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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-23
Correspondence Of Union TlMRs. L.
Listen to the Telephone.

JoNEsvILLs, Jau. l9.-ro-day is q beau,i-
full day, which is tho only ono we have had
lately, though the winter so far has not been
a hard one.
The free public schools have opened in
this community and they arc all full of
pupils - and th"y ars al boys and girls,
". II. S. Harris, J. W. Scott and c. Il.
| Becknel have been aproin.ea Sshcoi TRUSTEES
| of Jonesvile Township, by The new School
| Commiss oner, Jas. l.. Walker.
The cotton market has been lively at
| Jonesvils for The last few days, and it does
s,cm from the way it comes in, that tie
"woods was full of it," Ii it conl pan
-~s s".~ ""J 81 '"e ysnr THO l'eupio would
have p!on'y of money. the low ice to The
| contrary notwithstanding.
MIR. IL. e. Smith has returned from Ten
nossce with drove of fine mules, which he
would like to exchange :oc ;uouoy.
DR.. j. L. Ghrner boarded the train
here yeserd,y fer Florida
Mr. n. G. Rollins has been appointed and
commissioned Trial Jus ice by Gov. Til;mrn.
Mr.. Boyd l.. Hames has gene to Gafney
city to attcud the high scho i of z. of. Nc
Arthur.
Mr.. B. W. Whit'ock has lai down The
yard stick in the stre of G. Il. Long and
gon" back to his farm to Try and make another
big crap Of cotton.
John Whltock, ST., made II bales last
year with one mule. Ills farm is ab ut tw)
miles from Joucsville.
The heath of our Town is good, though
there is some sickness and some deaths in the
country. The venerable Josiah Foster has
been l-id up With With SSetST ehSSSw,, bat I'm proves
very slowly.
Work has been resumed OH the new Pres
byterian Church. Capt. j. f. Lindsay hns
the work in charge and will II, doubt have
the house so far advanced tha, it can be
us d in n short time, if nrt entirely COM
pleted. TELrrmoXF.
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C"rrc'p audience Of the Union TINES.
Fair Mignonette Comes Again.

PACoLET, >. c., Jan. 2O.--While it has
| been some time since you heard from us,
We hnre by ~" means ignored the TINES ;
| snd we now me again, wishing FOR it and
its readers bright, prY:perous and h,ppy
i-cnrrsrmu~ OF TS7D VIII DC an oasis in many
of our lives: having been fraaght with much
happiness aud pleasure. Since then the
majority of our people have entered upon
the,r respective duties with new life and
zeal the year 1891. Will, the social
| club is sti Cn the 9W cjrr
'Seit N and his fair bride grace our
| town every now and then with their harpv
cOuntenauces.
In the song Of Longfcl'ow's Iliawatha.
some very mp ropritc lines suggest them
selves to us in connection tn our friends
Just mentioned:
"Nlrli comes with Haunting fc uhers,
with his flute of reeds n teacher
Nandcrs piping through the village,
BcckonS 10 the taireSt maiden,
And she follows where he lead, her,
Leaving all things for he teacher"
Rumrr says that ere the robins nc { again,
we Will again hear the chimes of welding
bells
!"Sgng fSm FIT on rhH fae mmHspEeP( sscms that
the farmers were sclf-sustaining during the
financial crisis of last FALL ani The mer-
chants arc DONG very lar business now.
The Alliance building, opposite Mr.. W. L.
Bryant's residence, is nearing completion,
and will, when finished, be quite commo-
dious.
Mr.. Thomas littlciohn, of lam1r County,
Texas, has been on a visit to relatives here.
lie thinks the old Palmetto State will com
rare rcry invorably with Texas, in every
respect
Our first Quarterly Confer"n"" ccc
vcned in the Methodist Church ut this
placc on Saturday and Sunday last; Rev. J.
NJ. B yd presiding While was not in at
tendtncc, dare s,y, the congregation was
treated TO some rare diScourscs. lir0t Editor.
MTGNoNETTE
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Chi d'en CrIper-Tip Shoes, numbers ) to 8
at d cts. q pair, at ii. NJ. COHEN g. BROS.

