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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-09
Correspondence Of the TIMES.
Life and Doings in aud around Jonesyill

JOSEsvILLE, Dec. 6.--Yesterdny was q
dull day in Jonesvile Most Of our citizens
went to DniCI, aud some went to Spartan
burg to be on the bone yard WLicL is place
OF mnch prominence in that city on sales
| day. The weather is remarkably good. Ii
seems that Indian Summer will hold out all
winter.
Farm work is about wound up. This is
one year that krmers have made crop and
gathered it inside of twelve months
The surveyors are locating the two ends
Of the Lockhart Sholls railroad. at Broad
river and Jonesrillc, which had not been
done before. They have also changed tho
former survey and located the line by Kel-
ton. Dirt will no doubt begin TO move on
the road al an early day.
Many hearts were made sad last Satur-
day IN receiving the news of the death Of
Prof. Morrison, Of Union. A good and
useful man has g,ne to his reward.
At regular communication last Satur-
day night, Prudence Lodge, No. l39, A..
r.. NJ. elected and appointed the following
officers for the ensuing Masonic year.
W. y. 5. Harris, W. Nj. j. n. Lemaster,
s. W.; f. p. Osheds, J. w. }. W. Scott,
Treas. B W. Whitlock, Sect'y.; W. II. II.
Bcvil!. s. d.. +. Is. Scott, }. D.. ii. W.
Gossett, b. +. Mabry, Stewards 4. 4. Fos-
ter. Tlsr. They will be installed on the
9th inst
A Literary Club was formed in our town
last week.
Jonesville is free from sickness at this
time; not singc case of disease heard Of in
the Telephone office today.
Rev ID. Tiller returned from the s. C.
Conference last Saturday. He has been
returned to the Jonstrills circuit, to the
delight of his Many friends here.
Tho Jonosville circuit was divided by tho
late Conference and new circuit formed,
name kelton circuit.
Jonssville, Bethlehem. New Hope and
Fosansvile churches constitute the Jones
villa circuit and Fosters Chapel, Flat Rock,
Wesley Chapel and Messopotama churches
form kelton circuit. Mcssopotamia was
taken from the Gaffney circuit to make up
four churches for the new circuit
Miss Clara Webber, of Calhoun, Ga, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. b. f. Tebber of
cur town.
Miss Amanda Wbitlock of Union, is in
our town on visit.
TELEPuoSK
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The School Trustees Tribute

uSloN, :. G., Dec. &, 1892.
AT special meeting Of the Trustees Of
tho Public Schools of the town Of Union,
&C., held this day, the following preamb' 9
aud resolutions were adopted:
1t having pleased our Heavenly Father to
remove from the scene of his earthly lahors
our lamHnted friend and fcllow-workcr,
ROBERT MORRISON, the Superintendent
OF Public Schools CT the town of Union,
with profound consciousness cf our loss
and our ihenrts filled with sorrow, We
bow in humble submission to the will of Him
who ordereth all things in heaven and sartn
Rcsolrcd, That in the death of Prof Nor
rison the Pubic Schools have lost a Super
intendcnt wholly devoted 10 the educational
interests of the day, the pupils an instructor
capable aud efficient. who wisely and kindly
lead them aiong tie pads Of learning, and
the community christian gentleman,
valuable citizen, ever foremost i'm forwarding
any good work for the moral and intellectual
advancement of his fellow-men
ii. That we deeply sympathizc with his
hcre"VeI family III their great loss, aud ten
der TO them oul heartfelt c3ndolence.
I'LL That II copy Of these re,o!rtions be
sent to his family. and published in Inc
UNIoN TINES.
j. W. MCLURE.
Il. T. Grr, chm Bd Trustees
Sccy. iuDIic Schools.
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Sr0 l. AND IVNslpER.--A ursmlnsut bus,
ness man said 10 W. Il few DAYS nco-and
we have heard many echoes of his opinion
that notwithstanding the eucouragem emf
Slvenb the electieH Of Cleveland and IN.
rise III the prize Of cotton, .hs initiation of
new enterprises was barred and Ito cor Fl =.
dcnce Of tho public disturbed in South Caro-
INA by the fear Of radical legislation. The
menacss offered al classes of moneyed
investment by bills intro luced into the Leo.
isIsture unsettled everything, and no effect
i've work could be done for the DEVELOPMENT
OF the resources Of the Sta'e while this
apprehension lasted.
II is but too true Who can tel what will
come out of the chaos Of the General Assem-
by as TO railroads. banks insurance COM
ranies, fertilizer manufactures. cotton mills
and the liquor business? Each is threaten
cd, AMI the uncertainty as TO each reacts
upon ali clasSe. of business
The Legislature has fearful responsi-
bihty upon it, II ii shall carry out soma of
the schemes get before it for adopt on it will
create Infinite depression and set such an
emigration movement going as the State ha.
not known s'nco Reconstruction doys For
IN" sake II consistency which has snre'y
suuere" enough an | III tho name OF uniycr
sal e"'n'nen sense, ws psk Tie members oC
the General Assembly to pause and consider
consequences Srtsie they act - Tie ,Shatc.
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TEACHERS CoLU1fN.
sAll communicaiioos Tor this column should
BE- addressed TO J. L. Strais, Esfs jane, 8. e.
DEAR RKAprn The sad event which A.-

