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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20

Den- a postal from Mr.. John w. Eison
at Grindall, says:
"A mistake appears in tfs TIMES about
the number Of weascs that / killed.
killed six, and one committed suicide that
night. by hanging himself
Whether il was the hard times, the loss Of
family a.id friends or remorse for past deeds.
that caused Him 20 comru,t the awful deed
MIR. Eison does not inform ia, but whatever
the cause, the chickens will award the Wersel
killers Champion belt TO Mr. Eson.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF $GXNTOR EArnoyW -
Washington, ID. C., May Ex-senator John
- Barbour Of Virginia. died suddenly at
o:"o o'c'ock this morning, At his rcsd,nc,
OF hclt failure. lie had Dot been sick
previous y, and occupied his seat III the
senate yesterday, without any apparent suf-
fering and aflera brief l.ncss Ills death
was unexpected and w.s II great shock to
nose who kncw lim, a he was always re-
garueu as man OF strong constitution. and
mas oeth uniformly well nnd energetic for
person Of his age.
The senator retired early last night, as
we'll as usual, and few minutes af cr &
o'cl ok this morning he sank back on his
ped without uttcring n word from The time
he hrst complained of feeling i'll. His death
was sad by his physicIn to be heart failure
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20

DysrErSh ASp LIVER CoHTLAI.l. Is it
not worth the small price OF 15c to free
yourself Of every symptom of ,hcse distress
ing complaints. :! y,u think so, call at our
st re and get bottle of Shiloh Vitalizcr
Every hottie has pirate guarantee on j..
use accordingly and il il does yun II, gvo it
VIII est you nothing S)ll ~ H. Il. Smith
\ Co
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Methodist s. s. Picnic.

The Teachers and children of the Metho-
dist Church had their annual picnic last
Friday, at Murphy Mill, and pleasenter
or joll:cr time nobody ever had
The weather WAS all that could have been
asked fer. and everything seemed to DO
mvdc TO order for tho occasion.
The long string of wagons returned AT
night, covered with forest bows and bios
SONS and GNcd with as pretty and glcesome
flowers as ever made glad the hearts of
home.
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fs;S~ Oar COOL friend, Mrs. NJ. a. Briggs,
al'o hns cooling Summer beverages for sale.
Her ice cold Sofa water AMI Ginger Ale arc
heal hy and delightful drinks.
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The Schedule on the S. U. & C. Road.

The following passenger schedule went
into effect on the SpartanJurg, uniou &
Columbia road, last Sunday, the l5.h:
Trains from Columbia to A,hcvillr, n. c.,
over the s. L. & C.. via Spartanburg, run
daily. Sundays included, leaving Columbia
at l.20 a. NJ, arrive ut Spartanburg 3.05
Z. NJ, md ut Ashcvillc G.25 L. NJ. max
ing connection fr Wayncsvil'c and Hot
Springs.
Returning. lhi, train leaves Ashcvlle at
HOO \. NJ, SIartmburg 20 =. NJ, and
arrives in Columbia COG L. VI. Has Pull.
man parlor cars hltwccn Augusta and Ashc-
vile, VIII Columbia and Sparanburg.
Never has thcrc been such perfect schcd
ules and complete daily Sundays included)
train service over the G.. & q. Division as
now; with perfect connections between
Columbia and Alinta, at Scnaca with con-
ncction Mt Grecnvilo and Spartanburg for
the North and We
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DEn.. The Union delegation to tho May
Democrat Convention went down Tuesday,
and were Mt Their posts Wednesday, when
tho roll was called.
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The great steel bridge acros, the Nlissis-
sippi at Memphis was opened with imposing
ceremonies on Thursday, 3), 600 peoJl, he.
ing present. 1t is built hy TIE Eausi~ C.tv
Memphis& " Birmingham road, ali | 's on he
spot where De Soto crossed tn" mg,Y IN
ISL.
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FRIDAY, May 20. 1902.
sUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANEUJ
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The +. o. will be opened for business
from 3 A. VI. TO 600 L. Nj.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business frcm o A. NJ. to4 ". NJ.
The South bound mail arrives ut 3.2b,
Z. NJ.
The North touna mail arrives ut l.45,
=. NJ.
Street boxes will be o~p'ied every day
nt 1.25, L. NJ. -,
Any iuattcntion or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the J.. NJ:
J. G. HUNTER. L. NJ.
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meat ssssss fsiai' !d ts lst~a No truer
Maj. "Bob" BetyiIxS
Pickups by a New Local.

