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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-02
Correspondence.
The Comet, Law and 100000 Bales, by
Telephone.

JOSEsvILLB, Nov. 28.-Llst night was
cloudy, so our people did net get TO SEQ the
Treat meteoric shower that was advertised
to occur.
We had very cold snap last week. but
the weather has settled back TO moderation
again and everybody is busy winding up
their years work.
Mr.. Z. l.. Hsmes returned from the s. c..
Conference Saturday night. lilo speaks in
great praise of the hospitality Of "the Cry
by tho Son."
IL seems that the philosophers, astrono-
mers, weather prophets and doctors have all
combined 10 make unfavorab!e predictions
for the future. They tell us that the earth
and saturD, with his rings, coming in coa-
JUNCTION . bad unwholsome atmosphere is
ground out, which, in the near future, will
breed microbes, and that these will cause
disease and destructive of human life and
properly, therefore the weak minded and
some of the strong minds, too, are troubled
and apprehensive Of the consequences. |
guess we had al better keep calm and serene
and be ready for whatever may come.
A colored man namsl Frank Msng, who
lived about Jonesvilla, was committed to Jail
last week by Trial Justice j, | Ward, for
stealing corn from the fell of j. l.. McWhir-
ter. MIR. W. T. Ward was passing by Mr..
McWhirter's field AMI saw Frank gathering
in the shcavcs; SO the proof was point blank.
Ne.srs. VIM. Munro and j. NJ Gee
were in Jonesvil'e las, Saturday on profess
sional business in Trial Justice j. l.. Waris
court. 1t was rather big case The par
ties were Mr.. II. p. McKissick and James
Plexico. A mis'ral was the result.
BY consulting the almanac for '93 gee
the moon will "fulp' twice in January and
twice in March, but there will be no "fulp'
in February. Also that FIVE months in the
viii have Ave Sundays each. These
don't occur often.
beard a former say yesterday that he
intended 10 sow $50 acres Of his land in
oats, and sell i've of his mules, but since the
rise in cotton he concluded no, to SOW the
oats or sell the mules, but plant the $50
acres in cotton. Look cut for 1900, 900
bales next year.
Mrs. Ella Bet-ill, Of Cross Keys. is on n
visit to her parep's in Jopesvile.
Mrs. @, b: Fowler has just returned from
q visit to Spartanburg.
Mr.. j. II. L"ttlejohn, Of A,bury, was in
LOUISVILLE last week. TELEPHONE.
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A SuMMERvILLE RIoT.-Columbia, Nov. "a
"A special to tho Register states that Trial
Justice Sweeney, of Summerville, sent two
cons'ables to arrest five negroes living at
Wassamassaw, the Dahomcy of South Caro-
lima, charged with attempting to force open
the polls on election day. The negroes rose
in arms and the consiables, when they at.
tempted to serve the warrants, were defed
by body Of fifty or sixty negroes armed
with muskeis, rifles, etc. The sheriff now
has the warrant and will arrest them if he
has TO call on the Goyerner for large de-
tachment Of militia
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Az ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF CoTToN
GOODS BY tax CoTTeN MILLs.-Angusta,G Ga,
Nov. 24.--Ali the large cotton mills located
here advanced the price of their brown
goods owing TO the heavy demand for them
and the marke, advance in the prizes of cot
ton. They are quoted rs follows: Four
quarter yard goods, 6 cents; seven eights
goods. 81 three-quarter goods, A.; thirty
inch drills, to GB. The ndvancs in goods
has not, however, up to this time been equal
e the advance IN cotton, but the mi IL are
demanding full prices for new contracts, as
they have cold all stocks On hand.
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A Letter from the Legislature

COLUMBIA, Nov. 26.-Mr. Editor: Perhap,
you would like a brief outline Of tho doins
Of the Legislature.
Many bills and joint resolutions have been
brought before the body, but as yet no de-
finite actisn has been taken en- them. There
are several iron cad bills in references to the
prohibition question, but 1t is no easy mat, er
TO conjecture the final result. However, i.
is manifest, that the most strenuous off prts
will be made to stay tbs ravages Of tho fell
destroyer OF human happiness and prosper
ry This is certainly one Of tho absorbing
questions of the day, and from the general
outlook our Legislature will certainly make
every effort possible to pass the hest pro-
hibitory. law that their wisdom and genius
can inYegchis II -iul<vi-.uupee+;,su
$ef quite as much difficulty Of solution
'Jfsfhc ysxed race question.
Bills are pouring in every day, and If lhey
all should bscome laws the statute book
would be swolled to prodigious MAGNITUDE 10;
but fortunately the waste basket will rscsiye
sn abundant supply Of Scraps" from that
source.
Bills are coming before the bo ly to reducs
the salary Of every officer in the State, on
from present indications some action will bo
taken in that behalf
From close observation, | think we have a
Legislature in whose hands the well.bsing
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Personals.

