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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
A TEMPERAyCE COSvEyyyox
Plans Being Made to Hold One In Rl,..
Next December.

Mr. ). X. Mogett, Of DanyiIle who i. q
ed tor Of tho temperance organ cale1
LIQUOR. published in that city. has ~,
Richmond for several days for the pp,,,.. .
working mp and arranging tho detail 0Fp.sf
perance convention for the state oil ,.sA-
The convention is II DO entirely non s'.a
cal and is expected to embrace delspa,.. ~
every portion Of the state and Of eserv = i'ya
OF temperance opinion. IL is an a,te-r'''','.s
Gather together all those people VII. y.
npon tho evil OF the existing iniern, $50, ss's'
hut differ "a 10 the methods for conl@..,
il. with view OF adopting a common ,,e~.f
of action upon which all men Of temue,.-.ll
beliefs can stand.
Ono purpose OF calling the CONVENT, -.
this time Is to memorabilia the cornipg T.."'
lature ior some enactment against the -"
The three mile limit law. recently ENACTED b.
the Georgia Legislature. will probably -
recommended 20 the convention for cos.,I
Grafton. Other steps will 10 taken for,l.
furtherance OF temperance IN the State sno,
as tie appointment Of central comm t,es -.
the diffusion OF literature and arranging a..
systematic plan Of work. There Will he a n,
and free discussion OF the question ~ intsr--
uerance and the best plans for dealing UI,'
It's existing evils.
The plan of having this convention Las mo,
with the hearty approval OF everybody an
nroached on the subject and mauv it,,
have been received from Temperance worse,,
oll over the State iniorsing the nov
Among those who have written to Mr Most,
commencing tho plan are rofessors Venab,
AMI stone. Of the University Of irgnia. IN.
mavors Of Charlottesville and stanton JOIN
+. Massey aud prominent pastors 10 81 tbe
cities of the State.
Among those in Richmond who inior..
tho move are. Professors Harris and Pollard
Revs. Hatcher. Iandrum. Hudson Clopioa
Cutler. Hall, Bledsoe. Judkins aud o.aer.
Good Telnplars also indorse the move. TIs
convention will lie held in Richmond proA.
abIy about the third week in December
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
The Committee on Health.

The monthly meeting Of the Committee n
Health was called for $3.50 last evening. AZ
that time only Messrs. Grimes and DAVIS were
present. Mr.. O'Neill Was telephoned for who
succeeds Andrew Thompson on the con-
nittee, and at 7:l5 quorum had been Be-
cured.
The payroll Of the Health Department fl'
the past two months was approved and ol.A
Amounting 10 sI.O3036 were ordered % bs
paid.
A petition was presented by pr. Open
himer. which had been sent him by the em-
ployes of the department, who askei 70
have their wages raised from $50 % q. The
petition was referred back to Dr. Oppenhina
to be properly signed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Ir is unfortunate for Governor Hill that the
belief is growing that he is secretly antago-
nistic 10 Flower and would be glad in his
heart to see him defeated Should disaster
befall the Democratic ticket in the Empire
State next month the Democracy at large
will feel convinced that the Governor. who
was able 10 carry the State for himself, but
was unable to save it for his party in the
presidential election OF 1855. was in some way
responsible for it, The best thing Governor
Hill can do, therefore. TO save hiS political
reputation is to work SO earnestly for Flower
as to leave no doubt IN the public mind that
be is ready 10 place party success lar above
personal ambition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
prnnertY Tranafer..

