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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-26
TWENTY CONsERyArfvp N,Joprrv Ct ,,,,

TWENTY CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY CLAIMED.
The final meeting of the Conservative
State Executive Committee was held in this
city last night. 1t was attended by nearly
every member of the committee from all
parts OF the State and the meeting. while an
enthusiastic one. was thoroughly a busiue,s
one, all matters of importance to the success
of the movement being attended to in the
most careful manner.
rs result Of this meeting the Coaser.
vative State Chairman for the Committee
makes claim that carries with it the an
nOuncement that complete victory will be
secured. This claim is to the effect ihat from
the most closely shayen reports tho Con-
scGVatiYcs will ce.t $50 of the $40 delegates
that compose the convention, without a
douOt. aud that it is very probable that T.
III re Will be secured on the day Of the
election, giving The Consorvaies the clear
nom'nliin5 TTrity Of 20 delegates - THE
NtltC, 23i
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OBITUARY.

FRANCIS L. CHARLES. The death An-
gel came on tho 18th an took from our
mis- Miss Francis Elizabeth, daughter Of
Nr. Frank Charles aud left the home Lonely,
indeed, without mother, sister or daughter.
Death loves a shining mark" ha, oftcl
oeen written, but has seldom been trucr
than IN tho death OF Miss Charles. Not a
lcwel that could Gdorn the character Of "A
CHRISTIAN lady was wanting in her whose
death We mourn. Her good taste. refined
4u'iiiles, aud truly amiatle disposition
made her II leader in the social ci,c'c of
life and drew around her host Of ,ruo ani
trusting friends. She was cvor rcndy ia
comfort tho sorrowiDg AMI smooth inc oil.
low Of the suffering. And in the shadows
"l death She dit not murmer one word. only
rcer'tlng TO leave Father W 81 no wt;
AMI no d1ughtcr - care :Dr linn
on The 18th her remains were followed -
Duck Pond church by many friend. anl
relatives. where the mineral s,rylce, were
conducted by hor ps",r. Rev. u. FILLER.
ana Whcro she TrIo'ly rests LCsi lc her
mother and only SISTER, to await iny cou.r,.a
"i 'tc resurrection morn.
weep not, sh" - forever at rest"
AFHlEyD,
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Correspondence of the Union TINES.
rha q T,s--The Telephone Tolls Truths

| The dry tcedNer HV"reS crops. Jones0W'
| IIiqh S.aoyi 4 SctoOL ricnic. .AlonZo
viz maze a Ht 0gatHst The FGcots! CoNOn
y5ikkfsvl1LfEiE:,"" August 22.-The weather
continues dry and hot and the corn and cot
ton crops are greatly injured thereby. The
| time for sowing tutnips is here, but il is
| too dry to get n stand if they wore sowed.
The farmers have commenced to pull
fodder and find their corn is not as good as
they thought it was, while the cotton is in
Il fair way 10 turn out the same way.
Thee wa, n picnic occasion last Friday at
Central School ilonsc, three miles ives. OF
Jomcsvillc Miss bora WEitlcck and Miss
May KcnnCdy's schools came together aud
gave the picnic. There was gooi turn out
Of people f1om the neigh borhoods, bu; not a
candidate was present and politics WAS en-
tircly ignored. Messrs. W. II. S. Harris,
A. A. Gault and H. W. Gossctt made speech
eS on the subject Of education, after which
| sumpt.ou- d.nne- Was "prend unon long
table prepared for the occasion, aud eve.y.
body partoOk to their satisfaction and an
abundance was left. The afternoon was
spent by the young folks in various kinds
Of amuSements and no doubt cupid got in q
few dots as il was '''aiA 10 pe seen That he
was there and ready to do his work
hGNt. i,lIct aiIu w. Ill. Miller
ducting meeting at Fosters Chanel
Rev. Mr.. Ilumphries commenced his nro.
tractcd meeting in the Bartist church Love
yesterday.
