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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13


The sinioniain 1.-THE Creation" which
represents the rising OF the sun, is IN
cxcmplIlcation OF this theory. In tho
commencement OF this piece our atten.
ton is attracted by soft streaming
note from the violin, which ia scarcely
disccrniblc till the rays OF sound which
issue from tho first violin diverge into
the chord OF tho second, to which is
gradually impaired q greater iullnesss
of color rs the violas and violonccllos
steal in with expanding harmony. At
tho fifth bar the obocs begin to shed
their yellow luster, while the flute sill
vers the mounting rays OF tho violin.
As the notes continue, ascending to the
highest point OF brightness, the orange,
the scarle; and the purple unite in in
creasing splendor, and the glorious orb
ut length appears reiulgent with all tho
brightest beams OF harmony.
"And there was light"
This burst OF tho whole orchestra in
the rosounding key OF C, accompanied
with all the harmony possible, and
prepared by the gradual failing OF the
sounds, actually produces upon us, at
the first representation, the effect OF 4
thousand torches suddenly flashing
light into dark cavern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

1t is not enough to have great quail
ties; We should also have the manage
ment OF thcm.-Ld ROchcioucauld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

The keenest AK with which to hew
tho human heart into piece OF ice is
that OF ingratitude.-C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

The better part OF every mans educa-
ton is that which he gives himself
James Russell LowcN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
Metals.
COttOn.

New YoRK. Nov. 12.-pig iron dull: Conner
nominal at Sll IS. Lead dull. Tin quiet; strtilts
SO Qj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
STEAM ERS
RAILROADS.
Observation-Disclosures.

On and after Monday. September II. 1881. trains
will run IS follows. citv time:
LEAVE WnEILING.-t600 a. m. 200 n. m. 500
n. H., 900 4. H., 1000 m, II 90 H. H. "l2 100 m,
l:0o }: m, Up. m. 800 p m, 400 p. m, 500 p
m, 500 p. L.. 700 p. m, 800 p m. 800 p. m.
l1:C0 p. IN. -.
LEAVE ELM GRovE-s6:oo a. M, 7:Co a. In. 500
a. m. a. m. 1000 u m. Hoo n H.. 1900 m,
loop. m. 200 p. m. 800 p m. 400 p m. 800
P; m, 600 p H.. 200 p. In. 500 p. In. 900 p. N.
1000 p. III.
RDaily. except Sunday.
srSDAY.-ChMrch trims leave Elm Grove Of
o:i3 u In. aud Wheeling at lo:lzp. IN.
}. G. GILLELEy,
DEL General Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

Baggage checked through destination Of
tickets. IT1-'-1'75f =.
W.. RonIssos, General Passenger Agent Par.
icrsburg, w Va -
A. J.. DANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, ParkeBburg. W Va 80 =
J: G. ToMLlSsoS. Passenger Agent Wheeling,
W. Va 3-ra %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.
From Brldgoport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail-.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicago
and Cleveland. l:i9 n m. For Pittsburgh, l01l
a. IN. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. IN. For
Pittsburgh and New York. 2:ii p. H. For Wells.
vile s:4sa. m. For East Liverpool. GIL p m. ~,
Trains arrive OF Bridgeport at 800 O. m. 1880
m: 2:0S p m, S:l5 p IL. 49, p. In. and 6:is
p. In. -.
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains yin the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & 81.
Louis Rallway-pan-lIand Route-lcayo Wheel.
ing for steu6envillc Pittsburgh and tho East
90 a. m, le:3O p. IN. $40 p. IN. md 005 D. m
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and st
Louis. $50 q. IN. and 9:O5 p. IN. For Columbus
md Chicago, 1890 p. III. Trains arrive at Wheel.
Ing at $3.50 L. m. $3.50 a M. 2:S5 p. m. $50 p IN.
and rs p. IN. Trims leave at go a m. and
arriving $40 p. M. run solid between Wheel.
ing and Pittsburgh AL trains daily except
Sunday. E',s'l25ssN alt p4w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature, OF III, ,Ioasy ani s.ora
Markets.


