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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09
*. w. HARRIS.
j. p. THOMAS,
J. W. GREGORY,
Nj. Is. KELLY.

-, The OLD SOLDIERS DO Nor E,
we take pleasure in PUBLISHING tho -:
lug preamble and resolutions sent to n. fro f.m y,
the Bowen Mill Alliance: ' ~ 10 iron
=. wherein, We, the Bowen Mil .,;-
NO. eo2, believe 10 the great princ;n'"a ""ee e,
SET forth in the constitution of omr % "'
whereas, We rs an Alliance bsro
10y reused heretofore to take n,rt ~
dominating candidates for office, or anI r't' ~
ing men or measures, believing il n ho ,'.s
constitutional AMI unwise: VI"
whereas, We believe the oc,;on 80 :,
raaon, ance IN some counties Of our State in ,ho
iecent campaign by the clamor Of soma ,.hN ,"o
n'Pe" 10 gain for themselves bio n,hi;o no
PAGES by holding out scheme 50 ent;";ns taG.c
~ lno masses who could not undors,"nsS
."eir monves has been The prime ems" ~
''e eWs 9e,eNo OF our beloved Hamp'on. VI
=, whereas, We believe that a ma;or:,u
lie members of the Alliance if ,of, - VI
c'se their own preferment by ballot wn,''I Unor
nave done honor to whom honor ia J," "'u
whereas, We believe the ac,ion ~ H.
.eg'siatu'e TO be both unwise and nno,,.n
III; therefore BE- il migrate
'm,solred, by the Bowen Mill Au;.,
w. oVz' that we hereby express our disc
ro.nl' unanimously of the acton of IT,
legislature in failing TO re-e,oct W.
hampton to the United States Senate, '"''
II. f. Bowen. Seo'v
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No EXTRA SEssIoN.-Governor Tillmon
arrived IN The city yerterday evening from
HiIe'y,six, accompanied by Senator elect
o. IL. vi. irby. Last night they hell a con :.
,GIenoe>wiih n Associate Justices McIyer ond
McEowan, and the Governor was informaJ
@y ,hese two Judges that they regarded the
Sour. as II now stands as a perfectly legaI
one, eniirely unaffected so far os il, consIi.
u,y u5m'ionahty Is c'ncerned by the death Of
Chief Justice Simpson "
a. sot co"r'e settles the question about
no ela session as is hardly within the
range of prJbabi ity that the Governor ,riI
call one after such 40 opinion has been a;von "i
him 10y the two highest Judge, in tho stata
Col. Register, 6tH. '"' ''''e'
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LArRENs lIoNoRED THE DEAp.-Laurcns.
,. C., Dec. 29.-The funeral of Ch cf Justice
Simrson on yesterday was an cien; of MOURN
'ui interest TO cur entire community All
places ofbusEe.s were cloHd fl ON 2:3O till
: y. III. cut of,csrCct to rhc il ustrious de-
ceased; the Court House WAS d,aped i'm
black, hi'ari Y was hu>hed, AMI everything
btokencd the sincere grief of the pco, le
who hid known Ii III longes; aud Let and
lived him m9st.
At 2:3O the procession moved from the
residence of Coz. ii. y. Simpson to the Pres.
byte,ian Church in the following order; i'm
media:c!y following the hea,se n carriage
containing Judge McGowan, next the cT :
r;"ge containing the immediate family aud
the relations, succeeded by carriages of the
pressive. especially Mr.. Wardlaw's d;,coprso
upon experimental reli eion as related ~ IL .
FroTldences of God. \ short review - ,ho
u'ceaseds public history followed o,S ot,a. n"
mentioning the positio.:S IF honor~So,d;.r
legislator, Lt-Governor, Governor and Ch;a -.
ous'ice-which he had filled so successful
ana an. with such high integrity, he pointaJ ~
Sime He grand symetrical character of JUDGE
nffapson as worthy of the highest emuiat:aSn
VI ,r' me young men of to-day.
Inc interment took place in the oil co,o
tery near the new. Wv VIZ 'e'Ne-
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IiLLAAN AS GoNERxoR.-Goyernor Tn
man moved his family into the exec,,;n.
,,iapsion this week, and now that he is ;u
az, nohe he Is going TO do as the Eom.
rnere is 70 be an executive bironche Tho
p9vernor VIII bring his three horses fr,n,
Eugeheid, and he has been examining emu
r.ages IN The city with view to e1asina
one ior the use Of the inmates of the s nan
s,on. Soon he will he riding down 10 m.
walk, nv prefers TO
inc dovernor also took bis three cbildren
,nis .a morning to the city graded schools and
,hs;u '.er % names enrolled. They beg
'neir studies at once Columbia ReeorJ s
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nel Most sincerely do VIC symphat hize
win our young friends, Mr.. and Mrs n X
falmer, in the loss of their last dear child
hio;se, leaving their home cheerless heco,so
It Is chi'dess. But a short timo ono cos
ch''ed little Ellie, their oldest one. IN n
him' leaving the blbe 10 command tbo;r
earthly care aud affection, and to chce, and
comfort Their home but now, in His infinite
"isaom lie has seen fit to also call her swee,
spirit up tQ Him, to join her dear sister in
everlasting joy, under the shadow Of ui,
!, -MLnas-- ~h'-'"v,-vonder1y I'D TSuffer III.
Tie children t. come unto me, and forbid
them not" '4o
"'h two little cherub, gone before them
ana rejoicing at the great white thron. mov
- no' De Gods invitation to the parents to
Piaee 'he'r affections on things above ?,
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Unien's Christmas otf,ring to Tho Thorn
well 0rphanage.

