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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-11
Correspondence Of the TINES.

hallroad, "Trip, Paralysis and 3 Cent Cotton
JONEsvILLE, March S.-Tha corporators Of
the Lockhart Shoas Railway Company, met
in Jones lille last Saturday and organized
for business by cl' citing President, Sccrs-
tary and Treasurer, and board Of Directors
Joseph Walker, D. II. Duncan, C. f. FEM
ing, G. ID. Farrar, L. L. IIamc., W. II. S
Harris, and j. Ii. Spears were elected Di, &C.
tors.
At n subsequent meeting the Directors
elected G. ID. Farrar President, and Secrct.ry
and Treasurer.
Resolutions were passed to have the route
surveyed as early as possible from Jones
| vii to Lockhn,t, by Kelton, also 10 issue
certificates of stock for the amount SUBJ
scribed by Jonesvills and Pinckney town.
ships-$20 900 cach-and deliver to the
trustees rcpr. scnting those Townships, who
arc Y. l.. Ilames, and j. C. Farrar.
Also to open DC oks of subscription to the
capital stock of said Railway Company.
Mcs>rs. Orman & Goforth. contractors,
were present, ana said they were looking for
work, aud were ready to take the whole lin g
and put gIol force TO work right @ ff,
MessrS. Rice & Coleman were also at Mr.
}. {. Farrar's the day before the meeting,
looking for II job; so as coon as the su. vcy
can be made and the roai bed located the
work will begin, which means big thing
for unien County, because the railroad will
bring The Factory and the two enterprises
will bring in the next few years million
dollars of working taxable capital into this
county, tho greater part Of which viii come
from outside the County; and it will be here
to stay, as tho enterprises in which it will
he invested will be permanent aud paying
enterprises.
Last week .he weather was dclghtful, and
farmers got In good weeks work This
week. however, comes in rough and more
like March.
Mr.. W. +. Litt!cjohn, one of our pr,mi-
ncut citizens, had n stroke Of paralysis in
c'nnecion with the grip a few days ago, an
he is in \ very critic Il condition. His ply
siciIn, think, however. thai ho my survive
t"iS s'i'hp, 81 US 10 De up anu ABOUT again.
Mr.. Litt!cj 'hn' $ mother, who lives with him.
has a'so hal severe attack of grip but she
il improving. There are some other c,.cs
of grip in the community. hut mono serious,
that know o.
Some gnano is being shipped to horc and
hauled ont, and cotton lanl prc;arcd but
the farmers declare they will no, use near
so much il, nor plant "a much cotton by
onc-third, at least, rs they did lat year.
y Pea Ridy ye farmer carriei three bales of
cotton to the Pac plct Manufacturing Com pany
the other day, AMI was offered I, s. aui 3
cents, respectively for it, lie took the price
for the two frs: bales, but compl aimed of the
rncr on the third bale, 3 cents. Tho
cNmpany told him they did not want it at
that price, and woul give him fifty cents to
release them from the bid, and the f.rmcr
took them up, nni they paid him the fifty
cent, and he hauled his cotton back home.
TELEPHONE.
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God called her in Her Purity.