Mrs. j. II. Maxwell, of Grscnvills, is
visiting her parents, Mrs. and Judge W. H.
Wallace.
Rev. c. A. B. Jennings went down to
Columbia on the Tuesday morning train.
Rev. L. E. Morris returned from the CEN
ference last Tuesday. We are pleased to
know he is stationed hero for another year.
Mrs Manning T. Smith returned from
Mississippi last Tuesday evening, after a
two months visit to relatives in that State.
Mrs. F. F. Capsr., of Grseavills, is visit
ing Mrs. T. c. Duncan.
d. Z. Hydrck, Esq, of Spsrtaubure, was
in town this week on business.
-, La-~---a>->---:kla-
preached an excellent sermon in the Metbo-
dist church Sunday morning, taking for his
text: "is are the salt of the eartb but
II the salt have lost its SAVIOUR, vbereui,b
sha'' II De aalted? 1t is thencsfor,h good
Tor nothing, but to be cast out, and 10 be
troddsn under foot Of men,"
he preached ia the Baptist church Sun
day night, taking fer his text: 81 would
rather be door kesper in the house Of nv
Hod than to dwell in the tents Of wicked
moss 1t is impossible to describe how
excellent this serm n was, and it certainly
Will make lasting impression on all who
heard it.
ke'. b'nj. Aston went to Spartanburg
on Tuesday 10 attend the Episcopal Conyen-
lion.
Mrs Foster and Mrs. Il. c. Mclaughlin,
OF SPartanburg, are visiting Capt. A. H.
Miss Sallis Muurs's Cub will meet at
the residence of Col L. c. Duncan tbi.
friday evening.
DR.. James ii. Carlisle and Capt. ]. w.
Carlisle, Of Spartanburg, arrived to-day,
and are at Prof. Morrisons who is DANGER
ously ill.
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Two MURDERS AT GREENWOOD. Green
wood, Nov. 26.-At 8 o'clock tonight n
colored boy named RobertTarrant, was shot
twice and instantly killed by whits man
named Fuller, an itinerant photographer.
The trouble occurred at the "fying jenny"
on the public square. The negroes are
indignant. and violence at their hands nav
not be averted.
Fuller shows O severe cut on the be,d
inflicted, it is supposed, by bo.tle or n
stick. he is iu The hands Of doctor, and
protectors Of the peace.
Midnight.-Ths coroner's jury finds the
pr,soner guilty Of the killing Of deceased.
Greenwood, Nov. 27-l. 30 y. m-At
o'clock the Maxwell Guards have been
ordered by Governor Tillman 10 escort the
prisoner Fuller TO jail. Everything is quiet.
AN AGED CoLoRED MAN MUaDEREp
Greenwood, Now, ga foul murder was
committed near Mount Moriah church
about six miles from here, last Wednesday.
Henry Warren, an aged colorel man, had
been missing for several days, aud to-day
winston Mooretop, colered. was arrestsl
foe the deed and lodged In tho Greenwood
guardh use. upon the testimony of Aaron
Benson, also cslorsd.
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RUNNING RACE HoRsE by ELEcrRIclTY.
Chicago, Nov. 2i.-Jovkey Kuhn was caught
'sdrring IN little Crete with the electric bat
terry at Roby, this afternoon. as the horses
came TO the post for the third race. The
attention of the judges being attracted by
the unusual activity Of the horse when he
came in contact with Kuhn's heel-, the Jock
ey was searched, AMI under his jacket was
found a broad belt with cartridge shaped
attachments, each of which containe /
an electric cell with wres running to the
spurs Nothing cIuld he done with Kuhn
under tho rules, but the judges Immediately
amended ths regulations so as to cover the
case.
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SHlLoHs CONSUMPTION CURE.-This ia
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine we have ever sold. few dose,
Invariably cure the worst cases of Couub
Group aud Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure Of Consumption is with.
out parallel in the history Of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been sold on q
guarantee, test which no other me iicine
can stand. If you have cough we ear.
'aastlsk aSk .xag 10 try il Price l0c 500 and.
lame. use Shil0h's P9fS .ninsas qua o.
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Mn. n. a. KADLE's DREAM.-Mr. N. A.
kadlc, who lives over on the Edisto, had a
dream the other night, and it so impressed
him that he didn't rest until he came up to
Aiken and paid his printers bill. Here. .
the dream:
dreamed dream the other night,
When everything was still
l dreamed saw everybody,
Pay up their printers bll.
Oh, printers, do not cry,
But laugh, laugh, laugh
For there's money plenty laid by
To pay you one dollar and q half.
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MARRIED

