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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-31

ht1AA9s No SpRGENpERs ITs CHARTER
saturday afternoon, it was unanimousIy
resolved to disband and return the charter.
.Ihcir reasons for taking this step are not
secret and prominent member of the
Alliance said:
"Ihe entry of the Alliance into politics
h'Ving seemingly destroyed all interest in
tue prime objects of the organization, aud
the recent actions of the county aud State
Al!lances having shown that all who will moi
loiow the behests of coat-ta,l polite ans and
swallow the visionary sub-treasury bill in
toto arc to be held as no longer lovol
Atiahcemen or worthy Of consideration in
me councils Ct the order, the Wedpefed
Hno-.' lilance is much displeascd at ,hi,
prostitution of the organization which is
snii worthy of great vcperation in lis truc
eoaccFlon, and has decided that rather than
oe compelled to give up their manhood and
'hc lnHienable right to think and vote os
inc members choose, they will leave the
organization to the fate which is yawninp to
recei'S 1t, if its present policy and leaders
more was no opposition whatever to this
course. This Alliance never has made a
his loyalty was u 81 tes G6sss0 GG6Sjsss0a sy which
such a criterion thrust upon it is more than
our farmers will .stand.-Specjal TO the State
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MODERN JoSAu-Tacoma, Wash, July
26.-Tbe overdue bark Guy c. Goss with q
cargo Of $3.50, ,OC0 worth often from Yokol oma
arr, we'd Thursday. She has 9,947 packages
of tea for New York and 14.5T5 for Chicago.
Several exciting events happened during
her forty -four days OF tempestuous voyage,
one Of which is not kown 10 have n parallel
since the days of Jonah. Capt. W. NJ. Matte
tells the following story and vouches for its
Z, One of The Japanese sailors known 9s il1' Ion1
Kfskfaski 5s1f ovsv board seasring = gale. wes
takeu into whales mou h and lives 10 70" tne
.tory. 1t happened when the Goss was nl-
teen day. ou. and terrific gale was b!ow,
,ng. Tom had climbed to the topmast 10 reei
sai,. when he lo.t his hold and fell into tue
foaming sea. The lifeboat was put out oa. NJ
traces Of the unfortunate sa',or eo'l' 'e
found.
Suddenly a whale appeared just whero he
was seen to fall. His fate was then kown and
the b. at returned, but q miracle saved him.
The whale was seen 10 bs writhing in agony.
oil At once there WAS c0mmotion md the
next second the sailor was cast on the deck, te
the Joy of his companions and his owr
salvation With careful nursing he wa
brought to consciousness an IL now Us we
as over.
The experience, he says, was most terrible
The crushing in the whale jaw uesrly klle
him. The sailor wore an oil suit which heha'
covered with kerosene oil, and it is suppose
this disagreed with the whale and saved hi
life. He thinks the whale tried to swallo
him, but was unable to do 50.
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NOTICE TO SUB ALLIANCES

Attention is hereby called to the necessit,
o, st'lct application Of the eligibility claus,
OF our constitution. Here it is
mo person shall be admitted as a MEM
Der unless i he be farmer, farm Iabor-
or, mechanic. country school te4cher, country
physician, or minister Of ths Gospel" n 4
lhe national body provided for the ad-
miss,on under certains condiiipnx-tpoit,
:ssinn 'ncs has right
uitnstc my applicant who does not bel5ro
to one Of these classes. III any ,nrh honss
been received into the Order the, sbou,d ho
given Withdrawal card at once. This doe
not IN the least discount the member tim.
a'smissei, and it is important that the stem
De taken n once wherever inelig bles haye
been admitted. Clear The decks sub nres;,
tents, and then double guard the hatcbes
}. WM. SroKEs,
President S. c. Alliance
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Correspondence of tho Union TIMES.
Farming and People at Santuo.

