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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-20

Finest quality plain black
or white silk drawn thread
Haudkerchlefs also a
pretty display of Real
Lace Handkerchiets and
Silk Muthers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-20

Finest embroidered pure
linen, 29c., sac, 48c., &c,
75c., 81. Value, one
third more. Linen or
silk initial, Csc. up to
S1.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-20
Christmas HandkGPCliefS.

Thousands of new ones,
lower than ever. Sheer
linen lawn embroidered
IIandkerchiefs, 15c., zoe.
CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-20
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad SIS.

The ordinary present is
simply looked at, remarks
passed upon its beauty and
then carefully put away
while the useful one is a
constant reminder of the
giver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
THE POST OFFICE SITE.
fhs Condemnation Commissiou to Receive
Rulings sf the Court Monday.

fhS Condemnation Commission to Receive
Rulings sf the Court Monday.
On Monday the commission appointed TO
condemn the square opposite The STAR office
for the new post Office building will receive
rulings OF the court upon the questions
raised. They will then be ready to proceed to
he sIa.c.natiOn Of the property with the view
u ssesrtaiaing its value. They will also give
hearings ~ property owners who think that they
may Be able 10 enlishten the members Of the
commission upon the value Of the property. A
report viii Be made to the court, and upon its
approval the government will be in a fair way
20 obtain possession of the land.
Thsre, however, may be delays but
10 10 hoped that the proce<tiipgs
vfn be ksstsned. In order that building op<rs-
lions can be begun. The Infect OF the tros.-
ury, Mr.. Windrim. thinks that q brick building
can Be cree ted In two years. IL would REQUIRE
. longer period 20 put up q stone building. An
stssapt VIII be made N secure new Quarters
for the eity post once untsl the new building IA
ready. On the 10Th OF next month"; in accord
ance with the propvsais Of Postmaster General
WsaanAker, bids will be ope.ssst for the erec-
ton Of temporary building for the use Of the
post once. A suggestion Las been made that
some Of the buildings on of tie fronts Of
The square be occupied by the post once with
. ssnporsry bailding. as an annex, covering
the court Of the new building. Building opera
tons eonld 20 I'm and the remainder Of the
ground built upon before beginning in the
space occupied b. the temporary quarters of
II post ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Some Of the Good Things 20 he Found I'm
Tomorrow Star.


Tomorrow Star.
II any one OF the thousands and thousands Of
readers of The stan 10 not satisfied with tomor-
rows issue he will indeed be difficult to please.
IL will be . model newspaper and will contain
everything. Three press associations special
correspondents and q stafI Of reporters equal
to any emergency will take excellent care Of
the news neld, and. in addition, bright con-
tributions from some Of the best-known
writers of the day. a series of interesting
special chapters on both local and general
topics. ~ill eli 60 to make up paper tina; will
be excelled by none. In order that the read
ers may have an idea of the literary fsas. in
store for them the following partial list of
special features is given as an appetizer:
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE (Iilustrated).
The Massac husstts avenue home of Mr.. 5. N.
Bryan.
THE sECRETARys sCBIBEs Qllustrated).
Something about those who work in the SEN
ate Offices.
fashions voTARIEs Qllussrssed).
Some effective Costumes for s.ylishiy inclined
women.
CABMEN'S WAYS 1llustrated).
Thsir chief aim in life is to look private.
STRANGE INSECT TALES.
some curious superstitions and myths about
bugs.
OK AND OFF THE STAGE
Theatrical advertising ingeniously disguised
ss news.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
The selection and furnishing of summer
residence.
REALITY ADVICE.
The value of good breathing and a clear
head. BY shirley Dare.
spEAKsRs TO ORDER.
Some picturesque features Of the gavel-
welding contest
FARMING THE OSTRICH.
Suggestions FOR the development of q re-
markable industry.
JOHN TODD.
An entertaining story of bridegroom and
burglar.
THE VALLEY OF CUZCo.
The fortress that defended the ancient Pc
rnvian capital. BY Fannie b. Ward.
JAPANs NEW CUNGRESs
The experiment Of popular government in
the niikado's empire.
LOOKING on THE WINE WHEN RED.
The color does not matter much, but the per-
eentage Of alcohol does.
NEW YORK MUSINGS
What the people of the great metropolis are
talking about
HOUSES AND LOTS.
Some interesting phases of building opera
tions in Washington.
THE BASE BALL OUTLOOK
The situation Of the Washington club and its
chances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
SHOOTING STARS.
Sons Of the Revolutions-Wheelm

