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The state chronicle., 1891-09-03

For Degree Courses, the studies o.
the Freshman and Sophomore Classes
are prescribed, and the studies OF the
Junior and Senior Glasses are elec-
tive. For the Eclectic and Business
Courses, all the studies are elective.
Studies in English, in Science, and IL
the Bible are given due prominence.
For catalogue, address the President.
1-1-2m.
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Davidson n-:-CoI|ege,
MeckIenburg Co., N. C.
Sept 10Th, 1891 to 's.s s:h, 1872.

j. B. SHEARER, d. d. LII. D..
President, aid Professor Of BfbHcaI
Instruction and Moral Philosophy.
w. j. MARTIN, Ii. D.,
VicePres, and Prof. of Chemistry
w. d. VINSON, N. A,
Professor Of Mathematics
w. S. GRAVES, NJ A.,
Professor of Latin and French.
w. S. CURRELL, Phi. D.,
Professor of English.
II. L. SMITH, Ph. d.,
Professor of Natural Philosophy.
G. l.. HARDING. Ph. d.,
Professor of Greek and German.
w. l.. LINGLE.
Tutor Of Mathematics
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The Masters Course.
The Bachelors Course.
The Science Course.
Eclectic Courses.
Business Courses
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| JUMPED UpoN THE JAILER.-Charlotte, N.
c., June 29.-This city WAS thrown into a
| whirlpool of excitement this evening when it
eondemneI TO death for the murder Of ths
| ran IN, j. B Mocc:, hal attcmytcd to mur.
der Sheriff Smith.
ms evening about o. clock Sheriff Smith
VINO has charge of the Jail. went into tho
jail to give the prisoners their sumner A.
ne came nl"nS by Fradhnm's c.l Br ,bhan
'SHe' hin for some matches to LIGHT hi,
lamp. While Sheriff Smith WIS feeling in
MS pocket, getting the matches, L, alhom',
ecu door flew vile open and he rnshcd ot
Sherit Smith, holding in his hand IN,
fragment of II chain which had served "a
nihd him to the floor Of his cell Bef .ro
nher,if smith realized what hhd happened
Drabham hal Knocked him senscl >, an wa,
III the act of Jumping on him AM making
sure of his deadly purpose, when lIenrT
oar'Weii, the negro Bratham t:iei s, hard
~ =" MI week or TWO ng', ru'hc to Sheriff
o.n''hs aid. With a'mon snncrhum,n
eHorts he pulled Brabham away from Sm tn.
A"out THIS time Sheriff Smiths wifo. who i,
~ Piucky a' her husban l. ru.hc into the
!"n corrid'r Seeing the b'oo flowing from
her husbanis bruised he I'd she r,iscJ ,,v.,
plstos to Br,bhams face and w,r:,,i H., ~
nc diu not return to his cell -. o,.
wouti blow his b-ains out Brahhom -, e"e
upon went buck into his cell '"ere.
Mnch excitement prevails h,r.l
.roi"!c is expected. Sheriff Stiiitns nue. nns
iuly. out not seriously injnrc l. Sptcsat 10
the State. "
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For the THINKS.
Proceedings OF North Paoolet s. s. Conven.
tion.


