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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-13
For the Union 7, MA.
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ETA JANE, March l0.-MR. EDlroR 49,
Please allow me TO correct . false Impression
that has crept into the minds Of some Of oor (
people In regard to IN official act Of m1ae,
which gained some notority at this term
court. refer to the case in which
ruled &c "show cause" why had not bo
over certain witnesses in the case Of
State vs George Orange, alias Spider,
murder. The substantial! facts Of the q
ore these: With the exception of DR.. IL
j. Walker, the attending surgeon, the muir
idercr. and his victim and the Witnesses were
MI cofored railroad employees. TnUBnUUrfuw
took place 10 less thau one mile from my
house, in the camp Of Webb and Oats, rail-.
road contractors, in broad open day
The murderer was allowed to escape, -Not
finger was raised by any to effect bic csp-
ture and no application was made to me for
warrant for bis arre.t. Af,er week or
ten days the wounded man died .ad DIR.
Walker called my attention TO tho mstter cf
holding an inquest which did. A jury
was emp 'nncl cd, with A. r. Kendrick 20
foreman. With considerable trouble GOT
the witnesses who. saw the shooting, and the
jury promptly returned their verdict, .smur-
der" AS Messrs Webb & Oates refused 1,
60 upon the bond Of these Witnesses for their
appearance at Court, and / had no dispo-
sition whatever to feed them in Jail at the
eAFchSo VI iho Couuty uutu OrhuRo WOuiu
be captured, 1 concluded (sfter consult
some Of tho citizens presently to lot things
lie still q few days and perhaps we could
find out something Of Oranges wheresbouts
and effect his capture, snd they could ~
taken up and held until trial. & 81 5,
Ipromptly turned over all the yap6r g,
thu -Gnraner xha xeopeate.1 -
aleaviug, tor, md soltlIs css6 dropped, ~
far as felt myself concerned.
The impression made upoa, the Solicitor
and Judge, that the murderer VI as allowed 10
escape through mere neglect on my part,
was enough to provoke their ofio;al wrath
And besides, l ON free to admit that my
action in the premises was not sfrietiy in
conformity with law. Yet feel that my
action was for the best interest of the county,
in not putting lot Of Railroad negroes in
jail and feeding them until doouisday at the
expense Of cur law abiding and .oyer-taxed
citizens. S..
Injustice to Judge Witherspoon and Solicit
| tor Schpmpert will say that these Offices
! acted in strict conformity with the duties Of
their Offices 10 the premises, aud don't
wish to make the impression that either oi
them acted unkindly towards me. S.
Respectfully, SC,
JAS. L. SfnAIN,
Trial Justice.
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HORRIBLE STORY FROM AN AFRICAN ISL
ANu.-Paris, March 4.-News Of a horrible
massacre comes from Madagascar. Rami-
asatra, Government Of the Province of
Bclanond, ressnting petition from the
populacc to the Government to defend them
from his cruelties, massaored 278 persons,
Including man saaa hiaa-<ry boiong-
ing to the leading families.
The slaughter continued for several days,
The agonies Of the victims being in many
cases protracted. Sometimes their limbs
were gradually di.membered, their heads
were sawed off and their bodies were thrown
to the dogs.
Many of the women were outraged and
the survivors were forced to erect o trophy
composed Of the heads Of the victims.
Popular fury has caused the Government
TO oannounce that the offenders will be pun
isbed.
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A CLOSE Charlottesville, Pa, March G.
AT noon to-dly there was terrible ex-
plosion at Weldy's powder works, nesr Tama-
qua, which caused confagration and great
excitement in that city, as more terrific
explosion was npprehended, owing to the
powder house being only n short distance
from tho engine room, where The explosion
occurred. The explosion was caused by the
bursting Of the fly wheel, aud the buildings
were saved, after long struggle. John
Kepler and Jeremiah Long, two employees,
were injured so badly by flying debris that
they cannot recover-Ths Stase.
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The PULPIT AND THE SrAoB--Rcv, f. NJ
Snroui, Pastor United Brethren Church, :.
