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Tor !hc TINS.
County Commissioners and Finanoea.

Mr.. EDIToR.-I fully agree with Pro
BOnc iS.tii;o. tbFt we shoulI have good men
for County Commissioners, ami | l.ayo no
obj ecrion to the two men mentioned ; they
are men of ability.
How is the reform to brought about?
have cnquired very minuteiy into the pres
ent financial condition of the County and
find i; much better than it has been for
years.
We mus; rcmcmpcr that the County Com
missioners have nothing to do with school
claims: that is in the hands of other Off
ccis and, ] understand there has been no
briugc .'liLg o. ri pairing zone, except
one or two very trifing jobs. in ,he last
twelve months or longer, Lat what has been
pad for as soon as the work was done
The Commissioners cannot cut down
Court and Sheriff expenses these are necps-
sary expresses and must be met. Trial
Justices and Cons ablos must be pad, and
no one will say they are paid too much
would like to explain the bonded debt
Of this County, but do not feel at liberty to
take my more Il your valuable space
.j.rI.EE.
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North Paoolet Alliance Uninn.

ELGErnEL, July 1G.-MR. EDIToR.-A
meeting of representatives from a majority
Of Alliances of North Pacolct was held at
ElBethel chrrch :ot the purpose of organ
!2inC N2rth Pacole: Union TIC mce q
was srencd wiz. playe. by bro. =. a. iTe:
Bro, J. r Jetftricg was elected tenn orarl
chairman, and J. VI. Greer Scc'y,
On motion, The officers lie elected by In
lot. An election was held and the following
were elected:
~. IL. uoude'ock. President; s. +. Estes
Wee President, J. NJ. Greer, Scc'v. : p
lbackston, Treas. A. A. Lea ,;h,nI,;n
). Il. Jcharies Lecturer j. +. Jcnr,,c,
ASS is, 'urer G y. Byars, Door Kcarcr ..
L. }. Estes, Asst Door Keeper; Wm I
Jones, Sergeant at Arms john ID. NcCoI.
lock, Asst Scg't at Arms.
On motion, the following committee I
II. Jefferics, S. F. Estes, j. NJ. Gccr and
D. H. Ihacksion, was appointed to daft a
constitution and rules of order
On mot'2n, tho Union adjourned f. meet
at Mi!kinsvillc, August 10, for the nuroos.
of installing officers.
a basket picnic will be served. and all
requested to bring fUN b0skcts.
- W. "REER, }. Il JEFFErIEs,
Sec'y. Chairman
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For tina l'IMBs
roT tnh lin is
Middle Broad River S. S. Union.

The Sunday school Union of the SIiidlo
Broad River Association will meet with
Draytonvilo church, on Saturday before
the 5Ih Sunday in July, at 10 o'clock A.
VI.
Devotional exercises, conducted by Rev.
j. Ii, Bailey.
Enrolment Of delegates; organization ;
reports fiom churches, nnd miscellaneous
business.
lst Question: Will church member
gain anything in worldly gods by stay ing at
home AMI ncslcctng his church du,ies :?
Speakers W. Sim Lipscomb and ID. Jetle-
rics.
End. Why is 1t that q church member j.
so nSSleotful' df has chureh and Sunuay
school dniie. Speakers, Amos Cl,ry unl
". d. Alexander.
;Sd. If The heAthens are LOST who is resv
ponsible? Speakers, c. c. Roberts and q.
{. Spencer.
4, Oar missions and missionaries for the
last century? Speakers, Rev. J. ID. Bailey
and J. Il. Jefferies.
.. What should be the attitude of Bap-
lists toward prohibition Speakers, T. M
Iit'lejohn and Jno. Crockcr
Question box and miscellaneous business.
SUNDAY. $50 "A. NJ
Sunday school mass meeting. conducted
By p. s. Webb,r
Il Sc,ock; missionary ,ermyn. by Esy
J. D. Bailey
7 $. WEBER.
n,,.,
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AL About Town.
80 - ~
Br Qua asrRrourLr LOCAL u. o. IA

