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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-04-17

TmE WHITE WOMEN IN KANSAS. Kansas
City, Mo, April s--A spccia, 10 The Stsr
from Topeka says: Unofficial returns show
that IL. +. Coffran, Democrat and citizen, is
elected mayor by plurality of 200 over
Quinton, Republican. Coffrans election is
great surprs Sc and is attributed to the
white women 3 vote. Quin.on had the solid
colored women's vote, and when that was
manifest the white women went to Cvffrau
The wives of many prominent and well
known Republicans voted for Coffran, while
their husbands supported Quinton. The
negro vote was the largest ever pollcd. Al
together the result was decided victory
for the women, and il is demonstrated that
they were in no sense influenced by their
husbands
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Young Men, don't buy till you see my
line of Gents neck wcar-madc especial y
for us. Puffs, Ticks, Four in Hands Latest
styles. CITY CASH STORE. 1t
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BUcKLEN's ARSIcA SALvE.--The)bCs' 81 ro
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorc', Ulcers
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappci
Hands, Chilblairs Corns, and all Skin Ernp-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunued' Price %
Gems per box. For sale 10y Il. +. r"sey'
April Ii.
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REVENUES FALLING Orr.-Washington on,
April 1.-THE large falling off in customs
receipts is attracting attention among treas
ury department officials, who keep q close
watch over government finances. The fall
ing off in custom revenues since the begin.
ming of April has been nearly SO per cent
and if this ratio cont nucs it may cause
serious complications. The decline in this
c'ass of receipts is attributabIs, il large
degree, to the removal of the duty on sugar
which is now admitted free After the first
of July the bounty on sugar will be paid,
which will be another drain on the revenue
to which it has not heretofore been subject
slight increase in the internal revenue
receipts is noted, but so slight as not to
make an appreciate Offset to the heavy de-
cline in customs revcnucs.-Thc STATE.
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Personals.

Messrs. W. ID. Bcwlew AMI L. NJ Cohen
returnc from Bristol. Tenn. last week.
Rev. W. |. Herbert and family left last
Monday to visit Mr.. llcrbcrt's parents at
Johnson, Edgctield County.
Capt. +, NJ. Farr attended the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge Of the Knights of Honor,
at Columbia this we.k.
Sheriff Long went to .Blacksburg last
Monday, on officia, business
Mr.. }. Y. Buchheit hiss gone to Knoxville,
Tenn, on business
Rev $. II. Hope and Mr.. w. \. Nicholso n
are attending the meeting of Enoree Presby-
terry AT Gatincy City this week
Miss Laura Decamp Of Schenectady y. Y
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs X. IT, Gibbs
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Re1" Father IIirshmeycr, ,f Grccnville,
visited this Parish last Tuesday. lie ad-
ministcrcd tho sacred ordiuanc"s of tho
church Tuesday morning
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Another Branch Of tho R. and D. R. R.

A correspondent from Union to the Ners
and Courier gives US the following hopeful
item of nows, which we sincerely hope will
prove truc:
The Richmond and Danvillc Railroad ex-
pcct tn buiil branch from Union, thr ough
Kclton TO LockhSrt, about fifteen miles
Grading will begin as soon as the surveys
have been made"
In this connection we venture to express
our opinion upon the future railroad move
ments in AMI through this part Of the Pied
mont
We bcicvc the C's roa | Will go into the
hands of another company, and the Augusta
branch will be completed: and that at no
distant day.
We still believe that q railroad will be
built from Charlotte to connect with this
branch of the 3 Cs, at or near this point
1t will be the most direc., consequently the
cheapest, route to the North, and also make
competing connections with two or three
lines TO the West. North-wes, ari South, 20
the scabcarl.
If the l.ockhart Branch as the CORES
pondcnt c,llI it. is tuilt to this place, we
believe it will prove II much more ndvan,a-
gcous connection TO every interest Of the
Lockhart settlement than the connection nt
Orr or any point above herr. ,M
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ueA- Mr.. W. II. Kelly died at the family
residence, near Fish Dam, last Tuesday.
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For Millinery GOOD, cheaper than the
cheapest, and the latest styles call on
GRAHAM 4 SPARKS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-04-17

Garter Elastic &c. yard at
II. NJ. rOnE%, ( BRO.
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Special drives In Mems fe't Hats for one
dollar, ut the CITY CASH STORE. 1t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-04-17

