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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

RT Not until we received the daily pa
psrs late last Friday night, did we know
certainly that the time for paying taxes wss
extended, or, if extended, to what date.
The Legislature hal passed joint Srssolu-
ton TO extend the time to Janu,ry the
10th, but 1t was announced that Governor
Iillmau would refuse TO sign it, and we did
not know what would be the result. At
that tias we had no information that the
Comptroller General had exercised the au-
thsrity given him, AMI extended the time 10
the let Of January; 50 that we we're in q
people. The Columbia papers Of Friday
morning, received hero late that evening,
however, settled the matter, as they con.
tanned the Governors message veioing the
joint resolution and announcing to the Le,-
islature that hs hal few days before iu-
struc!ed the Comptroller to extend The time
to the lst Of JahuSry. fThe Legislature cuin-
cidcd with the Governor and sustained bi,
| veto, so it is settled that the time for paying
taxes is extended to the lst day Of January.
We certainly agree with Governor Ii Imam
in the views expressed in his veto message.
If the people are educated to understand
that the law prescribing tho time for paying
taxes will not be interfersd with, they will
not apply for an extension, but be prepare /
to mec' it at the time appointed Many de ay
| paying iaxss from habit, contracted un Ter
the pornic;ous custom Of depending upon
the time being extended from day to day.
| We are glad to see that the present Leg
islalure has put stop TO this unbusiues
like custom, for one year, at least, by tn,
adoption of t 9 following clause in the sup
ply bill:
On motion of llr. Jordan, section g wa
amended so as ID read: All taxes hereil
assessed shall bo due and pay able from th
18th day Of Oct,ber 10 the 3lst day Of De
cember, 1898, aud in no event shalt an e1
tension beyond the time herein provided b.
| granted.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

By Oar coIered frienl, Ben Neil, now
occupying the important office of Lamp
lighter for tie town. is the most attentive
aad efficient man wo ever had in that posi-
ton. His lamps are alway, in good condi-
tion, and Bon sees TO it tha, they arc burn
ing every night, Will, VIC understand the
town only pays for the oil that is burned in
the street lamps, aud that is considerable
save TO the town. Ben should be we'll pal
for his faithfulness in AL weather and The
proper hours.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22
A. Merry Christmas to All.

Most heartily 10 We wish all eur patrons
happy, merry holiday season. Aud nero
especially do We extend our thanks and
COED wishes to eur kini correspondents
whose )ahors Of love have assisted US
mater tally and contributed 30 much TO the
value and interest Of the TIMES. Our 2Sd
volume ends with this number, and what
ever we have to say Of the past and future
We W i'll cay at the opening of the 24th year
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

EEG~ We know our readers, with ourself.
appreciate Tho interesting letters we have
published during the present session Of the
legislature from our own Representative
Hon. j. Il. Jefferie,, and w. NJ. Foster.
Representative from Spartsnburg. They
have kept our reoders better posted on what
was going OH in the legislature than we
could possibly have done, by extracts from
the daily papers.
1t must be acknowledged DO all fair
minded Iersors that Mr.. Jcflerics' letters
have been fair impartial. 'nservative ard
remarkably free fro Objectionable partisan
criticism. His aim has teen to inform his
constituents Of what was being done by
their Representatives and to give them as
far rs possible, an insight into the merits Of
al the important measures introduced and
acted apsn by that body. This lie has
done, honestly, faithfully and ally. His
cater this week is Of more tban usua nier-
lest, and his criticisms Of The Important laws
he speaks Of arc manly, just ard liberal.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

The grsntest gold fever ever known /, ON
inArisona bow. Men ara quitting work OF
the railroads. aud telegraph operators ace
leaving Their Offices for tbs grand rush /,
the new placer grounds on the San Juan
river. Every team has becn taken and fab.
ulous prices are being offered for horses or
any ether means OF transportation to tho
mines, which arc 176 miles from the Allan
nc Pacific railroad. Prominent officials
Of the read have caught the fever, snd YES.
terday party Of tcu left Canyon Diablc for
the scene. On Friday morning one man
washed out 500 and in q day and q half
another man washed out $1,000. Tn, az.
citsmsnt is so intense that il is intsrf.rin,
with business in the adjoining tswns.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

