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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30
Correspondence Of the Uoion TInEs.
Notes from the Pea Ridge Metropolis


KELrox, jan. 27.--MH. EpiroR.-I have
no, troubled you much la'ely, but ktiton
Wheel has gwen you about all the news
floating ar und this favored little sp,', and
I will con6ne what haze to say 10 home
aad farm matters.
I am iryirg to run n fam, and am moi
much of n polit clan. The best news hear
is from The farmers. who say they intend t.
rlant more corn th = wear than th"- h~~" :"
former years; but l am sorry to say but
little whe1t has teen sowed. The Few oats
,owed iu the Fall are looking well, nnd
think there will be n large quantity sowed
this Spring. hope so, any how.
The Guano wngons ere ass ng in strings
of 7 and g. loadedxlown with the lazy mans s
manure. IL every fsrmer would rake up
the litter and trash lying around his farm
and form COMPOST heaps, he would not WANT
one half the cornmerci II manure he now az
niles TO make the same amount OF cot'"h,
ard improve bis land also. But oh ! that
too much work. Well, they arc joined 10
| their itiol, so I'll let them alone.
am going to plant one acre IN ilnuars
| tbi, year. Who II make the experiment
with me? | shalt plant the Spanish Pindar'
! for be icye it suits this section bes', as you
| can plant them early or late. as the wea,hei
and circumstances may suit. Let us hear
| from = inc of our frmers on this SUBJECT
| believe Pinlars will piy better Than cotton
Mr. Edit +, | have some Georgia 'coi
| lorJs" tha, turned down. with the top L
| the South, in December, covered with coar'
crab grass and dirt, and most Of them ar
as white and tender as the hardest heat
cabb.gc. ish Joe would come up an'
get mess of them, and L will send Mis-
loo one or two ftr her to sec and tas'e
| 90 ~
NV" Nous NERoNs.
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IXGALLs's SrCCEssoR.-Tope ka, Kansas,
january 27.-In the House the ballot for
United St,tcs Senator resulted rs foll'Ns:
Pfcifer 06, Ingalls, 23, B!a,r5; in the Sen
a'c, Ingalls, So. Pfeffer =.
The Alliance caucus that nom; mated Judge
Pfciicr last night for Unite Sta'cs Sen,t
10 succeed ingalls,, did not adjourn until
LIS o'clock this morning. There were
seventeen candidates, and on the ''drop.
one rule i, took an equal number Of ballo $
to arrive mt n choice.
pfeffcr is 60 years of age, six feet tall
and slm as ingalls,, with deep gutturai
though pleasing voice, and slow and de-
libcratc in speech. Up to year ago he was
n staunch Republican. He tavors the un-
expansion Of the currency, moder"te protcc-
ton cf home industries, but does not believe
in protection as principle. He favors the
Government lonning money at 2 or 3 Per
cent IN farm mortgages.
The House was half an hour l,te in as
scmbling this morning The attendance OF
clerk appeared at l l o'clock and presented
,cturns for further consideration to tho
Senate itsconcurrent resolution provid-
ing for n joint session Of the two houses
tomorrow at noon, for tho purpose Of elect
lug u United States Senator. The request
debate develorcd The fact thnt the Alliance
feared that the request Of tho Senate con-
ctalcd n snprc.
There i, talk If the Sennte declining tc
meet with the Hous, in Representative hall
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WHAT or THE THREE C's The Doth in
slant was fxci as the day for Receiver Lord
Of the Three C's., to file his report, but it is
time will be made, and il is most probable
that tho petition will bo granted by tho
Court
In response to a telegram from the bond
holders of the Three Cs Receiver Lord
left rhc city yes 'crday for Philadelphia, where
an important meeting is to he held, at which
some definite plans concerning the future
management Of the road will probably be
con Summa'cl.
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The FIRRr STEr-Perhaps you are rGn
down, cant eat. can't sleep, can't thimx,S
can't do anything 10 your satisfaction, and
you wonder what als you. You should
heed the warning, you are taking the first
step into Nervous Prostration. Ycu need n
Nerve Tonic ana in Electric Bitters you will
find the exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system 10 its normal, healthy condi-
ton. Surprising results follow the use of
this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative.
