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The morning call., 1891-07-03
JOSEPH LANGENDERFER.
California 1 pauua Saorabook


Tickets have also been sent to number
of charitable institutions and orphan
asylums in the city. They have all re-
sponded, and 1t is probable that the park
will be packed with large and critical
audience. Mr. Langenderfer has arranged
TO receive and entertain his guests in a man
ner BETTING the occasion
Two games will be played at the Haight-
street grounds on the Fourth between
Frisco and San Jose. The one in the morn
ing is postponed game of March Goth. and
viii be played at II o'clock. the afternoon
game commencing at g.
This afternoon San Jose and Frisco play
at the Emeryville grounds with Lookabaugh
and Young in the points. Oakland goes TO
Sacramento to finish the series. Reiiz and
Roberts are expected to arrive to-day, and
will join the team at the Capital City. The
former will play shortstop and the latter in
left field.
Robinson signed new pitcher yesterday
His name is Lawson, lately with Spokane
where he had some trouble with the man.
aeement He is said to be good man. Tip
O'Neil will hereafter officiate in the Oak
lands as change catcher to help out Mir.
Murphy in times Of need. Murphy isn't
here yet, but is looked for every day.
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Union Notes.

The musicians are indignant because the
Supervisors will not permit them to throw
banner across the street They claim that
they have as much right to such priyi-
lege as other unions.
The State Board of Arbitration will settle
the dispute between the boot and shoe
manufacturers and their employees.
The recently organized Marine Cooks
and Stewards Union will meet every Tues
day evening in Coast Seamen's Hail.
The Journeymen BARRIERS have agreed with
their employers TO close at l o'clock to-
morrow.
Regular, meetings of DR.. Willey's union
appear to be suspended.
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ORGANIZED LABOR,
Names of Chinese Cigar.Makers
Cannot Be Obtained.

The Agitation Board of the Cigar-makers'
Union has secured and printed on a neat
card the names of all white manufacturers
Of cigars in the city. The cards will be dis
tributed to the retail dealers in order that
they may know whom to patronize. The
board has tried to secure list of the Chi
nese cigar manufacturers but was thwarted
at the outset by the Internal Revenue Col
lector, who has complete list but would
mol turn 1t over TO the union.
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Notes of the Game.

Ht IUIIUWIHR IHVIldIIUU, accompanied Dy
a package of tickets, was received at this
Office last night:
Base bull Editor, Morning Cull-DEAR SIR: |
have made arrangements with the managers of
the California League TO give the newsboys of
this city an opportunity to celebrate the one nun
bred and fifteenth anniversary OF American In-
dependence. l lake pleasure In inviting tn.
many young Americans connected with the dif-
ferent papers TO witness a championship contest
of The national game OF base ball. between San
francisco and San Jose. at the league grounds.
on the afternoon OF the glorious Fourth, COM
meucing at o'clock. Please be Kind enough to
see that each newsDoy of your paper will be sup
piled with ticket. Yours
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pEnnrrs Wy ne nsvoKEp.

