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y. ondence Of Union TINES.
Melton Kronicles.

arch 80.-Mr. Editor. As I
Inytbing heretofore about the
KEIrc wheat and ost crops, will
haveq't wheat is looking 6ne, but there
outlook gowed in this Pea Ridge SEQ
now ssy oats are also promising, but
is very put in last Autumn. Spring
tion. FA we'll. t;
only A6 II In two or three days plow-
sowed Rpt were stopped by rain.
VA 3hiadr france 10 the &rm
ing NhsvssP ccss,-wsps .slhers
~ nyiand Ms too wet. and cold, <o they
have Sncluded to postpone planting corn
nntil0me tipeN in April,
Me 3uia Anu L,wsons daughter of Mr..
iIefLawson, fe'l last week snd broke her
leg hsi above the ankle joint,
T.J. N. Fowler has child very sick
viii Pneumoni,.
Di'. Boyd, preached at sFoste,'s Chapel
yeserday. His face looked n.tura, to us.
alhough We had not seen the Rev. gentle.
man mere than once In fourteen years.
ntyer saw congregation moro delighted
With tho presence Of man in oil my life.
Ee held his be,rc-s spell-bound through
tio entire service His Sermon was found
ed on Mark, 1915.
Il Now, Mr.. E'itor, as ybu made mistake
in my sum, or puzzle, will ask you to re-
publish it. You made mnde me ray 9x1O
instead Of by Is. Thsre is not q man under
the sun that can fill IA square inches with
30 square inches Of plank but hsle IL
inches square can be flied with piece of
plank nins%y sixteen inches, so 1 ask any
ssh~ Nyi to t.sts-e.---i-;iiAa 4. "a .a~-a s;.nA of
hole. -.
+. willn"w turn my attention to the Locals
question. Investigating little 1 find that A
is Cs father
&, Will now ask the Local to define the fol-
lowing relation:
Aand Is arc brothers and AS wife i, BIS
wifss mother. Now what is the relation Of
the.r children. Try it, friend Local, and
see what you can do with it.
F KELToN WHEEL
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The Rain Continues.

Inc Rain Continues.
AS We 60 to press the rain oon,;,. A..
n"'i' win little prospect of stopping. Il l,
now the I'd Of April and not seed Of "a,
'ono corn planted. We fear our n.on,o
are spending moro time in grumLlinu and
complaining about the rain than praying for
a "'oraole season for plowius and plant.
ing suppose we unite in change in that
respect. ""'
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BsAr The quarterly meeting Of the Unisn
County Alliance will be held in the Court
House this, Friday, mo-e;nS, .nd County
Lecturer, J. w. Gregory, says he has some
very important information to impart to
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WHY They WERE DrscoyrryrynTh.
Parior cars on the Spartanburp and Ashov;iie
y ha'lroad, between this city and Hot mrr.e snr;n
E.aye been discontinued. springs
is due to the fact that through linz
OF sfeepers has been put on between Sov.n.
nan and Hot Springs via Spartanburp Til
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nA- Mr.. W. 7. Mu'lings, from Marion.
IS In town Buying cotton for Walker,
f'em'ng 4 Sloan of Charlotte. His OF.
flee is at W. II. Sartor's store
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IHa CIGARETTE DRIVES Two Youyo Mrs
no ouicipE.-New York, March 27.-Jobn
broderich, letter carrier, who support,d
MS three sisters, committed suicide hi.
morning. hy cutting his throat with a razor
ne was obliged to lay off Saturday last on
account Of sickness, caused. in great part
oy cigarette smoking, and il is supposed h,
took bis life. "n'" "o
hszeiton, Pa, March 27. -Miute Carson
young Hungarian, was yesterday taken TO
~ ING Lawrytown aims house suffering from
.nsee,.y .sssx,y Ssused <by e4eessiss saeisssssss.
secure piece Of wire with which he buno
himself -Teito The State
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w hat relation wero they?

