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hn. hutIoE - lf,er hurlicd visit over
our county can give yOU pretty accurate
statement conccrn'n" the crops of Union
lhcrr IS not II half crop of cotton. The
rccem' drau",h has caused il 10 shed much of
the late frult and the carly p0li> are Stual
and the Int very short
Corn thlt was planted carly on upland is
fine but most Of the low lsnd corn was de-
SiroyC hy TIC rams III early summer, while
!a'c corn red peas arc complete failures on
account Of The reccat drought.
nm glad, however, TO be able TO state
that an unusual large amount of upland
was planted in corn, and | believe cur
County VIII make n sufficient quantity OF
c'rn for home consumption.
This increased acreage of urlanl corn j.
doubtless due to the low prices vf cotton
last year. which wa h!cssing in disguise.
learning The farmer 10 make his own sup
plies al hom,.
JicrC IS tie grcGl scCrct tOI our sucLcs S.
to IA So al our supplies rs chcaIiy us We
can "Y our farms and just here, Mr.. Edi-
tor, VIII mention circumstance that came
under my observation on my trip over the
ioUnly. saw prosperous farmer who
h2i dohen horses uul males i'm limo con.
dit II that lie had fed for Il month on >or-
ghwu cane. nhi lie informed me he had
enough c@'9 TO feed them lor siy weeks
longer H. hat plan,cd ~ aUrcs o! amber
cane AMI / ! acres oG 4 later variety. He
was feeling - horses for - months on
;DyhHn CHia 0io&". There was anoih
farmer vita 10 h'rscS and mules who sta Ell
that he was feeding - bushels ofoats to his
cr'.H week, making 80 bushels of cats used
by one f'rncr. while the o her was foe linz
three acres Of cane TO his. am pleased to
IT, g.. 4
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L." In q township in Calhoun Co.,. Ark.,
where the negroes ou'uumhor the W hitcs
six to one Ihcrs LA, lc9n - iacc wnr tor S"rne
day, no Jouht growing cut IF same rcsrocs
being taken from their cah'nS al night and
severely tlo.gcl hy "Whits CAPS The
ncSrocs ere led by low white mcn. In an
effort to laciiy the negroes, hy deputy
ohe'in and Nncr citizens tho negroes Grcl
on the white, woun ling the deputy sheriff
The white mcn returned tho fire and killed
ionr negroes. In the trouble five negroes
have been killed and = number wounded.
The negroes have have deserted be cotton
fields ami tho farmers are troubled aoout
getting their couoa picKsl.
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Tur NEW 'SiAMrs' TwINs.-Thc new
Samcse twins do 10; come from siam, says
the Pail Mall Gazette Thy are natives Of
Orssa, in India. and the irllIwInG d. scrip
ton is sent TO us ly correspondent, who
saw them the other day in i, onah The
name, Of the chillicn are lialicl mui Deli
ba The two lite gir,s arc three AMI
a-half ye,rs old and are really lr"'ty chi
dren The regularity ,i ihcr connection
~ that there il II flexible bony ~ttachn.c"i
from breast 10 breast, AMI below tbs there
is vscc,nl conncctiyr. There is only one
navel.
If food il given I" tn" the oth"r - -'t's-
fed and il medicine - admin S'Crcd 20 on"
the other il alloGici, Dut not TO Tia" Slmn
extent as the one to ch II was given.
The most curious circumstances ~ ihM
when n sentence ~ hcgun hy "ur the other
frequently finishes IT. When >lCo, in, N"
child lies on her back and the oihrr en- her
side, which gives an i'Ica Of the great il"\I-
bili'y of the connection. The chilli ar"
very goo fIicndI. AMI sc'd"m quar-: "' , bat
when younger ihcir proc linas were not
marked by that unaIimity which they have
since discovered TO br essential II their cir
cumstanccs AZ might ho cNp'ct"i, Wien
their relations became strained there Was
con-: lc.ahlc tension between them: hut
when il gradually dtwnVd upon ihvir in.
inntilo iutciligcucCS ihsk when one was hurt
the other hni to cry, out of sheer sympathy,
"r8Ss""' 'sno,ird" 90 'dfsc8ftIuNttiIf,, Adi row
balmy peace rcigns supreme.
