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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
The United States Signal Service officer in
this city furnishes the following:
SPECIAL WEATHER BULLETIN.

A Freezing Temperature Prevails in Many
Sections of the Country.
An area of high pressure, with fair weather,
dominated the country to-day. except the east.
ern part of the lake regions and the Middle
Atlantic and New England States. There
was rain in Virginia and light snow in
New York. Ohio. Pennsylvania, Mich
igan, Kentucky and Tennessee. In all
the States except those bordering the Atlantic
ana Gulf coasts, it was below freezing. In
the lake regions and Central Rocky Mountain
States it was from 100 to 200 below freezing.
The coolest place was Reckliffe, Canada, 100
above zero Brisk northwest winds prevailed
along the coast. There are Still no storms
developing in any part of the country. a
most unusual occurrence at this season of
the year.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
4 CLUB AT ALTOONA.
1t Is Expected That the Cuban Giants Will
Play There This Season.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATcHl

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.l
ALTOONA, April Alt looks if this town
is going to have baseball club for the coming
season. The members of the Altoona Driving
Park have taken hold of the matter. +. K.
Myers, CT Harrisburg, who is one of the owners
OF the Cuban Giants, has made proposition to
locate the team here as representative of the
Atlantic Association.
The Park Association held q meeting Thurs
day evening and discussed the matter. There
is a strong probability that the Giants will be
located here The club is composed of fine
ball players, who were the leaders in the Inter-
State League last season. The grounds at the
park will be put in shape as soon as the weather
permits.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
Selected Their Colors.

There was meeting of the Allegheny Ath-
le,ic Association yesterday afternoon at the
office of o. D. Thompson. 1t was decided that
the clubs colors be blue with narrow white
stripes about an inch apart. The clubs badge
will be white with blue keystone as q center
emblem.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
spotted fever is reported here to-day. A little
5year-old girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward was
tha victim
Trf-State Breyities,

Tri-State Brevities.
THE funeral of the Nicely brothers has been
postponed until this afternoon.
THE grip is epidemic in Easton and other
points in Eastern Pennsylvania.
THE body of william Bracher was found In
a creek not far from Bethlehem yesterday
Murder Is suspected.
Two little children of David Carroll, of
Greensburg. died Friday morning from eating
some poisonous substance. Another child may
die.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
viii Keep the Score Cards.

The local baseball club will keep its score
card privilege this year. There were several
applicants for the contract, but all money to
be made in that line will be kept by the club.
A. G. Pratt has, therefore, ordered $1,000 score
cards for the club.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
Wants to Be an Umpire.

WASHINGTON, April AIN the mail received
to-day by President Young, of the National
League, was communication from
William A. Sunday, Of the Philadelphia
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

Three-base hit-Nlrtue.
Two-base hits-Mc kean. Tebeau, Virtue.
Stuck out-By Young. /; by Staley, l.
Bases on balls-By Staley. /: by Viau, 3.
Umpires-Beatin, Mack and Berger.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
INDORSEM EMS

OF Dr.. copeIand's Home Treatment fos
Cstarrh.
The following are the names of few Of the
many grateful patients who have been cured by
DIR. CopeIand's Home Treatment, and have
kindly requested their names be used as refer
ence:
Miss Lottie ]. Forker, No. 299 Arch streer,
Meadville, Pa
Mr.. w. c. Wilson, Canonsburg. Pa.
Mr.. Thomas G. Hooper, Braddock, Pa
Mr.. John Wright, Chicago Junction, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
Youngstown May Join.

IsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPArcH.l
YoUNGsTowN. o., April "A delegation of
baseball magnates interested in the Ohio and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
A SUICIDE IN A HOTEL,

Miss SchweItzer Kills Herself After Settling
With Her Landlord.
rprc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcR.,
CANTON, April 4.-Miss Carrie Schweitzer to.
night committed suicide at the Hurford House
by drinking poison.
She had gone from the Jail to the hotel for
the purpose of settling her bill with the land.
lord. She took the poison and expired . short
time afterward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

Mr.. J. P. Shanahan, gardener living at 33l4
Penn avenue. this city, said:
II have been constant sufferer for three
years. / tried doctors until l was almost con-
vinced that nv case was Incurable.
81 have suffered from dull. heavy pains in
the eyes and on the top of the head. My hear
ing was bad. Breath was offensive. My nose
stopped up. l constantly hawked and spit up
mucus. My throat was harsh and dry. felt
dizzy and my whole body panied me. My
nights rest was never refreshing always felt
tired. 1 thought my aiment would turn into
consumption.
toms disappeared. one by one. Drs. Copeland
and Blair's treatment has made me feel better in
every way, and stand ready to prove this il
anyone doubts"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

Spotted Fever In McKeesport.
,srEcIAL TELEeRAx TO THE DISPATCH,
BRADDocK, April 4.-The first fatal case of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05
ANOTHER STATEMENT.

Mr.. RobL Ramsey a fireman the P. c. Il
st. l. r. R.. living at Mansfield, Pa. saws:
II suffered for year from catarrhal troubles.
My stomach panied me and lost my appetite.
/ ached all over. Drs. Copeland and Blair'9
treatment cured me of my ailments and am
clad that come"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07
Snlanoii6.

Gattletts6urs, 3p, 2. ausuit. 81
Der Na6t uOm lebten Sreitas iuurben
elm Serr Srumfielo, beien 5rau unb
flint Sinocr III @apue County, %. 90,
BON S%talieueru, welde on Der gtorfoli
uno &eItern @ilenbobn arbeiteten, ers
morbet. Gttua 50 berlelben, nel6e it9
betrunteu batten, fnmen na6 oem Saule
8rumfielos, bon weldem es bieB, bah
er riel @elo babe, uno forberten ginlnB,
l%uoranf lie bas Saus nit 3aunpfd9len
uno Sniitteln an9rifen. 8rumfielo
unb feline beioen bal9ertuadienen s6bue
rcrtbeioisten iid mltbis, ieoo9 i6eiuen
iie feline @affen 9ebabt ST. baben. Sbre
In9reifer erbraden Die Sbiiren unn
Seniter uno i6lnsen Srumfielb uno
beiien SD6e nit &niitteln tuot, ipo-
rauf ie i6nen nod bic Sdlle bur6idnit=
Ten uub Sti6lpmocn beibra6ten. Damn
er9riffen lie Die Srau unb Die iiin9eren
3inber unO ermorbeten au6 oieIe.
Ha6bem iie bas Suus nad 8ert9iaden
our6iudt batten. branuten iie baiielbe
nieoer. @s beiBt, baB Seinbe 8rum<
fielbs Die Staliencr 81 Der Sbat auf9ez
rei5t 6aben-
Grelton, D., 2. Gusult. Srdufein
aanie Selmun uerlu9te seitern bier
,as &inb ibrer S9iueiter, bas auf
'em @eleiie itano. Dor einem beran.
la6enoen 3u9e 81 retten unb ipurbe
el6it iberfabren Enb aetObtet.
9erinstou, Sp, 2. Gu9uit. Su GEL.
.1anteiun, einem ausi9liesfi9 BON
b%eiuobnten 9orurt, wuroe
eitern 9ta6t @Dntt Burnett uon
Ieff. Siderion eritoden. 2ebterer
bliste leinem @esner ben sanSen
auf, 10 baB Die @eodrne anf l.,
IN SuBbobeu ftelen. r
Senper, Col, 3. Gusuit. auf eiz +
nj Ball in einem S9ulbauIe in ben +
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07
9ir curne Der @hlaHujiat elf.