NEW foRx, Nov. l9,-Moncy on call cnSy, rang
Ing from to per cent. last loan 3 per cent,
closing Offered at . per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Ga6H per cent Sterling exchange quiet
at SisOLaisJih!. Sales 2iO,Si9 shares,
The stock market when hRtnmerlng was not
III progress presented II dull md listlpss appear
hncc AMI no material progress was made In
either direction, while II firm tone prevailed as
a rule The bean to-day concentrated their Mt
tacks up0n the coal shares, and while they
knocked OF the prices OithOsc shares 10 II mater
lhl extent their success III the resi- Of the list was
not NGttorlng. The firm tone was maintained
throughout the forenoon. after which tho attack
upon TIE coNlCB wns nude, aud the ensc with
which they were depressed caused Il heavy feel.
ing In the remainder OF tue list The ilnctu0.
uOnS IN the general list were IN but few cases
Small fractions, The market presented no lGa.
lure OF Interest beyond the weakness Dt tho
coplers, The close WIS fairly active andthcayy AT
the lowest prices, Delaware * Hudson "a, Jcr'
sey Central :, Reading aud LackRwanna IA per
cent each.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

The more one endeavors to sound the
depths OF his ignorance the deeper the
chasm appcars.-Aicoh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta Parkersburg, Point
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth aud
Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston. Clifton Forgs
md staunton. Va. and Lexington aud Louis
vile, KY
Time Table effective June q. 1891. Central
Time 'rgF4..'f7H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-13

The Remarkable Impression 0Iusica
Sounds Make on Some Persons Minds
MN2rnica Amcriedn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-25

CAMPAIGN PREPARArIoSs.-Sehat John
L. NJ. lrby. who managed ih" Tillmnn cam
pa;gn last year, arrived here last evening
and took quarters 1T the Jerome. Later he
was seen by The States representative and
asked obou, the ohjec, of the eeting OF his
s. ate executive c9mmittec, which had been
cal ed Dy MIN r,r January 9TH lie said :
Il called the meeting for the purpose OF
reorgauiziug the Dem cratic pnty OF the
State
"what do you mean by re'rg'niz't 'tiOn p
was asked"
"You know, q uew ra-ty constitution was
adopted last year, and the organ zaticn of
couoties has to be in acco. d with it. There
are some two or three which are already or
garized according to the constitutions, and
all oihers will have TO be so organized also
"Senalor what will be done abouS the
Democrats who voted for Judge Haskell in
the last election :" WAS asked.
"Prrsonally," said the Senator. al Am in
favor oficttng them come back into the party
ani vote, if they will agree to take the oath
/ and support the regular nominees of the
| party. However, l cannot say what The
! committee will do in regard to the matter
when it meets. ."-We State.
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Curre: pondent OF the Union TINES.
News From North Pacolet.