btoUb sPhiCuTbf LOCAL. y. O. fASE
There vas del gbtful dime reading given
In the parlors Of The Union hotel last Thurs
day evening by the ladies Of the Episcopal
church. The singing was especially fine.
Miss Ida Maie Greene singing chsrmed 'h"
-.sivuov 20 much that after the program was
completed, che wa' requested to sing several
songs. She was assisted by Miss IIsuie
Murphy, which added greatly to the melody.
The iectuions by Miss Elizabeth Grimbali,
was Of the highest order, in that most valua-
BILE accomplishment, good rsa ling Refresh.
ments were serve in the dining room, which
added very much to tho enjoyment Of the
evening.
The Unio, Danoipg Club will give ball
tonight (Thtrslay,l ut the Union Hotel.
Music vii! he furnished by the Glenn Springs
string baul.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Goss, gave an elegant
tea in honor of Misses Virginia Walker and
Nina Moore ON Wednesday evening, July
20. Il is useless for US to try to describe
The pleasure that was derived by the delight
full tea.
One Of hp M st delightful entertainments
given this scaso WIS that Of Mr.. ani Mrs.
l.. +. Murphy last week, in honor Of their
y,ung friends, Misses Lila Green, of North
Caroliua, AMI lula Jones, of Columbia.
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The Macbeth Mill


III our pri'i notice ot 'hl3 eh'errrise laS'
week 1t may have aMOrci 10 some that
we were i"c'l"el 10 'hro" CO." wafer On
TIC enterprise winch was lar from our in'en-
ton we a'e mot "c''iy III iaV'r "i nav
'"H " m'l' OF mills ""''t upon every stream
III the county 'U"' 60" Dc utilized i'r factory
or mlIlllg purposes and we cannot blame
any Of the cit'zen' Of the town who are SO
fortunate ~ u nave eap''a' TO invest for
putting That capital INTO enterprises outside
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IsIr THIRD pARrY DocrRIsE "

We ,rinted Yesterday frem the 10 =
boro I'm, n,crrri.e the r.pcrt OF seme remsh-
said 10 have been m,dc by siMr. Cox 10 o
recent speech in Ciayt"n county We repro
ducc ha, report here; =,
NJ Cbairuan: II nobody else wiz foi-
low Mr.. Miller / vii. MIR. Millmr saii
tbnt there v ould likely bc another war.
bad a reod time during the wnr AMI want
10 see smother I want TO Kill 'u' these
M. nsytd men aud get their money. L had
...v::..v, war tnan zee the sun So.
IteI YOU W. uld lie one Of twenty men TO
take In. black dag In one hand tcy the
b'aie in the ether and 60 - ki ms
them and take ticir money. I want g. Kill
Id Jess Bln ock fret, and ilcn Frank AMI
tho re,t Of them and &c, dor money te
YOU boys we won Il have god time ihrn.
murrnh for The ihrl party When l low
with II plow awl,i Q want To throw u away
and ut on q new Que. VheeIs.)
Now there arc possible explanations of this
rcmnifab deliveranUc. lhe Mr. Cox to
whom it il c,eiiied may he hunor'st 81
the Kid that j. 4, cqucnily developed IN the
coun.ry side, aud he may have ihtendeh h's
remarks to bc in the nature Of g'im s'tne G
am n O soc nlisic ivndcn les thnt have made
their appearance in the 'h.ri iar'y liteia-
iirc thn' has been go fr,cly distribute IN
tho South.
But if Mr.. Cox is lrc"cLing third party
IL, ctrtnc, he has z ven to tbat orgnnizn-
tiun the blnck,st eye that amy Inrty
ever rccc vel in this : ate. such talk as
that with viii ch hc il credited is hot suited
to the cli mate of &c lrga. nor wi II fall
plcasILtiy ,n the ears OF Geor1in farmers
The doc riue ~ tho bo' o'tOm Of 10 In precisely
that which auimat- the highway 'obbrr'
and its spccal viviciousncss ~ without miti
Cation. .r,,,
Tho m4ment the thi.d patty cndor.es this
Georgia and the South. Mr.. Cox may have
thought that he was making m attack OF
the Isl ,iocks, 60, Il meu WIN have made their
impress on the community in which they
live, and who, by Industry and economy.
have nccuu u:nted property, bit hc was
att,ckin. every successful farmer IN the
safe.
Mr.. Cox declares lhu he 's after money
and he hmrrnhs hr The third party. lie
wants tp take II scyIhc Liidc AID kill the
men who have made money, or who are sup
posed 10 have IT, aud he tells the boys what
Igo"d time they would have.
" is 10 be observed that the Bialocks NJ e
'hy1mrntioncd - give point 10 the purpo'c =.
ne threat Of Mr. Cox will .npply to every
smGr who ius IN cX!r, slln If meat in his
Mis- .,ousc or an cxtIa bushcl OF rn in
a ia,lu.,r,.-iO every farmer who hy lard
dolIa, nd close economy, has swell u
Ii il ,,n, ".this will moi do in Georgia.
ttai ,L, ny tolerated. II is bad enough
he ,J e Prople>shourd bc asked TO desert
dc jyc, PARTY mud ,LercLy all in
.~-. :...."g ,mriirsrTveJ NM rhcir nsighbrrs
over Ia the dcso'a'iUn of negro domination.
IL they are to bc asked to join II Iarty which
has for its purpose an attack "n the life and
property rights ofihc people, TINT mct can
not be made known too soon.--iHun" Ooh
sftufiUH.
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Personals.


