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For the TiAxs.
A Good Word for yonasvil1. $500

Mn. ED1ron.--whiie am no pewspaner
correspondent, permit me 10 give through
the press my testimony in favor Of Jone ,yilIe
during my short residence ia the town. IL
was with much reluctance that l CANA to
Jonesville, and it was still more SO with nv
wife. which was c,used by certain rerorts
vera circulated in the country against
the people Of Jonesvil'e, AID now, after a
residence there of sixteen months, wish To
say from personal experience that these good
people are very much underestimated. So
much so, that | have wished to sp.ak In
their defence for the last six mo paths Or mere.
= When left Kelton and tho good people
there, sixteen months ago, l thought would
have to assume q new nature to.bo able TO cosa.
pete with the rough uncouth people Of Jones'
willie, as understood them to be, from reports
IN the country; but 1 am g'ad to say, Mr..
Editor, that an agreeabIy surprise beyon
metsureto fnd people 81, far supe,io. to
what had been Informed. l will not un Ier-
take 10 enumerate the many goJd qualities
and the many kindnesses Of those GOOD
people. c,uld not ask Of ~ CO immunity.
or town II yoa please, q uo1e ki1<i reception
than me and mine rec ivsd on our arrival
here, aod IL s'iH c,ntinus., and Il wish 70
repeat that 6nd hero kind, social, moral
congenial citizenship tia dare s,y Is not
surpassed 10 any Town or community In this
broad land OF ours. wouli be ri VI 10 kn,w
that every community ha, ss goo an average
citizenship rs poor misr presented Jonessilie.
Yours Truly,
J, F. ALMAS.
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For the TINES.
Closing Exercises Of Furman University,

Closing Exercises Of Furman University.
The closing exercises Of Furnau Uni
versiy began with the commencement ser
mon, by Dr.. Charles Manly, Sunday morn
ing the 18th. Dr.. Manley preached from
Numbers, l4:3 "If the Lord delight in us
then He will bring us into this land and
give it US" At night, Rev. W. r. Derieux,
Of Spartauburg, preached TO the missionary
Societies Of the Un versity, from Luke IL A.
The house was crowded. to the fullest ca
pacity, both morning and night.
Monday morning . large congregation
gathered at the Opera house, TO witness the
for tho medal offered by Rev. Mr.. Mcmillan
and wife, which was awarded to Mr.. J. F.
Sander, Of Newberry. At night we were
highly entertained by on address from that
veteran soldier aud Statesman, Gen. NJ. c.
Butler, of Elg,held, to the Literary Societies
Tuesday morning was given to our sweet
sister students Of the G. F. c., aid we
watched with Wuea interest their graceful
forms as they swayed to and fro in the c,las-
themes drill i thick the confederate
daughters drill the best of the exercise.
Tuesday evening tho reunion OF the
Adelphian Society Of the University was held.
1t was reunion, indeed, for all Of the old
graduates seemed to enjoy the meeting.
That night WAS tho grand concert Of the
G.P.C.
Wednesday morniog Rev. F. c, Hieks,u,
of N. c., addressed the Alumni Al, ,ociatio,.
His address wa, we'll delivered and showed
deep thought. At night the people again
assembled at the opera house TO witness the
exercises Of the Judson Literary Soc ETY. Of
the G..F.C. The essays, rsadins 1. rsci,ssion.
of the young ladies were simply fne.
Thursday morning at 10 o clock, the present
aud former students, Alumni, Faculty,
and Trustees, assembled at the first B,ptist
church anl formed o column. headed by the
students, and marched to the opera h,use.
where fourtseD Of the University student,
received their diplomas.
The parting address Of DIR. Manly, the
beloved President Of the University, Was
touching and full Of soun advice to young
men just going out to b,t'le with the stern
realities OF. life.
Tha comm IN ,ement exercises Of the
Greenville Female C,llsg, took plas, Thurs
day night in tho opera house. / cannot say
anything aboutit,a, was literally crowded
out Of the house with many o hers who hal
to go away because they Gould no. ct oven
standing room In the hall.
Mr.. Editor, II has been my pleasure this
year 10 be student of Fu IN IN University,
and can say that il ha, bsen nine months
proftably speot. The University Is now
getting on solid bass with the aIendtnce
increasing yesrly, and do MT see why Il,
win not, With the nes chais OF Lssl7 aud
the other important changes mtis, b, Que
Of the leading Institutions Of learning in the
South. For moril and religious infuen CO,
do not think parent Q ,uld send soa to
another institution that offers moro OF these
than Furnan University.
confidently hope to see next sessionss
attendaocs exceed this as far as this di I
the last. II. @. Al.
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LUMINOUS FOR THE MoNARcHY.-Dublin,
June l3.-The Etpress Liberal Conservative,
Of this city to-day says that the outbreak Of
public feeling which followed the baccarot
scandal revelations was ominous for the
monarchy. England, the Express adds, will
not forget the character and habits of tbe
Prince Of Wales as revealed at the t,ial
The result is, according to the same paper
that "ihe institution (the monarchy CON
<necfed in the minds of The people with bad
n2eociatiops is obviously in danger" The
<ess fn conclusion, says the d,smissal of
!s Hiitism Gordon Cumming from the army
WI be regarded q. q severe rebuke to the
popular sympathies.
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Coon looKs.-Good looks are more than
skin deep, upon healthy condition of all
the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive
you have Bilious Look, if your stomach
be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look
and If your Kidneys be affected you have n
Pinched Look. Secure good looks. .Elec.
trio Biters Is the great Alternative and Tonic
acts directly on these vital organs. Cures
Pimples. Blo'ches. Bois and gives q good
complexion. Sold at b. +. Posey's Drug
Store, 60c. per bottle.
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R8- Some low down, trihing, no account,
halfraised dead beat. slipped into the Local 9
S"nctnm last Tuesday, during his absence
and stole package of cigars:
Any ono that woull steal from the Local
Of" country newspaper, would skin a flea
for its hide and t'low and sell its carcus
TO the Coosaw Company to buy box of
matches and birthstone to carry with him to
hades to save The devil the expense Of fur
nishing him with an outfit, when he put him
out of his kingdom for fear that he would rob
him, the devil, Of his reputation.
We are now confirmed believer in human
depravity.
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Correspondence Of the Union TlxEs.
An the Nsxa Around Pacolet.

