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The Rev, w. r. Mowbray has been
invited by Pomona NJ. y. Church to re.

! llt iAtN1 " ~ NL'N bAhl AiA' bNNh
invited BY Pomona NJ. l.. Church to re-
turn MS pastor next conference year.
The steamer she, built by the Harlan
g. H0llingsworth Company, has been
sold by the Potomac Transportation
Company to the Maryland and Virginia
Steamboat Company.
Dir. Marius Duyall, medical director
United States navy, retired, died on Sat
urday at Annapolis. The widow of the
deceased is daughter of the late Chief
Justice Booth, one of Delaware's early
jurists.
4 section hand of the p, w. & B..
railroad, named William Steiner, was
arrested Friday last by Detectives Jones
and yandegrift, for attempting to wreck
express train No SO, near Baltimore on
Tuesday week. The prisoner was held
in $500 bail for hearing in the upper
court.
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SMrRNi.


Special Correspondence OF Gazette ana journal
SMYRNA, Feb l9.-lhere is much talk
in regard To the coming peach crop. The
merchants, labOring people and farmers
alike are interested, and as they meet in
the stores andon the streets this forms the
one topic. The warm days of the last week,
together with the warm rains, has done
much in advancing the peach buds, which
are said 10 need only a few more days to
bring them ont in bloom. Especially is
tins the case in young orchards.
SMYRNA, Feb. 23.-Large quantities of
Of perch and rock and occasionally shad
are being taken from the waters of Wood
land Beach. Two gangs of fishermen,
located one above and the other below
the beach, have been engaged during the
whole Of tins month iii stretching and
hauling their scncs. The best fish are put
III barrels and sent 10 Philadelphia.
The members Of Harmony Lodge, A. r..
A NJ, were addressed Friday evening by
one Of our former townsmen Prof, IL,
Irving Handy, n citizen of Newark,
Considerable chicken thieving is being
carried on here the principal part Of theft
is the work of hpys from eight TO fourteen
years old. These boys band together in
the day time and make Il tour of til" town
stealing both chickens and eggs. II they
find hen setting, they divide mp the
spOll5 part taking the eggs ana part the
hen. These they trade and sell among
the merchants where its possible to
do so without being caught or detected.
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SMYRNA, Feb. 23.-Washington's birth
day, though coming on Sunday, was par
TALLY observed to-day. The banks were
all closed with notices posted on the doors
containing the words Legal Holiday"
A great many school children, like many
of their parents, had overlooked the fact
and were only made aware Of il when they
reached the school grounds or We're ar-
prised of it on their way by those return
ing. The Rev. W, w. w. Wilson preached
very appropriate sermon Sunday even
ing, frequently referring to the "Father Of
His Country Mrs Matlack gave one of
her Bible readings in the temperance read
ing room this afternoon to 4 well-lilled
house.
A very quiet wedding took place this
morning at eight o'clock on Mt. Vernon
street. The contracting parties being Miss
Louise Jones of this town and Frank File
Of Wilmington. They were married by
the Rev. W. W. w. Wilson at the brides
home after which they took the SIS
express for their future home in Will
mington.
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John Bal, aged about 70 years, a
well-known farmer near Montchanin,
and an uncle Of Judge J. Frank Ball,
went to bed in apparently good health
Monday, but was seized with cough
ing spell and died in u short time. lie
leaves a wife and several children.
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LEGISLlTIVE PROCEEDINGs.

Specially reported Tor the Gazette and journal
senate.
DOVER, Feb. ls.--The Senate met at 10 ~
d. M.
Notice: BY Mr., Richardson, to protect
Tcgistc.ed, branded and homing pigeons;
by Mr. Filling, to vaeate part of Riddles
road, Wilmington.
introdueed by Mr. Richardson, to
amend the charter of Wilmington, Cthe
board of Health billy; Il create an add
tional school district Sussex county.
Read and referred: House bills to amend
chapter 379, Vol. XIV; to amend the charter
of the Stone Il Hudson Supply Company:
20 amend chapter 6s3, Vol, X; to divorce
Sylvester and Ellen Tofbert; Ella A. and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-02-26

