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CAPITAL NOTES.

CAPITAL NOTES.
a pOstotiice has been established M Io,ya
lscbeson county, \. c., with Furney Davis
as postmaster.
Virginia postmasters appOinted-Eliza y
Strother, Twyman's Mill, Madison countv
Mary C.. Bird, Valley Centre, Highland
county.
Virginia ensions--JOhn A. Cairns. James
Wand, James kenny, James Bond. and
James MeHugb, National Military Home.
Increase, Charles T.. Miller. Richmond
General :. V. Benet, Chief of tha Rnraor
OF Ordnance, War Department, WIS to.d, ~
placed on the retired list OF tne army. Ms
service in the army extended over forty
six years, seventeen years OF which he tilIeJ
the posltian OF Chief Of Ordnance.
SENATE.
After routine business in he Senate the
Election blil was considered, ANA MIR.
EVarts addressed the Senate in It's support.
Instead OF quiet discussion Of the meth
DDS and the meaning of the clause of the
bill, The Senate. Mr.. Eyarts said, hal been
confronted with opposition by all
parliamentary methods, however far
they were to be carried. There
could be no middle ground between
obedience aud, resistance TO law: one or
the other would have 10 20 To the wall
Mr. Eyarts proceeded to discuss what he
termed the mississippi meihOd,v which
had been planned 10 prevent the free exer
else of suffrage. and which, he said, had
been adopted in the Gulf States, and he de.
clared that IN that predicament these States
were non n-surrage States. The laws OF these
states were silent before some power or ether
that paralyZed their execution. Tue freedom
Of suffrage had been thwarted and controlled
by methods which were not according 10
law, either OF the States or Of the United
states. Mr.. Eyarts went on to contrast the
number OF votes for Representatives in Con.
gress in New York and the New England
states with the votes in the Gulf States,
where. he said there was nothing but des-
sicated suffrage, without life or circulation.
HOUSE.
The House to-day devoted most Of the ses.
sion to discussion Of conference reports on
Public building bills. The reports for build
.ngs at Portland, Ore; Sioux Falls, ;. ID.
MankatO, Minu., and ~. Adams, VI, were
agreed to. The Speaker appointed Messrs.
iIngley, Payne, R0well, Oates and Peel
committee 10 investigate the alleged silver
pool. The Free-C0inage Silver bill was re-
ielved by the House and sent TO the Speak.
'r's table, and subsequently referred to the
on Coinage, Weights and Mea-
'ures. The District Of Columbia Appropri.
ltlon bill was taken up in Committee Of the
" hole, AID after remarks by Mr.. Clements
'ommending its provisions the House ad-
burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

R.chmDad CHy.-Thomas Branch's ex-
ecltor aud executrix 10 Norman '. Kan
a1lpn, % ieet Oh Grace street, northwest
corner Sixth. $4,000.
Cooke 4 Preston, special commissioners,
70 Isaac Erskine, 1875 feet on east side
i"enty-hrst street, between Main ana
fauklin, 500.
HeRricO COuaty.-Margaret NJ. and Ra.
iael Cayedo 10 Florence Hansberry, 30 feet
on south side STATE street. between Union
and I0mpkins, $50.
Mark o. Hankins and wife 10 Louis Hank
ans - acres between Mechanicsyilt turn
PIKE and CraigtOn road, 81 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
HE PANAMA CANAL.
VI. GOuteI VIII Rely Upon t,ries TO
Raise Funds for It,

