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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-17
Telephone Vibrations.

JoSE,rILLE, June. l3th.-Our Methodist
Sunday school had its annual picnio Last
Friday, Thoy went out 10 the beautiful
grove at Mr.. F. W. Eisons residence, wher,
th'y spent the day in delightful manner
spent n half hour or moie with Mr., Eison
az his house, AMI was entertained most
de'igh'iully by MIR. Eison's scrap book
Which ne !nid before ne. lie has il well
nlIea wi'h Ess'ys, Poems, AMI Clipping,
from from many 'i The newspapers Ct the country
songs. Ballads. etc. lie also has a larcs
number Of signatures of different men
which he has clipped from letters aud other
documents, III their own handwriting, which
form very interesting page or more, which
| IS only part OF the many interesting curl
| osities about his home
We hnd good rnin lee. Wednesdsv
! which come 10 suit mrst of, if not all tho
farmers. Crops are in good condition. and
are growing very fast. The harvesting of
inc small gram has commenced: and o,ts
nave not beon better since 1882 and the
wheat Is also very good, but not so largely
'own rs should have been. The early
peaches are getting ripe, but ihoy are rottinc
ana VIII DO but little good. Gardens are
hno ami vegetables arc plentiful.
Tho peach, apple and grape CROPS are
fine, while the cherries and plums or. moi
SO good. Rlackbsrries are ~ nsn,, :.
The farmers are planning largely Of peas,
which is sep in the right direction
notice in my travels that the Sorghu m
corn has bc.n planted in abundance. Cur
people will get the right kind of a move on |
them, if they just keep on a while in thi.
way.
Rows. ". II Miller, and A. A. Jane, |
filed their rcsI cctive pulpits here yes s'oriay,
morning and evening The Presbyterian |
church will be dedicated tho hh SUNDAY in
July, the Rev. y. j. Ho'mcb will preach the |
sermon. Services will also bs held on s.,ur- !
day before.
Rev. Dove Tillcr has boon ,uiiering very |
much tor several weeks with number Of !
carbrnclss Oh his arm
Mr. j I. johnson. frGm Lnursps. the
candidate for Congress IRON this District |
VISITED Jonesville tho other day and give a
talk on some Of the issues Of tho day. which
was educating and was we'll received by the
audience, though il was small.
Ths Pacolot River has been up and ever
the bottoms, and has no doubt spoiled 4
great deal OF the corn. Of course if the
ryer gets quiet and the bottoms c,n bs
planted again i'll Il few days, it will not b. too
!A,e TO make good crop of corn.
There IS hui lit;le political stn in our
community yet. How refreshing il would
be if it could only remain So
TELEPHONE
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All About Town.
sy opg spE,onrLr LOCAL, y. c. FASr.
DR.. n. Gaer. OF Charleston, stopped ovel