Miss Ida Maize Greene, the belle of Wilkes
boro, y. c., af;er spending six weeks wi h
Mrs. l.. Z. Murphy, left Monday for lick
ory, n. c.
Misses Elo;sc and Mita Grimball returned
from school in Charleston last Saturday.
Mr.. W. l.. Culp. of Charleston is in town
,it'ng RELATIVES
Miss S;.lic GiLGcS. oI Co'um bia is visiting
MIS-. Z. L. fan'
Miss Mary b. MORE, of Rock Hill, is
visiting her Sister. Mrs. J. ID, Arthur.
Mr.. Z. u. Butlce went TO Carlisle thi.
week on business
Mr.. l.. =. Murphy went TO Spartanbure
Monday on business.
Mrs. Robet Sharp, Of New Oricms, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Thomson.
Mr. J. Howell Greene, a prominent law
yer of Atlanta is in town on "profsssional
business
Mrs. Is. q. Clifford, Niles Marie Clifford
Miss Minnie Gist nni Miss josie Garner left
Monday for Columbia TO attend the Teachers
ASSOCIATION.
MIR. Il. Z. Harry left Monday for Monroe
y. c., where he was called to sec his broth.
cr, who 10 44ite SEX viii fever.
Mr.. }. ID. Arthur, Assistant Cashier of
The NJ. Z, National Bank, went mountain
ward lasl Mopiay u taLc a much needed
rest after 5 yeas cf faithful labor.
Mr.. Robert AnSton went to Columbia
Mond"y.
Gist Duucan was in town this week.
Miss Ninr Moore, after spending some tmo
in town with Mrs. W. f. Thomson; and
Mss Ethelind Goss, returned to Spar!anhuTg
Thursday.
Mr.. e. NJ. Gr.ham has nearly recovered
from his spell Of fever. and was out on the
street this week.
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rhVnvGNCED HOPELESS, YET SAVED
FROM = lettet written by Mrs. Ada L. JImd
of Groton, 5. D.. we quote: WAS taken
with a bad cold, wkicls settled on my Lungs
coughs set i'll and finally ie.minntcd in Con
sumption. Four doctors gave me Gp saying
J could live but short time. gave Dysof
up to my Saviour. determined if | could not
stay with iay triends on earth, would meet
my 40. ent ones above My hu,Land was
advised to get Dr. King Isw Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Gods. ! gave it
a rial, took in all, eight borrles it has
cure me, and thank God am now well
and hearty woman llial bottles free at
j. =. po:ey's Drug Store. regnlr size, Soc
and Sl.00
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SnILOH's CuN>UMrrIoN CrRr-ThiS is
beyond question tie most successful Cough
Medicine VIC have ever DID. A fey, dosLs
invariably euro the worst cases Of Cough
Group and Bronchitis, while it, wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is with.
out u parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery ii has bccn sold ON a
guarantee, Il test which no other me licinc
can stand. If you lave u cough we ear
nc'Ily ask you to try it Price lOc :jOc and
81 ltyou! iuIga arc >orc, Clcst, OF lack
lame, use Sliloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. X. Smith s. Co.
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1ERRoEiHEp m iiLLMANIrFS.- .-Ilo One,
Union County, July li.-On Fnlay nighr
last, the Sth inst. six men, under disguise
and cover of darkne =, at > clock a. H.,
went to the home Of Richard Iarris, poor
iIoiiensive white man. carning his bread
by his daily labor. vino lives with an aged
wife. near Cow dcySvile in this county.
Getting him II the door to open it. they
seize" hi 4 aEn.i bin ahort quarter
OF mile. where theN Tie. lin. % 4: pos,
hlindfOlded him and gave him sixty lashes on
his back with heavy wagon whip. Afcr
the whipping they left Harris tod to the
post, bleeding and suffering terribly. It is
rumrrCd that II wos all on account Of Ilar-
ris using his influence TO secure votes for
the sheppard and Orr ticket
several other parties have been notified
to leave at once or await fearful conse-
,ucn,ey. These other parties seem TO be-
come the ohjc.ts y! ..,Sc "endS wrath
merely because thsy supper. ,he Cous.,va
tive ticket.
The above appeared in the The State
of last Friday. The circumstances of the
| whipping is strictly correct, in every par
! ticnlsr, and is fully corrop1ratcd, not only
/ y Harris but Ivy others living in tho neigh
! '''' 49, va w ''h u 'alkCl ABOUT
! il.
But the c"TS" is not 80 wcii established
Harris himself is not satisfied that politics
was at the bottom of the affair The only
reason no gives for his suspicion is some
! questions they asked him before lieiup him
a 10 ais political principles. in conncc.
! ton with those OF well In, wn r.l,.,ori,o
bat who. harris says, is n, ia the l"..>, con
ncctcd with The whipping.
! From n conversation with Harris ~, ara
! inclined 10 believe "thcre's a woman ot ,L,
bottom of it, with some irnpruIcnt talk and
private business falling out with a former
c"pioy.r mi. ed III
We care not what was .Lc case f mo
whipping, or who did it; il was wro, u. i.
was an unlawful act it was an OUTRAGE bv
which the good name of the people of Union
County Is seriously affected.
our correspJn.jen.. Nox intimate, ,ho.
th"re are 800 ,many Sheppard and or. Iue,
in that vicnity to make it safe or Wholesome
for the friends of Gov Tillman to attompt
!" intimmia;e them ~ the wh..
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The Sad Death of Miss Elmore.

