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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
/ Charles s. YarneG.

"9er nnsefrOnte &Gnig uun Srlann"
nnn Der llrbeber hes ..8obcotts."
Ser lau9jdbrise, Dor &ur3em aber
enttbronte Siibrer Der trilben g%tationals
partei lit gang pl0bli6 uro unermartet
9eftorben uno banlit lestere bon einent
SncubuS befreit morben, ser Dem ein>
mutbtgen 3ulammenDirfen Der 8atrioe
ten, bic ii9 Die @rrei6uas BON ,9omes
rule" gum 53iele 9eieet, uniiberftet9lide
S4ranfen in Ben @eg gu leger l9ten.
Gbarles Stemart 8arneG wurbe int
Sabre 1916 in lponbale in Ser irii6en
@rafi6aft Widlom 9eboren. 5ei1
gater mar Der @utsbeiiser Sobn Ssnrp
Rarnel uuo 9eb0rte elmer befat,rten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
gpmtbern ssacific,8 abn.

VUW&VeEW
Abfabrt.
Na6 Nem Orleans, 9oufon unb @aI>
neifon 900 Dorm. unb 800 Nbenbs.
Nntunft.
8on Netp Orteans, 0oufon unb Sol.
peiton z 100 Born. unb $50 Nadm.
Mbfabrt.
Rab San Granciseo, 81 gaio unb
eagle paB...--..-...4 20 Na1m.
Anfunft.
Bon San Grancisco, gl pafo unb
eagle paB ...-.......S.45 8orm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
Giienbabn Ta6r Ylalt.
S. & 6 u. Sabn.
u bfahrt.

S. & g u. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Sod ST. 2ouis pla Sron Mouataia
ober M. 6. & s. -. AS Motgens.
Nah st. Qouis bia Sron Mountain
Noute ...........-..6.00 Mbenos.
Na1 9arebo.. 1856 Born.
MnEuuft.
BON ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & W.
&. S..............9.35 Ygrm.
Bon st. 2ouis. Sron Mountain & 3D..
&. &S............1O.O0 Nbenbs.
Bon 2arebo .......---.5:35 NaGm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

~ Gin beeibeter @runbeigentbumss
MaRens8 erualters sNbiratt nit ie6em
got, ioeoB man febt, tpofir man iein
@elo ausgiebt.
Reagan 9ouiot n,
Mafen . 8erpaIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
Scr @anhen lDenbroiicnosl,

itammes cine arabii1e Snidrift aus bsai
Sabre 1910 fanb. Dieie Gbatiade be-
lpeilt, baB ber @anlben nidt mte unfere
gapme bur6 8orfebilbuns ben dlteren
1heil Der &tube abit0et. Das Sol3
bat feline fefte uub fompafte geifafien.
belt ME oas uuierer 9ol3sema6le, ION,
bern ftrost bon Saft un6 tabt ii6 mie
etne 8iibe 10 l.i9t 56neioen, oaB man
NIT einen Eai6enmelier Stnfen aus
ldnsiben fann, I'm 5t ben 8dit6en 3u
9elan9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

~ User fi9 auf ben tommenben
&eal gitate 8ubm bDrbereiten min. Der
faufe iebt. 6e9sbunbert Stabt 8 Gots
iperben gu ben n~iebrisien preiien Der,
fauft. &eagan 9ou o n,
MaHen > 8erpalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

s9- Sie Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat ttets BITE beitett
Muiern uub frif9effeu Slide, WiIb &C.
aQe Muftrdge tperben prompt ausge.
fhbrt. $elepbDn 80. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

81 2abt Cure 9n3tge bel pans
coat & Sobn anfertigeu. Sbr fins
bet bort cine groBe 4ustpabI por5hgli.
der etoffe; man liefert CUTE Nrbeit
uno MQts fBt bortrsfai1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

iiberral6eno ses
fon1men, in ben
lestenSa9en aber
fonnte II
ftunbli6 benTob
bes Monar9en
ermarten. &6ntg
Scarf frGnfelte
iibrisens i9on
felt 9angem utt6
fautrt per9ins Elm
Sabr, obne bab
CT aus @eiunbs
beitsradii6t
n ldngeren
Nufputh I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
Dr.. Hathaway
Spbn 8rpabfont, m. D.. slifittemt.
specialist 0es Caestet1s.