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- s,.i -'@Sss --nSay BIB,
al" nSr FrzzLs~-l,E ct@panior. who was
= ~ ~ uhc Lsu him The graceful sha ie OF,
sr'reiisIing tnk tree, hear whici ihc NsN
Yo,k Herah man s,o,i, al cant tell whti
makes desc yer SIR ke-s wsnt I" stop dde'
f,om workin' aim't'neyer had M terP
ta,ion 10 mako q, m"n quit work. IKE IL
see a man work When ] l'y down to
smoke my pipe and tske lie easy, dere sin
no,bin' wst n axes the feel good Ill ov,T a.
10 cor cenirato my wishcn ON same Ie'
wot's sweatin' au' sayin' cut III 81" ""' -n
fr his dai y bread. II just max m' is'
conte.tcd with mo lot. Ny gum yf
a free country, an he wat wants to WORK
ought 10 be allowed 10 WORK, an l m d'a
acin any man wot irys to stop him.
You re dead right" r'jonei Bob in thc
same ,hilo.ophic strAin, but tell YER
human naiur, Is nigaty queer and unear-
tain sort O. thing and de moo sees oil u
a, Ie, i understands il. Now, dere's yon
nm me: livo and iet i've is our motto, anu
we live up b il. We never try 10 stop nObo ~
from workin,' and we never Try 10 make
nobody wo,k wots got c'nst tutioI AL scru-
ples ae'in il. We jcs goes IN our Way
rel icjn and bcarin in mind dc scrIpiurai
Injunction about Gois hc'Iin dem wOi
helm, d,msely,s' We helps ou' SELVES
whenever VIC gets II half Chance Bm'
deres Is of ,Op!c in d world ~Ot con
respect our rights n,t 10 work 'c'usc W.
don't feel like it, an dcy wants TO make II,
work. Now hold dat wc's got jcs much
right TO order people 10 stop work m dey :
got To order uq TO 90 to work. WOts dc use
Of livin in Il free country II you cant dc
wot you please =
But {! o,e last wo'd" were lost on the ii 4
SPEAKER, for he hal fallen nslco.'.
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DESERVING PH>isE.-Wc dcYirc 10 s,y 10
our citizens, that !or years We have been
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
SUMPTION DR.. Kings New liro iill<, Buck
lens Arnica Salvc and Electric Bitter.. and
have ncVer handled remedic, hat sell ns
well. or that have given such universal sat
isfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and We stand ready TO
refund the purchase price il satisfactory
results do not follow their u.c These rem
edies have won their great Popularity urG Y
on their merits. j.. +. r,Sny, Druggi-i.
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Personals.

Mr.. Il. T.. Harry is at the North buying
lis Fall stock.
MIR. Ian II, Wallace has returned from
Sparianburg. where Ia ehpyou Limsslf
immensely.
Walhalh.
Miss Pauline Arthur has gone 10 Ash"
vile, n. c.
Mrs Dr. Under Of Fairfield is visiting
Mr.. =. NJ. Cohen and family.
Mr.. James d. Ilnnant. of New York, and
Mrs Mildred I!nntnt. Of Atlanta, spent Il
day n town with thc family of Mr.. +. H.
Counts, OH their va. 10 New York
Mr.. Nathaniel Git has CONC 10 New
berry in the cotton business.
Miss Jessie Miln, after spending some
time with MIR. anil AIRS. l.. Nicholson, icll
Tuesday for her home in Charleston
M:s. SIMS, Ct Srartrn6urs is visiting
Mrs. Judge Wallace
Mr.. James Munro went to Srariarburg
saturday on business.
Rev. c. A. Il. Jennings lefc Monday TO
attend meeting of the prcsbytery i'll
Laurens county.
Mrs T. c. Duncan and two daughters
returned from Seneca and Spartanburg last
Friday.
Mis-; Nay Duncan has returned from her
extensive nouluiin alp.
Misses Agnes and Kittie Rice s!en, s. lev
day : in town this wcok with thor sister
Mr.. Geo. c. Perrin.
Mr.. j. $. More, OF Clifton Manf. Co..
spcnt Il few days in town this week
Ecv. j. VI. Eoyl came down from Spar
tamburs la; Friday TO lhe NJ. l.. Church
uuaaorly Cvnrcrcuce AMI returned Monday.
Mrs. jeanette Wallace, sna sor, Muro
returmed from SYariauJurg las! Friday.
Misses Sartor AMI Perkins are spenlng
week with Miss Minnie Gee.
Mr.. H2ber, Aston returned from Fat
Rock, N c., last Friday.