PAR-A-slT-I-cIDE Cures Itch i'll so minutes.
Price so cents. Sold 10y J. NJ. IIrDs Son,
Union, S. G.. lG-t 4
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krS" II always affords us pleasure 10 note
the promotion "r advancement of young
men who earn success by thc'r honest
merits, therefore we take pleasure in stating
that MIR. Str"man Fowler, Of Joncsvilc
who has been in the employ of the X. 4 ID.
L. Il. system, as tlagman, has been promo
tel I" freight conductor, for meritorious
conduct
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-04-17

lHRLE Mes C"NvICTrn Of \ rntuE Turl
h!nN + '"MMIr.-llcrc il a Icmatka story
"i miscarried Justice that came in lirht in
l"rhvilIc yesterday aitrrnn Last week
Robert Iii !, Willmm Farrar rnl viii nm,
Berry. all 'olorcl. were convicted for br,,k
lnG into the stn," of :. ). PlrAico, of SLu.on.
Sometime aga, and each was sentenced to
the pcrlicnt any for the term Of three YEAR,
They were convicted on the cli lcnsc Of =
i'tlc ncsr" boy, ten or twelve IcarS odd but
he told such n straight story tlnt tho jury
believed him.
1t developed yesterday, however,, tha,
none OF the negroes are guilty Of the crime
with which they were charged. Since ic.
ceiving his sentence, B' ody SaaAers, alias
Goorc, who plead guilty OF burglary of the
store of Miss Maria Mcn!Cc;.is, i.., CON
icsscd that hc aso committed the rlcxico
robbery. Hearing Of tho confession. MIR.
flcNIc" obtained II sta,cinrnt ~ t. whare
The goods were couccaicd and ycstrrJa Az
afternoon went down 10 sanders huuS. and
secured over 500 worth ~ them
Just what is {" lie done IN he e;,,r Of
The three negroes, hrs nc: We: ,icyrlopcl
Nr. i.rAicO informed Ihr i.yn,r-r late yes
tcrdny evening that he So,'' at vncc try IL
get them out Of the trvuh' aLd to accom-
pli>h TINS there are t"u courses open. One
Is {" apply fUr new .rinl. and the ether is
TO securc from JGdSc Ncr~haw, u recrmmcu-
'hti"n o. a pardon .- I.ririN, Euya,r,r.
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tains that the sonthcrn alliance is monopo-
.is.io ft5 methods that it is dominated by
few men that in the Macunc trial it tncitly
endorsed the sell ont of the Georgia alliance
and ITS official organ to hn Iitt L. Wizard :
attorney, Patrick Ca'h"u,' aud ,ha! It's c!icf
ANN Is to form great 80, t;ust. .-.IHantd
J"urtri
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WEST Ann Sourn.-One Of the strong ar
guments of demaGogues who seek to array
The the AllianSS in the South against the Dsm9,
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Bs9" Kelton Wheel received late yesterday
TOO late for this week.
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If y"u want the best shoes for the money
e to GRAHAM Il SPARKS.
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The School for Girls.