RAISE uhdb LOT II
PARIS. Jan 1j.-M. G0utel, president
the committee Of Panama shareholders and
bondholders, announces that the committee
has obtained the assent Of the Government
and the approval Of the committee Of
liquidation for new scheme. This plan
will follow, or, in other words, Is upon
the basis of the financial system
which enabled louisiana to effect works
costing 6OO.0O0,0UO trands. The committee
proposes "a succession Of annual lotteries of
10000 francs, 10000 900 francs in priz,5 TO
be ass gned 10 each lottery, and the net pro-
iii thereon TO be used In deiraying the cost
Of the canal works ut the lsihmus Of Pana-
ma until the canalss completed.
NJ Goutel states that this is the leading
feature II the scheme. and adds that he
asks nothing from the bOndhOlders, while
he assures the completion Of the Panama
canal, and restores to the bOndh0lders what
they have at present lost.
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married Mr.. william Harrison. and Miss
Fannie Mr.. Charles Baxter. Both sisters
are heiresses.
The United states training ship James
town. manned by one hundred youths. and
commanded by naval officers. was towed
from the nayy-yard TO Haripton Roads this
morning. She sails tomorrow for the West
Indies,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
Tn. pIsa Axrsed Upon.

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Jan. l5.-A TED :
gram received from New York this even
ing By one Of the Democratic Congressman
from one OF the leaders In that cit, states that
a conference was held "Wednesday heswesn
Governor Hill, Mayor Grant. Hon. Ia.
ward Murphy, Commissions Gilroy anu
other leaders when plan o. campaign "ss
,greed upon a. follows; Governor liili 10
20 "a the United States senate; Mayor
Grant. OF New York, to receive the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor next isi'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
O'BRiEN'S POSITION.
The Insuppresaibls Says His Opposition
Towards Parnell il Unchanged.

T"V0VIII NHWIV1T
DUBLIN, Jan. lj.-The anti-Parnell In
suppressibe has come to the defense of
William O'Brien and soundly castigates
those who assert that he is now hand-n-
glove with Mr.. Parnell II denies what It
terms the "idiOtic rumOrs" 10 that effect,
and declares that "O'Brien. be it known tc
all eXultant enemies and weakened, doubt
ing friends, stands exactly where he stood,
unchanged and unchangeable. His attitude
is precisely the same now as it was when
he wired a month ago from America that
Parnelis leadership means ruin"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
NEW STEAM PILor BOAT.
A Double W.dding-unitsd States Train
ing ship-Other News.

NoRFoLE, Va, Jan. l5.-LSpecial.l The
new steam pilot boat Relief, just built for
the Virginia Pilot Association. was given
trial nip to-day. The boat cost $40, 900, and
is considered the finest pilot boat aiioat IN
the South. She can accommodate thirv
pilots at time, furnishing all sleeping
quarters. Her speed Is sixteen knots an
6oar. The trip to-day was evidently salts
factory. y,...
T.ere was double wedding at Zion
church, In the new lowl of Atlantic Clty,
last night, In which Misses Mary and Fan
ME Orgain were the brides. Miss 'Mary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

Any number OF course, can dance The
top lady, a. aud The bottom gentleman. +,
advance to the centre. and turn one another
round by their right hands. then retire
20 their places. The lady. +, then
does the same with the gentle
man A. Next and f advance 10 the
centre and turn one another around with
the left hand. Then and do the saIae.
Next a and turn with both hands. TGenJ
and A do the same. Next q and advance
to the centre aud 20 around dos-a-
dos-ie back to back, and then retire
as before to their places Them and do
the same. Next a and + advance a few steps
and curtsey and bow TO each other. Then
and A do the same. Next and her part
ner A turn around TO the ladies' and
gentlemen following behind in order until
they reach the bottom, where Z were orlgi-
nally standing. where they hold up their
hands and the rest 90 underneath. partner
again, b q being now at the top and a at
the bottom, thus;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Jan. i1.--A hey
xe.t special says that the saie ln The lrsi-
ofiee there WAS blown open ana fobOed
early Yesterday morning. The thieves
see,ired $500 in money besides the cop
i,.nis of tweny.foUr registered LETTERS
The amount OF mouey In the latter II siil'-
No., 49, a 10 hs large. III. 1. H.fer, of Barnweil.
I a.. has been ARRESTED en- suspicion. HIS
c,unl. John Cline Is missing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
Another Air Shin.