Uniens Christmas Cf,ring to The Thorn
well orphanage.
Its with more than ordinory PRIDE VIC
p"b'i.he ,hc following nprrcciative letter
from Rev. W. p. jacobs, ID. D., the und.-
fHigab'e President Of the Th0rnwell Orphan.
.slc.
Jhe letter speaks Loudly and unmis' akaLiy
softhe christian obnrisy AMI work of tl,e
Ladicssf pnion, wi' en-. as Il WIS in this iuA
r'nn 9, undertakes, sa;dedS mud sasr;ad 20
COMPLETION by d,tern.ihed sla
imperod by two ofthe 6rigitsss1
powerful incentives in tue woman s
cha actcr-duty to God aud charity to the
needy and helpless. No doubt that many
sins wc-e committed during the holidays
in 'on, but we have lope that the charity
of our Ladies aud ci'izcr generally t, tho
Thr"n"cll Orphanagc will cover multitude
ofthcm.
That tho Orphanage is blesscl of Gid, its
history ntundantly proves. Its four dation
WAS my cents, its superstractu~c was Faith
Up"n 'hcse two simple but powerful agen-
cics structure has been rai<cl and an in
stuu,ion founded that commands tho admira-
ii n, the love nnd The proud christian charity
Of c. cry mau and woman who has in his or
her Ire st "onc drop of The milk of human
| kindness"
"This Institution is under the care of the
Presbyt ian Church. 1t receives orphans
! tn ut r, gard TO s, ct or locality. 1t care.
| fully tducatcs them and fits them for the
duties # ife and sends them out able to take
care Of themselves. 1t is supported by the
voluntary 81 Is of the charitrb c"
CLINTON, S. c., Dc:. 10th, 1890.
Mrs. JNo. l.. YOUNG, UNION, s. Z.
Dcdr Ercnd.-I have just received your
M It welcome enclosure of $25G5 from the
| cliz"ns 4 Union, aud order on Ba ley s
Bank for $40 from Col. Jno. L Young.
lb:gyou t, give our warmsst nnd most
| graceful thanks to those generous friends
| fIr Il j, helpful! addition TO our funds.
We appreciate very much indeed, not only
| the money itse t, which will 60 n long way
towards making our orphans happy, but
! the kind and sympathetic interest on the
lar, "fthc psOp'e which it Indicated.
with they could see these desr children
how interesting they are, anI how grateful
for any kindness done them, and nm sure
| they would feel that the mouey was well
given.
a'so ice, ived the pleasing intelligence
Of the tox,f various articles, barrel and
bag of pnt' Mt -four, and one or Mason and
Haml'n's Baby Organs, with the key, VIII icl
you nnd Others have forwarded TO ,he Or.
phnnage.
Such 81 is are always exceedingly vol
conc. They save the expenditure of much
money, and often we find in the boxes ar
ticlcs which add very much 10 the c,mfor
Of our cl dren and which we could no
afford to buy.
beg you to give to each enc of the kin,
donCrs, our warmcst thanks. May Go
b!css them for having pi'i,d His atherles
ones.
The liIlc organ has not yet been received
but its first tune shall be when opened
"Piase God from whom all blessings flow.
God bl, IS The dear ladies who sent it.
Wishing You oil joyous Christmas tim
aud bright and happy New Year, l am
Yours faithfully,
wM. Z. JACOBS.
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An Alliance Tribute.
DIR. ROBERT LITTLE
"h III I LIZ.
KHITnu noa