Mr.. l.. n. Rplger went 10 Spartan6urs
Mondyy OH business.
NJ. b. /. Ai,l.ur returned from New
York Monday. lie escaped being qu,ran-
tined at all points, except Union.
Mr.. }, Il. Williams won't to Sparlanbms
Sunday aud returned Monday.
Mrs. ". NJ. Gbbc. AMI Miss Marion
GiOhcs rcturaei f,on Glenn Springs Sunday.
Mss Marion Gibbcs rcturnc to Columbia
Monday after a pleasant visit to her aunt.
Mr. ". NJ. G!bbcs.
M..J.i liun.cr went to C,ium5it Tue
Z
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RONALTY EoR AIuUnI.--lhc state IT., u~ury
has received the money tov the lhosrhriv
royalty duo the ,taio iJr the moni!, Of Au-
gust by the various phosphate companies
doing busiucss in the state. They had uuth
yesterday 10 pay il, and it il all in. 1t makes
somcwhnt better showing Iluln for th"
month of July. Each dollar of royalty. il
will be remembered represented one ton of
fertilizer. Here arc the figures
+. W. Wagner X Co., Sl9S. l.; CuDraw
Mining Co, Sj.2lG.S5; Oak Point Mining
Co, lO,2O39O; Farmers Mining Co.,
SS,S0i.7S; Carolina Mining Co., G,.12 %:
Sea Isluni Chemical Co., @G,S9O.O"
This makes II pretty good showing. and
indicates that the phosphate industry in
South Carolina is now picking up ng,in.-
IH, state.
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On, WHAT CouoH. Will you heed the
warning. The signal Perhaps Of the sure
approach of that more terrible disease. Con-
sumption. Ask yourselves if You can anord
Tor the sake Of saving soc, to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from cx-
perience that Shiloh Cure will cure your
,ouSh; II never fails. This explains why
more than a Million bottles were sn,J ,h,
past year. II relieves Group and whoop:nr
Cough at once Mothers do no. be without
it, For lame back, side or Chestusc Shil,h.,
Porous Plaster. Sold by ii. X. Smith & Go.
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( All About Town.

py Qua sprioilrLY LocAE y. c. FAxr.
A delightful Gcrnaa was given by Mis,
siliis MuarSio few OF her young friends,
at the residesse Of Mrs. Judge Dawkins last
Friday eveni,.g, led in graceful Style by Mr.
). +. Hyscrs
The Gfman vas greatly enjoyed by the
m,rry d&hcsrs in the sc,,c-:-. ..;s..
Mr.. J. e. Hunter with Miss M,ta Grim
baIl.--FoDi,rd elk.
Mr.. X, NJ. Munro with Mrs. J. ID. Arthur.
Cream suraa silk, diamonds.
Mr. ID. II. wsllac, with Miss Eliz ,be b
Grimball.- Ylue silk gauze, riobous, dia-
Mr. 3. f. McLurc with Miss Lucy NJ.
Flo.cr, sfrOm New orle'ns,-White mul', /,
solmoE pink ribbon, silver
Mr.. T.. II. Wallace with Miss T. Disc Grim
bali. mall lace trimmings, medals.
Mr.. +. c. Ryars with Miss Etheliul Goss.
Pink six, oveTiress stripei g,uz,, dia-
monls, pearls AID tIrqujis.
Mr.. J. a. Young with Mis-, Lilly Da6-
kins.-White NULL black velvet bodice,
silver trimmings
Mr.. c. l.. Johnson with Miss Maggie
Young White null, pink gird'c.
Mr.. l.. c. FAINT with Miss +. l.. son.
Whito gauze, ,oita'c diamonds.
Chapcr,ns- Miss SAuio Munro, Mis-.
Maggie Munro, Mrs. NJ. Z. Dawkin,.
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TSLLMANs ADMINISTRATION PULi.S SAFELY
TlRorGn.-Siato Treasurer EntcS returned
10 the city yesterday aud ~ the State treas
ury had been somewhat doI'rtcl in funds
recently, he was asked about The financial
condition OF tho State.
lie said that although it was true that the
treasury funds had been pretty low once
owing to the necessity for laying out II great
many appropriations salaries, etc, AT the
same time ho was happy Il say that tho
condition of things had been greatly impr ov
ed in the last month.
