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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26
Baltimore, 6-PhiladeIphia 4.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 25-The Orioles won
the game on two singles and Reilly's wild
throw to first in the ninth inning. The
fielding was good on both sides. Attend
ance, l,419. Score:
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Baltimore ......... ......o o o o 2O2 &c
Philadclphia, ,.,......,... O 0 o O 0 0 O o.

SUMMARN-Earncd runs-Baltimore, .: Philadel-
phia, 3. Two base hit-W histler. Three base hit
Healey. Home run-Shoch. Stolen bases-Hamil-
ton. Double plays-Healey Shoch and " Whistler;
Shoch and Whistler: Pickett and Shoch. First
hnse it, h. on bailsmBatim0re 3; Philadelphia, 2
BY Healey. .; by Esper, /. Passed balls-Robin-
son . Wild ptch-Healey. Time of game-Two
hours and five minutes. Umpire-Malone.
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MMAK1-kaFntu runs-PlttSDufg, 3: JItVeIand,
Threc-base hits-Beckley, Shugart and Raymond,
Stolen base-Farrell, C0rkhifl and Childs. Sacri-
flee hlts-Smith. Mack, COrkhill, Burkett ,, Davis.
Virtue and thinner. First base errors-Pitts-
burg 5; Cleveland, l. First base balls
Farrell, q Childs. ,; McAleer. Struck out-fur-
kctt. Davis Mexican. O'Connor. Cuppy .. Wild
piIch-Smith. Left on bases-PIttsburg. 5; Cleve-
land. s. Time of game-Two hours. Umpire
Lynch,
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BRooNLrN RBr A EIwAsH'Gr'N. Z

SUMhARY-Earned runs-Brooklyn. 8; Washing
ton, ]. Two-base hit-O' Brien. Three-base hit
Brouthers. Stolen bases-Ward. 2: Burns. 2;
Foutz. .; kinslow, Hoy, Duffee. Radford, Rich
ardson, Donovan. Double Disqualification,
Dowd and Larkin; Richardson and L srkin
O'Hrien and Brouthers. First base on balls-Of
Stein, 5: Foreman, 4. Hit by pitched bal-Rad-
ford. Struck out-Stein. 1: Foreman. .. Passed
balls-Milligan l: Kinslow. 2. Time OF game-Two
hours and . minutes. Umpire-Macular.
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OFF TO THE EAST.

The Local Ball Team Go to Washington
and Woodcock Left Behind
Manager Buckenberger, Captain Burns
and the local ball team left for Washington
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BROOKLYN, S-W Washin4tou, a,

NEW YORK, May 25.-To-dav's game at East
ern Park, Brooklyn, was another long drawn
ont contest. The Bridegrooms won simply
through Washington's wretched fielding
work. Attendance, l,S9l. Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-26

somewhat cheap,
team of ball play
ers from Cleve-
land. A few peo-
pie have had an
idea that Pitts
burg's champions
were not in it with
the gay little peo-
pie from Cleve-
land, but those
who saw yester-
days game think
differently. True,
the contest was not
one ofthe most bril-
liant, but the home
ranrpSnnta tatirnS
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The State League.


AT Harrisburg-
Harrisburg. g................2 6 O 2-I3
Lebanon---....-............O 8 5 3-1I
SUMMARY. Y.-Hits-Harrisburg I3: Lebanon IA
Errors-Harrisburg 8, Lebanon z. Batteries
Southland and Goodhart; Toy and Touhey. Um-
pire-Hoberter.
At Altoona
Altoona ...................o OIL 2-5
Pittsburg......... .........4 80
Batieries-Traub. Shaffer and Gibson: Jones and
Cote. Hits-Altoona. ); fittsburg l3. Errors
Altoona. 4 Pittsburg, t.
At Reading
Reading .............2 o 0ol o.
Allentown ...::.........0 0 o o 0 0 Is
SUMMARY-Batteries-D and Coons: McCul-
lough and Clark. Hits-Readng, IL: Allentown.
TO- Errors-Reading, l; Allentown, 2.
At JOlnstown-
Danville. le...............,,3 s / 1 1 o-I7
Johnstown .................2 8 0 3 AZ
Batteries-Doylc and Fox; Knowlton Meves and
Schachern.
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REDUCED THE RECORD.