whor.. :. kELroN, Dec. 81 1890.
u,, whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God :,
MS ininite wisdom to remove ~uo' IL
m,ost our worthy brother and os,nanul oui
sene telaow citizen, - RkRT LITTLE" ." thsro'
he;Oired blythe Kelton Alliance.
- !nat weibow in humble submission -
tue dIvine T decree Of our Heavenly Fothor -
,,H q. Ihat i9 the death of Bro. Iiu,o r,i,
mnnnns monnnee io'ses true man and an efieien,
o. That blank page Of our minu,. ,,.
be inscIibedtto his memory. 'u'' DOCK
oo inat : copy Of these resolutions bo
Son' 70 the family of the dece ased. "' '0
y ~ W. II. GAULT, President
~ f. N. FOWLER, Secretary '''''"'
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n..il LIE NEGRO Cor THE WORST OF Ir-a -.
Ffkan!e F.;dse feat Of bravery was disniavoJ re;
i;uay i;nny morning by Mrs. Allen Deos .It
Dsos es az, = sew miles from Camden, s. G. r0 Mr
.ssa Dsa, ief. home about daylight and shor,I. mr.
s.sttsNirs. Deas was horrifed to ..S 10y
sr waas ner bed burly negro. She on;ct,a nj see
rna u.n. 70 nef bureau, got pistol, covered ~,
s, -os,1 WIN IL and ordered him to get out and
anu up, winch he did. She then called
th. nn. y, mei niue children and sent him to
t.n, neares1 cor neighoor, about half a mile dis.
bors 20 tor @ ne,P' while waiting for the neigh.
The ,srd ~ come, .nI @ sne made the negro 90 into
things keeping him covered with n. % G'neT
all the time " mo Pistol
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IhE CHRISTIANS SCIENCE. Stony po,,o
Ssno,o No., oan, i:-Justin Pctigrew, brother % nf
AZ na.ra le'Ilgrew, died last night He was
fer, Hs u Lag age ana leave, wife and daugb,
aay and his wife being an ardent h';siving ha'
tne Christian science persuaded hin, '',er III
urePt mat treatment. Last week ro'a,: 10 nc
;'ims IN the city elegraphed to the ,,es Sona,es
- Washington to come home At onca "'oi
soon as the Senator arrived he c,eoroj as as
'o'her house Of the theorist md oa,in', ni
:, - several regular physicians who deopane, .ea
~, ~ was 100 late: The Christian scientis,.
n me otner hand assert that had tbcir ~, oa
Thau TIL. Dsen left alone lie would not hive . d;a%
n" "ere is considerable feeling in the civ a ovar
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lNGRowING ToE NAILS. .-Ahou, ,o
aso cured in2rowing nails on both - "s '
p's toes IN Inc following manner. Which 10y
uohe py any one who has the less, .,n,
81 ~ ingenuity AMI Eatience. First tbor,no,,i,'
'n ,ho me parts, and then pee, in frnn,
,ne ha'l cotton or lint as hard A.. Om' mo'
," uorhe. This will min with comfnr;y %, oe
80 iee OF ,our days, then remove and IN f.U. ,o
o. os sne pelet will be foun harJcnei nns mana
,;nn u mesn scTapc this a~ay and repnck nss nns
nil s ha 'ne operation until tho corner Of ~.
,;s.raa nus grown out and is beyond the s,r,
sh"os oi the toe. or curse easv.6ti;na
1us trso,s or BOOTS should be worn during thss
n m "ua ever rafter.-JoHN U.1prn
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LIEUTENANT i. A. GARLIxGroy. y.-Lieu,cn-
ant Garlingion's wife and two children or.
spending the win'er in Newberry hav;no
arrived ten days ago from Fort Rilev Kone
sas. Mrs. Darlington received two dis
pe'ches from her husband on Tuesday. The
nrst' which was no doubt, intended Ia n,e,
vent any alarm that might be caused by news.
paper reports, stated that he hal been shot
tut the wound was slight; the second
wnich came after night, stated that he was
spot through The right arm OF the elbow
ana mat The joint would very likely be-
permanently st'ffened.-New5eyrv OL,s,,.r
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|------ . .-----
THE COUNTY ALLIANCE TRIBUTE
TO DIR. ROBERT LITTLE.