Professor Aycock is getting ready 10 oncn
the High School hore, with M,g N r
Brittcn for his assistant. The school viii
not open until the "a Monday in Scptember
from the fac, iha, Mrs. Brit;,, i, n,,r,,,,i
in teaching the Rocky Creek schoo, which
viii not close until the 4th $cntcmb.r A
competent music teacher will also bs cr.
ploycd 50 that nuv puD;l can la ocr,r,,,,n-
dated in our High School .ona b 6 ~, r.
the hirhcr hr,ur5c. o,I ,, - Vi ~
for COLLEGE. with mus;, also ro,rt !.
cheap ia our town and TN. l.ol,I,. nf t,,.l
vile c,nnot be surp,ss.l cver ~" ~,
mountain tons Wv
# has been leported in IN, co,,r,rv ,,o,
he raco'c. MnYuf,c,urino Comno,v =.
Trough Shoals uas uscnarc"d .o,.n of 'b,ir |
hands because they wcro TiIl,,m ,Na,,
had talk last week win Nh. " w,.
who is in the cmr!ov Of the comr,n,. ,mI /
has been for the last six months. md h. |
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A PooR DopGE.--How is this? Governor
TilIman read the affidavit of Snipes at An
derson, dec laring that President Smyth, OF
the Pelzer Mile, had discharged SniPes
because be attended political meeting.
In reply. President Smyth furnished
sworn evidence showing that Snipes had not
been discherged hut had give- ;:r he n'-"e
of his own accord, aud applied for it again
within the week, and requested Governor
Tillman to read this information at the m eet
ing in Abbeville.
Governor Tillmsn declined to comply with
this request, but turned the statement OF
President Smyth over to Mr. w. c. Benet,
and himself left the stand before 1t was
read, because, as explained in his behalf, he
had received telegram saying that Mrs.
Tilman was ill'' and he had TO catch the
Columbia train.
Aud now it is pointed out that he had an
hour after speaking before the train left,
and it would have taken him only n few
minutes to have read the statement. 1t may
also be noted that the Abbeyi le meeting
took pl'ce on Tuesday and that Mrs. Till
man was we'll enough to accompany Gov.
Tillman from Columbia to Newberry the
next morning, as reported in the Colum bia
dispatches yesterday.
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KNIGHTS TO THE REsCCE.-Butlalo, Aug.
l0.-lmportant news developed here this
afternoon, 1t is that Knights of Labor from
eastern places ate heIe TO take the positions
made vacant by the strike Of the non-union
switchmen. and that the old hands, who
struck Monday night, arc falling over each
other III their cndeavors 10 be back in tho
employ of the New York Central
And the interesting thing is that before
tomorrow morning most ali Of the nou-
union swltchmen who struck will be back at
:1ork. The Central announces that it in
tends to start its trains cast Tonight Not
Central freight train at Buffalo has been
sent out at night since Monday, and for the
first time this week they will 60 east to-
nipht
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Bre" J. T. Johnson Esq, candidate for
Congress from this District, is making an
able and manly fight In all his speeches,
We learn, lie has never referred to his
opponent or called his name, relying solely
upcn his own character and abilities 10 rec
cmmcnd him 10 the people.
lie IL truly sclf.madc man, an able
dcbatcr, Of the purest moral characte;,
strictly temperate, never having taken q
drink of whiskcy in his life. Such man
can be depended upon in every good and
beneficial work for every class of our pco-
pie.
F----~-s. LnnrrIunn irnp-ranGe1as 30 TO 35,
600 votes to the Conservative ticket, out of
10000. 1t is not likely that Irby would
give his opponents hWhcr estimatc Of their
strength than he believed they were entitled
to, but, on the contrary, he would bc more
likely to understands their vote, SO that
We may safely take him at his word which
Is certainly not very encouraging to his own
faction. "5,OUo out 90 : total vote Of 81. 900,
only needs "A change of I,o"l 10 give IT,"
30, 900 n minority
The change since $3.50 is somewhat re
marknble, and shows unmi,iakably that "thc
people arc getting educated aud doing their
own thinking rs our "Eaokwools Farmer
correspondent says. Nnd if tho good 0od
fearing people of the State would seriously
ask themselves if they could reasonably
expect peace anu prosperity under the lead
OF " Chief Magistrate who dcfantly declares
he d"'S not .t"w God, we may reasonably
expect TO find majority recorded in The
the ballot boxes next Tuesday. on the side
of God peace and prosperity.
