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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25
Correspondent Of the TinEs.
Ripples from Riverside,

Riverside, Sept. 22.-The 10th inst. was
day Of rejoicing by the coiored populstion
Of Riverside, The occasion was an exhibi-
ton by Day and Sunday Schools. The day
school was taught by Miss Rose Long, Of the
ss9Wn s9ysn ef Union; From sll accounts she hiss
closing exercises, consisting q fsonSss spsvci.,.
and dialogues. AL were delivered in gooJ
ityle and with dignity, greatly to the ore Tie
OF teacher and pupils. The songs were lust
splendid. The oolored people are losing no
opportunity Afforded by schools 10 cducate
their children.
The rogramms Of the Sunday Sob osl con-
'is'ed OF rec'ting from memory certain pas
sage' Of scripture. taken from anywhere in
the Bible, fron, Genesis to Revelations.
Inc scholars were uell-bshavel and neatly
dreseed.
The closing scene Of the occasion consisted
in well filled table of ediUles. Sharpened
appe,ites oscasioned ny the late hour did
speedy justice to the endless amount of
meats, cakes, taris, pies, eto.
am glad TO note that The roals in some
actions have bsen worked; some very vel l.,
others poorly. In some places the roads
have not eenloachod in IL months, and
&C nor uYsll.7agh impsasable.
COTTON N'Op<utul 9snns7.isiaai1s III -haoin
soon. The cr,p Is short OF la,t yS6tssy1c-uaS.s-
The farmers generally are resolved to
reduos expenses T. reducing the ar .
Of cotton, and making the farm self-sua.
porting. Starvation knocking At the dosr
will teach important truths when oil else will
fail.
Mrs. j. X. Young returns to Union nftsr
o pleasant visit to relatives co Riverside.
Mrs. A. 8. Crosby Is quite sick at the
residence OF Mr.. j. g. Brown.
Miss Sue Zeig'er, a belle Of 0r,ngcburg,
returned hcme sfter an extended yi.i, ~
the family Of Mr. WA. Moorheai, at NJ,
Tsbop.
Mrs. Joe has been on the sick list f some
time. but is just now looking quite like her
form or se'f. =
We hear Of some ohills about in spots.
Mary Worthy, oalared diel two weeks
since, from consumption--others 10 follow.
jog.
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For the TixKs.
News from Mt. Ncriah..