WHEREAS, the Supreme Architect and
Ruler Of the Universe, in his inscrutablc
wisdom has taken from u, our friend n, I
brother, DIR. ROBERT LITTLE; and, where
e. yails saHSlZ ssaathaa ii si;GS ss
fnd memorial ofour estcom and apprcc;a,;nv >
o' our deceasci brother now, be II
Hesof'ed, LIST. That there has he, ,,l.,
rom .1n our midst in the morning of hi, nso.
'"'':ss ana In the streng h Of his mnnbooj
a"u iI ne promise Of 4 bright future y
va u"d CIT zen, skillel and d'Irert in hi"
prIiessl' H. friend, genuine, Kind, r.ntl.
"h. n "yni' gentleman Of high aud II nor.
o'e instincts AMI purpo. .es, and orr bro,h.r
'rie", faithful, jealous and true. >
"a. Ibat realizing his MANY v;riuo, ,r,,;.,,
ehlear,d him to us and his obil;,;os nv
nalhcations for an active and nsor,i ~ 'i'
Gs.,' o"r. n,. Ills loss with sorrow sincere AMI
hsP, 'e!ieSei only by our hope and belief
,". us 10 nm there is e'ernal gain and an en-
rance range into that temple mot made Win
'uaas' n'ernal in the Heavens"
'd. That these resolutions he ammo
pm,ia'e'y miHy inscribed upon a page Of onr
m ihut copy of these resolut;ons h.
cy .ne secretary presented to the iromeJ ,to
'"ini,y OF our deceased brother. wv
ON, That these resolutions be n,,I;.,
~ Tue oonon Rant, The organ of our Ordor
and also the Union TINES. ''' otoer'
Signed,
IL. w. HARRIS,
j. p. THOMAS,
J: W. GnEooRY, Committee
Nj. b. KELLY
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Buy our genuine rorpoisc hide Shoe, and
keep Year f:ct dry.
!" 'ne announcement that a new
enterprise has becn started by some OF our
s''1'"'' which we hope will result in rroft
70 al engaged in it. The onion Inre,,o.,,
company has been incorporated, and IN.
DOCKS Tor su0scripti rs to the cap Ia! stock
'' the company will be opened at - M
next friday, at the office Of Col. John T.
1 Dung We hope some good to the TOWN
will be the result, as all the cornor.,o.
citizens Of this place.
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"reat Battle with the Indians in Proors..