or course there Is opposition to our
Prorosi;ion 70 divert the $1,000 Of town
bonds and the school property, from the
propSse,l Grsdsd School % the Industrial
School fr Women. We orn~~'~, "nnosi-
tioo-s The proposit!on& would change the
channel that had been marked out before,
antsepc. people wiitkisk hesi " against any
measure or proposition that would interfere
with any line Of scion, they h,d marked
out for the public TO f,ll,w. They imagine
insurmoun,atle difficulties in
the way they see no use in making on
effort, for they believe Uni'n will have no
showing in a contest with richer aod more
popular localities. -
Tfiose are hnmauly EXCUSES, born Of that
lis,lcss, sclfsatisfcd Indifference to the pub
lie welfare into which the business people
AMI property owners Of the town have al-
lowed themselves to he immersed. 1t is
just such excuses rs please The timid tho
lazy, the miserly, the unambi'ious aud anti
progress VI citizens Of every or any town.
| They don't want TO be aroused from or in
tcrfcrcd with in their easy going mode Of
life; aud they don't care q groat. about the
future of the town, so long ns they can live
easy md risk nothing OF what they have
icisyrely tscraped together, in any effort
that will benefit somebody besides them
| sc'v,s.
Business men Of Union, that is not your
! natural character. Yo" nre mndo OF better,
more manly stuff, and i, is time you emerge
from The ltthargy into which you have
fallen, ch,cr from Aaba, or somc other inert
! influence.
The Industrial School for Women is n
prize worthy the most strenuous efforts and
most liberal sacrifices Of time and money 10
SECURE. But, five cannot sccurethe prize, VIC
can show oursclvc, worthy to receive il, by
making n manly, spirited and liberal effort
crit. lf wewin, il will be n big prize for
the town aud it, afer making o bold and
muuiiiccnt fort, VIC do not win, we shall
have lott nothing, but it will show that
there's life in tac>old town yet.
Raco Trouble in Charlotte.
The citizens Of Charlotte have been in q
terrible state of excitement since last Satur-
day right, growing out Of the murler Of j
Is. Mocco, quiet, industrious and inoffensive
Italian fruit vcnder, BY negro gambler
named Brudhnm, Who called at Mr. Mocco'
store just as he was closing it, and asked 70,
glass ofcidcr, and while in the act of draw
ing il the negro struck him bchinl tho en-
with coupling pin, crushing in his skull
and from which he died next morning. Mrs
Mocco heard the negro ask for the cider, an,
the coupling pin was lying near the dyin
man when he was discovered by pol;cemel
n short time after the deed was committed
The report of the murder caused great ex
ci'cmcnt among tho whito citizens, and sus
picion fell upon Bradham, who was arrested
next morning on his way to church, and
handkerchief was found in his pocket with
rust on it and also bore The impress of the
coupling pin.
Lynching was freely talked Of, but doub
rs to tic ncgro's guilt, together with the
timely action Of the Sheriff in pacing q
i
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Go to GRAHAM " SPARKS for bargains
in Linen Towels and Doylics

nsn" The Committee appointed to locate
III" BAPTIST Orphancgc, met in Columbia
last week and decided (" accept the offer Of
the citizens Of Greenwood, Abbeville county.
VIII" give ten acres. 81, 200 and u moriuary
title decd to 40 acres Of farming land be-
longing to DR.. J. {. Maxwell, amounting
TO about $4,000.
We have not the slightest idea that the
rrrLa9ags vii prove to hn ANYTHING like MS
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and isa ssaf SrSsd sd ID idfssa aadp Gers; Jog
the ci y with the torch. A party of them
gathered in q church, then sent to the Jail to
ask the Sheriff t. send them u guarl, and
military squad w"s sen., H.. before I. eo;:!!
be formed in line. it was fired upon ty
negroes in the cupalo Of the chnrch which,
naturally, $, incrnsed the soldiers that they
returned the fire and, it is said, riddlcd the
building. Al that juncturc, it required all
the persuasion and cool discretion Of the
white people to prevent bloody conflict be-
tween the races.
From all the reports, nothing was done
by the white people to warrant such outra.
gcous conduct on tho part Of the negroes, but
we are told the colored preachers Of the city
are most TO blame, for they melted them to
violence.
The city is quiet and no further trouble is
feared.
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Gents call AMI see cur stock of Straw
HAS. on can almost rrico them aud take
one at GRAHAM X SPARKS.
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New Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
SheriH's Snlc.
Graham & Sparks.
J. w. Mcclure, Agent.
Cohen Bro, GiIt-cdgc Shoe Polish.
Mrs. Grants New Millinery
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Best Bingham, dress styles and fast coors,
oniy eight ccnts, at the
CITY CASH STORE. 1t
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R-E" Wo re reliably informed that Miss
Carrie ID. Souihard, bright aud intelligent
daughter Of DR.. W. q. Southland, of Jones
vile, intends reading medicine as soon aS
she finishes her literary education at the
Gatlncy Male and Female Academy.
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Another new lot of Dress Goods just ro.
ccivcd nj GRAHAM Il SPARKS.
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R<iy" The L,urcnsviic Female College
will he sold next Snlcslay, under execution
The Presbyterian Church Of that city holds
TIE judgments, Us assignee. II is supposed
that the city will purchase j, for the gralcd
schop's.
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Good Dress Gingham Mt = c's. at GRAHAM
X SPARKS.
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rtflidtfyYa fXac1, INNSIhc I}5wr,K

sampled aesicultura paper in Iowa. has turned il
ing PAPER Paints Sc e1aenon the Suthcrn Farmer
The morning news., 1891-09-01
Dr.. Prices Delicious FIavoring Extracts,
Pc ER5ONAB.