Ma. EnireR.--I dop't kn ow ANYTHING abo.t
NJ. {. Butler, Gs.rgs Tillman, j. w. Stoko,
w. Table ~ and those sort Of political mcf,
oot am well acqnrinted With "Sand l,pp-r,n
OF Ga~ dcysvil'e. He is right, ard wani him
70 scratoh bis bead aud como again. If wa
had more OF snoh men OF brains, or more
men to take his sdsice, We formers woul
have pleu'y of,gool rn land and enough
corn raised In avn County.
We are hAy,ng : + "a psvsiag II Elbcthei,
soaso g soss q; ,ss si'ek Y ga Coleman and
played out ssss s ~ s.,. s'9s.s; has
pair Of shoes, and they are TOO small f,r INV
feet, - E s. J, Z -- = -
& Coleman an me hal 1 talk about t,rrao-
Ing land, and We concluded il ought 10 have
heen done. First. then, throw brush and
rook In the gullies, and keep the sand ont q
the creeks end rivers. That would prevent
the creeks sod rivers from rising so hish
and o.erhowing the bottoms. It can be done.
Inc corn crop about here, 10 good, lut cot-
ton and reas are no count.
Ahesp of folks are moving to tho Factories.
vversser John q. Tate has worked us
mighty bard on the road. and We hays good
civilized roads In our neighorhood this ma
Coleman aud me think Of moving 20 Joness
VILE next year to run saw-miil and beef
market. told Coleman couia hnd tho
people to eat the beef il he could 6nd tile
people TO pay for 1t. That would be- going
halves. fair.
Coleman or me, one, will be out for rosnc-
thing next year. We will let you know later.
E,crything Is quiet and sereoe in this
ns'ghborhood siocs the killing Of four mad
The other nrshr + r,ur ...,. q.
Icoking cioihes at churcbs ,bnt'l ecsSla ma
tell what Kind of stuff was IN I tAstn. k A. -.
The weather Is clear and pleasant ,ani
some people are beginning TO pick out sor-
~ crop Of cotton. Coleman tells me he ainst
got more than q half crop, aud that il. ."about
the size Of the crop all over this section.
MIR. Editor, can you tell me who would
like to buy ten or trslvs sides Of home raised
bacon would like 10 sell that much, but
1havent got a BIT.
don't know amy thing about thesub.trcas-
ury bi or plan. and can't tell whether It
would make or save any bacon and -four for
US poor farmers. Coleman and me haveR'k
had talk on politics lately but ws done
want or expect to get dollar until we era
it, and then VIC won't ask tho government
to advance 80 cents on II.
ROAD HAND.
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tMGl. ih,sB,riLr Spartan burg, So
tom er ZEE, oree rrcsby terry convened
lane thetk churb, at S uc. on tie 10 b
aud ,,ljourn.d hs lS,h Twelve ministe $
ani twtn',-s lders we Q enrolled. The
Rev A. @ w,rdlaw vas moderator, and the
Rsys 7. II. Law AMI s. K. Iiope, clerks.
Tho sisted c crk the Rev irW ". Il. Jacobs.
was te,ainsd at ! ono iy the 'llLess Of his
father, n Q rev Fer d,nand jacobs, d. D., who
-. n>rsfAass,s q old and siiss seriously i'll Mt
kls sofl's r sissBce Ia Clinton ssssb,.
II c n reting v as q f,c me, fasI OF GO ID
{. eli'P nid mares ing di,su,sitn Of m-ny
matters. Four y, u,g men ". re received as
eand dates Tor the ministry, VI; A. Il. Fow-
Ter, v. II. Huds u. E. p. Pilansa d J. A.
iur or Cne ew chu' ch q. re-. rt, - sr-
s'nz recently ty the cvangelit OF the
pr'styt Iy>t Bcoci, = station on the Augusta
Raj oa'l, Ave m les below Spsrtanburg. The
Rev J. NJ. Roe Iesif ned the ras'cra eff ii c
Washington Street Church, Greenvi lie, aud
was Il snissed TO Fayeie'ihe Presbytery that
he mie h ACCEPT the work Of evangelist ( the
S!p'd Of Nor h Car, lima. The pr.sby' cry
accorded its hi h appr, citation OF his vat
BILE services, It, dep regret at kaviug him
depart ard tsua III conn tndaii, n { him tn
those I'm 'ng whom he may be called to labor.
The Kew n. j. ZONES also asked TO be reiev-
ed fr,m the work Of presbyterial evangelist
I" h- might cept the inanc al ag 'ncy OF
the C. lumbia Theological Sem;na-y but tho
Prssbytsry, sitter careful conside, alton, de-
'nnsd t. let him go, a, d re e'ected him
ausc ist ano h:r ye r. His services to
prcshytcry ure to valuable to Ls dis
= nsed With.
Tho Pre- bi'tery al p ell without dissenting
."ce, Tie Revised ID rsco-y f Worship sent
wn by the Assembly. 1t slso urged it,
''s'ehes 10 comp y With recommended on of
ihs Assembly TO take up collections for the
American Bible Society OF the third sabbath
il Octob' r. and provided f. a standing com.
','',te- n Il c bib cause at its fall meetiuos
h"rextr
The neat meet ng is to be at Jonesvilie 10
tn'"n County NIX, April.-Sprc;al to the
N.rs and GGrier
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o1.!1l!le litter disregard of
law for the preservation of birds. Al
rea iy small boys may be seen going out with
their dogs and guns and shooting partridge,
on the ground and otherwise and that too
before the birds are old enough to fly with
any speed. This is an evil that should be
corrected. There is no better exercise than
bird 'hooting, aud unless some mea sures are
adopted for the enforcement for the game law,
WI become n lost art Parents should see
that their boys do not break this law for il
exposes them to fine and imprisonment, be
SIDE accus'oming them to the breaking of laws
Ihe'c Is some talk Of organizing a gam, a.
soci i"ion, and prosecuting al persons who
are reported as guilty ofthe offenss In the
me' time 1t would be well for boys 10 re-
mImber that it is not lawful to shoot
partridge until the first OF November, and
that the punishment f"r violation OF the
statut, is fine of not less than ten dollars
or im ,ri-onment for not less than ten days.
hslf OF the fine to 60 to the in form -Sparfan-
burg Herrld,
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u rresp nden e Of tr Tones
Tiokings from the Tel, uson.