The Methodist Surday school had picnic
at Mnrphy's Mill last Fri lay. 1t was n
gtUnd success, every ons enjoyed themselves
very much. The officers and teachers Ger
tainly intended for the children to enjoy
the day, as they hal boat made for The
occasion. They also carriNa a Tennis sci,
~, -.i-"r gamcs, llammocks and Swings.
After dinner tho amusement was fo0bracine,
high kicking, etc.
Sunday was childrcns day at the NJ T.
Church. The programme was one of the
best ever arranged, aub the recitations and
songs were very good. The Pastor, Rev. T.
l.. Morris, delivered an able address to
tho children.
The amateurs are ichearsng the play
"Our American Cousin, and expect Q have
il really for the public about tho Ist of June
They are under the management of Mrs.
I!crndon, AMI the people of our town can
expect something fine
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Mr.. VERNON CmuRcn. regular sacra
mental service will bc held next Sabbath,
22d, by the pastor. Two sermons may be
expected.
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New Advertisements.

Municipal Election. w. I. Graham.
Public Meeting.--Voicrs
Mule FIR Salp.-S. J. II. Howell.
Read anI Racket Store.
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The WoTkoftho Convention

The first and only report we received
tmrn the Convcnti>n ~ Colum1ii, was bv
the papers that came On the y o'clack trnm
yesterday, AMI We can only give tho follow
ing results of its procce lings. leaving the
details for neNt week
W. !. Tnlbcrt was chosen chairman: j. q.
Duncan RellinScr, Secretary of the State
Executive Committee, WAS elected Secretary
Of the Convention. with J W. Bowien, who
vas not delegate, MSS start Secretary
The following were elected delegates to
the Chicago Convention:
state nt larsc-B. Il. Tillmnn. J. l.. NJ
lrhy. J. VIM. Stokes, W. !. Tn'hcr'. Alter
asies--". u. iivaus. Johu L. IIlrrison, y.
j. Erabham. II. Y. Abbott.
First District The dore ID Jcrycy. Char
Ic>t.n: c VI Ehrd LcNin:ton. Alterrates
c { Tracy, Flake l. White.
Second Disirirt--A NJ lruiann>. lIamp-
ton John Gary Evans. Aiken. Altcrnat"s
" II Zimmerman. ,iohn " panba..
Third District b IL McCaln. AhbcvilIc
ID * Norris. Anderson. Aicrnatc>-A c
Latimcr, Pope.
Fourth Distrrc'-B + Perry. Grcenvile.
Il Harris, Union. AlternaicS } T Os.
teen. a { LylcS.
Fifth dislret-T. j. Cunningham. Ches.
ter, }. W. Floyd. Kershau N'crnatcs-
W. \. Elder, T. j. Strait
Sixth district--J T.. Tindal. Clarendon;
f. I. StackhOusc, Marion. Altcrnates--..
Nj. Waddcll, ID. W. McLaurin.
Seventh distrct-H. II. Thomas, sumter:
Josinh Doar, Georgetown. Alternates
IL. Hayward, d. p. Pipkin.
NATIONAL CoMMITrEEMAN.
NJ. H. Donaldson Of Greenyillc, was
elected n member of the National Demo.
cratic Executive Committee BY accamation.
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gea1' The wnrm weather Of the past few
days has brought out our friend W. ID.
Arthur's Ice wagon, md the iinkling OF the
ioeman's bell is now -fsssass,i or hStsNt2Sv
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cotton in this market oIoE Er up his season s
bnsincss and loft hcreIust wednesday lie
will take in the Charlotte celebration.
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l.. l.. Wiley, of Missouri the highest man
in his cla.s n. the Yale law school, has de-
{ incd 10 cLtcr the debate for the Wayhnd
W'Ic because col2red student uamod Spur
geon, Ct Virginia, Isl contestant.
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hoy" spencer ThomHon, noted .llycd
man Of this Vicinity. dicl last Tuesday.
from Consumption. lilo created u G,t'c rip
pie of excitement among his co'orcd friends
Just before lie d;cd, hy telling them that lie
helped Kill the eight negroes at tho hanging
ground during the ku kluX reign and that
h" woul come back and pull down Shine
fhimer new house over his head and
would walk up and down the lane on which
his house stood, if Shine Palmer end the
rest OF them did not do right by him and
behave themselves.
Wei bet Speuccrs old hat that not mig
ger VII be seen on thatsanc aftel dark, for
many years 10 come. 1t will be safe place
ID raise chickens
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For TIE TINES.
No Cut and Dtitd Ticket.