SASTuC. July 27.--When I wrote nv las
letter thought that by this time would b,
| abe 10 reror the farmers through work npf
feeling so god lying around in the shade, re
cupera'ing their lost strength, but the still
continuing hard rains have kuocSed tha. out
of my head. The farmers have ha | to work
s" hard this wet year, AMI the stand. OF
proHt, II any, for their work. ThiSSs urr nuS ,r'
| II stn s'htc, but we cannot see tn, end. y, du
not Know what il will bring forth.
c'me very near ioosiug six ceres of q #.
ron oy oeing 80 good as to let some negroes
nave pasture gratis. Tncy let their bre ech v
COWS get into the farm, even after ,bay
were toll to hx the fcncc-which they neg.
| ,ecteu' or refusel to do and you can Imagine
l was In anything but a god humor.
oo"'o very hearieiVins il, and to make D. G.
par"t'ons TO move few miles ab,ve Union
W ro'rd' Out concluded to work out the
STUBS, and rails, some sprouts h,v, M,
felt "good since" WV
The Grand Diviai IN, Sons Of Tempcrancc
met with the Sintuc Division l.t weot bnt
rs l was unable to at,enl, l will lc,vc il for
The State Organizer, Bro. s. S Stokes. to
report the proceedings. l am told il was n
very enjoyable occasion.
osveral -eI tha y2AnHr nff1}A fhs lSs, ksas
country, where. am toll, they Ind a mos,
pleasant time, and Judge from some tolks
TN" your remedy Of f"cold potatoe and molas,
ses miXei, viii! bave to be used | wa, aIso
.oia mat very pretty little girl said ought
~ nave been there, to report the occasion.
out That she knew l would not do Union
justice, Thank You, Miss -. FIR vonr
kindly thought, but assure YOU | would
nave done Union justice, to the best Of nv
aoility' especially your neighborhood. f,r
L nave oeea there on several occasions and
know II cannot be surpassed for sociable
ih'eIlegeht aud pretty girls-large and sma
anu thoughtfulness for the enjoyment of
'is''ors. an very sorry that a bnsi-
'se n n'ee'ihS ihHt day prevented my a'tca-
The Seniuc Cornet b,nd is MAKING ore,i
preparati1us 10 furnish good music at tho
p'cnic here on the 5ih, proy.
Inc lresbyter an Church has bean mint
ea ana 1t now looks indeed quite impos,ng
in its new lress.
ncV. a. Il. Slough of Lancaster. is here
u oihS Rcv Mr.. Willeford in n s,,ies of
meetings. ''-0' Vi. VI
MIR. NJ. Chaplin, of Lexington, is on n visit
mere TO his daughter, Mrs. !. w. Grey,rv
Mrs. Amanda FAINT Of Union, is visiting
re n'l'es and friends ia and around S,utues
MRS. Francis Davis, of Cross Keys, is ON
y" eNt"hied visit 10 friends and relatives in
this community.
MISS Johnnie Sanders. of Uni,n. a,d her
FREUD NJ ss SUSIE Liulejohn. of Pac let,
TWO accomplished and very interesting
young ladies, are visiting Mrs. l.. C. Croker
ut this place. ''
MRS. Mary Wi!kin', Mrs. Carrie Hoo, and
MISS Florence Co per, of Columbia, were |
u attendance upon the Grand Division Sons
u temperance, at this plac, last week.
Il w. j.
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THE TEACHERS AssoCIATIoY-Professo
ID. Is. Johnson. eX-prcsidcnt Of the State
Teachers Associstion, has returned to the
city and when asked about the recent meet.
ing, said it was the finest gathering of
teachers they had ever had in this State,
there being over 800 present, while the
largest attendance at any previous meeting
hai sccn l25. These 500 came from ali
parts OF the State. The Anderson people
had entertained the teachers handsomely.
leaving nothing undone TO aid to the success
Of The meeting and enjoyment of the teach
ers. Anderson had given them a feature
they had never had before-music, which
Wa Of high order. The papers and
addresses were Of q high order of merit, and
could lave been made with credit at any
gathering of teachers in tho country. Mr..
johnson expects TO have a full abstract of
each ihsu in tAa ,sApnal qhrl AppYAlet aBWa &
Sp'ci''iza'io of association work. II wos
decided to divide it into three denartman,s
LIementary Education, Higher Edmcot;on
asa Supervision. This will enable tbo
teachers engaged in the one kind Of work M ~
se' together and discuss their department
ny themselves Mr.. johnson believes that
'|e gathering will greatly help the cause of
'""ca'ion IN the State.-Ne STATE.
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SsT" Much anxiety is felt among tb Q
FARMERS In consequence of the continuous
rams Cotton is growing in weed, but is
putting on very little fruit, while the prass ia
taxing possession Of the soil. The ground
continues too wet TO plow, and there's no
chance to keep the grass down. Where il
had been worked, however before the rains
set in' the cotton is pretty clean, but the
fla't is 80 full Of sap that if dry hot
spell sbould set in, such as we often have in
August, it would be likely TO "throw OFF,
what f'uit it has now on it, and make il too
late for new fruit To mature.
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Correspondence Of the Union TINES.
Jonesville, Through Telephone.

