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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07
Union Drug Company.
Jan 20 s ~
Two Small Tracts Of Land for
Sale in Santuc.

WILL sell before the Courthouse door in
l. the town of Union. on Monday the
seventh day Of November, next, the follow
ing described property; Two tracts of laud
containing sixty acres more or less, situated 4
one mile and ono 'snd one-quarter miles
respectively from s Antuc depot.
Both OF these tracts have dwellings upon
tnem; one q two-siory, and good orchard.
aud original fssrst.
Purchasers Of those lands will be riyen
until first Of January to make payment. If
resold NJ pnrchasers risk. Private sale will
be made It terms can he agreed upon.
These lands can he seen by calling on the
Undersigned ut hi, residence in S,ntuc.
j. II. RANDOLPH.
Sop 30 40 At
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Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Dhis-
ion, Northbouud, 3.31 q. m, $40 p. M,
GIT p. m. (Vestibuled Limited); South
bound, 500 . IN, 4.18 p m, 11.43 a. m,
(vsstibuled Limited); Westbound, w. N. c.
division, 800 and 8.25 p. m, for Hender-
sonvile, Asbey,lle, and Hot Springs.
Trains leave Greenvilie, 8. c., A. & g.
Division, Northbound, 2.27 q m, 2.15 p. m,
5.24. p m (Vestibuled Limited); South
bound 6.10 m. 5'24 p m, 1926 p m
(vss,ibuled Limited)
7 Trains leave Seneca, A & G Division
Northboupd 100 m 1916 p m; South,
bound 1853 N, I'll pm =,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 0
10, IL, and IL, 81 and 38 on A q @ Di-
vision. Pullman ,PArlor Cars on Trains Nos
18 and IA, between Columbia and Spartan
burg. ,VyC[T "a FsFfE
W A TURK, 8. III. HARDWICK,
Gsn'l Pass Agt Asst Gen'l Pass Agt
Washington D. o, Atlanta, Gs.
v z McBEE, SOL HAAS,
y q Genls ssupt Traffic Mgr
Columbia, s 9. Washington ID G
W H GREEN, asn'l Mgr, Washington D G
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To Teach ers Of Union County

TIME 2lst Of October having been set
Il apart for General Holiday, the Pnb-
Iic Free school examination. will be held at
Union @. H., on Saturday, October The 22d. s
ALI teachers, white and colored, are ex-
pscted to attend and to be on hand promptly
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ IL teachers will read
this notice carefalIy, remembering the date,
1t will save grsat deal Of correspondence.
The tine Is set for Saturday, October 22nd,
and the place win be at Union. .. II.
j. l., WALKER, F
s. Com. U. Co.
Oct7 Al II
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TO County Creditors,
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs
UNION COUNTY, s, G. OCr. 1sr, 1892.
LL creditors Of the County who have
"A Claims against the County, not already
examinel and approved, are hereby Notified
that they must present them to tho Clerk of
this Board on or before the first day of No
vembcr next. or their claims will be passed
to the next fiscal year.
ALI persons interested will govern them.
selves accordingly.
by order of the Board Of County Comni,-
Clerk Of Board.
Sep Al At
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TO BUILDERS:

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
uNIoN COUNTY, s. c., Ger. 1sr. 1892.
NJ Office is hereby given that sealed pro-
~ rosals for the rebuilding of the Jail
Kitchen will be received at this Office until
October 21st inst.
Plans aud specifications c,n bs seen and
a. necessary informatons obtained by call
ing upon the Clerk Of this Board.
Ky order Of the Board Of County Commits
sionsrs.
Attest: CHAS. BOLT,
Clerk OF Board.
Sep Z Al 2t.
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CONES OVER TO CLEvELAND.-Evansv. lie,
Ind, Oct. 3.-IIon. William Dudley Foulke,
during oil Of his life q prominent Repub i
can. aud we'll known to the country as one
of the foremost advocate, of civil service
reform, addE,ssel q larg' audience here
tonight, urging the election of Cleveland
and Stevenson. Contrary to expectation,
his argument was basel almost exclusively
on the tariff issue.
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A PREACHER KILLED by TRAIN.-lIigh
Point, N. c., October 3.-The well-known
Methodist minister, Rev. Il. Crocker, was
killed this morning at jamestown by rail-
road train, His horse ran away and his
buggy was struck by the train while crossing
the railroad track, and he was thrown out
SO violently that he died within few min
utes.
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SHiLoB's CONSUMPTION CURE--This is
beyond question tho most successful Cough
Medicine We hare ever spld. \ few doses
.'shau pruncthr g; wntTe Ir5 WONDERFUL
success in the cure Of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been s Id on u
gua-an'es, n test which no other melicine
can stand. Ii You tave c cough we ear
nestly ask you ~ Try 1t Price l0c SOC and
VI. Ifyour lunge are sore. chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. X. Smith s. Co.
Down BRAKEs.-The Columbia Evening
Record to-day Publ shes ~ pretty good rail
road dream;
Girls ought to be warned of the fearful
danger to be incurred in marrying railroal 1
men, esPec ally brakemen. 1t is reported
that the her night member of that hard
working fraternity. living near the Rich
mond and Danvillo railrot I'd shops, on being
aroused from dream of an impending crash
Was found by the neighbors sitting bolt
upright in bed holding his wife by the cars
having nearly twisted the poor woman
head off in HE Intellectual exertons to down
brakes His wife's screams he thought were
theories Of terrified passengers.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Oct. TIN, 1892.
Henri eta Brandon Miss Lora Newbill
Thomas Sanders.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
TO pay one cont for their delivery.
j. G. HUNTER. p. NJ.
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Sep Z
TAX NOTICE.


HEREBY give notice that the tax lew
l. for the fiscal year commencing Novom-
Der the first, e'gheen hundred and ninety
one is:
For STATE purposes 43 mills.
For Ordinary County purposes, ~ mills
For past Indebtedness MILL
For Interest on Railrcd bonds 81 mills.
For retiring Railroad bonds IL mill.
For School purposes 2 mills.
For Uui'n School District, Local, 2 mills.
will attend ut the places, and on the
days stated below for the purpose of COL
ccing taxes
October 18th. Saturday, Santuc.
II" Monday, Fish Dam.
le " Tuesday, Blackrock.
10 e Wednesday, Cros, Keys.
20 e" Thursday, Gibbs.
Il " Friday, Jonesvilie.
=" % 4" Saturday, Kelton.
9: "a 4" Monday, Gowdeysvilie.
25 " Tuesday, Wilkinsville.
26 " Wednesday,, Timber Ridge
The balance Of the time, until the 10th
of December, in the Treasurer's Office at
| Union.
JOHN p. THOMAS,
Neasurer of Unisn County.
| Sept l6 38 1t.
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Delinquent subscribers can see how ii will
be from the following little paragraph /:
"How is it with you?" asked the editor IF
the SUBSCRIBER who was dying in arrears.
"All looks bright before me-" gisped the
subscriber. al thought so, said the editor
sIn about ten minutes you'll see the blaze
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A FATAL KNocK-OuT.-Sioux City, Ia,
Oct. 8.-william Duffy, better known as
"Blly the. Kid" was knocked out at the
Fashion Theatre. q notorious resort in Gov
ington, Nob. by JACK Keefe, a heavyweight
AFTER ap easy hve round contest, and died
within an hour afterwards. Keefe and all
the seconds are under arrests, awaiting the
decision Of the corOners Jury.
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ARE YOU ABREAST With THE Times ?

not just read oolHi and will be enlightened These
Cotton
classes Of merchandise be down ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
My back he
the 30 days, picking
such inducements a IN scauuotm
My stock large and selected with the
lines
Dry Goods, Notions, millinery, Clothing, Hats,
Shoes, Trunks, Tinware and Crockeryware
can only call attention many bargains am able
offer you.
One word to the ladies first: MILLINERY! MILLINERYl
AlLLlN ERY! ihls the line of goods all
secured the services MISS MARTINI m
establishment In the She highly
tho best the North
took advantage Of all the F OPENINGS Stores in
Baltimore The stock large and
LOWER THAN TUE LOWEST
Read these the
for Mems Boots
4ac best uf fHai beS
fl shapes
W Spoos zoo
big line OF Drun mers
kerchlet Gloves Oshi, Shaw, Fsnao, Chdens
Books undred Unlaunded
WHOLESALE PRCFS This
bargains. oFE
ALL WooL-FLLING JEANS, GUARANTEED ONLY 20
CENTS PER YARD.
Come aud will
article advertised = 49,
u,, 90 ]. w. McLURE, Agt.
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NEW YORK
Z ACK EFT
Is still ahead and will soon be chuck full of
Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dress
Goods, Notions, Crockery,
Glassware, TinWare, etc.