Your appetite returns, good digestion is res
tprch, and the Liver aHd Kidpeys resume
healthy action. Try bottle. Price soc. at
B. F. Posey's Drug Store
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A MINING III opRoR.-Pit'sburg January
PA special from Mount Plea.anI, Pa,
says that n gns explosion in the mammoth
shaft of ii. c. Fiicke Coke Company's shaft.
about ten miles from this place, occurrc |
@oou. elnem tSiS Ssre fa The mine Eighteen
bsdies have been taken out and it is estima-
ted that fifty men are killed.
WORSE AND WoRsE.-A bulletin from
NJ unit Pleasant, Pa, says that from one
hundred and forty to ono hundred and sixty
persons were ki led in mine explosion to-
day, fify-nine bodies have been recovered
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AZ FINE HORSES.

Will be sold at Auction, next Monday. Mt
Union, G. IT,, by McCafrerty Brothers.
These lIcrscs are strictly first class and
ysu re as liable to find Fast Trotter among
them as on the finest Stock farm in the
country. There will be no postponemcnt ;
no limit ; no reserve.
Every horse sold subject to inspection after
the sale, and guaranteed as represented.
Call and examine the stock. II will be the
best chance you ever hnd &c BUY :. .i:;fn.
IuuNG HORSE at your own price. Sale to
commence At 10 A. NJ, sharp.
MCCAFFERTY BROTHERS.
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BuCKLEN' : ARSICA SALvE.--Thc Best Salv
in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers
Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
IianGS, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by b. +. Posey.
A~~'i iSth 1900
EVA MANN IS NOT HAMiLro>,s W,now
New York, Jan. -Surropot. Honsnn, Io
clded This afternoon that The MARRIAGE of 70
l.. iiaWlton to Robert Ray Hamilton was
VOID and that Eva is still the wife of Joshu,
ii. Mann.
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MONEY FOR CLEMSON CoLLEGr Governor
TillDan to-day forwarded the following
letter, which will explain itself:
TO the Hon. John NJ. Noble, Secretary of
the Interior, Washington, y. U.-Dear Sir {:
In accordance with the provision of the Act
of Congress approved August 80, 1870 1
have the honor to transmit herewith a cer.i.
fled copy of the Act of the General Assembly
of South Carolina accepting the same
will be glad to have you inform me what
further steps. if any, are necessary TO obtain
The money due the State under tha; Act
am very respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
Is. II. Tillman, Governor.
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Producing with above expense, 1900
pounds Of ribbons at . cts, $l35 90. Lcav-
ing net profit, per acre, of S95 90.
No allowance is made in this estimate for
the cost of fe' tiizing, as thut will vary on
different scils. The cost of stripping the
leaves and cutting may be materially re-
duced by the use of machinery
Should any of our rcadcas wish to pur-
chase roots, or make other inquiries about
the Ramie plant we shall be pleased TO re-
ceivc their orders and send for all iuforma-
ton they may ask for.
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Beg We hear of n number of cascs of
ia grippe in town, but only one or two of
them arc severe enough TO confine the
patients TO the bee CT house for more than
one or two days. 1t is spreading all over
the continent and don't disc rmnate between
town aud country folks.
; n,li iieads' Note Heads Envelopes. Cir
T""'S' DooSers, %c., printed neatly, prompt
y ana cheap at the TIMES Office
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BoRN WITH Two FACEs.-Danvillc, Ky
Jan. 1T.-Mrs. William Freeman of Jessa-
mine County last night gave birth to a
female child which had two perfectly formed
faces. They are located at right angle. OIL
either siie of the front of the head. Both at
tho same time exhibit the same signs Of the
child feelings; both crying or being in re.
pose as the chi DIS humor changes. Whcn
last heard from the infant was doing we'll
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Personals.

PERSONALS.
Miss Helen Mott, Of SpirtalburS, is visit
ing Judge Wallace and family.
Misses Bessie and Maggie Anderson, of
Henderson, \. c., are visiting Miss Anuie
Briggs.
Col }. +. Wallace, of York, was in town
last Friday on business.
Miss Harrington returned 10 her home mt
Durant, Miss, last week, after a pleasant
visit TO her relative, Mrs. Em,l;c Nichol.on.
Mrs NJ. A. Chapel and Mrs. NJ. J. Nc
Mcekin Of Fairfield, are Oh q yisit. t.. laeir
Sister, Mrs. VIM. Meador.
'".'ios. W. W. johnson, of Spartan
burg, was in town this week
MI H. +. Townsend has returned from q
VISIT to Marion. Ben shows that be boS hoL
bad case OF Grippe.