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INCREASING LoNGEvITY.-"The three

INCREASING LoNGRyITY.-"The three
score and ten years allotted to man will vet
be increased to twice that number" was
the prediction made by Dr.. Charles IIeinkle
of the Laclede. "lnstead of the world
growing weaker and wiser as the old axiom
puts it, it is growing wiser and stronger.
The average length of life is steadily increas-
ing. In the days of good queen Bess women
we-c considered pesse ct 80 and few men
distinguished themselves in statecraft, sci
encc on literature after passing tiIe and
sixty. Now woman is III the heydey of
her beauty at 80, and the ripest fruits of
genius are frequently rlucked at three score
and ten. Gladstone, Bismarck and Blaine
are fair examples of that green and fruit
ful old age 50 frequent in these days. Yet
science is but in its infancy. AS it pro-
,rcs=es the was Of and energy viii be
gra iua'iy IWiaied. While the fountain. Of
youth sought by that interesting old crank,
Ponce de Leon, will probably never be
found: while man will probably never dis
cover the secret Of remaining au ever young
-,, "" nor woman that Of being as attrac-
tive at 60 rs at lG, firmly believe that the
meridian Of life will yet be raised from 50 TO
20: that the day will come when a man will
not be considered q back number wher he
has reached his lO0h biNhday.-S. Louis
Globe Democrat
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SEVEN ROADS TIED Ur,--Butialo. August
19.-Thc Lackawaua, Buffalo. Rochester
and Pittsburg and the Western New York
York and Pennsylvania roads are the only
ones in full movement here to-day, and no
one knows how long they will remain in
that condition.
BY the calling out of the switohmen on
tho Nickel Plate, the entire Vanderbilt
SYSTEM in Buffalo is now tied up, and the
number of strikers is increased by nearly
one hundred. The roads involved are now
seven, viz The Erie, Buffalo Creek, Lehigh
Valley, tho Nov York Central, West Shore,
Lake Shore, and Nickel Plate. The Michi-
gan Central runs the passenger trains into
the New York Central staticn but its freight
goes into the yard at Suspension Bridge,
and it employs no switchmen here.
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No MoEE LAWYERS N nIs.-"No sir
SAID 'he justice, II won't have any moro
lawyers in my court. Hereafter every man
must plead his own case
What the matter now "'
""cil, You sec they hal one Of my lir-
gers up for hog stealing | was iudgc and
we had three lawyers and Jury. Wei,
Sir, would you believe it? Them LAWYERS
got the ury 50 mixed up that they brought
"a verdict tha. had stole the hog. and let
tue niger 60. OF course parloned my
self, right off, fined the jury for contempt
whipped the lawyers AMI lynchcI The nir.
ger. But don't want no moro nwyers N
my court-mot much. AN0l,tt C,EyijH,,s,,
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LET Col. Hilbert place his Democracy
above suspic on by standing squsrely on the
chicago platform, and coasing to coqucttc
with the Third party leaders and Omeha
!a!.@c!es. -i"yqSia ChrOHicle. Yes, and
let every other Tillmanite candidate f,r
Congress, and Il. TilImau himself, do the
Eame thing. EIch Of them is as shy Of the
LhIc'S" platform as Tabert is, and some Of
them even more outspoken in defcuce Of
Omaha sm, - Tie State, A.
