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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-02-27
Tho Court.

Tho Court
Next Monday the March term Of Court for
this county will open, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
Judge I. d. witberspoou prtsi1ing.
Asse stated last week, there arc four
eases Of homicide on the docket for trial a.
fhat term. We have not said there wen no
oth.- hc-;-:1--=- - :...s y, iu,irni uocxeI.
We have made inquiries Of the Clerk sof
the Court, the Sheriff and the town oficialS,
as to the rumor published in Charleston
Japer last Saturday thas one hundred case,
Of gambling in this town, has been reported
to the Solicitor for trial, aud no one appear,
to know anything st NIL apout it.
II may tc . sensational style Of journal
ism, but il ir, nevertheless, unjust and mis-
| chicvous to magnify the crimes committee
by tho wors. ch racters in a county or com
munity and to publish to the world al
tho rumoIs that may be started b.
gossips and OWL disposed persons deroe
! htory TO the morals and. ruinous
the best business interests Of n locality
but it looks to US very much like "be
fouling hi, own nest" for any ono, pariicu
lnrly young man living in the communit.
where he was born, to hunt up AMI appa
rcn'ly gloa: over, by making it appear L
the public that such bad persons mt
practices aro prominent and general in hi
native town and County.
| We believe that all violations Of law shoul'
be punished and all places and practice
wherein and whereby the good name Of tn
town and the moral character OF its citizsn
arc injuriously affected, should be sup
pressed but although We may have reasons
for believing TINT such places and practice
do exist, TO some extent, among us, it is th
most pcrnicious policy to publish to tn
world, ns facts, offences against law an
socic'y that have no other authority fur trut
than that rni.chievous and most uureliabl
gossiping sc"ld, Madam Rumor, who neve
| confines hrrsclf to the truth whcu sho start
n scandal to injurs an individual or commu
| nifty.
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Linen Chambrays plain and figured at
ii. NJ. COHEN & BROS.

BR0KE A MUSCLE IN STEETCuISG.-Thc
Rev. Ezra II. Yocum, d. d., pastor Of Grace
Methodist Episcopal church of Harrisburg
injured himself in q peculiar manner Tues
day mornlc> -.Mn9p.!jsi&s fem ii. night! NJ g. t.:
back over his heal and stretched himself
Suddenly there WAS q loud report as of some
thing SWAPPING, AMI Mr.. locum fell to tho
floor. He managed to reach the bed and lay
on it unconscious for time, Members OF
the family discovered him there and sent
for doctor. After an examination the ply.
sician stated that, in the act of e.:c:,..iiug
III. iocum had snapped muscle back OF
his car which had connection with the
shoulder, and this caused the loud report
1t is a painful injury anl will require all
absolute rest of some days before Mr.. Yocunl
can resume his pulpit duties.
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Fob. 20.

A IoUNG LADY MrRpERED.-Chcraw,
Feb. 20.-A horrible murder is reported
from the vicinity of Society Hill few days
ago.
Mr.. Gool>on, q wcll-'O-lo farmer, gave hi
daughter $3GG 10 carry 10 \ gentleman whom
he owci, only Il few miles distant.
a negro named Green saw Mr.. GoodSon
give the money To his daughter, and while
on her way to deliver it. she was ovcr,akcn
hy Green, who cut her throat took Tie $500
aud threw her dead body in Black Geek.
Her body was found yesterday, and search
was at once commenced for Green.
Green was captured in Florence and
brought here last night. lie hal SiG0 OF
the money when captured, and admitted
thGt he killed Miss GoJdson.
lie is now in Chesterfield jail, and several
threats of lynching him are being made by
the friends of the young lady Charleston
UOrM
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Tho Baptist Dinner.


We hope those from the country who will
attend Court next week will not forget that
the Ladies' of the Baptist Church ut this
place, vii g.vc an honest, hountiful and sub
startinl dinner, ut II moderate price, in
Duun's Store building, Oh Monday and
Tuesday the proceeds to go towards
liuuidatng heavy debt now standing
against tue Church
We know the congregation of the church
have been heavily taxed lately, ami We
futhcr know the individual members have
responded to the many calls made upon them
,:.. -.~~h-- .,..o,.--.L..~' .heir christian
character and we think they arc entitled to
the kind consideration and assistance of not
only the brethren Of their own demon ina
ton, but Of all christian people, and We
lau dable plan to assist their husbands,
fathers and brothers, To bear tn" ina:c:S..
burdens of the church will he literally en-.
couraged next week.
We will guarantee every man good
square meal and the prctticst and politcSt
young Lady walters hc ever saw, at the
Ladies dinner next week and while en-
joying that coed dinner, You will have
the solid consolation of knowing that you
are helping the greatest cause that could
engage the highest ambition of man.
Dinner from 10 to 4 o'clock Monday and
Tuesday. An Oyster supper will be served
Tuesday night.
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Tho Knights of Pythias.

