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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09
For the TIM In
A Card.

Editor OF The TIMES" In your issuc
OF the 2nd inst, "a Young Democrat" snc.
gesled my name as a successor to the lament.
ed DIR. Little, in the Legislature.
While apPreciating the compliment and tho
complimentary terms Of the writer. and tLs
many kind words of approval by nv friend.
in different seeGSrys of tho Count. Allow
""e W S0S iu1S.---I Dt -ss-oandidatc and will
not bO under any circumstances. " " -
Respectfully
KeltoD, Jan, 3, 1891. J. G., Orrs
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Buy our genuine Porpoise hide Shoe, and
keep " ur ct
pt'ue Ill the announcement that a new
enterprise has hecn started by some Of our
cuiAshs, which we hope will result in rroft
to al engaged i'll it. The Union Inrey,,,n,
o""P""H has been incorporated, and the
books for subscrip,i ns t. the can tal stock
"' 'as company viii be opened at II NJ,
next Friday, at the office Of Col. John T,
i"nng. We hope some good to the town
Will O' The result, as all the corporalor, are
citizens Of this place.
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Drlu, Graiea S"h""

EDIrouIAL fiuur IN SrARTASBuRG Tho
Sparlanburs 1ieraid Prints story Of fight
between W!M. Jones. one of its cd'to,s, ant
Ex.Depu,y Marshal Kirby at the otiire on
Friday. lie trouble grew from aho'ico CT
the death dMr Kirhy's f,ther wr t'en hy
Mr. Jones md regarded rs Insulting, Mr.
Kirby denosnced Mr.. Jones as rascal Mr..
Jones rcnclei f,r Lis revolver but cou On
get it out aid Mr.. Kirby covered him. Ihey
then had it roagh and tumble. Oats d. ao'
counts say Mr. Jones got the worst ot 1t
GrcenriUc Mw1.
What wchate most in the above is, "Mr.
Jones got The wo,s st of it, Bnt twill tea;h
him n od lesson, howcver,-the importance
of kc"p'ng his editorial revolver where he
can he sure to "gct it cut quick
We have not had the pleasure of scelng
copy of the Daily Herald since its first issue
but wcdld really like to read an Editor 3
"s,ory2 of n ar ugh an toumble scrim
mage in ~s;eh -"ouisiders say he got TIT
worst d it."
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DEATH or REPRESENTATIVE OwEys. DR..
owens, Representative from Barnwell
Iounty, died at his home in Elko at o clock
tuesday morning. lie returned from C,l-
umbla on the 9th, after the adjournment of
tho Legislature, feeling very umweil Iii.
symptoms developed very rapidly and ON
tne Zo'h cuiminaiei in stroke Of paralysis.
which ended his life rs stated above Owens
was SO years old.
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Hogs at Large.

In passing along the back streets we notice
'h"t The pavemee;s ere badly rooted by
somebody hogs, which We think shoulI be
stopped 1t is certainly against the law for
hogs to be at large and we hone the Town
Council will look after the matter
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- 'NA\iMiIy No luNRn i,EcCss,py -Tbs
Governor OF Mirncso'a eli ia " o.n ,uncns
INC h"opt on Of n con.titi i.n,l nm,n Jmon,
ln 'n"t State to max "a vc'dct hy fy,-six,bs
o' II Jury IN u civil action n good md vail
verdict. In other words, the CID time un,ni.
n'ty ~ no longer nccess ,ry, the coucurrc % ga
of ten ortweive suiIicing. ~
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bCckLhN AENICN S\LvE.-'rhc Ec.tS,I,
w 'hr w"r Il for Cuts, Bruises Sores Ilcnr,
HaL' hhrnm, Fever Sores, letter, Chnnn,J
''"h">' 'hilhIainS. Corns. and all skin E,l,n,
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no nn,,
required. II Is guaranteed to give perfect
S'''S'ac'lon' or money refunded. Price ~,
Gems per box For sale by Il. F. Posey.
Apr'l 18th 1890.
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Rsay~ Stockholders in the various Co ton
n company for Refining Cotton Seed Oil.
The capital stock is 5000. and the plant
will be locitcl 1T Charleston.
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A Sad Accident.

We regret to learn that while son of Mr.
IL u. BAILEY was out hunting last Saturday.
The gun oursted, inficting him an ugly, but
not serious wound in his face.
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WE CALL FOR PAY.