JoNEsvrLLE,S. C.,Sspt. 2O-The weather is
Nil that the farmers uld le,i now, and
has been s'for sev,ral days, G, ttou piok-
ing has not commenced in earn s.. o.. n,
least, but very little ha, ecu ri. ked as vet.
The pickle ave really and snx ious To get to
wo'k Thcre is no trouble on accoun, of
the ant cipaie picse's strike.
nMr. Penney aud MIR. Altman, who have
been .ick for somo mo, ava both better.
These are The only sick onts, in our town
The srsst revival meeting &C sBeth: chem
ohu'eh cl sed last Friday. The Chri,l,n,
people Of the whole community. ~ sll da.
nominaiisns, were greatly blessed. while
there were about one hundred conyers on,
aud about for,y.ons additions to the church.
a protracted meeting commenced at tbe
baptist church here last Saturday night and
10 SUI III progress. Rev. Mr.. Humphties h.
no heip as yet, but hs IL doing Lii. work
vel, preaching twice q day with good re.
suits.
Mr. r. A. whi,lock STATED hi, stson,
mill again the other day, and will commence
ginning cotton tomorrow.
MIR. Oliver Eaves, who lives q few mics
from Jonesvil ., planted about three -fourths
OF an acre in watermelons this year and h.
sod 500 worth Of melons, b, sides what his
iomhJ useu. lhis D'RS cot'0n At B cents,
at loast two hundred per cent counting tho
cost OF making the crop.
Mr.. Crsdo lfAils, of Jonesviilc, and Mis-.
Eva Harvey, Of Trough Shoals, were mar led
last Sunday. Some other Jo esv lie people
wall change their nsmes or c,nse some other.
ss- ahaage- -thoir nsmes, before q great while.
n mere IS any uppcndS-~~-s --..s..s;,, an.
cdck OF the telephone. 80 = -
Miss Hsnral Leo. of u igansvilis, his .6csn'
visiting N Ionesyllc, -
Mr.. Will Robo, Of cross Keys, VIII, has
been y some time in Orsngeburg, was in
our town yesterday.
Mr.. David Penney. OF Abbeyille, is with
his sick brother, Mr.. L. NJ. Penney.
MIR. A. A. Sarratt, OF Skull Shoals. was
in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. b. F. Weber has rented the stcam
mill from MIR. r. A. Hopkins a, the cross
roads near Mrs. Isaac Thomson's place aud
has put it in good running order.
Messrs. j. L. Mewhir,er & Co. are
building An addition 10 the:- store house.
Mr.. John West and wife, Of Glenn
Springs, has been visiting in town.
Mr.. J. L. Ward, Trial Justice, hiss had
some Of the co!orel Jonesville sinners Nd
f,r showing their bcligerent propensiiss
There is o probsb ty of the oriminsi docket
for October Court being incrs saseI thereby.
TELEPHONE.
We have somethino speci,l IN ,hov vo,,
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Tho Railroad Subscription