Mn. EDIToR.-l zee it reported iy some
Of the newspaper writer's that it is proposed
for the Alliance 10 meet ond nominate
County Ticket. | d. hope that such
thing will not be tried. ! want no '""' :--a
dried' ticket il mice. 1t looked pretty
much like that in the last meeting Of the
County ID, ,mocratic Convention, when man
got up and nor1ina'ed the delegates with his
name he first on the List. We usoi to COM
plain that ths County conventions were
manipulated ty The town people. JUS before
| the conventi:n met, aud candidates crammej
| down our throats but au afraid We are
"geitiag out Of the flying pan into the fire"
by few office seekers in the Alliance try
! ing to "heai 2if' The choice Of the people,
| and mani ipulating the order in their interest.
do hope the scheme will no, succeed, for
| l believe il will break up the harmony OF
| the Alliance in this County. TIE people
want fair and opsu primary election, where
every mnn can have equal chance before
the people. Tha, is true democracy, and /
honestly believe that any ticket nominated
by n convention, will be defeated. 1t seems
TO me that nominating convention, whcth-
er composed of Aliancemcn, Tiilmanites or
ant-rillmauitos, is rothing but a nominating
Convention, TO head of 'hc will If the peo-
pc, and the people have decided against
that way of n few men saying who shall and
who shall net run for office. If ticket is
nominated in that way and any good men
should come oui in opposition for any OF
the Offices. il looks te me as if it was fixed
pp nlan 70 kili ihSaa- .hl.caL lug stffsF' stfsF'
Es,uuasyu0SJ----,ivi
'''ss' = s71.,yYsl8--3oIi,s!Q pigL
purpose. 1t wilf''ul -, o,vrners. Politics
is now making little blow in our ranks,
and am sure his new move will raise a
bowling storm. FAIR PLAY.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20