Die S.ueue Der S9lafoiisfeit it neuumal
aus ;ebn elm bpspeplii6er Naaen. Cute
Serbouun9 9ibt 9~eiunben S6laf,S nbiseition
pertreibt i'm. @ebirn unb Masen ite6en aus
lantmen i'm Jtapport. Gines Der bebeutIam=
item Spmptome bes 9ei6wddten .3ultanbes
Der saitril6en Orsane 1T cine St6rlna inn
QroBen NerpenzS ammelpunft, benz Gjebiru.
Starte ben Ma9en u1b feline gterpen berubi=
gen lid. Sin bO6it wirfiames Mittel ;ur
@rre!9un9 bieies !3wedes lit Sotetter's Ia=
9enbitters, pel6es miueraliid den unb narfoti=
lben ErGparaten BET peitem porsusieben in.
mel9e. 1penn aud fir ben augenbIid einen
slnl9l9ferneen ober rl9tiser abitnmpfenben
gtltluB auf bic &ebirntbGtisfeit ausiiben.
balb periasen NIB tets bi. seiunbe Waaen.
fbaft9telt b~eeintrGdti9en. Sas Sitters ba.
9e9en lteut Dor auem Die re9elm1aBi9e Sbatie
teit oteies pi6ti9en Organs ipieber Der ieiIi
@inluB duBert iib brett burd
9elu1oen S9laf nnb berubiaenbe, nidt alb
lturnpTert6e Reaction auf bas Teruenipfem.
allb bic SbGtisteit Der 2eber mno Der Ginoez
lpeloe our3 baiielbe i'll aeiunobeitf6rberli6er
an9ere9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07
Grnteausfaten.

Ser p&eidsan5eiser" per5fentli6
cine &unoidan iiber ben @eltsetreibe.
banoel int @Onat SUM-. SIN @Gse.
mei1en miro feitseite0i, baB ii9 Die
@rntc=Inslidten i'm Sum- gebpben fat,
ten aud iii 5ranfrei9. tuo Die Setir6-
tln9en ON itdrtiten ruaren. Smmerbin
iperbe bas 9ef5it Srantrei6s sueifefz
log iebr sroB bleibeu. 8etrefs &uB.
lambs ueripirre ii9 bel Der 8crl6iebeu=
arti9feit Der bon bort fommenben Be-
bas @eiammtbilb oerartie, bas
man in unflaren bleibt, ub Die ruliiIhe
Selammt@grnt gut ober idle9t ober
'eines BON teiben iueroen iuirb. ,.Mau
bari .ni9t iiberiebeu," 10 beiBt es ,uei=
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07

9e9en SerltOpfuns uoer sa5triIden
Sppfl9mer5 iuenbet Or. Yierce's 8eIets
an; rein pesetabiliid. Cine pro 9pSis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07

SD 9ebrau9e idon felt pielen Sab.
rem III mciner Samilie Or. IuauIt
&Oni9's Snmbnrser Eropfen se9en Sc,
Der, Wea9en= uno 9ierenleiben. sic ct;
iue'len Ii9 ilnner als uniibertrefli9.-
Ycter S6ma, gopinaton. Sub.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07

Seit uiclen Snbrcn iuur Serr 9. s
Sbompion bon 9es MOines, Soipa,
i6iuer nit 6roniidem 9urdfan bebafs
tet. ST iu9t: u3u 3eiten mar er iebr
i6luer, 10 buB i6 firdtete, CT iuiiroe
melr 2eben enoi9en. Sor unsefGbr 10
Subren peridaffte ib mir sufdai9 cine
5laide BON Gbamberlaln's G6olera unb
9iarrb6e Mittel. @s balf mir raid
uno i6 CLAUDE cs furirte MIDI bauernD,
ba i6 iebt pDne S6aoen Ines. mas i6
man eiie Uber trinte." SD babe es al6
in meiner 6amllie nit benz beiten Gr,
fol9e 9ebraudt. 3u perfauien be-
Simon SDe9er & &c., 9rafe, 0to.
Sintboelter d Suente, Worrilpn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07