MOUNT CARMELL, ILL., Jan. D.-An air
ship has just been completed and success
lully worA ed for James Manning, OF Chica-
10. lie pays Mr.. Pennington SlUo, 900 for IL
II ia thirty feet long and sixteen and one
half feet in circumference, and weighs ore
hundred pounds. IL will lin los lounds,
and viii travel az rapidly a. desned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
Probably Fatal ARRAY.

DENVER, Col. January l5.-ln front OF
the Windsor Hotel last night Hardy McCo,
insulted Chief-ofPolice Hawley. The lat
ter drew receiver and shot Mccoy sew
eral times. Mccoy return~d the fire, kill
ing ilawley. Mccoy 10 not expected TO
live. The quarrel grew out OF legislative
troubles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
Nal. Haf Trim.nara

ihe society Of Christian Endeayor. OF Cen
suaiy NJ D.. church, will tonight have a
s"ei entertainment, "A Hat Trimming"
A"hleh every nan present IL expected 10
sss meet expert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued to the fol.
lowing couples yesterday: Ben Jones and
Maggie Griffin; John Freeman and Bertie
tireen (colOred); Edward j. Beal and Mary
Meanley; Thomas Bowles and Mary L.
Brown (cOlOred).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
GLAnsroNE,s MARNING.

LONDON, Jan. l5.-It il rumOred that Mr..
Gladstone has given Mr.. Mccarthy to
understand through Mr.. Morley that Nc
Carthy's withdrawal from the Irish leader
ship at this time will be- a serious blow 10
the Irish cause in the view Of the English
Liberals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

ROME, Jan l5.-The Government has Of
fered the heirs of Gen. Garibaldi the sum ol
Sls0. 600 for his former home, the rocky ana
uufertile inlet Of Caperera, of sardinia
The family of the deceased patriot no
deeming the amount equivalent for Its com
mercial value. have refused the offer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
BLACK DEATH"

Thfs Terrible Scourge Prevailing in To-
bolsk with Horrors and Death.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. IA dispatch
from Tobolsk says that the terrible scourge
known as "black death has reached the
city OF Tobolsk, the capital OF West Siberia.
The whole Of Asiatic Russia, from samar-
cand 10 the mouth Of the Obi, is SUFFERING
from the scourge. Thousands are dying at
Obdorsk, near the mouth Of the Obi. owing
TO the lack of physicians. 1t seems almost
hopeless to try aud check the spread OF the
fearful disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

ALGiERs, Jan. lj.-Niolent earthquake
shocks were felt here today. They were ac-
companied by subterranean rumbles Ike
thunder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

The c1le.al e.nsls> ul ~. tele, burg, tust
gives the rornsdlee oi .ns o''S
a a,6 21O. An Increase ote5.OO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16
Personal and General.

