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TO ROAD OVERSEERS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. !
UNION COUNTY, Feb. 9th, 1891. I

S'ioN No'''ii, iV'. ctH, loVI.
NNliE Road Ovcrscers throughout the County
J. are hereby notified that they must call
out the hands li,b'e to Road duty in their
section, and put the public roads in order,
according to the requirement., OF the law.
We hereby warn all overscers thst wo
mean business in this call, and shall hold
them Responsible for any dcreleciion or
neglect of duty, for inferior road work, or
for neglccting to report my hand that neg
lccts to perform hi, duly the ful twelve
days required by the law.
The law requires the road to ba 20 feet
wide i'll every case where it is possible; the
road 10 he well diichcd, the centre to bs
higher and slorcd To the ditch, on both sides
This is the kind of work we shall demand of
al Oversccrs, and wherever we frd it is
rot done We shall certainly try what vhtue
lherc is in the law.
There must be no play or shirking of
york. while the present comm ssoners are
in office. The roads MUST RE WORKED,
and all persons whr fail to do their full duty
shall be punished according to law.
N. KELLY,
a. CHAMBERS,
W. VI. GALLNAN
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FOR JUST 25 CENTS,
WILL GIVE YOU

An Adze.Eye Hammer, llatchet, Hand
saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Wise,
n Monkey Wrench long handle Rake. lice,
Smoothing Iron, II qt. Dish Pan, 10 qt.
Tin Bucket, qt. Coffee Pot, gal. Measure,
Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket. Solid Brass
Waiter, large high-footcd Glass Lemp, large
G'ass Pitcher, | set Of Tumblors, | set of
Goblets, large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Caster,
n big assortment of China Plates, Cups and
Sauccrs, q big assortment Of Yeliowware,
Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Caps,
Mems Wool Caps, Mems and Boys Wool
Hats, nice assortment Of Jeweiry, Combs
and Brushes, Du. tiog and Cleaning Brush
and Trays, Saddle Blankets, Iron Stone
Granite Fiat Dish, non-brcakablc Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, anl hundreds Of
nice and large pieces of Wooden, Tin, Glass,
Crockcry aud Hardware, many OF which
were formerly sold for 80 and 70 cen's.
am also constantly adding to my aud
10 cent counters they are now exceedingly
attractive. Customers for these counters
frequently come from ether countics. In
fact, often sell these goods to travelling
gentlemen from MI parts of the country.-
Those gentlemen who see n great deal, and
know all about prices, know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Here is the place to g,s
your .fuH moneys worth.
Don't Forget that l Keep Also Full
Line of
STAPLE nnd FANCY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY and QUEENSWARE,
TIN and HOLLOWWARE,
WOODEN and HARDWARE,
JUG and JARWARE and FLOWER POTS,
OILS and PAINTS, ami WINDOW GLASS,
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
and in fact. n most generous line Of General
Merchandise, which am selling a. cheap,
and perhaps cheaper than the cheapest.
S. NJ. RICE, JR., +. U.
Feb 27 9 n
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\. G. BENTLEY.

The friends of A. G. Bentley respectfully
announce him us IL candidate III the aI,-
rronching Primary election, for the Office OF
Supervisor of Registrati,n. for Union
County, to fill out the mcxpired term Of
CAPT. TbCs. Conner, dcccase ed Il
MANY FRIENDS
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T. JEFF. II. SMITH.

respectfully announce myself as can
dida,c in the approaching Primary Elect;. IL
for The office Of Supervisor f Registration f. r
Union County, TO fill out the nn"Ap,r,d i.rm
of Capt. Thomas Conner, deceased :;
L. JEFF, ii. SMIiU,
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For Supervisor of Reg istratiOn.
u. II. MCPHERSON.