Snuse Mdnner,
wel&e In Tolse BON
Suaenb . Shnben
an 9erpenf@wd@e
letben, tbreaebenss
fruft n~ntersraben
1aben uub TIRE
MdnnIi@teit rerlps
rem, fpHten ben Bee
rhtmten Or. 9as
ttdwap iofrrt epnz
. iuIttren. 8ersebt
Mot, Rerpentrants
1 belt init cber obne
I Irdrme mtrh ptfs
fenIHuftli@ unb
MAD ben neIelfen
Mettpben behans
1 belt unb NIT BEN
] 9rbbten GrfpIg
sc fcmmt niHt
hQruuf an, pb ffdu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
q. ". & ". .. Babn.
Mbfabrt.

Na6 @aIOefon. 0oufiou unb guero
tdgli9 am--........-.9.55 Born.
Rad CORPUS gbrifi, @odport unb See.
bile tdgli1 I'm. .......1.30 Nahm.
Na9 Rerrbile tdgli9, ausgennmE1en
Sonntags, um ...-.., 500 Wa1nl.
Mntunft.
Bon Galpeton. Gouifon unb @uero
IQUlIW uW. O.4U $4UcttUos
Bon Corpus @brifi, &odport unb Bee
bile. tdgIi6 um.--...2.55 MaGm.
Bon Rerrbile tdgli9, ausgennmmen
6onnta9s .9.45 WDrrl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

va Man berfebIe ni6t, mad ben
@runoeisentbums preifen gu fraseu,
neil mon bas erft i'm Griibiabr getban
bat. Dieielben tpsrben iebi ben @ins
f@en Derer ausepaBt. bic wittli9 lou.
fen woaen.
Reagan 9ouuu n,
MaKen.8 ermalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

sa- glos nod brei Grunbfiide finb
On 9atpfon StraBe, 9isnotpitp Siu,
gu baben. IS iinb Dos bic beifen, bic
fur ben 2aufpreis ireenbpO su baben
Hno. Reagan 0ou It o n,
Mafen.8 eriuaIter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

= Sm State Colorado, no es ii1
oarum banbeIte. &i9ter unS @nuntps
8eamte 5u %ertpdbIen, baben bic &epus
blitaner ibr gan3ea Sidet bur9eebradt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
0rpkes Smftrmntemtalz ltno
Spfal 3pm5ert
gum 8efem BET beuti9= eusliideu
Sdule,
Greitag ben 6. Der
i'm @afinD

Nusgefabrt bon einem aus 20 Snftrus
menten ~beftebenben Or9effer unter
2eitung bes Germ Carl Bed, uns
ter 8iitiger Mitbhlfe beg .Beetbo,
ben W6nnerdor, ber Sumen
Grls. @aroltne 8roos unb
Marie 9ernaHbea Grau s.
9aarmann, Der Serren 6. 8.
Mhller. g. S9ramm, % m.
MARY, s. @Iarte. u. e.. s. o.
bile, U. s obno &C. &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

H Wenn sic cine Mdb $ Maidine
brau@en, 10 geben Sic gu Grips, 408
Nbe. E unb faufen sic cine Domestic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
e.
H@;8&k
taso

x@slfl @ef1l"
90 atio iablit BIZ bid bereits, aadbem BIZ
cine OSer ssusi bon 81. 8ieree's Slea;art
Beuets eiusenomnlen bait. gu fiiblit bid
wobl NIB mllutcr, atiitatt bili6S NIB oer,
ifopit; tein franfbaftes &opiloeb, belize 9e.
tdabtbsit NIB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fiuO
be~ridwnuben. gs geidab an6eroem auf eine
milbe Mnb leidjte @riie. Dn batteit ltidt
srit n5tbig, I'M better 3t tuerber, idledter
bid 81 fihlcn. Dies 1T ftets her SAT- nit
Der iebr groscn, altinooiidFn Yiae. Dieie
hiet 1T fleia, sierlid, nit 3uder iber.
gofsn NIB iebr ieidt 3n nsbnen. Cine
tttine BeIct mirft larireub, bret ODER bier
bauoi fiiro bds bette abfibrunssmittel. Gle
orbuen NIB rciuisen bic Sober, ben Masen
nnb bic Gu,geueibe = ihueu, aber aud
sriinofid. gle iillb bon allen Giuen bic
biuigiten, bic Don apotbeiern ~perfauft iuer-
ben, neil bl mn fir bas, mas biz gut tbut,
bein @elb besablit. sic iito s%arantirt,
i.ber 3eit @enugtbuuns gu sebelt, ODER bas
G9elb iuirb Dir suriiderfattet. 9tes 1T cine
Webinsuus, inter Der ale bon Or. $ierce
eriuuoeile,l IebicamcEte p~erfauft iucrbca.
&aauif bu luob! rod ulebr berlaugen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