General &. {. LomaX is stopping at Mar
phys Hotel.
The January term Of the llenricc County
Court will begin to-day.
Miss Mary Lee Page gave very elegant
reception lsst evening from TO II.
MIR. Ashton Starke entertained number
Of Young friends yesterday evening.
The "Old Homestead will be given here
rsnr nights Of next week, beginning Janu-
iry 2lst.
Mr.J. A. Brown. the jovial CLERK of the
Circuit Court Of Hanover county, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. Barrett and Miss Lille Hughes,
who have been visiting Mrs. Chapman w.
Morriss, LETT the city yesterday - return to
their home in GOOchland.
Mr.. II. II. Cheade, Of Macon, Ga; Mrs.
H. NJ. Glenn and Miss Nellie Cheadle VIII
leave for Macon tomorrow. ater Visit 10
friends in Richmond and Norfolk.
Csptain aud Ordnance-Ohieer William
simnkin entertained the field and stan OIL
cers of the First Regiment otCayalrl al NJ
residence, 100 east Grace street, last nignt'
The Governor yesterday received an inyi-
tation 10 a celebration Of the Chamber OF
Commerce and Board Of Tr de in Denver'
Colorado. January 18th. The invitation
WAS DELAYED doubtless 10y snow storms.
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LoNDoN. Jan. ia dispatch received
f. nm VALPARAISO to-day states that the
1hilian men-of-war had given notice that
they would begin blockade OF the port OF
Ionioue on January 10th. The importation
of provisions into iq6que has already been
stopped. Additional dispatches this aiter-
noon say that the rebels have declared tie
norris Of Chill bl0ckaded In order 10 inter
rupl the nitrate trade.
THE CONSUL OF THE BLOCKADE.
NEw YORK, Jan. l5-Chalies 4. Flint q
Co. received cablegram this evening Via
London, as follows: blockade Of the port
of Iquque ordered for toe 20lh instant"
Charles X. Flint, who is the Chlian Consul
In this city, could not say positively why
the port was to be blOckaded. The Govern
ment, he said. derives its largest income
from the export tax On nitrate Of soda,
and he thought that the three yessel1
q the Chilian navy VIII ca reyolted might
blockade that port TO prevent the collection
by the B umaceda Administration OF the
nitrate Of soda tax. The nitrate OF soda
market, owing TO this. is advancing rapidly
In London aud New York. Mr. Flint says
he does not think any attsmpt viii DC made
on the part OF the opposition to overthrow
the existing q ,yernment, but strong
pressure will be brought % bear upon Bal
maceda 70 carry out the wishes OF the leg
islatiye branch Of the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-16