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TnLMAS's Observation-Disclosures as to-
Tillmans duplicity in dealing with the
people mutiplies. Some six years ego he
told Mr.. W. A. Ancrum that he made charges
against the democratic State administration
because he wanted to "atiract attention"
About the same time he told n. 6. Gonzales
that he was mo three for quarter man."
and that he only advocated ''retrencbment
and reform" because if he did not do so
"these clodhoppers would not so out TO hear
him. Now comes Editor Aull of tho New
berry Herald and Ntws and testifes that
two and a half years ago he told him that
che had to write charges as he did in
order to attract the attention and get tho
ear of the people," Proofs multiply, we
say, that b, r. Tillman has played conf
dence game with the people. Many men
still persist in being deludcd by him, but
many others, thank Heaven, are amenable
to reason, and when they find they have
been fooled will honestly admit their mis-
take and help to retire the man who obtain
ed their support upon falso pretences.
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Friday, August 20, 1892.
SUBSCRIP7ION, 81 90 PER ANNUA
cANDIDATgs I'm THE FIELD.

IN 1hI
The following list Of candidates for the various
county Offices will be added to rs new names are
ANNOUNCED ia the candidates Quarters"
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE
,r, =, n,,r,,n Tho, ~ Gore
- "a p,hn Godfrey u Fowler,
n, ~ IJar,i. q Walton Whitman,
John w McCrayy 'e"eiieS'
FOR SHERIFF.
4 colo Lvle, Gideon Long
James II Bartlcs,
FOR AUDITOR.
u Inmau. Matt Is Morgan,
& OTIS, p"i'S'
j X IIlanton
FOR TREASURER
Sanford Wilburu, - 80,
ID Going, JON" '"'''
VT JciCT.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Nv Nance Il : Thomas, Jr.
NJ MDblry, ~ Ch"nn'i''
W VI Gallman i""N '''''
FOR SCHOOL COM MISSIONER
Nc r,ttIciohn. NJ !. LcinaStor
J l. Walker.
FOR CORONER.
81 Gregory Jasper hyc9ck
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
Joseph II McKissick.
FOR SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION
TJ II Smith
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LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE IN A LIGuT=
HoCsE.-Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tresoott are
Keepers of tho Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with daush-
ter, four years old. Last April .he was
taken down with Measles, followed with a
dreadful Cough and turning into n fever
Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her.
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was "handful Of bonca" Then she
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and aCtc"
the use Of tive ana q h:.l. bcttlus w. corn:
P!etely cured. Th9y say Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery is worth rs weight in gold. yet
you may get Il trial bottle free at B. f.
Poscys Drug Store.
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what Has Besn q s1u.a{
wan. tbs efStS IA countx campajon
meetings srs s.{txd, but ths work of the
csndidatss and kei, friends continue with
uusb.,ed n -. ~...,v Increased -ensrgv
W. e.nne. 80. s.,;,z ;,.; m. STATE
campaign was ah;.or,es 70 the State. me
,.v,.;;. .6s. thar second lesson in
Tillman po,tlc,i ms,boa,. Have those
Is.,op, s,.yaasa A. =, neral social pol;,ical
,k;-. -,
!u'"c0 is'P'.
"boS$
p'' -. O..
'ns -. - -,
az ,,.
e..',., .. c.,.dom .,d i'd.
a. ,.., Vs. h.a sour v.ors oao =,
n. a.. .; ,.., o,naro,.a 9TH
c.;,,.., and tho In.on,e n.rm;,,sd 40 hear
a., ,u,,. oS.n.,t.r. of both f.c,;ons
H., r.. mo, tho,.slv aud ;n,a,,;o.nt,v
Ill. ~. ,hor Jvo, a. - tho mer;,s ~
uo rao,,o,s, /Ioxe mn. snsakers o. ons
| coo,;o, b,en GbocIsd down" and forc;bly
,,oa f.,,6 .,o,l;,v3 ,h;no never
auouod b.sdrs !, . politicol campaion in
| s,,,,,, co,ohn, Al, ibese ouest;ons We MI,
% o,r rs,dsls of bo,b fact;ops and ask i;
h. nsonle.Gavs recsived the least benefit
.d,,a.,;a,h,v 49, o,h.ru;so ., b.s tho bono,
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Tue CHOLERA IN PERSIA. Observation-Disclosures,
August l9.-Anarchy reigns in many towns
of Persia owing to the cholera The disease
is raging with trightful violence Al Talr;2.
capital Of the Province of A7erbaiand he
America~ and LurOEeal colonies are pall,-
stricken nnd have left for the hills The
several smaller Persian towns have been
entirely J abandoned by the people not stricken
with cholera, who have left the sick to per-
'sh without assistance and the deaf unbu-
red.