Blue Mound, Ksn,, says: II feel It my
duty to Tell what wonders DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners thought
| could live only few weeks. / took Eve
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and we'll, gaining 26lbs. in
weight
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: AFTER thor
ough trial and convincing evidence, 1 am
confident DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, heats EN- all, aud cures when
everything else fails. The greatest Kindness
can do my many thousand friends is to
urge them to try it," Free trial bottles at
Drug Store. Regular sizes 600. and $1.OO.
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Y. M.C.A
MIR. W. A. Wynne, State Secretary Of Y.
NJ. Z. A., paid visit to the local Association
at this place this week.
lie met the Association in private confer
ence Tuesday evening, talked over the work,
advising tho Association as to its work.
wednesday evening he addressed a pub
lie meeting in the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Wynne is most excellent man, and
an earnest worker.
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Conn.,, March 5.-The breaking Of a govern
or belt on IN engine in Green & Fenton's
hat factory caused the engius to "run away"
about o'clock this cvcuiog, and the iucrcss.
ed speed caused the thrse-ton Hy wheel to
burst: NATURALIZATION. .xas 80 ieryi6a that.
d'wn. Flying iron shattered the Foors and
roof for fifty feet, and piece weighing half
q ton fell on :sthe fadtory Of Davenport
vorgal and broke in twenty feet of the roof,
Several pieces went through the trimming
room, where sixty girls were at work. and
caused panic. Two girls leaped out Of the
window. twenty-five feet from the GROUND,
and received serious injuries.
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SPECIMEN CAsEs.-J. II. Clifford, New
Cassell, Wis, was troubled with Neuralgia
and Rheumatism, his Stomach Was disorder
ed, his Liver was affected to an Alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bi'ters cured him
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had
running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes Of Bueklen's Arnica
salve and bis leg is sound and well. John
Speaker cs!swss q had Es lssgs S;ss.
able. One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en-
tire'y. Sold at b. r. Posey's Drug Store.
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y 81 Tribute Of
Kings Daughters, No. /, Order II. II.

Eptgred in,o rcst; on Feb. IA; 1891, sfter
,ass(cassA snffsripg. Mary payir, wife of
SiShen A. e. parbam, Of Union, s.. {.
She was among the first to become mem-
bcr Of the Kings Daughters in Union, md
she b the frs, to enter into the Palace Of
cur King. We loved her for her cheerful
helpfulness, her consistency to duty and her
liberal spirit.
Bound 10 life by the strong cords Of love,
as wife and mother, yet grace wns given her
10 surrender oil into His band, "Who doeth
oil things we'll
''Tis first The night, stern night Of storm
81 and war,
; Long night, of heavy clouds and veiled
skies;
Then the far sparkle of the morning star,
That bids the Saints awake and dawn
h, arise"
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3e1 didat>s.
erstand that some little diferen ce
exl before The election last Tuesday,
betN@f4 ome OF the candidate, aud Mr.. A.
g. H4ls the County Chairman, as to the
fmq1r required from each candidate to
de- expenses Of the Primary election,
.an q fscoas ged that we are, in a measure,
FRoesf'e for tho difference, upon the
GUQua ant, upon being asked We informed
tW40s ghree OF the candidates our charge
.fsf rFing tho tickets, which were ordered
,6S sSles, We knew ,tha. MIR. Lylos did
~ "A -shAsgStKe candidates cne cent
nde hau the actual cost Of the election,
tetcfose We did not hesitate to tell our
prics for the tickets.
But il secms that some Of the candidates,
. least. supposed that printing the tickets
yes the on'y cost necessarily incurred for the
Election, anil grumbled at paying their pro
iata share of the advertising bill, thinking,
no doubt, that it would cost nothing for the
tdveriisemeDt formally announcing the
Election, ard publishing the managers. COM
saiitees and rules to govern the election.
Nov, gentlemen, you are oil wrong in this
natter, aud you have no possible grouu for
|blamipg the County Chsirmau or ourself
You became csndida'e es under the call of the
Chairman, VIII" stated in that call that each
candi late would be required to announce his
nams in the TINES, and deposit SIS with him
to dsray the expenses of the election. We
.ssaes R4iss " fsk HsS Pfa%Iss
Mr. Lyles or amy one else, TO do all the
ad4rtising for nothing, although we reduced
the price about % per cent, from the regular
rail
Ar Lyles has cur bill, which eve-y one
of be nine candida'es can see and make his
owl calculation as to what his share of
resi- onsibility is.