sY opg sps3ourLr LOCAL, ". c. FAST.
DR.. r.. Eser, OF Charleston, stopped over
a day with Col. T. C. Duncan, on his way 10
wofford College commencement.
Miss May pubeau returned from Spar
tsnburg Friday.
Miss Nicely Wallace has gone to Spartan
bhrs So: 81, -ssvmp,nIed by her little
niece. salps shcppa'd.
Mr.. r. Jx-. Broom, the "Rasket sa'es-
rusu," bs<s5psl'o Manro, n. c.
Mrs. ~, NJ sGibhss has gone to Columbia
on visit TO her slB, SIR. Willie Gibbes.
Miss Ida Green, from wilkcsboro, y. c.,
is visiting Mrs. L. ]. Murphy.
Mr.. II. F. Mcpherson, the popular cot
ton buyer for the Pncolet Manufacturing
| Co., has returned I, Munro, n. G.
Mr.. Geo. Mille-, sho has been buying
cotton here this scas)n, accompanied by his
wife, returned to Columbia Saturday
Miss Eihelind Co.'s has gone to Spartan
burg on q visit to Miss Nena Moore.
| The excurs ion train for Asheville left here
Thuraday m,rning ntG o'clock, and arrived
| ut Asheville OF ~ o'clock noon. The ex-
cursinnists took tic electric cars for the
Battery PARK, where they got dinner. AT
ter dinner they amused themselves by going
to White Sulphur Springs, Kendlewor'h,
Vanderbilrs mansi N. and driving over
the city. At6 o'c'ook in the afternoon
they ~ h,Asysa4 & IlEeis for home: renoAk
Everyone that WEI, enjoyed the trip very
much
Capt. +. NJ. Farr attended Davidson Col
lege commencement last week.
Mrs. |. G. McKissick went to Jonesvlle
Saturday 10 sec hsr sister, Mrs. Kennedy
who is quite sick.
Mr.. Frank Robinson attended, Davidso
College commencement last week.
Miss Lizzie Gregory, one Of the Aassls
ant Teachers at the Seminary, returned
home last Saturday frr the vacation.
Miss Helen Rember, one of Sumter
bellies is visiting Mrs. /. G. Duncan.
Miss Charlotte All'ton hos returned fror
Raleigh, n. c., having recently graduate
at st. Mary's institute.
Miss Minnie Harry, after spending e'
sral weeks with f. cnls aud relatives hor'
returned TO her home !ast Saturday.
Misses Minnie Geo AMI l,sla Mck'ss!c
have returned from Converse College.
Mr., Jamos Farr has returned from Daric
son College.
Miss Marie Clifford is visiting relative
at Davidson College.
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Unian ". Spsftanburg.

The people Of Union was somewhat sur
prised on Wednesday afternoon, in seeing
match g,ms Of base ball betsssn Spartan
burg aud Union. The game was called at
9 o'clock, aud the two nires were playing
some good ball, the score being 3 %, in
favor OF fspartauburg, when a, the beginning
fih, 4th inning, the umpire called n Union
man safe on Isl, when Sp,r'anburg ",c:-:~s.
MIN 10 be ou.. Which decision made Spart'n-
burg very ang y, and they leh the fold, put
ON their cea,s, and went to the hotel. Mr.,
r.. Nichols N, captain Of the Union nine,
gave Mr.. Thomas, Captain Of the SPrrton-
burg nine, 25 minutes TO got his mon back,
anil the game would be concluded. Mr..
Thomas ct f,r the hotel, and while he was
& ne the umpire called the game TO y in
favor Of Un;on--ihs % minutes being out {.
| Mr.. Thomas, in a few minute, after the
| game had boon called, returned with his
mcu ready 10 play ball, but the game had
teon called, ani Union ould not c'ntioue
the game. Spartanburg then made Union
nh offer TO let the partly played gaue be
thrown out and start new game. But
Union claimed that Sparianburg had for
fti,ed tho game, and would not accept.
We regret very much tho unpleasant
ness, aud hope that no i'll feeling will exit
between the two cubs.
Union certainly bears none toward Srar
tanburg.
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stsnegraphy.

SsS"S6'sf~s'
We have been requested TO announce that
a young man Of our town Is now In CORES
pondsnce with q teacher OF shorthand in
Augusta, Ga, who is anxious 10 come to
Union and organize class in stenography.
AMI teach threa months.
Tho teacher, is a young Lady. graduate
Of the Osborne Business College College, OF
Augusta, and her ability rs teacher csnnot
DC cxceliol.
Sho wishes to get class Of twelve, young
men OF young Ladies. She will teach them
,hrco months for $40, or $40 for each
scholar.
Tho claas, il organized, will bc run under
the auspices Of tho Osborne Business Co.
lego.
After The three months, those standing n
salts factory examination Of proficiency, Will
receive n diploma ns though they had at
| tcndei :hc college.
Sho mill touch tho rornin systcm. nj ate,
hut the b. st und most legblc system iu ex-
| is,cncs.
Those who wish TO join tho class can get
NIL the information they want by calling on
| Claude Graham,
This is good opportunity for some Of ou'
young men aud Ladies' to learn something
by which thsy can get good position, Il
thsro seems I, bo great demands for Stcn
ogral hers.
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LIFE TO NJ PROUD on.