-BeItsfid This sc6rfon, parfinuf fry fall-soBed
oats. These sowed in tho Spring ar6 low
and backward. A good rain now would
help them and every other growing crop.
Corn is growing off finely, and if no disas-
ter bcfnl it, there will be n larger crop Of
corn mad" IN this county than ever before.
lfc,cry Flrmcr hal few Shoats to make
most "f with tic corn, we would feel as i:
this county was getting fat aud nou,ishing;
that our FnrmvrS could snap their fingers at
the Wcrlcrn hacon monopolists and corn rais-
crs, and tel them we've quit working to
mnko you fellows rich and are now working
to get rich ourselves. by raising our own hog
and hominy AMI keeping our cotton money
in oar own Io"kct'." We've done playing
fool and arc going TO playing sensible"
wednesday evening, after the above was
put in tyre. II storm of wind, rain and hail
from the South las'Cd over this town, which
We fear dill some injury TO the crops.
Up To the time of putting the PAPER to
press we had not heard from any section
beyond this immediate vicinity.
Every subscriber on THE Registers book :
- n bo"" .FHc one, and where not accompa-
nicd hy the ctsh. the names sent in are
endorsed by the different sub-alIiances in
our 81 'tr, mui,r Mc scai of the lodge from
which they come, to b, pail for next fall
Ihry are II, rool Ms gold dcl'ars. and
before many weeks clapsc we expect TO enroll
21.W'O such names on our list-Columbia
R'yjStr.
just 80. The non pa,tizan Alii,uce he
com' responsible tor the subscrip.ion of its
members tO II r;hiri political ncw>paper /,
Last Fal there was many a howl among the
good AlIianccmcn for having to pay for
dci'nqncnts on joint notes for guano. Won
der " hat kind of hnmi .":" ----t
rall when tn" sub Alliances arc called upon
to foot the bills they have endorsed uader seal.
of hundreds Of delinquent subscribers 10 the
Columbia H'g'Stcr? ? Somebody is going to
get badly "soIi' ncyt Fall, sure. We know
many Of these cEdor&cd subscribers. Some
Of them wouli never take II rapcr unless
some one olsc paid for it. and others readily
subscribe under She pay next Fall plan,
as 'neNt Fali' is always coming, to them We
have not the least doubt that every anti.
Tillman paper ih the State could Quadrupe
its list Of subscribers. from the rilmau ranks
TOO, upon the pay next Fall'' plan; but
those papers don't do business on such n
fading basis.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
chIN rh, difhthcril, caukcr mouth ant
lcn'nchc. il SlllhOl'S CATARRm RENE
D. nasal injector free y !. each LotrIc.
ISe II If you desire health and sweet breath
PEcs .'oc Sold 10y II X Smith ( c..
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MIR. Jas. Geides died at Sp,rtanburg,
Saturday May ii. 1899. lie was buried
Sunday afternoon in the Episcopal church
yard. Several years ago his health began
. 20 fail. Meantime his wife sckened and
died, leaving him TO take charge of their
three little cAii!rLu By IL wcSt suitable
arrangement DR.. and Mrs, S T. Means
moved into the house and took charge cf the
children. Mr.. Geddcs began the mercantile
business aS cerI when boy. When op-
portnmty otlerel he began business FOR him
SSlf. lie was successful in business build
ing up II large and remuneraivc trade.
lie was recognized as enc of the leading
dry goods merchants Of the city. For yeas
"tGe Siofo on TIE corner has been : II ost
roru'a" place, especially will, the lai eS
In his private life he was as gentle AMI
kind as a good woman and cndeayored TO
live up to the golden rule.
ILLNESS OF JUnGE kERsmAw.-Sumter. May
l%.--Judgc kershaw was taken suddenly
sick last night. Misleading reports have
g'ue ont Owe the S'ete as 10 the nature of
The attack. The physicians say it Bas an
attack of congestion brought on by ind;ges-
ton. lie rsseserea sufhch e'eN-~is -.
home Ill Camden this morning.
the Rev. John Kershaw, who went home
with him, returned TO The city tonight, and
says that when he left Judgs Kershaw this
afternoon he was very much relieyed.-Ntrs
GId Co"yi|r.
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mr. q. :. Ar'pur is'' "Spa'y :" op'
s"s
keeper TOT MT ".s 'ion V"''y ~ '"'
hardWsre ouspe"
mis osrfnt' vi''n's h'' t'"s'
49,
--.~.'' D'Ps.t sPsh' ~" Wy WI"
Coi. !. y. Duneat anu hmpy.
''' ~
SCALE reiurned ipesdny from bi'sr''n' oH-'
where they hnysoeen on 'st /" 'i'.
Eugene Scaife'
Assistant AnoHry Sspsrai TOWNSHIP,
returned % 70 % aay,a tas, a. ca, hi.
MonI,r @r - and r,iurasa Taesday.
~ G"n crssr sensre, ml0,gsr ., tho 8
ID. II. r., passed thr1uglf here Tuesday in
his private car.
Mr.. Reuben Rawls. wifshnd sister-in-law,
left for Asheyiile wednesday, after spending
some time in the t'wn and bounty.
Messrs. Il. L. Harry, n G. Byars and
Henry Ross, 'eit Tor ebarIaie o last Wednes-
day, they viii t'Se III the Msekienourg Gee
bra'ion.
Mrs. w. D. "c'"'e icH Tor Asheville
Wednesday,
We were 'ruy p'easei 70 see among us
again last week 'h'' iai'"i'' servant OF God 1,
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In an aIfray a, Stokes Bridge, Darlington
county r"Snl'n; :! III a law sun over land.
Ihrc, hr0'hera named Woodham were sh
and seriously wounded with bind shot by
two brothers named Moore, on Friday.
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T'N' \ C0nNIIcrNb'c riot O'clrrel In
Columbia last Samrdry night, between
some 700 color,d pccp'c and Chief of Police
RHac1ifr in which young negroes. Mary
Hops N: her brother and her Aunt. Julia
tn mNon, all from this County, were the
principal figures; in fact. the main cause of
the trouble. At one time the Chief was in
imminent dHugcr Clubs. ra2ors AMI pis-
tolls were iIcurishcl around him bv tho
i";"t'iri negro mos. willie only five or six
brave white men s'oad hy him and succeeded
in lodging two Of the rioters in iail
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pr We ask special attention TO the al
yerti.cmeut calling for mee'iog OF .ne
democrats II tbis town 10 consider the nd
visibility Of hol ling primary election TO
nominate candidates for Municipal oihcers.
We believe lie time has come in this town
fr the white people to lay asids oil personal
r.i::s: 80. i-1;::.::SSs i-1;;::.:SSs anu -..;s =. VVn'r'"-
the oSn, ,hroagh their own cho'en o'iicers.
We have nothing to say against the former
Council or any individual member oft but
we d, complain Of the way and means by
Wh'c tho elections heretofjr; have been
car icl. II has become fixed belief iba,
the white people cannot elect ticket Of
their choice, simply because they will not
unite for that purpose; and the fa'aiiiy f
every PUB ic enterprise suegesci aod dis
cussed for the go1d Of the towo may be
ascribcd TO want Of concentrated action
among our ,zeno.
The people do not unite with the Town
Council and the Town Council do not unite
with tie people, in any matter Of Importance
| r,r the w.lfire Of the whole, just because
| the Counc is really elected by one class oi
our opulation that does not, fjr il cannot,
| harnomizc with the other
We mnyiry to.shut our eyes as much as we
| pleas upon the cauae OF the towns 'ecay'
but it i. NJ plain NJ the no9ndoy sun that
want orunty If feeling and action is the
sole cause, nnI the town election is the root
of tie difficulty.
Tic real r,oi of tho town is entirely
cc'ipscd by n dcmora'izing struggle to defeat
one man or set Of men ond elect others;
without any cgard to their fitness for the
nosifibn. 'el. 3 -
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rSN., Mcssr2. Smith & Mcador hare opcn-
"d soda Fountain, and get up delightful
Milk Shakes. Go and try them. You'll
find il much plcnsan,cr than "drawing
tco'h, though you can havo your choice at
their shop. ---.-.-
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Ggis" Ii you want to see good tcrracing
"ni how ii saves land from washing, 20 and
look ut tho tcrracing Of Mr.. VIM. Munro s
land on the road near the Fair Grounds. II
was tcr.aceu some weeks before the two
last washing rains, but stand. intact, while
crops around it have been seriously injured.
We are glad to earn that terrncng is be-
coming popular and frequent among our
Farmers II certainly shows y snirit of
progressive Turning
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ia" our friend Porter has opened his
Soda Water and Milk Shake Foun.ni md
ice 'rc"m Saloon for the Summer Last
year Porter took the lead in these luxuric.,
and rays he IL not get behind this year. if
r'ch milk and the puicst syrurs are ap-
rreciatcl.
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EsiS" oncn for all We give notice that
wh'lc We DwY accommodate II candidate
10y in9crting his name two or three weeks
upon the promise of tho fee being paid
IN n few day., for satisfactory reasons,
we shall most assurcdly, drip every namo
from the list after that time, il tho f.a :. 49,.
p'tu special privileges to none is our
motto.
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Hss-. Clerk of the Cout J. H. McKissick,
has received the check from the Comptrollcr
General for the money due the State Pen
scncr7 in this County. lie informs us
that he ha' mailed check To each one en-
titled tr II pension for the amount due him,
and requests us to notify nl interested to
call at their respective pnstolliccs for them.
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NJ. l." Donaldson Of Greenyillc. was
elected member of the National Demo.
cratic Executive Committee BY accamation.
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purpose. 1t wilfs'dl -, o,vsiers Politics
is now making little blow in our rank.,
and am sure 'his new move will raise
bowling storm. FAIR PLAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25