Died, on March 3rJ 1892, at the Clifford
Seminary Uuion, S. c., Annie Stoucy,
daughter Of J. IIar!citon Reid, Esq, Of
Georgcrown, in the 18th ycsr of her age.
FGwFeyGbts have SO stirred the hearts and
excited this sympathy Of cur community, as
the illness and death ,f this lovely girl
Frank and ingenious, guiie,ess and free
from selfishness aud arrogance. gentle, pure
and true, she irscnsibly drew to herscf all
who came within her influence.
From carly chill ihood she had received the
unsolici cd admiral ON and devotion OF young
and old, hut still remained tho sweet and
gentle child.
The pride of her home, she Brought sun
shine and joy wherever she went. She WAS,
Of those rare spirits to whom we can apply
the words, "To The rure all things are
purc," for contact with the world, left no
stain or her pure character CT marrei the
beauty of her soul. Strong in her Faith end
love TO Gcd, she all the implicit trust Of n
child in her Saviour. and never doubted the
wisdom of His Love. In her was evidenced
the Psalmisrs asuranec:
81 ~une >maek will lie guide in juJgmen.
and the meek viii I!c teach His way. '-Ps
20 @. We are assured that she has "passed
fl ON death uuto Life
"Calm on the bosom of Thy God
Fair Spirit rest thee now
Fen while with ou,s, thy footsteps troJ,
His sea! was on thy brow. a.
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he c0afS
~ The C urt Of General sessiors began Mon
dsy morning. Judge 7. b. Fraser, prssiling.
- ~ re Grand Jury was organized with T.
G.. Duncnn. Foreman. Judge Fraser charged
lie Or MI Jury concise'y but forcibly on
Honsral na,tsr.
Solicitor sehumpsrt gave out the follow
bg bills to the Grand Jury, which were con.
sidsred BY that bedy and returned to the
css{ Ia ~
k-gn1Rt<s- James Sims, Ezcll Jetsr dos
ton NiiI.--crand Larcsny. T,isa. and q
verdict OF Dot guilty as to Sims and Jeter;
bot guilty as 10 Hi was rendered.
The State vs Jas. whitmire,-IIcuse
breaking. No bill.
The State vs Joseph Gallman, Joe DoSan
Eubsnks, Shooting in train. Tried and
found not guilty.
The State VS. n. Is. Eison, Assault with
iutent TO kill. True bill. Confined.
The State VS. jeff Koon,-Naliciols
Mischief. Tii,d end acquitted.
The State VS.. Thos. Murrah. h.-Murder.
MOI BulHy.
Tie State vs. James l.. Wsrl, Sam Little.
john, Munro ward, Nat Moore, States DAVIS
Riot and Aggravated Assault No bill.
The State vs. Geo. Bates, VIM. Hutsou, p.
II. Davidson, Newton +. Burris.-Tried. Geo.
Bates plead guilty. MOI pros as to David
son and Buris and continued rs to Hutson
State vs. Henry Observation-Disclosures. True
.s.,Sll.
State VS. John d. Norris, ,-Obtainipg good.
under false pretcnse. True bill. TIiei not
guilty.
II The Grand Jury flushed their lubors fci
the session, made their Presentment ond
were discharged yesterday, Thursday, about
noon. The court of Sessions was also
| adjourned at thet timc, and the Court q
| Common Pleas was opcnel.
| The Presenlmeut of the Grand Jury is ont
| Of the most elaborate OF any for many years
and brings to the attention &C the cour
many irregularities ilnt have been overlooke e.
heretofore by that high tribunal of inquisi
ton. 1t will be published next week.
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On, WuNA CoUGW.--Wil you heed the
warning. The s'gral Eerhsps Of Tho sure
approach Of thai more terrible disease. Con-
sumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford
fOr the sake of saving soc, to run the risk
and do nothing for it, We know from ex
p"rirncc that Shi obs Care viii cure your
Cough. 1t never fai's. This explains Why
more than o Million bottles were sod the
past year. 1t relieves Group and whropinc
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
il. For lame back. side or Chest use Shiloh s
Porous Plaster. Sold by III. X. Smith s. Co
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KILLED hY METHODIST PRR.CurR.-
Birmingham, Aa, March &.-Rey. John
Calvin, Methodist preacher in Green
County, this morning shot ant killed William
iicrdy, deacon in the church, and fatally
wounded David Smith, bruthcr-in-law cf
ilcriy. llerdy suspected Calvin of being
intimate with his (Iierdy's) wife. and at
tacke him with n cane, when Calvin drew n
pistol and fired five shots with the above
result. Calvin is in Jail at Eutaw.
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MONEY WANTED.

Our necessities demand Cash every day
while our subscription books disclose 60 per
cent If our subscribers in arrears. We
want money badly. Perhaps you cam. I
pay all you owe us, although it is very
small amount for each, but you surely can
pay half, and that will help until money is
easier with all Of us. WE MUST COLLECT.
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No Treasurer Yet.

Soon nner 'ur paper was issucl last week
VIC learned thai Mr.. L. X. Palmer had de-
clined the CfIice If County Treasurer, offered
him by Gov. Tillman, in consequences of dis
covering that It would be, TO him, position
involving much hard work and great
financial responsibility, but uery Mtie pay.
We cannot blame Mr.. Palmer, but 1t places
the County in n very crippled condition. The
School Teaches aud the schools are suffer
ing for the moaey due them, the inn, ates Of
the Poor House will soon be cut down to
half or quarter rsiions, and oil other credit
ors of the County are becoming mere than
anxious about mhen the County will be in
funds. In the meantime the County credit
is declining many Points every day. The
only people who don't care "a continental" !"
are those who have not paid their taxes, and
hold no claims against the County. OF
course they are more interested in keeping
the Treasurer office closed than having il
reopencd.
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pr One Of the most contemplate acts
of malicious mischief VIC have ever known
was the breaking of one of the largo psnes
A. Nicholson & Sons Banking house. 1t
was ei,her The uct of n spiteful coward, or
done through ,hcrc wantouncss.
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gn3. a tclcgraphic despatch was received
from Char lesion last Monday morning TO
announcing the death Of their father, Hou.
John Berkeley GrimbalI, which occurred al
his homc in that city the night before, at the
venerable age of nearly 02 years.
for an interesting synopsis Of the life of this
noble "prcduct Of ante-bsllum Southern
civillza;ion," but We have clipped it for
next week
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n1- The &C" egg, which our correspon
dent Vox spoke Of las, week, i, in the TINES
Office, for rhc inspection Of eggology curl
osity hunters. 1t is truly a curious freak of
nature. The letor G is plainly raised on
the smell as if it had been placci there by
an cmto-s'ng press.
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sUsscRIpTyoN, 81 50 pER ASxUA
POST oYYIcE DIRECTORY.