..Unsss, April G,--When the time comes |
10 oeminaie caudidats for congress trsn'
the Fourth Disiriot the de ersis OF Lau-
rens will divide. The candidN-y OF Joseph
T.. johnson brings him, OF course. INTO
prominent notice, but distinct from that,
hi, career has au interest and lesson Of It's
own.
Mr.. johnson was horn near Brewerton in
the north western section Of Laursns county,
on thu 18th Of February, 1853, and is there
for. Just turned thir.y.four.
In his infancy his father, a farmer /" cow
t~-...,. ....,,,Huccs, Gisd, uni tho small
estate In lands which he le! wa, in somo
way disyipa' ell. The boy with only
widowed niarber 10 provide, Yves forced for
the most art 10 make bis own way. In his
boyhood he attended the country schools;
say two years and half I'm all Il. L. H.
Daniel, Thomas Traynbam and ii. s. Shu-
mate were his teachers. When he was IA
years old his mother died and the same year,
mlon tho advice Of brother orin-lsw, no sci
ont 10 gain n collegiate education aud ma
circulated ut ErsKins. IIe hadn't a dollar
hut he has been OF work all Of his life aud
fcl, that ho could go to college and make q
living too During tho first year Of the
G c,nrse ho had TO depend on tho labor OF his
hands to make expenses, cutting cordwo1d
snd picking cotton, among other thingS, IN
vacation. One Of his many cxpedisnts wa'
hauling freight {, ON the town OF Donaids
into Due West in an OK cart, which consti'
tutcd hi. cipital stock in business. After
the young student hal gained tho sopho-
more class, au easier lime dawnsd AMI lie
managed to make ends meet by sellidg books
anl teaching schoo! between sessions The
records OF Erskine will show his high stand.
ing in scholarship, and tho pre'idsni and
~ g., 4, tiul, astc M, m
which he was held.
The week following graduation In Juno,
1870, he opened n school at Hodges where
he taught for year and n half. During
tho summer vacation Of 1880 he took the
census Of Cokesbury township. doing the
necessary travelling ON foot That wa' the
nearest 10 any political office that he has
vet held In September, 1880, he entered
Vanderbilt University and romainei there
eight months studying l"gc and modern
languages so much for n youth IN which
hnrI and constant manual and intcllec'u"
toll combinel to make n man.
Leaving Vanderbilt, johnson commence.
the study Of law at L,nrons under CJl' >
W. Ferguson, and was admitted IN loH-. lI'
wa, successful M lawyer from the begin
ming. The public records in laurcns, Abbe
vile, Grccnvile and other counties vii
proyc that the firm of ,hnson & Eichoy ha
enjoyed n practice which will cpmpar
favorably with any in the up country. III
services on tho part of creditors in the Nj,
assignment ltig gitOn. for instance, are wei
known 10 tho renders OF the DditY N'"1
Whio Mr. Johnstoa h"s ncTcr before
been candidate, or oven active III pohtics
close and critical study have made ham
"spccai.l" in uuc.,i ms Of national politics
On the silver and tariff questions he h'
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The Alumni Of tho South Carolina College.

The Alumni Association of TIE South Car
olina College will give its first annual re-.
ccption to the graduating class in the Col
lege chapel, at Columbia, on the evening Of
juno 2Sth. Addresses will be made by the
President OF tho Associat on. Mr. Levi,
W. P"rktr, Of Grvenvile. and hy the orator
OF the occasion. Henry Mu'lins ESQ. Of
Marion. There Will he other approl rinte
exercise.
All old students Of the college are ie.
qusStel to attended aud 10 The public gen
orally cordial invitation il exrenlcl.
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Out in the Streets" !"