tion.
North Pacolet S. S. Convention met n,
Vt. Ararnt Church at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
June %, with PrcSident J l.. Strain in the
chair, Brother ]. d. Bailey conduct,d devo.
ti'n"l exercises. The f'llo sing scho ,l4
were Represented:
Abingdon Cr'rk.-r S. wcbher, T,lman
| Huskey c. C. Roberts.
CorinIh.--Jes-eo Nance.
Draytonvillc Mrs. Thos. Service.
ElBe'hel.-J. q. Jefferies
Gcthsemane.-John Bancs, J. G.. Thom on,
Mt Ararat.-R. d. Alexander, VIM. Nj.
Bridges.
Pacoet No IA. F. Kendrick, Rev. ].
d. Bailey.
Salem.-J. L. Strain, C. W. Whisonant.
S.r 'is.-G. I. lIuggins, J. r. Hughey.
Wilson's Chapc'.-L. NJ. Burgess, Sam'l
Vaughn, Jos Sanders
President asked Brother j. Il Jeffcries TO
read the constitution of the Convention. aft or
which the Convention adjourned until after
divine service.
The congr egation reasscmbed as the choir
sang: 'Sh,ll we NEE ?" The President
then declared the Convention ready for the
remaining business and after singing: "Now
Just a word for Jesus" and prayer by Bro.
Gresham, the regular programme was taken
=. no" omen, and under what circum.
~ s..:e'S ought the roll CT the S. School in bs
n I''tseI Discussed by j. II. JeHvrics md
IL. &. Patrick. ""u
~ 10" can christian parents live co,-
''s'ch, iifcs, and neglect tho S. Schoolo D;.-
SuSSeh by Brethren VIM. Jefferies md ~
Mir. Petty "h' Nov.
oil. Is the s. School the place ac Tho :,
Rr D.o" n OF chldren only, or for all ages ?
ny hev: Il. L. Gresham. "e''
"; "nat ought to be taught in tbe :
Sonoo, besides the lesson? BY C. W. Wbiso.
Grn' % nretnren g. L. N. Lesg, Rev. G. r.
o,"on' o""',! M Jtif'rics aud r. ID. Alexander
i, Question box dispensed with. A coliec.
,s,' "'s 'aNeh up to pay for minute hooks
:, ,ro "''i senerat purposes, which raid off
M;,,',, au ieis oo cts. IN the treasury.
ldopted WAS reat and
Inc fresident then congratulated tho Vs.
'eh''on upon the hopeful outlook of tho =
s"se ~ ~, IN this section, and thanked IN. noo,I
!, ;on w. iN'arat Tor their courtesy, kind alien.
~ M a"h 30 III behavior, and especially -nu!.,
~ Jet thess t, the efficiency of tho mu,;c
uo'eu l. ny the choir and congregation 49,
.H n;h success OF this meeting t, be largely ot
bro. y G. Jcfcries followed and
Io,, ",'inS endorse cnent OF what the Pr.si- |
I,a S''o ana lde special reference IN /
W, Wv n'Sr' eomm'dious ami vel ARRANGED |
,"nrch building which had just been ercctsd
= was ihdispu'ahle testimony ofa liying
""n .na' INA. nad nctu'tsd them to prcrarc .
pa'nce for the King of heaven" n. C,r
ner 'ari that this convention h.d ..s,.,;'.
- ,'''"'l'n to meet with ElBo,be, Cbmroi.
'henevsr 1t chose to do so, and ossnroJ -
"a. A., MS people would work for its succe,s
{, me CHOIR and congregation then snng
n"e'l oyIand-by' when Rev. J. ID. Boilev
on adjourned. o'''en
DAVIS JErrEprrs. Sec'y..
North Pacolet s. :, Can
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Cotton Blooms.

|
we ara not in favor ofparading before tb,
"or'u' and cotton spectators in porticu,o- >
'he e0'ry or earliest cotton blooms renor,ef
10 o"s; but as there arc no ear:y bloom.
'"'s ye'r' because the whole crop is hack.
""'"' ana having received b!o,ms sim.
"''""eo"s'y " from mary township, in tho
uou"'y' we see no objection to meniop;no
'"'' 'eiween last Friday and Tuesday vc
received Cotton blooms from our friends ~
d. A'verson and 4. d. Estes, of Cross Kors
brandon, of Jonesvilc W. @ "
Yong OF kclion; W. S. Liuleiohn. Of s.ou
s"r"' and one loft at the office, but we bovs
forgotten The ramc of the party.
AL OF the above blooms were picked on
'"e -''n or Zo'1' and not one of them from
i"ncy patch or manure heap.
lobe Alvcrs n says nc may not show ,ho
"'"' bloom, but when it comes to tho fro,
oi'' OF "H this years crop, he intcnls 10 bs
"tIa", or thar about"
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cefrespoudcnce or the TIsrs.
News from North Pso,lst.