B- Assistant Comptroller General Nor
ton came up from Columbia last we.k an
had long consultation WITH the County
Commissioners, Treasurer and Auditor
So far as unlocking Tie treasury doors for
the relisf Of The cred tors IF the county is
concerned, we dou't feet that the consults-
ti@n vas success. The creditors are get
ti"g sis'rsssingly hungry. Only .ighr days
remain for paying taxes without penalty.
and We regret 10 learn the dsliqusus lit
promises to be very large in this county this
year.
slr. Norton expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the condition Of the
books and all other matters connected with
the Auditors office
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

csS" In tie supply bill now before the
Legislature, the tax TO be !s;icd next year
for state purposes, will be mills; for
ordinary county purposes in Union 5 mills ;
school tax y mills interest on railroad bond,
) nils; TO retire railroad bonds / mill, -
making tho total levy for this county of lG
rils. In addition to the above, the township
ot JonesVile viii be taxed 10 mills and
Pincknty Il f2r intnrc,t on Lockhart Sho.ls
railroad bonis.
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Masonic Elect,sn,

Masonic Elset,sn,
The Masonic Lodge hold it's regular annual
meeting en- last Friday and elected the fell
lowing members 10 preside for next quarter
W. L. Beatty, W..
j. d. Arthur, S. W.
j. ii. McNeacs, J.W.
j. d. Humphriss. s. D.
T. NJ. McNeace, j. d.
L. p. Murphy, Sec.
c. II. Peak, Treas.
E Z, R.i,.n.ppaH T, iM,urphH }ster.r,..
&C. May, Tiler.
The installation Of officers will take place
on tho night Of The 27'h, St. Johns Day.
After which tie Lodge and friends will par
take Of supper at The Union Hotel. Tickets
are new for sale by the members. Price so
cents.
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1T Should Ba In EvsRY Houss.-J. r.
wilson, 81 Clay ST., Shsrpsburg, Pa, say.
ne Will not be without DR.. Kiag's New D.s-
co'sry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
that 1t cured his wife who was thre.tsn,d
with Pneumonia after an tack of "L,
GRIPPE" whom various other rsrnsiie, and
several physicians had done her no god.
Robert Barber, of Ceoksport, Pa, claims
Dr. kinga New Discovery has dons him
more good than anything he ever used for
Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try 1t.
Free trial bottles at b. +. Posey's Drug
store. Large bJttles, 600. and $l.OJ.
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Notice For Final Discharge.

N0fIcE Is hereby given, that By per-
IN mission Of Hon. James M. Gee. PRO.
bate Judge for Unioa County, will, On The
10Th day Of January, 1893, make my fiosl
return and apply for Letters Dismissory a,
admsoistfetcr Of james T. Alman, Seceased.
Guardian Of Emeus G. Altman, now Mrs J.
u. Free.
Al psrsoas having dsmsnJs against the
SAID Emens G. Aimsn (now Mrs. j. b. Fres)
duting her minority, must present them to
me, properly attestsd, on or before tha. day,
or be forever barred.
JOSIAH r. ALTMAN,
Guardian st Emeus G. Altman.
!. Dec. 90 ~ Al.
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On, WHAT A COUaH.--Wili you heed tho
warning. The gnal ferhaps of the sure
approach Of that more terrible disease, Com
sumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford
for the sake of swing Soc, to run the risk
and do nothing for il. We know from ex-
perience that Shi'oh's Cure will cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains whv
more than Million bottle, were sold the
past year. 1t relieves GROUP aud whoopine
Cough at once. Mothers do not be withont
It. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Soil by II. X. Smith & Co
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

wishing CoL McKissick and family.
Rev. T. Z. Mo'rs, pastor Of tho Methodist
church, has commenc d his night services
sgan the tim, b,ing $50 'clsck.
Prof. l.. ". Dick, of Rock Hill, is here ia
the interest Of the Graded School supsrinte en-
dea'ship. 1t is MT yet decided, but it is
thought that Prof. Dick will be elected to the
position.
4. ". Thomson, Esq, OF Columbia, will
spend the holidays wi II relatives hero.
Mr.. James NJ. Farr an Chsrley Clifford
students at Davidson College, viii! spend the
Ghrislm,s holidays here with relative, and
friends.
Rev. z. A. b. Jennings. accompanied by
his bride. returned from their bridal tour
Tuesday. They wero met by the leading
members of the Presbyterian church and
conveyed in ch,rriage 10 tho manse, where
a de eliahtful dinner was awaiting their ar
rival,
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List OF LaffarR