The =. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to 800 p. NJ.
The Money Order DEPARTMENT will h
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. TO r. ".
The Northern and Southern mails viii
clos, at I p. NJ. Nail will be taken froni
the street boxes at 12.45.
Any inattcntion or irregularities shodld
10 reported promptly to the =. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, Z. NJ.
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rtA- We are requested to announce that
Rev, ". j.. @. Humphrics will preach q,
ph!ippi Church next Sunday afternoon, at
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sE1-. Miss Mildred Strain has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Et,n Jane, vice Will
liam Strain, deceased.
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BuCKLEN' : ARNICA SALvE-Thc best salvc
IN The world for Cuts, BiuiscS Sores. Ulcers.
Sal' Rhcum. Fever Sores. letter, Chappc
hands ChllbanS, Corns and al Skin Erup.
tons. and positively cures Piles, r. no pay
required. 1t rs guaranteed to give perfect
saiisihctI,n, or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box. For sule by t. f. Posey.
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E&y> II is again announced that Mr.
Thos, II. Gore has been again appointed to
fill the uncNpircd term of Mr.. Scott as
Treasurer of Union County, and The time for
paying taxes without penalty has been ex,
tended to April Sth.
We sincerely hope MIR. Cores health viii
continue < 'od, 50 that he will DO able to ac-
ccp' the Office AMI perform its duties. Unti
hc take, p ,ssession Of the office and com
menc,s r, cciving taxes we shall rot put
up n cent that Union County has fully
equipped and lawfOl Treasurer.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMrLAIyT.-Is il
not worth the small pric, OF T5c /, free
yourself of every symptom of these distress
ing complaints, If you think 50, call ut our
store and get b title Of Shiloh Vtalizcr.
Every bottle has a printed guarantee on it,
use accordingly and it it does sou no good il
will cost you nothing. Sold by II. X. Smith
" Co.
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Tho Fraternal Guardians.

A Lodge OF the above Order was organ
lied here last Th1i. d y night, by Mr.. Joo.
n. Mathis, Deputy Supreme organ'z'r, as
sisted by shcrf, J. O, Long. and others.
The Lodge has twenty membsrs in this
p'ace. The following are the officers elected
and install ed to serve f,r this year:
g. G., J. g. Long.
". G., DIR. c. 7. Murphy.
PC. O.. Jbo. r. Mathis.
Ms, T.J. W. Broom. ;.
r. g., Geo. L. T. Matotte.
Treas, Capt. J. T. Douglass.
Chap, s. VI. Rice. Jr., 4. U.
G.. Jno. J. Eison.
Is, Levi +. Malone.
o. s., n. Z. Dunbar.
Trustees: c. II Burkett, N. p. DLnb,r,
J. II. Mathis.
NJ. f., DIR. ". T. Smith.
Mr.. Mathis informs US that tho next meet
ing Of he Lolge will be in Fosters Hall, on
the 3rI Wednesday hight in thi, month.
lie also says that those who contemplate
joining this Order, can come in any time tc-
fore the next meeting as charter members and
get in Oh the application fee for charter mem
hers, S.. After this meeting the Initiation
will he Increased.
This Order is an insurat ce association, q
little out Of the usual. This Order insures
on the 2S year basis and divides the time and
the policy into eighth parts. and proposes &c
pay OF the po Icy rs each eight hof the time
(2a years. passes. A person can insure fol-
all seem to have confidence in is ability to
meet its Obligations. IL it is success, il
will rcvolutiouize Life Insurance
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Lockhart Shoals r. r. Meeting.