ChARLES-MAYES. - Married, on the
10th Nov. 1892. by Rsy. A. A. James. a,
pacoIsi, MIR. F. E. Charles, of Union county. 5
3; u, TO Miss Elizabeth s. Mayss, of Trough
Shoals, Spartanburg Co.
Married, on the 26th Nov. 1892. Mt tho
heiton Baptist Parsonage, by Rev W. B9
u. Hunphrics, MIR. G. L. Pratt to Miss N.
l.. Smith.
Married. on the 26h Nov, 1892. by Asa
smith NJ r., MIR. II. j. Griffin to Mrs. M.
A. Norris.
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South CAROLINA RAILWAY TO BE SoLp.S
Charleston, Nov. 23.-In the United States
Circuit Court, Judge Simonton filed his
decree to-day ordering the South Carolina
Railway to be sold for the benefit Of its
creditors 1T the suit Of Frederick W. Bound,
Henry Thomas Coghlan and others.
Judge Simonten holds that tho read can.
not be sold in parcels, but must be sold as
uu entirety, aud that under the circum-
stances surrounding the road On early sale
Of the road as an entirety is not only advis-
able, but necessary and proper.
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FISHING FOR Peach KERNEL Baltimore
Md, Nov. A.-L. Beard, of Locust, West
Virginia, has just recovered from n romark-
able surgical operation perf,rmcd at the
Johns Hopkins University. On September 2
he swallowed peach stone, which lodged in
his essphagus. Drs. Balsam and IIarke er
cut an entrance into the &c .ophagus then a
string with snare arrangement was taken
an at tho mouth. swallowed and fastened 10
the stone and the obstruction thus removed
Through the mouth.
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Santa Claus Headquarters.

santa Claus Headquarters.
From present appearances the vsnera bic
old Santa Claus has established only cne
depot i'll this town, from which he will
distribute his generous aud producing
gifts to the children this year, and that is
at s. NJ. Rice's store.
1t seems that Spencer has loaded himself
down with all kinds Of Christmas "doings," :"
from penny whistle to a handsome Parlor
Lamp, and ho is going to sell them, he says,
away down below holiday prices. Just go
and see what he has got.
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On, WHAT A CoUGH.-Wil you heed the
warning. The signal perhaps of the sure
approach of that more terrible disease, Con-
sumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford
for the sake of saving SOC, to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from ex-
perience that Shioh's Cure will cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains why
more than Million bottles were sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group and whooping
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold BY Ii. K. Smith s Co
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A SERIOUS MATTER st. Louis, Nov. "a
This oty is without doubt in the grip o: an
epidemic that may become q pestllenee. A
hundred new cases of typhoid fever have
been reported at the health Office. The city
seems to be in poor sanitary condition.
Between 900 and 1000 cases have been re-
ported in two months. One prominent ply
sician says the disease is the forsrunner Of
cholera, which is sure to make its appear
auce next year, and he advances scientific
reasons for his belief: The board Of health
is alarmed.
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R6S- Many of US we'll remember Mike
Mentally, tho "broth Of bsy," who came
from ireland ten or twelve years age to
clerk in the store Of "ms Uuole," Thos. Nc
Nally. Well, after roaming the country over
and bringing up in clsrkship in one of
the departments at Washington, aud obtain
ing "a short leave Of absence, he is here among
his American cousins" and friends again,
the same bright faced, open hearted, open
handed and fun loving lrishman that he was
when boy. Mike says he has "sowsd all his
wild oats" aud settled down to "strictly bus
iusss,' with the "mental reservation" how
ever, not to miss any opportunity to gather
az many Of the roses as he possibly can from
the briars and thorns which are alwsys
strewn along life's pathway.
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G6S-S Santa Claus Headquarters at r
:, NJ. RICE, JR., e. U.