The friends Of that old Democratic war
horse, d. II. MCPHERSON, knowing him
to be competent to fill the position, We place
his name before the people of Union for the
Office of Supervisor of Registration at the
approaching Primary Election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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woA'eY - lGA;%.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Jud,c.
Nv HEREAs, j. III. McKissick, rs .f;.crk
w Of Court has made suit L, NE 10
grant him Letters OF hduins ration ca Inc
e.tats and effects Off. III Coleman, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite aud admou.
ish all and singu'ar the kindred aud credt
orsof the said J. II. Co eo,~n ,d.sccn-cd,that-
they nc and appear, before me, in tie ConrL.
of Probate, to be held n, Union Court House,
South Car lima, on thc 5'h day OF March,
next, after publication hereof ~ IL o'tlogk
In the forenoon, t. sEow cause, if any th,y
have, why The said Administration shog,d
not be granted.
Given under my hand md seal this 22J
day Of .nuary, ammo Drm'ni, 1891.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 23d day of January,
1891, in the Weekly Union TINES and c py
posIel on Court House door.
Jan % 4 Ct
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List Of Letters

Remaining III the Postoffics at Union, for
the week ending Feb. 27th, 1891.
Miss Mamie Brandon, Mrs. Hattie Robin
Mr. NJ Giles, son
Miss NJ Galmore, Miss Carrie Reod
Marion Hughes, Mr. II CSparks,
Miss Elizabeth Joancs Mr. Prince Thomson
Mr. f l. Jetcr, Mr. Sherman Van
Robert Pat crson, lew,
Mess. Holoman & Elcy.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will DO required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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Notice Of Primary Election
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
UNION COUNTY

NNllERE will be held in each voting pre-.
l. cinct, on Tucsd,y the 10th day of
March, 1891, primary ceci II for the rur-
pose of nominating n candidate to serve out
tho uncxpirci term of the Hon. Robert
Little, deceased, in the Legislature.
Also, on the same dag, an election for the
purpose of nominating candidate for
Su. .ervisor cf Registration, 10 serve out the
uncxpircd term of Capt. Thomas Conner,
deceased.
The el ction will be governed by the sane
rules and regulations that governed The
elcc ion he'd in 1890
All gentlemen with political aspirations
are cordially invited 10 forward their an
nouncements to the Editor of the rIMgs at
once, hacked by a So bill also forward to
tho County Chairman 50 til to dcfrny the
cx.'erss of the canvass and TO pay for sick
cts. a. c. LILES,
County Chairman.
Feb u q 1t
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Notice Not to Hire.

A LII persons are warned not to hire Ben
IN Doean, colored, as he is under con-
tract with me for six months.
will prosecute TO the extent of the law
al PERSONS disregardinS this notice.
J. +. BELUE.
Feb. 81. 9 2t.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

At the urgent solicitation Of many friends,
/ hereby announce myself o candidate to fill
the unexpired term of the lamcntc DR.. u.
!...;;:;iiy, iii the iIouse OF Keprescn' atives,
j. W. GREGORY.
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A Word to the Wise.

A LII persons indebted to me by note or
n account, must settle the same by March
1st. l have heavy dcma"ds coming against
me, and i will &c obliged to meet them.
Respectfully,
I. l.. BAILEY.
Feb 20 8 81
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NJ. !. LEM ASTER.

The friends Of Mr.. NJ. l. Lcmastcr, know
ing him to be thoroughly competent to fill
the position, places his name before the pee
pie for the Office Of Supervisor of Rcgistra-
ton, in the approaching Primary Election.
MANY FRIENDS. 4
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+. GISr. BRIGGS.

hereby announce myself candidate for
The office Of Supervisor of Rcgistrati OH
for the unexrired term of Cat. Thomas
Conner. +. GIST BRIGGS
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Il. JEFF. GREER.

by the solicitation cf my friend. | an
nouncc myself as a candidate for Supervisor
of Registration, to fill the uucxrircd term
Of Capt. Thos. Conner deceased. Il
i. }. GREER
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ID. B. FIRE l..

hereby announce myself candiiate for
the Office OF Supervisor Of Reg gistrhtion, to
fill the unexpred term Of the late rbonas
Conner. ID. Ii. FREE. x
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The LAST CALL WITHOUT MoRE MONEY
All parties indebted to me by note or ac-
count must come in and settle at once, or take
the consequenccs.-I mean you.
l-tf w. ID. BEWLEY
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COME AND GET YOUR PAY.