JoNEsvILLE, july, 23.-We have rain m, NJ
every day, and crops arc growing very fast
and making too much weed aud putting on
| but little fruit.
|. The corn, however, is doing well, cypcciniv
the upland corn.
notice that the first bale of Georpia cot l..
ton only brought cents in New York. This
part OF the country will perhaps mako about
mar crop and then only to get cents foe
| that VII make moncy matters mighty olosc.
especially Tor n man That is in debt.
Mr. Dave Farr says. n freshet now with n
aroath Ia August aud then frs. in Scutam-
ber' would in hrsjuigmeat make times rather
squally next year.
MIR. Il. a. Whitlock is aiLiar two o., III
large ro'ms 10 his dwelling. 1t lo,k lilo
ne misnt have rooms eaough when has house,
is CON Ilc,cd for hotel
Mrs. Cornelia Fowler has bonp!,, n u q,
Ia'n str'et, AMI is building ast,re h u,e and
'welhng all in one building.
Mr; IL. VI. Scott has lately painted hi.
new dwelling.
Mr.. Penny has put up uiee fenc. around
ms dwelling, and Messrs. N. G.. Lit leio,n
an! u. w. Fowler have put up wire fcno 3.
WI W" cn are very nice indeel, and very dura.
MIR. i. F. Wobber has moved hi. fami,v
!. Sask = !a4fsrGialtaa H GitaaIt, who WA, VIII x,;.s5,
1. Altman, as clerk, has resigned his nns;.;.. :.
mn, VIC. Il. Allmal will take his place, y . -
Mr. A'man is repairing his dwel.iny b.,o
u." WI; w move his family back TO Jones ill 4
c,; Mrs; W. IL. Anderson, aud children. ).
U. Southlrd. " IT. W.
po Mr' q. W. Whitman ha, opened up n Soda
roun' ani mllk shake stani in hi, stor,
in~ ;n g. :. -. Mc"hlr'er and family ar, visit
c,on,n hrsi S.i,is Lindsay, who la. beea in
'ero,e health for some time, is impr,, inc.
rrOf. n. G. Li,tlejohn aad wife attended
week. ""ersoh lst
Niss ,n,. H. y
Norsh Pac Iet ''o"' ~
c,.a, Miss Lrl'a Foster is visiting in North
mere Is a protractcd meeting going ON nj
We" hopo church; Rev. s. j. Beti1ea nd !.
,"n'ie n Mark Boyd are there iassis,inr The
r"s.ofs In the gooi work.
Mr. ). Walion McWhirter aud NJ. EJ. 4
wards, wa Of Lanoas or are Visiting the family of
i'ahes' TELEpHosR.
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EeS1. We are requested to announce that
'he Ladies OF Carlisle, formerly Fish Dam.
VIII give an Ice Cream festival Thursday
August 30.h, to help them in paip,ino
nelly Chapel The good people of Union
are cordially invited and real pleasant
time ~ assured Them. The cause itself
should command large attendance, while
the occasion gives an opportunity to spend
a. an ho'r with s'me Of the very best people in
the Siatn
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In nijalgo county cattle are daily dying
from want Of grass and water In Cameron
AMI Starr counties they are fast reaching
that condition.
Last year petition went up to Governor
Ross from border county showing the terri
bic want of its people No reply was given.
In this county over 100 horses have been
stolen from the Aqua Nueva trac, within
few weeks, and many others have been
stolen in other parts of the county.
The robbery Of j. l.. Hyne's store, near
Brownsville, within the past week, is opked
on by Old timers here as the prelude to
many Of like nature.-N. ]. WorH
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-, kAILRoAD HoRRoR.-D,ytor, o.. Ju,v
~. - asst night about 10 O'Clock, VIII Ia ,bs
Cine mat, Hamilton and Dayton excur,;oa
tram OF fourteen cars was returning viii
worsiog peop'e from picnic at wcodsda,s
Park, freight Train crushe into q MT MI
dietown station. Seven persons wore XIII I,
many IS tIsmpfa.,ssds cut iSic three pieces.
II was aiittlc after 10 when the irIin stop
ped at Middletown to let off an excursionist
that stopped there. The excursion train
broke diaw bar while pulling on the siding
and in the del,y of repairing. freight train
came along md RAJ into the next 10 the
rear coach, causing the awful Il d.sas'er. The
car was packet full Of people aud the freigl
plowedinto mass Of broken cars aud Grip
pied human beings.
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-, STARVATION IN TExAs.-Rio Grondo Ci,,.
l%Nss july 23.-The dcstitution on hoib
sizes OF the Rio Graudc for hundreds OF mics
IS appalling. For three years continuons
"roig"t, EXCEPT in this, (Starr1 cnnn,v
""e'e tolerab!e crop was raiacd. has causcJ
many He"ths from actual starvation. and =,
o'3.f IL. at!on the people are drspairinr
"a: fihSs OF the professional murGcrcr.
,h' "aHdits vii. be sweiled by those driven
!" er.mc by hunger. In Brownsville and
MA "n ras beggary was never greater nor
the means to relieve the poor less. II il
100 late fer Fall crop ana The 2rospect "
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SAVED FROM RUiH.-Four little chiIdreo
g,ris and boys, secured after long and patient
ebert ny christian people of the city rom
among the dissolute women ofthe city, were
sent Iuesday afternoon to The Christian
nome, At Council Bluffs, Iowa, where they
viii % ied, clothed educated and trained to
l,ves OF user uiness. The institution is non
secarian and receives orphans and destituio
and unfortunate children from anv port of tho
rid. II relies for support wholly uron the
voluntary contributions of Christian neonIe
The manager Of the institution is the Rev J.
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.n..tiv,s rrs,sns
The following officers were elected and
installed forpte ensuing year:
Grand woihy Patriarch, John Alexau-
der, Columbi.
Grand wcthy Associate, d. d. Fant,
Santuc.
Grand Sohe. F. s. Dibble, Oraugcburg.
Grand Tresurer, s. 8. Stokes, Union.
Graud Chaiain, J. W. Gregory, Saniuc.
Grand Copuctor. ]. II. Randolph. santuc.
Grand Seninel, C. w. Davis, Marion.
The Order, on q steady g-owth, aid
while the representation was small, those
having the miuagement OF the Order iu th::
State feel sopwhat encouraged as to th'
future of it, nd they ask oil interested in
the growth 6the Temperance cause in the
| State, to exrt themselves during the com
ing year an help advance the interest o
the cause b5thcir individual efforts.
asSsSs Ss,tssls sasss's,ns Ss1
ner, and thsy y/lef for their homes, highl
pleased and with renewed zeal for the cause
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saA- At the meeting of the State Alianc c
last week, State Lecturer Talbert rendered his
reslgnation' giving as reason for this action
OF his part, that the position of Lecturer
having been made salaricd office and hold
ing the office cf Superintendent of the State
Pcniteniiary, which was State sslaried
oihce and claimed his whole time and services,
he considered it his duty to the State and
the Alliance TO resign the Office of Lecturer.
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Ladies Black Nor folk waists, only 75c.
ut II. Nj. COHEN & BROS.