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEX.--L. T. Levin.
one of Columbias oldest citizens, died last
Sunday night. lie was born in Charleston
in 1918, and moved to Columbia in 1884
lie w"s marie to Miss Charlotte A. Woolff
in 1914. lie took quite prominent part in
the late war. and was for years bill clerk in
the Senate.
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MASONIC NoTICE,Y'4'

WHERE will bo Regular C,mmunica, ion
l. Of Union. ojge No. rs A.. f.. NJ.
held this Friday evening at Ma,onie hal
At I.lo o'clock q full attendance Is requested
as there will be IN election of off cers for
The ensuing Masonic year.
w.D. ARTHUR,
Dec. 2 40 ss'sy
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We have speedy and positive cure for
cstarrh, diphtheria, cauker mouth and
headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRn RENE
DY. A nasal injector free with each bottle.
Use it if you desire health and sweet breath
Price &c. Sold by H. X. Smith s. Co.
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WINSTON SPLENDID HOTEL BURNRD.-Win-
ston, N. c., Nov. 24.-Wins,on's fine hotel,
tho Ziuzsndorf, was destroyed by fire to-day.
The fire originated from the explosion Of a
gasoline stove in the steam laundry in the
rear Of the building. Loss $1z6.0O0; in
surancs 100000. Less than two hours
after tho fire caught the building was in
ashes. It's the heaviest blow Winston has
ever had,
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BUcKLENs ARSIcA 5ALvE.--The best saiye
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rhean, Fevef Sores, Tetter, Cbapp.d
hands, Cbilolans, Corns, and all Skin erup-
tions, aud posi- lively cures Piles, or no paw
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box, For sale by B. +. Possy.
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a LYNCHISG IN \ oRK County. Columbia,
=. e., Nov. 25.--At Tiger Creek, in York
county, Nathan White, a negro, was sh to
death by a mob. White had set fire to n
barn, and was being carried to jail when the
mob took him.
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J9RaSaRsseER lHAffySfsa ~ ssatry Nts ~

--&RasaRsqFR Sy esatry:x xttas Hi! T.
or Groton, s. d., we quote; "Was taken
with bad cold, which settled on my Lungs.
cough set in and finally terminated in Con.
sumption. Four doctors gave me up, saw
ing could live but short time [ goye
myself up to my SAVIOUR, determined if I
could not stay with my friends on earh,s
would meet my absent ones above. Nv
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. gave it trial, took in al eight
bottles; 1t has cured me, aud thank God
am now n well and hearty woman" Trial
bottles free at B. F. Poseys Drug St)re.
regular size, SOC. and $l.OO.
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GAVE Up THE Gnosr.--Arlan'o, Ga. Nov
2l-The Duly Citizen, started here b. strik.
ing printers to fight the ConstituGon, died to.
day. The strike was declared of two week,
ago, but s'nce then few printers have been
trying to carry it on.
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LIST OF LattarA

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Dec. "a, 1892. ~
MIR Robt Glenn (coD Mr W G Mc0uin.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtised and will be required
pay one cent for their delivery. :.
j. q. HUNTER, r. NJ.
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Dec. 2
LAND SALE

