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SLICiNG SHERiFFs HARGEs.-Columba
March 2S.-lt frequently happens iu cases
Of extradition that the governor makes
county sheriff the agent OF the state To re-
eeve and return fugitive from justice to
this State, AMI some tunes in the i'ewized
account Of expense, as authorized by the
act Of the general assembly, 18th volume
statues at page $50 such agent charges as
expenses the entry Of warrant in his office
as Sheriff and also mileage i'll going ana
coming. In such cases the assistant atior-
ney general by his written opinion furnished
tho governor this evening directed that tn csc
items must be stricken from tho account as
the act only allows the agent IS per day and
the usual and necessary expenses incurred
in the performance Of his duty. Under the
set, while so employed, The sheriff does not
act by virtue Of his office, but wholly by sp-
pointmert of the governor as agcpt Of the
Siate.-Speeialto Ntws.
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WARRINGTON MOruRk's ToMBAP hUCTIoS

WARRINGTON MoruRR's TOMB AT Auction
-Freder;cksburg, Va , March 2S.-Geo. W .
Sheppard, who owns tho gronn 90 %hioh
the tomb Of Mary Washington. the mother
of George Washington, is si'ustei, gave 30
Colbert & Kes,lcy, real estate bro%crs, an
option on the property. The brokers at once
advertised the tomb for sale at public auction
in Washington. This aroused Indignation.
Mr.. Sheppard notified tho brokers that he
c,uld not give olesr title to the ground.
Tbereupon they withdrew th'ir advertise
ment and instituted n suit for 100000
damages. The decision is in favor Of Mr.
Sheppard.
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HOPES OF TIE EALLIAxCE.-Boston. March
24.-Congres'man Jerry Simpson Of Kansas
arrived here to-day. lie said the Farmers
Alliance smoto Senator Ingalls, more in kind
ness than in wrath, and he believed him ali
right now, and that he c,uld hereafter be re-
lie upon to further tho interests Of the peo-
pie. 10 believed the Fsrue,s' Alliance
would carry twelve At least of the Southern
States in 1892, end It WAS almost certain
they would have Pr.cidonrI"l candidate
in tho field at that time.
His views on the temperance question
were quantity summarized in tho remark
that rthe Alliance thinks that it il not a
question whether 4 man goes home drunk or
not, but whether he has any home to 80 to.
The Alliance wants to first look after man .
physical we'rerc h9so.o a. "uIe,iskcs his
moral regeneration"
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TRAGEDY IN TsExIssxE-Louisvi!le, Nv,
March ga Post special from Middle
borough, Ky, says Another terrible TRACED y
took place this morning a, Cumbe rlaud Gap,
Tenn, few miles from here, in which J. A.
Burke, tho telegraph operator Mt that place,
was shot and instantly killed by Tom Hun
ley, negro. Reports are conflicting as to
what caused llunlsy t. commit the deed,
but from what can be learned from relialls
sources it seems Burke and Hunl.y fell out
aIa=.ssstrnursH Y5r BU1Ke. J The latter Wo,
on hi' way homo whom the negro di,ch,rped
the contcnts OF both barrels At him. tearnr
out his eyes, checks aud teeth. lie died
instantly.
Tho murderer th,n tlcd but was captured
here this mor"ing and taken back to the
Gap by route TO avoid meeting mob TO
lynch him.
LATtR,-A messenger has just arrived
nero with the news thst the officers who
were ia: ing llunl-y back to tho Gap were
mot by sixty arm, men, who took Hunley
from them and then went into the mountains
wrh HIM. Before this reache. the post
liunley's sonl will in all probably be iu
.Stofr
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BOGUS Two DOLLAR BrLB-Wnshiug,on
March 2S.--A sensation has been caused at
tho treasury d apartment by the d scoYery of
counterfeit 81 silver certificate so nearly
perfect counterpart Of genuine as to be
slmo't impossible Of detection. Heretofore
oil counterfeits Of our Taper currency have
been detected by failure to initiate tho
character Of The paper on which tho govern
mont notes are printed, which is so arranged
tnst each part of it, forming complete
note, contains small silk thread tupninn
.ss.iss ~sgs A@s perfectly Initiated in
the counterfeit just discovered. So far ~
known it has only been used in counterfeit
ing the 81 silver certificates Of the series OF
1886.