PAcoLsr, 6. c., June 22.--Iu consequence
OF the recent heavy rains, farmers ere having
q tough time killing grass. Labor is scarce,
and in many instances IL seems impossib'fto
get enough hands u work out crops. E'rfA-
afternoon. for several days past, thero has
been heavy rnin between here and jones'
lille. Between the latter place and Union
Inotics that there has MT been quite 81
much rain, aud the farmers have hsd bet
ter opportunity to put their crops 10 good
shape.
work Is progressing on the new cotton
mill Of ~ Trough Shoals. understand
that railroad win be built from that place
TO Prcolet.
Mr.. and Mrs. ass Smith met with sad
loss yesterday in the death of their Lovely
little girl, about one year old. Their fricuds
sympsthiIe deeply with them.
Mr.. w. Thronwell Haynes, s,n OF our
esteemed townsmau, Rev. II. NJ. Haynes. is
At home for the holidays. Mr.. Haynes borc
off one Of the medals ot the recent Com
mencemeut Of Wofford College.
DIR. j. d. Orr, q prominent physician OF
Union County, has moved to Trough Shoil'.
DIR. Orr has many friends in this section
| who will be glad to welcome him 10 his new
| home.
Mrs. w. b. Thomas, Of Atlanta, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Littlejohn.
Messrs Clarence B. Bryaut aud VIM. Am
bier Gilre,th have returned to Gaffney City
| TO resume their studies.
Miss Wood, daughter Of Col. A. N
Wood Of Gafney, has be'n visiting tho
family Of Mr. w. F. Bryant.
Next Sunday 10 Children's Day at th'
| Methodist Church. Mr.. Bernard -. James
and others will deliver addressed. -
The friends here Of Mr.. A. 4. McKissick
arc glad to hear of his well deserved success
Miss Perry. Of Wiliiamsi on, is visiting
friends hete.
Mr.. Ed. Byers, of Clifton, will open the
school here next Friday. MIR. Byers is
teacher of ability and experience.
Miss Carrie Eison, of Jone,vi'le, has beer
visiting friends here.
Cephas Wood, the colored ma1 who dice
J near here recently, and whose death wa
mentioned last week by your Jonesvi'
Correspondent, was good colored man an'
} liked by every one. SEAToS
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g@- We were in error last week in sta,
ing that Miss Charlotte Aston had "return-
cd from the Peace Institute at Raleigh, n.
c, for the vacation" Miss Als'on is q
puph in 81. Msry's Co,legs at Raleigh,
which is one OF the highest INSTITUTIONS OF
learning in this country.
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schools lcse by tho removAls-of families frol
the town,
Sd. What is being done. in the way Of
business prospects, or employment Of any
kind, 80 attract parents, guardians and
others to CONS and settle among us AMI
bring their children to the Graded School,
for which we are building a $1,000 School
house?
4'h. Who is doing anything. or what has
hecn dons toward the proposed Cotton Fac
tory!
9th. As the question cannot now in the
least affect the Cotton Seed Oil Mill and the
Grade School, in which our people have
invested S2i 900, We woulI respectfully ask
some one 10 tell US how many, and how
long in the year, operatives are employ cd
and the average weekly wages paid out dur
ing the year by the Oil Milf
9th. How many bales Of cotton tho mill
brings 10 thi, town, that would rot come II
A---vnur urrcT HOW many people 1t has
added to our population, and how man,
scholars il will give to our Graded School
7th. How much money is sent from Union
monthly and annually to build up other
| towns!
Stb, And the last question will solve the
problem: II all tho money invested by ou,
ci liens in towns and enterprises in other
localities, in the Oil Mill and the Graded
School building had been invested in cot.
ton Factory hero, would H. not pay rs good
vidends for the investments, by increasing
the value Of and demand for real estate
,ustead Of diminishing, as now, double OF
treble cur population, business, and bring
hundreds Of les Of cotton to this market
that now 80 to other markets, increase
insteal ofdiminish, AS now, the necessity
for better school facilities, keep our present
good citizens with us aud attract others
to come over and help u.s. build up tn,
town ura a-ss' eNsi.h other enterprisesf
Understand us, We arc not opposed 10 tn
Oil Mill and tho Graded School building
but we can't help thinking that we've pu
the cart before the horse, and virtually don
rs the Irshman said, "takeu n renegsd
rtep aud advanced backward many years
We know the retrospect is anything bu
pleasant, hut it may act as timely warnin,
for the fnture. and inspire an effort to d,
something toward making our Graded Sohoo
more than handsome building, aud for th
general welfare Of the town.
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most digni6ed and maste terly manner.