DEAR READER Tho sad event which A.-
Csussd my name to be ps I'D at the bead OF
the Terchsrs' Co'umn. q, its tempsrary
msnagsr, is one that effects every parent and
ehild in the COUNTY, more or less.
1t would be traresty upon reason, ss
we'll as the highest evidence Of bigory an l.
self-conceit on my rart, f,r me to think ihst
coulI fill the position Of such disliu-
guished educator s the late RoBERr MoRnr-
soS, who was unanimously elected by tho
Teachers Association Of Union County.
to conduct this column, so generously TEN
dsred the Association by Mr.. r. NJ. Stokes,
the Editor and Proprietor of this paper.
Feeling the great responsibility have
assumed, as well as The importance Of the
workto be done, must respectfully ask the
Teochsrs and friends Of education generally
to give me their assistance, or to throw the
cloak Of charity over my inability to per-
form my work satisfactorily and thus sub
stiiute the intent for the act
With this request l take up the mantle
of our deceased brother, and with il smite
the waters and bid his work 90 FORWARD
Respectfully &c.,
j. L. STRAin.
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Notes from The Legislature.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 3.-Thc legislature is
progressing rapi lily and doin business with
'neatness and despatch"
On Wednesday, the inauguration of the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor took
place at 9 O'Clock NJ. and was witnessed bv
crowded house and gallery" The Gov
ernor address was very bre eff, but replcts
with good sense and sound judgment. He
inVltcI the attention of every member of the
louse, ID give his message u thorough and
'houShtiui consideration in all its ramifca-
lions.
bill recommending constitutional con-
Ventlon, was the all.absorbing question Of
the day last Friday. After tho subject was
eiaborately discussed, it appeared that the
House was overwhelmingly in favor of the
movement.
ihe great iron-clad prohibition bill was
"ISo 'mHen up AMI made the special order for
next Wednesday, at which time powerful
discussion will doubtless take place.
New o'its are coming in more rapidly
every day, and although the death roll is
increasing, the recruiting ranks more than
supply all deficiencies, and the calendar
grows daily.
Chlon seems t. bc well represented in the
STATE House. The Attorney General, with
his characteristic industry, is always At his
iO''' s"'E 'inS win circumspection the in
tere'ts OF the State. In the Encrossipp
department are found Mr.. IIrx, an excellent
scribe, AMI Ben. Townsend, whose pen is
that of ready writer" NIessrs. harris
'cterles ani !. {. Duncan are watching
with jealous eye the cLrrent of events ia the
House. while Senator Peakc is yiqilont
guard Ia taking care of matters in the SEN
ate.
Tc leave the Oil rats and rise 10 n higher
plane sNcm TO be the ambition of this 1rg.
H'''u'e' Respectfully.
w. VI. FOSTER
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Resolutions Of the Union Methodist Sun
day school, upon the death of Prof ROBT.
MORRISON:
Hhrreas, it pleased our Heavenly Father
III Ills infinite Wisdom TO remove from our
midst our beloved brother and co-worker,
kobt. Morrison, from his earthly vineyard
to his heavenly reward, on the evening of
the III day of December, 1892; therefore
be it
R>;olDe3, That in tho death of our much
beloved teacher and co-uorksr in the Lords
nursery, We have lost ono Of aur most eifi-
clent, earnest and Jealous workers ana
educators in divine truths as obtained from
the study of the word Of God.
IL. That we strive II initiate him in his
noh'" life, Particularly ~ cxemplihcd in his
thorough preparation of the Sunday school
lessons. 80 as To impart the great truths
contained therein 10 Others in nn eftsctual
ana wholesome manner: and his puuctual
attendance upon these Sunday school scr,
Woes
III. That page in our minute book be
sAcrcdly inscribed 10 his memory
~ That cory of these resolutions be
published in tho WEGGLY UNION TINES.
v That our Secretary To instructed TO
forward cory Of these resolutions TO his
beroavcd wife and family, with our most
sincere sympathy.
$. VI. RICE, JR.. L. U.,)
H. r. MURpuY, Com.
W. L. THOMSON.
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Death Of Prof. aob.r, Morrison.