ETA JAsE, June, 29.-YeaerIay ssfrn-
ded toe Sunday school conreniioa at Arara'.
very large congregation was preseut. All
the schools In the convention were r,pre-
sented except Mt. Noriab, Goudeysvilie
Mesopotsmia and A,hury Several visa Nc
brethren were prescott. among whom wers
Prof J. VI. Tsnkerslcy, Ravs. Mr.. Petty an 4
G. T. Gresham
""s pr-aoning uay 100, anu Rev. q. r.
Gresham preached from the text, "whst is
man profted il he gain The whole world
and lose his own soul! Or Whist sbaII :.
man give in exchange for his soul =,
The music rendered by tn. Ar.rat cbo;,
and congregation was splendid. Misses T.
~: Patrick and c. l.. N. Legx, were the
exactly how 10 rsysdiAaill4s sdsiAaill4 sgd scholar knew
The dinner furnished was evcrythiSgxa.s
taste could suggest or art supply. The
laiie, Of that community kuow exactly how
"io feed n multitude I am sorry that the
speak from pers nal kno wleige of this part
Of the herei ofore unpublished programme
Rev. }. ID. Bailey was elected t, fill the
pulpit for the remainder OF this year at
Arara', made vacant by the resignation OF
Rev. G. I. Gresham, who has been called to
| n work 10 Darlington county.
We have been shown the FIRST c,tton
blooms Of this season. They wee puck cd
by MIR. W. n. White, yesterday.
Col. Bosom Bellnck thinks he will get
done chopping out cotton by the 4Ih Of July
Last week was grand time for killing
grass, and our farmers made COOL use of it
There is still great complain, OF 'tton being
small, but it i, hoped that it will yet be ia
time to take on full august crop
We have any amount Of measles scattered
| over tnls c'unrrJ. Svm, n,milio. ar.
severely afflicted with the disease The,
are gcnera'ly stubborn about breaking out
We regret to learn that Mr.. Robert F. Glib
son, foreman at Wood & Lipscombs saw mil
near Draytouvllle, lost one OF his eye, by
being struck in it with piecs Of hoop h,
was saving.
Farmers generally report the ost crop
good. Although they are short, the he,d.
are well filed.
The ground is exceedingly thirsty. A
few days sunshine after the wet weathe,
makes it too hard to plpw with eas..
Most Of our chicken raisers complain tha
their poultry has MT done well this season
We see no reasons why they should not dc
m,nd good prices, about the time tho "b 8
meeting" begin this summer. Vox.
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Il NEGR0's SHARP TRICK. Chester. Jun,
L7.-A rather amusing md il nny be said
serious warning TO those who nrc ever rro,v
10 sign papers or mako endorsements with, n,
knowing fuly what thcy a,c approving wns
Drought to light IA few days ngn. Mr.. Chnr.rs
McGurckin, VIII" has lived ON Broad River
III TINS county for three "r four yca,s, but
VINO moved into town Il fc V months TO live
In order that he might hc wi hun tho mail
delivery limits, inns been since the time or
MS coming an applicant for the Office of
postmaster ofChcstcr. While Mr.. McGurckin
ms not and could not we'll have the endorse
mcnt OF the representative people of Chester
under the circumstances, il was generally
tnought that his chances for the appointment
were good, having rs his hackers some of
the lending Republicans Of the Sln,o.
MT, Mcinrck!n has .watel nnt,eutly for
m he was shewn petition from David
"en oi Chester. viz: bank president ,ho
clerk OF the Court, the county trc,surar u'o 'o
snerih' tho mayor of the town, one mr. ,u,n
""iern'en' anu number "f business, m,r
Ni. McunrcSin was struck dumb onl co,IJ
~ no. explain It, He only knew that Dov;J
in n'i'n was only II negro about TOWN n,
Chester 'o"h al
uh MS return from Washington h. m,l.
-" investigation which showed thnt K,un,
9. '" tno signatures to his petition
."nch'ly' ny 1t appears it wn- done in hi. |
'' pauih Is painter and has for th,. |
inSt week or two been WORKING an III, rn,
:, .io''sc and other buildings in town. Whnn
~ PRESENTED MN elf to the above nn,neJ
son.'emen iorthcir endorsement, they read ly
sa'e IL TO him, failing to specify for wL,,
, ".' "cl"g u"dorthc impression ,ha, i, WINS
lor oeing master OF hi. tin,l. Y,ur cnm
.'t,o""ch' Is TOLL that these facts hny, b,,,
'hl te known ut Washington. '''
,a. nanm IL local politician aud has sow,
wh .m Te @ WIN certain class Of nrrr""s
mn u" nc sold oHHttt0 to The - iinskcll and T,I'
,~- - 81 the Demccratte-ra.,y- las,
:: ;sEeaioer' and again in the municipaI cr"r,
'ion ,Inn rev months aS'. 1t i, thoug ght thnt
- ouneo'ood' the present postmistrcss,
!nc TACT that Mr.. McGurckin j. NOT =,
against him. ''' W
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correspondence Of the Union TIups
Interesting from Meado-