Rev. D. Bailey will presch at Abingdon
Creek next Sabbath. 9th inst.
Tho young folks Ind pleasant time at
our home last Saturday evening. Mrs Vox
took great pains to see that they enjoyed
themselves, and I believe the cold" lady
felt young too. But she isn't
We will give our answer to "Ke!ton " heels q"
last question in two weeks. Hope TO hear
from others in the mean time. Vox.
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~ company of enterprisiug young
men, In this town have rented the Nicholson
h"i'' ana propose to open it for eutcrt.in-
ment'. We are truly pleased TO learn this.
rmu sincerely hope the venture will result
sN'''Dan' II We can help you. call ON ns-
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Road Overseers Commissions,

| There appears to be wrong opinion or a
misunderstanding among Road Oyerseers n,
to how long their commissions are in foros.
Many are under tho impression that the
Commissions Of Road Overseers arc limited to
one year and that new commissions sbould bo
issued every year. That's a mistaken opin.
ans ss - -ef =. Road <lxsrseer
'"o years from the date of its issue nm le..
the party to whom il is issued remo,o, ho
Sohd the bounds Of the section to which be
"eS appointed. In that case the Rosrd
OF County Commissioners should h, po,;-
ned Of tho removal, so that new Over.
seer may be appointed.
as compensation for performing the du.
ties Of Road Overseer, the law prov;.,es
that all overseers serving two Years shall he
exempt from road duty for the two succesd.
ing years.
Easter Election.
na M the annual meeting of The congregation
OF The Church of The Nativity, las. Mond,v
morning, tho following officers were eleetsd
for the ensuing church year:
WARDENs,-J. ". McLure, Jopn X
Young
sestrymen,-Wm. Munro, George Gedde,.
D. r. Arthur, s. A. Il. Parham, David
Iohpson, ,-sr.-'' - II
Secretary and Tressorer,-B. F. Artbu, |
De|tgHte' 10 ConrsnGon.-wm. Munro
'aVid johnson, sr., George Geddss, W. g
ioLure.
De"ega'e' to convoeaton, 10 be appointed
y the Rector.
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nAp We arc truly glad to state that Mrs
fas,ar =, rsplanlHSd ;nHd Tsfpgsis"o come
town this week, 70 make long vIsIr ~ ner
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Arthur.
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Our Spring and Summer stock of DR..
foods, Shoes, Clothing and Hats are on ex.
nael il2R sna aE RsEdiaes E. lss IL: lewes
Respectfully,
GRAHAM & SplRKs
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p ksLEAssD on BAIL.-William Motto. the
only Important witness for the state in the
mlilams murder trial, who has been in isiI
since the murder Of Maj. w. A. williims.
has been released on $500 bond.
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~ We regret to state that Mr.. III. L.
dos' is suffering much pain from nm
a6seess on the calf Of his leg.
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W. Revs. w. Herbert, and s. II. Hope
ana Mr' 5. S. Stokes left this town, for
the State Sunday School Convention a,
Laurens Monday.
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D. We learn that Mr.. A. G. Wood
an old citizen of the Pea Ridge section, i.
lying hspelessly rick at the residence ofhis
son Thomas Wood, near Pincku.v
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:. ioung Men, don't buy till you sec NV
Ine OF Gents neck wear-made csnec;.J,y
ior us. Puhs, Ticks, Four in Hands-Lote:,
styles. CITY CASH STORE
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~ Any person having good milk
cow with young calf for sale at q reason.
able Pr;ce, may fni q purchaser by ar
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Gle 3Oeekly Hnion diu,es
r. M. STOKES, Eoi.or
8. 8. STOKES, Local E% a
Editor
FridaX..An Sd, 1901.

49, Department will be
opened ror-uusuesS from 8 A. NJ. te4P. NJ.
The Northern mail will close a, l p,
NJ, ana the Southern Mail at l.SOP.M.
ANY inattention or irregularities should
20 reported promptly to the p. NJ.
J. c. HUNTER. r. n
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- The T, NJ. C. A. will hold a m,.,;n,
In their rooms next Sunday afte, noon, to
which the public are invited.
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"IInndy" Hair Pin Cabinet contains dog
Hair Pins, doz Pins, J doz Bonnet Pins At
II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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Correspondence for the Union Tt NR..
The News at Mesdors,