All of which were bought cheap for cash, and go
the same way.
While in the Northern market we succeeded in
picking up bargains. Lots of goods
bought at less than half their value. We have an
ronclad w-put on close profit and stop,
matter how cheap we buy article. We do not
ask ourselves how much can we get for it? But
how cheap sell it,
You cannot afford to buy goods until you have
looked through immense stock and posted your
self on prices.
We wish to call especial attention to our stock of
Mems Youths and Boys clothing. Nothing like it
seen in Union before. Prices range from the
very cheapest to fine black suits.
Come in and let show our goods and give you
prices.
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NVUNII UF UNTUN, SS I
l, George Munro, Cashier of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best of my
knowledge and belief,
GEORGE MUNRO Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of October, 1892.
GEO. Fl. OErzeL, Notary Public.
CoRnECT-Attest:
III. L. GOss,
a. IL. FOSTER, Director.
F. Nj. FAM,
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We intend to keep complete stock
fresh goods in each department, and invite
the public TO try tho quality OF cur goods
and our prices.
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8. M. Rice, Jr. e. u.
When at Home.

ITEREAFTER shall be ia my Office
IL Union, the first days Of esoh week.
.- D. A. TOWNSEND.
May IL 20 IT,
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RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAD Ct

COLUMBIA AND GREBNvILLR DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule, in effect Aug. 28,
1892. Trains run by 18th Meridian Time.
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Sep I
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actwesn Columbia, Allston and rtauburg
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Sep 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-11

