oricr.'o put the negroes in. The in
stt ition 10 Tor col're men, but has always
beei u ,der white tute'aye. The Southern
boar Z 'rustse', composed Of gentlemen OF
this CO, immeliatel, resigned aud their
re,isna los we"c accepted.
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LAuRrNs LyNCnERs GET LEFT. -Grcenvi!lc,
s. c., June 22-ls,ac k.nard, the negro
who murderc ! Lemuc! OSner and seriously
wounded DR.. Eas. in the lower part of
Laurens County, IN Saturday. June l3,
was brought here today from Laurens and
lodged in jnil for s'fc Keeping. The sheriff
of Lnurens County had trus' worthy infrrma-
iion 'hat kinard was t. lave rccn lynchcd
to might by tho LEAD mans friends. Kinnrd
wss arrested Saturday, near Ssluds O'd
Town, by n man named Coleman, who will
g:t n reward IF $3.50 Kinard WAS iuttr-
viewed by reporter, and taxed unconcern-
ly about the mtrdcr.-Thc State
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NronoEs DgcLA1s Wan --Chicasn, Juno
pa special fro Nashville. Tenn, says {:
Varmingtomn in Sou'h Na<hsill, was again
excited last right and ssri us riot seemed
Imminent. An ezra force of p,ics has
been on duty ir the nei,hhorhood since last
Tuesday nights trouble. War has been
decl'rei by the negroes. waichman
guarding Fos ers stable II p"cvent lis be.
ing burned was shot at t'y tw, rcIr,es last
night crowd was gathering when twenty
fvc police appeared, preventing trouble
Two companies of military haze hcnn under
arms for three nights p.st ant when the
first shots were heard they were tclephonrd
for and marched to the scene. Each Of the
forty men hal twenty rounds % ammunition.
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The SEvxNTH CIRCUIT SrESoaRAPuER.-
In view Of the fact that the Court of Common
Pleas at Charleston may not be in sessi n AS
late "a the 9th Of July. Judge Wallace has
h1ci Monday, the 29th June instant, for
the competitive examination oftbe ap pplicauts
for thu position Of oficisl s,eaosrap pher Of
the 7th circuit recently male vacant by the
rc.ign'tion OF Mr. W. A. Law The ap lii
can't VII hc required TO report ouc Of the
civil cases comp etely and furnish a tran =.
script of their notes u tn, stenographer or
the lst c'r"u !. who will c'mptre them with
ms oihcinl cote and report the result to
the Judge. The apple ,nts will also he ex-
amnei in realing their notes off hand, and
viii also be 5 hiccted 20 such other tests n
the Judge may think necessary to determine
tn i: efficiency.
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Which lIonX, Mr.. TmAcEsrox As far as
Tile State is permitted by Air. Thnckston to
observe, his defense docs not show that he
acted, as he claimed to act, under the
authority of a resolution of the State ard
of Examiners. This is the vital roiot, and
Mr.. Thackston has not touched it. If such
resolution was adopte the greater rortiou
of the blame rests upan the board. FIT was
not passed, Mr.. Thackston is the only culprit,
and very great cu!prit, t o.-Ihe STATE.
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The P,ttsburs Press says: "rh"re sea ms
to be an impression among certain Rrpuh'i.
cas- that while Blaine is the head Of the par
ty, Harrison is the legs, and must do the
RAINING in '92."
No doaht true; for the bo;ly lo,ks M to
the hea !, but looks down on the lcgs There
seems to be another impression among Dem
ocrats. however, that duck k-leg ,ed p: rsy j.
not dangerous opponent in a rae There
appears t, be ruth in this Also Charleston
World.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-06-26

BUCKLEN y hRNICA SALvE.--Thc best ave
in the world for Cuts, Brui<c', Sorc,, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chappcd
Hands, Chlblairs Corns, AMI all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Pies, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price 20
Gems per box. For sale by i. +. Puscy,
April IL.
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EnSlish Spawn Linimcnt removes all
Hard, SItt OF Calouscd Lumps and Blcm-
ishcs firm horses, Blood Spavns, Car s
SplntS, Sweeney, Ring g-bonc, Sting
Sprains, all Swo.en throa's, Coughs. e'c.
Save S5)by use of one bottle. Warrants
the m st wonl,ful Blcmish Cure ever
known. Soli b j. NJ. GIBBS & son
Druggists, Union.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Postofiicc at Union, for
the week ending June 18th, 1891.
Miss Xelli Davis, Mr. Noble PENNINGTON.
Henry Rioc, Mr q Young, Jr.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtiscd. and will be require 4
to pay one cent for Their delivery
]. Z. HUNTER, L. NJ.
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ITALIAN CowAaDIcE ExEMrLIrIEp. New
York, June l9.-The Gcrma1 steamship
Sophie, which arrived to-day f"nm CIR lii
brought the craw If tn. bark Exile, ir IN
PascagDula, Mss, for Amsterdam, wrecked
and ablnd med in Md ocean. TIc crew al
the Exile were taken Off their vessel by Il
boit inanned entirely by the officers Of the
steamship Sophie. None of the steamers
crew of Italian s,i!ors would risk themselves
in the boit
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IRL Hicks PREDICrs SEVERE DnoUGur.-
Rev. Irl r. Hicks. 'he 8: Luis We ,ther
prophet, repeats his warning in regard to
dry summer, aal exhorls the tarmrs to
husband Their early !rcc supply OF water
and prepare for severe drought. Hicks is
wonderful correct in his weather rrognosti-
cations. If Columbia hal consulted hia u
rainy Centennial would have been avcrted
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HNllE Sub Alliances are requested at their
4 next meeting to make up an estimate Of
the amount of Bnaging and Ties they wish
for the present crop, and notify me by mail
by the 3O,h. inst, II. Union, S. G.
If no regular meeting is held between now
and the 3Oth, an extra meeting should be
called for that purpose.
BY order ofthc director of State Exchange.
ID. =. DUNCAN,
County Trus'cc Tor Union County.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-06-26
Notice to Sub. Alliances.

NNllE rcgulrr quarterly meeting OF the
l. County Allirncc Will be hell at Union =,
Friday tn. 3rd OF July. Sab. Secretaries,
are earnestly requested 10 hand in their
quarterly reports by the 2Gth. Of June. A full!
attendance is rcque.t"d rs the Distr ct Lee.
will b, with us.
4. c. LYLES,
Sec'y. U. c. +. A.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-06-26

MERIT MEASURED by SrCCsss.-Ths won
dcrfui popularity of Swifts Specific Is. S.
81 ls the natural result of the tests TO
which the publ h,s put it. Tho merits of
the medicine have RENAME the same. but
the knowledge of the people with respect to
IFS remarkable curative propc ties has in
creased until now there is u demand frr it
wherever the English language is spoken.
s. :. ). was first oiferad rs specific for con-
taSious blood poison. For that It was, and
is, truly aspeciic. But it is now regarded,
wherever its virtues are known, rs a true
specific for all forms of blood disease. Whole
columns could be filled with tcs.imoni,s to
this effect.