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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.

J,yr,yiILp. Nov. -. Last night was
cloily. So cur people did nst get to sc, the
,re,t mctecric shower that W.. advertised
t. occnr.
We Ind very COLI snan last week but
TN. weather has Ssted back 10 moderation
again AMI everybody is busy winding up
thc'r year work
MIR. T l.. Hames r,turnei from the :. c.
Cpnfe cnce saturday night. lilo speaks III
great praise Of the hospitality Of "the Cry
by tho Sea.
IL seems that the philosophers, nsirono
mers, wett Ell prophets and doctors have all
comb'uci TO msks untayoIab'e predictions
for the fature They tell us that the sarih
anl saturn, with his rings, coming in Goa
iurction = tad unwholsome atmo-phsre il
ground out, which, in the near future, will
breed mclo oLss. and that these vii cause
disa,sa and destructive of human life and
proper,y, therefore the weei minded AMI
some Of tho st!oug minds, too, are troubled
aud arpr,hcnsiye Of the consequences |
guess we had al better keep calm and serene
and bc really tor whatever may come.
A colcred man name Frank Msng. who
lived about Innesvil.s, was c.mmitted to Jail
last We. l. BY Trial Justice } | Ward, iur
stenlmg corn from the tel of J. /, McWhir-
ter. Mr. W. T. War! was lassng hy M".
McWhjrtsr's field an saw Frank gathering
in the sh,av,s; so the vr Of vas Ioint bank.
Nc.>rs VIM. Mnnrn and } NJ Gee
were in joncsvil e Ns' Saturday on p"ofo'
sional business in Gril Justicc J. h. Wari )
court. 1t was rather \ biz case. The par
ties were Mr.. II. p. Mcki'sick and James
Plcxico. \ mis'ria was the result
By consulting the almanac for % Gee
the neon will full twice in January and
twice in March, but there will be no ''fuli'
in Februsry. Also thrt five months in the
annnuviIl have five Sundays elch. Ihes,
~ ion't occur often
heard farmer cay yesterday that he
intrndcl TO SOW $50 acres Of his land i'll
oats, aud sell five OF hs mules, but since The
rise IN c,tton he concluded 10, to sow the
cat> ,r sell the mules. but plan the $50
acres in counn. LEX Gu, for 100000
ba,cs EsSt yoar
Mrs. lila Brt-i!l. t Cross Keys, is on II
v.si, to heg paren IN nesyile
Mr.. q l.. Fnw!o" has Just returned f:":m
visit to Splrtanml'g.
Mr.. J. Il. l. tiici"hn. e A'hury, was in
JoJesyl.le last week. TELEPHONE.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Intersstiu9 FROM Sartuc.

SASTUC. Nov, 2S.-There is but little
news in this vicinity. The formers are
sbout through gathering ersps. and are pre-
pairing for the next. Considerable small
grain is being sowea more whea, than for
many years, sod IL is hopss that II will not
he n..1 g -...v. Y-s.arss. as 10 Vex
neighborhood but some people here are
pasturiog hogs and other stock on their
neighbors' ungstbersd corn. There il more
corn in this ssctios than for many years,
and some farmers have large quantities Of
peas TO help out.
All whom have heard talk, say that the
advance in the price Of cotton will not in
ducs them TO neglect the farm supply crops.
Tbsts the right spirit.
Quite q sensational marriage took place
here yesterday. The contracting parties
were Mr.. W. T. Jones and Miss Marion
Porter. Miss Porter left the services a. the
Baptist church, claiming to be sick, and met
MIR. Jones and the officiating minister, Rev.
J. ID. Mahon, at her mothers residence, and
was married in the presence Of only three
witnesses, Mrs. Porter not knowing any
thing about it until they were on their way
to Charleston, en- route to Florida. The
occurrence is the topic of nv,rsation.
Mr.. +. X. Foster aud Mr.. II. L. Palmer
sre in our community beriDg wells. They
are now boring one for Mr. j. z. Jster, aud
curbing it with substantial terra Gotta Mr..
Foster j, we'll known in the business in this
section, ann his work always gives satisfac-
tion.
Since my last, | took in the State Fair,
and would like to give an account Of my
trip and the sights seen, but have not time
nor space, aud fear it would be Of no
interest.
| can say that the horse show and tho
poultry exhibit were the finest and largest
that had ever seen, and the other stock
exhibits were equally as large, as at other
tines The counties of Chester, Fairfield.
Lexington and Richland had county exhibits
that was fine and ttstefully arranged. Why
can't Union have an exhibit? To make the
Fair more enjoyable, the weather was mild
aud pleasant.
Miss Theopia Sartor, Of Union, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. Is. Kelly.
Miss Annie lIumphrss, of Sardis, is now
staying with her aunt, Mrs. l.. c. Crocker.
Miss lila Mcdaniel has gone home t. pre-
pare for an eventful festivIty.
Mr.. j. ID. Jeter and family will leave this
week for Pacolet mills, where he will run
truck farm and meat market. +. W. j.
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Personals.