The following is the letter received by US
just rs we were putting the TIMES TO rre*s
-rnsTweck, iur irlntng us OF tue sad death OF
Miss Ella Elmorc, which we then briefly an
uourcrd,
Fonpocur, L,., July, S.-Miss Ella Ell
more, daughter OF Mr.. 4. G.. Emorc, one of
the most prominent citizens OF this place,
was almost instantly killed yesterday even
ing by the accidental discharge of pistol
in the hanis If her younger sister, Alice.
Miss Elmorc was only fifteen years old,
just budding into womanhood, admired and
beloved ty all WHO knew her. The blow is
very severe on the bcrcavei family, more
especially on her who was the Innocent
cause of the death. No blame whatever can
be attached II her. but notwithstanding
that, she * completely prostrated with grief.
" +. MELnISs, NJ. ID.
Nr. Mulius states further that Miss
Elmorc former home was in South Caro-
lima, where she has a large number of rea-
tives and friends
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A Gard,
For the TINES

EpIToR UNION TINES - have been in
formed that after the recent prcseniment of
the Grand Jury was reported to the solici,
tor for not paying over hncs collccte | bv mo
as Trial Justice, which report is false.
h"ye paid over to the Treasurer ali fines
collected 10y IN, al.u have the T.sasrrer =
receipt Toy the same. which is subject to Ike
inNnrction "f any one desiring /, sec it.
KrSpcc' 'tully,
). l.. WARD,
Trial Justice.
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OURS" AND COYOTES.