Ve ore sa'isfed that Mr.. Ly,es would no
ashone cent more from the candidates thar
the hc,ual and honest expenses of the e'ec
tod demanded, and it is very unjust Il
accSse him of any wroug-doing in tht
matter; and it will be dishonest in any
candidate refusing TO pay his share of th
necessary expenses of the election, thereby
throwing the burden on Mr.. Lyles' shoulders
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The Election.

The Election. --..--.-s.--
-.~-eroUt'on passed OF quietly in town
Tuesday.
Owning to the bad weather and the Con-
diiion Of the roads, we haAe no. been able
TO get the returns from the country. But as
Tor as we have heard, the indications arc
that Messrs Briggs aud Smith will hses
to run the race over for Supervisor OF Regis.
tration.
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tLooKIso TO PoRr RoYAL.-Cbatiauoog ooga,
Hnns March 5.-It is stated here on good
authority that j. W. Maokay has taken
hpld Of the projected Chattanooga and
Evansville railroad, and thst the line will
b built as rapidly ss the work can be done.
1he original survey was through the rich
eeal audiron region Of Walden's ridge. but
it'is 10 be extended to connection with o
line Of steamers at Port Royal, g. c., or
Brunswick, Gs.-Specidl to Tho Sta E.
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HA- We call the attention Of the Town
Council 10 the drains in front of the Baptist
Church and in front of Mr.. Emslie Nichol-
cons residence, which are evidently filled
up, and should be cleaned out.
We also call special attention 10 the drain
in front of Mr.. Jacob Rice's residence. If
something is not done 10 it soon the Town
may have to pay fer horse or mule break
ing its leg there.
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SEWING MACHINES, ORGANS AND PIANOS
Il have just added to my business, q fine
stock of Sewing Machines. Organs and Pianos,
and do hereby respectfully ask my friends
and patrons to call and examine these excel
lent goods.
Our Mr.. Glazener is always ready to show,
and explain to any one, whether or not they
want 10 buy.
y. NJ. RICE, JR.E.U.
Feb. 20. 8 n.
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A Colored Masonic Lodge.

Colored Masonic Lodge.
A colored Lodge of F. a. A. NJ, was
organized in this town last week by Rev. J..
ii. White, NJ. w. G. NJ, assisted by brothers
Mills, Goings, Young aud others, under the
name of "Prde of Union," and tho follow
ing officers were elected and installed:
TJ jenkins, w NJ.
Elias Bomsr, s W.
DC Dawkins, Jw.
IL d Jenkins, S D.
WIN sartor, ID.
s F Gossett, Chap.
CHI Jones, seo'y.
L B Carson, Treas.
] W Liggins, Tyler.
The Lodge is fully organized with q Of
the best colored men in this county as mem
bers, aud we give II our very best wishes for
a long and useful life.
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RaT The communication from s. Z S
will appear next week. We fully agree
with S. +. s. on the sad tendencies of the
"soci,l glass" ond the great power OF the
young women in suppressing the terrible
ravages of intemperancc.
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0Ss MURDERED Asp SEVENTEEN
Hill Mines. N. 8. Feb. 22.-The work Of
rscoveri1g the bodies Of the dead, caused by
last nights mine explosion, is being pushed
rapidly 64rward. The total number Of deaths
is nov pijbsd at ll7.--Speeiai to The State.
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WOxES IN THE CHURcH.-Washingt
March 6 The Baltimore Methodist confer
ence, at its meeting this morning, settled the
question as to whether women shall be
allowed to go rs delegates to the general con-
ference, and without discussion defeated
the question by vote Of 145 to 80. This
decision will not be made final for about q
year yet; when the general conference, the
supreme body Of the Methodist church, will
act on it,
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I FREsHEr IN THE CuMDERLAND.-Nash,ill
Tenn, March 8.--The Cumberland river is
doing considerable damage here and in this
yicinhy Five hundred people have beon
No The Streets, The waters are
sttii fiog. and two feet more win render
1t leaStk Thousand homes uninhsbitable.
Ths cSlJ&fs Of the warehouses in the central
part ef he city are full Of water, and much
propertv has been ruined.