ter, sbaB &uB!anb iid i'm lebten Sabrs
5ebnt ioiuobl fir @eiaen afs
fur &o99en gum nIIerbebeuten6ften
8eriorscr gurupas unter alien Export
ldnbern emporsearbeitet BOT, uno bab
bieies @sal elm sr6Berer ausfaI bierin.
i'm 8erlaufe Der &asne umIomebr
ms @efpi6t fallen miBte, als neben
benz re%selmdBisen ~itarten 8ebarf gnsz
lambs elm md6ti9es Defisit,ber fontinens
talen @rnte gut Su MAIDEN ttetbt. al
leroinss ueripri9t llnsarn quite grtrdse
sn serpinncu, unb mebr nod iteben III
Nmerifa srUBe Auantitdten in Iusii1t;
aber lebtere oirften ni9t uus9esli4en
tueroen ourd einen Minoer- @rport&u6=
lanns. penn cine beqneme 8~er,urguns
bes aIsemeinen 9ebarfes fib ponsieben
iol." Sebr bOffnansspuu, flinst bos
seraoe ni9t. Sn Der S6tloeruna beg
@eitdfts9anses Der ein5elnen 2dnoer
ipirb be5iisii9 9eutidlanbs aussefibrt
oaB Der SUM- cine ipeitere 8eri6drfuns
Der Sage ni9t sebradt babe uno bab
uor ei1em Wansel an Bacterial beim
8onIum feline &eoe iein tonne, tuie fid
in benz bon ISOLDE All @ode ih(eppeu.
Der iueroenoen @eidaftssanqe Deg 0sct.
les 5eise.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07
Grfulg ;eugte Subrrf6t.

DIS 10 erIOlsrei6 bat ii6 Or. 8ierce's
Wteoical DISCOVERY I'M Seilen bon
6ronlihem Extraordinarily, 2uftrDbren=
uuo Salsfrantbeiteu heiuieIen, bas feline
5abrifanten es jebt our6 Gpotbefer I'M
ter elllcr ppiitioen @arantie perfauten.
oaB es tuenn oroentli6 probirt, in iebem
Sale bon Nuben icin uoer beilen, poer
bas bafir beSablte @eto suriifseaeben
iutrb. S6ipinoia6t %. i. Sfropbulule
Der 2un9en) miro ebenfaus our6 bieie
iuunoeroolle Mebi5in, iuenn rettseitia
etn9enommen, sebeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-07