All parties having fled their Jurors, Wit
ness aud Conetallcs Pay Certificates with
the Clerk of the Board, p'ior 10 Nov. lst.
last, arc no,ifei to ca'lmpo" 'hs uni,rtipned
a, the Office of Foster, wilkins s. Go for
their checks.
CNhS. BOLT,
Clerk Il. 4. G.
Feb. 6 G CT.
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Don't fail to attend tho Clearance sale O
Winter goods Mt GRAHAM & SPARKS.
They will save you money.
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G.. ~. WEBSTER.

hereby announce my yself n candidate 10 fiji
the unexpired term Of Capt. Thomas Conner
as Supervisor Of Registration.
G.. W. WEBSTER. K
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Spencer nj. tSice, ST., hlcX. ". hlS< hOpC.
l.. Coleman, Victoria s. Colemay William
Joynsr and ]. D. Chaalas;ein, partners,
trading under tho firm haho Of Elhart,
Joynor & Co, A. Br .fmnuland NJ. Braf-
man, partners, tra"ing as a. Drarman &
& Son. W. w. Draper. W, a. Moore. T..
w. Marsh, Sr., ard Is. S.Barry. rartncrs,
trading as Draper, Mone, & ca, o. p.
Day, F. W. Day and Gorge f. Foster,
partners, trading as o. F. Day, Son 4 Co..
George ID. Wit, George p. Watkins aud
John A. Witt, partners, trading rs Witt
Watkins, II. s. Og'esT. Charlie, G.
Craddock. j. Is. Tulwiler,W L. Bcrney,
j. II. Adams, w. ID. Adams and II. u. r.
Adams, psrtners, trading as Oglesby, Tut
wiler & Co., Z. 7. Tcif', W. L. rcfit, F. q.
Toft, Theodore Mentz, &C. Clark and j.
n. Beach, partners, trading rs Tefft, Will
lcrs & Co., l. L. FGlk and George W.
Falk, partpers, trading rs !. l.. Mlk &
Co., Thomas Il. MacGaha", Andrew s.
Brown and Robcr, l.. Evans, partners,
trading as MscGahan, Brown & Evans,
W. A. Moore, F.-W. Marsh, J. a. Smith,
j. Kingberry, w. j. Ashford aud NJ. d.
Marsh, partners, trading as Moore, Marsh
Everett. ". q. hag,S, {. RSl,ni no and
L. E. Barnwep, partners, trading rs NJ.
c. and j. F. Ki.er Il Co, Jshn l.. Brown,
J. D. Wellington an, pslcr NJ. Brown,
partners, trading rs HtQWn, wedding'on
Co., William b. sFfey. George l..
Blake and Ellory Brnnhaim, pa,tne,s,
trading as Marcy Bros. s. Co.. 4. S. J.
Perry, ii. X. Simonds, Jr.. II. a. prngl.,
partners, trading as Johnston, Crews & Co.,
Wade ii. Mac6e, as Admir-. of Agnes -
Maggie, deceased, J. \. F,r'cy, J. ..
Long, II. c. Oliver, J. III. Mckissick ard
Tho Exposition Cotton Mills Comrany,
DEFENDANTS.
lNO the dcfefendants above panied: You
l. ere hereby summoned apd r,qnircd t.
answer the complaint in this action, which IS
filed i'll The office Of the Clerk Of the Curt
OF fCOmmon Pleas for Unicn county 60 c,ni !,
and TO serves copy Of your ans Mcr to he sad
complaint on The sub.cr. Der ut his oiticc ~
Union, S. C, within twenty ,tayr after the
service hereof; cxclus vo T the day IF
service, AMI II you fhix to rmwcr
nj trlsj H aEssaiA AZ,
pluint.
D: 4. NNSEND,
Flantm Attorney.
Feb uary Ii. 1891.
10 the Defendants: Take notice. that the
Summons in the above ent tlcl action. of
which The above is n copy, andthc cont
plant therein were filed in The ottic" OF the
clerk OF Court of Common Plas Ga: Uu;on
~c"n'y aforesaid, on 25th Of February, 1891.
d. A. TOWNSEND.
PL.in'if's Attorney.
req Ii
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Summons FOR i"icf-Corp.ain, Served.
Cecil y. Sn iih, P'amtJ,
ry6htst
The Ma.,nchsct,, n"d Southern COnstruc-
ton C,mi 'ony, Dcfcnddr-
II, tho Dcfcuirnt n,-ovc nnrucd: ~.
\ " OU are h. rcl V lmmoned and required
A-4=.., ...war th., e~snptaiot In this action,
al which g c:fy is herewith served upon
wsiI, and 10 scrvun cory Of your answer 10
G:se snid compni,t ON the subscriber at his
"iIice, No. , Law Enuge, Union, South Caro-
hina within twenty Gays after tho service
hc,en. exclusive vi the day Of such service;
sni if you iail To answer tho complaint
within the time, aforesaid, the plaintiff in
! .hais action viii Npply 10 the Court for the
-elief demaaLel in The complaint.
Dated, Uniu1, S. g.. Dec. 23, a. D., 1880.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the defendant .abov" named: TAKE
notice. that the SUNNI, III III TINS action, OF
which the foregoing is a O. py, was h.eu In
the ofl ce of the Clerk of the oour. oi CoIh-
mon ilcns for Union County, r. oh,sn, 'nr
Ihe County OF Union, in the Stat OF SCUM
Caro- .in', On the 23d day of Deoenb> #, io'o.
WILLIAM MUM,
Plaintiffs AttornL. v
Union, C., Jan. 22. 1891.
Jan 23 RI
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VIM. A. NICHOLSON & SON,
B "A M * z r s
UNIOT SC.