THE MAN IN THE CHAIR
''what's that" inquired the patient as the
dentist started toward his mouth with some
thing that looked like gum shoe
'-Oh. that's only rubber dam for your
mouth" said the dentist soothingly.
well. put it in, )" assented the victim. you'll
find a lot more Of another sort in there az soon
you begin to hurt"
Lord Randolph Churchill Is going to Africa
on a cunning expedition. and Columbus, Ohio,
isn't half as far away inaccessible.
The western rivers are becoming 30 run
down that they will be confined to their beds
within day two.
Humanity and womanity are pretty closely
II women had the right Of suffrage would
they insist upon having the tickets coiored to
suit their complexion?
We have had . cold waive nearly all winter
Il March trying TO break into February?
The wind ia blowing its own busls today and
everybody else'S
Jordan L. Mott, the Harlem millionaire iron
founder, is said to be Jolly good fellow
bon Mott, as il were.
Az MUTATION.
Il have here, sir, a book"-began the agent
10 the editor.
What is it, interrupted the editor.
EVERY Man His Own lawyer" said the
agent politely.
"0rrat Guns exclaimed the editor with in
dignation foot thick in his tones: what do
you take me for anyhow" and be bounced him
through the open door.
According to the English version George
Washington cut the cherry tree down with his
hacks
A pretty woman has an idea she 10 worth her
weight in gold
&c. H. who is . District taxpayer, sends
This one in:
We have little Cannon here
Pc 5 always loaded. too;
And when he finds a District bill,
He kills it with his Zoo.
orce home he went TO mend his fence
And have some jolly frlE.
But while he slept. some democrats
Crept up and spiked his gun.
Cannon spiked is useless e'e.,
For foot. marine troop.
Sc lot as take him tenderly
And keep ham II, the Coop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED OsITION AS TYPEWkIIER AND
to suit enSosSss S ss oh :as
u,.Nrrn p.,o,1',o>y- ~ nar,,, ~. -
w s,ary low Iddress sssp ocr si isssts
WANTED A EEsPECTABI-L WHITE NAN.
place as rive ~ to do any kind OF light work
WANTED-AT HEADQvARTERs- POsTTioNs
w for cooks. chanlermaids. waitress. lanndIesses
H"a I h s.. f nM s ss.s
WANTED-eo TO DICk's AGENCY FOR COOKS.
saS1 arse w,s nndrss but.
H.n; 81. A.'s ss'srsnsss iroA Lass pisss. Ga III H.
WANTED-BY IEsPECTABLF. QUIET COL
w cred man of VIRGINIA, place as butler maze
%s for ' sSc dass ' islc csa. =:
WANTED- TWO REsPECTABLE WHITE
and the other chanSersid AMI to assist With ehii
dren. Please Tall or s,t,r-s- 9+3i g st. NV IT.
WANTkD--A VOTING NORWEGIAN GIRL DE-
plain sswins fd.isrs Miss l. r. Star Once -'''
fe:1-:!t%
w age. = suatIon bu'!rr or place to drive :ora
d"ctor Can at ilI6 u st. NV. 1T
WANTED-A PLACE FOR A FIIsT-CLAss
rive sooti references. teYT-;n'
WANIED-BY REspEcTABLE -coLoREp
sr o G. :, e As ng n or sss ,sf
WAN1ED-BY YOUNG LADY, AfsiDENr OF
w WASHINGTON. a position as clerk or governess to
Sdsss sa stsr Sse 'eS' Oh
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY. A
w situation visiting or travelling goyerness for
small children or as companion Address Box "a,
WANTED-BY GENTEFL COLORED GIRL, A
w situation as rhamDrrsaid and seanstress,
LAZY maid Lest OF city reference can be furnished
Address lf-+ 10th st. NV. fs-6-2t'
WANIkD-A SITUATION AS HOUsENlAID BY
w neat white woman highest reference. Apply to
am. fszt-xt'
WANTED : BY a loUNG MAN or GOOD
Office. fs.ts:,ts
NANTED-A WHITE MAN. OF LARGE EX-
connected. is open 10 an engagement as sick nurse
reader. Address FKED COLEMAN. as g. 81.
nv. ie26-.Ns
WANTED-BY 4 ErsPECTNBLE C0L0RED
W girl. place as charnberinaid or nurse. Apply at
l2Os st. NV. fe2fI-2tA
WANIED-BY a YOUNG MAN TWENrY-THHkE
work for small salary at start. Address G. D.. Star o.
NVANTED-A SITUATION By A YOUNG LADY
OF esrerienss a. stenovrophsr OF nookkeeper good
WANTED-Bl A kEsrECT ABLE YOUNG IRISH
ie2o-3t Apply J. Is. b., oOJ l. st. s..
"a ANTED-A SITUATION AS COMPANION
w with a lsdy wilIjul to he useful In the hoise-
bold also 10 travel reerehces il required. Address
TED-EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERIENCED
w and polite servants Also positions applicants
81 sGia fi h6TEe Us
MANIFESTATIONS FOR SWEDISH LAUN-
w dresses and German cooks also cooks houseinen,
ie;,l-td'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