We had almost determine never again to
advocate town or township subscription 10
rails a. bat wi, "a we think Of the neces-
sity f"r something to be done to save this
town and its business frJm complete ruin,
and 10 iss'il s9me life into everything in our
midst, we have c,ms IL ile conclusion that
the subscription Of $50, 900 to the Cape Fssr
and Cincinn,ti road is tho best investment
that could now be offsrel the people of
~Oszs0ssY sYsOss-.~s-U>------~-a---
The dis,ppointments we have heretofore OK
periencel should have no iuHuence uron us.
as one Of two things is very apparent; If
the road is n t built in accordance tn the
terms specified in the advertisement, we shall
not have 20 p.y the bonds, aud no harm
WILL he done t. any one. as in the case Of the
C's road; bu. IL rs goal is built, as cons
templated, it will, t. our lAind, ts the test
investment that could be made for the
town. Surely, il nc can affori to invest
100000 yc2r, cash, t. improve other
towns, wo can aff 'rd - r1y the int rest on
$4,000 to improve our own tors. l.
WON'T 10 now t. say We arc too poor, and
cant afford il, While send ng more every
month to ether towns ,h4p tbe annual
interest on $50, 900 amounts to.
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ner Gv Ti"mau has appointed I. c.
Duncan cfthis town, and II. b. Buist Of
"recnrillc, as del gaze, from this, the 4th
district, to represent South Crrclina in th-
eleventh annual session of tho National Far.
mer's Congrc s, t. be held at Seda!ia, Mo
November 10.
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News from Nor.h p.ool.t.

) Ezra JASE, Sept. 21.-The communion
seTyi:es ~ Salem. yesterday Was attended by
IA9 nousueny krgs S--e-.s-As--c,- = = The seExi.
yon. III. textwas Jonsh, 8: bio. $50 the
people Of Ninevsh beloved God, and God
saw their works, thst they turned from
their evil way; aud God repentsd Of the
evil that he hid said he would do unto them
aud he did itnot,H
In the afternoon the celebration Of the
Lord's supper took place. This, proceeded
by lecture in which the death of Chris,
was proven by bible authori y. Every
part Of the work hal been foretoli AMI was
carried cut TO the letter. Nature and ns.
lures Col lone witness 10 the scene.
Mr.. W. G. Thoms IN lost fne thorough
bred bay colt from his pasture on Broad
River on the 2nd, inst. From the tracks i.
must have fallen into tho river, but no
traces Of II csH be found,
A boy can split c,rd Of wood while A
man chops l.. The man can split two
cord. whi.e The boy chops one What has
the man carmel when the boy has earned
~ 90. Our answer is $5. Many will be glad
to hear this question discussed ny our mathe
matisal c"FBs:
Mr.. Willie Huskey wa, married TO Mis-,
Carrie Lancaster Of SpartanburS County
Of the cake, ocsr--~,-~----for the 1,tprs
Helf.rs afths youthful couple
Last week was q 6ne time 10 gather and
save fodder, and cur people generally made
good use Of IL.
Last Saturday night We had another
nato' ious fox race about which we mus,
tell our readers. About dark Joe Estes
and Sam Lee startei possum hunting, aud
the dogs struck trail. The further il
went the louder and more fs1-like il
got. The neighboring c'niues begau to
join in, and men aud b ys took more and
hors interest a' the "yslp, yelp, yslp,"
Of the hounds increH sed.
A few youngsters had gathere d at our
home t. speqi an hour singing and to enter
tain few older persons who had gathered
70 listen t9 them. Tho moon was shiaing
in its full splepdn. Every now and then
we could hear the dogs as they came nearer
and nearer. Ii 10 unnecessary for u, t.
say that those not particularly Interested in
the hunt we're speculat ng upon what it was
a1u8osa W ugs az, er: Some said il was cat,
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n9- We arc informed that there is sn
a armng exodus Of white labcrers and ten
ants from Drsytonyille and Goudeysville
townships. They ore being induced to
leave the f,rms for the factories, under
promise OF better pay. Some plantation,
nave hi Gu Gil Trey abandoned by the tenants.
ana II IS feared that next year there will
scarcely be white tenant in rose two town.
shirs.
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S5- The mos' gratifying evidence Of tho
State b-ing in a prosperous aud impr,vin
condition, 's in the fact that every institution
o: higher elucation f,r mae and female,
reports mere pupils in attendance, the
schools generally in moe healthy and -four
ishing condition than ever before.
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BueKLxs,s ARNICA SALvE.--The best salve
an The world fr Gus. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, FeSs' Sores, letter, Chspped
hands, Chilb ans, CoISs, and all Skin
Eruptio -, and pos tive y cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed 70 gi,s per.
GOT satisfaction, or MOI ey refunded. PIise
rs 20 IT'S Ter box, For sale by B f. Pose >.
April l6.
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pea, The October term Of Corr. will eom-
men'e 1t Monday week, Juigc HUDSON to
preside. We d, not think 3 single case OF
homicide will be trici, aHh ugh there arc
two cas- on The docket, but the case Of
&C Itch ng before hanging" stands in the
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Death of Mrs. Meador.