'tAh"R. June 29th The mast wool h..
% oon o"Sy one indeed. Every avail,be bo.
,'"" Pl ugh hand ~ well rs mule and b,rs,
n'S oern Kept busy "making hay wh;lc rho
s"" Shihes, and hay they have nude too
% ,or mere has ccriainly bocn no little prosI
A'he during the time. With fsw
more "ays OF sunshine the farmers a-o,nJ
"e'e WEI gc' their crops rc,dy for gooI
r",, ""ieh VIII be nee led whether they are
ready or t. "''
notice that the Rev Mr. Hicks. the great
wL;," ","cr Pronhe,. predicts a urouth n,w
While Mr. Hicks prophecie, .bit,', @ "
times, earnestly hope that il will, om;,r',
.niS 'in', rs n drou'h would play havoc will,
'"e crops after so much rain
ohc OF The topics of conyers ,,iop ,ro,,
mere now Is the seemingly gloomy f,t,re for
inc cotton growers. Well. we wait n,,io,,I,.
ana nop.flily, wonderin, all the wh;lc
"na' tue future will bring. But i, !. oou
.'ih mat II another seven or EIGHT uiI,;o,
"aIc' crop /, made III $ yca- we will hove
sumo low prices in cotton next fa'l sure
enough. ." sure
we would hc much obliged TO frienI Wv
:; !. nc viii s"nd us n nice fitting pattern of
''o n'"'e pants with full instructions No |
y" "u'e snSpendcrs. too, or how do Won
SSeS &Ssu them on tell you, MIR. Editor ,,;.r.
< what the IN schiev u, fie, and |
b., IKE fellow stujy up these
not day.. h'd uccn ,binkina Of ,rv;na
,on'c II 'ls'Xperimcufs but na.u't yor,c;
lar as pants. s"'e' us
MRS: Mary Gibbs. who is SPENDING so,oo
l"'c win her Jaugh'cr. Mr4. VI. B 1e,iar
50 o"'y recovering from long spell Of sicl
"'s, w. H. Meador, who has hcc, s;ck
VI So'" Time. Is "lD gradually inproyiny
w. Is. T..
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THREE Cs RE-ORG >NIz ,r,,x -r,,o;,.
Chamberlain ofihc Three Cs roilro,I ,.a
seen yesterday and asked for mform,,;'.
ABOUT inc plan for reorganization of ~,
World ~ saturday
lie Said that IL WIS time that - nr,, -,
reorganization had been agreed upnn ,nL
Peiiec'cd upon paper, for the future MANAGE.
n''"' hnu development of the Three -
property. ''
, me parties To the agreement are. E;,.,
me Ihiladclphia bondhollcrs s,c,r,I ,I
Boston bondhUlders. third. tbc N,ssno,,,, ,,,'
setts and Soilhc.n Cunstructinu comnonu
Messrs Erb " Harris fourth. a cnmu,,,,
W hVe, TWO representing the phl l,dcl,h,a
oonuhoiuors, AMI two the Boston bond
fon. ",e lhe hith chosen by the other
ionr TO mediate between them. s'
The plan adopted concentrates ,I,o ;.
VI certain amount of new preference bon,I,
which arc TO be II first lien ~, ,ho 'i'
property Of the road. Cert,in porti,u
tue lunds thus acquired will be ,,scI in
.nS existing debts outside Of the nr,sn,,,
.'' 'io' tSaGc bordS, aud il. The con.,ru,..
.ou anu completion ofsomc parts Of IN, cnn.
=, I"P"'ed ilhc of railroad After ,h,, J..
eu IAe"ahSe OF the existing MORTGAGE bo,L, |
'oi 'ne new preference bonds. nt nm cs,,h.
Iished rate is con cmpiatcd
~ 10 ihi possible u forecast the nIturo or
~ S".9s "nch such plan can l.. corrici
~ n,"i ehcct. 1t - of course contaminated
- '.'o schemc, To pay the debts nf ,Lo
IT, 81 rs 10 release the proptriy fro,n
lie hands Of the receiver in orJcr H. u
o"Pany may resume its normal f,nc,;o
Tow Iong thus will require is entirely nr.,hIo
latlcal. - World P'ooie-
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TUT tHe TINES.
TO 8. s. Secretariss.