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AwoKE FnOM A NINE MoNTH's SLEEp-
Dixon, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-Mrs. Grace +. Ridley,
of Amboy, Ill, who went to s'ecp about
nine months ago, awoke yesterday afternoon
for the first time. She wandered about the
hH"'". ~. u. no, speak q word. At tea
time she took her accustomed seat at the
table, but could cat nothing, and when some
one of the family attempted TO assist her
she motioned them away w it'll gultcral
sound, but no distinct word vas uttered.
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Ies" Great complaint is made Of the bad
condition of the roads and that in some
sections no Road Ovcrsssrs have been ap-
pointed, or, ifapPointcd, they do not do their
duty, and cannot be found. This is particu-
larly the case on the pinckncy road, which.
we are told, is now almost impossible in
some PAGES.
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STILL ASoTHER CorToN MILL-Mr. Jasper
Miller fled declaration in the office Of the
Secretary Of State for q charter for q $780,
600, cotton mill near the Columbia Hcigh Is
property Mr.. Miller said that, while n
large prop p)rtion of the stock would be sub
scrlhed at the North, scvcru hundred thous
and dollars worth would be held 10 Colum-
ba and in this State.-C5r. Neus and Courier
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DEATH OF ROBERT n. lIEMpnILL-Blnck-
stock. January 27.-Robcrt y. ITcmphill.
one cf the eldest ctiz,ns Of Chester County,
died at his home near this place this after
noon. lie was over 20 years of age, and
was very highly esteemed by all who knew
him. His funeral will take place ut Hope.
we'll Church, on Thursday, at ~ clock
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to $40 p. NJ.
Ins money order Department will be
opened for business from o A. NJ. to NJ
The Northern mail will close n l..
NJ, andthc Southern Mail nj 100 +. NJ.
Any iDattcntion or irregularities shou'h
rc reported promptly TO the i. u.
j.. G. HUNTER, +. n.
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p...s. o. Z. - =. -. -:

We ~ 9cs'ved 90 Interesting Pa"p'
o's"y lnpoa 'ne en'',s.'''D'
lob she Tston OF the h"",e' "o"
" vs"cr, OF 'he ne'''"
NOV VI'esn' ~
epgsse ID the cui'i'a''o" '. 49,"
ms = t'st WIZ ts in'aiuao e. S " si
'nh D5rHs upon s'ery poio'' Ho~ 'n'
" ainerset species oi nau,e
.0s2 > .oeEysrAass' %'"'n' VI ''"
ssysss s{xzssxx-r..>...
A "crs} NJ =. p.,,,. ,-.,-
,Xrhbi dd -''A' 49,. h.u.,d ,h., n
Wee yen aso' .. u
;,,,Aey,n binhy '0.V Go,
:. II Ic hst s,,,,
N fNae.a n ,.,.
cS>s "pP"f ""i'
iuNy Ms hpe, nni has moI9f Elk apPeH-
rance than ton The dly difficu'ty in
TIA wav IL the wan, NJ. outL MIN NIL, and
o""p - "n'
1t FOR iparSe'. This difiicfty Mr. Kaufman
| overcome by the decortiJting machine in
| vented by h m.
o,, ;,, ,,o
.'' p""' ''9 u''"'''n' "'' Wv
price OF tue ih"chne, any whether II can oe
operated and unlerstoo1 ns easily MS the
Cotton Gin II i,s,st and machinery are
,,, ,,,o, n,.b;ro ~ ,or,,, and
'u''' oo D''s"'
run p'ou'ao'J :" e"ry neis"o'rhoou' IL
mny be II long tme befo.e the Farmers will
change their Cotton fed, into Ramie fields.
10. hama n.;,,;r.,
I---tsiSIpep on6, - .. J.,
I thret c,os, - ''e 'i"'e ""A Wv 70
outti,, A. ctSSSenri, DdRya &c made n 1ery
., nro6Sess lron he .h;n,;no the s,a,ks soma
rie
"'e ""f ue''''i'"'i"s I"o"i"e'
The owing extract tnken from Mr..