Permits grsbt.d urdsr this ac' shali be
deemed trusts rep 5sed IN the rec pients
tbers sof, not a. matter Of right, but of conf
dc,cc, and may lie revoked uion sufficient
showing by order Of the unity commis-
sioners. Pro,i.ion il made for rovoking .
petition on the proven charges mafe In
complsint sifnod ~ .....S s,...vns CT the
county. showing :ha, the holder has abused
the trust.
HOW DEALERS WILL PURCHASE LIQUOR.
When any pers N bolding a permit 10 full
free desires 10 purchase liquors, the county
auditor shall, upon the written or printed
application Of the permit-holder, specifying
the kind and quantity Of liquors desired,
issue, under sell of his Office, cerii6cste
au horizing hIrp 10 purchase, ap1 cause to
t-..-tsaaknosied from the place. Of purchase TO
bis place of busfaess Edescrf64z neruaik.
the kind and quantity OF liquors mentioned
in such certificate. Said certifcIe shall be
dated as to its trae date when issued and
attached to the way bill accom- anying the
shipment AMI when so attached shau be the
authority for the Common carriers in whose
| hands it may b, to transport and deliver
the Package or packages containing the
| liquors therein describe and in packages
there n designated, according to the direc-
| tioa of the certificate.
a penalty of $500 is provided For bringing
| liquor iuto the State in any other manner.
CONDITIONS OF BUYING LIQUOR.
! Ia order for n person to purchase liquor
! he rust fill out and sign blank stating
apr residence, for whose use, amount and
| kind, aud neither applicant nor person for
! whose use it il requested habitually uses
| intoxicating liquors rs beverage t. excess.
! The permit ho der shall refuse the request il
| he h IS rea-on to believe it untrue. Ii the
apple mt is unknown to him he shall require
| ileniifca ion. The drIggist shall keep the
| printej blanks on hand, AMI they shall be
\ Pu-0sssso-s -oouu.y eu uditor in lots o
one hundred. He shall preserve them aud
book then: t, he returned to the anditor
The auditor shall publish quarterly a
report of the aggregate amount OF liquors
sold by each and every permit holder
All places where Intoxicating liquors are
manu- racturei, sold, bartered ~ given away
in violation OF any of the provisions Of this
act, shall be directed to be shut up and the
| constituted authorities shall abate such place
by taking possession thereof AM destroying
all intoxicat ng liquors founl therein, to-
| gather with al, siyas, screens, b'rs, bottles,
gasses and other property used in keeping
and maintaining sail nuisance; aud the
owner or keeper shall, upon convi ;tion, be
adjudged guilty, and shsll be punished by 6
fine of no less than ono hundred ($lO0
d,lars, nor more than five hundred $500
and by Imprisonment in the county Jail no
lcss than thirty days nor moro than ninety
| days.
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MERIT WINs.--We desire to say 10 our
cit zens. that for years we have been selling
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buoklsn $ s4rsiss
Salvc and Electric Bt:ers and have never
handled remedies that sell rs well, or
that have given such universal sat sfac lou.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready 10 refunl the pur-
chase price. if satisfactory results d. not fol-
low their use. These rcmet ties have won
their great popularity purely on their meti s.
Is +. Posey Druggist
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Sseti N % The jor comm.,si'ners shall
have gen, ra uvrryision over the pau, err,
aud spali p'o ide al necessary buildings
for their acc ann dation, with sufficient
ii liable land.
Section 30 The bo,rd shall appoints sup
err ntendent, with such assistants as may he
needed, for 'he poor house, AMI one or more
physicians.
Section 40 The DOR com-;sc'c= c=c:S ma
nave rover u demand and sue fJr all gift-.
ETC., ming to the tOard.
SscIion 3 In case any poor child shall
become ch,'geable to the county, the b,1rd
If comm s.ionerS may bind out such child as
an apprentice to some person # good moral
| character.
Section 32 Any moneys becoming due on
| any recogniz,nce given for the maintenance
{ss~--y sil-<i.imais- child bouI,i- out to ser :
| vice shall b, pad 20 The poor comm ssfoners
| for the bsneit of such child.
Section 33 Toe county supervisor shall
| have powe- t. make all contract. for sup
| plying the rOor house.
| Section 81 All accounts aIain': The poor
| house shat be presentcd to the pn"r COM
| missioner.
Sect on - Tnc or commissioners shtl,
at the | st tam OF the Court If Geaerll Se'
| ,i,n-, ~ each year, report to to The presiding
judge In, sa nc rs the ro;d commissioner
Section 30 The county supe'vi@'r shaii
procure and adopt seal, n descrip ion OF
wlich Shall be fled in the Office f the clerk
of thn court, sheriff, treasurer AMI Secreta'y
ofStIe.
Section 81 Iui5 provides fox the cases
where fes are allowed jurors, witnesses, etc.
Secti,n 30 The fees snail be paid by the
treasurcrs of the c,uutieS on Irtscniatlon oi
ccrtihc ttcs.
Section 80 The accouuts of the coroner
and of he sheriff for dienng pris ,ners, AMI
physicians o. surgeons fees for post moriem
aud far test fyiug as experts shall be ap'
proved by the presiding judge, aud the
7 6fef Tor p1ym mt Of the same.
Section 40 jhcrirs. coroneIs and con-
stables shn!l execute all legal orders from
the various boarls herein provided, and shall
receive the same fees AMI co:Is nj ow Ill
other ct-cS.
| Section Al The reports and settlements oi
the county trc .s;mer and ether officers, now
required TO b, made to the county ccmnis
sioners, shall b made to the county super
vi4or
Section ~ Tne county supervisor, af ell
cjusu tl'ion with the diifcrent boards, sha |
report 10 the comptroller general by Novcm
Der ID in cash year, !hc amount OF moaey
necessary 10 'ay The expenses incurred by
said bDhrds, the rIport to be submitted to
the Gcncrh Assembly to pr rrvdc the ucccs-
sLry taxation f,r county purposes.
Section 4 The salaries fsuyervisors shall
be paid quarterly hy ths county trea a;urers
vu! of the road fund n--amounts.
Section ij Connty supervisors shall Cause
u record t. be kept Of ali proceedings of the
various boards, which shall be open 10 pub
lie iuspccion, and all necessary material Tor
keeping sumo shall he paid for out of the
funds herein provided for the respective
boards.
Scc'i Ij All acts and paris Of acts in
cJus:st:n. W tn his act are repealed
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN week this
most valuable periodical presents whatever
is new in the world of science art, and
manufactures. Full of practical informa-
ton, il discloses to the thoughtful not oily
what has been ascertained but also suggests
the possibilities still to be revealed. For
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this paper in connection with the procuring
of patents for new Inventions. The Scientific
American is au hor,ty on all scientific aud
mechanical subjects, and should be in every
household. Copies of the paper may be
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"a If the Prohibition bill now Lr;orc
she Legislature becomes law it will nccc>-
son entail heavy tax upon the ci'izcus
Of this and, no doubt, many other towns in
the State, to meet Obligations already CON
iractcd. While we wonld like to see sow"
measure adopted that would suppress the
"Sc of oil intoxicantsa as beverages we don't
think the most stringent laws in any one
State or country will accomplish that eui. .
so long as intoxicants arc mado in any other
State or country.
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WELL BORING.