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Dec. 23rd, 1892.
Mr. Berk Mr.James :. Dov;.
MSS hieanie Geter Mr. d Geater
Perscns calling sn- The above !a..ars lin
please soy il fadvcrtised, and Will be required
to pay one cent for tboir delivery.
J. q. HUNTER. r. NJ.
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GRADED SCHOOL.

f1HE exercises OF the Union Graded Sobsoa
l. will DO resumed on Msndsy. January
Znj. 1893, under the msnagsm ent sf PROF
l.. W. DICK, whs comes TO us highly rec nm
msaded az al Educator. -.
PsFents will please asnd iu their ohiftr,u
at The beginning Of the session.
r.. T. GEE, J.W. MoIuRE
Secretary. - Chsirmsn.
Dec "a Sc o,
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EES" The venerable Mis-. Fanny Myers
died Ut her residence roar town last We'd
nesday right.
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The State of South Carolina.

SOcNiA We uNiON.
by JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge.
" "HEREAS, II. n. Carlisle has nsds
w suit 70 me to grant him Letters Of
Adninistration on the estate Of and effecrs
of Robert Morrison, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and aimopi,h
oil and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Robert Msrrison, deceased. that
they bs and appear, before me, in the Cour,
Of Probate, to be held at Unisn C. H., South
Carolina, ON ibsi7th day OF January, next.
SITTER pusliesiien hereof, az IL o clock In the
forenoon, TO shsw cause, IL aay they have.
Why The said AdminisiTatien shsuId net BE-
granted.
Given uadsr ny hand and seal this 2ard day
Of Decssbsr, a. D. 1892.
JAMES N. GEE.
Deo ~ 81 - s. 2 o.
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Masonic GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED.
CHARLksroS. =. g., 1.-THE Grand Lodge
OF Msssns to-day elected the fs lowing ofi-
Ger: for the ensuing year: Grand Mater.
>: r. Dsndsy, Malhalla; Deputy Grand
Master, Ciauds L. Sawyer, Aiken: Grand
Senior Warden, J. T. Barron, Columbia !.
Grand Junior Warden, u. +. Withot.poos.
Lancaster; Grand Secretary. Charlie, In ,ley
oy, Charleston; Grand Treasurer, u. Davis.
Charleston; Grand Chaplain, Rev. d. W.
Hot, Williamston.
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THE ULTIMATUM.

HAVE ssld my stock Of goods an sxp.et
l. to DO out Of business by the Sis, of Dec.
Ihsss indebted 10 me will please pay up by
Sslssday In Janu 'ry, or take the c .nseauen-
css. lfyou are sued, don't ret mad ut me.
W. ID. BEWLEY.
Dec 23 52
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

EaE- Mr. :. $. Stokes has been api ointel
Trial Justice for Union Township, under the
new law prov ding FIR only one Trial JUS
tice in this tcwnship.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

E@- We are rcques ell by Mr.. "A. C.
Lyles, Secretary, 10 announce that the
County Alliance will meet the fret Friday
(Gth) in January
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22
HOUSE AND LOT 70 RENT.

lhE House and tws-scrs lot whsreon the
i late James Fsnt formerly lived, next ,e
W. A. Nicholsoa's residence, is offered To-,
rent. Apply TO Charles Bolt.
"a ROBT. beatty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

Eo5- KS Christmas lay coma5 On Sunday,
this year. the Banks, Merchants and all
other business people in This town have
decidei to suspend busiucss AMI give their
employees u holiday on Mon my, the 26lh.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

Ssis" With this issue we have given our
subscribers 90 numbers this year, and 'The
boys" in the Office say that is ell VIC agreed
10 do, and have gone en- hig strike for -
week, making it imV ossi5le for us to get out
Taper next week Should any of our
subicciHcrs wish 10 make us happy, they
Will find us at our post every day except
Sunday and Monday, with printed receipts.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