| M.ADoR, S. c., March 31.-MR. EpIros
On Monday morning, the 23d, at the time
Of tho writing my last, We were having
beautiful weather, which had dried the
ground sufficiently to begin ploughins in
high places. On Tuesday the farmers put
in good days work, and with bright skies
Tuesday night, expected q few days more
| good working weather: but by morning
everything NS changed ths skies M.rs
"noaIhe Clouds cleared awav ago;n T, !.
viii h 's" a-morning, and.the- ground
sous;o "m, oe too wet to plough for several days
oausing much anxiety among tbs nrms,,
,;.,i. Er Al i' now the last Of March and but vs.v
htt!e fai m work dono. "' worry
u - stephen Crosby has been apno;n,.d
q. NJ. III this place, to suoceel Mis-
Sim', s, resigned tho site of IN, of;co ,v;i,
sieo % changed from Mr.. r.. r Do";.,
res,aence 81, to MIR. Crosby's. '
Inc general health around Meade,
Sonlv sI, T,on tnnm inc exception of m.'aay com,
x.;,ny @ hhown as "blues," which mas nr..
eared In his neIghborh ood since abon, Pr
nrsI OF februsry. The only thing tbst Inv
oeeh round TO relieve those affectej viii :,
- sunshine and clear weather RI, ,h;.
"ouii , narJiy have time to give NOR. ,b.n
nope OF relief before the rains Womb nnu
,sah sha cause relapse. We bnvs hat
lug serious. "''o'sh IL Is get
Mrs. r. Hamilton, whose Hines, no,.,
"Ss n "eeS, dled early Sunday morning. .nor
pIoUae.ed illness. Her rem,ins war.
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h'Jutant General Farley, in A.,
.n....s "s some changes in the days of in.
spe'''on In the EASTERN part of III. s,.to
wo 'o',0"'ng imperative order, which
". suppose he intends to apply to oil com.
pan'e' In all other parts Of the State:
undn no adJntant general desires il n ho
uelstood' not only that afl command. ue
y eMpeeted TO be ready for inspection. hut ,h.V
~. eemPanies which do not meet the rcon;ra
n'' rors @ OF tho law will be dropped from The
,ois' ana the guns and eouipments ,n ..0
'i'eo 10 companies now asking for thou
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new Enterprise town: Music and
Sewing Machine House.
S. N. RICE, ,JR.,E.U.
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uenuemen, call and examine our lin. q,
ever brought 10 Union. '"' p'e'''est
GRAHAM& SPARKS
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pest bingham, dress styles and fast colors
only eight cents, at the " ''''' o
CITY CASH STORE. A.
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ATTENTION GENTS.-One mir Cue.
one Linen Collar, one scarf, all three article.
Ior Que. at ii. NJ. COHEN g. BROS,
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me most attractive place in town, is
.. M. RICE, JR'S E. U. Music House.
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Buy pair Of cur "Lsa6eAa" Shoes f,r
Ladies; every air warranted.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Duy pair Of our ".Nab.bn sh.
men every pair WARRANTED. "'e' 10
GRAHAM & SPARES
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organs, Pianos and Sewing Machines
cold by s. NJ. RICE, JR., E. U.
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l. E6kriH of South caro,;..

H. - S"Piu' VI South Car01na, aud
WT:'dwar's, Of Georgia, having served
Probationary periods in the pension Office.
Mere to-day given permanent appointments
to clerkships Of the 81 900 grade.
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whom l made mention last week rs being
very sick, are no better. Mrs. Halle has
had one cougestive chill, while Miss Free
has blood poison. They are both very low.
Mr.. Will, Csson, of Laurens, is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. James Brsnt. Mr.
Cason is his SOth year, but is quite
active and enjoys good heath
Mr.. Claude W. Whitlock has taken n
position as salesman with Mr.. C. r. Long.
TRLEpHoEE
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special drives in Mems fe't Hats for an.
dollar, at the CITY CASH STORE. A. =
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Ar iiappnn iiaids all wool Dress Good,
'' inches wide 20, cts yard, at '0o'''
IL. NJ. COHEN ( BROS
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Cores oondence of the Union Tix.s.
By Telephone from Jonesyilla.