We regret to announce the death of Mis-
Emma Me"dor. wife of DR.. w. NJ. Mea.lor
whi h occurred at the res d.noe Of Mrs. L.
T.. Mea o. last Wednesday morning, at l
o'clock. "ft.r a brief but psiaful illness.
Mrs. Meador was = Miss Douglass, Of
Fairfield. aud has resided here for several
years, du'ing VIII ch time she msde E.any
warm friends VIII now mourn her death.
Sh. leaves devoted husband, a brother
aud els sr who have the sympalhies of th 9
entire community in their bere.ven mont.
Her remains we're buriei ia the yll,gc
Cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
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ne4- & iiford Seminary has 80 board ug
pupils, and moro coming, aud about 80 day
PuPis s. That is mere thnn it has had any
year since it was first opsued.
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stuns 10 Death 90, 6y ssss:

Stung to Death By Bses = -. Z y !.
MIR. Hliphas Stokes, living. near saniue,
lost mule last week by its being st1pg TO
dedth BY bess. Mr.. S'okes' son was plow-
ing with the mule near two bee gums when
the mule struck the gums and brought tho
angry bees about him. lie ran uutl ex.:
haust,d, aud suffering excracia,iug pain in
every rart Of bis body, he fell. He was
taken TO the stable and dici that nigh, 10.
great agony. The boy only received two or
three stings.
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For 90, will sell you tho same eight day
CLOCK ihatis N w being sold from tho wagons
OF travelling men in this County for Sl3
s. NJ. RICE JR,, E. u.
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kT~ Only one tale If rew tton has
oee" rousht to this murset as ye, List
year 1T III $ time over 800 bales had been
sold
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naa- We call special attention to tbc in
'ere't'"g a'tio'c under the heating ..The
West Point Of the South"
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MA Mrs Chamberlain, wife OF rex.Gr.
ernor Chamberlain, died in New York o.,
tho 18th inst, naod As ye,rs.
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-, .'l' eodny. Inr' IS Observation-Disclosures.
.ne increase OF population and the larger mum.
oer OF persons who every year indulge in the
Pa.t,me OF shooting, but one causo
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DR. warweu's C.r.line Corset, 00cts
Nur.ing Carsets SSc,s, for ten days for
cash o"ly at II. NJ. COHEN & BROS
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Friday, Septcmbcr 2J. 1901.
SCBSCRIPTI0N, 81 a6o,nPER AYtCM
POST OFrr01s.s, 8

The r. O. will bel zSpSSSd for bu,;ne,.
ho,n A. NJ. TO 600 r. M.
The Money Orier Department viii b..
opened Tor business from 8 A. NJ. to4p NJ
The Northern mail will close a, Iop
NJ. and the Southern Mail n, 6 % l.. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularities shou d
20 reported promptly to the p. NJ.
J. C. HUNTER. l.. NJ.
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The Village Graveyard.