A. II. Lyons, of Weiser, offers the
following suggestion, published in the
of Idaho, in regard to
the Chicago exhibition. The sugges-
tion, if adopted and acted on, will
result in one of the most attractive
exhibits that could be made:
Your correspondent has . sugges-
ton to offer in regard to the exhibi-
ton. There are many things that
can be taken to Chicago that will
speak for themselves. OF these, We
would mention samples of our cereals,
grasses, vegetables, fruits, timb> n and
mine products. But there are other
things that cannot be taken bodily,
such as our public buildings, noun
tain scenery, towns, plains, irrigating
bitches, orchards and numerous pla-
ces of resort for health and pleasure.
How are these to be represented?
Happily science has come to our
aid aad at q mere nominal cost views
of these can be prepared which by
the use OF q sciopticon lantern with
the new appliance of the electric ligh,
to these instruments an exact view oi
any place or scene can be reproduced
before the eve of the astonished be-
holder in oil its true grandeur. With
the aid of the lantern and electric
light we can in effect transport Sho-
shone Falls to the exposition and lei
curious crowds of sightseers gaze up
on its .oaming loveliness. The Three
Tetons can be made to tower toward.
the heavens with more than life like
grandeur. Sectional maps of the
State representing the fruit belt, min
eral belt, irrigable lands and grazing
districts can be flashed onto the can
vass. No more practical or effective
method of advertising is in vogue to
day than that offered by the use o
the sciopticon. Crowds viii stane
for hours and watch the ever chang
ing panorama that may be made Il
pass before them upon the canvass
Let US have Idaho represented .
Chicago by means of the sciopticon
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At 8 o'clock last Wednesday, while
Mrs. Morgan, who lives at the Garfield
nine, was hanging out some washing,
she saw strange man near the house,
no one but her and her two children
being at home. She went into the
house and the man followed, when
she discovered he had mask on. He
demanded something to eat, which
she refused to give him, asking him
what he meant by wearing mask.
He made motion as if pulling a pis-
tol out of his hip pocket, and sa ID,
"throw up your hands" Instead of
doing so, she grabbed an ak which
happened to be standing BY the wood
hox, and struck at him, hitting him
on the knee, but not hurting him
badly. He caught her BY the arm,
and in the struggle which ensued a
wash tub full of suds and clothes was
upset. He slipped on the floor and
fell, and she shouted to an imaginary
woman in the other room to bring a
gun, and gave the villain kick which
made him grunt and let go his hold
of her arm. He then jumped to his
feet, hit her blow which left lump
on the side of her head, and ran. Her
two little children were in an adjoin-
ing room.
She can only describe the man SC
far as to note that he we're a long
overcoat, which was split up in the
back, and that Re was short, heavy
Sc, man. After her plucky fight heI
nerves were so badly unstrung thai
she only noticed that he followed the
trail down the mountain toward Jones
mill. He took off his oveIcoat aftel
leaving the house and was running
when she last noticed him. This |:
the first instance of attempted rob
bery ever occurring in the camp. ant
| am sorry there is so little chances
of finding the scoundrel. | onl,
weigh $50 pounds, but think
would prove heavy weight pulling
a rope over limb if the rascal's necl
was in the moose at the other end
Hurrah for the plucky woman.
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= was going to arrest hin- Prisch-
ard. Who had bic hands IN bis cost
pockets said - would like 70 - ~
man Who could ssrsss hin. He Aad
l. habit of thrusting his pookatsd
hands forward when talking and -
made this fatal motion whom bs ~
piled 70 ths Constable. FIsmiD8
sent bullet through bis bsssss, jast
below ths heart He nsithes moved
nor spoke, bat mutsly gAsed & biz
slayer sad made no sign. Again
FIemisg 6rsd. The bullet struck ~
dsssd victim center in de brsast, and
be sill stood = Il pstri6ed. His nd
died body quivsrsd, bat that was I'll.
Fleming tbsn Sired another bullet into
the victims breast and then BE- fsll
and died. Three men saw ths kill
ing. One was 100 yards sway, The
Others about 900 yards Pitchard
has always been an extremely quiss,
unassaming and honorable man.
Whether h,s actions just before IL
killing we're the freaks Of sudden IN
sanity and bad whisky combined, OF
simply the latter. will never be known.
Fleming viii soon b. examined By :
magistrate.
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IDAaois Worlds Fair Commissioa-
sr, Hon. Jas. n. Wells. returned last
Sunday from Chicago Mr.. Wells
informed . Statesman reporter that
Idaho will have . miniature irriga-
tion systsn, with ons and ono half
feet of sags brush soil, with native
plants and shrubbery ret ont in T.
Idaho viii be granted al the room
needed in the Horticultural, agricul-
tural and forestry buildings, and will
have 10000 feet in the mining build
ing. The lot sst aside for Idaho's
building Is 75x20O feet. 1t i just
east Of the ground assigned to News
da- If that State does not build. its
lot will also be given to Idaho, don
bling the size of the space. Mr.. Wells
and Mr.. Case will start immediate
ly to thoroughly organize the State
for the collection of the exhibit. Ii
is proposed to supplement appropri-
ations by the State with private SUBJ
scfiptions. Monte B. Quinn has vol
unteered to devote two or three
months to this branch without charge.
Senator Shoup will head the subscrip-
ton. He has not settled upon the
amount, but was inclined to make il
81, goo.
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case before the Senate be neve,
seemed disposed to win By deception,
ous made : straightforward .rgumen,
and lost, and it is we'll that he did.
Tor ne was not the choice Of the peo.
pie Tor the long term, and their will
should not be defeated BY any mis-.
takes Of purely technical nature
which the Legislature might have
made. The Legislature made ! mis-