"m now prepared with all the new and
l. necessary Machinery for
BORING WELLS QUICK.
and having had ten years exp ricnce in the
business, | feel confident | en- give sa sfac-
ion ali promise to exert all '"y efforts 10
d. ~.
| IN prepared to go 10 any part of tho
C3uny, Insufficient WORK assured to Iay
me f I the extra time and cx ,,clsc ncac ssary
Al orlcTs l,fi with Mr.. a. G.. Lyics wall
he promptly atteaded TO-
r. X. FOSTER.
Dec. IL so 4t.
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mar We learn that the Cotton Pionf, now
published at Oraogeburg, Is 70 he moved %
Columbis, and that q commission has been
issued TO the Alliance Publishing Company,
with capital stock Of $4,000, ut $40 rer
share; The principal place Of business to he
at Columbia. The corporafors are ID. J..
Duncan, J. w. Stokes, j. A. Sigh. W. d.
Evans, William J. Straight, J. W. Bowden
and ID. W. McLaurio.
wl-. W.. .s~. viii me AEiapce be used for !?
We have Ali lance Banks; Alliance Insurance
compapi> kiaaaa. .stores; Alliance ware
hpue(i alliance Publi.b-
~ {S5Blhto printing, pub
Yin the interest ofs.sihS
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in letter from fried in he
country we find the following: "lf your
town people will give our country pcorl" =
fair price, they will get all The Turkeys they
mt for their Cnristmas holiday dinners
1t is the price tha, bothcrs uS. I,spcctci
f'ieni. We cam afford to pay lOctS n pound
70: Turkey, with the feathers on. If Ihat
price is not high enough to supplement- tic
present short crop of low priced cotton.
we'd like TO Know bow high you would vans
II fat 2.year-oid go5b!er to fly. lie gets oui
Of our reach, at that.
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Notice to Creditors. /;