We c.n now oint to our Village Graveyard
with feelings Of pride and admiration. The
'sdies who have worked 5, long and 80 per-
tis;cnily = make this s.orel spot, where
rest the mortal remains Of so many of
Uni. s ! vtd and honorcd de,d, q cred t TO
the tined tag AMI Christian character Of
til" people, hapc certainly performed their
work i" tic matter with expuisite taste, and
. j. were. brought order out of chaas.
The very neat iron and wire fencing
resting up ~ a brick vsll along the s,rsci
f--->. ~hilrL completely eplJsug the gr ,unds
fr"m the inyas;on orrIr- u-t-..-.---a doc. No,
rbs;ruct the View for passers-by over any
par, and C rtsinly adds much I, the gener.
ally improved appearance of the VIII lie.
of course We can have mother desire or
mciVe III distinguishing any par articular per-
son IS mere entitled to the hsaGr Of bring
ing about 20 co"spicuously commendahle a
change. but we think Mr.. aud Mrs. John L
Young have been the moving sliri 10 the
good w'rk. aud, With those who aide them.
they have the proud satisfac lou Of sse.ng,
MS the result Vt their untiriug l,bors OF af-
fec'ionate regard, a handsome and Perma-
nent enclosure guarding the sacrei rest pg
place cf "iheir lo,el and lost" from the
profane encro &c hmenis of nan and beast.
The l"die' have done their whels du,y in
this matter. and made our "Village Grave
yard an hsn0p tU tho civilization OF the
.1wn, end nc now suggest that town
officer. 10 rsi't the lad
'h,,n no ,he Or. lie' OF the town, q
MNt ~ -. Si2I %! time. every year, to
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aeA- The following change in the Rail
road Schedule went into effect last Sunday
The 10th. tet~een Charleston, :. c., and
Cincinnati. Ohio. with through Pullman
Sleeper without chang.:
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Just received y lot of onr Famous" Grey
La'iies Hose at lost, pair, also Gents Seam
less lIvse at 10tts pair at
III. NJ. COHEN l. BROS.
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Mr vsRsos CHURCH. regular eom-
munion services will be held next Sabbath,
September n. Two 4srmols vii b, preach
ed, .
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Store to be Closed.

Wo Are reqpcsiel to gve notice that
Messrs. II. NJ. Cohen s. Bros store will be
clo's October 3 and 18th, those days being
sacred'y Observed as ho i lays by all of the
Hebrew faith.
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This is the best and quickest schedule
ever operated bctrecn Charleston and Gin
clu"t, snd trains run through the important
c''aes OF csAs.~s'a-,---Uaiaa-..sS partanhura
Ashevile and Knoxville.
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Rubbo Diar Goth Soc 4 square. Ex-
AIMING our Double Heel and Toe ! Hose. st
i0cts pair at II. 81. COHEN & BROS.
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Ladies Linen collar. &c, Ladies' Linen
cuffs l0ct. at II. NJ. COHEN & RROS
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Ca ! aud inspect our stock and prices
GRAHAM & SPARKS,
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THE RsyoLr rHs IN ALLrAxos st Louis,
Septsmbsr 46.-The Esrmers, AMI. iiabotSt;
Con nvea.iop res 'sepblsd this n,5rnipg Il 10
q e'ock. The first order or business Was she
qpes:ios on the rssolqtiQs which were IN
yesterday and they were carried by ei
majority.
An effort TO make the vote unsninous pa,
vsaled only two negative voters who did not
relish the resolution censuring Macune.
The committee on porn 'nen' q. nixalion, !.
with W. Polk Yeanan as ch9rman, thu
made It's report. 1, provides that The con(k
miitee he authorized'to file tho unaltet
and un lying objections Of this Convsot lon
the pass,ge ofany resolutions whatever biSal
ing the individual membership Of ths Alii-
aucc to any political course Of ac;ion, and
"wo hereby protsstagaiosi such 40 IN o any.
previous mseting infringiog npon the iudi-
yidqa' Iolitical rights Of any mem = Of the
2Her!s ai @sf, ". ke,S., s.s,s
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For the largest aud icsi line or fht61 I
Boots at the lowest prices, call on - "a
GRAHAM 4 SpAkN&
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25

We have something specitl to show you
in clothing. Call at once.
GRAHAM & SPARKS,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25

"na see MS l,rgs line Of Sewing Msc6;nes
instruments. lie can sell Won
e|l!, l|u.!. eng; from %YaJess,, Jess, Harp to
Grand Upright Piano sHd
from IS up.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-25

xTt w. s S2 .! time. every year, to
eyard. aud tht a certain
>e1snH purpose bc appropriated by the
Town Council annually.