PRIScEss q, CLEMENTINE, daughter of the
King Of they Belgians Is aoout to become
nun.
Mrs. VIRGiNr& C. MEREDrrHotg Cambridge.
City, Ind, is a candidate chief OF the depart
ment OF live stock OF the worlds fair.
Mas. IRRELEVANT. society's latest aspirant for
holors on the stage, is the wife Nnt a gallant
Texas soldier. Col. j. T. Trezsvaut of Dallas.
AMERICANS at Colon want Tracy Robinson,
now acting United States consul there in place
of Consul w E. Sims of Virginia, deceased, to
be appointed 70 the post nv Do.
DR.. ALICE Bennett. the resident physician ln
the woman's department Of thGPennsylvania
State Insane Hospital knows by heart the name
and ailment of every one OF the 900 patients
under her care. -.---,
GES. HoRATIo G. KING delivered the address
at the dedication of the soldiers memorial
fountain at Cottage City, Mass, Aug. 49, The
fountain is the gift of Charles Strahan, an ex-
confederate soldier, now editor Of the Marthy's
Vineyard Herodd. ...
CAPT. p. ]. lAHSa. commander 81 the record
breaker TeutoEaic, is one of the youngest cap
tains in th5s sssFvice of any of the transatlantic
steamship Sh1Ipaniss. Capt Irving is not much
above 40. He is a tall, broad-shouldered man
and wears short brown beard aad mustache.
SENATOR PLUMB is one of the strong men" of
conersss. He has a tremendous chest, muscu-
lar arms and an enormous hand He is es-
pecially fond Of bowling and is able to grasp
the largest balls without using the finger holes
and rush them along the alley with resistless
force.
Ross WTNANs, the Baltimore millionaire
whose deer forest in Scotland has so often
formed the theme of parliamentary debates,
and whose revolver shooting is remarkable, has
made a wonderful record with his favorite
weapon. At a distance Of twenty yards, with a
disappearing target, he scored forty points out
of possible forty-two.
NINE. NoRDIcA LILLIAN Norton), the world-re-
nowned singer, who was reported to be on the
steamer Pavonia which arrived Sunday last, did
not sail on the steamer. Nine. Nordica is still
in England. She has engaged passage for her
mother and herself on the City Of Paris for the
next trip Of the steamer She will, therefore,
arrive at New York and not at Boston, as
stated. tr
The morning news., 1891-09-01
Where He Made a Mistake.

Will Pruette, who was for many years the
barytone of the Emma Abbott Opera Company,
came over to New York yesterday writes a
correspondent. from his home in Washington. If
there is one barytone in the world that Pruette
admits to be as good as himself, it is William
Ludwig, the English singer. Ludwig has been on
the stage probably quarter of century, but
STACEY. He is utterly unsophisticated still, as
will appear from the story which Pruette tells
about him.
1--WE were guests at the Press Club in Wash
ington, said Pruette. ssThe boys lionize Lud-
wig. There was no need to lionize me, because
was almost one Of themselves. In fact, it was
who introduced Ludwig to the club. Its me n
bers are the most hosptable fellows in the
world, and everyone was trying to outdo his
neighboT in entert aiming Ludwig. One of the
very best of them-a good story -teller-thought
II would be in order to tell the latest funny
story for the visitors edification. So he made
this suggestion without any scruple or hesita-
tion
Before start said he may tell you that
II is naughty story. quite naughty, in fact.
1t is real nasty; one of the worst l ever
heard, but it is very clever
THE obliging gentleman was not obliged to
proceed any further with his hospitable project.
Ludwig turned round and with an earnestness
that was dramatic he said: Don't do that, sir,
If you please. You will oblige me very much If
you will refrain from telling any improper
stories while am here. If you insist upon tell
ing it must leave right away, and should be
sorry to do that
'The gentleman of the story collapsed. He
was in pititul plight. He had not word to
say. The other members of the club sitting
around were almost equally surprised They
had started out with the idea that q veteran
opera singer must be totally depraved and MIR
Ludwig gave a very violent shock to their pre-
conceived notions. They likei Ludwig better
after that night
The morning news., 1891-09-01
INDEX 10 NBW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEErINGs-Alpha Lodge No. !, A. and A. S. r.
Freemasous; Order of the Iron Hall; Savannah
Castle No. 6, k. G. E; ;German-American Mutual
Loan and Building Association; Confederate
Veterans Association; Workingmen's Union
Association.
SPECIAL NoTIcEs-Dr. J. D. Lanier to Resume
Practice: First-Class Store and Dwelling For
Sale. Harmon, Walker s. Co.; Look at These
Lots, Harmon Walker & Co.; Copartnership
Notice, J E. Fulton & Son; First Oysters ofth
Season, at Monahau & Henderson s Saloon; No
tice Of the Beginning of Business OF Savannah
Savings Bank; Offerings by W. K Wilkinson,
Real Estate Dealer.
MEDIcAL-Johan IIoff's Malt Extract.
TUEsDAY-B. H. Levy & Bro
CoLD-D. B. Lester Grocery Company.
LEGAL NoTIcEs-Citations from the Clerk of
the Court of Ordinary.
AUCTION SALEs-Handsome Household Furni-
ture, by C. H. Dorsett, Auctionesr; Cotton
Scales, etc., by j. Mclaughlin 6 Son; Sale of
Stock, by j. J. Oppenheim; Administrators
Sale. by Harmon, Walker & Co.
FALL GREETING Lindsay 6 Morgan.
MUsIc-Olver Ditson Company, Boston and
NeY York.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE Ocean Steamship Com
pany.
FUNNY THING Savannah Carriage and
Wagon Company.
FINANcIAL-The Germania Bank. Savannah.
Ga.
CHxAP CoLCNS ADvERTIs sExESrs-Hslo Want
eli; En- nooymsat Waltsd; For Ral5; For sale;
Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous
The morning news., 1891-09-01
A Woman's Hate.