4 IL pc.Sjt, indebted to the estate Of w.
"A ii. Kelly, deceased, by noe or in any
other way, are hereby notified that paym ,nt
must be made to me, immedia' ely, and oil
Claims against said estate must be presented
to me, properly aitested, ut Fish Dam.
j. w. KELLY,
Adn'r est w. III. Kelly.
Dec III so At
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~ In consequence Of number Of ne"
Advertisements coming in late; and the
necessarily lengthy synopscs of the bills To
change the form Of County government aud
the Prohibition bill, both of which are now
before the Legislature, We are compelled to
ot.u all favors from corrc .pord.nts .ad an
editorial or two this week.
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Notice to Creditors.

IsNllE books of Mea Tor Brothers having
l. been place in my hands for the purpose
of t!llng all unpaid accounts, those Indebted
10 iii firm are requested to make imme.
diate payment 10 me. Or suits viii be c)m-
mcnced by tho lst of Jauuaay, 1892, on all
unsettled accounts at that date.
s :. STOKES,
Trial Justice.
Dee IL 80 2t.
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List of Latters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Dec llth., 1891.
Mr. Melville Osborne, Mr. w S.rto~,
" w w Teidersi "J w Walker
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised. and will be required
10 pay one cent for Their delivery.
j. G.. HUNTER, u. M.
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esa- The Legislature elected last We'd
lie dny j. L. McLauren, Representative from
Marlboro, Attorney General, in rlace of Y.
j. Pope, promoted to the Supreme Beach.
We expected that Maj Townsend would
be chosen for that position. lie has ccrtsin-
L. dane ca:lIsi ani ia thlul service as .\ss;s-
tint Attorney.
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sdy" Last Saturday, MIR. s. l.. Pryor,
living near Asbury, in this County, killed
hog of his own raising that weighed 42o
!hs, net We would like to hear of hog
rtiscd in this County that can outweigh Mr..
rryor's. Let's hear from tho hog raiscrs
OF Union Of the snumbcr and weight Of The
h ~ they have raised and killed this wear
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AT- Sheriff Geo. s. Drafts, of Lexington
unity accompanied by his Deputy. Mr..
G' orge, arrived here last Tuesday and car
led Richard McDuftio Coleman, the man
WHO was confined in Jail here for stealing Mr..
Lowman's mule, to Lexington County.
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~ 1111l oy.@J w. McLure.

Gr.ham & Sparks-G,iug TO Unload.
Well ror:ng-T. X. Foster.
Notice to Crcditors-J. w. Kelly.
Bank Stock for Sale--T. l.. Hames.
4 Tax Notice--N. B. Morgan.
Ssle Of Personal Property-W. Becknell.
:. Notice 10 Creditors-S. s. Stokes.
blilk Cow for Salc-Mrs. +. T.. Spears.
Important Card FAINT Bros.
New York Toy Cvmpony.-C. X. Robcrsen
Manager.
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BANK STOCK FOR ALE,

| WILL oilc- for sale TO the h;gh"st bid ler,
L before the Courthouse Il or, ut Cnioo. 8.
C., on Sac<day, Monday, January 4, 1892,
80 Shares OF Stock in the Merchants
and Planters National Bank Of
Union, ). {.
belonging to tho estate q. josiah Foster, de-
ceased.
Terms CASH.
T. l.. HAMES, Ex'r.
EClg" TTr Sr,rg and NINs ASD COURIER,
plcaSc publish once week Cor three weeks,
AMI forward bill to-
T. l.. HAMEi, Ex'r.
jnaesyille, S. o,
Dec IL so 81
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fEA. The Jopcsville high School will give
the town will give an elegant SUPPER on
Christmas night, for the benefit of the new
rre. byterian Church.
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important Card