general banking business transacted.
Deposits received, subject to check.
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made on al points.
Safe deposit boxes to rent.
Accounts Of indiviluais and firms solicited.
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SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE.
TERMS, @. O. D.

l am compelled to ply spot cnsi, Tor NIL
the stock aud labor | employ in Job Work.
and as have ao compete in price with the
largest establishments in The STAG, and
sometimes in III. North-all dcmnno ing
cash on delivery Of the w"rk-my Ir".its
are whitfield down toa vc"y small marS. II.
consequently cannot pay cash tor the lat ~
and Stock used ani give long crc lit on lac
work.
Ii is u t unusual for the To 'cc,i i've ,rrdcr I
Cor Joh Work. from parties who scnd thcu
cas-! 'cork to othcr Ilaces, hut pn'r"nizc me
whoa ticy want cr"dit, and sx!ct me &"
." .a,lS, il out"
Cnt cr that system Gnl my c." dit cn.:h n
or. Ike cp nc draircd of thr ne . AIRY =
tiorar y and cash. too, fr t!.e !,um I exec" :
liOr ,f cash wo'k
sli. NJ sdr @ @aSSS1,p,GS sysr
mado mouthy. Il. VI. STOKES
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Scrim 10 inches wide. 10 cts. yard. at
II. ". COHEN & BROS.

UNIQUE VALENTINE.-On last Saturday
Col. L. B. Dcmarcc, the temperance lecturer,
received unique valentine. 1t was en-
closed i'll an envelope postmarked Sumter,
S. c., and was nothing less than check for
n liberal amount. There was not line TO
indicate the sender, and Colonel Dcmarcc
has not the slightest surmsc as to who may
have sent it. If the work of the two gem
tlemcn. Mcssrs Beauchamp and Dcmarce,
WAS rs effective in Sumter ms it seems to be
in Yorkville, it is not improbable that the
check is simply silent expression of graft.
tude on the part of some father or wife who
has been intellectually benefited through their
efforts. lorkriWe Enquirer.
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Call and see the Big Bargains offered at
GARRETTS. My entire stock of Fancy
goods, China and Crockery Ware, is going at
sight Low rriccs =:n sell.
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Managers and Committees