Last Thursday MIR. T.. Bacon, as G. c.,
assisted ty J. NJ. Bowdcn, as V q. G. Il. j..
TRIMMER, rs q. T., S. ID. FAINT, as q. X. Of
X s., l.. Sorg, rs G. Nj. Of Arms, Chas.
Lonscr, rs q. |. G., and II. NJ. McDermid
MS G. o. G., Instituted Cherokee lodge Of
Knights of pyhias ut this place, initiating
twenty six goat t'emcn into tho mysteries Of
the order.
The following officers of the Lodge were
elected and installed:
C. c., W. r. Beatty.
V. G., J. d. Arthur.
Prcatc, II. Is. Butler,
X. of II. & s., l.. z. Murphy.
Nj. of +. +. j. Arthur.
NJ Of f., T.. Nicholson.
NJ. A. I. +. Bailey.
]. c., g. Y. Moore.
q. G, J. NJ Cohen.
The Lodge is composed of the best and
most ac'isc young men Of the town, md from
the character Of its members we tcspcak ~
bright future f.r Cherokee Lodge. Aud why
should not All institution like the kuis shts Of
Pythins succeed in Union We have material
wr,,'::. lad iica5s7ivos WITH this Eo4
90 to work ani make it rs it should he
No. |. Lodge The benevolent feature
of the institution of itsolf, sh ould stimulate
those who have g'nc into 1t to keep II up
AMI we hope they will do SO.
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70 ~. sunday School workers of tho State.

70 the Sunday School Workers OF tho state.
Dean FRIENDS Tho Executive Committee
OF the South Carolina Sunday Sob DOL Associa-
ticn in o recent meeting ordered that the
next Annual Convention Of said Asso-
sociation be called 10 meet at Laureps G. H.,
s. c.. at 8 o'clock p. m. Tuesday March SIst,
1891, to continue until Thursday evening"
April End, 1901.
IL Is important that ihare 10 full repre-
septation frnn' "-c--c- C..".y ounany ccnooI
Convention in the State, nnd the officers of
said County Conventions are hereby earnest
ly reoue.t,d ii 10 take sieps al once TO have o
foIl delegation at this u Getting. Please con-
fer with delegates elect forthwith and II i'm
possible for them TO bo present, zee the al
ternatcs and If They cannot, then get up n
delegation Of faithful men and women who
arc olive to the Sunday School work. Sure
ly there will not be q single County unrepre-
sentea in this Convention. IL will be ut q
place convenient from every part of The State
aud at n time most suitable for all.
The Executive Committee nre now in cor
respondenco with the Railroads Of the State
for special rates, and the same will be un-
nounced Mt the earliest possible day.
MIR. VIM. Reynolds, Of Peoria, Illinois, of
tho International E1ecutivs Committee, one
of the livest and most progressive Sunday
School men Of this country, who is also well
known 10 many OF tnc wOrkeTS Ill t1lS oiuc,
will be present. Mrs. W. +. Crafts, If New
York. one of tho most earnest la'ly workers
in the primary or inmnt cla"s department,
and we'll known TO Sunday School workers
as tho author Of "l.cttcrs 10 Primary Glass
Teachers" will a'so accompany Mr.. Rey'
nolds. These visitors are sent out by Tho
International Executive Committee, md vii
4 add very much to the interesting features @
the meeting. There will bo discussions. an,
addresses on many subjects OF interest u
Sunday School workers, participated In by
speakers from various parts Of our own and
other States.
The music Of this meeting will he conduct
cd ly one of the hest leaders in tho State
assisted by n wcll.drilcd local choir. TIL
programme is being prepared and will b.
published at an early day. All things roin
to n pleasant and profitable annual meeting
Let the fiicnds Of the Sunday School caus
pay for tho presence Of the Holy Spirit tina
much good mny result TO the honor ant
glory Of His name.
Yours very truly,
CIIAS. II. CARLISLE,
Chairman Of Executive Committee,
SInr;nnburg, s. e.
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EpGErrELp HAS WAKED Ur.-MHjor L. W.
Carwile, of Edgciicld, is in Columbia to-day.
Talking about that prehistoric town THIS
afternoon, he sal many things in few
words which everybody VIII bc pleased to
read:
"Edgcfeld," he sad, sis without doubt,
since we have been connected with the out
side world by tho building of the Carolina,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago Railroad from
Aiken, enc OF the most prosperous towns IN
this pat Of the State. All our merchants are
making money and doing a fine business.
Collections have been fair, notwithstanding
the low price o: cotton. We have ono Of
the finest oil mills III the Sta'e, doing wcl'.
There have been twelve new brick stores
erected by home poop Q, and tho good work
still goes on. We rcnow getting uGa , 100,
eco cotton mill and Gro long " L-Si anu cntor.
-prrsc-ur rcr -Te1pfe.- wo have ono or the
best graded schools in the state, rua free
niue mon lis in ;he year: open to any one
in the county. H. il iuu without taxation
hy voluntary suNscrip,ious-by our eit'zsus.
Our population hos nearly doubled i'll tho
Iast two years. Not n vacant store room or
residence in our town. In other words, we
have refined, pushing and energetic place
Lots sold six years ago for Sl75 "a X TO-
will easily sell for $ 200 to 81 400. While
we don't claim to be en- n ''b0om,' still w
arc pushing, and invite all our friends tC
visit us, ani we promise 10 let them return
with whole bnncs 1t is n fact, once yOt
live in Eigcllc!d you are never satisfied
anywhere else -Ncws and Courier.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Rooms.