Tho question now is, where in what mill ,
wss the paper made? We canno, believe
that tho necessarily expensive machinery Of
any parer mill in this country could be
obtaiued or used for counterfciting purposes
without being easily discovered. No doubt
The paper comes from foreign countries. But
that does not make the counterfeit loss
dangerous.
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FOR JUST 25 CENTS
WILL GIVE YOU

An Adze-Eys Hammer, Hntche', liand-
saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Wise,
n Monkey Wrench, long handle Rake. He.
Smoothing Irou, ii qt. Dish Pan, 10 at.
Tin Bucket. Gqt. C"ffee Pot, / gal. Measure,
Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket, Solid Brass
Waiter, large hish-foolcl Glass Lamp, large
6buists; 6s hrTc Gas; Rose B5Nit cnss c. s. er,
big assortment Of China Plates, Cups and
Sauccrs, n big assortment of Yellowware,
Linen Table Covers, Chi,ds Zephyr Caps,
Mems Wool Gays, Mems AMI E"ys Wool
HAS, nice assortment Of Jew clry, Combs
and Brushes, Dusting anh Glca:.:"s = usi
a.; Trays, Saddle Blankets, Iron Stone
Granite Fat DISH non-brcaknbe Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell aai hundreds Of
nice and large pieces OF Wooden, Tin, Glass,
Crockcry and Hardware, many Of VIII ch
were formerly sold for 80 and 10 cent?.
am nso constantly nd ling TO my 5 aud
10 cert counters they arc now cxccc lngly
attractive. Cu.tolners for lhcss ccunr,rs
frequently come from ether countic'. In
fact, | often sell these gods TO travelling
gentlemen fr.m ! part. OF the couniry.--
These gentlemen who scea great deal, and
know all about prices. krow these BARGAIN
goods are chedp. Here is The place TO get
your fuH moneys worth.
Don't Forget that Keep Also a Full
Line Of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.
nuooA.. .---..-.---<v rarst>o W hnE,
TIN and nOLLOWwARE,
WOODEN snd HARDWARE,
JUG aud JARWAEE and FLOWER fUiS,
OILSand PAINTS, end WINDOW GLASS,
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS aud SHOES,
and in fact. most generous line Of General
| Merchandise, which nm selling rs cheap,
and perhaps cheaper than the cheapest
S. VI. RICE, JR., 4. U.
| Feb 2T u
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THE MARE CHASED THH TRAIK.-Cincin-
n,ti, O., March 2s..t valuable marc and
sq ssssApSd qSSo,ea rsocE raSscr Jus,
a, freight train came thvndcring down t'-
ward an adjacent crossing. The colt go' in
tho way of the train aud vas caught OH the
cow-catchcr, in despite of the mares 'anxious
neishing. The long train could moi C stop
led until it had run the bet' CT part Of a mile
Then the colt rolled off unhurt. The mare
mad wildly leaped culvcrts and er'ssing
fences, and was almost up with tie engine
when her nnharmcd colt fell safely down
the side Of the track.
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HAMPTON BRIGADE, ATTEsrioS THE sur
viving officers and men of Gen. ilampt"n's
cold brigade are cordially invited hy the
Confederate Survivors Association, Of
Augusta, Ga, 10 part cipate in q reunion, &c
he He'll under the auspices Of that associa-
tion. in the city Cf Augusta, Ga, on the
9th of Apr next, in honor Of Lieut.. Gen.
Wade Hampton.
Parties purposins az acceptance of this
invitation will please signify thrt fact by
letter, addressed t. Capt. James b. Flcu ing,
chairman of the Invitation committee, at
Augusta, Ga.-Augustd Chronicle.