Upon making n careful txamin 'ti,u OF
our subscription book We hnl th't over one
hoif of our subscribers have no paid u- n dol
lar this year. That is a sad falling off fr' IN
any former year We have always bois'cl
that while our subscription list may MT tc
as large as some other PAL crs, it wns the
hes, paying Gst and, consequently, mere
profitable, md far more 'nt;sfnc o'y than
larger lists of nm, liable subscribc's
We T., tlucc the price uron the promise OF
an increase Of subscribers but We find it has
no, given IL. a dc zen new n,me' and seems
TO have made n n njoriiy of The old cncs very
negligent AMI indifferent about pay ng.
1t must hc lla;n to cvery subs;ri'e er III
arrears that with such large propoit ton
of cur ycnrs labor unpaid, we are baily
crippled in cur business, and it is imIossi' l'
for us make any Improvement in the TINES
that will involve dollar Of extra expense
for labor OF material; neither Of which, i.
well known, ca, be had without morey, anC
at The time Of d,i'"try, too.
We ~ point each subscriber in arrears
committee of one to col Get what he bcli-ve
is due us, and rtpor, to this cfics forthwith
cr soonc-, if possible.
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lILLNAN As GoNERNuR.-Go -Govcrnor nm
man moved his family into the exccn,irn
nanNion this week, and now that he !. ~,
hoHe he IS going TO do as the Eomor,
mere Is - hc an executive bironchc. JLn
governor VIII bring his three horses f., ~,
EuGchcli, and he has been EXAMINING cor
r"'S,S IN The cty with q view to purcIo>irs
one ior theuS Of the inmates Of tbe mon1
Slon. soon he will lc riding down 10 thc
walk, i'''''S !"
Inc "oycrnor also took his three childrcr
,his morning TO the city graded schools nnJ
,r u '"c'r names enrolled They be- N
'heir stuII's at once -(1Iumbia RcroyG
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reA,. Either as wife, sister, husband or
brother, il you would have u happy family
life, remember two rules:
In matters OF principle stand like rock.
In matters ofta-tc swim with the currc:t.
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.hi'dren '1Pper-Tip Shoes. numbers ) to o
AT - cts pair, at II. VI. COHEN & BROS
BROS. '' o.
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THE COUNTY ALLIANCE TRIBUTE
TO DIR. ROBERT LITTLE.

WHEREAS, tho Supreme Architect and
Ruler Of the Universe, in his lnscru'a1l dc
wisdom has taken from uI our friend n l
hrotho-, DR.. ROBERT LITTLE; aid, whc"e-
aswhils hnmAlx bsAiiPs rte5ha Al, testimony a non
Snd memo ial OfOur esteem and apprcciatiou a
OF our deceasc brother; now, be It
h'Sohcd, lst. That there las ben iuk.p
from our midst in the morn NJ Of hi, usc.
i"incss and IN the strcng h of his manhoo
a"u IN Ike promise Of 4 bright future. a
'au"l CIT zen, >killcl and dl.gcrt in hi.
proteS'i II. friend, genuine, kind, g.ntl-
ana !"yal, gentlcmni. Of high aud Ii nor
ab'c instincts AMI pupo.cs AMI our broth.r
tried, faithful, jealous and true.
III. mat realizing his many virtue, whic,
ell reared HIM TO us and his abilities an
qua lilcat'ons for m active and useful career.
we mourn his loss with 4 sorrow sincere onI
detp. icIcrcl only by our hope and belief
''a' 10 nm there IS e'crnal gain and an en-
trance into that temple mot made vii
Ea"d'' EIcrnal in the Heavens"
"d. That these res jintions be cpnro.
rriaic'y inscribed upoa page Of our
Minutes. ''
IN mt c'py of these resolutions be
ny the Secretary presented TO the immed ntc
iamily "f our deceased brother.
9TH, That these resolutions bc pubI IcI
III the '"uo" Plant, The organ of onr Order
and also the Union TINES,
Signel,
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NINETY THOUSAND FOR ATLANTA Tho
Chlted states census, taken June lst, cayc
Atlanta population in round figures Of
oo'oOo' but the directory canvass, made by
carcfui ana experienced men and taken five
months lhter shows the p pulaion at this time
TO he ol'bio "IIh'n the city lin t.. Add 10
,his Inc suburban inhab.tsnfS and we find n
total of considerably over ~. 600. .--.
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ssA. Salcsdny, 1891, will be long remcm-
bcred ms quiet and dull Sa'cslay.
There WAS great crowd of people in
town, but there beng no legal sales, the dny
was remarkably quiet
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Come AMI see our Wilton Crochc. Quilt n
% cts,
at II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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X, W. Harris, /
j. p. THOMAS,
j. w. GREGORY, I
VI. Il. KELLY.