M pcisohs inGcb'cd TO Fan Eros. or
II! + "ic ,mm,s,y lcquc>ttt to make
srit 'mtEiS jnT't Z ;Ii, in.hih. rs We have
somc 'e'y l'"'Ty r'yncnt- to m.hc on and
letC1 G TIE Is II Jouuary.
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nA- After over thirty ballots, f,r
Ipcaker Of the housc Of Representative, On
Wednesday last that body elected Hon.
Charles F. Crisp, Of Georg n, as its prcsiling
officer. .
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CorToN MABKEr.--At the time of going to
press yesterday the ruling price OF Cotton
was I IA cent?.
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49, The Zig advertisement Of Giaham
Sparks, which occupies 10 space of ,nc
c''umn and hn'f, has knocked out every
one Of our correspondents this week There
is some mighty good reading in The "bis
AL" though.
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sisA~ The following are The arrontment,
made ty Conferences for this district:
j. NJ Boyd. presiding elder.
Srnrtanburg. g.-Cvntral Church. ". II.
Richardson.
Bethel Mission. W. l.. Val: and J. +.
Smith.
UnlOn.--r T.. Morris.
Cherokcc.-J. c. Bisscll. T.. l.. Wcchcr s,,,.
Goshen Iiil.-W. a. Clark
sJonesvil'c.-p. Tillcr, sup, ". H. Miller
Gaifney.--N. B. Clark son.
Lsurcus.-W. |. Herbert.
North LaurenS.-~i. W shell, J. ". Friday.
sup.
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nA- Mr.. David Thomas, Of Sl artanburg,
was robbed Of n considerable sum OF monty
last Saturday night
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MoKissick--Smyth.

Invitations are out for the narr' age of our
highly esteemed young fi,nd. A. Foster NC
kissick to Miss---AdgerS Smyrh, ofGrccn-
vile, on the 18th inst May many years
happiness aud prosperity attcni y,u and
yours, Foster
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Es,A- The .Ei"gtact",r'S Nst,rd coniaiu>
the foilo"ing card. which is cheering news
to the rcnl le of the whole Stt', Il, we'll ns
tie citizens OF the Ci,y of Columhi.:
tuLuMEl\. :. G.. Nov. -, 1891
The rep IT cfa 500 OUr mill ciu. erected
hc"" iSnu". and VII Lc under way. ~ Nil
hc ether mills. aS soon ~ the titles ar.
transferred 10 the com. any wEi.h lur
chasci the canal.
T. \. CuEw, Surt.
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Ladies see our Worstc Dress Goods -
yaris for 81, Shoes 50c. Laiirs latS ljc all
Wool Flanel l2!c, aud great many ol"r
ihings az cheap i'll proportion.
GRAHAM 4 SPARKS
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~ Laurens had $4,000 incerdary
fro last Tuesday morning.
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There "a No shortage in MI Scott. Accounts