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THEY LIKE THE OLD SrYLR Bssr.-Fvun-
tam Inn, Mach 2S,-Lewis McMahan, n
negro preacher, took Il bundle Of goods yes
ierday from The counter IN Mr. }. A. Can
non store, was arrcs ci and placed in the
caiabo"se During the pighr number Of
persons, said to be negroes, tore down the
door, took the prisoner away and whipped
him aud turned him loose 1t is said the
same negro was caught stealing chickens a
few days ago and esca; cd puni,hment by
paying five dolla,s
Scarcely ten days ago two negro lads were
whipped for secrctiug themselves in the
sore o. the same merchant with the purpose
sl stealing. Fountain Inn seems in favor of
the Il fashioned way of punishinr rnques-
= bSunENs HoyoRs GEN. JonN.Toy.-
L'urens, March 26.-Th, Lau.cns County
Confederate Survivors Assoc alton he'd n
called meeting this evening to take appro-
priato action relative to the deuh of Gen.
Joseph Il. Johnston, who was nn honorary
mcmher of the Association. The p,esidcnt.
C"l b. W. Ball, submitted series of roo
iu'ions, culogizing the life. and services of
the dead General, which. on motion of Col
Is. Crews, were unan mous'y adopted. A
copy was ordered TO be sent TO Gen. John.
'tons family. Col. j. III. Traynham, sccrc
lary OF the meeting, real the letter of Geo.
j. Johnston accepting the honorary member
ship in the Association, which was ordered
- be published with tho proceedings
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SOME IMPORTANT ADvicE.--The Hon NJ.
l.. Donaldson, manager of the Sta A'hancs
bu.ines, exchange, hiss retained from
Birmins CHAM, where he attended meeting
of tho exchsnse managers of every s'uth,
ctn State Most Of the business Transacted
by the meeting was not given to the press.
The managers recommended the "liaIcs
men in every southern State that lhsacreage
Of cotton be decreased and the acreage OF
grains be corresponling'y increased. Man
erer Donaldson thinks the suggestion an
important one and says that If it is carried
out it will result in raising tho price of cot
ton.
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Own Two FRET or SSOw. Pa,
March 2S.-Thc snow on a level measures
about nineteen inches and the turspikes and
country roads are blocked.
Harrisburg, Pa, March 29.-lhO snow
fell from o'clock yesterday morning until
10 O clock this morning without intermission
reaching a depth Of about sixtesn inches OH
. level.
Winchester, Vs.-Tho snow storm is tho
severSst of the season, reaching depth OF
two and half feet hee. The storm has
moderated and the indications are that floods
will follsw.
Harrisburg Va.-Thc snow fall which
commenced Thursday night at o'clock
Scont nucd until 4 o'clock to-day. The snow
Is melting rapidly, but is quite deep. II
has been the Longest snow storm for years
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KkAL TRAGaDY IN A THEATRE Spokane
Falls, Wash, March 27.-Charle, Eliot n
faro dealer, brutally shot two women at the
Casino Theatre this morning, and Ven com.
mitted suicide. lie wss occupyisS box
near the stage, when he suddenly began
emPting revolver st the performers on lhs.
sL2Gc----~--ys-~rS-s-unsu uzs nrsr-vIrrrm, fne
being shot in the left breast and INSANITY
killed Auothor bullet struok Carrie Smith
in the back. iuficting faal vound. Elliot
then shot himself through tho the head. dy-
ing instantly. His shots merc aimed at
Lulu Durand, one Of the performers, but
she escaped. Jealousy was the cHusc OF the
tragedy.
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Executors Notice.
Notice of Survivor of Part
nership.

rINHE partnership Of James I. A'man and
i Jo,i,h F. Altman, doing business at
louisville, 8. c., under the firm name OF
Alman Brothers, having been dissolved -
the death of said James I. Alman, the
un !crsignel as survivor OF .a;d partner.hip
hereby gives notice that all per-ons baving
claims against sad firm will please present
the sane, and those indeb'ed will please
make prompt rayment TO the undersigned.
J. +. ALTMAN,
Survivor Of Alnsn Bros.
hpril Ia A."