sG5- The selection of Mr.. John r. Jef
ferries rs State Lecturer of the Farmers Al
lance was good one, provided he incul-
ca'es the christian doctrine Of peaceful reme-
die fOrall existing evils. Mr.. Jefferiss is
gooi christian gentleman, and being Union
man and an esteemed personal friend, we
are very desirious that he should make a
--."~"s''"r ou'cer:-- nc nss- 'su,r~y-so-~.
the Alliance cause much permanent good
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aes- The s9,ooo,ooo mortgage of the Cape
rear and Cincinnati Railway Company to
inc massachusetts Loan AMI Trust Company,
OF which we sp' Ike last week, was duly 70
corded this week by CLERK of Court for Union
County, J. II. Mckissick
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HOW TO PAINT A BUGGY FOR ONE
DoLLAR. buy can Of a. C. g. e."
paint and apply it yourself All colors.
No varnish required. Paint one day and
driVe out the next. Makes n Buggy look as
good as new. Can be bought onT
ut FOSTER, WILKINS, & co.
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BrS" Our good friend II. r. Bailey, of
sedaiia, has placed us under obligation to
him for large basket of superb apples
They were mcommonly fine in appearance
and delightful in quality.
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STE sssoIsss ,,,,. eAsss. n laaIaSEd, New