JoNEsvILLR, March 3O.-Good Friday was
bad day, but Easter Sunday was Just
lovely. This m rning 10 beautiful Spr ing
morning, but the gns indicate rain in the
near future. The mu is drying up in the
roads, but they are just awful. Farm work
Is cngaging.the minds of the farmers lust
,ow as 1t scarcely ever did before, from the
fact that three months of the year 10 gone
and scarcely anJ work hiss been done. 1
have heard Il oIrtn -rsm.ra-a -thn. Il .,l n.
thirteen mon'hsio make O cotton crop and
| gather IL, bat Ii TINT be true I don't see how
wo can expect much of crop of the fieccy
stuff this year.
Governor T,llman has appointed and COM
missionod James l.. Ward n trial Justice ani
Frank p. OShields notary public here
There has been new firm established in
| our town under the firm name Of Lemaster
Li,tlcjohn, DR.. Felix w. LitIlejohu having
purchased half interest in tho store with
Mr.. j. N. Lcmaster.
The paint brush is being used on some
o. our buildings which adds somewhat to the
looks of sid buildings aud tho town, also.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fripp, of Spartanburg,
died at the residence Of j. L. Mcwhirter,
her son-in-law, last Friday. She was on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. McWhirtcr, some of
that family being sick. She was complain
ing hers If when she camo, tive weeks since.
and about one week before her death she
took to her bed with cuarrhal fever, which
finally developed into pneumonia, and her
constitution being weak she soon PASSED
away under its dreadful influence. She
was buried yesterday at Gilead Church,
near 4JsnesSille. and her funeral WAS
preached in the Methodist Church here by
Rev. A. A. james. She was q member OF
the Presbyterian Church, a',d net only a
member in form but one who had fought a
good fight kept tho christian faith and con-
sequently has no doubt obtained crown of
lilo. Mrs. Frirp was the wife of the late A
a. Fripp, formerly of Charleston, where
they once owned considerable property,
which was all lost by the result of the la, Q
war-mueh Of their real estate being con-
fiscated by tho general governmcnt-,hen
FOLLOWED the death Of her husband in 1871,
leaving her with FIVE children, but she man
aged TO raise them all with honor AMI
respect Two Of them lived with her in
Spnrtanbnrg- Mrs. Williams aud Mrs
Nonie-nne of them being psesent when she
died, the other came the next day. Her
third daughter, Mrs. Booscr, who lives in
Columbus, Mis-, was not able to reach
Jonesvile at ALL while the youngest, an
only son, living iu Southern GeorG;S. reach
ell Jonesvi'c yesterday - bi,ous
rOutc N coupt oF u.
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Secretary and Treasorer

%. uiit Edge Shoe Polish in glass yases
zoe. each, at HIM. COHEN A. RRO
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|ience OF large congregation. The fnner.l
services were conducted by Rev. Is. C.
Lampley.
Msxey Crosby has teen quite sick fer tho
last few days, Tut i. getting all right again.
me changeab's weather got good grippe
oh HiHi. w. B e.
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Ladies Black and White Robes, Flonnc-
lngs, Lawns, etc. CITY CASH STORE a,
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Tho Ladies at Work.
We have como -

waste 21 inc conclusion tdst It 10
. 49, dme and wear Of patience to
'<semP' 10 get the men Of Union out Of the
old ionS-trAvelei, noss-linel rut they have
been 30 ferenely and eomplscen,Iy travelling
and in which their sons are. followisg them,
imbued with but little more ambition Than
fnn-daad mans shaea-n or Macax.-
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The c0oH'e7e repeats an old iaunt, but
cannot justify little State.
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..soNr OF THESE DArs."-AlonS the
borders Of Somewhere aud ionder aou
blending in . line OF s'n ana silve,y =.
with the beautiful region OF Dreamiasa, :.
~ IA. v,y.s are ofth deepest, pures'
Blue and for ever sparkle with the simmer ol
hr;cb, .nn,hinc. The winds blowing upon
n hing no Z, o.t or danger and the cloud,
~ 1850 . - Z, ,,orrlv hut font ap<|
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31
Law EnSsrcemen. In Dakota.

The saloon men have tried boldly to
make the prohibitory law a farce in
Sioux. Fall, s. Dak.. but in spite OF
their efforts progress has been made
The Committee of One Hundred, which
has interest itself i'm the enforcement
of Prohibition, has issued public
statement, in which it SAYS:
The Prohibitory law is better en-
forced than was ever any restrictive
or license law in this city. Under
license every saloon nearly was a
gambling house, with a high hand
defying practically every legal pro
vision made to hold it in restraint.
THE open saloon is simply thing
of the past i'm Sioux Falls.
To-day there are no places where
crowds collect openly to spend their
evenings in drinking and riot, to be
turned out To make midnight brawls
on the streets.
ARRESTS for drunkenness have
markedly decreased in number.
''The twenty saloons and upwards
of the city under license. with their
well-known and influential proprie-
tors, without an exception, have gone
out of the business. The employees OF
those proprietors have followed the
same course, and the costly and mag
nificent fixtures of the more conspic-
uous Of these saloons have been re-
moved from the State.
1.-The present sellers of liquors are
under the ban of the law, and it is
they, with their friends, who manifest
extreme restlessness and hot diseon-
tant -
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31