BUCKLESs ARNIoA SALvs.-The best sa,ye
In the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers.
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin erup
tioos. and positively cures Piles, or no pav
required. 1t is guaranteed t, give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25
cents per boz. For sale by B F. Possy.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The z. o. will be opened for business
from 8 a. NJ. to GOO u. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from a. NJ. to L. Nj.
Mail going South will close promptly
nj II \. NJ.
Mail going Nor;h VIII close promptly a'
$50 L. NJ.
The mail will be taken {, ON the street boz
40 minutes before closing each mPil.
Any inauenton or Irregularities shoult
re reported promptly to the T.. NJ.
&c. HUNTER. p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

8@- The Express Office will b, :open
until 8 o'cock Sa'urlhy night, aud frvm
10 TO II o'cEck Sund.y morning, for the
accom- mmodatioa Of tho public.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

If you don't 60 TO old Sants Claus Head
quarters for your Christmas goods Of all
kinds, Fruits and Candies, you will miss
seeing big show Of goods, and some good
bargains. Santa Claus Headquarters is at
s. Nj. RICE, JR., L. US. 2t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

fNhE regular meeting fer an election Of
Il shcers will he held in their Hall ON
Tuesday, December 27th, at 4 s'cleck p. NJ.
Is. u, CLlFFORD, F. Al. FARR.
Reporter, Dictator
Dec % 81
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

HES- We are requested to state that the
Festival at Philippi church will take place
Wednesday next, tho 2Sth. We sincerely
hope there is no mistake this tims. The
9th and 29th lave each 10 turn been an
nouuosd as the day appointed, but . COM
promise has been effected and the ground
between the two decided cn. Ths only
wish 81 pfaGaRgaafsfit pfGRaffit4a ms aha aAat tsahIs hs
enough to complete the church in handsome
style.
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MARRIED.

BfARS-KOON. Married. .. the resi-.
dsnos Of Mr., VIM. H. Kosn. Dso. Is. 1892,
oy Kew. u. +. Boyd. Mr.. James 7. Ryars
70 Miss Hattie v. Keen. All Of Marion
county, 8. C.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

Health officers and other prominent phy.
sioians Of New York have expressed their
opinion to the Senate immigration e,mmittos
that cholera will bscoms epidemic during the
spring and summer Of 1893. aud recommend
that immigra'isn should be entirely aus.
pended.
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Notice to Creditors: :

A LII persons indsbtei to me by note or
!. IA account must make payment on or be-.
fore the LIST January. or win be forcei to
put my netes end accounts IN. the hands sf
Tria' Justice for collection sfter that date.
have obligations maturing, that were
contracted TO aocemmedats my customers,
and now must collect.
s. 8. SMITH,
Gibbs.
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Philomathea Literary Society Of Clifford Sem.
mary.

oVVKOVy
mary.
Tho members Of this society gave liter.
ary entertainment Thursday evening OF this
week. AS the assembly hall is so ANAL
only limited number of guests were in
vited. These who did not receive cards Of
invitation may know that it was on account
Of hopse room that their names were left
out
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-12-22

Eas~ Prof l.. W Il elk, of Rock H,ll, has
b,en elected Principal Of the Uuion Graded
School. See the Trustees advertisement.
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8saA- Today is the shmte day in the
year.
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Tns PAssr Axs RArrLssxAxs.-wAsn,s,