! lHE OLD SOLDIERS DO Nor Fnpcrr
we take pleasure in publishing the f., law.
ing preamble and resolution, sent to no fron
the Bowen Mall Alliance:
whereas, We the Bowen Mill Alliance
No. So, believe in the great priucin cs ~,
SET io,il IN the constitution Of our cr,ec.
hcrcas, We as au Al lance have n,.;
tifcy refused heretofore to t,kc n,, -,
nominating candilntc. for office. NJ ON ,r.'
ing men on measures. believing j, ,o hr nm.
cons ltulional an unwisr:
whereas, We believe the action of ,I,o
hiliahce IN some counties Of our State in ,Ln
recent campaign by the clamor of some wLo
h'Pcd To gain for themselves biz, nuhj;n
places by holding out schcm, 50 cnt;c;nr
10 inc masses who could mt undcrs,opG
thcii motives has been The prime ems, nt
tue ue eat OF our beloved IIump.on.
=" hcreas, We believe that a m,io,:,, r
'he mem'ers of the Alliance if left to c,or.
c'sc their own prefcrment bv ba LOT womIl
nave done honor to whom honor il Luo
Whereas, We believe the acton of ,,o
leg stature To be both unwisc md ,n,,r,,a
inl; therefore b, it
:. "Rrs"I""d, by the Bowen Mill Ani,,oo
NO. ~ that we hereby express orr Jis,n
Fro!aI' unanimously of the ac,i.u or ,,o
Legislature in failing to re.c'cct WALL
hampton to the U"itcl States Senate.
Il. T.. Bowry, Scc'y
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Homicide.

Homicide.
On Tuesday morning last. Warren Worthy
waa killed by Tom Sullivnn with shot gun,
on worthy's yard.
IL appears from the testimony taken at
the inquisition that sullivan lived with
Worthy last year AMI Worthy had endorsed
Sullivan 3 lien, which had not been settled
Tuesdny morning Sullivan. accompanied
by one Silas Worthy, went toWarrcn Worthy
to move some corn in which he had an inter.
est. Worthy forbid him doing so, unless
the person with whom he was going TO live
this year would take hi, place as endcr,er
on the unsettled lien, and stepped I'D TO the
crib door. Sullivan replied that he would
move the corn if hs htl to kill worthy.-
Worthy replied that hc would have to Kill
him, then. Sullivan Immediately fired upon
Worthy with shot gun, killing him in.
Santly.
AT the inquistion the fac; was deveieped
that Sila, Worthy WAS an accessory before |
the fact.
Sullivan ard Worthy are now in Jail
All the parties are colored.
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Children Wool Hose at 20 cts. a pair
+a'ies at % cts ut ii. NJ. COHEN &
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The =. o. will he opened for business
from 3 4. NJ. to $50 L. Nj.
The Money Order Department will he
opened for business from 9 A. NJ. ~ T. NJ.
The Northern mail will close a' l..
NJ, and the Southern Mail mt 80 l.. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the j.. NJ.
C. HUNTER, L. NJ.
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Miss Teresa Shorraul wishes to inform
her many friends, that She is now with
HAIRY NJ. COHEN X BRO where She
will be pleased to serve them.
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CorroN MinEET.-Sales the post week in
:his Murket s2 bales price from 7Gb9 CITE.
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A Tempest in a Small Office.

| Our yotlng friend, W. W. johnson, has
crc,ted cunsi lcrAbie excitement i'll the city
OF Spartanburs by securing the appoin'
| mont of enc Of The Trial Justices Of that
pror-cUrcn cn-u6y getting the palIry aml unen-
Vinoie p' sti"n of Trial Just ce, when it is
pr1vFrbial in Union that every Spa:tauLu q
man who has offered for office 10 this county
has been clcc c !, sometimes two or thre,
times; every Spartanturg man that comes
10 I'M to go in'o business generally gets
the cr'a Of the trade, and receives every
encouragement frcm our citizens; every
drummer that comes here from Spartanburg
goes home with his hat full Of orders, while
We have resi- lent agents continually huat
ing Tor md send ng orders to Sp rtauburg
merchants aud mechanics for goods and
work and last, though not least, the people
OF Union arc paying tax of 81 mills an
nualiy on $4,000 u build n railroad to
Spartanburg.
Taxing all the above facts iu view, aud the
further fact that neither TIE citizens of Spar
tauburg or the Spartanburg residents of Union
ever do any trading in Union, if they can
possibly avoid it, we ,n,ider it base ingrati
tgds 8 e.ry
to raice such IN uncharit,ble howl agains,
the appointment of one Union young man to
the miscrably small Office of Trial Justice.
Why, gentlemen, ifyou will send candidates
down here at the noxt election, judging from
the past, no doubt our people will give them
TWO or three Of the county Offices AMI will
divide trade with any merchants you may
send. Our people are not glutton5; they are
anxious 10 divide with their orrcr neip hbors
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with / seaeol Honor Roll.