Belle Hamlin ard Globe Go tbs Mile in
2:13 Ia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25-The double team
trotting record on regulation track was re-
duced TO 2:13L to-day by Belle HamIin and
Globe at the Belmont Driving Track. The
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THE WEATHER,

For Western Psnnsylrd-
mia, West Virginia and
Ohio: Fairy Moacers on
the Lakes; Southwest Winds.
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THEY STEP UP APEG
Our Sluggers Beat the Cleve.
lands and Take Sixth
Place Again.
THE HITTING WAS TIMELY.
Ned Hanlon's Team Once More Downs
the Philadelphia Men.
ZIMMERMAN'S NEW RECORD.
Double Team frOtters Reduce the Record
on the Belmont Track.
RESULTS OF TIE RUNNING RACES
Double Team TrOtters Reduce the Record
on the Belmont Track.
RESULTS OF THE RUNNING RACES

How pleased local cranks are when the
home sluggers defeat that lively, though
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

HHhA" In the communication over the sig
nature OF "a Backwnod> Farmer" last
week the paragraph closing with, IL think
we nrc just on the eve of one of the greatest
'e'"lnil"nN ever any country was engage |
m ami II hchoovcS every patri I T. do all
ne can I" have II settled pracclbIy, by bal
lots ant net By IWiriN, the words land moi
oy bullets, was not in the original copy.
We took tho liberty OF inserting them, as
we Thought, not TO weaken hut to add force
I" the sentiment expressed by him, because
most OF the revolutions Of both ancient and
modern times have been settled by blood
an" o"l,e'%' Our friend, however, requests
"s to state that he did not write ..and not
hy bullets
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acceptance; and also, if the probability of
raising the amount assessed.
Bro. W. Il. Thomson then offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was unanimously
adopted by rising vote:
Resolved That the thanks Of this couyen-
ton be rendered the people of Sautuc and
vicinity for their kindness and hospitality
extended the members of this convention
during this session, and also for their at
tention and good behavior during the cx-
ercses ef the same.
Bro. Il. c. Farr moved that any and all
vacancies occurring in list of Township
Superintendents be filled by the Executive
Committee-adopted.
Minutes Of to-day's prlccc lings were read
and adopted.
After singing "God be with us til we
meet again, and benediction by Rev. T. T..
Morris the convention aai2nEnsl die @ to meet at
j. l.. STRAIN,
Secretary.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02
Our Graded School.

The exercises Of the Union Graded School
will commence next Monday. 1t is short
notice 10 give, but Prof. Morrison, Principal
of the school, has been absent, aud most Of
the time at the bedside Of his very sick
wife.
The school has done noble work for the ]
county, the town and the pupils who have
been under the training Of lis able corPs'
| Of Teachers.
But few schools in this country offer bet
ter advantages in all the branches Of COM
pletc and thorough education than the
Graded School Of Union. Each member OF
the Faculty is not only Of high order OF
ability, but is peculiarly fitted for the posi-
tons they occupy. The moral, Ii erary aud
social training Of the young people of the
covrtry could not be placed in better hands
or under Iurer influences
The school building is one Of the ht1d-
soonest ne well as most convenient and
com table Of any school building in the
State.
The citizens Of the town should take q
peculiar interest in the growth and pros
perity of the school. They erected the
building at considerable sacrifice Of money,
and it is proud monument to their intel
ligcnce, refinement and enterprise, and ii
should be their pride TO see it placed upon
the highest plans of usefulness and popu'
larty.
The TINES has been ever ready to do its
full share in making the school m abundant
success in itself and benefit to both Town
aud county, but it has appeared to us that
o"r k,pd Of printers ink hardly suited the
management, and they did not think il
necessary 10 provide better or more &c
ceptable kind, although we have offered
our columns, or our.indiyidual hep, fPoint
wore given us, for the highest and bes
interests Of The Institution and oil connected
| with il.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

Gfh- Three fine cows have died in this
town the past week, from that fatal disease
"hloody mur' ain" Mrs. L. NJ Gage. Mrs.
Posey and tho Elton are the losers. :, far
and we sincerely horc no one else will suf
Ter Nu'h serious loss. Tie disease is pro
n"nnccd infectious and fatal. aml the vcte-
nnary books tell ia that fat cattle arc more
liable TO its aunck .han cattle in poor CON
d'l"n. II generally appears in early Fail.
W" cannot hear of any remedy. or course
every oil negro man and woman has seen
.,"" S''rh CASES cured, and are ready I, tell
you what I" do anl what 10 give; AMI in
h'ne cases out of ten, if you applied all, or
even one-haIf the "surc cures they recon-
mend, You would kill the hcalthiest COW or
any other domestic animal in the world.
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BrN,. Mr. Jerome Miller says his clncor
cure is doing good work. lie has more faith
in hIs ability TO cure cancers than We have in
any remedy for the cure of Murrain in
cattle. The man or men discovering sure
remedy fur either Of those terrible d'seaseS
has sure fortune at his command
Wen swap tho TINES office for it, the,
live IN clover among the cows and luxury
among men the remainder OF our life.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02
Friday, September 2, 1872
SUBSCRIPTIoN, 81 so PER ANNUI
POST OPFICE DIRECTORY.