va paneoaf 6 6obn fnb
bic Mgenten fir bic beribmten Stutt'
garter @~efunbbeitss l1nterfleiber. Ser.
iudt fie; He fnb Die befien i'm Wartte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

sar Sur eutes 6oIa, ri9tig genaeis
len unb prompte 8eoienung tuenbe man
f9 on Die Carr mob 60. 5es
lepbon 1913.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

nT Die Household ; N0bmaidine
Dirb BET s. W. Grips. 408 abs. E Der.
fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
etratbS.gdtet

emil 9ueo unb gbriaine @rimfinger.
German pieper unb SeIene lleder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

hr 3~meibunbert Nnstse unb breis
bunbert 9ofen gu ftinf3is Gents am
Dollar, ales quite Maare, UNI au rdu=
men bel 9ancoat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05
90mts Start. +

SioBrapbti9e &otisen iiber @arttems
btrgs beritorbeneu @unardem = seim
&a@folger.
Ste yta9ri9t bon Dem Nbleben oes
&ont9s Scarf bon @iirttembers tpdre
Dor tpeni9en @o6en nod pieueidt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

pr Gertise Mnaige, tpie He f96ner
ME nod San Mntonio sebradt wuroen;
Rben wie an9egohen. preiie nie6rig.
panceaf & @ohp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-05

gerfi4srt euer eisentbum Bel Gin part.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11

ks5" In Eigefeld last Saturday, deputy
Sheriff QUIT, son Of the Sheriff of that county,
with TWO assistants, went to q negro gather
Ing to arrest a negro by the name of Lunday.
for whom MIR. Ouzt had a warrant. Lunday
refused to surrcnder, and shct and killed.
Mr.. Ouzt. He, however, was arrested and
placed in the Colnry Jail
Threats of ynchiug were made by friends
OF the murdered man, and the Sheriff,
under under instructions from-Jhe Governor, the
next afternoon called out the Edcef ED
Guards TO protect the pri'oner. 1t seems
That tha authority from the ovcruor was
not received until about o'clock Sunday
afternoon. and while the Sheriff was ot his
sons funeral, about o'clock, q number Of
masked men went to the Jail, forcibly took
the keys from the jailor in charge, went TO
Lund9y's cell and it is said literally riddled
him with bul'e
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11