GAIT JouN MAXEY MuRpEarp Sumter,
Jan. 20.-Capt. John MaXcv was wavl,id
nnu murdered on tho rotI about three mi cs
from his home in the upper part OF the
County last night between 9 aud 10 o'c'ock.
lie had been to Sumter and was going home
alone in spring wag' IL, and just as ho
cached dark place by II small stream, the
deed was committed lIc fcll backwards on
the floor of tho wagon and the horse carried
him OH h"me, and after getting into tho
yard the wagon was overturned and Capt.
MaXcy thrown cut upon the ground, where
lie lay oil night ana was found by his family
early this morning. lie was not dead when
found but died few minutes afterwards
A load of buckshot was fl ell into the left
side Of his face and head.
Two negroes, named Hampton Nelson and
Ephraim Butler, with whom Capt. Maxcy
had had difficulty have been arrested on
suspicion, but have not yet reached Sumter
up to 8 clock this evening. The commu.
nifty is very much aroused, and gentleman
from there says til ere was strong proba-
bility that the ncgr oes would be lynched be-
fore they reached Stunt er.
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WONDER WORKER Mr.. Frank Huff
man, young man of Burlington, Ohio
states that he had been under the care Of tw :,
prominent physicians, and used their treato
mcnt until he was not abls to get around
They pronounced his case to be Consump. ion
and ircurable. lie was persuaded to Try
DIR. King = New Discovery :or Consumption,
Coughs and Cold. and at rLat time was not
able TO walk across the street without rest
ing. He fond, before lie hal used half of
a cellar bottle, that lie was much better; he
continues to use it and is to-day crjoy ing
goOi health. If you have amy Throat, Lung
or Chest Trouble try it. We gu.raniec sat-
islacton, Trial tot ties frre n, B. F. L, soy 3
Drug Store.
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For the TINE.
The Auctioneer Business

Mr.. EDITOR. Will you or s,me one else
point out the law giving the Sheriff Of the
County n monopoly Of the Auction business
in the to,en of Uuicn? Where is the justice
TO the tax payers of the town. in dem'na'n c;
Of = private cizen to pay 80 ddy for
sucioncerng property and allowing =
County officer to do that business all the
year without paying any license into the
Town Treasury at all
You know, Mr.. Editor, that no one will pay
such m oxorbiiant license to the Town Coun-
Gil. consequently the town is deprived OF any
license, while monopoly Of the business is
given to the Sheriff for nothing.
In othor cities regularly licenccd Auction
GERS often sorry the Masters sales; SO it is
not likely there is any low demanding the
Sheriff to "cry" even legal sales, except,
perhaps, those directly in his own Office.
Ii a reasonablss sy."rlENncfiooeer's ficens"
wns charged the town would get that
amount: and it would not interfere with
the itinerant license, Equal rights to all
and spscsl privileges to mono" has become
n lawful demand Of the people.
Fam PLAY.
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Don't Forget the Tax Collector.