.ine @Iploiion ibla9enoer @etter 9e<
.6btet uno Is nertuunoet ipurben:
Berlin, 30. Suli. Der 8eiu9 beg
Wauioleunts bes &aiiers 5riebri6 am
unb @eburtstuse beielben 1T
benz gublifum fernerbin nidt mebr &C.
Itattet. Man bat firSlid an ber@eauer
beg Rauioleums cine beleibisenbe Sn-
i9rift entbedt, mas Die faiierlide So
iebr auf9ebra6t bat.
@ien, 80. Suti. Sn Beiiarabiea
berri9t cine tuubre S%uusersnOtb. Sn
Der 9ruuin5ialbauptitubt 8ii9enef iino
in neuer 3eit 10 8erionen Sunsers
seItorten. airSlid fanb elm 8robfra<
moi itatt. Gs iuuroen bic Bidder uno
5leil6erldben 9efirmt unb als9es
raubt. Die 8oliSei mar Der wiitben.
ben Mniie %st9eniber ma9tlos uno rief
na6oem Elm Mit9lie6 erialusen, meb1
rere i9per perlest tporoeu iparen, Wtl'
litdr aus Senoer Su Sllfe. Sest lpuroe
Der aufltano unteroriidt uno uuter Den
@eian9enen ruii'i6e Suiti5 selbt. Spei
un9lldli6e muroen auf DHeutltdem
Blase 81 5oOe 9efnutet u1o d sur DE
portatipn nad) Gibirien uerlrtbellt.
Siele 2eute iino iber bic nabe SrenSe
nod Gumdnien entfoben.
Su Der &rouin5 @o!bpnieu wutbet
Der Sun9ertgp6us. Sn man6en Srz
ten 1tcrben bic aeute 10 muiienbaft, Dap
bic seiunben Sewobuer nibt mebr 5ur
Seerbieunq Der 5Uben ausreiten ullc
baB strdTinse aus ben 5n6tbdulerr
babel 6elfen miiIen.
Gus ben Sodwaier.@ an Del
glbe uno ODER, aus benz Spreetpalo'
uilu. laufeu m%uufb6rli6 troltlole Se
ri6te ii6er Die bort anseri9teten Ser
p%litun9en Elm. 9ie Grute lit i'll Der
betruffenen 8ebieten oOnitanbis perni6
tet. 3nblrei9e Counties baben Samm
lunsen SIT @unlten Der Spfer Der lleber
i6pemmungen eiuseleitet.
Ser Shirt BON 2lppesS etmplo II
eiu fleiner Spram unb iuirh bon lellel
untert6anen ni9t iebr seliebt. Yin
Meiiten drgert ben Tiirlten Die Social
lilten uno er fat ieiner Goli5ei itren9it
Orber 9e9ebcu, ale focialiltiid'M Ser
lammlult9en a~uf5ul0len. Iber Die 90
cials0 cnpfraten babeu li6 babur6 MID
beirren luiIen unb iosar cine 9roBe In
Sabt 9roielpten unttr oenllnSufriebeltel
aematt. Gjcitern iuOlltcn Die Socia
liiten trpb bes SerbOtes cine Serlumm
flung i'll 9etmulo abhalten unb als bi
3. YoliSet eiuI9ritt, fam cs 81 &eibereier
luenn Die iociatiiiiGen 5ibrer ni6t mi
fueiBer Wf1Bi9un9 etn9el6rltten iuarell
wirbe cs Ii6crli6 blutise &6pIe ab9e
iebt baben.
Berlin, 80. Suli. Or. 3bumn
bon 9iiiIelbori ba: einen 9eridt ptr0f
fentlidt, wel6cr 9enen, Die an bi
6eilfrnft Der 9pmpbe bes Srofelior:
Sod sluubeu, 9rpBes ger9niigen Der
urIadt bat. 81. S6amm la9t, es le
ibm s~elnn9cr, 40 Yro5ent aler 2nber'
te~ltranten, iuelde ct bebanoelte. poll
ltduoi9 81 bellen uno il Al 8rojen'
Der antereu Safe, tuelde er ebenfnu:
na9 benz 9od'i9en Serfubreu beban
bette, babe or b1friebi9ence &eIultat
erSielt. 9ie anbdnser oes SrcfeiiOr!
Sod iito nntiirli9 bod %crfrent ube'
bteien 8eri6t, pcl9er. wie man 9loubt
uiel sur Selebun9 bes Mutbes De
S6tpanfenben beitra9eu miro.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-18
For tho the TIMES.
Tho Two Springs ON the Diamond.

match game Of base ball was PLAYED on
the ground Of the West Springs club, on the
evening Of the 11th, iust., between the home
club aud Glenn Springs club, which re.
suited in complete victory for the wes.
Springs nine; The score stan ling la to3.
This was the third game this season be.
tween these two clubs. The hrst was On
the same ground, and the home nine WAS
ahead, the SCORE being 10 to Is.
The second was on tho grounds Of The
Glenn Springs nine. in which they were
victorious; the score being 80 to 2l. In this
game the West Spring, club was sho.d till lhe
9th inning, when part of the nine got osrs-
le's and allowed the Glenn Spring. club to
get ahead. We pub!i,h this statement in our
defence, bSSsu:S our opponents wro,e up
the game that they were victorious in, and
tr'od to mako 1t appear that IL was an easy
matter to wak our log, but the above i, the
true statement. We, the West Springs nine,
have won two games out Of three. aud ws
think that We can stand our hand 40 well 10
Inc future. WEST SPRINGS.
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Correspondence OF tho Union TIMES
Notes from Meador.