Y. N. c. A. Rooms.
The rooms Of the Y. NJ G. 4. will DO
opened every night for tho young men of
tho town, commencing with this, Friday
evening, Feb. %, from y to I o'clock.
There will be in the rooms. for the conve-
nicncc OF the young men, various games Of
amusement, and i: is hoped that tho young
men Of the town will avail themselves Of this
offer to spend their evening pleasantly.
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ASl, ,0Oo, 900 FAILURE IX KAxsAs.-Kansas
City, Feh. lS.-rhn Union Investment Con-
Fany has assigned for the benefit ofitS cred =
tors TO T.. ). Parker, its President, ". A.
Bunker and i. Il. Smallcy. Tho liabilities
of the comp"ny are about Sl,000,0O0, and
the assets are according to Parker. an equal
amount. The ass gnc today filed n bond
in the sum Of S2GO,O0O, giving themselves as
prime; pals, and the United States Trust
Company as security. hs bond was ap-
proved
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Bay" We regret TO state that Mr. ii l.
fined to their homes by ..sickncss-Mr Goss
with crysipclas and Col McKissick, with his
old complaint, rheumatism.
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A MARRIED CoUrLE TRYING TO ELopE
Marion, Feb. lS.--Wi William Lane, white
man Of family, and Mrs. Naomc Hayes
were arrested last Saturday night while
trying to clopc. Lane has u wife and
several children in this County. and the
woman has II husband They are now in
Jail to await trial al next term Of court,
which will be u March.
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DEATH OF MRs. J. s. WnIrE-R OK
Hill, Feb. 22.-Mrs. J. =. Whit, died this
morning. She was The wife of Rev. J. :.
White, who was drowned in his windmil
tank just one month ago to-day. Since that
time Ms. White has been overcome with
grief and quietly passed away. with ncr-
vous prcstrat'On. She leaves three sons,
daughter, ard a largo number of friends
Spccial e Charleston World
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OH REFINERY CoMrANY.--A charter has
been granted to the Mutual Eeining Com
pany of Charleston. Directors, George "
Williams, II VI Gibson, VIM Mich .lson,
S a Gregg, J G Watson, L Hacker Mike
Brown, + X McIver. X T. Gle Prcsi-
dent, George williams; Secretary and
Treasurer, j c Thomhill
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Insurance PAID.-F c. Whitncr, State
agent of the Mutual Life Insurance com
pany, Of Kentucky. yesterday gave TO the
widow of the late Maj. W. \. Williams, q
check for So 900, the amount for which her
husband was insured in that company. The
payment of the policy has been promp, and
satisfactory - GrecnrWc Nc'rs.
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New York, February l0.-Jnmcs Red
path, who was injured by be ng knocked
down ny q street car the other day, died this
morning in st. Lukc's hospital, aged 81
years. The old journalist wa' paralyzcd
two years ago end never fully recovered
from the two severe strokes ha received
then. The shock of The accilc was, there
fore, very severe, and ior two da"s past ho
lay in st. Luke's hospital barely able to
recognize any one.
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WARNING TO CIGARETTE SMoKERs.-
Charley SwNingcn of Lancaster has within
the past fcw weeks become totally blind.
M cause can b. imagucd FIR his sudden
loss of vision, which the physiCit"s think
wii never be rcstoCci. lie has been an c<-
ccSsivc smoker of cigar"tts f,r the past six
years. Recently he disc nti'.ucl the usn Of
them, and his father thinks this might
possibly have occlsioncd his loss Of sight. -
LcRjcr lNh
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atJ" Gov. Til imam passed through Union,
last Saturday en- route for Spsrtsuburg, on q
visit 10 his Sister, Mrs. Simpson.
Last Thursday tho Governor Of Connccti-
cut. also passed through our town.
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Boy- Deputy Revenue Collector, En.or,
captured two moonshincrs named lIoloombs,
the officers also captured Is gallons of
whiskcy, dcsiroycd some beer and killed n
fierce bull dog, that disputed the right OF
way.
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An Instrument FOR SutRrENiNG PLows -
Mr.. II. Il. Dunlap. Of Lancaster, has purclia-
sed the exclusive right to sell in that county
the file or rasp lately Invented ard patcnt-
ed by Mr.. Thomas n. Dalla.. ofSgartanburg,
5. c., TO be used in sharpening various parts
of plows and other implements. The file
enables farmer TO turn up his p!ow and
sharpen it in the field without having to
take it off and carry it to blacksmith shop.
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Personals.