ohAHA, NEn, Jan. 5.--The BE. rorr.,
Pmaent telegrAphs as follows:
NEBRAsKA:" :" VIA NASHVILLE,
:. hsto the situation here, cons deroa =
IT'S entirety, the Indications tbal ,be ,,r..,...
o''lle IN our history is almost AT bond ora
s.ng 'es hg' Every scout adis new nnd
onin support I" these indications that were
wy emphasized by the bio dy affair -,
exactly this, and has said SO in sironn Umsss' w,a
lme small handful of Indian employees ho..
a,nrm II. Before the terrific c!asb ca,ss
lucy want TO try aud rescne their re,ntivos
iy.' tue en-mys camp and arc now in,er.
.ehs WIN the authorities r-perutuS;;on
~, o. Tn risk OF their lives, TO make tho o,t''
ihese Indians in the government mp.. .n,ni
mo express the hope that they can ;nan:y,
Wy Wy ni nose who wore fr'enily brforS ,hS
;u"ueo hnee battle and who were rc,aa;.,
nI' according to instructions a,s, N - 'm,.
,h., ~" =. s.,ed from the certain annihilat;on
"". a"aits them within tho rank. ~ .|
most leg. Extensive rifle nils oro VI tne
osing dug twelve miles west of her.
.n n"s.i,es AM The report Of such Ho,,
.nAt tue author ties rely upon its trntIn',
Las, night the hosti es burned MN
p;us peloogiog 10 settlers nl,n, Whit, ID
n!ver "nd finished killing the las, rsr,
~ ."o great nerd of governme.t en-. tlo ,h".
,nty Inided 80 heavily about a m,nth a~"
w. W., nave oeen drawing on ever s,n,e
assiringto make the situation
mo tnnm aarSer than it really il. for God
,on,,s.; "o ruin is bad enough, everything
vb;oh 49,. M: me 10 say that the situation in
"nlon the Pine Ridge Agency's wbi,e ~ -
ace stand a. this hour, ani mns, poPu-
'htf this crisis is oil over. i, ons v,a.." 90 ~.
II 81 fearful peril that con well he ,n,,n;.' " suo
guy thIs not for moment toroe,,inS .
perfectly just what niIitory m"
;nsa VIC nave here. since Ml,s has a.
'reo he has received the most nr,an,
,on'ioh from the administration fo o.a;s
,,."er ooodshed. Further hl ,odsIaa"
~ az csn not be avertel add befors
n,L St Vi ano'ner Sabblth morning tbo
utn @ OF the assertion will be proven mo
mere Is a rumor current in oflio;o, >,
es mere that a general c,ll for Va ,,s., :" cir
.o'ect me adjacent territory wi | ha go, 20
!, ae shooting of an Ind. an war orrou 's'ueu'
wiz, pitch partially burned Inc, s;"h.
cae'u considerable comment Tho t., ms"t
we superstition that if the frs, sNa
:ow sn,t INTO an enomy's camp i. LII
.a:S III, evidence that their coptemnio,
."'o VIII oe q fai ure. The arrow ,h".
u ,ne Ia last night was shot from tho nor,h
- - oa'ey missed the he,d of n teoms,.n
nth ot thhog thn hs"ig DIS team few yard.
onsr,aosi y, sas ho'ei where the correspondence
OIhm, SI ND uea, the centre of'hc Agency"
m Rusbville ill., N.h SSn' "a special dispatch
ng has been going on north Of va"ne9.
rning' but no news OF the battle hs. .,s ,
~ ieeelyed,' The Omaha Guards. VIZ
un'eered their services, have ~, VINO
ell to hold themselves in Va ,d,u gu or
Ve to The frut. '"'hes 10
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Rev ]. D. Rawlings, D. d.