Only eight days now remain to the day
when the tx collector will close his books,
aud charge up the penalty prescribe by law
against all who have not paid at that date
and VIC Lopc Mr.. Scott will strictly comply
with The law, although we are fearful, from
present prospects, it would catch us among
the poor dclnuucntS.
The Collector informs us that at least : :
O00, ab,ut onc-fourh of the whole taxes,
nrc unrnil, notwithstanding tho liberal ex.
tsnsi,pa z: antcl by the Legislature. And i,
tc the same If another month was
TuyurUT:- rIrst, d ccrfnin
>aitJ -Os- which the collector shall close his
hooks. aud allow 10 extension. SeccnJ. u
suihc cnt lcvy toIay current expenses and
all pn't Indebtedness. Third, only from cx.
treme casualties TO public property shall the
Commissioners be allowed to borrow money.
Any candidate for the Legislature stand
ing upon those three lanks of u platform.
Gun command our vote AMI influence.
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Johnson Hobs TIE FoRT.-Govsrnor
Tillman gives full statement IS to The ap-
poiptment of Mr.. Johnson as n trial justice
for Spartanhurg. Senator Smith, Rrprcssn
tativrs Dean and Rowland recommended
him nnd submitted nftidivits of his cit ZEN
ship. They also vouchcd for his ability to
discharge the duties of the office. The Gov
ernor had to depend on the delegation and
ho is satisfied that they knew the man they
recommended. lie also stated that certain
citizens had submitted afiidavits establishing
Jchuson' citizenship and that MIR. Wcrts
hal made oath that Mi Burnett had drop
ped him as constable because he would not
allow him II certain per cent Of his costs.
This MIR. Bnrnctt denies ilatly. Thus the
matter standS--Johns n is trial Justice The
method of paying salaries 10 these officers
and their csns!ab'cs VIII prevent the work
ing up Of cases Just for the costs. 1t may
make these officers very sack in the per-
ormancc of hard service when they know
that their ray Is suyc anyway.-Ny'UrtH.
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coue.pesAsnes Of the Usioa Trsrs.
Notss frsm tbs Tss Ridge Capital.

2 KELros, jan l9.--Mr. Editor. Keiten has
changed her appearance to some extslt In
the last few weeks by cutting out some Of
the old-feId pines round and about her
streeis,
Ksitou seems TO have the shooting match
fever. Almost every time / 60 70 the little
Pea Ridge Capital there is q match in prog ess
or hear some person talking about. shoot
ing for something. and l think our. SKslton.
Z Bird Ii ln.iiss ., i. .ne.S.r spols = ~
Kelton boys enjoy very much, TO the -estg6st
Of the Pea Ridge farmers. think m, self
that il is very wrong fJr men 10 take dog
and gun aud 90 out inIo the fields just for
the sport T the buut and shoot aud cripple
bids with stray shot, consequently those that
are not killed fly away aud die among The
brvomscdgs and bushes.
Well, Mr.. Editor, have said enough
about shooting for this time, SO will say
few words about cotton. Cotton has been
disappearing very fast for the last few days
on the Ridge. II is now very nearly all
sold, at least it has gone out Of sight, and.
suppose the little rise in price has been the
cause but think now We were little too
fast in seliing.
Now, Mr.. Editor. will tell you something
ab lut our delightful Alliance dinner last
Saturday On the 81 of January, President
Gault announ ced that kelton Alliance would
meet on the 17h inst, at 10 clock, and fer
every person to bring their dinner. asked
" they intended to have picnic? The
answer was, no. But, MIR. Editor, il was
mighty good to be with us. / was in the Hall
until about o'clock, when about that .time
we were called out to dinner. Ws~ys!!kk& a..
to the door and hoket out s1ncs 49,
aud 50 sassA ssAysF-men lyuw uwinA,ssnrd gioTiod5
time deyouring chicken md ham, pound cake
aud pies, in fact, all had plenty aud we could
have fed rs many more as wtre there. The
table was between thirty and forty feet long
and it was full, hcaped up and running over
| with good things, aud Notwithstanding tie
| inclcmency uf the weather we had very
| COOL turn out.
| After dinner we re-assemb'ed and trans
| acted some very important business, after
| which VIC listened to speeches from Broth
ers J. G. OTIS AMI 4. N. Kelly, in which
| the brethren received some very souni and
| Wholesome advice that would do tho ON great
deal of good if they would follow il.
| If you will allow me little more space,
| Mr.. Editor, will try to answer Vox's "ltst
shot" of 1890.
Now, Mr.. Vox, do not consider your
sum mathematical problem. 1t is nothing
more than catch question, and L VIII
answer it by saying if the hand-stick is plac
ed q feet and 8 inches from the end oil three
will have the same weight to carry.
can't sec why Vox should take me rs n
target for his last shot Of 1890, as j die
not put my sum in the TINES any moro fol
him thin tho rest of the TINES correspoL'
dents. MELTON WHEEL.
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ing SO well known and \, popular as to need
no special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the n oo~s &c r.~;o..
n purer medicine does not exist and il
IS guaranteed to do all that is claimed for it.
Electric Bi'ters will cure oil diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples.
Boils, Salt Rhcum and other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent rs well aS cure
all Malaria feyers.-For cure of Headache.
Cons'ira'!o: ""i indigcst' on try Electric
Bltters-Entire satisfaction g,,araateei. or
money re!unded-PIicc scots. and 81 90
per bottle at B' F. Poseys Drug Store.
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DEACON ROBERT LITTLE.