Tho above entitled play will 10 rendered
in tine Opera House. undcr tho auspices of
tho Independent Order Of Good Templars
lodge of this town. on Thursdsy night,
June 25d. This play will he followed up
by roariug farce, entitled, The Darky
Wood Dealer" Both plays have been we'll
rehearsed. and the public may cxpec: II
good night cnteitanmout
Price of admission will hu
Children II
Reserved seats AZ
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A Card CT Thanks.
OK

Ma. EnIToH.--PlcNs allow me through
Your columns, TO express to the good people
OF Usion, fathers earnest, hoartfelt tina nk,
for their uniform kjndess to his daughter
during the entire time of her two wears
sojourn amongst them. Teachers, scholars
Syens muy lie all uod dffa Gf al &srcics cover YOU w
his omnipoent protection and bleS, you an
hundred fold for each and all Of your kind
ministrations.
:. I. KiSGsnEEr,
June .. 1892 Naldosta Ga.
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Tho Union Services.

Tho services held in tho Baptist Church
last Sunday evening, were very solemn ana
impressive. Rev S. K. Hope, who will soil
about the 10Th Of August for japan, as n
missionary from tho Presbyterian Church
preached The sermon.
rnol;,- aud ,-rrarr;a,o r.mor.s woro
Hope, in most t'nching manner.
Mir. Hope has been the pastor of the
freshy teran Church for four years. and by
his cons s'ent walk and conversation he has
ing is regretted hy the entire community
who wishes him success in his new field Of
lators fer the Masters sake. May the God
Of love and peace 90 with him.
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Fine Wheat.

Our friend j. K. Blanton, ha. laid on our
hoie very fine specimen of the Tappa- han.
mock wheat, from the fields Of Mcssrs J. ID.
Jeheries and J. X. Blanton.
MIR. Blanton says Mr.. Jcffsrjes and hi NJ
self have eight acres Of the wheat which is
as fine as any he has over seen. 1t 10 GER
tainIy very hne, and we invite the inspec-
ton Of il At tho TIHEs office.
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The County Sunday Sopocl Conventio

The Executive committee Of Union County
lnterdeuominational Sunday Schoo! Conven-
tou will meet at Unou e. H.. on Monday,
July 4th (next) at II NJ.
All -n"au>L.~.- &c cid committee are ex,
~-"-~vsryI Ivtiucsrou rv-vv-r,rseTl,-
on said day and lime, TO assist in the trans.
action CT important busir oss.
any school wishing the convention TO
meet with 1t this year should send the in
sl,alions 10 Key. W. II. Miller, Union, 8. e,
before the meeting of tho Ex. Committee
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
BY rHiLIrri cHrICH TO MRS. RLlzIurru
BAILEY