most dignifsd and mastery manner.
Astho programme of exercises and the
ceremonies were necessarily delayed to o
very ltte hour, and much ofthe matter neces-
sary to make up full aud satisfactory re-
pert could no. be obtained until too la'c for
publication this week, we arc compelled to
postpone publishing report of it to next
issue.
Although suffering in ense pain from an
attack of rheumatism, Col. McKissck, the
orator for the occasion, acquitted himself
well, and made short but very appropriate
address.
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Baby Caps from 25c up to 80 cts,
at II. NJ. COHEN l. BROS.

Ee9- The Spartan says: The Garrett
brothers are talking about building hun
dred-thousaud dollar hotel near their Spring
Such men as the Garrett brothers are worth
having in any community. They are true
Spartsns they speni their money freely in
building up their own town, first, aud carry
every dollar they can into it. Such men
are the life and hope Of tho community in
which they live.
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knights Of Pythias.

Knights Of Pythias.
Cherokee Lodge X. OFF, hold its reyuI.,
Convention last Monday night, and con
ferred the ranks Of Page and Esquire.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
Chancellor Commander, W. NJ. Meador.
Vice Chancellor, II. NJ. Sparks
Pre'ate. 7. b. Butler.
At the next regular Convention, which
will bs on the 2nd Monday night in July.
d. D. G. c., C. f. Bacon will be presen, to.
instruct the officers.
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A New Car Coupler.

Mr.. r. W. Tinsley, Of thi, town, has
recently obtained patent for Q new car
coupler of his own invention, full descrip-
a'n OF which We will give next week We
sincerely hope friend Tiusley has ssrucx a
big bonanza that will not only fill his pockets
with cash; but be the means Of preventing
the fearful accidents s, frequently reported
from the deadly Car coupler"
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Triplets.

Last Monday morning, the wife of Fred
Gee, colored, living with Mr.. Horace Lee,
ne,r Goshen Hill, presented her husband
with triplets, two girls aud boy. The boy
died, but the rest arc doing we'll. We have
not hea.l whether any got away or not,
2S inches wide, l8o. yard.
at H. NJ. COHEN & EROS.
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Lace covered Parasols, fine quail ty. Re;u-
lar price, 81, now $l.2S
at II. NJ. COHEN BROS.
The County Sunday School Convention.