The treasury ha quito harl time the
hrst year OF the Ililman administration. but
got through all aht without the necessity
of borrowing, and he felt sure that the term
would end without any such nc;cs ,iiy
arising. Tile STATE
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DID i"u EVER llEAE or Strm \ MAr,u B..
Old Aunt kcsiah--wi'low Of John ilar-
lng-and MIR. iancy na2lS, q: Mccriu.
street, were united i'll holy wcllock Thurs
day, the Sth, the ceremony being performed
by Mr. ii. y. johnson. TIE Lr.dc is -"
years old, while the groom is -. There
was quito number pre- ,cnt 10 witncss some.
ihiog that they never henri Of before. 1t
was quite amusing to hear the o.d laiv
Dragging OH her sweet lite Yancy.-EIl'.
fcM Monitor.
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l. 0 &. T. TRIBQ FE.
The following preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted by Union 10 lgc,
233 |. .. &. T.. IN commsmOra,ion Of

The following preamble and Resolutions
were Unanmonsiy al0pted BY Union 10 lgc,
233. |. .. &. r., IN c2mmsmOra,ion Of
MISS FANNIE POWELL.
Oar Father in Heaven. VIA, hD.dj The
eternity OF all men i'll Ills imuI, Of en- maui
TESTS His power to man in a way past iindi1g
out, and ut 4 tim. whoa least eXpec cd
We see our friends in the midst o: III, aud
then in death
Union Lodge, Of the Order of Good Tom
plars is forced to behold Just such II mani
frs'aiOn of the Divine power. and at
upon to note the dcatn of our sister, Miss
F>NN!L PowELL winch occurred on the
- OF last Augu.t. She was faithful to
our lodge, and we trust She was fl thiul to
our Got. While we cau 40 lorgcr cain hcr
Il member Cf Cu. order. We tu-t she is :,
member Of that pure aud holy O,der ogcp
which only Jesus rr2siics. Ne feel Cur
lo,s, hut we know her family f>el thci,s
more. Nevertheless, we have Res )Ncl, rs
body, u Ircs2n, uuu sympathy to the
bcIeavcl mother, sisters and h"9tha.s, and
at thc same time, we express ouv ,sirc that
they are not locking 10 mtn iJr comfort
bat To onr Father in ilr2ycn. lie : TIE onl
source O. con.fol, auu cJr.g,allo. - The
lcrvaYcl and DsoLcn-hcl,tcG.
As II tukca Of rCSpccr, we i1scriDc a page
of our minute book to hcr memory, and
request our Secretary tc forward Il copy of
this paper TO he" family aul thai i copy be
sent the UNloN TINES for publication.
cona'@ or1 ETSG'1: Wnprs.roas. Committee.
>AkEIL lU>lEE,
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For ,hs rlsra
wha, Broad River Thirk,'

AR. EDrroh; Permit poor Farmer, Who
IS under small mortgage on his small farm
and lien for his supplies this year, to say
few words about that one-sided rumor that :
you and kelton Wheel got SO mad abou
last week houoh' -, .::. ::..- 40. .. sS yesrV
ago, paid one-third cash aud gave morris
gage on it for the balance. 1 have reduced
that mortgage two-thirds, and expected To-
pay the other third out OF this years Gro ..
but won't be able to, because of - bad
crop and low price IF cotton. From the
time bought the farm TO now have had to
give lien on my crop, every year, for sap
Plies. Some years paid out my lien and
sone on the mortgage, but some years did
net 10 that, but | never was threatened by
the merchant holding the lien, or the man
holding the mortgage on my farm, with
forcing the mortgage or lien, nor have
heard ons Of my neighbors say that the
merchant holding ieus against them have
Threatened them with harsh treatment. L
always wrnt u the men | owed AMI told
thcm exactly how stood and what / could
pay: and enc year | did not pay them n
dollar, bu. they id no: give NE u GROSS
word or look, bat told ma they hoped 1
wouId bc able TO DO better next year, aud
made bc,ter bargain for supplies for the
next year than uid the last
One Of my neighbors, however, was
t;a, t"..1'v".' ~ "'sc MS crop so!a unaer
49, - "e'''s' AZ run vh WIN one
- ~ - ' "''' sD'' IL "h PveAe'eu '.e
A,omy , a. "rI ;% we SuSpev'e" u ge''Ins lSauy
,no,oo, ,nh y, ,';,5 Mi.r sV'v No! ". eounse 'ue
mon wn'lt n"r,;o1ia., 1 ,rT,, t 40 any ea o'nes s
was iooi;n,, wi,h ,I,,r,o",, r.ua'
Voy Mts EJ;,nr nso ,,;seoi =, e.o
tbo, one ,rant.c,on ,hn rcnor, ,vont 81, ,,Um. .
the Comfy ,hnt FaIi t,oi the morchont. hoa
determincd 70 c,osn ON, all I;cns orI ,aIaa a
more. and ,o,.,. wen, ca ti, ,, oavisa na
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The 1T JOY 9 Beat. the s,a.no Tea.