In pursuance II the call of the corporators
of the Locshirt Shoals Rri,way Co.. meet
ing Of the stockholders Of said company was
he'd at Joncsvillc la~i Saturday. the 5th
for the purpose of clc'tm: 0:ti5ers and
organizing the company for immc,!iate work.
The following Board of directors were
elected:
Joseph Walker. DR. G. f. Fleming and
ID. Il. Dnncan, Spartauburs.
Thai l.. llnmcI, W. H. :. Harris. Jones'
vi IL.
{. d. Farrar and }. II. Spears, Pinckncy.
AT meeting Of the Board Of lirectors,
Mr.. {. u. Fariar was elected rrcsi lcnt Of
the company.
Steps were Immediately takcn to have the
route Of the road surveyed at once, and Hon
Glenn d. Peake was elected Chief surveyor
ELHCTRIC BIrrERS.-Thi5 remedy is becom-
ing so well known and so popular as TO need
no special mention. All who have used
Electric Biticrs sing the same song of praise.
n puccr medicine does not exist and il is
guaranteed TO do all that is claimcl Electric
BittcrS will cure all diseases of the Liver
AMI Kidneys, will remove Pimplcs Roils,
SAT- RhHum and other affections caus.L by
impure blood. Will drive Malsrii rom the
system nnd prevent rs well rs cure ali
Aalarml feverS. For cure of Headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Buffers. Entire satisfaction guarartced or
money refunded. Price 5Ocls and 81 90
per bottle at u. T. Poscys Drug store.
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CArTrRED AND Taken BACK. 81 ming
man, Ala, March 3.-Ihc hcgro who be /
Inc two "ni'e wcmen in Land, rdale q yt,ry
est:rdny was captured by pursuing T6stc
ear th's morhiug ana taken back to The
pace where lie commttci the rags, AT
nis itiall his fate was moi known in Florence,
out as one of the women died tod il i,
assumed he is dead.
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MIS. CLARK WARIN0,
PreS dent Central Club.
Columbia. March >, 1892.

liz BRorGnr THE LAST CARGO OF SLAVES
To THIS CorSrRY.-Mob le, Ala, March >
Capt. Timothy Mcahcr, "A venerable steam
boa: man. dici here this morning. ngel 20
y22rS. He vas ior many years Identified
with business on tho Alabama AMI Tom
b'ghcr Rivers in the pnlmicst days OF steam
boating. lie WAS II ted nS the imp,rlcr Of
the last crrGp of slaves brought TO the United
states TIE: Was ia ihc spring OF 1861. lie
chartered tho schooner tiotiile which
brought loo negroes and managed to
spirit them into a cane brake loo mt!cs up
s'rram. News of the importation son 90,
abroad and Mcaher was arrested and tried
bat proved that he hal made cycry trim on
his "wn boat Toncy ami tho inference was
that he hnd not Iime tu receive negroes nnl
r.rSoually suprrintcud the hi ling Of them
lie was discharged II convicted he would
have suffered the dea'h pcnalty Thiriy
negroes fell Ia h!' share. lie sctt'ci IN Il
Snbnrb Of this city where, being freed shortly
after their arrival they ard thor dcscrn-
dnnts lave remained. Thry have never
associated with othct negroes. are but
half civilized. sill use their native language
and nrc ruled hy queen of Their own chnoS-
i"G. They enjoy good reputation Tor indus
try an honesty and Their co ony is one Of
the curioS ties m -. c,ser'y viewed by sight
secrS.
GEORGE W. CUNNiSGmAM ForNp DEAD IN
BEp.-lhc community WAS shocked ester
day morning 10y the Lcws that Geo. W.
Cunningham. the well known cotton buycr.
he'd been found dead in h,d at his residence
III C,llete street lie hil been Oh the street
We incsday and dill not compl,in of feeling
badly. lie went home ABOUT : o'c,ock nj
night oni then complained OF nervousness.
About = o clock physician WAS called in,
and to produce sleep iJccict mprrhine.
Mr.. Cunningham : wife ari mother sat I'D
late and cccas sjonaliy visited the bed room TO
see if he was sleeping wei OF needed a;tcn-
ton. They visited hiu last bcfprc his death
Mt o clock yesterday mornins. lie was
brc'thns heavily, bat gave no symptoms of
suffering They did not feel alarmed, as
they had seen him before in that condition,
They retired, but ngt'n went to hs bedside
at > . clock. The shrc& was iLtense when
they saw tina: he was dead - GrsemriH, N,rs
iH
We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarh, diphthvrii. caHkcv iiou,ii and
head che, in S!lliOil'S CATARRn RENE
Dl. nasal injector free wi h each bottle.
Use il if you desire health aud sweet broath.
Price 5Jc. Sold by II. X. Smith & c..
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Bsa- If We may judge from what the few
farmers We have talked with this week say
about the present con iton aud prospects of
ftrming in this county, the farmers are at
least three weeks ahead of what they have
been the tro last years in their farm
work.
There is another hopeful outlook: They
have generally commenced u new system Of
farming. Ivy reducing the acreage Of the cot
ton crop ut least 20 per cent, and increasing
the acreage Of the co;n. wheat IN oat crops
at least 20 per cent, Buying from onc-tlirl :.
10 rnc half less guano than last year, trying
10 raise mere hogs. and pnyiag more atten-
ton to the garden. III" poultry yard and the
dairy. for home snpplic.,to reduce store
accounts.
Sincerely do we believe the short crop and
low price Of cot ON last year will prove "A
blessing in disguise u the people of this sec
tion of our country.
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Ten- The large congregations that assoni-
bled ut the Presbyterian church last Satur-
day aud Sunday to hear Rev. N. J. Holmes,
were greatly disappointed at his not nrriv-
ing, AMI much anxiety was expressed about
him, and the cause of his non-appearauce.
But not until Tuesday was that anxiety
relieved, when a letter was received from
MIR. Holmes stating that on Friday, when
about Fifteen miles from l.aurens, on his W ay
to h'l his appointment at Union, Mrs.
llolmcs, who was with him, was suddenly
taken very SICK, and remained 80 for two
days, when they had TO return home. We
are all anxious to hear {, ON him, and SIN
cerely hope Mrs. liolmcS has recovered.
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We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphthvrii. caHkcv i.ou,i and
hcaischc, in S!lliOH'S CATARRn RENE
Dl. nasal injector free wi h each bottle.
Use il if you desire health aud sweet broath
Price 5Uc. Sold by II. X. Smith & Co.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1892-12-15
A DEMOCRATIC SENATOR.
Hoffman May be Robbed OF
His Seat.