ST. PErrRsnURG, August l9.--l is Off
cially stated that $50 deaths have occurred
from cholera, aud that the disease is incrcas.
lag.
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Personals.

Mr.. f. II. Counts returned from Green.
| vile Court and also from visit to his old
home in Lexington County, Wednesday.
II. W. Shand, Esq, is in town on profes,
sional business.
Miss Nellie Purcell, of Augusta, Ga, is
visiting her brother, Mr., John J Purcell,
| and family.
| Miss Annie Price, of Houston, Texas, is
visiting the Misses Gibbes at the Hotel.
Mr.. L. J. Harris, ex-candidate for Audi,
| tor, was in town this week
Mrs r, F. Stokes and children returnel
10 their home in Charlotte last Monday.
Miss Enois Counts, &c Peak. is visiting the
family of Mr.. F. IT. Counts.
Mi.s Francis paig'ass has gone to santu'
Mr.. r. W. e THsss returned from saluds
Saturday.
Mr.. Charlie Purcell, of Newberry, spent
a few days in''town last week with his
brother, Mr., John Purcell
Mrs. A. II. Jetcr returned from Saluda
Monday.
Jos. L. Johnson, Esq, caadida,e for Con-
gress spoke 80 minutes TO- an interested
crowd at the County Campaign meeting
Tuesday.
Miss Madge Wallace returned Wednesday
from Spartanburg
NJ. :. W. Thomson returned from Saluda
where he hal been strol'ug up the noun.
tains with the fair sex.
Mr.. Clarence f. Johnson, Of Charleston,
is visiting his parents and friends in town.
T0M WATSON, TnE PHARISEE.-Mr. Wat
son is a cohSp -iors example of very large
class of impsrtincnt people VINO .ancy it is
their vocation to sit IN judgment upon
ali their neighhors, to compel them on every
highway Of life 10 ''stand and deliver" their
regulations; who make tho most outrageous
charges against whole classes Of society and
are utterly unable TO make good single
instance. They wiiggle Out Of too def
mite SANDER Ivy "Paying n tribute 10 the
character Of their victim, and expressing
their extreme satisfaction that they seem
TO have leen mistaken They are rcri-
gious, theological. ecclesia,ticv, '.Wnts0ns.
who are continually charging whole school
or party with deliberate heresy, or worldi
ness, OF self-seeking. When asked to prove
their imperinCnt SANDERS, and to give
instances of men and offences, they have
nothing TO say. SO far as their influence
eNtends, :hey make life intoerable. and
prevent tEat free play of individuality which
is ~ necessary 10 high morality ss to
complete and varied happiness. So long as
he lets his neighhors alone mans life is
his own. Nobody hos righ 10 put him to
Tie question, or TO clip his opinions and
conduct Il any "Wat.onian" rattern.
There are iNsG,is e~7+I1ich are far TOO base and
cpntrmpuble for argument or serious reply,
and the whole tribe of Watsons are pest -
ChUychmaH.
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List of Letters

hcmaihinS III thc rUstoilIce At onion. for
the week ending August l2ih, 1892.
Mr Samuel Sims Miss Bessie " alkcr.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say itadveitiscd, and will be rcqu red
- pay one cent for their delivery.
J. {. HUNTER p NJ
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rsH.,. We ask tho indulgence of some OF
our correspondents, for ncglcctius their
favors the pas, two weeks. We have been
crowded for time and space.