Astonishm,nt at His Defeat.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. Is jack
Dempsey slept under the influence Of
opiates last night. The bridge Of his nose
is broken, and bis ribs were so sore that he
continuously groaned and tossed until a
strong narcotic was administered. This
morning he looked badly bruised and swOl-
len about the face and mouth. his skin is
REDEEMED and sore, and "A piece the size OF
mans hand is scraped from the back Of
his neck on the left side
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BRAVO, Miss BENT !-Bardstown, Kv
aug. 22.-Miss Jessie Bent, a milli,er and
n'en,y respectable young lady shot and
la's'iy injured William Hamilton, a negro,
~ ".cinck this morning. Hamilton had
n"'n fH.!c~:;,S Ills, Dent Tor several morn.
lnoss Wills Oh hef way t, her pace of en-.
p oymeht, aud on yesterday m"rning m,dc
an indecent propo al to her. To-day, white
SS1iiiton was sweeping Sidewalk on the
sln business street, Miss Bent passed, aud
en'er'hg store secured revolver,
eePp''acncu Hamilton, took deliberate m and
fired. Miss Bent was ARE ,tcd and reIeo.oj ON
bail '''''' VI vi
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BsAr, FoRrr ACRES AND MULE.-Ralei,h,
n. T., Aug. 2l-John II. Williamson, one of
the lcrii ~ negro p 'liticians Of this State,
sI-memo'r of the legislature and editor cf
srts, mex, yotr on hF un?aue " platfapS u @ o01 T.
contains ons plank, as follows: That Con-
gross provide for the payment, at the rate f
$500 pr mead. Of the 100000 slaves sci
fpec by the late war-:S300 Of this amount [,
-.Spa'd to the owner Of each slave, or his
'irs, a;i s'iOO 10 each freedman, or his heirs
IT will take 81 .2Oo, 100000 to do this and
VIII IN propose to supply the funds by
i'suinS per cent fifty year bonds +, that
amount
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~ i!RsiBLB DISASTER IN NEw YoRK New
lork, Aug. 22.-At 1890 this afternoon an
explosion occurred in the ve story building
No. 66 Park Place, occupied by John G. Fl.
eerie, manufacturer Of maps Tho explosion
was Immediately followed by q FIRE, an in q
ie" minutes the building col apssl. The
nre spread quickly to the alj,ining build.
iogs, ana soon FIVE Of them were in flames
at inc time of the explosion many of those
who worked in the bnilIing were At ,nncb
i! is estimated that more than 40 bows
girls, men and women were in the hu;Id;nn
At the time.
iaose who SAW the o,tastr ,phe saw that
INC ear'h fremb'ed whea tho explos ON oc-
ourrcd, and thu the FIRE was in the street
IN q couple OF seconds. Ths dust from I. q
wreck rose 10 such clouds that for at least
! three minutes nothing ,uld be seen Of what
was ieft standing, but from the pail which
hoSered over the wrecked building came
cl0uus OF smoke AMI sheets OF flames and
yets ana shr'eks Of agony. Out Of the
clouds OF fire and smoke half q dozen nor
SONS emerged, while from the six story bnili.
ing on the northeast corner of Greenwich
street and Park Place poured at least 100
WORKING people of both sexes ani all spes.
tutoring cries of alarm.
huring the day inquiries were male at
tne Popce station mar by for missing nor
SON. and the list OF missing, as rsported
yester'y, has been largely s~elled. 1t is
stated that tho number now miysiny is
eighty-six. 80
Just what caused tho sad disaster was
discussed to-day from every po mt of view by
those who visited the wrecked building. One
thought that the builiing collapsed from III ,
jar OF the machinery. and an ,ther that It
was caused by an explosion. Tho real cause
@A4 fstf6 ~ 44Tfhnthss, who Ia, beon a, the
scene OF Of the disaster almost from the first
m"nenty said tonight, rs to the probable
cause OF tho fearful accident: "Therc was no
explosion in that bull ling, because there
was nothing to explode. The accident was
Tue result OF weak structure and the
tnGes es'qn'v'braiion Of the heavy presses.
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pl'c"vERY ny THE PEopLE.-Many of the
Inventors and vendors Of tho various nos.
trHms thai are offered TO the pabio to-day,
only u di'appetr and be succeeded by
something else Tomorrow, make The most
sweeping and absurd claims for them.
They are h:r,ded as cure-4lls a7d il is no
wonder that the pubic ha. b,come suspic us.
inc most remarkable fact in the history of
. 5: 3. (for, unlike INST other proprietary
medicines, it has histo W is this Tint a
great many Of its virtues have been dis
SsSer'd oy 'he people ihqm-elyes. 1t las
peEef oeen advertised es spacifs for skin
SINGER ana EQt there ore many testimon ais
afead disease. Those tesimoniaIs ara Of
s"cn character that tbere is no "goinc
be1iud the returrs" e'"e
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tArAL FREE fIGnr,-Mob le, Ala, An.
gu 2l.-Robort SIM, indicted for illici,
d,shlling, was arres'ci on Wednesday by
United States Marshal W. C. Striblinp and
P,sss twenty miles from Bladon Sp,iocs,
hoc'aw County, Alabama, after having defiei
Sr'bing. When that official c,ms along,
Sim, refused to move, so he had to be carried
ny ,he posse to wagon. lie was taken to
Haqoa .spr'ngs There lasi tight his
ftiehls came to his rescue, and free fobt
TOOK place in the midst Of " hich sims esc,ped
IN the melee DR.. A. B. Pugh, Ct the posse,
..! . S"' OF Sims were killed, anil brotl or
OF sius was fatally wounded.
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OBITUARY.
MINNIE HYATT DALEW was

MINNIE HYATT BALEW was born in
Union Co., s. c., Jan. 1873 aud died in
Spar anburg, S. g., Aug, Srh 1891. She
was n consistent member of New Hope
church, Jonesville circuit: enjoyed her re-
ligipn AMI gave evidence Of it by the fc she
lived. She was MARI ell to j .nnar la CIV
with whom she livel happily about Is
months, when death claimed her. She
talked peac.,ully and calmly TO her friends
about her death, and on her dying bed ur. led
all to meet her in heaven. We lad her re-
mains in the cemetery at New Hop, amid t
a large congregation of sarros,ny fr cnis,
with the assurance we shall meet her again.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