ErT, JANE, Dec. 2l.-Sevcral severe cases
of Ia Grippe a"c in this nc'ghborhood just
now.
Athcu ugh We had an unusually cold spell
l'St week our people went right aheid
sowing whoa, and wl'h suitable weather
this week most Of the work will be flushed.
We are isclined t. think that the area IF
the small gruin crUp soNn his year is far
above the ayc'age. Our people seem to
realize the fact that SoIomo1 was correct
when he sud: The sluggard will not plow
lay crsun Of the cold, Therefore he shall beg
in h,rv, st aud nave no hing
We like nj O.htr people u tcrnate between
hope and despair, but like the Trishuar who
ted himself TO II log to keep it from rolling
down the hill sad. aftcr the loy s.artci roll
ing and taking him with it, "go ahead, I'll
bc on top as many tines as y II I'LL"
MIR. Editor. your comments last week UNI
der the caption Where rcict must c,pc
f'om commend, themselves to every reader
inside ami outside of the State. Providence
only helps those who help themselves. If
every man will set his own house in order
regard css Of what his ncishbor is doing or
Is trying to do, then examples will take
the place OF prsccps and soon the laws of
mmcrcc and finance and everything per-
tanning t. the welfare OF the cpuutry vii
graNititc toward one common centre and
pace our people once more ON the high
Ilas.::r- y s.ttsfuy Fine dtss,ois
entitled the l@clss Life" in which is
sprce fer conn lfeie faml rec nd cf tea
persons. A, glaucc il shows the road 'i,nm
the cradle to the grave - those whc
wish 10 invest in u work of art We commend
this work AMI especially the young man who
pre- cnis il
Mss Mildred S'rain is spending some
time vi Ii relatives aui friends at Paco' ct
Mills.
rev. Il. $. Robinson preached at Salem
Yesterday from TIE text Matt. !: ~ TO ~
verses, incuS We.
rnmpr has been star cd that some of our
ncighh rs have fnrme Il .'Siniy- Kate" os-
te, bly for the purpose of completing the
Augusta Division ofihe Three C's rail- on
at once. The prices to be pad for Iaborers
l. II 10 lara day, cish up, and no grumhling
no pa'crS "r promises 20 hc used
Wcin.urc every mltrinorai! knot we t;c
during the holiday season to b, al li.ht,
provi ie the material is any account.
This letter closes our journalistic work
for the TIMES this year. Thanking you, ,
Mcssrs Editors, -+3r-syosr corrtcses alI
indulgcnci's $ during the year; and the pa
ticnt comro'it'rs To- wrestling with our
hl"rHG yphlcal MSS; and asking the gene
rouS r,atc'S to frLiyc all Our sins of
omission AID commissions, IN "A journal
lNt'c S'ns' " Tag oar work Il close
ysayi"g: We ho:c tn, "Printcr's Devil
VIII live untii his hat crown ewes in
and mashcS every b,nH that's III him-th,t
the TIMES ncAt year will enter upon an era
Of II 'Spciity unprecedented in its history
til the rur.c OF the T. litpr viii never be
free from he plngsof acute rlethorism and
that every body VIII have II merry Christmas
and happy and prosperous New Year.
NoX
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-25
Correspondent fr tn" Union TIMES
Our PacoIet Latter

PAcoLLr, Pc. 10 lSDl.- We have been
having some beautiful weather - ,hc last
{; week. nut it seems now aS if we will have
snow for thriStma,.
Prof. l.. u. BycrS. of tins pl,ce. and VI -
Sallic l.. Magur.>, e GrlS V p"ni. were
married Oh the iIth iG,'.
We hclr it whispered t,ri several ether
we idnGS are t' take p'anr this Winicr. in
spit "ithc "hard times"
Cuttrm is nearly all sol AMI dc'is not
half pad.
MIR. :. IL. liulciohn. wh, runs Il Gin at
this place, says hc Siuncl ov!r Il th)us IN
bales Of co't Il last year. lie says he j.
ginning for the same farmers ;hiS yclr and
will fail shrrt between Iw,niy-fvc and
thirty thounand dollars on Their cotton crop
Prof ". +. McAr;hm, ~ the Gntlncy
city Male and FcmN'c Sem nry, scent lat
Friday night IL "ur town. lie says. though
times arc hard. lie vii, have "a large numbc.
pupils next year His influence is whole
: m. ani the dying visits of such men are
always wc,c,m'.
Misses lila Erown and Jclu'c W,llin4 of
Union, -r,"; several days IL our town LAST
week
Mr.. Ic'ry Lee. living near Ills place. die
the Ii tia ins'
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Ions,xilla ana Lookh.rt shosl,.