1jBosfHA-AlrA CONp-A NEW AND rovYR-
Il Iul Tonic tug tbs NRutn end Nervous oynsm. Drs-
p<psiA cured by ole bo,tis of hundred and nifty
aosss. Isy IL. AL druggists. fsl2-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

n ".
liz as, :, n; a.s,sry Ensllsh basement. brsh
Ply irrnaee' asTa ,,s, nn,se. Per month lilo
newly i~psrrd. water and gas and stabss dawn i1,
lssa' 81 i0 soIs ~ sIsss rooms: ii.
slo St, ne u-room frame. water in Yard. sl5 50
;i9 and SRI cnerry Hi. i9is cisse alley and iis.
Snerry sney. i-room bricks. wa'-r IN house and
l6ss ssh St NV, 10 rooms. all mi. furnished. hall
s-is-ha u bEIsiE. Davis Co. isiy 81 n. " 80
EoR EyT-rxruESfsHEp-
s Nss III .ss IA u s.; H., -
aat+,i.iS and Tn III. s: e'sss z
Mss ih '.s bet Ia and SG mem. AZ ism, me-;
Conn ave near n. .s. 20 Ia lid pace ........ iVU
ian FITCH; Il: xof I'm s fS,
For -FuRNIsHEp.
~ low Iowa circle. i4r il:ss, st NV. Tor. AZ
BY s .SSS In, !. ne: ST. ali n 3
rNFrRNlsHED
Ina 10Th nv. isr a. IA In, sio 4, e
~ iss7 On ~. :. =: l ife s fGpri 80
i5is :,ish st. aeorss: 1921 l4.h J, nv. store $40
ci s. Sc ali mi 81 .aS q s,oFs .sss
Is; $;l:i :: E .SS .I i am F St RS,...-
4: I 81. IN. water 49,. Is 10 Rear 40 Iowa circle. BY
10 Brewers court 20 Ress olo 10
fe12-1m SwoRMsTEDT / BRADLEY. g,s st. n ".
E'DR hENT-UNFURNIsHED..
l l5 ~ !; ~; b. sss III An st NV :;f ~
1 NV I IsSf S':afs.o g 81 3
lJ2o NJ st NV. lJr..... 10 l0tn III 81 NV, Sr -. A.
122S NJ ct NV l5r..... 80 1874 X NV Or &c.. 40
Nh lth 81 NV. llr 10 242 l4th st sr. 81
14th st extended. I:r. lo.5 S01 I'd NV 1r.. Is
l411 Mass ave NV. III lbs 1909 9TH 81 nv, store
l:aJS II ST NV. E.r...... 100 and dwelling b
lois Conn ave. llr. VI. l,O 18th NV 1r.....1
LII. Sonn ave. lbr ..SI..O 100 IT NV, store ana
1.U1 st NV. Ilr .S3.:SJ ware rooms ,....,. r.
1913 stnw. lOr. 81. :S5 1924 18th NV .l5
.ull U 81 NV. l1r lis Mass 80
~ 81 NV. Eir..-.....13 $50 Pomeroy NV .r. IL
IJ.sS u st, 2O4 l4th 81 NV hat
~ New ork svenw, !r.6J
FURNISHED.
Hilyer place nv. lsr ~ 18th 1t nv, cor zoo
anu stable 500 Mass ave ar 10Th st.
ave nr Dupont CIR De sales NJ mr. Gem Nv.
ave mr. 18th. Iii. 30 Conn ave mr. Il st, 2r LIZ
81 nr Thomas Circle. lsth ct M Y. 12r ..... E5
ave mr. Dupont cir. Lucid place p NV. To9 i0 S
Gle. E2r LOO 2l40 Florida ave. 1r.. loo
18th and Corroran SITS. rs st near 18th. 100
M Ct mr. Thomas Circle. 18th st mr. st. lor.......-
. mr. Thomas Circle. ~ s s q mr. 8.
lor ~
The above houses can be examined by permit from
Cu1 ot1ce only THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
~ lfe4 1t. n.
L'oR RENT-LARGE STORE AND DWELLING,
az n W ALL node INN papfs irt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il handsomely rspered throughout. concrete cellar .
light. airy and dry viii be Vacant March 1; he
rent So. THEuD. fRIEBIS,
fe.Sllu I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-A HOUSE, SOUTHN EST FOR
w SI,IO0 j. +. CULIINANE,
fe11-;st 9lU l. 50. IA ".
WANTED A SIX-ROOM BRICK IN NORTHEAST
w Tor LOO j. L. CrILINANE,
ie.21-.t pIO IA. W.
WANfED-TO PURCHASE SIX OR SEVEN
w room house. west of 18th and south OF 81.
not to exceed ~, OOO. Owners address r. y. Box .,
City. fe2I-t
"ANTED-FUR CASH-A HOUSE OF SEVEN
w eight ROOMS in west of 9TH ST. and north
of Ahe avenue, at from "a, 500 to $500. Address
HOME. star office. te2tj-,t'
WANTED-A GOOD Is OR Room HOUSE IN
w the southwestern section, either frame brick
for about -, UUO Cssh must be between and and
Al end 18th SIS. =. State size Of lot. Address
H., Box :J.2. city r. y. fe.ID-t
WANTED-HOUSEs FROM a45OO TO ~, 900;
w aIso lots IN " ashington and Lanier Heikhls
ACKkk K GADSBY,
aul3 1tx6 ST. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

I AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
IL SMALL MONTHLY PAlMENTS.-This beauti-
iul subdivision is situated in Prince Georges county
Nd. about mileg from ashlngton, the " ash
b. OF the B. y. kR and on the ash. and Bait pike
where electric railroad Will lie built In
is higher than WASH. has rood drainage. perfectly
healthy and Is adacsnt to and by Charlton
Heights. College Park. Berwyn and the grounds Of
the Maryland Agricultural College. 1t has ID miles q
WIDE well graded avenues, which s. co.. shade trees
have been planted and are now being boxed 1t has
park that contains 1S in winch there II ha
tful lake OF clear fresh water Ii has
new station. where 20 truins stop daiiy !,
trketsto asinTton Oeehts be IN minutes
Or a6out "a minutes drive =. houses are cosIpetst
and occupied within months. and of IL, un
improved lots sold 10 or II purchasers will build
some have already coilinenced. A school. MILL ice
house. sleetrar light plant walks. kc., will be
constructed. Churches srhuols stores. &c..
yenlent. Prices Of lots, &2UO TO 500. Terms 10
cash and no per month, ot - IIUnth lots x.hO
or less. Lakeland has more improvements and
Nen. and better located than any other subdi
VISION about Washington where be borxh: tor
dwellings with brick foundations lorches. Closets
outbuiidings wehs pumps. cellars paths, heat.
ots that sverrxe - acre. to be ruu to desirable
families, as follows:
sl,UOO ~ 81 ..UU each $40 cash $40 per mo. Ar
S&l .4U :tl tUO. each $l5 cash SO per
sls OO&l T., UOo each so &$u per ;S IL.
le:,:OO&2&2. lUO. earh$.sash anu AZ perno ia
lF3,O&l ~ 30 each 80 casil ana $50 per kSr.
per cent discount will lie made AL part cash
apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN, owner l4,sB olum-
bis 81. ". tbet. Yth ana 10Th and from
to 10 q. ia. or y. IN. or at Lakeland irum AZ to
4p.nl. ial.l.ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