Dear Courier: ] have just heord OF that
faithful man Of God, Dr.. Robert Little, of
Kelton, S. c., and nsk the use of your COL
umns to pay a humble tribute to his memory.
To say that loved him. as that word is toe
frequently used, but fecbly expresses the
feeling tina, | had for him for the true man
hood-lhc beautiful Christlike-poss-the he
loyalty to CD and his truth, the Kindness
to his fellow-man, especially to the poor,
and tho devotion to his friends which were
eonsplensus IL i..,. his sc'i:X i?X He was as true
as steel, as firm as n rock, as gentle as a ten
dcr-heartct woman, and untrng in his
efforts to promote the cause Of Ch,ist aud
the oil OF humanity. Although he was n
ma" of aif'rs, AMI for many years had an
extensive and exacting medical practice, was
busy in managing Al large farming intc-c3r,
and was regarded by the pablo rs IL servant, ,
who must ever obey It's behesls, he gave the
best OF his life AMI his powers to religion,
and allowed no ohcr claim to interfere with
his obligations to Jesus. | have known him
to arise II mi might and visit the large num-
ber of patients that claimed his attention in
order that he might have the forcno IN Of he
Sabbath To devote 10 Worship in the Sunday
School ami church service. Indeed, he al
ways made h's worldly affairs bend to his
religious Obligations. and seemed ouy con-
cerned to know and DO tho will of Got
lie will be sally missed in his ncighbor-
hood by all classes. The young will miss him
because to !hS9 Afc iXMs~ OFT win feel hi. loss
because he knew how to sympathzc
with them in their infirmitiCs, and to
help and comfort them in al tAcir trials.
The rich and tho poor the black as well as the
white have all lost friend in whom they
could safely trust.
Mt. Joy Church was largely built through
his efforts, and from the day the little band
of sixteen f,rmed themselves into church
of Christ. until the day If his death they re
garded him rs their leader, and knew that
he was always wiling to carry the hewics'
burdens and most Of the work. That nob'e
I:.a .: ,arrya; w"ra crs VIII sadly miss him.
God grant that his mantle may fall IL o.
many of ihcm, and that they may cmurc
his example in pressing forward the Lord $
work.
My hear; goes out to his afflicted wife in
her sore bereavement, and may her sol he
just such another man rs his father was.
Bother Lite was my friend. During
the yc.rs was re'a'cl to HIM us las'or he
stood by me in every trial, every conilici,
and strengthened by hands in every effort to
carry forward the Masters work. Nor Il Il
he cease to be my friond, when cease to be
his pastor; but cur love for each other grew
stronger as the years went By. | shall feel
lone'y without him and yet KIN wv he lives
with Jesus the life which he began to 1.-Two ere
below. noble man of God has fallen no, n
saint has arisen TO be forlvlr with Christ.
7. J. TAYLOR.
WgrrcUfDy " Il Dcc 80 1890
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BirtArighs for . Song:

= AsHeSsLlE N. C.. Jsnuarv Ia.-n-.-f e7
..s.y -s-s svventy tnousand scres OF The fim-
tsr lands 10 1Iadi-on County. in this State,
wefebougbten Friday Las, ty . Boston syn
dicats. George u. Hug. Of Kansas City,
Mo, director ofthc New Epglsnd Southern
Timber and Land Company ofTeDnsssse. and
Horace ID. King, Of Lynn. Mass, treasurer
Of that company, yesterday completed nego-
tiafions for the purchase Of the William
Johnit m timber and mineral lands ia Madi-
son County. The spot cash paymeptoo0
SOL 900, the consideration for tho wi
ing $4,000.
- ....~,, mo Ucrt IN tDis tection-kHN
| the tract 10 known TO contain immerse de-
pos fs Of magnetic iron ore. This company
Is composed mostly Of Massachusetts, capitsl-
lists, who contemplate n raril development
Of ibis splendid, property.
About tweDty-ibree years ago, rs agent
for a wealthy syndicate at New York, we
contracted with Mr.. viii iam Johns on, for
the purchase Of the urge tract Of land a'lud-
cd to, in Madi.on County, nt either 20 cents
Or 81 nn mere, we have forgotten which, but
when the deed OF conveyance was drawn up
by Mr.. Johnston's Aitornsy--bi, .on Thos.
We think, who was afterwards elected to
Congress from that District clause was
inserted retaining a consi Ierable interest
in all The minerals that may be discovere ed
on those lands. The Company we represent
cl conid MT ACCEPT the deed with the incum-
| brnnce of that clause in il, as il was Intended
TO settle the lands with EmigrantS, by selling
them small tracts or farms at reasonable
prices and on long terms Of payment, gusran-
| tce;nu cloor ,;h-o I','.- ---.- -.-- naturally
cautious and suspicious whom -L"yi'.s-i---.-,
nni il was we'll understood by the Company
| thn' nothing bot fee simple and unclouded
title W, nd saisfy them, and if such flaw
| or incrmLrnncc was discovered II would
create q ,uspc'on of fraud and the whole
scheme of The company would fall through,
or thc'e would be great danger of buying
| interminnble lawsuits.
Al that time we were told, by those who
! knew the whole tract, that 10000 acres oi
| the land wns, without doubt, as fine as any
in the world, for Agricultural purposes, nnI
worth ten dsl'ars an ncrc, while the tims er
OIL il would lie worth mil ions of dollars
| more when n railr, was built through 1t,
bcsid. sthc l"rge deposits of magnetic iron
ore which is seen cropping ont in many
parts of the property, enhanced its value to
almost incrcd'able amount. IL, howevc-
would rcIu re more experience in such mat
ters, more money and greater f'cil'nes fo'
tho work than the Johnson family could com
( ,na"d to develop IT'S nun value. and we thnl
| Al. L. n,
dicalc wi make l"ts Of money out OF it, an'
benefit Western North Carolina equally n
much ms themselves.
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Capt. Thomas Conner,

with sincere sorrow we received the an
nouucement last Thursday thai TINT noble
soldier aud goPd citizen, Capt. Thomas Conner
Supervisor Of, Registration, had breathe
his last BUD fcw men in tli, County ha
f=s""--1SGcuMcr Tor his manly and
genial qualities Of head and heart. lie was
brave Confederate sol licr, and lost n leg
in battle in Virginia. Physically, we con,
sidered hin as fine n specimen of well
developed II an as we ever saw.
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WarrcntoD, ~. e., Dec. so, 1890.