We resign large part Of our paper this
week TO the friends Of Prof Robert Morri-
son and the Societies to which he belonged,
to expross their high appreciation Of him
while living ani their deep sorrow at the
death Of so good q man and valuable
citizen.
These f,iends have left so little room for
us to speak all We feel Of the worth and
character Of our highly esteemed friend,
that we have decided to merely express our
most sincere appreciation AMI endorsement
Of what they have SO well and so affection
ateiy said OF him this week, reserving what
ws have to soy upon the great loss the whole
County has sustained in his death, for our
next issue.
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faithful and earpest workers, and whsm we
viii Sadly miss NJ ,rr weekly meetings. we
bow In submission Y His viii for "He doeth
sll things we'll"
Resolved, That be extend 10 the heart
stricken wife and fs,3 3tiiy our deepes, sympa-
thies in this cad hou Of bsares,ment, pray
ing Gods blessing pom them, ihs, He win
give them grace u ,A.- their s~---=
Kesolvsds Thai q page in our minute book
be inscribed tqks memory and that copy Of
these rssoluts tsson se sent 70 bis family aud
also Tublish<( (reds. the WEEKLY UsIoS TINEs.
MIspb iArtsxz ARrErp,
Miss CdlRRIs wBITEsIDE. Com.
Mr.. n. GEs.
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TUT INV IIMEt
To the Survivors Of Union County.

The meeting of the State Survivors Asso-
cia'ion, hcli at Columbia, s. c., during Fair
week, should claim the attention Of the old
soldiers of ihc late C"urcicracy throughout
the State; nnd especially the resolution of
Col. j. T.. Ihomas in rcjard to collecting
historical data conccrnicS South Carolina
soldiers and civilians. aud the part they
took IN that cvcntiul struggle is u matter
which demands our immediate attention,
Therefore, suggest that STEPS bc taken
ny our County Survivors To place upon
record any and all matter that will all the
State Association in can rying out its object.
Comrades. let us meet ut Union G.. H., on
Thursday, Dec. 20, 1872, ani organize n
County Survivors Association Of Confederate
Veterans, and thereby bcsrow hrnefnction
upon the living rs well as hcnediction upon
our dead. Fiatcrnally Yours,
j. l.. STRAIN.
Eta Jane Nov. 20, 1892
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GnS- We extend heart felt thanks TO our
brether Mssens ef Gowdeysvilo Lodge, for
an invitation to be with them on the 21th
inst, at their installation of officers csro
msaiSs and to join with them in rartakinc
Of those delightful social and physical .re-
freshments' so welcome to all good and
true Masons after laboring in the Juarries
III it is possible, we shall be with YOU.
kind brothers, OH that day, participate in
your "labors," and join you in your
''rsfrs,hments." We arc sure it would do
eur old bones good
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Correspondence nf tho Trurs.
Plain Talk from joe.