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SONAR = PRoF,T.-spartanburg, 8. c.;
March ,6---Ihe sale Of the experimental
Tstniof caased surprise even ro tne "most
enthusiastc believers in the value of Spar.
tanbnrg dirt. The station, consisting of
only fourteen acres, was purchased only q
few pears ago for 81 900, and the buildings
cost something over $1,000. The properly
sold for $500, making profit almost
enough to cover the cost Of running
,SpcciaL to The Skdfe.
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GREAT rGAMBLIo.--London, March 9.-The
Englisbman who broke the bank at Monte
Carlo afterwards lost his winnings and G15,-
600 besides. An. English Eail who won
Gl65,CO0 on Monday lost the amount and
several thousand pounds as well. An Italian
duke lost o million pounds in few weeks.
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List Of Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Postofics at Union, for
the week ending March 18th, 1891.
Rev. II. Blake, A. d. & john English.
P. E. Rev. r. N. Harper,
John Reeder, la: G. Shelter. .tsss--, s5
Mrs. Mary Sharp, George Smith.
Miss Marion Woodwsrds.
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say ifadvertised. and will be REQUIRED
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. G. HUNTER, r. NJ.
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GfH- About last Christmas day a lady lost
q Prayer Book and IIymnal, while on her
way to the Episcopal Church. The finder
will confer a great favor upon the loser by
leaving it at this office.
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Lsuten Services in the Church Of the Nativity

Mondays 4.30 T. NJ.
Tuesdays 10 A. NJ, Lecture.
Nidays 10A. NJ. Lecture.
Saturdays 4.30 +. NJ.
Sundays IL A. NJ.
~ q ke----E p-,M .E
rpiy Communion at II A. NJ.
: IUpitcd service at 7.30 P. NJ.
persons are cordially invited to attend
ser vices as above.
BENZ. ALLsToN,
Rector.
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Bas~ The rain Wednesday night washed
awny tho inilread track above Mr.. Dunn
residence so tina. q transfer had to Be male at
that pcint On Thursday.
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BA- Mrs. Melissa Barnett, formerly Of
Pac9let, died in this town at tho residence of
her daughter. Mrs. W. d. wilkins, las,
Wednesday, merning, in her saa y..--------
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n&- Mr.. +. II. Wallace, Presidcn. OF the
NJ. and p. National Bank Of Union, ii taking
a short holiday to recureraie his health.
which has been failing for rome time.
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@ FnE CorrEE.--Mount Sterling,

y Lsl737kIHeaNIc11 FIFE COFFEE,--MOunt Sterling,
ylH1L16:-William Ferguson, aged IS,
ono OF the most respectable farmers in this
county, and his son-in.law, B. C. Watts,
died this morning from poisoning, and Miss
Grace Boyd, the granddaughter of Mr.. Fer
gusonyi is ut the point of death from the
same cause. The physician in attendance
called in q chemist, who found arsonic in
the coffee pot. 1t had evidently been pls.-
ed there during the night, rs the door of
the cook house was unlocked.-Speeial TO
The State.
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SUBScRIPT10N, 81 so PER ANNUA
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from A. NJ. TO 5.3OP. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from . A. n. to 4 r. NJ.
The Northern mail will close ., 1 Z.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at l.3O +. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the p. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, +. NJ.
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TAILOR MADE CLOTHING, at wholesals
prices. A beautiful line Of samples from tBe
!ensapeF toethe finest ailof tho- -isssss-avtyTss'
and patterns fit guaranteed. Samples on ex.
hibition nt THE CITY CASH STORE.
FEB. 20. 8 4t
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The K. OFF.
Cherokee Lodge, No. 81, X. of P held its
weekly meeting last Monday in the Build
ing and Loan Association Hall, which they
some style.
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inous CorroS FInEArPAco1Er Mil,

Dm( RoUs COTroN FIRE AT PAcoLsr Mills.
-Spaftsnturg, March l0.-Captain ]. II.