The board of aldermen of New York
Tuesday passed a resolution naming
the triangular space ut Seventy-third
street and the Boulevard SHERMAN
Place" in memory of the late general.
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The House reasScmblcd at o'clock.
Read and referred House bill transfer
ring Isabella Smiths farm from District
No. % to District No 81, Kent county.
Passed; House bills to amend chapter
30, Revised Code, in relation to sales Of
land by executorsl; to amend the charter
of the Peninsular Agricultural and Pomo-
logical Association; to reincorporate the
Wilmington Mills Manufacturing Com
pany; Senate bill TO incorporate the Adams
Milling and NOTWITHSTANDING COMPANY;
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PersOnalr-

Mr' l. l.. Eison, of JonesvilIc bas oo,o.
'ou position with Mr.. r. n. Gee whan v,'p !,
wi Dc pleased TO sec his friends FL :, ~
""o young man, end we are oI,d ,o =.
MN among us again '''0'"e
MISS Ssnora Nix, of York, i, vis;,;, r
'feob Rice and family. "'-
MISS Laura Blcoss, of Yewberrv :, ,;.;,
"r' ana Mrs. l.. N. Rodger.
= Mr. and Mrs }. II. Rodger, rcturno1 c-,,,
Dr's'ol, last Friday. ''' '''ni
MI and Mr'. Thornton s,rino,.,ou r.
= ""i'sV''le Flo, are visiting friends ,n1 ro,'
lives here. rei'-
"'. 'ohnoie Wilson of Sice,s 1. crs.,, =
aso4ionsurss- osssssN
- oS'''oh with Messrs. Hnrry & Belk, nj ,be
Racket Store. - '"o
MISS Rosa swope, of Baltimore, has chars.
OF Mes'rs. Graham & sparks aIlliperv na
Partment this season.
Mesos Mary ani Carrie Duncan, Of Ga.Im
filI' are visiting Mr.. T. C. Dnnc.,
amily. 'uu
Mir. IL. NJ. Mcpherson has returned Co.
be cotton season..
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Unroa Boys Booming.

|
! G've'' Union boy of well grounded mora
| character halfa chanc., and he as naturally
| RISES to tie top in business and social spheres.
as sparks fly upwards" Lot him once
get out from tho old beaten rack Of "como.
Jay So'day lie in which he has been list
''ssiy r'oldinS m'oag. and place him in n
N'e'y' 'trrlng, gc-ahcad community. where
'act' '"'ent and iadcmitab!c rush insures
success he Is bound to win his way ammo
the foremost of the prize winners. And il
does our Ecart good to record such successes
rs the following:
Dr. e. y. Jc.crics, a graduate ,f Woff,,J
college, III the c'"ss 1886, AMI crrdua.c of
Tulane University, New Orleans lin 1880
mas been elected and la, accepted pos ton
IN inc eye ca, n2se ana throat department,
Ia inc New orleins City Hospital. His nd
- 20 -e5--or'r,r rumpNft ST, View Or
leans
Mr. CL'HENc& L. JOHNSON, youngest son Of
'o'' David johnson of this town. bos bc,,
erected TO The chair of English L tarature. in
NE Citadel Academy, in place of Lieu, ]
Kinard, resigned.
ffof. johnson graduated with d;sI;rc.
Ilon from the Citadel Academy, in the clasq q |
1889. lie is young ran of nuro,, ,,,,.i |
'n'r'ctef ana we consider him one of the
anu most promising young men
n the State.
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EsA- To Clifford Seminary is putting
o' I ..s.1y and lovely appearance Mr.a1y
.orc than ha'f the rooms are flied ard new
and Cd pupils fon alt ovev the State are
arriving every day, with n pretty good
.?rnklirS cf day scholars. They are be-
Ing arranged in classes nccording to their
advancement, and all, from the Principal
down TO the cook, arc steadily settling down
to their work.
-uS il 1aoks as If tsis-u;li he the most
successful year Of the institution. Nearly
all the old pupils will return. many of them
or'ng'hs new ones, which is tho best evidence
@! the Topu'ar'ty and good work Of the semi
nary while many ara rapping at lis doors
for admission, but we fear there will not be
room for aE this year.
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Corres lnndence of the lines.
a -9aa a,I.s..au-lina,,a ra,o.,;,1.