IAe + JOY Beats tGc Slg.uc Tcan
Nujur. :. g, Sep. &C." The record j,
bokrM. lhc %auiuc base ball team Ia- al
lI,t met their su! error on their own :,orul,
-. FDc"H,y boys went II Sn'uc on lhc
l'th, ami. - usual. come oui ahead. The
Pmhmcy Toys, Ike ,lo famous S,uuvwa.i
Jack son. has never -ei known ig,cat
The umpire cal!ci the ulmc al ave ia
n'ngS. and the score stool - 10 !! in llyor
Of Pmkncy. | don't think our bows ever
enjoyed trip more. There were soYcrll
iaiics present, rc"rcscntng each team. aud
they dill much cheering for their respective
iavori'cs. Each team put forth thciru,m9
efforts 10 beat, and deserved all the cheer
ing their lady friends give them.
Everything pa>Sc of vciy qui,ily aud in
the best Oi humor. Our loyS arc 80 well
ilc!s"u with Sauruc people they al Join IN
ny '"thn> u lHc Samtuc team, and the
I"ol," = .nai 'oH" generally. for their kind.
nee towards them du!ug .hci. SI.v there.
a"i h.p2 e. bc ah'c - return the ccmyA
menIS III The Acar future. J. |. ii.
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49,, =, vyvUv,i sor V,.st%c>,
srou : \. VI. g. 600 /. Vi,
rae Money O.t,v p<yACsaeHt MI 10
opcosi Tor bus'ue>s !rcw \. " 10 1, "
The South . uni nal sT5s'c> - 80.
L ".
The No,th l5uud m'il arrives a. l.i',
u. NJ.
S,rec, boxes will le ewp'ici erc'y DAY
1t I.25, I. VI.
Any ina,tcntiOn or irregularities Shoul ,
re reported promptly TO the l.. VI.
). 4. llUNIEE. i. VI.
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We nave a speedy and positive cure for
cIta'rh, diphthcria, caukcr mouth and
headache, 10 SIIIiOHS CATARRn RENE
Dl. nasal injector free with each bottle
Csc :. i you desire health and sweet breath
Price 0Vc SYl4 by H. H. SmitL s. Co.
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has boclr discovered in the sand hills about
twelve CT fifteen mites ir,wl tnumlia The
unfortunate vic i'm is Robert Loyctt The
disease first showed on linn six years ago.
\ II the II, sh has gone l'rCm "a creator rsr of
ped oil both hands and feat.
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E-e,- We have only time to state that the
coavcntirn II minated the old State officers
from u. Il. Tll!mnn dove. with ID. y. Town
send for AIT rmcy General.
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b.,y" The supposed lynching at Th'm
sons cola Mine. mcnti med last week, iur"
ont 20 &c II deliberate -u.cidc.
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Ge9. Any one having second hand
hand power cstton press can hni II pnrclInS-
cr by apply ut Young X Hunter store.
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Ladies'! see our spccial line Of Storm
Scrg, Dress goods -"H "o"i--at ''"i cent"
GEAIIAN y SPARKS.
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Ladies remember that our Millinery lie.
parmcm' IS tho place t. buy your Hats or
Bonnc;s. Al the novelties Of The season a.
tie loves, prices.
GRAHAM y SPARKS.
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~. We are having too much rain, now,
and &C arc aprrch@msiyc Ihl, ircshc'S mry
,lo ycri us injury to cr'rS on the water
rmNr.es.
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LIST Of fJurors.

TO SERVE DURISG rIRsr WEEK or OCTOBER
TERN or cOUaT, 1892.
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r:a,. Tho plans of the Third parry more
mcnis were iormulhtcd ~ the le'd.r 'art
Tuesday in Columbia.