ETA JANE, 29.-MR. EDIrop:-Will v,,--
Pieaso allow me through your colnmns 10 :
request the Secretaries ofthc different sun
nay ocho Is in this county to furnish m,
win their names aud post office Il d.c,.c,
mat can furnish sich inf,rmatio, as i, "a.
CURED by Rev. {. L. FIkc, Statistical Sec O.
a'ry OIL me ). g. St'te s. s. Ass 'ci .tion, as
h, Me. Ms furnish them with the n"ccssa-y
blanks upon which TO make OUT IN .ir rc.or.S
10 tho County s. s. Convcn.ioI in Auonst
next. Minister'S and others intcrcs.el will
please exten this notice.
JAS. l.. STRAIN,
S'cy., Union Cunty s. s. Convention
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A Snake stdry.
gentlemen st7dDy~y In front of the bo,o,
looking at an objsss on the ground onJ -,
course he male for The spot in search -, -.
news item. "
On arriving at the spot he saw rho o,;o,,
OF attraction was snake. Wa, il n Ri,
snake Local? Senior, shall we fol, u.e
truth Well, Local, ifyou are going f.. .."a m
up the reputation o: the profession Won wii,
nave to learn how to stretch the bianks,
"Ne. So go ahead and bc sire 10 ,eovo
"o'e I" rnek out mt. Do not let them co,ch
you Well, yesit WAS a sn.ke-, bic sn.L.
,oo' 1t was oftbo spreading adder species
IL WIS striped aud streakei and had n vcrv
Ve"omous appearance, and measured nn,
""r' '""n thsss ffsFt uui ten inches
IT. was ki lea and hung up for NOR. rain
WV VIII some oni Eel us how long that snake
we do"' care hnw lang It was; but We do
A"ow 'Nat we Has, e big s.in the dsy after i. |
was hung up, and we'are now be ie7,r n
The sn'ke-rain theory.
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TnE New CoNxEcrIoxs Tho ,.
tne Columbia, Newherry and I,anrn,s over r
ueorg'a. Carolina and Northern rooJs Nv" ho
tween tnls city aud Elbcrton unJ A,I,o
ua,, giving Columbia the advantageous con-
hec'iohs with the up country. ar, now r',' rUm-
ning on full schedule time. prc.; Ian, "n
on'ids sa,d yesterday that already the ,T'c,s
were visible, that the trains were bauI,ma
g"o' number of passengers from jLn -
country ana he expec the traffic f. inP
crease every day. - '"-
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''-"" y heavy storm of wind AMI rain with
some haii, passed over this town ms, Mo,dor
Afternoon, blowing down trees earn .n.,
"'"'r crops AMI doing considerable DAMAGE
generally a gentleman who came down or
'"' ""'" that evening told w that n terrific
our" p"SSct over Cowpcns that afternoon
"''"S much damage to crops. dwellings md
fences gu"
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Afternoon Tea at Mrs, Daw,;,s,

The Lndi"s of the Episcopal Church will
give another of those delightful social Te,
lartics, to assist them in paying the Rectorv
aeo'' a' Mrs Dawkins next Tuesday even
ing from 6 to 0 o'clock. Ice cream and
other refreshments will tc served and q
genial social gathering is Promised.
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Protect the Animals.

We have often thought that it would be q
very jndieious and humssae Eesssp EesssptS:.--- .,
the r"bSe money vs~-Iown CcEoStrH Il
onili shelters over the horse racks 90 u, Z
'"' poor animals may be protected from the
weather No. long ago we heart gentle.
''''" from the country complain that he
"o"la b. hnel if he hitohed his hor.e to n
S""''' 'rcc' "nd yet the Council would not
provide suitable hitching place.
we throw out this hint to our city
i"'hers aud ask them to consider il,
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E~D we are in:or'ncd hy MIR. J. II. Me.
N'S-ick' our excellent Clerk of Court. ,l,,,
nc mas received The pension checks fer NJ,
persons entitled to them in this county, and
"'"''ch 'h's" belonging to parties living At
r''''H !, III inc country, but request
'""'' e"''''ci I" checks in this township to
call at his office fpr them
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BtiA- Having been requested, but too lato
{" '"mI " thi, week, to publish Col. McKis-
sick's aiircss ut the laying of the corner
stone "fthc Graded School building. with our
report Of the proccc iings, we have con ncludod
& SPARKS - ' ---~'. -.--..-.. -..--,
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EN. \ ur'ivhtful E,,