shuddered when he called thing wholesome
consumed II largely. And now, only last week, We
had three analysts saying three ally opposts
things about one wretched sample OF milk. one OF
them said IL might have been genuine another Sai0
that 10 was deficient In fat 10 the extent OF 10 pee
sent and third In HIS might from SonerseS
iIouse and fixed the deficiency at per cent my
And you've ruined my faith In tho mkISan, sae
the Poet. :" never knew before that milk ought "a
have fat In IT, How any sellrespectDg milk havS
fat in IT. It's too disgusting
"Oh, It's way THAT nilk has, the Ordinary Min
said oonsolihgly. "The mkman calls It cream. TIE
difference Is only In name. still, that Is the moss
important difference Of course. The same rhing wou0
be proper pride in me and sickening conceit In you.
What is chic In the woman would be vulgar IN her
maid could give you a hundred similar Instances
BY the way, could you define 10 chic ~
"speakng generally" said The Poet, " should caii
II an unconscious nghtness that Is going to pc. ap
proved-un unneresting fashion before 1t rs fasnon-
able" ~ an. ...,,
That's clumsy said the Mere Boy. "But why
define an unimportant thing like that! what Is
drunkenness There man M Bow streee iass
assaul'ing policeman. lie pleaded that MS isss
were drunk, but that his head was peffecty soDef'
What happened ," asked the Journalist
Well, they seemed 10 think that az N rY@e
working majority of the was drunk, ana tne
minority OF the man had to suffer Tor IL. DO Tue
man got fourteen days. Bat II. as he asserted
drunkenness began with tle legs and worked upward;
exactly onchalf and more wac drnnk"
Give him days, obviously" the. JournansS
said "but I glad I'm not a magistrate y
shouldn't feel easy Oh the bench
"Ah, YES the Mere Boy said. feelingiy, moro
at home in the Dock But you'd get used toft