49, 2aa. I-sSs .Gras- Lap
VINO lived Oh HIr. T. L. n fffes' p,ant.,ion
about about four miles from Jo, willie, fell on n
circular saw whi'c in mo'Ih last Saturday
,;"s o,n"s' ana was 50 baify save! aa; md
hhted that he dicl last night,
Mr. Horn hal boon living wi, N,.
ma'nrs for twen'y-Six years. and to his cnro
."r. names entrusted much Of his business
Us nc knew th't il would be in safs and
honest handi: MIR. Horn purchased tbrJ
interest in tie Steam Saw Mill of Nss,n.
iiames and Jcffcries last Spring, for which
he paid the cash. lie was foreman ~ tha
mn tni'l and did the saving. although ohomt
%nl!eea % years ago he was seriously iniurc Inv
pel.g caaght in the saws of a cotto, cin'
na'ihs one arm badly disabled for ia
aailo aiom wNioh he l'y dreadful sufferer far
about three months. ''f
;. attn ugh Of poor parentage, with n v,r,,
limited edu q ion and n largo f,m;In ." ':y
Tor, yethc w,s claar of,iett. and was ro, wv;
on well in worldly aff4irs, while no moro
rohofa"'e, upright christian gentleman over
n'ei 10 aiorn the Society in which bo
10Y isa-,~hs No l. oonsiste memher nf tho
Me'hodist Church at Joncsyille. MOI lone
S,noe S nc insured his life in the New yort
nu,o''i Tor $1,000, on which he had onlv |
pau one "nnua! ins'aliment, his death bnr,
ho ".0'''c' he'o"e the second payment
""'' NO one Was 10 blnmn ,lo
Saa aH"ir was entirely accidental NJ IIon
was not con scious after he was burt va, :.
Is Is reasonable t. presume from the cons. .,oa,
NE he had lived, and from his christian nra'
vss,oh mat he was prepared TO meet tbe
,LI o.,''ge from Time 10 eternity, and had
'ruaentiy provided some temporal means
OF ms Ge'eaVe family. '"'
W.. r' M. penny, who has bean y.r, !
'W WIN ln'ercep'ion of the bowels i, sur
'soa TO have passed the crisis, and will
oyer Three of hi, brothers arc at hi. re-
Zone from Piedmont, and tw bel
D"ev,1'e. + i.' n1',:; Mrs. 5; a. Prtcr and from
ni a,sS Marion Of S'ntuc, hare daughter,
M,. }. F. Altman. who is IAN.
doing very well. iown with fever,
hers who WI i, have ~",tsok hsso little son and some
hssir' H. C. s~ ,h, W. are ItIsippn Ii! tiI%ipro'iug
i.phono On Sss have eS% Tssas "na
nsenonU,im S OF fully interviewed thon fNas
20, or disi;, re cannot report as to 'uu", ,hn $
''' VI u'S"Nes of tho Wcsi. - inc
TELEPHONE
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Corre'p ondencc OF the TINES.
Two Weeks News from Pea Ria,o

