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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-29
For the TINES.
A Conservative Card.

THERE MIST De NO HowLIEa DOWN IN UNION.
SLrALIA, July 2e.-MR. EDIroA.-I
notice in your issue Of July %, an editorial
in which you say there is a rumor that the
Conservatives are making arrangements TO
"howl down. the Ti:lman speakers at .Lc
campaign meeting on the 4th Of August.
In reply would like to state that the
rumor is absolutely and meanly false.
have talked with great many Conservatives
from al! parts Of Union County, AMI | have
yet to find one who favors "hOwlng down."
The Conservatives want free and open dis
cussion, and are wiling and anxious for all
the speakers to have polite AMI attcntiv.
hearing and think the intelligent and
peace loving men Of the other side are with
us i'll that fair democratic desire. But if
our speakers, or any ono of them, should be
"howlcd down" it will be very hard to keep
the spirit Of retaliation in suhjection.
The two factions are too nearly even in
this County for either one to attempt TO run
rough shod over the other. and sincerely
hope that both may realize this, and treat
all the speakers with the utmost courtesy.
One thing is sure, the Tillman democrats
will have to be the aggressors, if there is
any bowling at Union, and their speakens
viii DC treated with the same courtesy that
the Conservative speakers are.
Very Respectfully,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-29
The Dancing Club Annua Ball

The Union Dancing CiD gave its annual
BAH ut the Union Hotel lat Thursday even
ing The ball room was Will filed with dam
GERS, while many OF those who do not bow
before the shrine of Tepsichore gathered
near the windows to hear he sweet strains
Of the Glenn Springs Banl, and TO catch n
glauce of the dance inside. Approp riate
refreshments were served and then the Cor
man, gracefully led by Mr.. Nat Gist, started
The following couples took part:
Mr.. L. q. Young and Mrs. L. G. Young.
Mr.. u. d, Culp and Mrs. J. d. Arthur
Mr.. A. 0. Simpson and Miss May Duncan.
Mr.. Il. b. Butler and Miss Helen Young.
Mr.. W. X. Gcss aud Miss Nina Moore.
Mr.. B. +. Townsend and Miss Virginia
Walker.
Mr. Il. NJ. Munro and Miss Ethelind Goss.
Mr.. J. +. McLure and Miss Charlotte
Allston.
Mr.. IL. l.. Scniie and Miss Mary Moore.
The event was truly an enjoyable one, for
the dancers trppcd tho Light fantastic
until CLONE, Sweet Home. from the band
warned them that morn had oyertaken them
in their rcvclry.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-29

IHE CHRISTIAN MILLSSNIUM.--Tbs R.v
DR.. j. l.. Girardesu preached TO n lsrrs cnn
grega'ion of the First Presbyterian church
yesterday morning. His sermon WAS char.
acteristic, clear, logical and eloquent. His
text was from Matthew xvi, %: 80. vc
hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the
SKY how is it that ye cannot discern the
signs Of the times ~
Inc discourse was intended to show that
inc slgns Of the times indicate the approach
OF the close Of tho present religious period
and OF the conflicts and revolutionary
changes which will usher in the millsnnisI
reign OF Christ on the earth. This was
eV'hced from the prophetic times o, tbe
apocalypse and Daniel from the fact that
the Jews are beginning to return to the Holy
Lana from the increased eyangeliza,ion of
the world from the rapidly extending
Iaciilt'es of international communication ,
from the failure OF modern philosophy to
ma out God from the growing prevalence
OF n radical lawlnssnss~, frous he wida
spfeah influence Of occutism-the art or
Dlack magic and necromancy, and from the
awiul Portents of nature.-Netcs ana Cou.
rIer. " 'o"-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-29

The LAWYERS SCORE ONE.-Washington
July 2l.-Jusice Harlan to-day granted a
writ Of error on each of the direct tax cases
lately decided by Judge Hudson in Charles.
ton, upon the ground thst tbs Act of the
Legislature of South Carolina and the deci-
sion OF Judge Hudson sustaining it impair
the obligation of the contract which the
attorneys had with the individuals; and on
the further ground that the Act is uncon
sttuionai, because it leaves to tho Governor
the authority to pass upon the questions
involved in tho rights Of the parties under
the contract, which is a judicial and not an
executive function.