The Z. o. will be opened for business
fro 8 A. NJ. to 900 =. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from o A. NJ. to 4 =. NJ.
The South bound mail arrives at 1926,
Z. NJ.
The North bound mail arrives mt ! As,
=. NJ.
Street boxes will be empiicd every day
at 20, z. NJ.
Any inattcntion or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J. G.. HUNTER. =. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

t-pr>n- ,s:-u7-r:'rTcoUs, financial agent of tho
u Ifoictian College Of Clinton. S. G.. as
sis euSsY &. f. Robertson of Columbi,

t-Ur~,x ~: 'rHcOos. financial agent of tho
!, u. troicrian College Of Clinton. S. G.. as
sis euS% c. f. Robertson. of Columbia
Theological Seminary, closed on last Sat
urday evening resulting in twelve acces-
sions to the church
On Friday Mr.. robertson addressed the
children alone, and it was indeed pleas ne.
TO nntc the 'ntcrc,; manifested in each
bright li,tlc Ia.c p.csun'
Only few mon;hS since lItlc May. Of
six happy summers. daughter of Mr.. Lee
Howell, closed her bright eyes on earth
forever, leaving 4 mission box with II dyinm
request that it bc sent to the poor title chill
dren who know not Of Jesus.
This box was placed upon n table, and
the little ones iilIci it to Ovcrowing.
+ :;
The many relatives AMI friends of Mrs.
Nancy Edg" met to ray the last sad tribute
OF respect 10 her youngest son, Arthur, on
last Thursday.
lie was remarkably bright and intclli-
gent child of ten years, the favori;c of his
little schoolmatcS, ana idCl Of tie widowed
mothers heart.
The bcrcaved parent. brother and sisters
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the entire
community.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

| GREAT HOTEL FIRE NEAR THE C,ry or
AsHEvILLE-Asheville, N. c., August 20
me three-story brick building at Sulphur
| springs, hVe miles from here presided over
by Col. j. IL. Steele and known as the
| llotel Belmont, was totally consumed last
night at 1870 o'clock. There were ono
hundred and thirty-eight guests in the hotel
| ana they barely escaped with their lives:
| III most cases not saving an article of cloth
| ing.
The alarm was received in Ashcvilo by
telephone at 40 and the hose and reel
companies were At once notified, but the
distance was too great to allow of their
being of much assistance.
HELP FOR TIE GUESTS.
AS soon rs the people in the CITY were
notlhed parties set out at once E0r the scene
of the fire. Maj or McKislick, of the Bat
terry Park, impressed every obiainable car
rage into service, and by his heroic efforts
at reaching the scene and his grca, work ut
the fire gained for himself an additional
reputation. He brought n large number Of
people to the city aud has provided for
them in every way.
DR.. VIC. Brewing, of Kenilworth Inn,
also sent number of teams from his stable
and as the injured were brought into TO yn
Drs. Battle and Williams of Ashcvlle. and
DR.. John l.. Dawson, Jr., Of Ghnrlrsion.
attended TO their wants
QUICK WORK OF THE FLAMES.
The rapiiity with which the flames sprcau- l..
seems incredible. The fire was first disc ~,
cred about | l.3O, and in half an hour Tho
building was i'll ruins, and to-day there is
not bit Of material sufficient TO boil q nm
kettic where yesterday was the grand
hotel
INCIDENTS AND LOsSE,
Mr. and Mrs. Fatman and Mrs Kahn. OF
Charleston lost everything, and the lItn
is reported to have lost $4,000 worth of
diamonds.
Mrs. W. B. Cohen, of Char,cst N, found
herself in an awful position when she
'woke. She was surr,undcl by flames
md had to throw her baby from the second
story window to Outstrctched arms below.
md had to follow by jumps and by climb.
ng down the posts
Mrs. }. w. Ross, wife of Surooon kos,
,f the navy, III attempting TO tsclnc fell
RON me second story porch and was
ser ously injured, She lost her diamonds
'nd about ono hundred dollars in money.
besides all hor clothing
Mrs. j. X. Ryan, of BIRMINGHAM. Ala
u the excitement Of her own cScapc m SO.
"a her child and in her agonized ccndit on
; sali to have offered one thousand dollar.
OF ITS rescue the chill was restore TO
er' but the reward was not asked
u Is said that one guest lost S.,O.u in
ash '!''" -
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

Day" Yox informs US that after drawing
up the proceedings of the County Inter
denominntinnal $. s. Convention, ho came
10 the conclusion that il would he about ~
much space hs the TINES could allow and
its readers could digest properly, from him
this week, SO he withholds his budget of
news for mex: week
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02
Gloves

Bt-s- Our correspondent +. W. j., will
see that tho official report Of tho Secretary
of the lnter,lsnsminationsl Sunday School
Convention, so completely embraces the
points in his communication, that it would
he unnecessary tautology TO publish both.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