0y"''Taole bedther for Gop,-Rel;giov, Ne.t
'n9'--heHon hliianes in M,ir Nc,r U,U-
rroSperom School-ShocIiDg .1ec;5>n, -, =
na" MH-Saaayapper eaio.sed ond ",,"
ideas ddranccd. va" "e"
hELToN, Sept. Mn. rnro, ,n
pe:hg absent from your columns two uoot,s
| appear again this morning 10 fell ,ho -
! ina, L nave gathered in that time
| we nave had n very unf.yor.b,e s.o
| Tor saving fodder, anil there ba, hoon
great deal Of that valuable crop Io.t on :"
oamaaei TO some extent.
me cotton crop in this vicinity hss hoo,
cut OF TO considerable exteu; by the cnlJ
wave ana excessive rains.
hevs. d. r. Boy and NJ. i. Kelly closed
Pro'rac'e cd meeting at Flint Hock eIurcL ~,
the frs, day of September. There o,o" ,vnro 9'.
accessi2ns. On the ihh they bego, go 80
oil INC Lias Al n th ahen l~-s-rTy5VI IN .e1
i'"oneu ny request, yesterday aftcrnoo,
rom hevelitions 6:l7-''For the er,ot H.
OF ms wrath is cone and who shall bo OH,
to stand?" ''i oe ao!e
Inc members of Ke'on Alliance bo,J,noi,
nrs' meet ng in their new hall on Soturdov
the fifth Of September. ''o"y
Mr Il; IL. Aycock has something over one
'un"leu Pup:ls IN bis school at present, and |
mas empl 'ycd an assistant teacher Nr, n,,
Linder, Of Union. WIS Dr'
Mr.: Frank Horn, while working at , linn,
Der mil las, Saturday morning. accidonioIi,,
ac ,h ms fc"t inside The SAW frame and r,n,
terribly manelel by falling upon the revoI,,
ing raw. lie was cut from lust above ,ho
"risi 70 half way between the elbow onJ
snouuer' then it strdck his body runnino nm
! sac and Almost sevcrng his shoulI.r
rom hi' body. Mr.. Horn wa, n nood
honest fard working mln. and hail
'esp'cted by all who knew him. e''
Mr.. Editor, SardIapper in yites hi. brou,o,
ar'n'rs to give plan by which every mon
an hoid ms own s1nd AMI thereby ict ,bn
rceks wash out. Now wifi throw ont
.. a~7'tS"s IS "s"ns sthnt line: ref every farmor
ut hiil SIDE ditches; OH the upper side a, ! !,
h'se tche' make what call sirainers h.,
~ PIac'hS row of poles, place rine :;
nush upon The arst row Of poles then u
"o.her ro" ofrpcs and brush, but n li,tln
IVY me nrst r9w. Thu. will let clean
"iGr W.; mo ms difh. Then fill cvory gully
ms innd WITH zine tops or some o,ber
'crial Tint wiz hold snnd. Wbon ,,,; o'"er 70
'hS " WIN not ec long until we will have ~
od banks to nll our crooks and I,,o,,In nave
w even me rivers will wash out. onJ nj
II m land croH Of cora will be pretty nor hi
IA nix our legislature shoull m.Ls r.
V mar would cofpel every Iaod ownor j." -
al the gullies IA his premises with sam
nS 'h"' would stAp the sand at home onJ NJ
"'IW u 10 n the creeks and brsnchos
luz , oriln, oVerhow'pg his neishbors' l,nI u,
iin2 s'hi updp them, makin4 +,
'D"i> W i,r nothing ,Rot csen for IN .tnr.
"oui" IKE TO hear fAom orr brother c,r Gu
upon this important subject. tiv,
fkELToN Wu,rr ,
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Death Of hrs. McDermid.

we regret to 'ate that Mrs. Marion
McDerm'd, wife Of Mr.. K. NJ. McDermil
'''' ut me res denc, Of her mnsban in
ms town last u,slay night at IL O. clock
htt'r protractci illness.
MIS- McDermid, was formerly Miss B.st.
OF Charleston. Although she Dad not resi-
ded IN Union great while, she had gathered
around hex a -s-sat-,a.a.-----
ia't hnenhs, by whom she will be GREATLY
'''''' Inc AFFLICTED husband and family
nave cur deepest sympathy in their atflicton
me remains were taken to Charleston for
lnte'mcnt last Friday evening.
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Correspondence Of tho Union TINES
Life Mt Santuo.

SANTuc, Sept I've hive been having
some heavy rains in thi, section of late. and
largo quantity Of fodder has been greatly
damaged, after being pallci The weather
is fair no y, and if,t remain, so this week will
witness large amount being saved.
large lamp exploded Saturday night in
tho honse of Morgan Fuller. colored, at this
place, and came very near frightening his
wife TO death, who was sick a: the time. One
side of the house was badly scorchej, was all
the damage done.
Another street lamp has been put ND iu
this little town, which now makes seven,
including the one in the Salem church yard.
The Council has just graded the streets to
the Baptist and Presbyterian churches, aud
the other streets are being improved a. rap
idly rs the Council can afford.
Mrs. Robert lIcrndon. of YORK, is visiting
her parents, Maj. and Mrs. J. a. Fant.
Mrs. II. G. lI,bson will lsave for Spartan
burg to morrow, to have hor eyes. which
have been failing for snms time, medically
trsote'. Her brother, Dr. Il. G. Je,cr will
accompany her. Mrs. Hobaon is a most cs.i-
~ Observation-Disclosures ,eaaq5;tt:,----.,er- aq5;t aq5t:.
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Correspondence OF the TINES
Happs nings at Ne ador.