Canute. was Chairman Of the q. O
p, and had stolen mailing lists and
voted blocks of five and made a spe-
cial issue of two-dollar bills to use in
Indiana until his head was swelled SC
that he had to wear q rubber hat Al
last he considered himself capable oi
monkeying with the ocean, and he
went down to Barnegat to stop Pro-
hibitiOn wave He stuck down a peg
marked Civil Damage Act, and the
next wave washed over it. He became
interested and drove down a peg
marked Local Option, and it was sub
merged also. With an angry coun-
tenance he stepped back and drove a
new peg marked High License, bu,
1t also disappeared. ''Sit down there
yourself" said a courtier with breath
on him that would bar a car-horsc,
shat wave dare not touch your ST.
cred person. So Canute planted his
chair on the beach, took some more
out OF the same bottle, and remarked
''This foolishness has got to STOP" II
was during the equinox of 80, and a
wave came in that swatted him ovel
the face with an ancient and water.
soaked swat, and filled his lap Will
clamshells and sand, and he cried:
"Insensate and lying courtiers. We
see how it is, what miracle shall / per
form now?'
The easiest one in the world" said
a cool Western man. standing near by
'just move your chair higher up OF
the beach"
And so Canute went home and hung
his clothes on the picl<ets to dry and
the tide went right on.-A. T. Wor.
den, in The Voice.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31
ORGANIZE The JUNIORS.
Ii Is a Crime tn Neglect This Promi,
ing Field.

IL Is a Crime tn Nesleei This Promis-
ing Field.
The Wideawake Junior Prohibition
Club of Quincy, ILL.,, has been inter-
viewing prominent leaders on the
work of Junior clubs. The opin-
ions are unanimously favorable.
Below are a few. 1T is to be hoped
that all the young men in the United
States will enter in with the work of
the Junior movement in order
to bring about sobriety and de-
cency in our land" One says that
it is ''the one branch of the tenn
perance cause that shows the most
promise of immediate result" THE
Junior movement by educating the
boys to be Prohibitionists before old
party prejudicies possess them, gives
promise OF great strength To the Pro-
hibition party. The Juniors are orig
inal Prohibitionists, while we who are
older are grated into the Prohibition
party"
Another says: "To me it is the
promise of the Prohibition party" In
this way should the Junior movement
be pushed-by enlightening the peo-
pie on the subject. 1t will never
amount TO anything until the people
understand it.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31
TO ALL PERSONS I'D WHOM
THE BLADE MAY COME.

The issue of Oct. Oath begins
the second year of the Blade, and
I hope that those who intend to
take it will be as prompt as they
can in paying me for lt-S2.00 a
year for persons in good circum-
stances, andi ISL 90 asyear, for per-
sons who can not afford to pay
more, and will tell me so.
The Blade will 60 to all persons
to whom it went last year who
have not ordered it discontinued.
Those who have not paid me
for last year will please do so, if
they feel that they ought to do so,
and if not, please notify me to dis
continue it, in order that l may
not incur further loss by sending
it to them.
l will have no collector and will
not dun you for it. = -s5sss: ~
If you are willing to pay me
send the amount by mail and you
will receive receipt. s
Fraternally yours,
CHARLES c. MOORE.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31

would throw into absolute discord
laws that govern a dew drop,
the music of the..spheres, and to
the remotest bounds of the uni
verse every wheel would be
clogged, the motion. of suns and
and moons of planets and stars
would cease, and time would be
no more.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31

the liquor traffic, no intelligent
Rationalist-Col. Ingersoll or any
other-can be consistent until he
votes with the Prohibition party,
and uses every reasonable en-
deavor to advance its in terests.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-10-31
Queen 4 Crescent Route

Will sell cheap excursion ticket:
to Dallas, Texas, and return on
October Is, 20, "a and %, good
for return until November 18th.
from Cincinnati and coupon sta
tions On the Cincinnati Southern
railroad, between Cincinnati and
Junction City. Also from sta
tions on the Louisville Southern
railroad including Louisville.
d. G. EDWARDS,
15O,n4 q. III. & T. A.