Secii4n % The go,r comm.s siruers shalt
have gen, ra sutsrvision over the paurers,
aud sDal, p, ids al necessary buildings
for their accjmm ,dation, with sufficieu.
Ii liable land.
Section 30 The board shall sppointa sup.
.erintendent,. with such assistants as may te
needed, for The poor house, and one or more
physicians.
Section a0 The poJr commiss' oners shall
have power to demand and sue for all gifts.
etc., coming to the eoard.
Section I'll In case any poor child shall
become chargeable to the county, the board
| cf comm ;ssionerS may bind out such child as
ON apprentice to some person If good moral
character.
Section 80 Any moneys becoming due on
any recogniz,nce given for the maintenance
tofsey- -illsgiLimaio- child bound out to SER
vice shall be paid TO the poor comm 'ssi5nery-
for the benefit of such child.
Section 33 Thc county supervisor shall
| have power to make all contracts for sup
| piyiug the poor house.
Section 81 All accounts agans. the poor
house shall be preseated to the poor COM
| missiouers.
Section 30 The poor commissioners shall,
at the last tenn of the Court Of General Se:-
| 'ipns, III each year, report to to the presiding
judge the sane rs the road commissioners.
Section SO The county supervisor shall
procure and adopt seal, description of
| which shall be flied in the Office If the clerk
| of the court, sheriff, treasurer and Seoreto'y y
of Stue.
Section 81 Tuis provides for the cases
where fees are allowed jurors, witnesses, etc.
Section 3S The fees shall be paid by the
treasurers of the COUNTIES on presentation of
certificates.
Sectioa 80 The accounts of the coroner
| nf II, pr,T fnY a iat,n ,,ris, Al
physicians or surgeons fees for post moriem
aud far test fling AS experts shall be ap-
proved by shs presiding judge, aud the
I dfer for Payment of the same.
Section 40 SherifTs, coroners and con-
stables shn.l execute all legal orders from
the various boards herein provided, and shall
receive the same fees AMI co.is nj ow, d in
other ca.es.
Section Al The reports and settlements OF
the county tre ssurer and other officers now
required TO b, made to the county ccmms
sioners, shall be made to the county super.
visor.
Section 42 The county supervisor. af. .er
consultation with the different boards, shall
report to the comptroller general by Novem-
Der 10 in cash year, the amouat of money
necessary 10 ray The expenses incurred by
said b'ards, the report to be submitted to
the Genera Assembly to provide the ueces-
sary taxation for county purposes
Section Al The salaries ofsuyervisors shall
be paid quarterly by thu county treasurers
uut Of the road fund ln-amounts.
Section 45 County supervisors shall Cause
a record to be kept of ali proceedings Of the
various boards, which shall be open to pub
lie inspection and all necessary material ior
keeping same shall be paid for out of the
funds herein provided for the respective
boards.
Section 4G All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are repealed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11

Permits granted under this &C, shall be
deemed trusts repgsed IN tho rec pients
thereof. not as a matter Of right, but of conf
descc, and may he revoked ION sufficient
showing by order Of tho o.unty commits
sioners. Provision il lnads for rovoking o
petition on the proven charges made in a
complsint. sifned by thee cti,ons Of the
county, showing that the holder has abused
the trust.
now DEALERS WILL PURCHASE LIQUOR.
When any person bolding permit ip full
force desires 10 purobaae liquors, the county
auditor shall, upon the written or printed
application of the permit-holder. specifying
the kind and quantity Of liquors desired,
issue, under seal of his Office, cerii6cste
authorizing him 10 purchase, and cause to-
hs-iranspnried from tho place Of purchase TO
bis place Of business -a,scrfv6 Tn hiz perrcit.
the kind and quantity of liquors mentioned
in such certificate. Said certiica,e shall be
dated rs to it's true date when issued and
attached to the way bill accom- ranying the
shipment. and when so attached shall bs the
authority for tho Common carriers in whose
hands it may be to transport and deliver
the package or packages containing the
liquors therein dsscribet and in packages
therein designated, according to the jicec-
tion Of the certificate.
a penalty of $500 is provided For bringing
liquor iuto the State in any other manner.
CONDITIONS OF BUYING LIQUOR.
| In order for q person to purchase liquor
| he must fill out and sign n blank stating
age. residence, for whose use, amount and
kind, aud neither applicant nor person for
whose use it is requested habitually uses
| intoxicating liquors rs beverage t. excess.
The permit no der shall refuse the request if
he has reason to believe it untrue. If the
| applicant is unknown to him he shall require
identifica' ion. The druggist shall keep the
i printed blanks on hand, and they shall be
Purot,rso f-ou,- -o,uu.y euelitor in lots oi
| one hundred. He shall preserve them aud
book them ta be returned TO the anditor.
| The auditor shall publish quarterly a
report of The aggregate amount Of liquors
sold by each and every permit holder.
All places where intoxicating liquors are
manufactured, sold, bartered or given away
in violation OF any Of the provision. Of this
act, shall be directed 10 be shut up and the
constituted authorities shall abate such place
By taking possession thereof AMI destroying
all intoxicat ng liquors founl therein, to-
gather with all sigus, screens, bars, bottles,
glasses and other property used in keeping
and maintaining sail nuisance; aud the
owner or keeper shall, upon convi;.ion, be
adjudged guilty, and shsll be punished by a
fiue Of no less than ono hundred ($l0O)
dollars, nor more than five hundred (S500)
and by Imprisonment in the county jail not
less than thirty days nor more than ninety
days.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11