We find in the Eers and C5uJier. OF the
4tb, the following very sa / factory refdia-
tiop Of the statement . ale IL The Cove n
o.'s message 10 the l. i'll cure, 'hst Mr.
Scoti. the efficient anj Courteous Treasurer
OF Union County, was SHIRT Si15 30 Ia his
account with the sta.e.
We consider Mr.. sco.t oae Of the most
sIemplarv. eract arA hcc=.S,. .usiurrs men
in The Slate, and felt sure that there was q
grave mistake in ih, rep 1T that he was
she ri one dollsr in his Office. When Mr..
Scott goes wrong in his official duties we
shall mis,rus, the honesty Of any msu;
To INC Eai,aSr af tAA ASAssSs 70 make brisi
statement through your columns OF that
Part If Governor Til'ma,'s message TO tbe
| Lcy stature, now in ses ,ion, in which he re-
| fers n the shortage in the treasurers' Offices
| ia Charlc~ton, Sumter ard Union COUNTIES
This do in justice to myself md for the in
formnt on Of the people Of Union County.
make the assertion most cnphatically ihoi
there is no shortage in the tre surcr's Office
Of Union County, and, rs ! understand the
term shrrtnge, there never has been a short.
age in the trcasurers Office OF U"ion County
| i
have always been financially NJ le 10 meet
every demand made upon me by the proper
| auth Diitics, and have never ailCl to d. 50
| promptly when there was funds due ard in
my hands.
The mention OF n shortage in the Trpasur
cr's Office cf Union County, by Governor
| 1il.mNn, nj grew out of III sake whic!
occurrc in my settlement with Comptro'lc'
| General Ellerbc for the Inst fl cal year. The
mistake ,ccurrci in this way: When
scttlcI with the Comptroller General for the
fiscal year lSSS-89 | owed the State $il5 80
laiA sAa -amsvat - tAsr Stvslta Slvslt vris rIiss.saler
it was thought'cssy placed with my other
receipts from the Sta'e Trc 'surcr. lIcnc,
the receipt wa' brought in ~ u credit I,
ne in tic last settlement with Comy trollei
| General EIlcrhe, when it should not hav,
| h,cn. Several months after the seltlcm,n N
was notified by Comptroller General Ell rb,
that in looking over his papers and b ok
he had discovered II mistake which hat
ccurIci III our settlement of $ ilj 30 an
that was yet due the State thtt amount f,i
the fiscal ) ear lSS9-90, and after an invcoii
r:ii II found him correct, and | ut once
paid ia" amount over to the State Treasurer
III" mistake was wholly unintcntional o. my
part. IL Vas sim: j. u human error con-
m'tlcl by myself, C0mttrcl or Genera
| El'c, he a,.d Audit Morgan.
II has been my most carrcst ctfht ant
desire sincc have breu treasurer OF Unirr
Couniy. to p'; form the duties Of that oilc,
faithfully and with all fairness to my con
st,lucnts. aud fell quite thankful that an
assured, hy the frank expressions of mum
bcrs Of lha be men in the county, thu.
HHvc ..s~~vgT HfDo>t Unanimous isfiotion il
the dischnpC of my official duty.
| j. u. Il. SCOTr, County Treasurer.
Office Of County Treasurer, UnioH, $. G.
| December -
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Convention will meet ut FL Bethel on tho 1ih
Sabbath (27th) Of this month. Program next
week.
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Some wonderful bargains in Mems Hats.
at GRAHAM s. SPARKS.
~ CSf0ncrwrcguy -ncld on ioquesl,,
last Wednesday over the body of Mrs. Banks
Gregory, who was founl d,ni in her bed
that morning The jury returned verdict
Of death from Rheumatism Of The heart"
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Milk Cow for Slae.

I HAVE god Milk Cow f,r sale, at a
l. fur price.
Mrs. +. L. SPEARS.
Dec IL so 2t*
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Safety Pins &c dozen. Dexter White
Knitting Cotton &C., at III. Nj. COHEN Il
BROS.
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uhe JUsskly Huiou 6imes
Il. n. sToKHS, Editor
e. 8. STOKES, Local Editor
sUBsoRfpTYoN, 81 so rER 4NNUA
7osr oYrIcE DIRECTORY.

POST oTrIcE DIRECTORY.
Tho p. O. will be opened for business
nom "A. NJ. to 600 r. Al.
= ~.- :...y vrucr department will be
epspsd for business from o A. NJ. TO T.. NJ.
TIE Northern mail will close a. l2P.
NJ. sud the Southern Mail at 600 p. M,
Any lnalt6ption or irregularities should
rs yspsrted promptly ths Y. a
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11

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