The H,yiShr chose SUNDAY morning /"
declare. On The authority of M unidenti-
fed correspondent. rha, during MIR. pibblc :
recent conference with Conservatives ut
Greenwood the Tillmanitc. were compared
TO ours and coyotes
The organ commented ~ fJlloHs:
Talk about your Slnnler and abuse
Has anything been snid or written by the
Rciormers that, for lowdown scurrilous
abuse, can compare with those greenwood
harangues? They show venom aud hate in
the breast of the old ring-rule crowd; and
see ng an overwhelming defeat staring them
III the face, are dcnOuncing, in the most
offensive manner, every man who refused to
vote for their &C; ;roration dictated ticket and
the cuslavement Of our farmers and toilipg
masses.
When Sheppard and his friends come
before you and ask your votes, bear in mind
that at DIbblc's Greenwood meeting you
were compared by ono of the speakers to
'cur," AMI coyotes"
We think thee for that w ri. . organ
grinder of short memory For if those
gorl' were used n, all they were used with
quotation marks, and were not directed
against the TilImlnitcs.
The elihct "crrS' was applied by leu
tenant GovcrlDr Gnry of Ahhcvillc county
several mouths a%' i'll public speech and
1t was applied to the country Newspapers
Which opposed the re election ui Governor
Flman and himself.
The eljthct 'coiurc>' WAS applied some
ilm" later Ey the Ahhnvillc Medium, the
'"cal lillman ..rEAn, io the same Conserve
We county IaucrS, because of their oppo-
tim to 'rl,mln.
The State. ut the time Of their uttcrancc
ndemncd the use of these cpilh",S. as in
iiing TO the Conservatives. IL is truly
,id that the I'illmnn organ. in Il moment of
seltulncss, has at last characterized them
more strongly.
lieutenant Governor Gary and Editor
; lleTphill. you siand convicted. by
vernon li'lmanE own pmt cular, p.iyate
an, of using ".0w-iown, Scurrillou>
-. You stand c"nviotei of showing
IN and hate i'll Desperation ai the
erwhclminS defeat which is staring
in face. Now, what are you going To
bout il ?-Ihr state.
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TmE lloNor or Bg.Co S,.L,,gu,.- WI, =
nc "J"S":."ca! hypocritc ~ Tillnon pub
iic'y signs an agreement with Sheppard 10
nave f"ur managers, two Tillmauites and
TWO Conservatives at cich box. Couniy
chairmcn are instructed Ia puy no a.trn,ian
TO thus quasi agreement r5y. who HIS NOT
been IN Washington since the Chclr, co,-
veniion long enough TO vote, says he is boss
OF inc Democratic party AMI not Tillm,n
Hhi i'a' h's signing of that a.rcamoat i,
mol to le carried out,-$prt.u,
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The Winthrop Scholarship.

The examination for Winthrop Training
school will he heM lug STA Let all appli.
cants he promptly OH hand by | o'clock
One scholarship is worth $3.50, and the other
Is worth free tuition, The are worth toying
for. For any information appy - School
Commissioner j. L. Walker.
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rusT OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The T.. o. will be opened for business
from q A. VI. 10 600 L. NJ.
The Money Order Department will b'
Spcned for business from 8 A. n. to ! u. VI
The South bound mail arrives at 3.25
l.. VI.
The North found mail arrives a' l.i',
l.. NJ
S,rcc, boxc, will Lc cmp'icd every day
VI l.2j, l.. NJ
Any inattcniion or Irregularities should
re reported promptly TO the T.. NJ.
J.C. HUNTER. I. II.
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ANSWER Tms QUESTION. Why do SO many
people We sec around us scem 20 prefer 70
|,'Hrr and hc made miserable by Indigestion.
'"nshpdlI n, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
mug nP ut .ho food, ioliok Sk,n, when
for y cents we viii sell them Shiloh Vita
liAer, guaranteed TO cure them. Srld hv
II. X Smith & Co.
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Insulting all true Democrats.