Won't Justice Harlan catch il Tor oues.
toning the Governors authority to pass
upon purely judicial question OF course
there's no sense in Justice IIurlans dsci
sion as i, j. contrary to the Governor ,
OPINION.
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All About Town.

Ef OUR SrRIGIITLr LOCAL Il. Z. FAINT.
The many friends Of our spolite and elf
''eh' operator, Willie wilkins, will be sorry
to know that he h's resigned his position
here rs operator and ticket agent He will
rest until September lst. and then will
GO to work as assistant in the freight depot
MIR. Smith, of Glover, S. c., is his successor.
len little dancers went to Glenn Springs
on Thursday afternoon to attend another
charming German at tho Hotel
Mcssrs Young u Hunter received n car
load of buggios this week for their livery
business. Make your engagements bows,
and you can count on getting a moe turn
out.
oh Where is the Board of health?
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At sumter Governor Tillman paofrSy Sycd
10 he amazed at the "lcgcrdemain' hv which
Hovcrhor Sheppard had estimated thIf ouI,
1Jur per cent of the judgments of thc
Circuit Judges have been reversed wI,u
lie lIlilman) had stated that, accor,liur IN
an examination of the records hv AssiSton,
Attorney General Townsend. i, wos .,O no,
cent. GLOW does he dare, d,r, say, make
any such statements >"
pcrilsal OF the following rcrlv by Gny-
ernor Sheppard will show the public how he
"ihred to make such Il statements:
''"overnor Titlman tells y,u that 40 nor
cent "t the judgments of the courts h.,y,
been reversed. | have had IN c\,miu,,i,r
mad" and iind that ont of ill cases involved
only i'2 were reversed That is moi ln ,,,r
cent.
"Bnt why didn't the Governor ,ou.,
there and inform you TIN, 30 ncr c,rt or
the judgments of our circui, iuI.,c- nrc
never carried To the Supreme ,,url d,
lhcrc the meat of the question. only III
per cent OF the cases tricl are appralci and
iakcn before the Supreme Court say iha,
II ~ per cent Of 10 per cent j. reversed !,
means only per cent of the whole. Tb,,
is now dare make the statement.
'ls u just, Is ii justiiable, is il pordouoblc
In any ci'lzen of South Carolina t. publish
to the world that our courts are not to H..
fehed upon? You, you the people, are Tia,
ones who suffer from such unjust .t.g,.-
ments.'
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The GowdsysviIIs Whipping.

we nave never thought for anon ent that
the whipping of Richard Harris, in Cow.
dey1'iile township, had any pOi,ic,l s'gn;d-
eance In it, and we sincerely rerctied that
such feature was given TO II. We think
We know The Peop'e OF Gowdysvill.
# there is n..-S .c.ii., i.v~ and
PeoP'' Oh oiding and
VIC '"i"A W. ..s face Gods earth
sLi
:, can be fund n that town
., irrcsTec i've of any poIif5sl sflili 'tion.
We were sa, SIZED ihsf S6c, ysSan:tes there
could not be inducedNts resoS 70 such a low
and unmanly ret 10 punish 4 political op'
poneni, and the sequel provo that VIC were
right in our csiirna # tbeif character.
The whipping bad no mon politics in II
than there would be in n hush or bro her
whip ng sc undrel who fd infnmousIy
traduced The character OF th4 mother, wife
or sister.
From what we now learn lprri5 must be
very bad man, with no NOR character, and
has no political influence VIII ever. As to hi
political opinions none o{ his neighoors
| Gcem 10 know what they arg and If he ha
any il is doubtful whether il entitled tG
| n vote.