MEADoR, Sept. l6th.--Cotton i, beginning
to open very fast now. Very little has been
picked. BY the middle Of September las.
year good deal had been gathered, while
the fields were white with the "Aesoy sta
pie"
As Rev. b. C. Lamp!ey is assisting Rev.
B. 9. Covington, in q meeting at Florence,
he will be unable 70 FIJI his appointment ct
Beulah next Saturday but will bs present
on Sunday. =
DIR. a; + Fant went 70 CHESTER on Z, husi-
nsss trip last Fridsy.
Miss Moliis Coleman is visiting Rev. b. C.
Lamp!ey's family IL Union.
Mrs M. p. Murphy and Miss Ophslis
Je' or hare returned frcm visit to thsir sis
Ter, Mrs. 8. 8. Smith, AMI Mrs. 8. 8. Smith
!s now visiting her father, Mr.. G. H. Jeter.
W. DC.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-18
Correspondence Of the TIMES.
Ssntuo Crops. Yellow Jackets and Person

SANTUC, Sept. l4.-Last week was fair
| one until Friday. and considerable 70 Ider
was cave but there is still large amount
70 pull, as large corn crop was planted. A
grea' part of II, however. is fine large stalk
with not a nubbio on il. lit wee az rood
generally as last year. the farmers would
have corn To sell, and keep"
Cotton Is beginning to open, and some saw
the pickers are ut work, Mr.. Frank Davis
had bale ginned here Saturday,. Ha,
there been any to beat himf.
w: Is. Cs MIR. Opossum can scarcely hold
O light to Mrs Weazls Of SAntuc. Last
Friday, Tobe Thompson, q oolored man. Iiv-
ing on Mr.. l.. B. Jeter's place disc,verej A
Heazle with six young ones in a box Of
quilts and clothing 10 his house, and had in
there three chickens, probably for future
use: Iobe says she came TO kesp house
with him but he quickly dispatched them.
Yesterday while c,n'ng from church i
unkno~ingly role mule into yellow
jackets nest, and naturally had real runa-
way scrape." The muls plunged into a
swamp and through briers. did not try 10
stop him, for preferred briers to the in.
sinuating company OF yellow jackets.
fone ofthose little "varmints" hal got
hrmy on me. do be'isveI could have
Jumped OIL and out ran that mule through
cloths on.
Mr.. =. n. Js,sri Is ssili very sick. II ba.
been some time since his face has been seen.
out. He has scores Of sympathxevs in his
affection.
Miss Emma Sparks, Of near Lower Fair
Forest has been vi,i'ing at Mr.. r. C.
Miss vickie Po,ke, = pretty young lady |
81 Glenn Springs, is visiting relatives 81 this |
place. E.W.
We have something special I, show you
IN Clothing. Call ut once.
GRAHAM & SPARKl
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L"aies' now Is the time to buy new hat,
and get full seasons wear out az r..
Save money and buy from
GRAHAM & SPARKS.