AEADoR, SEPT. T.--Chills and fever, and
whooping-cough are raging in this commu-
nifty at present.
The early fodder is sbout all pulled, not
withstanding the very unfav ,rsble we ,ther
Joe Gis', n very old negro living on Mr.. R.
I. Davis place, was found 5ca lat Welnes-
day morning lie let his,house late Tues.
day afternoon to get some wood Though
he did not return hi, felix's thought nothing
of it, suppos'ng he had gone to his sons, near
by, Next morning, rs SION as hs was
xsss ss<s ;se4e s, ; "a ssS SssR$ nj
SICK or wood the ove-bef,re, and EVIDENT
ly carrisd it a short distance and then sat
down by a tree. whore he was found dead
next morning Heart disease, is supposed
to be the csu'e Of his death. Coroner
Gregory hold an inquest Wednesday after
noon.
A. Mr.. Opo.suu met with quite n singular
dosth near here few nights ago. 1t
seems that his supply of provisions was get
ting low, 80 he conclud drd to hunt for some,
thing accordingly he went to tree in n
colored mans yar'i near here which was
filed with chickens, and mounting it,
he grabbed large hen, but she proved too
much for him, and in the struggle they fell
from the tree. In falling the oppossum fell
or the spike of an old handleless "goase.
neck" hoe, which went through his body
| and killo him. You be, he held to that
hen as long as he could after he fell.
| II IS very evident that something around
here likes to feast on young turkeys. Ii
can't be oppossums, nor can it be owls
| foxes, miuks, or any other kind Of varmnts,
for they would leave some sign of eating
..~-----!. .--~---.---~ So, or -
in one night, which has been the case twn
OF three different times lately in this com.
munity. No, Sir. It's noting but set OF
two legged rogues, who are too lazy to work
and depend on stealing for living. We
hear of from one to five. and in two or three
cases seven, being stolen every night |
think il somebody would give them big
dose of lead it would check lhcm. But the
worst oft is, they can be caught up with
MIR. Judson Bishop is the boss crane killer
around here. He killed one few days ago
that measured six feet from tip to tip of bis
| wings. One thing that crane must have en-
joyed while living, was tasting his fish all
| the way down neck two feet long.
Mrs. NJ. a. Estes, of Fairfield Co, is visit
| ing her brother, NJ. Stephen Crosby and
family. w.B. C.
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Death Of Mrs. Jonathan Edwards

we regret to lcarn Of til. death Of Mrs
Mary Edwards, wild Nv Of the late Jonathan
d. Edwnrds, which occurred very sud-
-dehly at the rc,idcnce of Mr.. n. p. Nc
N'Ss.cN' last Monday evening. Mrs. Edwards
was IN usual heath aud spirits at the supper
taoic, but in few minu cs afterwards sbo
was taKen SICK aud called for camphor. AMI
'el're a'd could BE- given her she was deed
Inc bereaved family has the sympathy Of
lhe community in their alilction.
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Annual Meeting of The Union B. and r. A.
ISOLATION. - -A

me annual meeting of the Union Build.
'"S and Loan Association was held Inst
iueS""y' /" The hall of the Association.
lhe rep TT Of The Secretary and Treosure,
WIS very satisfactory, representing the affairs
o '"e association in very healthy and
houFishing condition.
ihe oil Boa.td If Directors wcr, up,n;.
m"usiy re elected, as follows:
ii. l.. Cos. j. c. Hun er. II. M Gr;rh,u
=" - ~ RAM w. Il. Sarto", W. l.. Thomson.
W. d. Beuley, L. G. Young and W W
Hughes
.-'''" '"evt'Hg or rtrc Dcaru on Tbory1ov-
H. L. "oSs was reelected President and "
W. hughes, Secretary and Treasurer.
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for me h'ce.t Dress Goods nj tbc ,ow
f'''''' o'' on GRAHAM & SPARKS.

thchiSG MISUNDERSTANDING Tan,
E nept' "a special from All ,nta ,oys. W.;
,l''n h'en: the negro who shot and f,ta,ir
wo"nde I u. J. Myers, marshal at Gnv,"ns
M paid the penalty ofhis crime Ins, ,;;,'j't aJ
IL a' o, was taken from the officers who had him
:" onnrse' carried to the woods, chained ~
IL rsennI TeI shot to death. IIe was captured
H. J,ayton on Monday aficrnoou, and Sher .fr
Tb"pss Tbses S oi iannali County went after him
Was ,scn .',5 i't'e res stance, ond tho negro
wpen ne was put to death. He was asLai
~ ~ ne had anything 10 say. lie prayed God
10 destroy tho world and blot out bYma,;,,'
aat toiu ms execationcrs to go ahead TI.
"e'so OF tue men was generally approyed
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Good Road Work.