WILL sell before the Coukt II cd,s ~
l At gnisn ON saiesday isSDe ,smbsr, ls
the following ds'cribsd Ian !, to-wlt;
Alfthat certain tract or plantation Of land
lying, being and situate in Cross Keys town
ship, Uaion County, known as the Myers
Place. adjoining lands Of PAIgstt Crsef
church, Wiley Murphy and Others, cJats n
ing two hundred ani eighty acres, Hors dr
TERMS OP SALE--oAsH.
Y. N. ALV sRS0N.
Union, s. c., Nov. 28, 1892.
Dec. 2 40 ~
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r@-. We are truly gratifed 10 stste that
Judge Wallace has so for recovered from his
recent severe illness q, t, be able to ride out,
and is in the best of spirits.
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BaS- The County Commissioners met last
Monday and accepted the bonds Of the
Sheriff, Clerk and Coroner, who were elected
Nov. 8, as being good and sufficient; but
paid ne money, from the fact that tue
Treasurer had not reported any in the
Ireasurery.
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SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNUM
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The P. o. will be opened for busipes.
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 9 A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
Mail going South will close promptly
at ii A. NJ.
Mail going North will close promptly at
$50 p. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
10 minutes before closing each mail.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
ce reported promptly to the P. NJ.
&c. HUNTER. p. NJ.
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nGa- We regret to state that Mr.. Morri
son, Principal of the Union Graded School,
's still lying very sick. Dr.. Davega. of
Chester, hi, old family physician, came over
this week to visit him and consult with his
physician here. We sincerely hope he will
soon recover and be at his post of duty again
In consequence Of Mr.. Morrison's illness,
ma'ter for the Teachers Column" has not
Ueen provided tho last two weeks.
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p@- DR.. Joseph Hill, of Spartangurg
and well known throughout this county
died in that city on the oath ult. lie was
about Ga years old.
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Ray" Maj. d. A. Townsend was formally
indueted into office last Tuesday and is now
Attorney General Of the State Of South
Carolina, IN fact
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SxaS- Mrs. Gregory, the good wife of our
f&Isna~ sSe4Rl0HqaA GTrssgg2EgG TssgEgG S5v Lying near
months old. That's better still.
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A 2-HORSE FARM TO RENT.

A GOOD Two-Herse Farm, together with
"A the family residence, to rent. Apply
10 MRS. Z. &. TUCKER,
Santuo, Uuion Co., s. G.
Dec 40 10
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KILLED AN EDIToR.-Gainesvlll Fla,
Nov. 26.-Thorntou Stringfelow, a leading
merchant, shot and Instantly killed Charles
h. Pratt, editor OF the Leader and promi-
nent State journal t, late last night.
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DYING FROM Docs BITE.-Danyills, Va.
Nov. 24.-On September 10th the little SON
Of j. A. Lee, of North Danville, was bitten
by a small dog. The dog also bit forty or
fifty other people and Ave days later died,
showing symptoms Of madness. Two days
ago young Lee was taken sick and to-day
developed q genuine case of hydrophobia
and is not expected 10 live. AS SO many
others were bitten by the dog Danvills people
are in a state of great excitement tonight.
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~" "IS NHIII - "O1DIs
AND
HOME COMPANION.

a practical Semi-monthly Stock
Farm Journal.
Now is the time to subscribe and
renew your subscription to the TINES.
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KsLrox ALLIANCE. The Kslton cores
pondsnt Of the Columbia Register says: The
Alliance here seems to be ON . boom, and 10
ordering fsur and other groceries by the
carload. One Of the members says, "whils
We have lost some few IN members, eur volume
Of business is larger than ever before" and
added, TELL the press that those who
dropped out, in . large measure belong to
the class who joined the order for curiosity :.
As for the third or Peoples party hurting
the Alliance movement, it is all bosh, np
applied to the Alliances in this county. 96s
Alliance here Is the fargsst one Mshia
county, aud net single Weaver ticket Was
cast here last Tuesday,
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A PROPOSITION.

A Farm and Stock Paper Free.
To any subscriber to the TINES who
will pay all arrears and Que year in
advance, and any new subscriber pay
ing one year in advance, We will send
for one year,
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lNsIDIoUs TyPHoIDr ASSUMING ALARMING
PRoPoRTIoNs.-St Louis, Nov. 26.-Up to
o'clock this afternoon ITO new cases of
typhoid fever wers reported to Chief Saoi.
tary Officer Francis. That official es'ima' es
that by nighfsll there will b. thirty addi-
'i'nal cases reported, making total of 200
new cases to-day. The total number of new
cases Of TYPHOID fever reported this week
reaches Ihe alarming aggregate Of OPT.
This msaas, beyand all further doubt, that
the insidions disease is spreading rapidly,
and indications now are that Monday morn
ing will bring startling reports.
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SO wv h'..---.. " paruUn
the negro boy Wade Haynes, who was con-
vcted of numbering Miss Florence Hornsby
hung some day in this month. The Gov
ernor said "he could only pardon or refuse
10 pardon the boy. There was no middle
ground. If the boy did not commit the
murder it is an outrage to put him in the
peniten,iary; but if, as all The evidence
hid before him indicated, he was guilty and
ought TO hang"