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 1O.-Senator-
elect Samuel d. Hoffman has been
formally notified by William Riddle,
the defeated Democratic nominee,
that he will contest his election for the
Senate. The official papers were SER
we'd on Mr.. Hoffman last Thursday
and proved quite surprise, as he was
under the impression that his van
quished opponent had abandoned his
announced intention of doing so, made
just after the heat of battle. Allen
McDermott. chairman the State Cen
tral Committee, appears in the notice
as attorney for the contestant.
Hoffman will be permitted to occupy
the chair recently vacated bY that
sturdy Republican veteran, Congress
elect John j. Gardner, only long
enough to permit Mr.. Riddle to appeal
to the partisan judgment of Demo-
cratic majority for decision of custer,
claiming that the Republican Sena-
tor had been guilty of bribery fraud
and giving countenance and financial
assistance:to colonization scheme in
this city, which enabled him to obtain
the narrow plurality of A. Only one
verdict is possible and anticipated, and
that is that Mr.. Hoffman will be COM
pelied to yield his seat to Riddle.
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A Change of Law.

One of the first laws enacted by our
Legislature on assembling should be
one to simplify the collection of taxes
throughout the State. AS the law
now stands if a man neglects or refuses
to pay his tax the property may be
sold for number of years but not alb
solutely, and as such title is of no
earthly use to the purchaser 1t inva-
riably happens that the municipality
is obliged to pay the taxes and take
the property. We contend that q tax
levy should be treated the same as an
execution and the sale made in the
same manner; we fail to gee where any
injustice would be done and it would
certainly facilitate the collection of
taxes and keep the affairs of the city
in better shape. One can hardly
contemplate the various vexations of
the present law unless he has been
personally Interested in it's workings.
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WHOLE NO. 1928
THE VINELAND HOTEL.
Stetser dE Jones Say They Will
Open There.

| The Camden ReUieou on Saturday,
printed the following interesting para
graphs about the Vineland Hotel IL
Geese =
There are SO many saloons in this
city that half of those now in the busi-
ness are starving; but two wide.awake
Camdenites saw field where barrels
of coin could be made, and SO set out
at once to get saloon at that place.
Vineland is p pretty little town, thirty
three miles'from this city. Vineland,
by the way, is strictly prohibition
place and the residents never knew
what saloon looked like. OF course,
there are few people in the great
fruit city that like their little DROP
and Millville is the nearest place to
get it.
''The two Camden men, Harry Stet-
ser and William Brown, went down
and applied for a license, which was
granted, aud the two set out to get
their place in readiness. This set the
church people of Vineland talking and
an indignation meeting was talked Of.
Finally they succeeded in getting out
writ of certiorari. Stetser and Jones
hearing of this came back to Camden
to escape having the papers served on
them, but Constable Nickerson, of
Vineland, was in Camden yesterday
looking for them. Vinelanders are
asking "Will we have saloon or
not ?" Stetser and Jones say yes.