Cifyof Richmond William J. Ryan 10 Mrs
Maggie A. H. Meyers. 25 feet on west side 4
buchanan street, $1,000.
Virginia T. Weaver 10 Samuel II. Puliian.
1917 feet on north side OF Hill street between
81. John and St. Paul. $3.50.
Vear,c0 unhi-Frederick Racket .
Riverview West End Baptist church trustees
30 feet on north side Of Jacquelln street neI
Washington. $500
same TO John Ellis. Jr.. IS feet on north
side OF Claiborne street near Washingt0n,
800.
same to J. /. Cannon, IS feet on same near
same. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

THs proceedings Of tie late convention of
Funeral Directors in this city showed that the
average American undertaken is a jolly sort Of
fellow. who though familiar with death is de-
termined TO make the most Of life The men,
bers Of the Association evidently believe that
as death is the inevitable lot Of all. and that. as
1t Is Just as natural to die as it is to De born. il
should be looked upon only as an incident in
the lives Of mortals. This is very philoso-
phical and withal comfortable view 10 take If
the last scene Of all upon which the curtain
falls in the comedy Cor tragedy OF life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

were two classes OF vessels which were very
much needed-narnely, bsttle-ships and meet
commerce destroyers. OF these classes OK
vessels we already have many splendid spec'-
mems. which Secretary Tracy believes to %
unsurpassed in their fighting and resisting
qualities. with dozen such ships" no
remarked. added 70 our monitors for hsrbor
defenses We could in our own waters success
fully withstand an attack from Great Britain
herselfn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

The independent Republicans of Pennsyl-
vania are after Quay with a sharp stick. In
June last they issued an appeal addressed to
the citizens of their State. protesting against
the leadership of the great corruptionist and
demanding the retirement both OF himself
and his lieutenant. This appeal has been re-
sponded 20 in manner that encourages
them TO push forward the work Of organizing
anti-Quay clubs in every legislative district,
and a call has been issued TO oil sympathizers
in the movement to form league which
shall carry into effect the views expressed in
the protest. and which, by judicious and
RICH. methods. shall seek to free the Repub-
lcan party in the State from Mr.. Quay's SUI
premacy"
Quay must have sunk low indeed If Penn
sylvsnla Republicans cannot longer endure
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Ch.sterfeid's Exhibit.

The entire space allotted to county eIhi-
bits in the main building at the State air
has been taken, except that occupiei % 10
Exposition two years ago by Chesterfield,
which IS being reserved for that county. q
will be remembered that Chesterfield TOOK
the premium on that occasion, and i is e1-
pected that the exhibit now preparing by ne
committee Of the new Agricu'tura. Society Z
Chesterfield and Manchester viii DO equally
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Rates LvnchburK Agricultural and Indus'"A
Pair .CDlorodl, Lynchburg, Va,

For above occasion the Richmondand liaa'
vile railroad wall sell tickets 10 LynchbufS
Va. and return az following rates from poil'
named Ticket On sale October ltth % li'1
inclusive. lin ted October ~. 1891 From A.eL
Audra s5.45 Orange. SLIj. Danyi.le ~ "
C.arksyllle, S44j. Charlottesville, tz5D. j p
mond. ss.50. South fostOu. s2.b3. h'''
from intermediate points IN same propofao~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Ihr Pnnsi. Gnne.

The ponds Of standing water on the open
lots bounded by PARK avenue, Harrison al
Franklin streets. the filing Of which ha' ~
cupled q number II hands and cars ~
months. are NV nearly entirely leyeed over
with * awaited dirt. and the fear Of disease
from that source Is removed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Iee New Councilman

Mr. Denis J. O'Neill quali e i yesterday before
Judge >. b. Witt as a member o. the Com
mon Council. NJ o Neil vAs elected on last
Monday as a representative OF Jackson ward
IN place OF Andrew Thompson. whose seat
had been declared vacant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Personal.

The funeral Of Miss s. Matte Neeson
daughter OF late Hon james Neeson. will
take place ~ y o'clock to-dav from the resi-
dence O. her brotAer-ln-law. Mr.. L. II. Smith,
Ills east Clay street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