Kauffm 4s pamphlet seems TO he very
bo,es, a;r,,,. or ,,,o r,,,o Of u,o c.o., on
QUO a'"s
NALu OF THE CRoP.--Sincc it has been
demonstrated that ramic fibre can be used
by wot, sp'uncrs the prices offered for
decorti nted ribbons have more than
doubled As evidence of this, sales have
recently tccn made in New Orleans at
c'ght wns i'cr pound, and nine GEMS
il now offered by parties here and also
Mt The bnr'h. Basing the yield OF green
stalks 4 fifteen tons per acre, The value Of
which = mt less thar seven dollars por ton,
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We have some special bargains to offer in
Red Flanncls, call and examine them, and
he convinced That we are not merely talking
but we will really save you some money.
GRAHAM g. SPARKS
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The Ncwbcrry Cotton Mills shipped one
hundrci balcs-sO, 900 yards-cf their cloth
to China this week. This is the third con
signmclt they have made II cur friends on
the other side Of the globe. - u5s,vs,.
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EGyrTIAN Co1ToN. The steamship "Fitz-
roy" which arrived at New York Saturday
from Alexandra. Egypt, brought the largest
consignment of Egpyrinn cotton ever shipped
to this country. |, consisted of 2.5lO bales.
worth about S350,OOO and was shipped by
George Andres Co., Of Alexandria. TO +.
j. Andres, of No. - Pcnrl street. fJT vnsi.
ern mills in this country. Many advantages
arc claimed for the Egyptian cotton to ac-
count for its importation to this country in
the face Of the near supply of the great
American staple.
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Furniture from Native Wood.

We saw few days ago, book case. made
of our native Oak, by Mr.. J. G. Octzel, which
was a truly handsome piece of work, being,
highly fnshc md showed that il came from
the hands of Il master workman.
Mr.. Octzcl is not only m "xccm,m; work
man, bat Is also i most estimablc citizen, and
should receive The greatest encouragement,
from the people of both town and county
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Miss Teresa Shoppaul wishes to inform
her many friends. that she is now with
HAIRY NJ. COHEN * BRO where she
will be pleased to serve them.
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g. Don neglect 10 attend the sale oftboso "a
""o young kentucky and Montana Uoy,oS
I.i "on"'y' Some are broken to ride nm
, '"" some not broken; but nil orc
young and sounl "' are
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Itch on human and horses and all animals
cured in 3Ominute, by Wooltord's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails Sold by J. NJ.
GIBBS son, Druggists Union S. G.
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Call AMI see our 81 hats fr men. We
have Just received a solid case of them
Now is the time 10 buy you hat.
GRAHAM g. SPARKS
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WANTED.-The consent of 10000
Snokers,-to send each, sample lot of $50
"NlCkEh Cigars and 20 year gold filled
Watch by ENp'ess c. o. u. So 25 and allow
examinstie' -. -
rv1sll found theo sNad aa q G.
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Every gentleman should see our line of
neckwarc. Call early as they are gong lik G
hot cakes
GRAHAM & SPARKS
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a RABBI's SUDDEN DEA 1H.-Richm ond
Va, January PA. Harris, Jewish
Rabbi fcl dead in the pulpit to-day Just
after delivering sermon.
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Our "all wool and yard wide" Men's
Congress Shoe reduced from S2.75 to pa
for Il days only at
III. NJ. COHEN & BROS
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Esy" Gov. Tilman has appointed II. Il.
Thomas, Of Sumter, Railroad COMMISSIONER
In plncc Of cX-tiov. Bonham, deceased.
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Go to the TINES office for your Bill Heads
Note lltad', Envelopes, &c.
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Doc skin and Jeans special low prices for
the next Il days at
u. NJ COHEN 4 BROS.
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Get your Job Printing done at the TINE
ofiice-theap, for cash.
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hsa iannel has been reduced from 5Cc
!"rd I" 4lc., 4Oc. 10 93c., Soc. TO SOC. st
ii. NJ. COHEN K BROS.
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Children's Wool Hose at 20 cts. n pair ::
Ladies' at 35 cts , at ii. NJ. COHEN &
BROS.
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All persons indebted TO us are rcque stcC
to settle at once, rs we arc badly in need O
money.
EODGER & PURCELL
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Read RODGER s. PURCELL'S Advc,t tisc-
mcnt 10 this paper and govern yourselves
accordingly
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Save money aud buy an over.oat and ,
Winter suit fiom GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Pran.abls Farming.

Prof 'sbis Farming.
- o.. W ir,vnd, wsrrcn Bspet feels .