Mrs. j. II. Maxwell, of Grscnvills, is
visiting her parents, Mrs. and Judge w. II.
Wallace.
Rev G. A. Is. Jennings wont down to
Columbia on the Tuesday morning train.
Rev 4. f.. Morris returned from the con-
ference last Tus'day. Wo are pleased TO
know he is stationed hero for another year.
Mrs. Manning 4. Smith returned from
Mississippi last Tuesday evening, after u
two months visit to relative, in that State.
Mrs. F. +. Capsr', of Grsenvills, j, visit
ing Mrs. 7. e. Duncan.
ID. Il. Hydr'ck, Esq, of Spartanburr, was
in town this week OH business.
preached an excellent sermon in the Mstho-
dist church Sunday morning, taking for his
text: "is arc the salt of the earth ; but
II the salt have lost its SAVIOUR, wherswirh
shall il be salted? II is thencsfor,h good
for nothing. but to be cast out, and 10 be
troddsn under foot Of men"
lilo preached in the Baptist church Sun
day night, taking fer his text: 81 would
rather be n door keeper in the house Of nv
God than TO dwell in the tents of uicked-
moss. 1t is impossible to describe how
excellent this serm II was. aud 1t csrt,iuly
Will maksa lasting impression on all who
heard it.
Rev. Henj. Alston wsut to Spartanburg
on Tuesday to attend the Episcopal Conven-
lion.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. H. C. MCLAUGHLIN
OF Spartanburg. ars visiting Capt. A. II.
Miss Sali. Muurss Cub will meet at
tho residence Of Col. Il. c. Duncan this
Friday evening.
Or. James II. Carlisle and Capt. J. W.
Carlisle. Of Spartanburg, arrived to-day,
and are at Prof. Morrisons who is danger
ously i'll.
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IINDAL On THE ALLIiNrE-Sccrctar of
State Tndal and Col. ID. i. Duncan, the
representatives of the South Carolina State
Alliance 10 the annual meeting Of the Ma
tlonal Farmers Alliance in Memphis, Tenn.
last week returned TO the city yesterday.
MIR. Tindal was seen and asked about his
ideas Oh the final efeot Of the Third party
people getting control Of the Na,ioual All
ance, and for general expression of his
views on the future Of the Alliance in and
out Of politics
In replying he said: II hope tina, the
election Of the officers will result all right
The public seems to have somewhat of an
erroneous impression Of the results OF thu
meeting All l cara to say il thnt when
the Alliance first met il was soon ascertaned
that party Of outsiders connected with the
Third party wore working to try to make the
Alliance kind of annex to the Third party.
Thii was very strongly opposed, and think
that when the All ancs adjourned il was
thoroughly agreed by all parties, that !hr
Alliance must be kept an entirely non n-partI-
san organization.
There was no objection from the first to
the officers elected, but only TO the use OF
the Alliance for any political party. The
friction was all caused there | think that
after all that has transpirtd tho Third patty
officers will not attempt to use the Alliance
for tueir political parry ends.
81 think also that the attacks uuou Dr..
Macune originated with these outsiders; TIC
protest was made 10y the conservative mem.
bsrs, and ali excep two OF thrsa ni .ho cX-
creme Third rariy!tss 'ncoio DR.. Macunc :
entire innocence Of all the charges brought
agains thin. The STATE.
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Of the Palmetto State will not be disparsgsd,
either fnsncislly or politically. think the
farmer element in the body predomipates,
and % general rule. this element is frugal.
vigilsat and economical in regard TO the
monetary Interests Of the State. The body
10 composed mostly Of new members, there
being but forty Of the old ones returssd.
Though South Carolina 10 . poor State for
divorcs laws. = h;l 80. ssSs.---s ..ivre the
House this session TO allow divorce only in
case Of adultery. This bill may probably
become O law, as it has the sanction Of Holy
Writ.
Since began to write this morning
change has taken place. and the following
persons have bssn elected by joint ballot Of
the legislature Ernest Gary, Of Edgefeld,
elected Judge Of the Fifth circuit, in place
Of Judge Kershaw, resigned, by q vote Of
12l to 2l for w. ID. Trantham, Of Ksrsha~
w. A. Neil, Of Anderson, SuperinI Iendent
Of the Psniteutiary, by the following votes:
Neal, 81; Jarnigan, 3G; Hunter, s. Keel, 8.
The following were also elected directors
Of the Psnitsntiary. viz: +. J. Cunningham,
John W. Lilies, X. 7. Riggiu and - Alder
man. w. NJ. Foster.
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For the TINES.
A Warning to All.