II women had the right Of suffrage would
they insist upon having the tickets coiored to
suit their complexion?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

OFFICES.
1911 81 NV, a..... 80 Elepant rooms in Sun
SD Fst.1r..............l3 buiidlnx" nreproof. =
~ f...................l3 elevators, heated by
41U In ave. IrVn $40 to Id Woaln. trum $50 S1UO
STORkS.
101S Conn ....... $40 l6.0 Conn ave. .&so
fe23 RIO. HOFFMAN 10th and sts.n.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

L'OR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING.
Il 6l1 ID ST. IA ". all modern improvements: in rood
repair. Apply TO ". c. JOHNSON. us 18th st. u.
1a.S- IL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Humanity and womanity are pretty closely
allied, even II some Of them do want to vote
and wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Lord Randolph Churchill is going to Africa
on cunning expedition. and Columbus, Ohio,
isn't half as far away OF inaccessible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

According to the English version George
Washington cut the cherry tree down with his
kAeka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Il Ca tn St. JUS. south Of ROuniary az the term
linus Of the ras.e rOac and d~ eings
each renfinL 40 ~r mouth Lots through
to boundary. ffice si,sue
thus. }. FISHER q Co
fc-s-sf liza 81 n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

The western rivers are becoming so run
down that they will be confined to their beds
within a day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

ql6 @ st sw. b n, Tr. 81. 800
l42l Boundary 1t nv,
, les0o st NV. b d, Sr. Z 900
y ! st NV, bin. 11r. q. 800
} 40 and Sus 18th st
sw. b h...........,..5. 900
} 2:iy l3S q sw, b h.
, Ne corner 7i6 and Is
} lss ana ia u sih :. '''"
NV, b h, CIR .........4. 400
l:tS v II IA W, I h. 0r 4. 600
} All and 413 Ridge 81
NV, Z L.....-........3,OO 600
} 2ys: 9Th st N ", b h.
,Iis to i:S Pierce 81 'o0
eii5 and aii5 b 5, i o''0
NV. b h..............l..J0o
lG.,s . Capitol Of sw.
@ { 3 r St NV. / L. sr. ;. I. ;SS
ga 18th st ne. { h. -
J III r iih 81 Sc. I Ii - SO SO
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

BITTEN nv "BLUE GrM Niger. Char
lesion, Jan. 22.-- Quite sensation was Great
ell in st. Matthews, OIangcburg county,
over the death of Nimble Brown, n prosper
Gus colorcd farmer. 1t appears that some
time ago Brown had row with a "bluo
gum negro named Tom Simmons AMI in
the fight which followed Brown was bitten
on the finger by Simmons. In q little while
the bitten finger began TO swell. Then il
got worse ard it was not long before gan
creme had set in. On Sunday Brown died
Coroner Dukes was summoned and an in
quest was held to-day over the dead body.
The doctors who conducted the pest mortcm
examination say that Browns death was
caused by the bite and that the bite of n
-4blire-gum negro in nearly every case
proves fatal
The negroes here arc wild over the death
Of Brown, and with the accustomed super
stiton peculiar to the race, imagine al man
nor of strange things. 4 negro with n
"blue gum is terror to them.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30
In Reply to Fair Play.
For the Times,

MIR. EDITOR Your complaining CORES
pondent Fair Play speaks not knowing
whereof he speaks and tn. i:::,S nitty OF
mine /, only intended to correct his errors.
Shortly after | came TO Union merchant
asked me 10 to get off some odds md ends
in ready made clothing and / commenced
auctionccring in the little Green Front, AMI
the Town Marshal informed me that would
have To pay II license of five or ten ,lollars
per day to do an auCtionecring business,
ms dc of Incorporate limits of the town,
consequently | suspended in that line.
Now as to selling property under mortgage
&C.. that is only matter of choice with the
parties interested. If they see fit to employ
me instead of other auctionccrs that is all
right.
AS to Sher;ifs and Masters Salc,, | am
satisfied that we have n perfect right to
conduct our own sles; bat if the Master
sees fit to give me his work in that line he
has Il perfect right to do so.
Respectfully
}. G.. LoNG.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30
NOTICE TO ADMTNISTRATO TORS.