"a. If the Prohibition bill now Lefore
'he Legislature becomes n law, it will neces-
sorry entail heavy tax upon the ciizcus
ofthis and, no doubt. many other towns in
the State, to meet obligations already con-
iracted. While we would like to see some
measure adopted that would suppress the
use Of all intoxicants as beverages, we don't
think the most stringent laws in any one
State or country will accomplish that end,
so long as intoxicants are mado in any other
State or country
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11
The Lodge Of Good Tempiars.

lne LougS Oh Goou TemplarS.
1t was not from any feeling of inlifferen co
or the Slightest hostility TO the or,lor OF
| Good Templars or the grand cause upon
VIII ch it is fJundei, that we have not
announced the organization Of a Lodge in
this town bcf''rc; but partly for want of in
formation aud partly for want of room in
our colums, caused rs TO rostronc the an
nounccmcrt.
The Lodge was organized Nov. 10th, under
the rame of Union Lodge, No 233. The
Charter members are:
Ladie'. Mrs. W. II. Miller, Mrs. I. s..
i'urr:s, Ms. J. l. Harris, Mrs. Robt Morri-
son, Mrs. W. l. Herbert.
Gentlemen,-W. II. Miller, Geo. M,no,te,
j. j. Eison, J. L. Harris, i. s. Harris, Jno.
R..Asc..i-,-1s fs. .-FAouyu-,-ccn Foster, X. W.
Green, Dr.. c. T. Murphy, W. T. Herbert, S.
NJ. Rice, Jr. L. u, Robt. Morrison, Z. G.
Milling.
The fol,oHiag officers were elected Nov.
17,h.
W. C. T., Robt. Morrison,
W. V. T., Mrs Miller,
W. Chap, Rev. WI. Herbert,
W. Scc'y., Geo. Manotte,
W. /. s., j. /. Harris,
W. o. s., J. J. Ei.on,
". Treas, J. X. Tho,nas,
W. F. S., Rev. W. II. Miller,
W. NJ, a. w. Green,
W. P. G. T., Dr. C. T. Murphy,
s. J. T.. Mrs. Morrison.
The Lodge has over thirty members, with
the brightest prospects of being.a successful
and highly beneficial organization, in the
great cause Of temperance and purity Of con-
dllci amongthe young people Of our commu
nifty. May It's influence AMI numbers in.
crease until members of all the families in
our town shall be enlis'ed under its glorious
banner.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11
BANK STOCK FOR sALH,

WILL offer for sale TO the highest bidder,
l. before the Courthouse d or, at Unioc. 8.
O., on Salosday, Monday, January 4, 1892,
so Shares OF Stock In the Merchants,
and Planters National Bank q
Union, .. c.
belonging to the estate Of Josiah Foster, de-
ceased.
Terms Cash.
T. L. HAMES, Ex'r.
cS- TnE STATE aad NEws AND CouRIsn,
please publish once . week for three wssksi
and forward bill TO-,
y, L, HAMEs :, Ex'r
Jonesville, 8. O.,
Dec III 60 81
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11
WELL BORING.

am now prepared with oil the new and
l. necessary Machinery for
BORING WELLS QUICK,
and having had ten years experience In the
business, feel confident ON give sa isfac-
ton. aad | promise to exert all my efforts TO
d. 81.
am prepared to 60 10 any part Of tho
Coun'y. if fsufiicieot work il assured TO pny
me f "a the extra time aud expen.e nesc.sary.
ALI orders lft with Mr.. A. G. Lyies WILL
be promptly attended 70.
T. X. FOSTER.
Dec. IL 80 1t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11
There 10 NO Shortage in Sir. seo,ts Aseoun,s.