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The follow ng pr gramme of the highly
entertaining dime reading given by the
Ladies Of the Epscop,l Church at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Judge Dawkius last Tne sday
evening, Vas delightfully."- rem Termed bef,re
"a largo opf Sptellg gcu; assembly
Music on tho waves. duet. - Misses
Dawkins and Flower.
Ill Trovatolc.-YiJlin and piano - Misses
Alan and Young.
Spinning song. ,lo.-Misi Flower.
Nocturnc in b. - Dohlcr. - Miss MAJ
gle YounG.
Ill Bacco.-Nliss Oclie Young
Recitaii on. Death Of the News boy
MISC ElizaUc Ia Grmbai
Pact 2D.
Moonit Strclm.-Misgcs Drwkrna an!
Flower.
Shadow If The Crosi.-Niss Oclie Young.
Angels y,ie!s.-Yi"lin ami piano - Mis-
scs Allan and lugmg.
Dear Heart Miss Lucy Fiomct.
Recitation. 60 Chri.umaS CAimes. - Mis- :
Elizabeth Grimb.i
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rsp.. rcgrc' to state tha, D.. Mmr,
Is lying quite 'ic!i.
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The SpartnnburG Steam iunnaIy is dye
ing, send work to T.. c. la&t, agent.
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Euy our 'Fraui.lin" Shoe for men, every
pair guaranteed, for S2.tI.
GRAHAM ! SPAEhS.
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Lnii', EW'i"u or Lac, shoe. aii ,,l.d
tIdh"r, AZ - cents. at GRAHAM
SPAHNS.
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-23

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
TRUE AS GOSPEL.
This Time HI Is a Minister Who
Describes Interesting Facts.

Rev. DIR. J. F. Reynolds. the we'll
known preacher, pastor of the United
Brethren church at ManviIle, H., says
the Chicago Herald. has had a wonder
full experience recently.
For two months he scarcely slept,
owing to neuralgia in the face and
head. while for three days pains in the
small of the back have been SO severe
that he could not stand erect.
Oyerwork and la grippe had complete
lY shattered his physical powers. He
noticed a mention of the discovery by a
Dartmouth professor of cure for neu-
raIgia and nervous disorders. He pro-
cured some. used it. and says that now
he goes to bed early, sleeps sonndly all
night, and has not Ielt a neuralgic ache
since using this Paine'S celery com
pound, the name by which Prof. Phelps
discovery is known. This remedy is not
a patent medicine. 1t is as much SUI
perlor to the ordinary sarSaparilla,
neryine, or bitterS as the diamond is to
cheap glass.
AcJlng upon the nervous system. it
cures disease, puriiieS the blood. and
Z YES st ength to the muscles.
Rev. Dir. Reynolds experience is that
OF thousands. Paine's celery compound
is better than any spr,n@ uiedsciilc. say
physicians. giving the sir, ngtA ST nil.e.I
ueeued al this time,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
RATES GO TO PIECES.
Tariffs by Lake and Rail in a
Badly DemOpaliZed Con-
dition Already.
Belief That Chicago-Atlantie
Seaboapd Rates Will Soon
Tumble.
Chairman Walker Decides
Several Questions Con-
corning Rates.
Passenger Men Hustling to
Abolish Stop-Over Privi-
leges.

CHICAGO. April 90. Lake and rail-
rates have gone to pieces, and it is now
believed to be only question of a few
days when all the rates between Chi
cago aud the Atlantic seaboard must
take a tumble. The Clover Leaf line
has announced a reduction in merchan-
disc rates on west-b0und lake and rail
traffic from Boston and common points
to ST. Louis. The agreed tariff is OIL the
basis OF "a cents per 100 pounds. and the
new Glover Leaf scale is as follows:
FirSt-class, IL cents: seeond-class, "a
cents; third-class, 46; fourth, 81; fifth,
IS; sixth, "a. The Eitchburg is the
initial line OF this route. the boat lines
forming the connecting link between
Buffalo aud Toledo, where the connec-
ton is made with the Toledo, st. Louis
Il Kansas City road.
Chairman Midgley, OF the Western
Freight association, viii at once author
ize his roads to meet the rates via Chi
cago to all Missouri river crossings.
Chairman MIdgley admits that the out
look is dlscouragiHg. The 10 and 20
cent rates adopted for fifth and sixth
and on East bound lake aud rail traffic
TO the seaboard, via the Lehigh Valley
Transportation company line was met
today from ST. Louis. On all sides the
tendency seems TO be TO cut rates on the
slightest proYocatlon.