We'll, the bill has p,ssed the Leg:sla urc
to empower Jonesville and Pinckney town
ships 10 subscribe 500, 900 each TO build q
railroad from Jonesville, 0 miles above here,
on The 8. U. Sad G. road 10 ihe famous Lock-
hart Shoals ster-powcr, Ia miles from here,
- n-c.a n:-ss.. - ..s... =; =, rne amer vurc
ia the distance from this place ond Jones,ile
is only two or three miles, but the people
here dill not think the matter Of suific ent
importance TO the business interests Of the
town to make any effort te secure the rad,
consequently il has gone against US, by de-
fault, rs the lawyers say, aud as We suggest
cd last Spring il would 60, If our people
were not wi Ing . stcriice some; hing of
time md money to get it. And what is
and will be the gain to Joncsvilc and
the loss TO Union?
A well informed gentleman from Jo'es-
vile told II, tba' the price Of real cstnt, in
that town has risen from - To 100 per cent
since the passage Of the railroad bill. vi Ii II
greet demand for building lots, and but fcw
anxious or willing 10 sell. II it not r"ry
pTOOdbtc thnt Such woulh nave Decn inc cast
| ia Union if the road had been secured TO tn,
| town?
The building Of the rad to Joncsyillc viii
Increase the sa'cs and Importance Of the
Cotton Market very materially, aud dc;reas'
The business of this Market in that rrrpor
| ton.
Now that the charter for the road has beer
the building of the road is bota assured, mn,
will progress hand ia hand
| During the tn ldng of the roal md Fac
tory from $7j, 600 TO 100000 c,sh will bt
put in circula'i ion, to pay for labor, materials
| Sc, most cfwhich, until the Factory an.
road arc c,mpctcd will go through tn
| hands cfthc Joncsyillc Merchants.
We also learn tia, il is the purpose Of thos,
| having control of both enterprises To Civ,
contracts and work TO the Farmers ond thci
teams along the roal II, much ns p's.lblc
WcalviSc the people of Joncsvilc TO tax,
| advantage of the boom at the first bound
! for ms so5n as The Factory gets in full opera
ton, nearly all the cotton and trade around
it will 81 there, just ~ it has ut Trough
Shoals and Clifton.
Ofcoursc it will bcncft Joncsvlle very
much Tut the great mn | lasting benefit will
accrue to the Farmers, particularly those ON
tue Ridge, in securing factory prices fol
their Cotton which il generally from C TO &c
higher than buyers for disGnt f,ctorics an
export can give. That advance will abuu
dainty ray the extra township tax to pay in
tcrcst On the bon $.
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Rev, rhos. Leitch Fallen.


VI" ''"'''' '''"" we rev" tue ''''o"ihS
~ WV ~ ''' "''' '''"' august" e"''e'Po"-
"'"'' VI '"e '''"
INV i'''' i"o'''.9 IT, nc''ch' oi 'hlrIeS'oh
roI,,,;,n. ,;,,,,, II ~,
Carolina las; year, WAS put cut Of the Au-
gnsta hotel hero tonight for being intoxi-
I"'''' M'' 'c''cn ~ Pr'hch'r "i the sam
drcw immcn., crn,yJ, '>''
Our .,rro,v !; mo, , N ,;,
h,r;, A., ru -,
give ,hc c,oroo,;.,;.. w,.. ~ a., ,,,,.
"s''c ""''''c' % '"c ''"@ "@'''""-'"'''".' Ss'c
OF rc''S''" "'rN """P'e' ny Eah Jones'
hctch an" ''her ia'''r u"y hN"nge'iS'S'
we nave never '"'"Sh' '"'y ""n'" TO 'hs
"En''y "' 'h' i"'P"' CT ''"par'e" true
Sr'r'"a'y !" INC 'A''''" e'"E' 'S''''ns
w"lch attend AMI endorse 'he'r "nc""'h amt
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Hot Supper at Santuc.

ShNrrr Dec, 22d.-Mr. Editor, | haze
been requested hy thc laiics Of the Salem
Baptist crurcn. ~ Sautuc, 10 announce that
they WI Civ" chtrmi"g Ilo: Supper, at
this place, on Nclnrs 'ay night, 3O;h irst.,
FOR ihn hr c' Of their church, aud tncv
greatly de,irc the Ircsencc and aid of the
public generally. in this good cause
The sHppcr vii be ~ Mrs. CrocEers, AMI
conducted sy-tc naicai'y, ~ the ladies' wish
to akcal' who attend enjoy themselves t.
their hearts CON cat, and hc fully rcIail for
their time, prcScncc AMI all con,ribut ons on
that occasion. Please remember and len |
them YOUR nj =
s"Ccin! i"vit uion is hereby cxlcndc to
the Editor, and when he a,d | eat our
supper, we will sit down and admire the
beauty aud social attrlc ions Of the Sautuc
laiieS. You a"c o'd enough. Mr.. Editor, to
be c)mpctcnt Judge. l.. w. j.
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Corrc,pyn !ercc o. the Union TINES.
NnWs from Pea RIDGE.