OF PRIMARY ELECTION, MARCH r
10TH, 1891.
TIyHE following are the managers aud com
mi.tees Of The urinary election TO DO
he'd on the 10th. Of March, 1891. The
managers will send to the county chairman
for the ballot boxes and tickets b be used
UNION TOWNSHIP, UNION BOX.
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We represent the following Insurance
Companies
Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $lO,O71, $40
PhcniI Insurance Co., 4,7SI, ,256
Norwich Union F. ms. Society, 1,505,G31
Washington Life Insurance Co., 10000, 900
Fire, Lifo and Tornado Insurance.
Sept s &c Gm
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BILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
ENVELOPES, ClRCULARS,
BLANK NOTES, BLANK RECEIPTS.
COTTON BILLS. DODGERS,
BALL TICKETS. PROGRAMMES.
WEDDING INVITATIONS,
Executed promptly, in beat style. and ut
prices as low as in any other establishment
in tho State.
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XX. Should there be no choice at the
second election the County Executive Com
mittce shall order a third election t, be held
at such sims a, they may designate under
the Same regulations as the first.
BY order of the Executive Committc,
J. W. GREGoRY, A. c. LILES,
Sec. and Treas. Co. Ch'm'n.
Feb 27 9 2t
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Mr.. John n Spears IL . lucky man.
Probably nearly every writer In New
York hes rather envied him his sspert.
ence AZ shipwreck on the suorer Reef,
ansceomrsnsed by danger. cold or star.
walton, and with prospect Of unlimited
columns OF space for fine descriptive
writing up the story ef the wreck
Mr. spears II slender young man ~
medium height and thsrossh good tel
low. We wss in arseniAsd isst summer
sad has written mass hssezy articles
absat that queer far sway land His ap-
p~stsnee saeessts that his health may
isnpsi him IN TAXA thess excursions from
tAe pitAiess climate II Nee yesk.
The tssss Mas wks La the sssp.
! have . friend ~hs claims 10 10 IN .
Afss BIAS In All Amsfiss ~ho had The
grip. lie says he had ID ~ish ali The ps-.
sihts complications and symptoms ~kieh
~ift - ssasiensi IN tks encyclopaedia ~
tks future, asd shss hs easht g have =
psasias 10 tie issssests a ssisaes Ihat.
81 osass<. vas noss shsa sess ago he
has last rsfssssd the sxpsFisaes ana b
sessssstis proud sf IL
owsz LAsssea
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

How time hiesl Here's Billy Birchl Not
the Jolly end man Of the minstrel stage.
but well preserved. kindly faced man OF
middle age, whose hair and mustachs arr
silvsry gray. He IL seldom seen on the
stays now, and more's the ntyl He drifted
ont Of business some years ago Jack
Haverly. ! suppose, vas the principal
canss ~ this Birch took him into part
nership. and The house. 70 uss . theatrical
expression. "fsIi In two" He lives Ia .
modest house on Twenty third street. New
York city Though ~ times In his career
he has made ~ much - 500 . year
he Il practically dad broke" lie ap
pears oa the stage nov and again. and
lately coached the Progress ciab 81 sew
ysrk, In the presentation Of IN snssfsais
meat ssfs~s up ~ himssif. In hisp@rics
IL parrot which he pris~s very hishi,
snd fer which he has hses offered t5fn
Ne viii ACT part With H. though. He
ese ssd<ss IL one ~ the eisvsfsss parrots
ever iasrsiseesi snss shis esasssy. Ia has
quite "a sst>sssv. vesshaiAfy II eaa
sAsss had. vita lee frissss. sad every
sssFafna = asa the ssssf 10 tskss "a ths
cage. 10 cries sss, Coed ssafnineF' ! $40
Birch the sth=s a.f, Ard ~sea sc hesssas
reminiscent tie ssaffsss sStsesa ths
days ~hes sHsa<y ss< pEentifsi ssd ssv,
wAea sssasy sssA kim 10 Aaythiss sss
pirasifal. sss~ fssa his hsssy sssh
fslis las given ma ssfvlass sft<a TOO tsa
tsssss y sss<hss sfstsasssssss 49, tssse
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

PROM &c assa 81 the strsss Stairway cs@-
pssy Their Ess pisss.