Last saturday Mr.. VIM. Jea,rc, who
'i'c' on the main road from her, to Gor,o,
W near Home +. O.. c4llc on ,,s opJ ,,,,.
an unusually good hum,,. lie sail j..
"oPeu' wheh any one wished to draw nohI;c
attention TO the bal w,rSi1g an ba copdi-
.lon ol The ro"l Il, through the Columns Of tho
LINES "'|'l!d take special pains to exem,t
! "'n 'liat charge the Road Ovcrsecrs and ,b.
al "orRers on the road leading from Union
20 bis place lie s,ys be Iva. never 500,
"e'''f wo'% on any road. or nr,ad in he,.
Ter condition, with very few sliyLt cxoo,.
ions, th'n that road now shows. th,,
I IS pleasure to travel that ro,d. and ,,o
o'crseers and hands are entitled to totb.h,nLa
o. the p'opIe who tra7el it FIR the faithful
p'fi'' m"rce of their du'y. 1t is ccrt,iolv
'h 'hieS Of the civilization and pablo enter.
PRISE "i that p'rt Of our county
while so many are rcsortipO to ,voru
'N''cr:nSc TO evafc doing road dutv !, :,
PI'as're to record this exc,ntion W.
'oub' that lind along the GatFncv ro,J
Vii command rom - to 81 an ocrc mara
an on any ether road in the County.
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saT We SEQ by tEs Charlotte newspapers
that the Richmond and Dauville Il. Il. Co.,
offc's reward ot"SlO00 for the arrest
and conviction Of the person or persons who
removed tho rail from the track of the W ~
&. Il. Il. ncsr Bos,ians Bridge and cnrsed
the terrible accident on the nigh. of August
2Gih."
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kss- Decidedly the tincs, annie, vc ho,

kss~ Decidedly the fines. apples VIC have
ever seen or tasted, raised in this State,
were placed upon our table last week, by
our frie'd, W. Alopeo Wix, from trees grow
ing on his farm, I'm size. general, appe~.7-
.''". =" an" H'asoIned pictures exhibited br
't"'t tre@ eeddlers in glass bottles, ihau any
we haTS seen produced mere before. We
mean exactly whnt va say and the sp,ci-
men Mr. "ix gave us was not one or two
bat whole gcck.
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Friday, September III, 1891.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 80 PER .ANNUM

Fay Gov. Til!nan has appointed MIR. a.
g. Beatley, Trial Justice at Kc'tor, and c.
L. Sims. Trial Justice ut Santuc.
-r.vz~-se~a'~~sssss
"villags grave yard committee to earnestly
beg nj owners ofsquare' in the yard, to send
hand on next Tuesday, to clean off their
squsrc, an by doing so aid the committee
10 leave the whole ylrd and walks in
thorough gpod order.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
'Goodyeo. stay binding, roll, for 70
,quara. $ Diaper Rubber Cloth. SOC -
I" IL. NJ. COHEN s. BROS

=, iHE Sun'TREAspRy IN Nvrsur,, w.,
ooi o.ri money theirs is no use of the governmen,
eoiecting any revenue at all. Taya,;on me,,' "n,'
m.nt M noo,ashrd. simoly let the federal govcro
saIarissp pr r nj en-, enough fla. money to pay the
'N'a'les OF its office holders and Mi IL. o,h
Penses.-MObilc Register. ''"0'
s,ar, ,a's Is the whole thing in nutshell
n, o."rt m me presses to work, stamp paper and
SS|yi S'i on ',n ,he hands in due bills When these
ia u'e issue more due bills. Instead Of
.n .ne people supporting the government 10, M
sn sne eoveroment support the people. This ;s
hnaa,noe.-Angusta Chronicle. p's' ms -
tion ina; mn Tshimpliiies this whole complex oucs.
.,o": ihcre h's been au intense mantol
s.rain >. FOR months and this ought to brsnL :.
ar woul fe''le the tariff and politics and GOV.
ernmcnt would become matters Gn- 80 sv,,
nDurS' Iong'c's might vote a ecrta;n
ibe mr a"vonr o. money every year on every poll,
'ne government print and distribute il rh;s
"TuIr "UaT thcn be jolly, happy country