Inc congregations Of the town had III.
pressure OF hearing Rev. J. b. Raylino. n
-" -" pastor of the Presbyterian Church ~
spar'an'urg' last Sunday night, at the month.
~ on''n services which were held in the
Presbyterian Church. "
DIR. rawlings is one Of the ables, u;,;.,
IN EnOree Presbytery, as well as on. - ,ns
nOS' 'os'cai men that this community b,,
ever had the pleasure of listening to.
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How Our PATRIoTs ARE PND. The Ncrs
and C0ur;,r Ii con piled very interesting
list Of the lead N. "Icformers" who have
had an eye To- business. careful study of
the list eo's II l"ny way towards conftrni, 4
the tuspicion of gsSst maay pear'c that
IN owe ~helming m'joriry OF the icrs
in the late campa yn creleadcrs for revenue
m"st'y. Now they have it md in limo the
voters will ask them. elves where does the
profit come in. Ii is evident, as the Ncrs
and Courier sNs, "the leaders of the pcop'c's
fight are atirg good deal # money out
Of the pco,le." The par i'll list Of patriots
is asfoli,ws:
Benjamin Ryan TiIlman. of EIg. field
1}tt$3 500 " year, twn years $1,000.
Hen. George ID. TillnlaD,~of Edge
fic d, brother OF Go ,rnor III Imam, salary
$1,000 year NJ d mi cage. $1,000.
.. W. Buchanan, # Fairfield, law
of Congressman IT. man, $50 ard mi cage
as member Of the Legislature, and 81 800
a,Ir,ate Secretary TO United S,a'ts Sena',r
lby, S9.2C0.
The Hon. J. L. NJ. lrby, Of Lamrens
County, $50 and mileage rs mcmt err I, { the
House. and United States Senator for K
years at n sa'ary Of 5000 yclr mileage
and perqus tcs, $4,000.
J. L. Bean, .f Edgctield, p,ivate seer. tary
OF Gov. lila Gr. of E'll ci,ld, salary 81 500
agar. $4,000.
Eugene y. Gary. OF Ahhevillc, Lieutenant
Governor, $40 II day AID mil.agc. lib u
$1,000.
E,n,st Ga'y, Of Elg'f,ld, tr thcr of the
lieutenant Governor. chairman ,f the lIou, c
committee on the judiciary, $50 aud nile
age, shout Sloo
Frank J.. Gary, Of Abbcvi lc. brother OF
the ldcuttnHnt Cow rnor, $50 and mileage
as member of the House, about SIGO.
j. Gary Eva,s, If Alien, c,us'm of the
licuteumi Governor, $50 and II il, age IS
member of the House, about 500.
The Ti,n Y. J. rope, Of Ncwberrv, Al
torney Gcuc!al, salary -, 100 yc T., ST.
POO.
DR. Samps Pope, of Ncwbcrrv, brother
OF G n. Pope. Clc K of the Serat-, salary
$1,000 "A session, $1,000.
Gen j Wnltcr Gray. # Grc,nvillc, Fl T.
merry of EIg,ti ld, AMI SCI! oomue of
Governor il man. Clerk of the House, NJ n
s'l'ry Of 900 s'ssi II, 81 600.
j. +. TiIda', Secretary of State. Mt n
sa'aiy Of $2,l0o year rs sec, ctary, and
5000 year rs lccpcr Of the State House,
$1,000.
Capt. II. L. Farley, of Spartanhurg, a
relative cr Intimate + lend of the late 6. II
NJ. ". Gary, Of Edscfcli Adiutant and In
spcct' General, at salary of 81 800 n year,
$1,000.
Capt. q. W. Shell, of Luurens, lu a:ivc
l-author Of the NJ rch Manif; sto, mc,ulcr of
Coaer' So nj s'salnry Of $1,000 n year and
mileage, say $ll,0 o.
Gen. L. I. S'ackhorsc, of Marion, mem.
Der If Congress at n sa'ary "f 5000 ,
year AMI E'il age. about 81 600.
W. j. Talbert, # Eigotield. Prc.iden, &
tee March CONVENTION, President of IL,
September Convention. campaign speaker
and political wo:ker, Superintendent of tn,
PEI itentinry, say $4,000.
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Personals.