We are requested to ask the Executive
Committee Of the County Sunday School
Convention TO meet at Union c. IT,, on
Sales lay next, 10 arrange a Programme for
the annual meeting and to decide upon the
place Of meeting.
Schools wishing TO have the Conveation
meet with them this year VIII please send
their invitation TO Mr.. W. IT. Miller. at
Union, before Salesday
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rA- Mr.. c. c. Sartor has resigned the
Office Of Trial Justics OF this Township, AMI
his resignation has been accepted hy The
Governor.
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A Real Treat For Union.

MIR. EDITOR: Prof. Rayhi!l will give q
dramatic and Dialect Reading" under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A., next Tuesday.
Please allow me to say that know him
personally, aud endorse what the News and
Courier and other papers have so we'll said
of him. We hope he will have a large audi
ehce' Very truly yours,
s. II. HoPE.
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Laying tho Corner Stone.
The interesting ceremonies of laying the
Corner Stone of the Graded School Building
were PC, formed Wednesday Evening, At 63
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DON'T You FoRoET IT. You win find at
:. u. Porters, cigars. t,biccoa aud snnff Of the
pest oraads, can ,lie'. plain and fancy. canued
goo is. pickles, aud al gr,cci 8 n .sal Kent
In fancy grocery store, Call On 4 see ne.
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We will close out tho balance of those
beautiful Persian Mulls at reduced prices.
Call before they are all gone. GRAHAM &
SPARKS.
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beautiful lins of ca'icoes and gin CHAINS
in nice dress styles at greatly reduced prices
for cash, at GRAHAM Il SPARKS
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COOL OFF.--If you want the best Soda
Water, Milk Shakes and Ice Cream, j. B.
Porter's Is the place to get them opposite
the Depot, where everything /, fitted up in
drst class style, and best Of attention given.
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Ladies call for one Of our p. C. Corscts,
the bes. oil the market for the price, .&---~-
GRAHAM g. SPARKS.
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Monte Cloth sc. yard. Ladies Under
vests l0c. each, ut ii. N. COHEN s. BROS.
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Big Slaughter in folding fans and white
goods. Come and be convinced,
at ii. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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VIENNA CREAM, o delightful Summer
beverage, to be found at J. Is. Portcr's. Call
for Vicuna Cream.
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New Photographers.

A. Frank Peterson, senior member OF the
firm Of Peterson Br.s., Of Wilmington, N.
c., and A. j. Farrell, senior member of the
firm Of Farrell & Edwards, Of Sp,rt,nburp.
s. c., have met in Union and oppnei a pI-
villion East side of the hotel, and for very
short time will give our people the best oppor.
tuniiy they ever had TO have fine pictures
made. They are artists Of great experience.
and do everything In their line, from tin
type TO crayon or oil portrait, aud make q
speciality of copying old pictures.
Their stay will be very short. and IN e,rly
call Will secure you o chance TO have work
done equal TO Anything TO be had anywhere.
-----------. - s------
GUARANTEED TO CuRy FOR Ia Garrps
We authorizes our advertised druggist to sell
you DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs aud Colds. upon this condition.
If you arc afflicted with La Grippe and will
use this remedy " IT, dire,,ions, giving IL a
fair t.ial, and experience no benefit, you
may return the b,ttle and have your money
refunded. We make this offer, because of
the wonderful success of Dr. Kings New
Discovery du'ing last seas ms epidemic.
Have heard Of no case in which 1t failed.
Try it. Trial bottles free at b. r. Posey's
Drug Sore. Large size 500. aud Si,O0.
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GO to GRAHAM s. SPARKS for bargains
in Ladies slippers.
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POST QFFICE DIRECTORY.

from 3 A. NJ. to GOO p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. to 4 4. Al.
The Northern mail will close at l2P.
NJ, and tho Southern Mail ut 500 +. NJ.
Auy inattention or irregularities should
ce reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J.C. HUNTER, L. NJ.
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Ready-male Calico and Gingham Skirts,
also aprons, nt II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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worthy Of ofrrxs,tlRs,isn.