Cross KEYS, Nov. 24--Mrs. d. j. Davis,
through mistake, gave her daughter, Miss
Mollie, a dose of morphine for quinine.
They were away from homo and prepariu 6
to return when the dose was given. Neither
of them discovered the mistake until they
were several miles OH the road when Miss
Mol'ie was taken sick nigh unto death. Mrs.
Davis thought of compound she happened
to have with her, and gave that in large por-
tions until it csused the young lady to vomit.
If it had not been for vomiting Miss MOllie
would, ne doubt, have died before reaching
home. DR.. Pool was summoned and they
kept her awake by continual talking TO her
and giving her srrons coffee all through that
day and night until Friday dinner. She is
recovering rapidly and hopes to be cut 5000.
Readers, think how uuthoughtediy this was
done. No one knows what day will bring
forth.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Over two-thiras Of our subscribers are in
arrears for subscription, aud it is not much
better with the purchasers Of property ~
legal sales, consequently we arc driven into
very close and uncomfortable quarters, anl
earnestly Gull quick and help us out Of our
troubles.
We will be forccl to raise money pretty
soon, and surely tho 800 deinquents who
owe us from 81 90 TO $500 each, are able
and willing to pay the trifing amount due.
We ask for no other or better Christmas git
than TO collect 10 per cent OF what Is due
us, 50 that we may be able to meet the Land
lord, the Insurance Agent, the Tax Collector,
the Butcher, The Grocer. the Doctor, otc.,
etc without fear Of being duuned.
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No. We refer our readers to the CON-
munication from our immediate Rspressn-
ta'ive, MIR. John Il. Jefferies, and one from
our old School Commissioner, Rev. w, NJ.
Foster, now Representative from Spartan
burg, for Legislative news. These letters
give as mnch Of what has been done by the
Legislature as We can find in the daily
proceedings published in the Columbia
papers, except, perhaps, an occasional spar
ring among the members, really signifying
nothing Not one important local or general
bill is SO far advanced In either house as 10
warrant any reliable indication of its fate.
All such measures are now in q very orudo
state and. IL they are passed at all will, no
doubt, be very different, in many Of their
most impor tant features, to what they are
now. They are very much like a nest Of
eggs under n sotting hen. You cont tell
how many will hatch or how many will be
cOckerc's or pullcts.
We hope both Of our legis 'ativs CORES.
pondents will continue their kind favors to
us and our readers. They are highly appre-
ciatcd by all.
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Mn. y. A.. k\pLEs DEEAM.-Mr. y. A..
kadlc, who lives over on the Edisto, had a
dream the other night, and it so Impressed
him TINT ho didn't rest until he cauis up 10
Aiken and paid his printers bill. Heres
the dream:
| dreamed n dream the other night,
When everything WAS still
| dreamed saw everybody.
Pay up their printers b Il.
Oh. printers, do not cry.
But laugh, laugh. laugh
For there money plenty laid by
To pay you one dollar and a half.
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Santa Claus Headquarters.