Assistant Atty-Gen. Townsend r.n =.
o0'umoia last Friday nnd remained until from
Sunday. '''u'
mr' nathaniel Gist, who is buying cot., n
a' 'Newoerry this season, was in town -.
past week. '"'
MISS Tessa Parks, of Woodruff, is VISITING
Mrs. J. W. Posey. s
rroi' dreassr and Miss Warren have rs-
turner from their Christmas vacation. and
resumed their duties in the Public seboo,s
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A Narrow Escape.

AZ MISS Eliza a. Gamers school, ono
n''e south OF Skull Shoals, Monday morn.
'ns' while Martha Knox. one o the .cho,.n.
was standing BY the side of the replace her
a. dress took fire and was nearly half burned Of
inc rest Of the girls ran out of the hou..
with fright. The teacher stood in tbs de-.
way and directed the boys to mt ~, ~
n, nre' which they did almost instantly, with
their hands and bucket of water so,.ua,
OF the scholars had their hands sliohnn
burned. '"sntiy
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09

nsA- Salesday, 1891, will be long remem-
bered as quiet and dull Sa'csiay.
There was great crowd of people in
town, but there being no legal sales, the day
WAS remarkably quiet.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09

bUokLhS ARyIcA SALvE.-The Best s,,v
IN the word for Cuts, Bruises Sores Ila"ns ,a.s
2alt kheum, Fever Sores, letter. CbonnaS oaS
han6s, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin En's Epeu
lions, and positively cures Piles. or nn up up
required. 1t is guaranteed to give NJ ns,f.:, 10y
satisfaction, or money refunded. pr;ns ~
cents per box. For sale by b. +. Posev 80
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09

;, NINETY THOUSAND Pon ATLANTA.
onited states census, taken June LIST. eave
n.ianta cs ann a population in round figures Of
oo,ooV' out the directory canvass, made bv
oareiuI ana experienced men and taken FIVE
,noh'ns rs iater shows the population at this time
.o 70 oe o4'oao within the city lint. Add 10
total of considerably over sc. 600 ""'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09

BaS" Stockholders in the various Co ton
Seed Oil Mills in the State, have organized
company for Refining Cotton Seed Oil.
The capital stock is $1,000. and the plan,
will be locitel 1T Charleston.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09

EDIroaAL fyhIr IN SrAnrkSBURG The
Sparlanburk kHeraid prints a story Of II fight
between WIN. Jones, one of its editors, ani
Ex-Depu,y Marshal Kirby at The office on
Friday. NE trouble grew from notice CT
the death fMr Kirhy's father wr tten by
Mr.. Jone, nd regarded rs insulting. MIR.
Kirby denou need Mr.. Jones as n rascal. Mr..
Jones rcncls f,r lis revolver but cou dn't
get it out add Mr.. Kirby covered him. They
then had it soagh and tumble. Oats d. &C.
counts sny llr. Jones got the worst OF it,
Greenviiic NtwS.
What wchste most in the above is, "Mr.
Jones got The wo'st Gift But it will teach
him n g od lesson, howcver,-the importance
Of ke"p'ng his editorial revolver where he
can be sure to "get it cut quick
We have not had the pleasure of seeing a
copy of the Daily Herald since its first issue,
but wohld really like to read an Editors
"story" Of ar ugh anl toumble' scrim-
image IN -Aich -"omsiders say he got the
worst df it,"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09

neAp Either rs wife, sister, husband or
brother, if you would have a happy family
life, remember two rules:
In matters Of principle stand like rock
In matters ofta-tc swim with the currc:.t.