The ladies q the lakewood Memorial $3.50
citation held their regular monthly meeting "a
the lecture-room OF the Third fre-oyieHsa
church IN hroai ami Twenty sixth streets
last evening and transacted some rolill'
business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

sny man woman or child who - aneoiel
Liver 10 prove that q Few dose. OF r
Liver Regulator VIII no, relieve them it 80
fails. and 4. 20 urro 80 sure. 80 hafmle'' "a
infant can take 3, AMI never have sscoa
OF collie An1Illt eau AXE u. keep ne WV
regular. AID secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Cryou arc all worn ont, really good fof noso
ing, IL Is general debility. III
BROWA'S Iron BITIfhs,
II wiz cure you, cleanse your liver, aid gifS
asood appeSlte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
Klbn Dem cra,Ic Cinh

VIII meet this evening at Tholls Hall. 100
west Broad street. at o'clock. Candidates
for the House are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

OuE real estate agents are using Tae Tnrs
advertising columns 20 advantage. For
quality and quantity Of circulation they know
that IHz inns IS now unsurpassed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1891.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Nxw RICHMOND TnEArRE-"The Sea Kins

The Funeral Directors are silll 10 the Cl'S'
The rew councilmen qualifed.-lhe Health
Committee met.-The Chamber OF Commerce
net.-Little Warren Russell died OF diph-
lhoria.--The Ella and the Solid Democratic
Clubs meet to-night.--Ihe Stuart Horse
Gp,rd held banquet-The colored fair be-
gan.-The Rockets. the Old Dominion and
Clay Ward Democratic Clubs met
VIRGINIA.
The anniversary german Of the Petersburg
Gravs was held in Petersburg last night
Judge Clopton passed on an interesting law
question. in regard to the right Of way, while
holding court in Powhatan county.--Mr. John
Malley was killed at Wellsburg, W. Vs.-The
trial Of the negro Duvall, charged with assault,
IL still in progress in Charlottesville.--J. T.
Porter. Of Russell county. escaped from
Bristol jail.-The Shenandoah county fair
continued.-The Old Dominion Building and
Loan Association elected officers in Petersburg
yesterday.-Thc stormy meeting Of the Lex
fngton Development Company was adjourned
yesterday.-A. f. Withrow WAS nominated by
the Democrats Of Bath, Highland and Ale
chany for the Legislature yesterday.--Messrs.
Mushback and Bendheim were nominated for the
Legislature at Alexandria yesterday.-General
Argument for new trial for Ir. Baker will be
concluded at Abingdon to-day.-Senator John
W. Daniel addressed the voters at Tsppahan-
mock yesterday.
NEW YORK.
A big Democratic meeting was held at Cooper
Union-Mr. d. G. Herrick was nominated for
Third-district justice.-The talk Of a cigar
trust causes some eIcitement.-Mr Robert p.
Orr. OF Newport News. Va, and Miss Agnes
Baird of New York. married.-The Associa-
ton Of Tin-Plate Consumers organized.-
United States cruiser Yorktown left for Chilli.
"A man was arrested with twenty-nine pawn
tickets in his pockets.--Yetta Heishowitz sued
Joseph Freedman for breach Of promise-A
young man from Antwerp tried tobribe custom
house oficials.-WorkinS girls organized.-
Several business firms failed.--GoyeTnor Hill
Is preparing for bis Southern trip.
GENERAL
1t has been decided that Parnels remains
shall be accorded public funeral and that the
body shall be inferred at Avondale.-Florida
has decided TO raise 100000 for exhibit at the
Worlds Fsir.--The recent cold weather has
greatly affected the cotton crop in Egypt
Two sharp shop-lifters were captured in Win
s.on, y. c.. yesterday.-The Forsyth county.
IN CO. Farmers Alliance is in session.-W.
l.. Glenn, Of Winston. n. C., is reported
dying AZ the Morganton Asylum-To-day
great Alliance rally will lie held at Raleigh y.
C-Another successful balloon ascension was
held at the southern Exposition at Raleigh yes
terday-Elmo Clonniger. charged with
wreeking the train at Statewide. \. c.. was
tried there yesterday and committed.
will be begun on the Odd-Fellows Home at
Goldsboro. n. c.. at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

There viii lie meeting of the Solid Demo
cratic lrb i0-rlgh. a. 5 O'clock az fheir hall.
No. High street.
AL Of the candidates are invited 70 lie present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