FHoM EMILE TO 4 rRIsON. Hartford, Jan.
ll.-Ge pIge NJ. bartholomew, scvcn'y-iyc
years Of age, once one of the most active aud
prominent men in the business, social, and
church lfo of lIartfo'd Il, but for four and a
ha'f years an exile in Cauada, voluntarily
surrendered hm:clf to the authorities here
early this morning, pleaded guilty to =.
charge of appropriating TO his own use
mute f"r $4,000 belonging to the Chatter
Oak Life Insurance Company, was SEN
tcnccl to the State prison ;or year, and at
once began serving his sentence.
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RsS- We are informed that SO NM ,o.
r",' @ out III TINS Market last week FOR Cotton
mere on, where, did all that money 60 to
We would like very much to be able Ia nc
count Tor rnrt of ii, at least.
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The city of Columbia ba' begun iangc-
mcnis to celebrate 'h'it G. ntennSSe Sennex4I
Wade Hampton has been Invited to make
the address on that occasion. Coming in the
most delightful season of the ycnr, when
Columbia is at her best it will no doubt b,
delightful occasion.
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E-.-S.ss.--.S- ,sSsrmaIion,
a. % ress or status Of this iu-
mssssly lrsstsSesiss has been in
doix<a ~ ~ while the formation Of
the Cs6 sssurej, 4. has not beeu or
gsnissj sor y survey Of the route
from itS Me factory to Jonesville being
msdss ny work been done on the
:; C.. {: .:::::: ;:.:::.
IJVUVI1Vgl1B'I7Ul h, giving as
FsgS nee tia tboss Ipviog the grand project
Ah'shargs hue fully determined ih.t the
Imaguideert rri'ileges which those Shoals
offer 70 well organized enterprise shall DO,
run to w,ste many months more, bat bs
utilized and made beneficial TO hundreds Of
wage ca, ,ners in providing them employuc en-.
whereby to feed. c'otbc and educ,te tLeiI
antilles.
In few days NIL the stock that the pro
jeiors Of this great enterprise requires will
bs,uarautcs then q meeting Of the stock
hoEers will b, called to perfect the organi-
zatin of The Company. elect its officers and
putt in full working condition.
hter the Conn ary Is organized, n system
Of Toceedings will have TO be adopted; thel
andnoi till Iher, the work on the building
and railr, ad will be c.mmenced and pushes
forwrd 'igorous'y to completion.
Tint the whole enterprise is nn ss,ur,'
fact, : now beyond peradvonturc. IL no
! another sh~S etock Is. taken. enough hh,l ha
l.na-Af CO., H. sszsi """ 'u'S eau'
. $50c,oo0 1IArid Snroct, tenant houses en-
provide all NJ 5N'y appliances.
Four mon'hk from now we pre- lct tha
Lockbart Shoais will be one Of the livelics
aud busiest places on this continent Wher
now is only seen and heard the rolling waite
of Broal Ritter, VIII then be beard, tn
whistle Of ths ste I'm eng ne. tho ringing o
innumcrablc howels and hammers, the buzz {
the saw and the merry laugh of hundreds {
busy, hopefuland happy human beings.
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4 CoLoNIHATION FRArD.-.Atlanta Jan

\ CoLoNIzArIoS FRArp.-Atlanta Jan. ls.
Atlanta is having desc of the race prob en-.
The city is filling with negroes from the
West who have been deceived by n colonial
tion scheme an their promises of happiness
in Africa. 1t had such an effect upon Allan II
negroes thut it is almost impossible TO secure
servants of any kind. The scheme Of the
cmiSrant agents is to promise passage from
Savannah u africa for $l.02 each. They
TT mise each single man ten acres Of land ;
each married man twenty-five acres and
SlO0 in money, this to come from the
United Sla'es Government. A few days ago
Atlanta negroes sent $ 800 to the headquar
of the supposed company at Washington
Tickets, rcIdiog from Savannah to Africa,
were given in return, but now the agents an
nounce that The ships arc not ready and the
the passengers must wait. The result is that
Atlants has probably 1000 strange ncgrocs
&.sAapaass Il iisss snsae tom .A1 West
. SLOW inomV poea oear. ire being d"traudea
King Koiol a1e Hawaiian Islands
died at St, Franois @ Hast Tuesday.
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fast walking horses; fi'ss Wrrtbv. .y"r in
f""- Gay The case Of s4la-tan- -he9sIsr Irr 1r---,
jail here. as accessory TO the murdcr OF
Warron Worthy WAS taken before Judge
Wallace last week, by his Attorney, {. G..
Culp, on writ Of haheis corpus. Hon.
William Munro represented the Solicitor
The Judge reserved his dccisisn.
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Key Lost.

Key Lost
Lost, between the Printing OGec and rost
Office, last Saturday, n Hat door key
\ reward Of 25cts will be paid TO any one
who may havo found it, and will leave it nt
the Printing Office.