Miss Sadie Scofcld, Of Davidson College,
y. c., is visiting Rev. B. G. Clifford and
family.
We were pleased to meet on the streets u
few days ago, Mr.. Howard Recdy, who was
visiting Maj. j. W. Nc Lure and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Octzel are visiting
friends aL Grccnvillc.
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Prof. j. W. Kennedy, President Of the
Presbyterian College Of South Carolina, at
Clinton died at his residence in that town,
last Sunday morning
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Y. NJ. G. A.

Ascrvice mt the Y. NJ. G. A. Rooms will
be held Mt p. NJ. next Sunday, March lst. !.
to which the public, and especially the Ladies
of the town, are invited.
The service will be under the leadership
Of Prof c. A. Graeser, Jr
s NJ. RICE JE. EU.)
c. A. GRAEsER, LR. Com.
l.. l.. MURpnY,
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4 Bio CoTTOS MILL TOR EpGEFIELp-A
declaration was filed last Monday in the
Office Of the Sccrctiry cf State r the
Edgcfcld Cotton Mills. This company will
have q capital OF $4,000 in $500 shares,
and its list of corrorntprs are G Sheppard,
w L Lynch, George Lake, C IIolstein.
NJ Butler, W A Strom. W II Ontz,
Norris, Alvin Hart A } Norris, W Adams
A S TomkinS, W f. Prescott, J w Hill.
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SEWING MACHINES, ORGANS AND PIANOS
i have just added to my business. fine
stock Observing Machines. Organs and Pianos,
and do hereby respectfully ask my friends
and patrons TO call and examine these excel
lent goods.
Our Mr.. Glazcncr is always ready TO show,
and explain to Gny one, whether or not they
want 20 buy.
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WANTED.-The consent Of 10000
Smokers to send each. n sample lot of $50
"NlCkEL' Cigars and 20 year gold filled
Watch, by Express c. o. b. So - and allow
examination.
HAVANA CIGAR CO. Winston, N. C..
Jan. %, 4-St.
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lay- The President has sent to the Senate
the name Of Charles Foster, known among
tho politicians Of Ohio rs "Calico Charley"
to succeed Window ns Secretary Of State.
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Ray" a fire broke out near the depot at
SoDe,ville,l asst Monday in some Gotten,
belonging to Mr.. J. G. Spears, causing about
500 damage. No Insurance.
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Correspondence Of Union TINES.
Joe On tn, Eoad Question