From present appearances the vsnera Bile
old Santa Claus has established only cne
depot in this town, from which he will
distribute his generous aud producing
gifts to the children this year, and that is
ut s. Nj. Rices store.
IL 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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RUNNING RACE IIoRsE BY ELECTRICiTY.-
Chicago, Nov. 24.-Jovkey Kuhn was caught
stirring un little Crete with the electric bat
terry At Roby, this afternoon. rs the horscs
came TO the post for the third race. The
attention Of The judges being attracted 10y
the unusual activity of the horse When he
came in contact with kuhn's hccl-, the jock
ey was searched AMI under his jacket was
found broad belt with caltr gc-shaped
attachments, each Of which containc |
au electric cell with W res Iunni1g to the
spurs. Nothing could hc done with Kuhn
under tho rules, but the judges Immediately
amended the regulations SO a, to cover the
case.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY TO DE SoLp.S
Charleston, Nov. 2S.-In the United States
Circuit Court, Judge Smonton flei his
decree to-day ordering the South Carolina
Railway to be sold for the benefit Of its
creditors at the suit of Frederick w. Bound,
Henry Thomas Coghlan and others.
Judge Simonton holds that tho cad can
not be sold in arcels, but must be sold as
uu entirety, and that under the circum-
stance, surrounding the road IA early sale
Of the read as an entirety is not only advis-
able, but necessary and proper.
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MAR RIED.

CHARLES-MAYES. - Married, on the
10Th Nov. 1892, by Rev. A. A. James, at
PAcoet, Mr.. +. E. Charles, of Union county,
S. O., to Miss Elizabeth S, Mayes, of Trough
Shoals, Spartanburg Co.
Married, on the 26th Nov. 1892, at the
ke'i"n Baptist Parsonage, ny Rev. w, 10,
q. llumphrrs, Mr.. G. +. Pratt to Miss n.
+. Smith.
Married. on the 20 Ii Nov., 1892. by A-a
Saith, n. p, Mr. II. j. Griffin to Mrs. NJ.
A. Norris.
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On, WHAT CoUGH.-Will 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 tue sake of saving SOC, TO run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from ex-
Perience that ShiIoh's Cure will cure your
Cough. II never fats. This explains why
more than Million bottles were sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group aud whooping
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Ii. X. Smith s. Co
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ohlLoHs CONSUMPTION CuRE.-This is
beyond question the most successful Cuuoh
Medicine we have ever s,ld. few Josa,
invariably cure the worst cases Of Couch.
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 I'D on a
guarantee, test which no other me iicine
can stand. If you have cough we ear
@af1y ask xaR 10 try it Price lOc soc and
II. X. Smith s. Co
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A SERIOUS MATTER st. Louis, Nov. "a
This o,ty is without doubt in the grip o. an
epidemic that may become q pest,lence. A
hundred new cases of typhoid fever have
been reported at the health Office. The city
seems to be in poor sanitary condition.
Between 800 and 1000 cases have been re-
ported In two months. One prominent ply
sician says the disease is the forerunner of
cholera, which is sure to make its appear
ance next year, and he advances scientific
reasons for his belief: The board of health
is alarmed.
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OF 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, say
Ing could live but short time L gave
myself up to my SAVIOUR, determined if I
could net stay with my friends on earh, |
would meet my absent ones above. NV
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. l gave it trial, to,k in all eight
bottles; 1t has cured me, and thank God [
am now well and hearty woman" Trial
bottles free at Is. F. Posey's Drug Store,
regular size, SOC. and $l.OO.
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geS" .SNnt, Claus Headquarters at
: NJ. RICE, JR., l.. l.

DEATH oY " Dan CITIHEN.--L. T.. Levin
one of ColumhiaS : oldest cilizcng, died last
Sundny night. lie was bora in Charleston
in 1878. and moved 10 Columbia in 1884
lie VS. marie to Miss Charlotte 4. WoolT
in 1914. lie took quite prominent rart in
Nic lat" war and was for years bill clerk in
lhe Senate
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FISHING FOR 4 PEACu KERNEL - Baltimore
Md, Nov. 4-L. Beard of Locust, WcsI
Virginia, has just recovered from II romark
able surgical operation performed NJ the
Johns Hopkins University. On Seplcmh,r =
he swallowed II peach stone, which lodged in
his 1.ophagus. Drs. Balsam and llarkcr
cut an entrance into the T.ophasus then u
string with snare arrangement was taken
in at tho mouth. swallowed and fastened 10
the stone and the obstruction thus removed
through the mouth.
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MASONIC NOTICES.