A SAFE INvEsIMEyr.-Is one which ia
pran eel to bring yvu satisfactory results
III in case of failure a return of purcbo ca
prioo. On this safe plan you can buy from
our advertised Druggist bottle of Dir
Kings New scovary for Consumption. 1t
is gurra ,teed to brin, relief in every case
when used for coy af.c;on of Throat. Luny /.
g. Chest, such as Consumption. Inf ANNA :
toH Of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whoop'ng Cough. Croup,etc,, o.o. II is
pleasant ani agreeable to taste, perfectly
s,fc. and trial botes fre, at Is. F. posey's
Drugstore.
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MERIT wIxs.-We disire to say to our
citizens. that for yeirs we have been sell n2
DR.. Kings New Disc very for Consumption
Or. Ki"g's New Lifs Pts. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and E;c,tric Differs. ami have never
handled rem dies tha, sell as vel, or that
nave given such univcrsrl s,ti-faction. We
do not hesi,'tc to guuau ee them eve " time,
and VIC :tand re'dy TO refund the puchas G
price, IT satisfactory result do MT follow
their use. These remedies have won their
great popul riy purely on their merits.
Is. T. PoSey, Druggists.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Cut of Common Pleas.
Rufus A. Wh'tlpck Plaintiff.

Ihc Statc OF SOutn Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Cut Of Common Pleas.
Rufus A. Wh'tlock Plaintiff:
Joseph ii. Mckissick, as Administrator OF
The goods, chattel' AMI cred Is OF James
ii. Cpleihrn, d"ccasci, Panels Colsma,
pesretnon" q. Ma',"y, Thomas Coleman,
Amanda ). Spencer. Rob .rt X. Colcm an
john IL. Coleman, Reuben Culs NAH Melvin
Coleman. and Paul c .mau, DcJsndunts.
10 the Defen lants n ,nve named:
VOU are hereby summonrd and required
TO answer The com Isn't in this act: on
which is fled in the Office OF the Clerk of
Court OF Common Pie ~, for the said County
ana TO serve COPY "f y 'ur answer to the
SAID comp aint on the subscrbsr at his Office.
z. Law Range Unirn SoIrh Caro- ina, within
twenty days after the service hereof, exolu.
siyc OF the day Of such service aud if YOU
fan to snswe' the complaint within the time
afIresaii, the Pla n,iff in this action will
apply to 'ha couri for the relief demanded
in the cImpl'ini, Datei June 8, 1891.
WLLIAM:MUNRO,
Piaioiif's Attorney.
To the Defendant, Am,n Ia Spencer:
Taks tice that the summons in this
GuIn, OF which the foregoing is copy, was
fled IN the o'hc, Of the Clerk OF toe eourt
Of Comm n Pleas f.r Union County, al Union
in the County Of Union, in tho State Of
South Carolina, on the 9Th day Of June.
1891.
July 20, 1891.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Attorney Tor Pisintir,
?, Law Range, Union, 8. G.
.JllY 81 III "a
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Trains :, g, 0, 10, II, 1917, ls, ~, AZ,
Dali except Sunday. Puilmai Sle,lers on
Trains ID AMI IL b,.veea Charleston, S. c.,
and Clnciul,ati, Ohio, via Atantic Coast Line
Columbia, Ashevile, Paint Rock, Morris.
town, Knoxville, Jellico and Juuct:cn City
j. A. DOD ON. Supt.
JAS IL. TAYLOR, G. L. A., n. II. Green,
Gen Manager Sol Haas, Traffic Manager.
u. C"r'lwell. Division Passenger Agent.
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A FATAL CorroN QuARRrL.-Fiatonia
Texas, August 2I-In diffisul'y over n
C ton crop Bud Braddo,k, aged 70, was
involved on one side AMI three negroes
named Brownie, who were brothers, on the
otbe-. In the melee young Br,ddock used
his Winchester, killing tw, Of the negroes.
Braddock surrendered.