MELTON, DUc. 2l.-NR. EDIroR: Christ
mas i c,osc at hand, but the hard times and
scarcity of money will make it dull Christ-
mas Santa CT use W III not be very hclvi'y
loa'"l with toys and candy for The chllrcn.
We are not n don. lpickiog cotton yet,
and it seem, rt-wirfpny- hctcr mt TO
gather a. all than to taae cents FIR it, It
viii dr more g 'oG to let it stay in the patch
for manure.
II seems that great mnny farmers have
tie fact ry fever h:ll hands are scarce and
there wil lie great deal of land uucult va
tc next year.
br. VI. ". Ciambccs AID wife starts fr
Ai'arr. Georgia, t1>day. to bc gone five or
six week.. The Doctor cxp"crs to lake n
c'ur'" / lectures whic away.
There !, but very liult sickness on the
h"dEc at pc cent. kELTGN WHEEL
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geS- The total State aud County tnx levy
Of Charleston County is l.S mills. We
do Vt know what the city taxes are, but
they are hoavy, aud the value and amounts
OF The property of the city proper makes
that County by all odds the largest tax ray
er Ia The State
Til, total tax Of Newbawy County is ,
mi l., which is the ligatcs, County tax Of
any in the State. The tax for all county
purposcsis only q mills. Ncwbcrry has no
pat Indebtedness and has surplus fund
to pay cash, al the iorcyi ,ra'cs, for all
coli. nets for work and supplies.
r:c';ens and Union Counties are the
the ,ighest taxcd-l7 mills for all State,
G nnty and constitutional school purnns""
We don't feel mr"r ".' from the reform
move. --., as yet. On the contrary if all
the rel 'rm measures and changes Sugges,c Il
b' ""' reform Governor" had been adoptc |
ty the present Legislature, or are made hv
the next Legislative body, the pcop'c cf
uhion County would be called in 1885 Ia
Pny tx Of neatly or quite 20 mills
A"i that, too, in the face OF Cotton ut .,
cents AID Comptroller General Ellerbcs in
tentioa Of increasing the tax upon the
Farmers land. The reform movement in.
angnr.tcd in 1890 by Til'man. l.by and
Shell. is proving to be n very expensive lux
nry Tor the deW people, but WY profitable
4 os: individual gentlemen and t,m OF
their 'nvOrite followers.
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TuE AUDITOR Is AUDITOR AND THE TREAS
UEER Is sTRElsURER.-Speaking to the States
representative last evening, Comptroller
Gcncral EIlei be sail: ''Some of the news
papers, particularly the News an Courier,
are trying to lead the people to believe that
have Urdcred the county treasurers Of
Marlboro aud Ncwbcrry to refuse t. obey
The order of Judge Hudson, when the fact
is Judge Hudson has not 'Elandamusei
either Of the ireasurers. The treasurers
office is separate from that Of the auditor.
lie is responsible for the amount charged
him and hasn't any right 10 let the auditor
OF any one else change his tax duplicate,
unless he is .mandamused.' The treasurer
of Newberry has refused to allow the auditor
to change his books, aad if that brought him
in contempt Of court, why it would have
tut him in jail. The papers are, through
ignorance, cVufouniing the two offices, while
they arc entirely distinct. ."-We State.
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For the TINES.
Y. III. c. A. Rooms.