From the San Francisco Wasp.
How l hate-I hate you," the maiden said.
And her eyelds dropped and her face grew red
And she turned from her lover and hung her
head.
The flush crept up to her rich brown hair,
And she plucked TO pieces a rosebud fair,
AS she stole glance at her lover there
And be-these men are so full of guile
His eyes a-glistening with mirth the while,
Looked calmly on, with a doubling smiie
II hate you, hate you," she said again,
And she tapped her toe on the carpet then,
As if each tap were a stab at men.
Her lip was a-quiver, her eyes in mist,
Her cheek and throat, the sun gods kissed
Were bathed In the eSsence of amethyst.
And then her love, with a startled look,
Grew serious quite. and his face forsook
The confident glow which il erstwhile took,
And. 30. very well, :" as he rose to go:
And if it pleeses you to have it so,
Why, so It shall be, as you doubtless know"
He took one step, but a-sudden turned;
y, much the sweetest is bliss unearned
And looked in the tear-wet eyes that yearned
No word she spoke, but her arms entwined
Around his neck o. a woman's mind
Is puzzle to which no key you'll find.
Upon bis shoulder she laid her head,
And he kissed her cheek, which was still rose
red;
"YOu know hate you" was all she said.
The morning news., 1891-09-01
BRIGHT BITS.

SMIrHkrNs-Helo. Doc. What are you doing ?
The Doctor-Trying to kill time.
Smithkins--Why don't you prescribe for him /?
Puck.
HE-By Jove, wish l cou'd prove the depth
of my affection for you
She-You might break your engagement with
Miss Brown as a start.-Lfe.
The young lady novelist who is striving to be
always emotional went too far when she said
The crushed coogne bottle lay Scentsless at
her feet. ~ -WGshington Star.
NEwsBoY-Paper, sir? All bout the Chilly
troubles!
Shivering party Gust off the cars)-Git out
Got all the chilly troubles l want right now
Chicago Tribune.
Mrs Bunting tnear sighted)-What is the
object of the notice on that tree?
Bunting (who sees that it reads, Beware Of
the dog'D-It is put there that he who reads
may run.--JuGge.
"HULLo. Monty, what have 'you got in your
buttonhole You don't meapg ~ say you have
Joined the blue ribbon army
Yes, For this night oniys=t4Oing to dine with
.Iakes. bau't want to hurt poor old Jakes'
feelings-don't want to be poisoned by his
beastly wine. See?'-Pinch.
"OH. HARRY, she whispered. 81 love you so
much, but really, I'm too young to think of get
ting married right away"
"Of course you are, darling. " he urged, "and
that is why am anxious to have it come off
early. When you get older you will probably
change your mind VI Detroit Free Press.
The morning news., 1891-09-01

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