NJ campaign mcetinS NJ holy Ftrryt
in T. EIgeiicl county, IL miles from no
where" rs newspaper Correspondent Iuis
il, in what Nas supposed 10 be rcsulsr
r Imam nest, in the course Of an usually
Sherp'rl was n Republican n, heart" md
after ,a,is ~ "'""cr..::.:. .,:...a,I inst
this 'arp Jed /, the conservatives in gener'.
nnd that hc s,ooI by every word of il.
la grand contrast to thi, utterly false ani
ma 'ciuu. inhamnstOry utterance cx'Gov.
Sheppard male the Gl!ow NJ dgnided md
manly reply:
II nouIi not he here to-day ia tho pos
Il u thai | am," il there were QUO particle
nf jusrifcarijh of 1illm,n's statement IL
lhcrc was ono drop of Re; ublIcan Llool IN
NY heart or one scint! y Of RqppOican
y" u.iulr in nay veins. would nrt come
loryre rh, people Of Eigcfcld county ns n
caniIIn'c To- their suffrage. wa' born n
Dvmorr,', wa. raised Dem pcri', an ~
lv,ga. MY h, art beats or my brain contin-
urs to know th. differences be!wrcG right aud
.ron4 ! will bc a Democrat aud will die n
Dcu ocIai.
..Gov, rnpr ] i Imam has said great many
hn.sh things h. ha' said a Grea. many
ulkind hiDgSi aul lie has said great many
unfuunich lhlugI hut no never committed
a gtrutcr outrage than VIII II hs cimc before
the crpc,f Edscfeld and talkeI cf my
being Il Rcpuhiicm Ia disguise. (Loud
cheers for Shrprarl.) Wha, right would II
viii e man have TO come before the white pc,-
pc + EIseticli as cand date for Office If he
was ia the reno est way imbued with Re
publ can prE"ip!cs' II was unkind, unjust
unioundei !, and will mover forget it rs long
70 ce--IIrw pbou, Iiaskelisml
Gpvprnor Shcppa~i-l have rs little Sympl-
thy with Iirskslls movement rs you have.
| did = IN my power to accomplish his
defeat. tN"'"" Hc uoininntci you.) No
Sir There w,rs more Republicans IN he
conceHfion Mdt Homndted 7iinan than there
mcre Udskci,t"s ~ the convention that nominated
me-. There were avowcd RepuNlicans in it,
II can't get minority Of Democratic votes
| don't want ,hc Govcrnorship. If Governor
! Tilman rcco vs. tho nomination ! will stump
the State for hm if it becomes necessary
! When yOu talk about my record you will
! iiud that It i a> strong as Governor Iillmau :
| ever WIS
lDu have seen Mr. ri Imam, but tell you
! you ~ II took in vain for Mr.. Reform. Let
| them GONE to the record, and | Will meet
them Throughout, the camIagn.
Fr"m reliable Sourcc We are infurnel
| that MIR. Shcrparis manly anl dgnifei
reply to The coarse and unioundad assertion
OF CO.. Ii Imam was appreciated by the
sturdy AMI homes, hearted Farmers present
=, tho ilo'iy's Ferry meeting, and made
macy vot's for the conservative ticket.
Bat, n II democrat who voted tho demo-
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The Town Cemetery.

We arc requested to beg all crsons inter
ested i. tie Town Cemetery, to send hand
TO clean out their pr,sats los. and also assist
IN the general work, on Friday I'D. ,.o.uay
at clock. A. NJ.
There will be meeting Of the Cemetery
Society op the SANE day anu place, under
the shale of the oaks, at @ o clock, A. NJ.
.'ew members 10 the Society ore solicited.
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y RULE IoR RoTHERY Nor roE EouIry.--
II poor rule that wont work both ways
In n-sc sing RAILROADS I!,c administration in
pulies what The roads cost IN assess ;ng
bank stock it inquiries what The stock wvul
bring on the market. -Nc.cjgvy OJ,srrey.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-22
Notice the Change.

In the advertisement headed, democrats
Take Notice. instead of the township meet
ings to be held on Saturday, 10Th. iust., a.
published last week, the meetings arc 10 DO
held on Saturday. 3o.h. 1t was our mistake
in not reading the proof fro. The c,ry.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-22
gRe lOeskiy union Qimes
n. M STOKES. Editor
Friday, July ~, 1892.

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