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THE Snow IN Observation-Disclosures
IA, March 27.-Thc snowfall throughout
this region to-day was unusually heavy. In
the city i, fell TO the depth Of six inches,
uhilc west of here it was from twelve to
hf n inches on the level.
lIARRIsnrno, PA, March 27.-From twelve
to fifteen inches Of srow fell here to-day.
Railroad traffic anl geographic oo:nmunic.-
ton have not been int cfcrcd with.
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ALLIANCE GRowTu IS MINNEsorA.-St'
Paul, Mimi, March 2S.-The report of
Secretary Stromberg o f the Minpc.oa
Farmers Alliance shows that the organic
lion is making the same phenomenal growth
as last year. More than ii ,OCO embcrs
have been enrolled since the election in
Novombor, and Mr.. StromberE Gays over
seven sub-slliancss arc being organized
weekly. The present number OF lodges is
i,3l5, with total membership Of $4,000.
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Nj MARRIED..

residence Of the groom, near Jonesville, on
tho Sl.t March 1891, by W. IL. s. Harris,
Rotary Public. Mr.. John Whitlock, Sr., and
Miss Nancy Fowler.
TREFXER -SMlTII-Msrried, on the
26lh ult, at the residence Of the bride, by
Rev. W. NJ. Foster, NJ. ..;.su-i IreIzer and
Mias Virgie Smith, all Of this County.
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A PECuLIAR EprEor OF GRIr.-PItisburg
Mar.h 26.--A special from Linz, Ohio,
says: Among the serer,l hun'lrci cases Of
grip here that ALL citing Miss Mary Christ
man i, the most peculiar. She was taken
with tho disease Monday aud in the even
ing was seized with violent fit OF sneezipg,
whish has continued ever since. Tho
physicians ar. r9~e loss. Tonight the girl
is weak aud dying-sneezing to death.
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SUPERINTENDENT TALCOTr REsIGNs.-Ono
Of the most important railroad changes that
has occurred recently ba, just been made,
and it will ne doubt create considerable
surprise. Superintendent George Z. ISL
cot Of tho Charlotte. Columbis 4 Augusta
and Columbia s. Grcenvillo ads has ten
dered hi, resignation to the controlling
company.
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To School Teachers,

TIME St-te Supt Of Education, Hon. w.
/ d. Mayfeld. cordially invites The
I e.chcrs of Union County 20 attend a meet
ing OF the State Eorri # Examiners, to bc
held in Columbia, on Friday the 3D. Of April,
at o clock a. NJ.
Matters of much mfcre't VIII De dis-
cussel. respectfully.
j. l.. WALKER,
S. Com. U. Co.
March u. 10 al
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frssssdi.ss efHsrth P.sols. 9. 9. conv.n ,iop

frssssdisss efHorth Paeolst Q. D. convsn tiop.
March, % 1s91.-North Pacol,t s. s. Can
ventio, met at Mesopotsm'a this day and
vas called TO order st IL o'clock A. 81 ~
the president = S...,u. me choir sspr
~ icy and Glsdness." Devotional exer.
e'.es wsrs conducted by Rev. J. ID. Rsiley.
PRESIDENT declared the Convention -.pen
snd ready to proceed With the bus mess be ore
IT,. Choir sang SO. Joy and Gladuess. En-
ioiinent OF schools and delegates was mex,
ss.s g ersss; aud !. es@sss q ,ssssRsa
the several eehooh that had beea iu '.winter
@eosstsu we're re-organized and ready to
fee'n work. Twelve schools were enrolled.
All visiting brethren, were Invited to take
part in he proceedings. Sung 49.
ta Quest'on: Has the s. S. accomplished
any good! IL not. who i, resp onsisle? On
motion ofC. W. Thisouaut, this question
was chsnsed to read: HAS the Sabbath
sehoo accomplished the good it might have
done! IL not, who is responsible % Thi,
Was ably discussed by Rev. J. d. BsiIey anI
+. s. Weber. Sang lO4.