Montgomery, President Of the Pacolet Manu-
featuring Company, has just received q
telegram from Pacolet informing him that
Warehouse Ne. 2, containing $500 bale, of
cotton was destroyed tonight by FIRE. The
origin Of the fro was unknown. The loss
isin The noighborhood ofS10O, 900. The CT
ton is covered by Insurance; the house is
uninsurcd. 1t was with great effort that
the flames were kort from spreading to
Warehouse No. /. At this hour, 1l.30 p.
m ., the ire is u9der. .cnntrnl.--CaL Reoister
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seUeIdt Oh my yrtends. am neither capt or
Ay.. and all that want is tho plain
Mr. Please send me statement of amt due
for your paper cup to dsto," and will s.re,,
nit" In the future will not trouble vou
ruth my presence while in .'yopr ToNn.a Z
Respectfully,
W.. snELros, 4
Ag't W. B. Co.
10 order /, put the who'o matter ,plsiu,y
before our readers, we re-publsh the offend.
ing article; :
JOURNALISTIC CALLS We received a call.
this week from Maj. +. p. McKissick, Of the
Nc~s and Courier, and ". J. Shelton, of the
Char'e,ton World.
They look "fat and fourisaing." and say
the journals they represent nre in the same
condition. &
Shelton may not be s, fat himself, but
says he sent the World two inches of solid
fh', frcm Laurens, in the shape Of rs new
subscr ribers.
And to convince Mr.. w. j.. Shelton and
his "s-veral f'iends" that in pre.uming to
sEeak Of bin in q pleasant, aud, perhaps,
too familiar manner, We did not intend to in
suit his dignity by "mentiouing his name in
connection with that of Maj. MoKissick, in
q ..siiaht ,rdn.n and that we are net inclined
to speak #, bim in light mnnKeF, and gfvc
him and "several of his friends" full salts.
faction for our offence in omttiug the pre-.
fix, Mr., to his name, we re.publsh the
article, with the necessary corrections.
JOURNALISTIC CALLs.-We received call
this week from Maj. L. +. McKissick, of the
NewS and Courier, and Mr.. w. j. Shelton, OF
the Cha leston World.
They l"ok "st and fourishing," and say
the journals they represent are in the same
condition.
MIR w. j. Shelton may not be so fat, him
| ec'f, but says he sent the World two inches
Of solid fat from Laurens, in the shape OF
rs new subscribers.
We would also inform Mr.. Shelton, that
we are neither COL, Capt, or Maj, and we
shall not f. cl that our social, military or
professional dignity is the least bit tarnished
ifhe omits all titles, aud even the customary
prefix Of Mr., TO our name, when writing to
us. All VIC want is our plain christencd
name, Robert NJ. Stokes, or, simpler sill,
II. NJ. Stokes, Bennett and Dana, of New
York, and Williams, Hemphin and Cohen
OF South Carolina, wo believe, would mo-
raise nny big fuss, if they did not ge
mere Fl ON Journalistic brother.
| We honestly thought we were compli
menting Mr.. Shelton and helping to 'bcom
the paper he represents, but 10 and behold
"seperdl of his friends discover that our
intended compliment was an insult! ",
arc truly sorry that Mr.. Shelton will give
our sauctum the go.by hereafter. We always
found hiu genial sort of man, and was
g'at to meet him. Good bye, Mr.. Shelton ;
we believe you have a heap more sense than
sererdi Of your friends who discovered the
| m ares net for you.
We have no statement to send 10 brother
in the same drag-net.
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R6" The grippe has got a good holl on
two or three of our citizens at last, and
among its victims is Mr.. w. A. Niehoison.
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BUCKLEN's ARNIoA SALvE.-The Best Salv
in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
HANDS, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by d. F. Posey.
Aprjl 18th 1890
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j W Liggins, Tyler

Itch on human and horses and all animals
cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fnis Sold by J. Nj.
GIBBS & SON, Druggists Union s. g.
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Ladies call and examine our new Rufiing
for the neck, the newest thing out Mt
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Ladies' see our line of Dress Ginshams,
undoubtedly ihe largest line ever brought TO
Union GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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"Handy" Hair Pin Cabinet contains Z doz
Hair Pine, doz Pins, 4 doz Bonnet Pins at
III. Al. COHEN & BROS.
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Divine Services.

Divine Services.
We are requested 10 announce, that Rev.
c. Il. Wileford, viii preach at Philippi
Church, on the fourth Sunday, at IL o'clock
a. NJ
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Ladies call for our n. O. Corset Ia Black
and White the bsst no the market for the
price. GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Ladies' Wool Hose reduced to 25c. Chill
drens TO 15c. at
II. Nj. COHEN L BROS.