We find in the Re,es aud Courier, OF the |
4th, the following very sa l. factory refa'a-
tion Of the statement ale In The Cove n
o,'s message to the l.. isl cure, ,hNt Mr..
Scott, the efficient and c'usteous Treasurer
of Union County, was SHIRT Silo 80 iu his
account with the Staie.
We consider Mr.. Scott ooe of the most
exemplary, exact aud honest business men
in The State, and felt sure that there was
grave mistake in the report that he was
she rt one dollsr in his office. When Mr..
Scott goes wrong in his official duties we.
shall mistrust the honesty Of any nsu
To tho EdiSs Sf tAs SssiSs @ 70 make brie,
statement through your columns Of that
part Of Governor Tilimar's message to tbe
legislature, now in session, in which he re-
fers tn the shortage in the treasurers' Offices
in Charleston, Sumter aud Union COUNTIES
This do in justice to myself and for the in
| format on of the people of Union County. /
make the assertion most eDphatically ,het
| there is no shortage in the tire surer's Office
of Union County, and, as l understand the
term shortage, there never has been a short
age in the treasurers Office OF Uoiou County.
v,
l have always been financially able to meet
every demand made upon me by the proper
authorities, and have never failed to do so
promptly when there was funds due and in
my hands.
| The mention OF q shortage in the Treasur-
er's Office cf Union County, by Governor
| Til,man, all grew out of n mistake which
occurred in my settlement with Comptroller
| General Ellerbe for the last fiscal year. The
mistake occurred in this way: When |
settled with the Comptroller General for the
fiscal year 1SSS-S9 owed the State $415 80.
-paiA 5shs -smssRt 70 thsr Ststs sfss.sarer,
it was thouehtless'y placed with my other
receipts from the State IRE 'surer. Hence
the receipt was brought in rs credit TO
ne in the last settlement with Comptroller
| General Ellcrbe, wheu it should not have
been. Several months after the settleme mt
was notified by Comptroller General Ellerbe
that in looking over his papers aud books
he had discovered mistake which had
ccurrcd in our settlement of S415 80, and
that / was yet due the State that amount for
the fiscal year 18S9-90, and after au inveeti-
gati.n found him correct, and l at once
paid the amount over to the State Treasurer
The mistake was wholly unintentional o, my
part. Ii was simply human error com
m,ttcl by myself, Comptroller General
Ererbe and Auditor Morgan.
1t has been my most earncst effnt and
desire since have been treasurer of Union
County, TO pei form the duties of that Office
faithfully and with all fairness to my con
stituents, and fell quite thankful that l an
assured, by the frank expressions of mum
bers Of The best men in the county. that
nave grvru ufwost- unanimous. satisf,ction ir
the discharge of my official duty.
j. Is. Il. ScoTr, County Treasurer.
Office Of County Treasurer, Union, s. C.
December, ..
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RsFn While the Legislature has been In rd
at work, il has had before it but few measures
ofgeneral interest to our readers, and none
of local Importance further than to change
the law regulating the election of a
Treasurer of this town.
The Free Pass bill, the Pi iohibition bill,
the County Government bill, the election of
the Chief Justice and an Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court and al Attorney Cen
eral have engaged most of the attention of
sosse - ~ l""V-tucrc arc mvasur,v--vr
importance still on the calendar, of which
We know nothing, as yet, except their titles.
Now that the Senate has killed the Free
Pass bill and the House has passed the Pro-
hibition bill, VIC suppose the latter will find
something of reform nature to occupy its
time and give vent to'the oratorical powers
OF its members, while the Seu,te vii, in
turn, have its time fully employed in dispos-
ing of the Prohibition bill sent TO it. from tL o
house.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-11

s@- The following are The appointm ents
made by Conference for this District:
J. NJ. Boyd, presiding elder
SPartanburg. Church, W. ii.
Richardson.
Bethel MiSsinn.--W. L. Wait and j. F.
Smith.
Union.-T. Z. Morris.
Cherokee.-J. G. Bissel, Z. L. Wecher sup.
3 Goshen Hin.-W. A. Clarke.
sssJanesyii!c:-D. Tiller, sup, w. II. Miller.
Gatfney.-N. B. Clarkson.
Laurens.--W. /. Herbert.
North Laurens.--J. W. Shell, ]. w. Friday.
sup.
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Y. ]. Pope Elected.

1t was not unexpected to those who had
read and penetrated the aniGus of that part
of the Governors Message relating to Judge
Wallace's dec sion in the Cabtwell case in
Charleston, that it was foregonc determi-
nation Of The leaders Of the dominant ele-
mont" TO defeat Judge fer any place on the
Supreme Court Bench, and consequently it
was not surprise to many when Attorney
General Pope was elected by the Legislature
to The high aud responsible position of Assc-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court, over
Judge Wallace, bg the following vote:
Senate. House.
Pope.."...........-1Gl Pope..... ......... 60
Wallace..........17 Wallace...... .... SO
on JOINT BALLOT.
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