tNlSoY, S. G., Dec. 10Th 1891.
The \. NJ. &. \. of Union, $. c., in rcwu
lar mcc ing. Reso'r"d.
|. That i'll the r'mrval (from Unio, 10
Laurcns.) Of Rev. Walter |. Herbert. Pastor
OF tic Mc'ho lit Churah, the Y. NJ. G. \.
has lost one ofIhc strongest supporters.
:. That sc hereby cXtcad to our Brother
oar hcarttcli thanks for tn" faithful rs oc a
ton work, he has Lone amongst us aud We
pray Cod. thIt where uuv Brother j. Going
he may be aS useful aS he was mere
). Thata Copy Of thcs, resolutions be
transmitted 10 oar B'o her AMI that the
Union TIMES be requested to publish same.
GE0. MANoTTE, :. Il. HOPE.
SGcy. Prcs't.
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Personals,

.is'istant Attorney General Townsend ha-
been home quite unwcl with the grip for
the last week. He is improving.
NJ IS Etheliod Goss is home from school
for the holidays.
Mr.. Daniel Wallace - home from school
for The holidays.
Mrs. j. II. Maxwell, of Grccnv lie, j.
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs Wallace.
Maj. r. +. McKissick, uf the Battery
Fars Hotel. at Ashcvllc, dropped down
from "the land of the skies and spent n
few days among hi' fricnts III this sec.
ton of the mundane sphere.
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ANDERSON COTTON SEED OIL REFINERY
Anderson, 5. c., December 15.-The Refinery
connected with the Anderson OIL Mill has
been in operation two weeks, and four car
loads of rciiuei oil have been shipped and
sold at the highct market prices, Experts
say that the OH refined in Anderson Is equal
to that matc in New York OF anywhere els.
The refinery has u capacity of thirty barrels
per day. The double refined, or winter
white oil is n perfectly pure vegetable oil
and is considered by Ihany as superior to
hogs lard for cooking purposes. The mana
gers of the oil mil ho:oo soou to make ar
rangemenls to purchase the crule oil from
the surrounding mills and refine it here for
shipmen'.
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''Tmn KING SNAKE SrORY."-This is the
heading under which an Alablm, c)ntempo-
rary Ir.nts the following: We have been in
formed that Gb)nt one month ago. in Morgan
c'uny, while nan and his wife were SIT
'irg out on the vcranda late in the af cr.
Loon their attention was attracted by the
appearance f II large king snake on the
steps few feet away. They were perfectly
quiet. and the snake crdwlci up the steps
until it rca he'd the top, then It held its heal
MP rs mach rs TO say: ''Gnn ] come in?'
They remained pcrlc;rly s'i'l and the snake
10 II fer granted that III, silence gave cDE-
sent, - il proceeded to enter the hall and
cn%lcd lciSurely al ns Until il rca;hcl Il
bed room whore the door stDld wide ojcn.
1t entered the door, making its way under
The bed Here the king snake pounccd on
! re rat lcSnakc tlIa' had coilrd itself
around the bed springs. After dca lly
a'rug5.c with thi, mon~tc' rnttlcr the kinr
snake went out into the yard ard go; SINE
klnI Of we'd II kl! the p,sonou. bites
After taking the medicine the king snake
returned to The house and continued the
battle until the ratlcsnake was dead. II
WIS five ic,t N length, and la | nine raft IS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-25

!NN'dNG FLoRInA.-Jacks ,nvill,. Flt..
p'c. IN.-A Live Oak. Fla, spec al says
Ji't before - o clock last II ght mob of
a"nH Oh" hundred men, some di.gIiscl. all
ArN'i. with rifles Cr revolvcrS, called on,
Nh'"'1 lHtisncr, and seized and over
'"""'c him. They took from him the keys
"t III county jail and 5 g1arl over him
'"'y 'hcn made n ru-h fn The iai cntcre
II a'd t" X from il two neg ocS suspected Of
e." mn der Of young Parramcrc il the
streets / iiriHf.ri IN, tlwccl,, Th, prison
c'> were lovnd 1srcHS : Short distnmc,
ir IN the jail aud Their DO lies riddled with
bullets.