But setting aside the man character: th'
people of Gowdcysy;llc, OF fvery point ca
shade Of party, recognize Vat Harris Ia
legal rights ms o'hcr men, which all al
bound to respect, and they Eel indignant a
the act of whipping, ard Nc determined Il
aid in bringing the pcrfe,SSorS of the crim
against their god gnRsto justice.
We will not aid trss,mtennncc n wrong
to political opponent, believing as we do
that they are actua'ed 10y much honor AM
honesty in their political references as W
cain for ourself and teir opinions arr
| entitled TO as much raspcC.
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The following list OF candidates for the vatious
county oaBees vim be added TO as new naiucs are
annouuced In the candidates Quarters"
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
& Il noho Godfrey Is FOwic.,
w Harris, walton whitman,
J X JEFF, rcs.
FOR SHERIFF.
Cole Lyics, JG"
James II Bartleo
FOR ~ .sVm Long
u Inman,
! coz" -"iroK.
r Jen Harris,
j Bailey,
at u Morgan, P"yton Love,
FOR TREASURER.
Sanford Wilburu, J BT Scott
j u Going, John i ihpna, =,
W 4 Jctcr.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
j W Nance, X = Thomas .ir
I VI Mpblry, "A Chamber,
Iho- Estes
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
NH 'ittl"j"hn, VI I, I"mu-tUr
j l. Walker.
FOR CORONER
j. hf"rs"ry. Jasper .iyc,'h,
FOR CLERK OF COURT
Joseph II McEi~sick.
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Go. Ch' rm' IL Conservative Democracy

SIXTY MILLIONS BUSHELS WmEAT.-Neyer
IN the history Of Kansas has that state had
such b1un,iiul crops a this year. lie far
mers cannot get enough hands to harvest The
great crop, and the Santa Fe railroad has
made special rates from Kansas City aud
other Missouri river towns to induce har
vest hands to go into the state. The wheat
crop Of the State will be from sixty to sixty
five million bushels, and the quality is high.
The grass crop is made, aui is Il very large
one. tie early potatoes rye, barley and oat
crops are made, and are all largo. Tho
weather has hcem rCopi::oii5 for corn, and IL
is the cleanest, best looking corn TO be
found i'll the country to-day.
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EES. One OF the CommuncSt errors ;hnt
men fall into is in estimating the amount q,
taxes an individual pays 10y the return he
makes 10 The Aadiior of his property for
taxation. Particularly does this error occur
| IN The case of wage carncrs. or those en-
| rt"yei under stated salaries We know ot
| two or three individuals who return NOT
! over $500 and n poll tax but who really
! pay taxes on from 9l,iOO to $4,000 They
own shares in building and Loan Associa-
ions, stock in Banks or Factories.
All those institutions return and pay the
individual taxes of their stockholders in
bulk, under the corporate name Of the in
Sttntion, consequently the names of the
Stockholders do not appear ON the tax books
as owners OF that character Of property, but
nevertheless they do pay tave. or L.
We are led to make this statement by =
request from an esteemed friend who we
know would not be unjust to any man. 10
republlsh an exhibit of the taxes paid hv a
promnont gentleman in this State. taken
from the tax returns AMI published in n
'''y f''p'' hV' ''hE ago Inc GENT eman
referred to owned some Bank stock and also
held sh;IrcS in at least one Building and
Loan Assocation, upon which he raid
monthly installments from his monthly
wages, Both of those institutions returned
his shares II the Auditor. and paid his
taxes Gu them under oaoh corporation head
1t is well know that Bank Factory and Build
ne and Loan stock can be turned into cash n,
any moment, so that when the owner wishes
to invest his earnings 10 other enterprises it is
easy Tor him to get cash for his stock for
mat purpose, which was done in the special
case referred TO.
we feel no interest in convicing or do.
iendng the gentleman, but we do feel an
interest in keeping our friend on. Of am nm
pleasant position, and because il would be
unjust in us, for we happen to know that the
whole ia@s in the case are different 80 the
representation made in the published article.