When Baby was Eck. we gave her CaStoriA
When she was Child. she cried foF cas'ofl-
wb-n az became Ms. sns clurs 70 Casi''>
When .he had Children, she gave them Ca''o1~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

The report that ex-Prestent Cleveland has
requested Mr.. Charles A. Dana TO become
godfather to little Frankie is generally dis
ursditsd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
The Times Want Cnlumn,

Those who have used this column claim that
tie eject has been sIninsnuy satafactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

THE CIRCULATION OF THE TIMES Is
LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN lIS
HISTORY, AND is STEADILY lNChEAS-
mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

THE MANCHESTER CIRCULATION OF
THE TIMES Is now GREATER THAN ALL
THE OTHER RICHMOND PAPIKs COM
HINED,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
THE YORKTOWN WEIGHS ANCHOR.

which is 10 Join the squadron at Valparaiso
weighed anchor shortly before O'clock yes
terday afternoon and left her mooring5 OF the
Cob dock of the brooklyn nayy-yard.
She is under preparatory sailing orders.
but her final sailing orders have not yet been
received. The Yorktown Is now anchored off
the foot OF IhiTty-sixth street. North river
Just IS by the cruiser should stop there aud
when she was likely to sal could not be learned
from Captain Erben, cOmmandant OF the navy
yard.
80 orders for the sailing Of the Boeton or
the Atlanta have yet been received. though
repairs ara being steadily pushed forward on
both these vessels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09
I'VE nan cor AWAY.

A passenger on the Red Star steamship
FrieslaRd. which arrived from Antwerp yes
terday was caught smuggling two gold
watches. q pair OF diamond errngs. several
gold rings. watch chains and other iewelrY.
The man, who WAS caught by Inspectors
Brown and Donohue. tried 10 bride them
with an offer Of 30 in gold. The officers
took the money and tried 70 the take man. too.
but be managed 10 slip away from them The
officers are on his track. however. and expect
70 arrest him today
The penalty for trying 20 bride customs
officer "a not over $4,000 the nor more than
one year at hard labor in States prison. or
both The Offering Of brile IS taken as
conclusive evidence against the offender.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

Mr.. George Bi.lov submitted report on
behalf OF the committee on Trade Journal. .
The report declines TO designate any such
publication as the Official organ. The report
closes IS follows
But We would respectfully recommend
that unseemly iokss referring 70 our ealing
which may be dcrog ,tory 10 our progress and
dignity be eliminated from future publica-
tons.
We suggest that all publications be uni
form in color. and We believe that a uniform
color. black and white would meet with a
hearty approval from all members Of our pro-
fession"
The report was adopted with the proviso
that all reference to tie color 10 eliminated
The special committee on advertis.ng
through hr. j. :. Pearce. of Pennsyivania.
presented the following report
forr committee 10 whom was referred the
intent or meaning Of the article In our Code
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-09

MANCHESTER OFFICE. FIFTH AND FOR
TER STREETS.
branch once: Twelfth and Hull streets
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

SENSIBLE TALK-under the caption,
''.i"c Il rest, the Chester hnicrpri.e
priars the following:
1--WE are diSgusted at the spirit in whicl,
the Politicians are con iuc,ins their warfare.
No. "' th 'se who o?po C the Sub r.nsury
mn 'tncr demands snccr at them in most
c"mp'emptuoas way, and when they present
So)d n gnmen's ny in them render them
ineffective by the bad temper d spaycd
tcople are not turned from n m,nsur. b.
that style Of argument, however little NOR
'he measure may have. These demands ~
presented strike people as plausible and
an opponent can get their favorable cUnsi ,cra-
non OF his arghinen's on'y By csenting
them i'll rc-pcttfIl way.
son the other sile, the n lvaca'cs of ihas.
measures apQcar de'crmncl 10 on do th .ir
"pp'ncnis il vi upcrati an nSusc, and
wme 'sing IA reiorners AMI + ends OF the
people, they run right into tie me hod, "f
the regulation politician an demn.o.n..
Taey raise no o~l against others f., doing the
very thing Thy are doing them elves, and
discount their Own sincerity by npugring
the mot YES OF the purc.t and most pl,riotic
men.
"Therc are two sides to all these questions.
mn l the most enthusiastic adv,ctt. = an tn.
most violent opnoSers are the mcn who VII
lead yoa farthcst from the right curse
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07
Personals,