AN Essay ON MAN.-Msn that i, born of
WON m Is small potatoes ani few in n hill
tie rises up to-day and fourishes like : rar-
weed. and tomorrow or tho n.xt iIav AZ.
undertaken hath him. He gocth forth n
the morning warbling like q lark. ahd n
knocked out in one round and two 5000 de
In the midst OF life he is in debt; and tta
tax collector pursues him wherever he eoeth5s
The banister of life is full Of splinters. and
he slideth down with great rapiditv. III
waiketh for.h in the bright sunlishs to ab,o,b b
ozone, and neeieth the bank le:er with Z
sight draft for 1857. -.
lie oome:h home at eventids and meetefh
the wheelbsrrow in his path. Il riseth nm
and smiteth him to the earth, and falletk
npon him, and runneth one of it's Legs INTO
his ear. .o
In the gentle springtime he putteth ON bis
summer clothes and blizzard striketh b m
far from home and 6isth him with c,iss
words and rheumatism. In the winter hs
puteth On winter trousers and WASH that
abideth excitement. He startsth down into
the cellar with an olsander and g,eth back.
ward, and the o'eander. comsth sficr him 49,
sitteth upon him. 80 -
He buyeth a watch. dog, and when he
cometh home from the lodge the watch-doy
treeth him and stitch nsar him nnt;2 Z
rosy morn. He goeth to the horse trot and !
oeheth his money on the brown mare And
the bay gelding with base fa,c wiapeih.
lie msrrieth red headed heiress with :
wart on her nose, and the next days.fbe
parent ancestor goeth under with a fcs
re t and great liabilities, .snd coueth
70 live with his beloved son in Jaw W;ey
County Demoenat.
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SrtciMEN CASES S. II. G ifford, New
Cas'el, Wis, was troubled with Neuralpia
and Rheumatism. his Stomach wa, dis
ordered, his Liver was effected TO an alarm
ing degree, appetite fell away, aud he wa.
ter IDLY reduced in fe.h and strength.
Three bottles Of Electr Biitcrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III E, hada
running sore on his leg OF eight years stand
ing. Used three bottles Of Electric Bttters
andseven boxes OF Bucklens Arnicl Salve and
MS reg Is SOUND and well. Jrhn Speaker, Ca
taw5a, o., had five large Fever sores ON his
leg. doctors said he was inouratle. One bnt,
tie Il ectric Bitteis and one box Buckien's
Arnica Sslve cured h IN entirely Sud by
u. Posey, Drug Store.
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Ma. EDiroR: Please allow a small spacs
70 your columns to publish the following
resolutions, which were unanimousiy pas.cd
oy Duck Pond Alliance, 1t It's lest regular
meeting, held on the 18th inst
:, Reso!ved, That We. the members II Duck
rond Alliance, Of Uaion, s m, b Caro.i-a. viii
not have any c'iton weighed by tho prcsent :
COTTON 70 wei Cher. elected BY tte Town Council, /,
HtsolssS. Thai this resolution BE- publIsss
90 In the Weekly Union Tlnss.
JoNs wix.
Secretsry.
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THE RING OF rnR TRUE METAL ---Edgeieli,
Sentemher I2.-Aerriwether All; .ace, ios..--
cd twenty milo, west of Ejge6eld, at recent
meeting adopted the following resolutions I:
lst We owe our first allegiance to the Dam-
cratic or white mans Tarty Of South Cars.
lima. ----------- e.
su: II r. fnar we condemn what IL tsrme he
sub-ire ,sury plan. 2-s
I'D. That We condemn Government controi
or ownership Of railroads.
sth That we Condemn the Thiri Party
movement, bccsuse We believe al thr:a
measures to be unw wise, undeuooratic. ami
tend to divide tho white people ID Demo
cratic party.
oth. IL .maoks of social sn aad /. downrieht
laterasiism; we OPP sci the Haskell ma,..
ment last year because il appe.led Z, the
negro and n!ion, aud perforcs we mast OBJ
pose those ideas. of
9TH. That this being Governor Tilmou..
own 'ownship. We, tho Merriwe,hsr A iIiance.
WISH to emphasize our continued conf lencs
IN his ability. integrity and Demo ,r.cy.
j. o. Haldc-, President.
II. II. Towns, Secretary. &
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Correspondence ofthe TiMEs.
Do You Hear the News From p.,h,.

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 15.--Mr Editor: Jones.
VILE circuit is being moved from ceutre 70
circumference. The great revival now being
carried on at Bethlehem 10 without no,.,,aI
In the history Of the county. From rs to
100 conversions already. and still the good
WORK goes on. Whole families are being
converter. Old mon say they never saw
anything like it. Family altar, have been
erected in nearly every houssh DID One tells
me every family in his community have
fm'ly prayers. AT Bethlehem is good place
t. be; I've been there. Revs. ID. p. Boyd
and NJ. Is. Kelly are very earnest, and re-
joicing at tho rich harvest. More in. our
NEXT 3or
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Personals.

DR. an Mrs. B. F. Rawls. of Asheyilie
paid visit to their relatives anil friend. ,b;s
week.
MIR. '" II. Belk, Of Monroe, n. c., was In
town on aus;ness this week.
Capt. John /. Weber, of Charleston, paid
visit to Col. John l.. Young and family this
week.
lr'f Is. F. Bailey, Of Columbia, spont =
lew days ia Union this week on business.