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a Mcrited Compliment.

Most heartily 10 we endorse the following
well meritci compliment to Hon. John C..
Sheppard and the hope therein expressed
which we take from the N,rs ond C.,uy,. .
The highest prai'c j. due to the Hon. John
I' Sheppard Tor the dccsncy, dignity and
ability with which he has conducted him
self during the contest He has never for
one moment descended from the high plane
Oh winch he pitched his canvass. and bis
speeches have carried conviction to hous.
and' Of rejecting and 80 Prospecting voters.
MIR. Sheppard Will be elected Governor if
'he peoPie as true to rhemsrlye, As he has
ever been to them AMI 10 the State.
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Prohibition Resolutions.

Inc following resolutions wcro passed by
the Hrand Lodge Of South Caro- inl, |. O. &,
L., anu sent to us iOr publication
nh'r"N. tho good people Of South Caro-
INA arc now engaged hi struggle ugaiust
one OF the greatest evils of modern times
with grand opportunity to redeem our
SAFE from the curse of rum: and whereas,
our enemies are alert, united and determined
We. with n firm belief in the Justice of our
caus" AMI of its ultimate triumph over the
powers Of darkness and that God works ont
Ills grand designs by means Of human
agency and IN tins great crisis expects
every onc To do hiS duty. therefore,
Resolved |. That We urge upon n mem
bcrs of Temperance org miGatiuus TO come to
the front III th', campaign and, by every
legitimate and honorable effort, cndravor tn
carry forward TO certain victory the standard
Of prohibition.
kcsulvcd IL. That We rarnc.tly appeal /,
the church Of South tarollna, which hold,
the balance Of power and can decide this
great moral question. t. arise in her micht
shake of her lethargy and break forever the
ungo1ly league with the world, by CASTING n
solid ballot for God anl home aud na'jyc
land.
ReSoived III. That we respectfully recon
mend To the ministry of tho state that the
Niiru anu lOur1h SahLathS III August IC Oh
served rs prohItItion days. and that special
prayers br olicrcd for the success ct pur
cause and that IrohIbition scrmuns bc
preached IN all oIr ruipit>
Resolved ~. hat these re,nlr.tinus ,,r
'tni 10 the press of the State and that Ia,
a. sect. he authorized 10 print Il number #
copies and send them out ro the ministry oI
!ho State.
CAMPAIGN NurEs -AhbcSille, August -.
"A Tiilmanilc caucus is TO be held mere
to-day for the purpose Of wedding out Snr.
plus candidates for the legislature There
are nine S1-ealled "RefofmcrS" running for
the House, but although. the Tilhnanites
claim that they will carry the county by At
least 500 minority, they are afraid TO- let
them all run. and will select n ticket Of
hvc ana make the othor four withiraw.
1t IS stated on what seems to be good
authority that Tlllman 3 pretended telegram
Informing him Of the illness of Mr. Tillmnn
was not received 10y him nj all a>t Tue, .ay.
ii iS a'icgc fnat thc only telegram received
0y him that day or while he was here WAS
The one sent by Capt Smyth which he
Jailed TO read. "For ways that are dark
anu tricks that are vain the hcttucn ChIncs
.S peculiar. Strange to say. however, hi,
followers still cling to him. as if they ex-
pect TO get forty acres and a mule o,.
something better by doing it,
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nes-. Is il true, that the Alliance has
selected three Of the candidates for the Leg
i.luiurc To lie pumped
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DEATH OF 4 BRIDE or Six WEEKS
Iomliia' august 2l.-NIrs. Mamie. wife of
Mr. joel W. Riser. agent OF the railroad at
ms pace dIcd tins afternoon. They wcre
married only about six weeks.
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Nav Advertisements.

Jonesville Graded School.
Now Goods--Foster, wilkins 60.
Clearance Salc-Racket Store-liarry
Belk.
barbecue at kelton.
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Ir,y" See Alonzo Wixs denial Of false
report, in our Joncsville correspondencc.