ID fh'Liffl CHURCH TO MRS. RLlzIHpru
whereas: God in His wisdom has b.sp
piea'el to call our sister Mrs. izobcrh
bailsy, from her earthly tolls to her home
beyond the skies and inasmuch as sb, was
the first to join Philippi church by experi-
ence' and since, living faithful and con.
Sis1eht member, working with her own
hands to support tho Gospel, SPENDING AMI
oeing spent for her master, until She vns
summoned to her heavenly home, To il there
fore w
R'solred hat by the death of sister E,iza.
osth Barley, PHi!ippi church has lost ono
VI us most earnest, cOnsecrated and sslc
s.ct'hcins member.; sud though VIC shall
sadly miss her. we bow humbly AMI Win
alteration before the Gsd Of ali. ana soy
"Thy will be done" "''
Hesotrrd, That we the members of Pm; ;n,i
church' extend our sincere sympathy to her
s'iel stricken husband and ch,lI,oD. ami
ask that they with us cherish the memory of
hsr many virtues and profit by her br;oht
christian example
hfs0I"ed That copy of these resolution,
na'e q place iii the minute bool; cf IN,
eh"rch, and copy DO sent to tho f,milv ~
inc deceased, aud they be also rublisbci in
the Union TINES. III
+. NJ. ADAMS,
". c. JOHNSON, Committee
Is. {. ADAMS,
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iii Ghs a1Jjjesklg uuion Jimes
r. M. sToKNs, Editor
Friday, June ~, 1902.
sUBsCRIpTy0N, 81 SO PER ANEU.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The =. o. will be opened for business
from SA. NJ :: &C =. VI.
Tho Money Order Department will be
opened for business from o A. NJ. TO J.. NJ.
Tho South bound mail arrives at 3.25'
i. NJ.
The North bound mail arrives Mt lao,
i. NJ.
Street boxes will be emp,ied every Jay
nt ] %, L. NJ.
Any inat,eDtion or irregularities should
TIC reported promptly to the Z. NJ.
J. &. HUNTER. T. NJ.
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IsA- Capt, Richard ONeal, n prominent
ci'zsn Of Columbii, was shot in tho breast
sa'"rd'y night about midnight. The shoot
ing took place on thu outskirts of the city.
JOS u, Carter, Penitsntiary gu ard, did tn 9
shooting. Tho parties hni quarrel some
time ago aud it is supposed that had some
thing to do with the affair Although
when arrested Carter denicl knowing auy-
thing about il. The wound is dangerous
but may not prove fatal.
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The Editor Is Resting.

The editor. accompanied by Mrs. Stokes
lett for Charlotte last Thursday. to visit
their sons. Mcssrs. A. Il. and X f. Stokes
and 10 take much needed rost
IL tho reading matter Of the TINES fails to
come up Ia its usual standard this week. vo
ask the indulgence Of its readers. promising
10 do better in the future
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BucKLENs ARNICA SALyE.-The best Salve
IN The world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers
Salt khcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilhlans CornI. and all Skin erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to gvc perfect
satisfaction, or money refun led Free -
cents per box. For sale by Is T. Posey.
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WILL He DDCLISE TuE IIoSoE FOR F,Iry
LrCRE ashngton, June ll,-Tho gem
eral impression prevails here that tho presi-
dent VIII ohcr the position Of Secretary of
Slate 10 the Hon. Chauncoy NJ. Dcpcw, Of
New York, and the opnioa is equally as
sGrong that MIR. Depew will not care 10 toko
hse place; not that the honor i. not a groo,
one, but tnat he could not afford 10 sacra
tice his extensive financial interest, T. oc
cept position Of $4,000 year.
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A Correction.

We are requested to say ih,t the North
r"colst Sunday school convention. will be
held on the Do h, instead of the 18th
us announced last week.
lion Sianyarns wilson of Srartsnburg
Will he present 10 address the convention.
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DYSPEPSIA .lND LIVER CoMrLNINT.--Is it
not worth the small price of 1jc TO free
Yourself Vl every symptom of these distress
ing complaints, if you think SO, call at our
St.rc and get n bottle of Shiloh N,talizcr
Fer! ho,'lc has q printed guarantee on it.,
us" accordingly and il it dee you no COOL it
WI cost ycu nothing. Soil by !! L. $mith
Htr
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J ours truly,
WASHINGTON. d. c., Juno l. $50,