We would repeatedly submit the following
interr ,gatories to- the proPerty owners and
busiucss men Of Union. as pertinent to ths
present condition and prospects Of the town |;
lst. How many young men intend lea'-
ing Union by the Is, Of January next!
2 How many business men With their
f.milies. are preparing to leave Union
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Ladie, button shoes at 9jc per pair at
GRAHAM & SPARKS cheap ca,h store.
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WILL TELL You that j. Is. Porter le I'd.
them oil in soda water, milk shakes, and ice
cream every day in the week.
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New Adver rtisements.
G. p. Garrett-Fruit Jars.
Board of Health Notice.
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!, Straw sn. !. gs!ss. =. |, aussd prices 4 GRAHAM
q SPARKS,
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No CHKAp JOHN in mine bu. good goods
at living pricsss and I propose to stay in
Uoion and yoa will always find me ut the
store next door above I. e. Bailey's Furni-
ture store. j. B. PORTER.
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The Inspection
Adj. and Insp. Gen. Farley, inspected the
Johnson Rifles Tuesday afternoon, ON the
Court House Square.
Considering III things tho Company made
very good showing.
A little mqfs 4dsillins ~vuld make the
Johnson niass one ofthe best Companies 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-15
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notice-rn future the rEfEGRtH-HssALp viii
publish. under this head. only such notices "a
are sent % this Orice each week. not later
than Friday afternoon. This Is done to
avoid mistakes AMI duplicate notices.
In thcss announcements usual services"
OF hours" mean that the morning service oc-
ours az $50 a. IN. aud evenlag service a. /
y. H.
seventh Day AiventiSts-Elder l.. q. Moore.
pastor. Good Templars' Hall. NcMullen
block. corner Island and South Diyision-sts.
Sunday evening. : O'Clock. subject. The
Change from the ~abi ath OF the Seventh day
- TIE sunday OF the First day.
The Progressive Spirituaiist Society meet In
FkS Hall. :. ionfa-st.. n i0:1l a m. and 81 D.
m. Prot J. Ciegg Wright. speaker. subject.
for lecture taken from the audience.
ynlyersslist Rev. Charles Fluhrer. pastor
Morning. subject: "Incanat on. Past and Pres
emit" Evening subject: A Prcseat Salvation.
sunday schools at II m
Universslist Mission. Knights Of Pythias
Hall. south Diyisi0n-Sf.. near Sinth-aye.-kev
Charles Fluhrer will preach ~ 3 D. m. sub
Ject, The Easser Way"
TriaIfy Church-Rsv. II. VI. Johnson. rector
Holy Communion ~ lon a m; subject
Be StilL" EvensoBg AZ .. H.: subject
Looking Back Sundsy-school and Bible
class az ) D. m. The Anthem. How Beautiful
I pom the Mountains viii be sung by tho
choir. Seats free. strangers are welcome
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-15


Frank b. Fee has Tiled his oath OF
ohce as deputy sheriff.
ELMER sherman Yesterday CON-
menced a suit tor divorce from his wife,
Polly Sherman, on the ground Of ex-
treme cruelty.
The inventory in the assignment case
of Selbolt Bolt VAS filed yesterday
The total value of goods and book ac-
counts = ss0iS0.
The case of the People vs.. Gertie
Johnson and Minnie Kransc, for assault,
was adjourned by Justice Brown yester-
day, 10 February 2l.
Leonard L. Conkey. the veterinary
surgeon, Was gwen Judgment OF So %
against A. l.. Livingston, IN Justice
Browns court, yesterday.
Emma III. Brown yesterday reached
out one hand 10 receive 4 decree OF di-
Norce and forthwith extended the other
Tor license 10 marry again.
James Lewis, charged with embezzle-
ment vas before Justice Westfall yes
terday. He was held to appear in the
circuit court for trial in the sum of $500.
David NJ. Amberg was yesterday ap-
pointed special administrator of the
estate OF julius Houseman, pending
the probate OF the last will and tesla
ment Of the deceased; March IL.
The return 20 the examination of
Peter r. Lambert. charged with steal
ing potatoes from William Wander
Strahler on the 26th day of January,
1891. IN the township OF Nelson, was
tiled yesterday.
Judith VI. Thompson brings suit in
tresyass against Israel D. Smith, who
entered upon the close of complainant
IN Newsygo and removed grass and
fences. She wants him to pay dam
ages for hs trespass.
Charles Brooks, who has been making
his headquarters At an old hut IN the
woods IN Wyoming township, was be-
fore Justice Hydorn yesterday, on a
charge of vagrancy. His case was adj
journed 20 February 10.
Emma II. Brown yesterday secured
n decree of divorce from John III.
Brown, who was sent TO prison April 3,
from NanBuren county, on SIX years
sentence. The complainant was
awarded the custody of two minor
children.