TIM PAssr ASS -wAsHrso-
TON, Dec. i7:-Mr. Butler Of Iowa.. iutro.
duced . bill In the Hsuss to-day 10 establish
the pansy as the na,ional floral emblem. H.
also introduced bill chang ng the fsrms.
tion OF tho United States flags, as 10 have q
pausy In the union, surrounded BY the stars
representing the states, the staff Of the f,ar
TO represent q sleeping rst,lssnsks.
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Ex-SsxAroa IIAMrrsx's d soIstor.
Lxoros, Dec. l7.--Gesrse C. Tanner, = Con.
fedsrats soldier and Political follower q
Gen. Wade Hampton, wrote 10 him and
urged him to reconsider his rssslution rsfas
Ing to aga'n enter South Carolina politics.
He alss outlined certain plans BY which hs
believed the General oould trinm ph ever his
enemies. To this letter Mr.. Tanner hs,
r'c'ivsd the following reply,
CoLUhsfA, s. G, Dec. ls, 1902
DsAa TAsNna: ! sm obliged To yen fer
your kind letter, which reached ne : fsv
days ago, Under no possible eircumstano.s
or psrsgssion would Take any place sffsrsd
me by South Csrolins. l was urged 10 bs-
come candidate for Governor st the la.t
slcction, bat refused nor would l accopi
the pcsitiou ifevery msn In the State desire
me 10 do 50. have ssttlsi my scoounts
between the State aud myself, and am psr-
fsctiy satisfied with the result.
ar rejoieed only ;, know that the
affection of my old s,disrs for me remains
uushsken In storm as In caIm.
Thanking you for yeur kind interest,
Tour truly, WADn HAmrroS
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The Prettiest and Biggest Doll ever seen
in Union is At the store of 8. NJ. RICE, in
Il. U.-San.a Claus Headquarters. 1t is as
tall rs six or eight year old child. = 2
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Plush goods, Wooden Dressing Cases. etc,
etc.. French Candy from 2Oc. per 10. up Mt
s. NJ. RICE, Jn., E. US. Il.
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PRESIDENT DoNALpsoN's SPEECH AT SUM-
TER.-Ths Hon. VI. L. Donaldson, Of this
city, resident of the State Alliance, dsliy-
cred al address at Sumter on Saturday
which has won for him much praise. The
Sumter correspondent of the News and Cdu-
,rier writes as followssabout it.:asr. - = sSTss
"Sumter. Dec. 0.-NotwithsiandinS that
it had bssa advertised for two weeks that
the Hen. NJ. L. D1nsldson, Prs,idsnt Of the
State Alliance, would deliver public lecture
here today ON aliiaaoe eub}cots, not more
than about thirty-fvs persons, all told, met
In The courthouse today 10 hear him. The
man and the speech certainly meritsd q
much larger attendance.
Mr.. Donaldson's speech was well wsrth
the closest study Of every farmer in South
Caroline He first spaLe Of the dignity and
importance Of agriculture. The plough is
mightier than the swori Tho farmers Of
America occupy q NEST influential position
in the wsrld, for all of Eursps looks on 10
see what they are doing. Farmers should
get fegether and work fer the upbuilding of
their calling. The press, steam and chris
tianity are the three great agencies working
to bring people together in body, mind aud
hsa't.. Farmers work hard, but everybody Y
else outstrips them, The spscniator grows
rich while the farmer suffers. The alliance
has very import mt part to play in bring
ing about conditions go much to bs de-
sired: The al lance Is TO teach men truth,
Justice and Integrity, and should have NO
man in 1t who would not Pay his debts.
The alliance Is net q political orgauiza ion,
but IT has been used rs q big Political horse
on which Designing men have riddtn into
position. We need to escape ths daugerou.
rocks OF politics, for as soon % the order
goes beyond its legitimate bounds it becomes
distracted and its usefulness is gone. Ii i,
hut natural that slliancemsu, having dis.
eusssd measures from their stsndpsiui, will
IN = large degree vote together. We should
ey all means avoid partisan politics. aud
should vote fer no candidate who is net
spotlsss in character ~ the gowns worn by
Candidates for the Romans were spotlsss In
whlteness. The alliance, in many instances,
had started at tAs wrong end By goiop into
politics frst. The order has been consider.
ed secret Political srgaaizat;on--an un.
known qusntity. The lives Of its members
shsuld teach the world what tas alliance is.
When the order liveo up its true princip 'es
" WI 10 respected. II has dsns and il
still doing great god. Let the members Of
the orler bsautify their hsmss, elevate mad
educats their children in all that goes 10
make true msnheod and true wsmanhood
aad the voting will take csrs Of itself MIR.
Dspaldsoh begged cha mo nbcrs 10 r.yiys
me csaer s,d 3 ick together and pull togst,,-,
er. Hs closed " aayOosting the sub treas
ury briefly"
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Personals.

Mr.. W. Russell Go,s 10 home from mis-
studies. 10 spend the holidays.
Mrs. T. c. Duncau-and t~o daughters
accompanied by Miss Carrie Duncan, return.
ell from Columbia Tuesday, where they had
been on legislative visit.
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Big Show! S. NJ. RICE, in. E. US
Big variety of Christmas Goods. 2t.
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lAaa dent postpone ths, tim. 100 l.oa
JosePh--ED.l