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BfB j.. Most all our people know Eldridgc
Davis. Well We had letter from him last
week lie is Mt Ellih"rn. Nv. on u stock
crop fiiIc-2J to 90 bushels 10 tho acre
blue 81 Ass, timothy aud clover are tho mnin
crops here tobrcc, is raised in small
Iuan hlios. This is II fine county.
"o can imagine that Edrijge is in his
glory among fine horses and cattle. and
br'mking colts
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i'i"au ~ cnhrgeu Win inJurIn8 the
r,,., onna.;,;n .,,;,, h,'an.,. 49,
the worli that everything in South Carolina
Is wrong s'de up; that the Govcrnor IL oP-
pon." - ~ ''" en'o' i,.'' ""u ~
n,r
VA r,, anil, .,,, or,o.;,;onm hrt tho
,Jw;,i,r,,; :; ,,E,,, IA, ,ro,,, fro,,
the s,ump. that ,,erytbinp has BEEN and will
coniim,o 20 l., "wronr side nm" if thew arc
not re. elected l., office. and tho reople inside
and ou,siJr IN, S.otc ,rc Iook;py nm and
waiting /, Sc, if the election will IN, things
r,oht side M In tho mc,nwbile In, STAT.
wants outside corit,l TO come aud establish
new Factories, new cntcrprise, Of all kinds
but the rcop,e nrr advised no. to vote for n
| President Of u factory or IL President of a
bank. as tho managers Of such institutions.
and. from a p,rirv of reasoning, the insti-
tuiions also, nre opposed 10 the interests of
4, ra. enit.r. Ses: .,so yn,s;.a,z ;hqs, builds
the Southern farm, empoy labor that not
only work up those products for market but
again buy the food products of tho farm for
their own suS.ennaucc.
But the mca selected to MANAGE those
institutions. chosen because uf their ohiii,v
and integrity of character. n,e now held m
in dcrisiun. as unworthy the confidence, ,f
the pcop'c and should not be cIc,tcl "a
position of honor or uust in tho c,,or,,
mcn,
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DO the voters Of South Carolina know
that III August they will have an opporu-
nifty of expressing their views on the liquor
traffic at the polls? This is a chance f,r
the lovers of sobriciy to drive to the wall in
our State this greatest enemy of home. right.
eousnesS ana true prosperity. If majority
OF the white voters of South Carolina cI.
press themselves in favor Of The abolition Of
the SALON ~ 1t creature Of law, public
Frott1r, they cn blot tho ours. from our
mids;
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SHILOH's CoNSUMrrIoS CrRr--This j.
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine we have ever sold A few doses
Invariably cure the worst cases of Cough.
Group aud bronchitis, while itS wonderful
success Ill the cure of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history of medicine
Since its first discovery it has been sold OH =
guarantee, n test which no other medicine
can stand. If you have cough we ear
ncStly ask you to try it Price lOc SOC ami
81. lfyour lungs arc sore chest, or back
lGmc, use Shil"hs Porous Plaster. Sold by
III Il. Smith G. 10
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The State Teachers Association.

School Commissioner Walker informs us
that the State Teachers Association was a
great success and well attended. All pres
ent felt that they were greatly benefited by
the valuable papers read before the convcu-
ii was noticeable fact that tho many
teachers who attended took special interest
IN every detail of the programme. The
teachers who did not attend missed q great
deal more than can be imagined.
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A DTuA0oGUr.- .-Congr. ssDan Jcr.y Simp-
so1 wont to Philadelphia and add lressei IA
labor meeting the other night.
II WAS tcmlt ting opportunity for Mr.