Mr.. A. c. Wise, Prosperity. 5 c.
My Dear Sir: ! have your note Of the
3lst ultimo, III which you ask cd my opinion
as TO whether or not q Democrat who is not
an enrolled mcinber Of a Democratic club
can vote at the August primary election.
reply that he an, aud his right is so clear to
my mind, as should be generally. tLst |
am surprisedihat the question has arisen at
all. am, yours truly,
JonS J. NJ. IkBY, State Chairman.
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We have a speedy and positive cure for
cHta,rh, diphthcria caHkvr mouth and
headache. m SlIliOEIS CATARRn RENE
n. A nasal injector free with each bottle
Use II IT you desire health and sweet hyea,b
frIcc oVc. Sold by IL. X Smith & Co.
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rGa. The young Ladies Of tho Seminary
lott last Thursday for their sevoral homes,
leaving behind them many sweet singers. In
the form of love stricken youths "No one
to love" seems to bea very popular song
hero now
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nay Congressman, +. T. Stackhou'e. OF
the Sixth Distri.i, died very suddenly at
hi, residence in Washington. shortly after
. clock, the IN orning Of the 18th, OF heart
disease.
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No. A fire destroyed two hundred and
wen,y-three bales OF cotton at Traveller
Rcst, a villinge twelve miles above Green
villc, Sundsy morning.
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No. Mr.. James II Woodrow, son OF DR.
james Woodrow, died OF typhoid fever, at
Columbia last Saturday. in the 32nd year Of
his age.
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pM- Mr.. NJ. l.. Rodgers. tho bu'inc's
manager Of the Sumter 1drdnet. died on the
l4th, in the 22nd year Of his age.
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day, june 2Gth, at II o'clock. A. NJ. with
= sermon by Rev. b. q. Clifford, Of Union.
The programme wall appear in full next
week.
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\ SAD SToRT.--Newark ~ }. June -.
Two small children were taken 10 the
police station last night. They had been
without sullicieut fool for several days
Their mother had left tho house. with n
hoarder, ten days aga, and had not yet re-
turned. The father had been in Jail several
months. but was released II week ago. and
VIXEN lie fonnd his wife gone, he went on n
spree, which probably ended in his death.
NJ body answering his description was
found fl aing III the raS>aic river, nelr the
Triton boat house late tins evening
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gsD~ Mrs Julia Young will accop, our
thanks for a largo spring turniP cent US last
Saturday.
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pea- Mr.. James Grant has been awarded
the contract to build tho Duncan block OF
stores on the old Court House site at Spar
tanburg.
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\ CuILp KILLED UY AN ELkCrRIC CAR.-
Atlanta, Ga. Juno l2.-Lena Sugarman.
aged six years, was run over and instantly
Xii ell by an electric car this evening. Tho
car was running at Il rapid speed and was
crowded with ladies'. The mortorman lump
eel from the plltiorm when he had stopped
the car and disappeared, but has since been
arrested and viii be held, psndiag al in
vrstigation The accident was witnes ,ed hy
the chiids parents, who wns sitting on
vcranda near by.
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Ali Can Vote.

Ali Can Vote.
The following correspondence between
Mr. A. G. Wise, Of Prosperity, and Hon. j.
L. NJ lrby, will be read with interest by
those who have not joined Democratic
Club
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PROSPERITY, S, c., May 81. 1890.

non. d. Il. ~. F6H, U"Shmgton, y. e.
Dear Sir: 1t is commonly talked here
that Democrat will not he allowed to vote
at the coming primary e'cction (August 50,
W. unless he is enrolled as a me!Gher o,
somo Democratic c.uo. ask you as chair
man Of tho state Executive Commit, ee.
Early reply desired
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tUAkANrksD CURE FOR LAGaGrrE.-W
authorize our advertised drugg st to yell
you Dr. King" New Discovery fGr Consume
tion, Coughs and Colds, upon this Con.l,,on
II you are afflicted with laGriype AMI will
use this remedy according 10 direct ons,
giving 1t fair trial, an experience mo
dement,, you may return the bottle ami have
your money refunded We make this otcr
hecaase of the wonderful success Of DR.
kings New Discovery during last seasons
epidemic Have heard of no clsc in which
IL II iai'ed' Try it. Trial be lcs FREQ ats /
'o'"vs Drug Store. Large SIZE 800 and
II yJ ""'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-17
Petit Jurors

pRAwS TO SERVE AT THE JuIN TERM. 1892
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-17

June .. 1892.