its hi e-s'oi hohor ROLL
Toe foli Thite s ths Homer ROl of the
Graded sehd Ecola.,hs mouth ending Dec.
hrH GRADS.
lst ~ esbert Mi Ter. I'd Honor
Gist Ges2 pios y
tssssH esAD...
l,t Ilonsi sse sGrimball. I'd Honor
EsxsG ~ sst
x-Aaout tyslae sASn: y -
1sf ta@At xhey Foster. I'd Honor
Man fe Inmrhrir'.
4rH GRADE
hst ll"uor-F, rrest Estriige. I'd Honor
-4Bessic Young.
3D GRADE.
1st Tonor-Ge,truIe Gee. I'd Honor
November Smith.
The yo,k during the past month, notwi,h-
standin! tho ! ending festivities, WAS thor
ough ani msri ed the respite Of few doy'.
One O tie many PIES "sant incident, in
connecio, wi the 81 ,sing exercises was
the prese'tation Of q gold pencil to tho
Principally Mister Robert Murphy. in be-
half Of tn school. We trust that the be-
ginning cfths year will fud teachers and
pupils rein ig II ated and more yea Gus than
ever in the performance of their respective
duties. &. A. GRAEsER, JR.,
| lGin Gro el School
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Buy our genuine Porpoise hide Shoe, and
, 1891-03-21
1891.
p0G
Den st CrOir ! america,
D0G

NJ0R VITTERLIGT: At efter Begiering
af Procurator A. E. STAKEMANN som
Sagtorer for ALMA ELIZA STRIDIRON,
i0dt Radcliffe ned Mand og Varge, Fuld-
m9gtig THOMAS J. STRIDIRON, EDITH
BRULEY, fodt Radcliffe Og AuctionSholder
W. II. BROWN som Fuldmagtig for de fra
v@rende OSWALD MORTIMERRATCLIFFE
og JOHN RADCLIFFE som eneste Arriving
er efter dereS Broder EDGAR RADCLIFFE
i~ndst@ynes herved i Henhold til Frdg.
lite September 1889 S II CTR. Rescr. 20de
October 1871 med Aars og Days Varsel den
nevnte Edgar Radcliffe hvis sidste Bop@l
var Christiansted herpaa Den, 0g fra hvEm
der, siden han den Cite Marts 1871, forlod
Den, like HAYES nogensomhelst Eftelret-
ming, til at mode linden ChriStianStedS Ordi-
naire Bythingsret, der holdes paa Diet
ordinaire Thingsted-fortiden i Christians
vernsfort-den fjerde ordinaire Retsdag-
fortiden TIRSDAGI Juni Maaned 1892
til smdvanlig Disqualification Folmid-
dag Kl. 10, idet Citanterne da agte at
nedlegge Paastande, SAINT, efterat de fore
skrevne personlige Forklaringer ere afgivne
Og de forn6lne Vidner forte for Christian
steds Bything til %Oplysning ON, at Ind
st@ynte har v@ret borte i over 20 Aar, og at
ingen Efterretning denne It'd HAYES ON,
at han val. live, forvente Dom afsagt, hvor-
we'd de kjendes Observation-Disclosures til
Indst@vntes efterladte FOrmue, fornemme-
lig bestaaende Andele af taste Eiendom-
me i Christiansted ogi Pengemidler beroen-
de St. Croix Overformynderi og St. Croix
Colonialkasse og hvilke sidste udgjorde med
Renter til Bite December f. A. heDholdsVls
$2,731.58 og $50.52.
Endvidere indvarsles de ovrige mulige
Arvinger efter bsmeldte Edgar Radcliffe til
at mode under Sagen og varetage deres
Tarv.
~Forel@ggelse og Lavdag er hevet we'd
Frdg. 3die Juni 1896.
Under min Hand Og Embedets
Sell.
C~hristiansteds Underdommercontoir, st.
Croiy, den lite Marts 1891.
MAXEN.
, 1891-03-21
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
The Farmers Institute.