MIR. Fred Plumb, Of Augusta, is visiting
Rev. Il. G. Clifford anl family.
MIR. j. G. China, of sumter is visiting
Rev. li c. Lampley and family.
Mrs. James Allan Jr. and two children of
Charleston. arc visiting Mr.. W. A. Nicholson
and family
Mrs. Robert F. Stokes and daughter.
of Charlotte" ere visiting MIR. H. nj. Stokes
and family.
Mas.J. w. Cheppsls Nlisssissra n,o,so
of Ncwberry, nrcssv{s!fIdE siTs'6hd Mrs. l..
\. Rodgcr
Mrs. J. II. Rodgcr and daughter, have
gonei" Bristol. Tenn, wncrc Mr. Rodgcr is
engaged in the brick making business.
Mrs. j. ID. Arthur returned from Rock
Hill last Friday
Mira. T. ". Smith and Mr.. j. u. Durham
OF NcwhrrrT, are visiting Mrs. l.. T.. Meadcr.
MIR. J. u. E>tcs. of Winston Miss. is Wis
ing MIR. :. VI. Gilmore. nj Saniuc
Me>srs. W. l.. Culp, e. Z. Culp and B. D.
'ulp are rnSiicaring at Glenn Springs for a
few days
Mr. j. W. Shell, of Laurcns. is on a visit
- his friend Mr.. VIM wilkins.
Hrmrmncr our Big Cut III prices on Spring
AMI Summer Goods They muxf 90
FOSTER, WILKINS * co
July Slit
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

FALSE LOVER KiLLgn.-Ja ok sonvillr.
Fir.. July 3l.--A Xcliwool |, Fla. spc:itI t.
the Times ia,on says "latc last night Mss
Myri Fnnchcr, n beautiful girl only Ii ycsr,
oj, shot and III 'trnt Y Kill cl 4 &. jones
sc ion foreman or the Fior:la Cc1ra! mi
Prni ar railroad. Sue lny in wa for
him n street CO ncr. aud whcn hc ar-
lr 'achc blew his brli ~ ont with u revolver.
For nearly year past Jones had been
paying devoted attcn ION to Miss FAncher
and common Iepor dctg,atci them as
engaged to he mar cd. Al ut two months
ag,, however, Jones Discarded her mn | hfsr-
ricd another 6 ri. Sinc' then Myrl has
been dcSpOndcni, nni at tines revcngc:i
but 10 one suspected that shr inicndc any
violence on Jones.
"Since the showing she aa9s that Jcncs
became eriminll'y intimate with her unds'
promise Of m,rriage and she coull AMI
Ler disgrace no longer.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