RIvEBsIDE, Feb. % Mn. EpIroR
would ask space for line err 80 this week
ept- whf NOT occupy much space, thereby leay
ing some Tor my vers atile br brother. Mr. Thos
n. Gore to vsr';,.t= .;s ,vrule and cultivated
mind with its var ed and rich exeperience.
In my humble judgment Mr.. Gore has
undertaken no small job, that OF excusing
deroiict hoai oyerseers, aud putting all the
fsut upon tie rains. don't believe there is
one slngie Eoad oIerseer In the County who
can say honestly that he has d.. ~ s~ii
duty in working the roads under his super
vision. The law demands twelve days work
to be put on the roads in each year, II so
much be necessary to put the TO ds in good
condition but the roads get on an average
only about one-twelfth of what the law de-
maDds, or one day Instead Of the twelve.
Mr.. Gore seems to think it very harj on
the poor fellow with no vehicle TO have to be
called on to work the roads for those who
have buggies and Wagons. Now, here is
Deighbor farmer, who has wagons and
buggies too, but is excused from road duty
on account Of his age. His l.borers, how
ever, are required by law to work the pub
lie highway, tn ugh they have no team of
their own aud no vehicles. At glance tn is
state of facts 20 k to be burdcnsome on the
hired hands. Now let's see What use ha'
it not to haul the food that goes down the
throats Of his hired hands and to carry to
market the products of their labor? Does
il look al together fair for our ncighbor to
furnish wagon and teams the year round
and bear tho expense of repairs TO keep
wagons and mules in working conditi, IN,
road, for the %s bsno8t 81 Of bis poor neg6bor,
who hns more nccI of good roads than the
person paying the taxes?
Brother Gore seems to have mistaken The
character Of men who constitute the present
board Of County Commissioners. If VIC can
Judge them by the carl We see in the last
weeks TINES, which is indeed very bust
ness like notice, if these Commissioners do
what they have published, there wil be
somebody hurt now, sure.
The ndersigncd would be monstrous glad
to see one of the County Commissioners in
this immediate ncighborhood' Alttile work
might be looked into, to the Advantage OF
some very royrcly worked roid'.
Now must be done with the road Ques-
ton and leave the balance with our repre-
sentative law makers, hoping some one OF
them will find time to give the matter the
conside, alton it deserves.
| La Grippe still hollis forth. We never heard
| of more sickness in the country thaa now.
| Cart W. Il Briggs is quite sick from
bronchitis, caused by severe attack of grip.
Mr.. Briggs III thcr, who is now about 9l
years of age, is very low, and her recovery
IL consiicrcd very doubtful.
Mr. J. Wallace Meng is also very bad Oh
| from an affection of the lungs.
| q, how auxiuus;y tho farmers arc awnitint
the clearing up o; the weather. JOE.
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We sill lave few of those Red Flannel
let, cell aud get some of them before they
are all sod. They are one of the biggest
bargains we have ever offered
GRAHAM K SPARKS
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L,dies Wool Hose reduced to 25c. Chill

T1WTc8 NOUI IIUhU TcUUCVU 10 LUC. VUT-
drcns TO loo. nt
II. Nj. COHEN & BROS.
Ba3"'rhe two proudcst and happie,t men in
this town nrc Mr.. Cecil Smith, Of the Three
Cs engineering corps, and Mr.. l.. q. Yonng
Of this town. AS both of these gentlemen
nrc civil Engineers, Mr.. Smiths boy will
prepare the truck for Mr.. Youngs girl.
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We have small lot Of Ladies, Misses AMI
Children's VOL Hose, which We src selling
nt and below cost for The cash. Call and SEQ
them as we have only few left.
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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Itch on human and horses and AL animals
cured in 20 minutes hy Wooford Sanitary
Lotion This never fats Sold bv j. NJ.
GIBBS & son, Druggists Union s. c.
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Bill h.ads, Note Heads, Envelopes Cir
orlnrs, Dodgers, &c, printed neatly, prompt
ly and cheap at the TINES Office.
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DEATH OF ONCE NOTED PREACHER
Atlanta, Ga, February 22-Dr. James G..
Armstrong once prominent minister in the
Presbyterian and Episcopal chu rches, died
suddenly today from appoplcxy.
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BeD" We are requested to state Tint the
Pension BoarJ will meet OF Union c. IT,,
next Monday. March 2.
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"IInndy" Hair Pin Cabinet contains drz
Hair Pins, doz Pins, ! doz Bonnet Pins Mt
II. NJ. COHEN Il BROS.
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The Cotton Market.

Notwithstanding the low prices, many
who hud been holding their-cotton for higher
prices have been compelled TO sell to meet
pressing necessities. Sales for the week
275 bales, at prices from 6 a. 73c.
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If yon want Visiting Cards printed CONF
to the TIMES office.
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Tennis Cloth % inches wide 20 cts. yard
at ii. NJ. COHEN & BROS.