Simp,rn1o capture the disc ntep'ci AMI
Dissatisfied Clements IF the cOuhtry, acd tha
Homestead affair was sugg stivc text Jh
pc. pls's p-rry statesman did not mihci his
woris. Among other things lac said thai
Andrew Caruegie oughi TO be hung.
Ii is probable that this sort of talk suite
: unysauoience, and Mr. simpson W II b. en-
co3ragcd 10 indulge in still more Of it. In
fact, IhLre seems to be dispositi' n among
<.somv Of The prop'e'sIar leaders to go TO
20 xiremes. They seem TO iake,it for gran,cj
that rich men are ilis enemies Of The masseS,
ant their speeches arc full or isnunciniions
aud threats.
Intemperance In speech will so iun
AIRY cause and defeat any lariy. 10 always
gnes fir, IN bal 10 worse until co. H. get rick
and r,d of il. We do not r'giId Mr. ar
nrSie Ms n model citizen. lie is greatly -
blame Tor tic unfortunate occurrence. ut
Homestead, but il is not exactly the proper
thug for c, mgr, ssu an to dcnounc"
crowd of wOrkingmcn, an"
ought to be hung. ,oI ,ia '' -
in hc cAmpo ',n i, "'
jpg "" .xn MIR S,,nnsn,, ,v,iI H. ,.,,;,,''
~, o'her men who ought 10 be hung.
@ N craze Tor violence viii increase, ard
VI nowiAng orators will travel up aud
Wv" 'Se A'nd mdiciiug and trying their
WR'ueh's on the stump. and suggesting
@ @."e'r assassination, for that j.. what rhrir
talk means.
- S7", This man Simpson is IL dcnagocur
lie solves II, problems hc originates no
rene ties. Ills advica tends 10 provoke
breaches OF tho peace ',u.i bloodsbed. And
y't NO do not fc2ayi Simpson and other
denagogucs of his kidney M very danger
ons men. Their hold upon their FLOWERS
will ppt last long, Their violence will
alarm and disgust people, and they VIII bc
rtpudated. The American people love Jaw
ami order. No man can z. among them
aud cr'isicnlly preach revolution and
anarchy. When the average citizen b,s
time for reflection the though, sud,lcrIy
strikes him that he owns n home and Ea. !,
It'"c money saved up for a RAINY day. lie
cann"t afford 10 20 into n carnival oc law
lessnts', AMI he feels that in II social nm
hcnvci the mob wcuId not stop with the
tnrncgirs. After tho miil;nanircs the huu.
hred-ih"us sani-dUlnr mrn. then the ten
'housand-l"inr men, AMI finally any man
WITH lew dollars IA gopl coat ON in.
back would he N danger. This has been
'hr consequence OF such outbreaks If an
archy
Thc Tsoplc understand all this, and they
understand MIR. jerry Simpson Tha, en-.
erSct'c den agoguc may continue hi, present
course while longer, hut we prrdic, that
be VIII talk himself out of congress in less
tp!c than il took for him 10 ta,k him .,ir
into it.--IH,Htu C1Rshtuiiou.
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we nave speedy and positive cure for
catarfD, diphtberil, canker mon,h oca
h%eeacsie' III SiiiLUHS CATAERn RENE.
"a a nasal injector free with each Ln,,lr
use II you desire health and sweet h,ao,b
frice o0c Sold by H. X. Smith & Co.
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fRnHfniTI0S-WnICu Sine II> - ON
lev IL. r. Mills, the evangelist s 40 recently
conducted success, ,tul rcviv>Eu:.Elgin MS,
TOOK occn'ion at one Of his .:cetinrs 10 refer
to The liquor qucstion::hs .p!iows:
would like TO Civ. ;. little sermon on
temperance, and N.uld like to make n SO
PLAIN that everybody c"uld understand.