RIVERSIDE, 5 c., Dec. 81 have noticed
some very good crop reports in the columns
oil the TINES If late. Ii is q good plan TO
report fns yields, aud there ought TO be
more of it. We bsliove il would have the
effect Of wholesome stimulant to many who
are tagging behind at the rate of n snairs
g'll'p. Farmers generally have, 10y sad
experience, learned to make breads,utf and
sone meat Il, hCLe There ought TO be
more hogs on the farm. Bat to get the
average farmer out of the Old ruts made by
his daddy, and his daddy's daddy, is no
small job, you may he sure. We "ctodhop-
perS' are not half farming. anyway We
don know how, and what is more, we don
try to know. We don't read, we don't
study our interest MS we should Not one
out OF IL thousand knows the chemical prop-
erties of the plants We cultivate not one in
hundred knows the analysis of the fcrtil-
izers he uses. think ] have known a far
mer to Use guano by the carload, not know.
ing what he was buying or the ingredients
thereof. | rarely find II merchant who
knows the analysis Of the guano he sells us.
We fellows necl to 50 to school or t. flu d
out by some means, what TO plant, how 10
plan, where to plant. when tp plant, etc,
ana how t. euliva'e. While one farmer
Will plow out his corn midiles with n bull
tongue Flow with dozen furrows, another
fell'w will sweep whole row ut a round by
using improved implements.
Some people cannot be persuaded to pl,w
deep. MIR. W. NJ. Vanderfnrd says. God
knew what side of the earth TO put OH top"
and he doesn't think it ouga; 10 bc turneI
upside own. Mr. V. is not alone in his
theory, Dave Dickson u the contrary not
withstandiuC.
While one flrmcr in South Carolina makes
200 bushels of corn OH an acre, others are
nak'ng a pack. One frmor Will make ,
oaleS OF cotton on an acre, while others make
IL bale to 10 acres, etc.
How many farmers can beat Riverside
hustler on 9-hrrsc farm | mean Mr..
B. :. farrar. lie makes thi, year an aver
age of IL bales Of cotton II the plow and
plenty or ezra, oats, etc., to feed the stock
and hands. Who can beat it? Cry out now
all who can, OF forever hereafter keep your
peacs.
There vii BE- a no! supger at Phiippi
during Chrstm9s-will eay more about it IN
my next
Miss Maggie Young, Of Union, is teaching
'he tirowr Creek school, and has a gooily |
namber of bigh. eyes under her control. |
Miss Young is a conscientious teacher. and
IS trying hard to give her patrons full value
received. JOE.
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New Advertisements.

We have only room this week to call
special attention to tho following new advcr-
tisemenis:
Paul W. Mcclure, Brokerage.
W. 4. Smith and Conway Youpgs New
Grocery Store.
Foster, wilkins & Co.,-Suggestions for
Xmas.
J. W. Kelly.-Notico for final Discharge.
J. II. BlaDton.--Makc Your Returns.
F. NJ. Alyerson --lIousehold Goods for
Sale.
W. A. Nj Mortgage Sale,
Five Shares Bank Stock for Sale.
+. NJ Farr, Adm'r, Sale Of Stock OF
Goods.
F. NJ. Furr, Dictator. X. Of II. Oystcr
Supper.
J. II. McKissick, Clork, Citation.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Dec. o