Ind Q"esfion: Is the .tudy Of the Scrip
tsres essen,isI to the attainm ent OF a busi-
nses educations! Was discussed by C. C.
Roberts. Aher which the choir sang. "Are
you washed in the blood of the L.mb.'
c. W. Whisonsnt then addressed tho Con-
'sntion on tho same subject, and the choir
rang "Amid the tolls aud cares Of lifc." sc.
recess Of 40 minutes was then taken.
AFTERNOON.
Anor sinsing "As the sounding Of the
lrumpet.' the minutes Of the previous meet;
ing were read and adopted.
The President than sn-.A.i~-,--tA>-----s-.s-
MN III spec al payer for our
beloved Brother, Rev. A. A. Gilbert, pastor
Of this church, rrovideotially det.ineI At
ms home on account OF sickness, that, if il is
consistent with Gods holy will, he NAV be
fest'' sd 10 health and usefuloe-s in the
iu'ure as he has been in the past. The con-
Sregation then arose aud .ung,
"Ail hail the power Of Jesus name!
Let augc's PROSTATE fall" &c.
Whcn!Bro. j. ID. Bailey was requested to |
lead in prayer. Aftcr singing,
"Blest be the ties that bind
Our hearts in purest love-" &c
Ihe programme was taken up and the 3rd |
Question: "lIow should our Sabs ath Schools |
DC conducted so as TO secure he beet results?"
vas was discussed ny A. A. Sarratt, and J. y
Strain. Cho.r sung:
Now cruciicd with Chri,t | am Son
T.. 8. Webber, ]. NJ. O.mept. Rev. J. d
BAILEY and Franklin Coleman all followed
U" 'ne Same subject. Choir sung:
Ihe half has never yet been told"
The Question box was then opeuel and
several brethren took part n-di.a..--:-----l-f
No other business being before the Con-
Tention, the Pre.ident thanked the cougre.
CATION for their kind attention and good
behavior during the exercises. ID then ad-
ournel by singing:
~.- "Mset me there, meet me there,
Where the tree Of life i. blooming. {
= Meet me there" &c.
And Bro. J. D. Bailey pronounc;ug the
'enediction. =
DAVIS JEFFEEIEs, JAS. L. STRAIN,
Seey. Pros dent
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There is no doubt that the movements Of
Russian troops near tho German frontier
and the ev idencc of cordial intimacy between
Russia and France has caused much snXie'y
in Berlin, and it i. possible that tho alarm
cau,ei by the apprehensi IL of war may
lead to important military changes.-The
.Sf1fc
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PucS's rRrE PaILosoPHY- their
nearness to the dsngcr led taem to exagse-
rate it. Bat it is move likely that orr die
lance fr""" = - .s 10 underestimate II.
Cert'in'y the comparatively small city
ihresteacd by the Ma6s cannot afford to
wal, until the big city star off has made
up its mind whether tho Malta is qi;te IS
black rs IL is rain'ed or q shade or two
lighter. The man with mad dog at his
.s.:..:sns .s.Ss ]. The ssss ssj& lSaFs
When military law is proclaimed the civic
law no long"r asserts is high authority. But
What sha'. We say OF The civic law that lays
down the powe, and le,ves the citizen TO
h's own protection, not at the b dd,ng Of
suirene military power but at the threat Of
al'w IS gang 0f ca,h-bound a.ssss'n.? II
,hrr. is mora TO be drawn from the New
Orleans ala r, il is not furnished by the
5000 men who whatever they may have done,
believed that they were ac'i1g for the com.