INllEHE will he a Resnl,r C,mmrnca ion
Il Of Union Loige no. - A. F.. NJ.
held this Friday evening at Ma oni; hal
at '.lo . clock tu.l Attendance is requested
US there will he al electi)n Of o!ii;e for
The ensuing Masonic year.
W. ID. ARTHUR,
Sec ty.
Dec. , A. II.
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A SuMMERyILLE RIOT. T.-Columbii, Nov. ~
A special to tho Register states that Trial
Justice Sweeney. of Summcrvillc, sent two
cOnsrables to arrest five negroes living at
Wassainassaw. the Dahomcy OF South Caro-
lima, charged with attempting to force opea
the pol on election day. The negroes rose
in arms and the constabies. when they at
tempted TO serve the warrants, were deEcd
Ivy body Of fifty or sixty negroes armed
wish inusaos, iiiics. etc The sheriff now
has tho warrant and viii arrest them if he
has To call on the Gryerner for a llrsc de-
tachment Of militia
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WINSTON SPLESDID HOTEL BURSED.-Win-
ston, N. c., Nov. 24.-Winston's fine hotel,
tho Ziozsndorf, was destroyed by fire to-day.
The FIRE originated from the explosion Of
gasoline stove in the steam laundry in the
rear Of the building. Loss $lZ5. 900; in
surancs 100000. Less than two hours
after the fire caught the building was in
ashes. It's the heaviest blow Winston has
ever had
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a LYNCnISG IN \ oRK COUNTY. - Columbia.
y. c., Nov. 2j.-At Tiger Greek, i'll York
county, Nathan White, n negro, was sh t to
death by a mob. White had sci fire to II
barn, and was being carried to JAIL when the
mob took him.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
cstarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache, in SHlLOH'S CATARRH RENE
Di. nasal injector free with each bottle.
Use it if you desire health and sweet breath
Price SOC. Sold by H. X. Smith s. Co.
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GAVE Up THE Gnosr.-Atlan'o Ga, Noy.
2i-The Daly citizen. started here b. strik-
ing printers to fight the CoHstn"t'"R, died to-
day The strike WAS declared II two weeks
ago, bu, s;nce then few printers have been
trying TO carry it on.
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r1A- Wo are truly gratiicl 10 state that
Judge Wallace has SO fnr recovered from his
recent severe illness n, /, be Able 10 ride out,
aud is in the best of spirits.
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Az ADVANCE IN TIE Price or COrToN
Goons bN Tux CorroN MILs.-Angusta. Ga.
Nov. 2i.--AlI the large csttoE mills located
here advanced the price of their brown
50 DIS owing TO the heavy de mani for them
and the mrrkc' advance in the pric, of cot
ton. They are quoted follows: Four
quarter yard goods, 6 cents scv,n.cighls
goods 3 three-quarter goods, II thirty
inch drills, i to q. The advance in goods
has not, however, up to this time been equal
10 the advance IN cotton, but the mi Is are
demanding fu.l I"icos for new contracts, as
they have solL all stocks On hard
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for
the week ending Dec. ID, 1892.
MIR Robt Glenn (coll Mr W G. McGuin.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say itadvcrtised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. q. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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asa- We rsgrci to state that Mr.. Morr

1sa- We rsgrct to state that Mr.. Morri-
son, Principal o" the Union GRADED School,
Il still lying very sick. Dr.. Davcga, Of
Chester, his old family physician, came over
this week TO Ws.t him and consult with his
physician hero. We sincerely hope hs will
soon recover and be Mt his post of duty again
In consequence Of Mr.. Morrison's illness,
maitcr for the Teachers Column has not
Lecn provided tho last two weeks.
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Dfa3" Maj. d. A. Townsend was formally
inducted into Office last Tuesday and is now
Attorney General Of the State of South
Carolina, IN fact.
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COZ Dr. Joseph Hill, Of Spartangurg,
and well known throughout this county
lied in thu, city on the 9th ult. lie was
about Gi years old.
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BxaS- Mrs Gregory, tho good wife Of our
kSs" hGtk'MHA GirSaSHEG SEu lying lyJ, a. n0ar
months old That's better still.
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A 2-HORSE FARM TO RENT,

4 GOOD Two-Horsc Farm, together with
~ the family residence to rent AppIy
TO MRS. Z. G.. TUCKER,
Santuc. uuion Co., S. G..
Dec 9 40 ~