take IN the first place by not giving
the north the two months and the
Tour year term, thereby carrying out
the promises cf both parties as ex-
pressed in their platforms and advoca.
ted in the campaign, but as this wasn't
done the will Of the people would not
nave been carried ont by unseatine
the man who was the 6rst choice,
both south and north, for the long
term. MI. Clagett has had an honor
able ambition for many long years
to De . United States Senator, and
the people generally regret that his
ambition was defeated, while At the
same time when his chances were
narrowed down to the question Of
which should occupy the contested
seat, they did not wish to see Dubois
ousted, well knowing that his past
services entitled him to it and that he
was honestly elected, if not elected
strictly in accordance with the pro-
visions of law, which the Senate de-
cided to De more directory than man.
datory. Although many Idahoans
blame Mr.. CIagett for entering the
contest, notwithstanding the fact that
the Legislature ignored the expressed
will and pledge that the north should
have either the four or six year term,
we do not think their high estimate
OF the man has lessened much. or
course during the heat of the contest
their judgment was n. turally some
what upset, and they became more
or less prejudiced, but on cool, calm
and fair consideration of all the cir
cumstances, that prejudice will give
way. If the claim of only one candi-
date from the south-that of Dubois
had been pressed, Clagett and Nc
Connell would have been elected for
the two short terms, Dubois would
have got the long term, all this troub-
le and animosity would have been
avoided, Idaho would be represented
with delegation as able as that OF
any State in the Union, and all would
be we'll.
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Be il known TO all whom it may con
cern that we. the undersigned. intend 10
apply to the Hon Secretary of the knteri-
or for q permit to cut timber for posts and
cordwood on the folio wing described
tract of land: Starting from the Joe
Kiel cabin AT the head of Dagget creek
running west one mile. thence three miles
north along the divide between Clear
and Daggett creeks. thenee four miles east
across Daggett creek TO the summit north
east Of Boise City, thence four miles
south, thence tour miles west, thence one
mile north The said timber ID three.
fourths Ar and onefourth pine
BupD CLARK.
JAnKs g. CAMr.
February ., 1eo3.
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/ "
'1rAH CHAPTER, No. 6, o. E. S.,
0'gan'zed in this place last Mon
|. evening by S. C. Silsby and the
wing officers installed: Mrs.
"a.a Schmid. Worthy Matron;
~ Aennaly, Worthy Patron; Mrs.
,s Galbreaith, Associate Mstron:
s0f : Schmidt, Secretary; Mrs. The.
~. .n,eCI,ntock, :, Treasurer; Miss
,o.': lug heCfntock, Conductress; Mss
n' y Smith, Associate Con.
sss; s; Mrs. Rose Garrecht, Adah;
ksn sala Garrecht, Ruth; Mrs. Eliza
nu''y, Esther; Mrs. Gertrude
sl' ...,. Martha; n Mrs. Mary Tavlor,
Nv ks Dryden McClintock. Warder:
,sa I kalz, Sentinel; S. G. Silsby,
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The resolution from the House
Committee on Rules, setting March
aad IS the day for consideration of
the free coinage bull, was carried by
a vote of 100 against 81.
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Representative SWEET filed a
written argument with the commit
tee on appropriations, on the 9TH,
asking for an adequate appropriation
for the surveyors office next year.
On the sth he addressed the Rivers
and Harbors Committee in favor of
an appropriation for Koo,enai and
Snake rivers.
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,ak Idaho Mining, Agricultural
stock Journal has made its ap-
.ace. 1t is an sight-page paper,
y u''aed in Boise City by Thos.
'As' Smith. The Journal is what
u.me implies, and will prove a
1.o'e helper of Idaho on her on
= progressive march. We wish
s'ournal success.
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joan MERRILL came over Wednes-
day from Placerville. and will remain
a few days. He says the leeching
works near Quartzburg are not rum
ming to their full capacity. Road still
too rough for hauling.
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xreasurer's 11otSee.
HOSPITAL, 1889.
Warrant No. 2s4.
coUNrY GENERAL FUND--ls90.
Warrants Nos. sl9. 1ao. s4S. sas. 2lS.
SIS, ~, sle, s4l, a2i, ell. al7. 2SS. sl6.
20, s6a. ssS, go. sSi. sss. Ss, l1S. sls,
2es. s7s; also. all County General war
rants registered prior to April 10. 1880
SPECIAL couxIH RoAp-lSs1.
All warrants registered prios to October
II, 1891. r. r. CHuRcH,
C0uaty Treasurer.
Idaho City, Jan, - ieoe
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THE Boise building bill, intro
ped BY Shoup, appropriating $780,
passed the Senate on the 9th.
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MRS. c. MARCUS has just received
Pc" stock of spring goods, includ-
3 novelty dress goods, sateens,
Nns, etc.
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COUNTY AND STATE.

|CiP. J. A. EDlE returned from a
D to Garden valley few days ago.
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FRANK REEL, formerly of Omaha,
PSed to Boise the other day with
family, and thinks of going into
aness there. Frank is a brother of
Pha Reel, of this place.
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1sss BRApFoRD's condition has
anged but little since our last issue.
seems to be growing q little
baker.
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NV. w. J. A. HRNnRIcKx will give
Lenten discourses in the Catho-
church of this place next Sunday
II '0s morning at 10 o'clock, and
NE evening at Z, to be followed by
/. 0ened'ction. ALI are respectful
invited.
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CLorHIs cleaned aud repaired
y MRs. J. w. RxxI.
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Win permanently cure the itching, swell
ing and tingling caused by freezing and
frostb bites. Good fos nothing else
Pnes, 50 csafs; and q Destis-
Only obtained from
G. III. PALMER Pm. Co,
Mch. I. "a Kentop, Ohio.