munity against The enemies ofths community,
but by tie lwcve men whose shameless
cowardise b,t"'yed the people and sgrac-
ell the peoples c'ur'. 1t is not likely that
the lynch,rs have acquired n taste for blood
and Will cmiark on career Of murder
They have doue what they conceived to DO
their duty. and they vi not go on killing
for xii i z sake. But the mischief worked
by that ir~ach.lo Gus jury will not end so
soon. Those Twelve men have disgracel
and disc edit ii the entire administration of
the cr:mina' law in their city; they have
impaired the diguity aud efficiency of the
c>urts; they. in very truth, are the front aud
origin Of al their tswu's trouble. sf.r- IA Is
shsse,mcn or their Ike, whose pusillanimity
encourages secret murder aud nccessitates
popular vio.c"ce. New Orleans cal we'll
afford to le. her "mob' go unpunished il
she will purge her courts If The men who
b'ce lawlessbess far more dangerous, FIR
more rui Ious than the lawlcssness that
lynehcs ut noonlay.-Inck
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IHs OSLr ORrnopoN 'OLD FAsHtoHsD
DeNocRAr' IN TRr Sr.-- ue--- ,sssey
= 'rry Preguant and pertinent article
wants to know what Democrat 10 in this
day and time Of p liiiosl fsd.. Tho psint
is particularly well t.ken in South Carolins.
as more than one Of our prominent states
men ere Mt pains to explain ih-t they are
Democrat.. In the da-s Of the kss.cekx.
= eePpfs Esd - have had eoma rsa,s&e-rSNV
thehhiug was tclerably well understood; in
the meanwhile evolution has been going on
sround US, the environment has been yacil.
la':ng, and what the beast i. to-day. in S,.utb
Caro- iua would require Daniel come 10
Judgement" 10 determine One James Maai-
son, some years ag,. is said In have yeutur-
ed some crude opinions about constitutional
limitations, and our contemporary might
hnd them in remote publication Of de-
funct period c.llei tho Federsii,t.
III our youthful contemporary, however,
Graves - be right upon the verge, edge aud
heel ct the time. plump in the swim OF the
nick OF the moment, We respectfully iuyits
his aueutiou to the dc 'ivsrauee. Of the South
Caroline convention OF the South Caro,iua
Democratic patty in their , atform, done
an ra'ihed under The nose Of our contem-
porary at Columbia in September last. Here
he Will ind prec cely the stuff that goes to
make up South Caro- ina ID, mocrat # the
latest aud mosi approved fav"r. Our freud
can travel further and push his investigation
still very near to his own domieilc. During
he late csmTa'gn, prominent gentlemen
BY way sfexerd .um mte-s.lAi.--~>-.s4-soasfo 10
ssidresscs wa, pleased to announce himself
ss an od-fa.hisrci Edgcfc'd Democrat"
no variations suggested, and inquiry in the
quar.ers ind c.ted might possibly lead to
light. This is clearly n poli,ico-ar che ,logi-
cal question and any pointers towards s,lu-
ION are valuable at this time. We arc with
the Sparanhu' Herald in it's proposition
that I'VE hare ih cur ranks, those whose |
loyalty is not beyond question" We have
too many mushroom politicians, blatantly
their Democracy without naming |
one OF The thirty nine articles in their creed. |
-LdUrcHs Advertiser.
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d. A. TOWNSEND,

rla'ntf's Attorney.
Fcb' uary IA, 1891
TO the Defendants: Take notice, that the
Summons in the above eut tlei action, Of
which the above is copy, endthe COM
plant therein were filed in the Office of the
Clerk of Court Of Common Pr as fer Union
County afor esa; d, on 25th Of February, 1891.
u. a. TOWNSEND,
Pl .iniiff's Attorney.
Feh o. CT
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Ladies, call and examine our line OF
Embrvideries, we will show you the largest
line ever in Union we believe, and the
prices arc very low.
GRAHAM & SPARKS,
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Ladies, gee our line of White Gosds-ihe
largest and cheapest ever brought to Union.
GRAHAM s. SPARKS.
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When at Home.

7 respectfully inform my friend, and
c'ient. that shall be in my office .,
Union on Monday and remain unit Tuesday
noon of each wesk until further notice.
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Jan2S
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List of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining III the Postotlice at Union, fer
the week ending March 9th, 1891.
Mr. W Garri> ell, Ann Thonils II,
Persons calling for the above lettcrs will
please say itadvcrtised. and will be required
10 pay one cent for their delivery.
J. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-04-03

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GRAHAM e. SPARKS