The CLEasoN CoLLxoE FAcuIrY.-The
work Of selecting the faculty Of Clemson
College has been completed, aud NOW the new
professors can begin their preparations for
the opening Of the institution next February.
Tho electious look as il the trus' ces intend TO
push forward TO the opening Of the instite-
ss~- :. ----.. ss--..y -. -. .-.~., .vv,
native South Caroliu,ans.
There were applications upon applications
for the positions, but they were filed rs
Professor or English-C. NJ. Furman Of
Greeuville, . son OF DR.. James Furmao.
saciskeat Professor Of English--T. p. Har-
Proissso e ol 5lUsfFv7s7,cse,zefai ef aife
weloh, formerly Of Newberry, but now hold
ing chair in one Of the colleges in Texas,
It is said.
Professor Of History- Professor W. 6.
Morrison, ut present superintendent Of the
Greenville graded schools.
Professor OF Agriculture aud Hortioul ure
Professor J. S. Newman, of the Alabama
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Assistant professor of horticulture-J. Z.
DuPre.
Professor Of Mechsnics -Oificer A. v.
Zane, of the United States navy, Of Mary
land.
Instructor in Observation-Disclosures Wclch
Of Newberry. Nr. Welch once resided in
Columbia, and made quite reputation rs an
artist of much talent.
Professor Of MLthematics-Preside
Strobe.
Associate professor of Mathcmatics-Prof
j. q. Clinkscalcs, of Columbia. The new
| professor is at present the professor of mathc-
| msiics in the Columbia Female College.
Assistsut Professor Of Mathenatics-T. L.
Perrin, of Abbeville.
| Associate professor or 0honiet'y-A NJ.
Brackett, of Charleston, q, present q pro-
fessor in College in Missouri.
Assistant professor of Agriculture-W.
! G. Welburn, Of the Missis ippi Agricultural
| College.
The boarI failed to fill two chairs, tho
elections being postponed to the next meet
| ing Of the trustees. The two are the chair of
| biology mn botany and the chair of geology
| aud mineralogy.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07
GEORGIA BOYS BOYCOTT THE GIRLS.

Girls Who Break Engagements and Go With
Small Boys are the Victims.
ATLANTA, July 27.-A peculiar boycott i,
on the town of Tenville. which woull be
lauShablc were it hot that the young men
arc in dead earnest. An enthusiastic and
well-attcnded meeting was held by some of
Tenvillc's best young men last night for the
purpose of declaring boycott against the
young ladies. The b'ycot. applies to
no particular young ladies, but is on
generally. The position of the members
will be seon by careful perusal of the fol-
lowing resolutions
l. Resolved, That VIC organize boycott.
2. That this boycott apple, to the young
ladies in the town Of Tenvillc that persist in
going with small boys.
3. That this boycott does not apply to
any one young lady in particular, but to
those who persist in ing with small boys.
4. That the boycott docs not apply to any
lady under fifteen years of age.
5. That information having cached our
cars that certain young ladies in the town
of Teoville are in the habit Of breaking en-
gagements, resolved, that we condemn this
habit in the stronges, terms possible and that
we boycott the young ladies' in the future
who shall bo guilty Of this
6. That we boycott any young lady over
fifteen years of age who allows boys uudcr
sixteen years of age to call upon or accom-
p.ny her to any place of worship or amusc-
mcnt.
T. That VIC boycott any young ladies who
make two engagements for ths same night.
g. That We solemuly pledge ourselves to
carry out the above resolut ons.
Afker these resolution were adopted the
boycofers adj ourue !, subject, cal.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07

GUARANTEED CuRE FOR l., GRIr9H-Nc
authorize oar advertised d'usist 80 ,cll
you DR.. King ) New Discovery fr Con ii mp
Iion, Coughs and C)lls, upon THIS Co ,tit on.
If You are Athlete with l., Gir p,c AMI
will use this remedy acc ,rliis TO &c il -,
giving it fur trial, nnl expert, ,.c no
benefit, you may returh tho bottle an hnse
your money refunded. We make hi "fIcr,
because OF the wonierful success Of DR..
hings New Discovery during last SO sons
epidemic. Have heard of no casr ~ which
II failed. Try 1t. Trial bottles fir &c NJ r. =
r"sey's Drug Store Large size :O.. and
800
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-07
D6y" II is rumored that the celebrate

D6y" IL is rumored that the celebrated
"Jutc Bngging Trust Company" under the
name Of the National Cor'lagc Company, pro
poses 10 advance, invest, or in some other
manner give the State Farmers Alliance the
use Oslo, 100000. at n low rate of interest,
the Alliance viii give that Company the privi-
lcge ef buying the plantation supplies and
selling the products Of the f,r,ns.
If the Alliance takes hold of any such bait
rs that, 1t will only take year or so to con-
vince the members Of the Order that the
C"r"ngc Company hns put n cord around
their nccks with slip-noosc to it, to DO
pulled nj the pleasure and interest Of said
Company.