The Warren County Farmers Insti-
tute held quite an interesting meet
ing at the courthouse last Monday.
The discussions were participated in
by number of members in spirited
manner. Another meeting will be
held on the last Saturday in this
month, promptly at 10 o'clock a. M.
when it is hoped there will be a large
attendance of farmers, as questions o.
great importance to them will be
discussed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
The Telephone Line.

The President of the Cumberland
Telephone Co., writes Mr.. Clay
Faulkner, of this place, that the Com
pany has ordered the material for
the construction fthe telephone line
between McMinnville and Tullaho-
ma, along the railroad. He says the
Company hopes to have the line in
working order by Jan. lst, that it
will be put up in substantial manner,
and will give us better telephone IA
cilities than we have ever enjoyed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12

Married, at the home of the
brides father, seven miles from Nc
Minnville, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 9th, Mr.. John Rheay and Miss
Lille Melton, Esq. G. w. Stroud
officiating. The happy couple spent
Thursday night at the home of the
groom's father, Mr.. l. l.. Rheay, in
this place, where large number Of
friends paid their respects in
rousing serenade. The STANDARD
wishes them much joy in the voyage
over LIES rolling seas.
We publish In another place
this week very interesting letter
on the subject Of dairying, from Mr..
f. G. Smart, which was brought out
by the discussion in the Warren
County Farmers Institute last Mon
day. We are always glad to get
such letters, and hope other members
of the Institute will follow Mr..
Smartt's example and give their
brother farmers the benefit Of their
experience through the columns of
the STANDARD.
Why buy Stoves made in the
North when at our doors we have a
firm that make as desirable patterns
as are manufactured anywhere.
Amongst Others, we beg to call at
tention to the superior Crown Cooks,
and Champion Agate Ranges for
coal, made by the Phillips & Buttorff
Mfg. Co., of Nashville. Long ex.
perience in the manufacture OF
Stoves, and general knowledge Of
the wants of the people, have en-
abled this firm to turn out as good {
coal Cooking Stove as can be found
anywhere. For sale by Morford
Blles.
On Friday morning of last week
Mr.. Jas. Ferry, an old and highly
respected citizen of Beersheb,
Springs, was found dead in an ole
open we'll between his home and tn
Beersheba pOstoffice. Thursda,
night had been dark and stormy, an,
it was at first supposed that MI
Ferry had lost his way and fallen il
the well by accident, but owing t
the finding of some papers and evi
dences of a struggle at point not ia
from the well, suspicious OF foul pla
have been aroused, and there is
possibility that he might have bee
murdered and thrown in the wei
He was well known to many peopl
Of McMinnvllle, by all whom hi
death is much regretted.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12

The city of Louisville, Ky, had
two disastrous fires last Tuesday
night. In the first one four firemen
were caught under falling walls and
killed. In the second, where forty
girls were at work in the fourth story
of a candy factory, between six and
twelve girls were burned to death,
andA number of others were more or
less injured. Maj. Hughes, the fire
chief, was also seriously injured.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
Ready for Christmas.

D. 0. Jenkins is now opening up
one Of the largest stocks Of candies he
has ever handled, embracing every
variety of both plain and fancy
goods. Buy your Christmas candies
from him and you will be sure to GET
the best and freshest goods on the
market.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
Notice to Road Commissioners.

/ will be at the Courthouse in Nc
Minnville, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dec. Dist to 23rd, for the
purpose of making settlements with
Road Commissioners, and all Road
Commissioners are hereby notified to
meet me there on those days.
f. M. WoMACK,
Chairman County Court.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
Remember

That A. II. Woodlee will give on
Christmas day a handsome set of
dishes, worth $500 to, the person
trading most with him from Dec. 1st
to Oath inclusive. Call at his store
and see the dishes.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
Municipal Election.

At the special election held last
Tuesday for one Alderman to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. |. w. Smith, Mr.. w. c.
Arledge received 13l votes, and Mr..
j. Il. Kelton l0l.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
Corn Wanted.

The Falcon Roller Mills are now
equipped with roller machinery for
making bolted meal, and will pay
cash for all good shelled corn offered
at the mill.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-12-12
At the Churches Tomorrow.
METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Preaching at IL a. m, and 6 p. M,
by the pastor, Rev. j. L. Curry.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching at II a. M, and 6 p. m,
by the pastor, Rev. j. d. Murray.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Usual services at 1890 a. M, and
6:15 p. M, conducted by Elder o. M.
Thurman.
BAPTIST.
Preaching at IL a. M, and lecture
at 6 p. M, on the life and character
Of Joshua, by the pastor, DIR. A. ID.
Phillips.
La grippe is reported rs epidemic
at jackson.