S"nctmcS pU raOn wilt Insult me hy a.hin.,
me on which side Of the tempe r;,nxv or uru.
hihllon question am on. Which sidc arn
on wen, You go To the dvuuknrdS and
''''N' "n" burglars, nnI gamblers. and
saloon keepers and the nukcrs ,r IN,
accurscd sun, and find ont which .rl, thry
III" on, ahd ihcn put mo down on the other
side. As you so down To thn, wre,chcd
novel, where Iha'. roor woman, worse than
widowed, sits 'Gith her worse than orphaned
o'oc III her Jtep.si, her hearts blood drip
lius away dEon by drop put your ear down
ci'se 70 iter hef.rt and hear which side she
IS ,s eh' and t0u put mo down on her side
why Is u That these accurscd saloons exist
IN Eigin to-day? Because men worship the
yoar bf4entest anil 'ffarrcSt children. and by
hakihS lew pas ses over it convert it into
an 'uiot, the whole community would he after
MN. Millions Of dollars would not induce
You TO license hi m To Ito such :. thing if he
could dol in ton minutes, and il is only n
i"eS''"h oi hVc years, or possibly ten or
twenty, aud y"u will allow him TO do that
very thing and for y pallry few hundred
VIII say onc Thing more il have ever
since the d"y gave my heat To God, by
voice on vote VI influence withheld. riycn
the weight of one finger in support Of the
acc"iNc" lra'iIe', should deserve Ia have my
son MI drnnkard grave, or to .,iyc my
tluRlltcr lntC thp
""'"H"'he products of the business. Now,
~ anyone ""'H not understand this, let him
Tie up amt say -. L"Wc1si.r EHi,yUy,x,.
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EaG" OUr inwnsmau Mr.. Jacob Rice, has
German Millct we ever saw. lie has II
fold of it on tho lot adjoining his mill,
that ia worth long walk to look at.
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ANSWER THIS QUESTION Why do SO many
people we see around us seem TO prefer TO
suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion.
,ors'ipati1n Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
, ming ur "t the food, Yellow Skin. when
i"r - cents we will sell them Shiloh's Vita
I~rr, guaranteed TO cure them Sold by
ii +. Smith & CV.
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Let all our readers in South Carolinl
remember the prohibition election ut the
August primary. II is II time when the
friends o. home and rood government should
rally. No voter should fhli 10 be Oh hand il
possible, and each man who fears God and
!"TcS right should see that his vote reads
mo License
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GAN.. Wo arc requested to announce that
Rev. II. +. CreitzJurg will address the cl,i-
@cns OF Union, in tho Court House, next
Monday night, on the subject Of prohibition.
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day, and II base ball match between the San.
iuC aud Union 'ballis,s"
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STRENGTH AND iiEALTn.--lf you are no:
feeling strong and healthy, Try Electro
Bittcrs. ii LA Grippe" has left you weak
and weary, use Electric Bittcrs. This rem
cdy acts directly on Liver stomach ant
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to per-
form their functions. If you arc afil ctcd
with sick Headache, you will find speedy
and permanent rclef 10y taking Electric
Hliicrs. Onc rrlal will convince you thn,
this - the remedy you nrrd Large hot,rcs
on'y 90. at Is, +. roscy Drug store.
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10" The Cross Keys aud Onion mines
"crosScd bais' "t rnion yesterday after
unom. Too late To report
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Gle aOceEGy urion Qin1cs
Il. NJ. STOKES, Editor
Friday, July %, 1892.
CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.

SUBSCRIPTION. 81 80 PER .iNNUU
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Gf3,. The Champion Tomato Of Union this
year wus raised in Mrs. George Octzcrs gar-
dcn. ltwcighcd III 2oz
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New Advertisements.

New York Racket Slaughter Sale.
Bar bccuc Mt JoncSvillc. Aug. I2.
Barbecue at Union. Aug. %.
Moe ing OF Conservative Clubs.
To Road Ovcrsccrs.
Watch Lost - -. II. Miller.
Barbecue nt Jonesvi'le No y