Rf virtue Of power of sale contained
- in mortgage given by John IL. Sarto. /.
TO Wm A. Nicholson, dated February 2I,
1889, and recorded in the office of the Reg.
ister Of Mesne Conveyance for Uniol cDuuly
on hook IL 8, pages l69 10 lG2, | viii sell
at pnolic SALE during the legal hours of SAFE,
ueIore the courthouse door At Union.
). e., Oh Salcsday in January 1893,
al that tiact OF lanu in B,gausville town
snip eoutaiuiug nineIy.two acres, on which
there Is good dwelling house, bounded by
AN formerly belonging to Johu 4. BsIu..
Newell Smith aud otnsrs.
Terms OF safe cash, or, if satisfactory az
rahgemehts can DC ntde, two or three years
uns "ii, Oe gwen by on,.thiri cash oeiug
PAID Purchaser 10 pay for papers.
December u, 1892.
WM. a. NICHOLSON,
Mortgage.
DS0 0O At
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~ The repairs on the Methods,
Church have been completed, and the church
will be opened t. its congregation next
Sabbath. Rev. J. NJ. Boyd will conduct
tho services, morning and night, this being
the fret Quarterly Conference for tho new
Conference year.
- --r--Sss~ m.av
lowing ANNOUNCEMENTS for Divine services
next Sunday:
Rev. Dove Tiller will preach at Dogans-
vile, nt II .. m, and at New Hope at 3 p. m
Rev. g. F. Clsrksen, pastor Of Kclton Cir
cuit' will preach at Fosters Chapel at ii
M, and at Wesley Chapel at 3 p. IN.
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Tribute of Respect to Robert Morrison

Adopted at meeting Of the "Epworth
League of the NJ. l.. Church, Union, S. c.
Dec. &, 1892
Whereas, our Heavenly Father has in His
wise providence removed from car.h to
heaven our deir'y beloved President. Robert
MORRISON, whose life was that of faithful
a"" earnest christian: whose every work
waS or lis Master. and whose christian
example Ia. i,,i impressions that cannot be
oh itcratad from cur hrnr's: therefore be il
Resolved, That in the loss of our Presj.
dent, who was one Of the Societys most
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SCIENTISTS DIrrEt Amour THE CoNEr.-
Albany, Nov. 26.-Prof. Boss Of the Dudley
Observatory to-day emph,tically denied the
statement Of Prof Very, Of tho Aliegh my
Observatory, that the comet about which
there is 3, much talk is Bisla's. lie says
There is emph Mcally n, founiatio|
whatever for such an opluion nov. l have
made many observations upon the comet
and most careful computations as 10 its
orbit The comet is uuqusstionsbly at least
100000 900 miles beyond the orbit OF Biela's
comet. 1t was ia periheiivn last Juue, when
its distance from the sun was 200 100000
miles and from The earth more than 1OO,-
100000 miles. While it moves in is preseat
orbit, as it will until it cones near Ju siter,
at some time in tho future not known at
present, it will nevor come anywhere near
the e,rth.'
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TCommunicatcd.1
Is Christian Endeavor Denominational!

sChriStlau EndeaVor UenomlnatlonaI!
This is n question that has been, and is
still being asked, by great many people, in
regard to this movement.
Any one WHIP has carefully studied the
constitution win certainly answer YEs7 For
p,j;ans NAV iSiSnSM tn .aa., snc.;v IN pro-
byterian church, still they are loyal to their
own church, because every active member
in the pledge they take, promises to support
their own church in every way, especially by
attending all her Sunday and mid-week SER
Woes.
Thus it makes them true to their own
denomination, and IT the same timo enjoy
inter-denomina;ional ieliowghip by being
brought into contact with persons belonging
to other churchec. SO all are nblc to say
together "Onc is our Master, even Christ ::
and al we are his brethren"
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Sale Of Stock Of Goods.