RSA- \ delightful German was given NJ
,"' "Pe'" i"u'c, last Monday night. in
hon"r "fM s. DcCamr, OF ocSch,ncctadv n
'"' MISSES Sal ie and Pauline Moore, of Ian.
= =. VINO are about closing a very
Pie's"nt visit of some weeks to fr;c,l, :.
'"'' iowa. during which time they have made
many warm friends among the young and
ol OF this community
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For the TIMES.
In Memory or

|
| year has 4ed since tie ,rk sn,e, of
D'a'h cros'ct tho threshold of n Il NV
nome ana bore our Lowell one away, after
| lohS nni p'inful illaess. horne with christ;n,
ioftituie and in hi: oua !.laE;.ago h. j.. ;o,
| resting IN the sunlight of his Col The hone
OF meeting him in heaven alone will conf ri
"S'f We know he carrot come TO us but
we en- 60 t. him, for his los, to us irrcrar-
'o,,' Dut IN our s"row we pray that q ID
w'il max" us feel and know t'i,t III. wi no
done. w
Oic yer ago to-day,
lie swce'ly passed. away.
an In the Cemctary sa,rcl spot
We VIII VISIT his gray, and fu get him
not.
IhIs one by one earth's iaL.a 4. .llne,6.~v--
AS we see our love decay
And hopes go fondly cherished.
briShtcns but to pass away.
copied for my deT, sweet P.p,.
>, English SPAWN Linimcnt romovos ou
hard' S'ft or Calonscd L,lnr ard B:cm,
,she' rom 'rsc',' Blool Spay;ns, Cares
Sp'n's' sweeney. Rim ,-"olc, Sting,
@P'a'nS' all Swo;.cn throl's. Coughs. etc.
oaVc 9'Oby use OF on, bottle. W,rrant,
the INST wondrful Bcmsh Cure ever
known. S"lt b J. NJ GIBBS < SJY
Druggists, Union.
Big batgains in Millinery ,od& for t,o
next few days. g. GRAHAM < SPARKS
heap cash st0re.
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RA- Frof Rnyhill's Reading and Recita-
ii"ns Tuesday evening, was certainly a treat,
h"h we regret that so many of our citizens
missed it. The Attendance was not at all
what the entertainment well deserved.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

"M 'ni FORGET lr. You will find nj
,', d. "r'"r s. cigars. tob,cco and snuff of the
,,nn ;" "'''S, o'n"r' plain and fancy, canned
!" fancy grocery store. Can md 400 nv
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

THE SON OF HIS FATHER.-Mr. f. =. Nc
Kissick has resigned hi, position as trave
ling agent and correspondent Of The Ntw,
and Courier to accept the postt on of assistant
manager ofthe battery Park Hotel at Ashe-
vile, North Carolina. lie will enter upon
the dischsrgs Of his new duties without
delay.
1tgoes without saying that The News and
Courier parts with MIR. McKissick with very
sincere regret. lie has been connected with
the staff of this newspaper for four or FIVE
yeArs, s.d h-, ou4r. roa h time eff Co the hearts
of his associates by the quality Of his service
and by his always courteous department.
He has made II host Of friends in al parts of
the State, aud wherever he gpe, he is com.
inendcd most hea'tly to the public CONF.
dcnce.
The son Of his father, and with some OF
the best BIO ID of the State mnglins in hi,
veins, MIR. Mckissick cruld not be other
'han he is, n man of high character, Of fine
a'tainments aud rich promise.
Maj. McKissick began his work a,.. a
journalist with us, on tho Union TIMES, aud
soon die .,'ayed all those able ani unirinc
qualities necessary to success in that arduous
and cIacting occupation. This Capt F. W.
Dawson, one Of the nb,cst newspaper men in
the country quickly discovered, AMI gave
him position on The editorial staff of the
Nrms 0na Courier, and his work on that
journal, tog thcr with his manly and genial
conduct, have made him oac of the most
dcscrvedly popular young men in the South.
Most hea,tiy do we wish him the abun-
richly dtscrvcrs -'--------
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

S~ We have hearj complaints as W 70 fH'
Sanitary c ndition OF tho vilIsg-, and VIC
hope the Bonrd Of Health will look int the
muicr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-03

COOL OFF.-If you want the best Soda
Wafer Mix Shakes and Ice Cream, J. Is.
Portcr's is the pace TO get them /; opposite
The Depot, where everything is fitted up in
first class stJ To- and best of attention given