WAS srUns!ss win ARHSalsi..
al. his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away. and he was ter
r.biy reduced in flesh aud strength. Three
bot les Of Electric Bitters onred him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. H., had
n running sore on his leg Of eight years
standiog. Used three bottles of Electric
Bttters and seven boxes Of Bucklens Arnics
s.lvc, aud his leg is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, o., had five large Fever
sores on his Leg doctors said he was incur
able. Oae bottle of Electric Btters AMI one
box Bucklen's Arnica Stlse cured him en-
tirely. Sold by d. F. Posey's Dcug Store.
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fa- II. +. Shore, of the firm Shore,
Adkins & Co., Tobacco manufacturers, Kcr-
nerssilie, N. c., called in TO see us this
week, AID had job executed in our Office
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Bs5~ For the last week, the Sourn-puuns
train has been late from three to ten hours.
The culvert above Mr.. Dunns washed out
again last Tuesday, which delayed the train
until O'Clock Wednesday morn ing.
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RES" Don't forget to attend the great
Alliance Barbecue at Santuc, next Wednes-
day, the 9th Of August. President Stokes,
ex-Lecturer Talbert and Robt. Aldrich will
address the people.
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5sS" We regret to learn of the death of
the infant son, Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lyles,
which occurred on the 19.h. inst, aged six
days. We sympathisc with the bereaved
parents in their loss.
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JACKSON. TENN. July 26-Joln

JACKSON, TEsN, July 2G-John Brown, the
negro who shot and mortally wounded John
Gardner, an Illinois Central swi, ch man. last
evening, was taken from jail last night, by
mob OF FIVE hundred m"sied men, ar ned with
Wioohesters, and hansei to a .re} in the
Court House yard.
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gsS" Gov. Tillman has appointed l. NJ.
Mooiey County Commissioner of this
county, to fill out the uncxpired term of
Thos. y. Kelly, deceased.
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Es9" A goodly number of A'lancemen
from this county attended the State meeting
at Spartanburg last week. They returned
very much pleased.
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Gle 3OeeEly Wniou Uilues
r. M. STOKES, Editor
8. s. STOKES, Local Editor
Friday, July 81, 1901. &
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNUM

The r. q. VIII be opened tor pusss:< !
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 p. NJ. -
The Money Order DeparfmentSwiuNpe
opened for business from a.: NJ: to u M.
The Northern mail will close as Up.
| NJ. and the Southern Mail at 600 Il. Nj.
ANY inatteution or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the z. Nj.
| J.C. HUNTER, l.. NJ.
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asA. The Ladies' of the Episcopal Church
will give another Of their delightful social
Tea Parties at Mrs. DAwkins' next Tuesday
evening, from 6 TO Q.
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The committee of arrangements respect
fully request any Sunday School not iuciu.
ded in the above list, TO send in its report to
I. J. Estes, Chairman that homes may DO
provided for its representatives.
Rev. j. d. Bailey will begin protracted
mes ing at Abingdon Creek, on Saturday,
1st day of August. He has secured the help
OF Rev. j. III. Li,tejohn, Rev. Mr., Fiuoh,
will also be present part of the time.
MIR. Wesley Osment csmc- buck last week
from Arkansas, where he has been living for
nearly years.
Messrs. s. F. Estes, sanl j. VI. Osment
represented our Alliance at the meeting of
the State Alliance at SpartanburS last week.
They arc full os sub-treasury talk now.
We are about out of the gras,-just run
out and left it. What does '.E. w. J.''
think Of that kind of tactics? yox:
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New Advertisements.

Graham & Sparks,-S5,OOO Clean Cash
anted
l. G. McKissick, Two Summons.
Harry & Bclk,-New York Racket.
Barbecue,-Gilliam, Lawson Gibbes.
Grand Barbecue, g. Gallman.
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Correspondence cf the Times.
News From North Paoolet.

ETA JANE, July 1.-THE committee Of
arrangements have handed me the following
lat Of Sunday Schools and homes assigned
the several delegates during the County bum
day School Convention at Salem Presby lerian
Church. on the 18th and 10th df August,
which We publish for the information Of
those intorested
Schools. WITH.
Abingdon Creek............... AT home.
hssssy hssgss Sss Seass,,,;;ijI ss.s,.ss ,7IilNIXA
l oh ~,
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Rain Rain
For the past week we have had rain
almost every day, which has ntcrferei with
farm work very much.
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JUST WI WE NEED There is pressing
reed in Sfith Carolina as this time for q
statesman. man who has the ability the
manhood, Pc patriotism, the unsefish dey,-
ZION te the fa!e, and the honesty Of purpose to
.nrow him3if INTO the breach and point out
the right add hadstt teople. We.t-s...;ss,
fed that -tie. .RsSa7f - .,s,s ass : ss.s. 49,
f'el chat there issof ~ 4, Tssy
but just wba. has MOI uss aaa
lined. In their eagefhs sau''y s,.,r %rops, AZ
large portion of our 81 psem .s. e,eug mr.; a0
yoeues who ho,e ~ bple unfortunately
general unrest and sSI.~ by LIT Of dema=
/. Now for a s,a,s.,ns advantage Of the
md NeWs. are beginning 10 see
Spend your cash
m. For low nr;oss aa,S kith GRAHAM &
gain Gales are going
lot their store.
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For The TIMES.
His 62nd Birthday.

HEDALlA, July 25th,--Mr. Eiiior: ask
sm IL space in the TIMES TO g.ve your
r:aaers an account ofa most delightful pic.
hIo we had Tuesdsy, 2lst, inst, in the
oe.utifnl grove in front of B. Bobo's
Iesioencs. The occasion of the feast and
grand social gathering, was the G2nd b;r,h-
dny Of the owner of the grove. The croy,
oeS'n to assemble about 10 o'c'ock A.
they approached they were greeted with ~
sweet strains of musc-instrumen,nl 20
voca'-which added no little to the on.
meht OF the occasion. For two b.. o"oy
sceno was lively. ours inc
Inc merry laugh Of youth ~ d ,h.,..,
tne croquet mallst made the ws,siu up a. ol
aSonl room several ladie. apn,o.chsd f'us. ~
,ao'e where, ia addiioa r., the osoesa eo,oss,. tns
nr,,hn -. ,nnor man, FURNISHED by our lsst