fftssas y lAs tatsTssS etaSses taks set tes
The following - tile esstitFact thai the
employees are compelled 10 sisn be
fore gong 10 work for the company;
The undersigned. having entered tfiS
employ OF the Valley CITY street aud
Cable Railway Company OF sfaad Rap
lds, eofpoiatlon. aoes. ~ eoiissaefa'
ton IT sucn employment, hereby agree
to aud with said corporation. mat, dur
ing the entire period OF sad employ
ulent. whatever The nature OF tie same,
. days WORK shall not be limited 10 ten
houfs, but shall CONSIST 81 90 much time
each DAY as the nscess.tlss OF consen-
ienee of the business OF sald corporation
may seem TO require, IA the 1udgmcnt
of the proper otfcers, superintendents
or foremen thereof: and ia case sueh
days work shall NJ any time exceed ten
hours, l agree 10 perform the same
faithfully and promptly. and for the
wages agreed upon. "a the case may lie;
and do hereby waive any and all ben
efit, which | might otherwise derive
from the provisions Of act No. l37 OF
the legislature OF the state Of Michigan
of 1855, entitled; IAN ACT making ten
hours legal days work" approved
June 5, 1886, or from any amendments
or additions thereto that may hereafter
be passed.
The foregoing and following agree
ment IL understood TO be part OF the
contract OF employment aud 10 subject
TO no understanding. condition or mod
ificatlon. verbal. parol, or written; and
relates To work already performed as
we'll as to work hereafter 10 be per-
formed, il being expressly agreed and
admitted that all prior employment
and service were subject TO the like con-
ditions aud stipulations.
Aud IT is further agreed, That no
sum shall be at any time due and pay
able for my labor until the regular pay
day of said Corporation. next following
the performance OF such labor, and no
demand for payment shall ut any time
operate 20 make any such sum due and
payable prior to such pay day, as afore-
said.
And it is still further agreed. That
will allow and hereby authorize to be
taken out of my pay any damages for
injury caused by my csrclessness to the
Company's property; or To the property
of anyone else for which the Company
may be liable.
And it is further agreed, That, if any
wages or monies due or to become due,
to me from said Company shall be gar
nisheed or levied upon in the hands of
said Company, the latter shall have
lien on such wages or monies, and such
as thereafter snail become due, for all
costs, attorneys fees, expenses, or other
charges and disbursements that said
Company shall in any way be put to, in,
about. or III connection with sucn gar
nishment, and tins lien shall be prior
and paramount to any assignment 10y
| me, and to any punishment, lien or
other claim whatsoever.
And 1t is further agreed, Between the
parties herein, that in case the party
of the first part shall join any labor or
ganization, he shall be at once subject
to discharge from the employ OF the
party of the first part.
Grand Rapids, Mich. ,.............1S9..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
CATCHING AND RATING.

CATCHING AND RATING.
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ooOAfter all
compared with
each other, the
fish CATcHERs. are
small number to the
eaters. Besides this,
the experts III catching
are a small number of
I the former; and, when we
add the remainder of the
former to the latter (quite
complex. isn't it?) the eaters
are power unto themselves.
anexpert might cast q whole day
and not make a strike, and
charge it to poor luck. A novice
with a willow branch and an every
day ordinary Indifferent hook
might get the catch of the season
and it goes everything goes in
catching circles. Bur an eater can,
be, won't be, put off on luck. Tn,
fish must be just right every time
Fresh fish OF selected character ane
unblemished reputation, we'll cleaned
immediately after death, served hot OF
hot plates. There is no luck about it;
luck don't GO. The host may have
fish or he may not have fish-see?
But it must be that is to be ac-
acceptablel sans smell, sans delay.
Now here is where Ottawa-Maca-
tawa resort comes in--good fish
are to be had on the premises.
or rather in the lake, and
Mr.. Southwick prlces him.
self on serving fish
people who know him
say that's straight
and therefore
Ottawa promises
you that rarity
"a well-cooked
fish in . region
where hereto
fore, according
TO report, il was
fishing, fishing
everywhere and
not a fish 10 eat
Rooms and rates
may now be had of
Mr.Southwick, atthe
Livingston. 100000
100000 100000
100000 100000
5000 5000
90 90
Gro. De HAVEN,
General Passenger Agent.