As some parties have lately ihtcryos-
ci to delay the p.ymcnt for Advertising
Citations ni other Notice. required
by law in The Admin 'stration Of c.t,tc..
when net paid i'll advance, we give emphatic
notice, that sc will net insert srch ndver tisc-
ment, f"r any ""r. until our fee i, paid We
cnnnot b" I""t"d to await The result Of lit
gaton, sometimes prolonged tc almost life
time, for our pry or even to nwai, tho set
element nj tho end IF n year and rick the
Solvcn'y on mismanngcrncnt Of the estate
{" our pay. Tho officers Of tho Courts NAV
1t, it, for they have no capital invested, no
o''ico rcni, insurance, taxes, materials or en-
ri"'c" To piy ont Of their fees, but we have
all those expenses To meet and must make
"s sure ns possible Of every dollar We earn
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

There may not be "millions in it, y
but there is certainly money i'll every
lot, for the first purchaser.
East Union is bound to be quite 4
town in Il very few years.
1t is the best place in the County
for Il Steam Gin, Saw and Grist
Mill, and ono will be built there
soon.
With all the advantages of the
Town Schools, churches and market,
Il cheap home and farm lot can be
bought at East Union, almost adj
joining the corporate limits of the
County Scat, escaping the heavy
town taxes and avoiding all other
lnconvcnicnt responsibilities of those
living in town.
1t is Il Grand Chance for persons
with small means to double their
money quick:
n plat of the town, with the lots
all numbered and plainly shown, can
be had at the TINES office.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30

THE New PAPER COMPANY ORGANIzED.--A
meeting of Tho stockholders of the State
Publishing Company, the corporation whioh
has been formed to establish n new moruing
newspaper In Co,uuhia, wns hold in Tho
directors oon of The Loan and Exchange
&C n, 80.
izing the company and electing a beard OF
dircctors. The books showed that large
majority of the capital stock Of $4,000 had
been subs cribcd and n majority Of the sub
scrirtions were rcprc.cnted in person or by
proxy. There are about fifty stockholders
in Columbia aud over forty in other parts of
The State.
Tie following board cf directors was
elected: Vim. II. Lyles, A. c. Haskell n.
q. Gonzales, Andrew Crawford, h. s Dcs-
rortcs and w. ii Gihbcs, Jr., Of Columbia ::
Thos. W. Woodward, of Fairfield; A. +.
Hutchinson, Of Rock Hill T.. r. McIvrr
Of Darlington. a set ofhy-laws was adopted
and the meeting adjourned. The director.
will meet at the earliest day possible to elect
an editor an | arrange ether matters. IL is
expected that the newspaper will appear
about February I.
The Columbia Correspondent of the Char
lesion World, dated Saturday, gives the
following further information:
The name of the paper agreed on is, "Thc
state" The following officers were unaui-
mously elected: Managing editor, N. G.
Gonzales secretary, treasurer and cashier
John s. Reynolds; foreman of composing
room, Julian \. Sclby; general state can
vassing agent, a. Il. Gonzales.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-30
UNION CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST CmuECn-REv. WALTER ]. Her.
BERT, PASTOR.
Services Sunday morning Mt IL o'clock,
md NJ Z 30 o'cl' OK Sunday evening: Sunday
School nt 10 o o'cloek A. NJ. Prayer Meeting
Wcdnt sday afternoon Mt 4 o'clock: lou"g
Peoples Prayer Meeting wednesday ever ing
ut 7 80 o clock.
BarrnT Cmuncm--REv. BESrAMIS G. LAMr-
LEY, PASTOR.
Services on tho 1st, 81 and dth Sun LAY
mornings A. | o clock Services on the lsi
81 md ID Sunday evenings nt 7.30 o'clock
whekly prcycr Meeting Thursday evening
Mt 7.3O O'Clock Sunday School At 10 A. NJ
EPISCOPAL CuvRCu REV. BENJAMIN hLis
TON, RECTOR.
Services sunday MORNING nc rI-o.cio'k
Services Sunday nherr oon nt O'CLOCK
Sunday School nj 4 o'clock l.. NJ.
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Services Shniay morning at IL o'clock
Weekly Prayer Meeting. Thursday afternoon
At o'clock; Sunday School nt 4 o'cloc
p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting At they, NJ. c. A. na
every Sunday afternoon at 4 o click