III, ,e rsad. ard well Ii, my, OF the re-
suits Of his list years labor on bis farm -
Here IL i-:
On 81 acres bc psado 5,489lts. Of liot
cot OH, ,sr over 577ibs 10 tss acre. He
manured it with 10 sacks OF Stono Acid,
.u'chr sed Of Mr.. Wa. Nicholson. and the
reed planted was5 yhomas' Improved. The
sr"r ~",s M uttered y Mr.. Ter.
and Ii tlsIUsy 16ld boy. -
Right rext 10 Mr.. Barnetes firm, lives
Mr. Munro Williams, who reports IL tales
from 20 acres, mnnurci with l3 sacks Of
Stono Acid, ard guilty rted by bimse.f with
one mr'e.
Our fric' d, G. G. Snrior, nlsj reporie to
us the BIS. crop he hal mate FIR years, i. e.
G5 bales with mu'es, or IL bales tp the
mule.
Another very gratifying fc,turc in making
lat gears crop, is the f,ct that through The
workings of the Alliance, it was made nt
less C 5, 10 the Farmers than any crop for
many years past aud while the price has
not bccn quite as satisfactory AS the Farm
ers w,sh Il, they have made n fair profit on
the crop, md t.o more such good crops n,
the same pic will lift the inlu,triuos aui
provdcn' class Of Farmers completely out
of their troubles, and pace them on firm
standing ground, with much dearly bought
L n q
stnutIy warning them against the y""4
fa,uu, Of "reicf laws Gre lit mud political
prapi,ps par ass99atafRF bB Betff tffh iher y hon %S
"rrd anil honorable calling, anl bringing
forcil ly to III ir mind, the scripturaI in
jnncti"n: "Paul may plant AID ApolIa
wa'e", but Go giveth The increase -
Brute Negro and Mulo.
L"t Fri iny sfcrnoou, East Union va
T. catcl to mn exhibition which v,r.fcd IN,
old soying, TINT the negro and the mul.
were complete matches for stubbornncss ana
mean 'r"ks
D'll Taylor, who was Pretty full Of Ion
zi'', OF. some hing csc, attempted l., M oun,
his mule, but in doing }. ho fell off He CON-
mcnccd beating the poor animal numerically
over tho he'd with sick. After he got
through, he mounted the mule again. The
mu'c lot him get oil awhile, and then
started to lucking TO get him off. Failing
ntthis, he ran WITH Taylor to box car, and
there he ran along the side Of the CIR, rub.
blnE Iay'or ag1ius, it. Not satisfied with
this, hc tic | the wall Of Dunbar's Market
just a'out this me, Capt. May, appeared
on the scene, an very properly lock- ed
Tny'or mp for the night.
| We have creatures among us who claim to
| be hum'n beings, but who arc disgrace to
human n'turc, hy their cruel treatment of
brutcs they have under their control. We
think it is the office Of every guol christian
oi'ihen TO in'crposc when they see a dumb
b'u'c abused, AMI have the law against cru
e'ty to anina's promptly and rigidly Gu
forcel.
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Boots and shoes will be slaughtered fol
the next few days at
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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The Charlotte Dallies.

ihe Charlotte Dallies
MIR. Unydn who has edited the Chronicle
for s"mc yeas viii cOnsricuou, ta-to mil
ability, has retired from that papsr. 10
Ba 'timoic. NJ. G. +. Mcdowell takes Mr..
iiaydn's place on the the Chroa;cIs anu will
no doubt, keep the paper up to its present
STANDARD Il Cf excellence and usefulness.
The CHARLOTTE News, is a spicy and
ncwsy evening paper, edited with much tao t
and considerable AGILITY, by Mr. Wade
Harris, longtime newspaper man, is evil
dcnt'y winning success. 1t has lately rur-
chased n handsome Cotrcll Prc,s, moved
int" larger and more convenient office, and
mado other changes to meet the require
mcnt, of increased business.
Charlotte is a live, growing progressive city .
and her business men should keep her daily
papers henl,hy with patronage that will
present To the world, every day, n true index
to its importance, growth and enterprise.
Then they can and should demand the
highest O: der OF journals ic tact and talent
to represent thcm.
Attend the clearance sale of Winter Goods
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II yon want Visiting Cards printed come
to the TIMES office.
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THE New DIsCovERY.-You have heard
your friends and neighbors talking about it.
You may yourself be one Of The many who
know from personal experience just how
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