Rl permission Of James NJ. Gee, E,q.,
- Judge of Probate, | will sell at Pubic
Auction, on Friday, the 23d lust, at the
store of The late firm Of Eler & parham,
II goods belonging to said firm, consisting
OF Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery,
glassware, Ltmps, Leather, Scales, Show
cases, Safe, ETC., etc. Ter.us Cash
+. NJ. FARR.
Admir-.
Dec. o 10 y,
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 10Th, and 18th ult, Wallace
and States, sons of q. Z. and Sarah }. Bctsu-
baugl, from that most fatal disease DipIhe.
ria, age respectively 81 aaa 2 ye,rs
Go to thy rest, fair children,
Go to thy dreamiess beds,
Gentle and meek and mild,
With blessings on thy hands;
Fresh roses III thy haads;
Buds on thy pi l,ws !ail,
Haste from this blighting land
Where flowers 50 quickly fade J.
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BD" With unfeigned sorrow we read tn c
following announcement in the daily papers
OF last Tuesday, and most sincerely do we
sympahize with our esteemed friend in the
loss of SO genial, so faithful and so accom-
plished hclpmate and companion:
Col. FARRow's SAD BEREAyrMEsr,-
spartanburg. Dec. 5.--Mrs. Jennie Farrow,
wife of Col. L. Stobo Farrow, died last night
At Glenn Springs. She was daughter of
Col Il. s. Bsdon, of Coleton county, aud
her death will be mourned Ivy largo circle
OF friends throughout the State
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nA- Jay Gould, tho great stock specu
lator died in New York last week, LEAVING
a fortune of 100000 900 to be divided
among his threo or four chi!dcn. And it
may be said Of him that the world is not
the better that he ever lived in it. Extreme
selfshncss governed him in all his trans
actions. lie owned mnch but ho was worth
but little to his fellow .man.
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List of Letters

Remaining i'll the POstOliice at Union. for
the week ending Dec. oh, 1892.
Mess Jarrett Bros Miss Lizzie Sims
Mrs Richell Davis lr Benny Towns
Mis- Bessie Phacks IN
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say itadvertised, and will be reouirel
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. q. HUNTER, L. NJ.
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KNIGHTS oFHONO4s

t,FEkf member of Homo Lodge Is re-
C quired to oe present in their Hall oa
Tuesday, 18th day of December, ut u
clock p. Ill. Officers 10 be nominal ed, ami
arrangements 10 b. made for an ojsie. sap
per.
Is. u CLIFFORD, T. NJ. FARR,
Reporter. Dictator.
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BUCKLENS ARNICA SALvE.-The best save
in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilola,ns, Corns, aud all Skiu erup-
tions, aud positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed t, give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunieL. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Il +. Posey.
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On, WHAT \ CurGu.-Wil. you heed the
warming. The signal perhaps Of the sure
approach ct tLHt more terrible disease. Con-
sumption. ASK yourselves ii you can afford
ior tue sake of saving 5Oc, TO run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from cx.
Nrricncc that Shi oh : Cure will cure your
Cough. ii neyCr fails. This explains why
mor1 than Million bottles were sod Tie
past year. 1t relieves Group aud wh0opine
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
1t. For lane back, side or Chest use Snilph's
Porous Plaster. by II. r. Smith x Co
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R6- Men do not On ist in the army of
patriotism for the pleasure Of dress parade,
but because there is hard work to be done
and danger TO be encountered.
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$50 to Held fbr your music, is the line
III an aiyertiseIhent near the Brook yn
RrdSe. !; sVuSds rather suggestive, cs.
pcclaly when it Is understood tina, Mr..
lields store i' Iodated near Deacon L. C.
Smith Bradbury )warerooms. Sport. Nr>r
anil DrdNqa.
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M i l. l. I ~ Il RN

USi received from the Northera Mar.
= Kets, ch1icc seiecIirn Of Millincry.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES
Always pleased to show goo Is and piyc
sa atIsfaction to Gus omers.
Mrs. JAS GRANT.
Oct ii ~ -