NUMBER OF WELL KNOWN UorsIs
IpIhNEn,-NashviIlc, Tenn, August %
Last night about - o'clock, the stables NJ
south Side Park, Columbia, were Il severed
TO be on fire The flames sprcal rapidly,
ahd IN II short while all save ors r,y W.
aola4o. The stablenan were unable fo ston
It, The following horses were burned.
rrincc Pilot, 2.22, PAGER. by Prince Pulaski:
Rosa e., PAGER, two-ycars- hv bun OK
b'ack Bcss. PAGER, 2.27; Minnie Il. Pair.
heid Hal F!oi Tom Hall, Jr.': Adl Huri <.
colt "ni a Tom Hall fly .dfcld. z. PSI.
was seriously injured. RoSo q. and Adj.
neld. were insured for $1,000 each. re
loss on the o'her horses, nblr> AMI ryarg =
very h"avy The fire w;.| Of mc,md acy
orS'n' AMI was the second attempt u burn
the stables.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

Be9- During Q terrific storm Of thunder
and lightning last Sunday afternoon, a col
orcd boy, son Of Albert Sanders, was pros.
trated by the lightning, and for some hours
it was thought lie would not recover. He,
however, survived the shock and is now well
over its effects
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

We have speedy and positive cure for
cata'rh, .iphtherii, ciukcr mouth aad
headache, Ia slllLOll'S : CArAREn RENE
DY. A nasal injector free win each bottle
Use i j! you desire health aud sweet lreath
Price vOc. SVld by II. j. Smith y c..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02
Tillman Triumphant

Well, we've met the enemy AMI We are
theirs In other words, Tilman delegates
have been elected IN every county bat four
- nl'siVn, Rchland. Sumter and ker-
shaw. aud perhaps Fairfield nllmans
majority VIII range from 5000 to 10000
n! ID" Conservatory Gonyrcs,mcn. cx
ceri ErAwicy al. jrc,c George Tluar
were ordered ~ remsiu u. hem.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02
Personals.

Miss Minnie Beatty, from Mississippi, who
hns boon spending the summer with Miss
Lila Beatty, accompanied by Mr.. Robert B.
Beatty returned TO her home Friday.
Miss Ethelind Goss returned from Saiuda
last Thursday.
Mr.. David Iiushucnin, Of Charleston,
who was very i'll with Typhoid fever, and
wont to Glenn Springs, passed through
town Saturday, on his way home feeling
very much improved.
Mrs 4. II. Foster and three daughters
returned from Spartanburg last Monday.
Mr.. &. G.. Culp has returned from Glenn
Springs, much improved
Misses Lizzie and Elcasc Gibbcs returned
TO Augusta, Ga, Monday, after spending q
few weeks with Mrs. W. NJ. Gibbes.
Mr.. W. Il. GoSs returned TO South Ecthle-
hem where he will resume his studies al
Lchigh University.
Mrs Bash. of Savannah. Ga, is visiting
| her brother. NJ. j. J Purcell.
A. W. Thomson, Esq, has gone to Colum-
DlU W SFt INV SV'S "Ho' Nv Nb"''
lin votcs)
Miss M"y Withcvs, Of Choster, who has
been on visit to Mrs. L.. T.. Mcador, re
turned to her home to-day.
! Mrs. lsnstte Wallace apl- son. Munro.
VT. I, u Butler has returned Fl ON the
Gland OF the sky,' mostly on Ccar's Hc.d,
| where hc made charming visit having
"met bis ihtc' in far Georgian.
Mrs. Mamie Under has returned from
Atltutn. Ga.
Dan II. Wallace has gone to Sparanburg
where he will attend n dance and have Il
g"od time with the f,ir sex in general
Col. l.. y. Duncan went to Columbia We'd
neSday.
Mr.. IL. l.. Go>S and his son Harry return
cd from Buffalo l.iihia Springs, Va, last
Wednesday. Mr.. Goss has improved very
much in health.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

RSS-- sscond primary will be Deces-
sary to decide between J. Is. T. Scott and
W. L. Jster for the sfiise Of Treasurer: and
J. II. Blanton and Matt b. Morgan for
Auditor,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

| Awful PE0riIGN,N.-- from Toj0cco
| When Richard uElcsby, Ex-Governor of the
| State .! linois. was in this CITY about
| eight years ag1 he was candidate for oicc-
tion, and during his stay he accepted a
| frcndy oticr to dint at pclmonico : The
dinner progrosscd-soup, fish. etc with
wine 10 cuch, were brought along-and the
candidate Tor hOnCrS took each in Il SORT of n
mute prcIc.t nj zach cXirayagance and
W. te, Determined t1 the best o. his
ability. to "io rs the Romans do" The
climax was renchcl, however, with the
cigars. His host told the waiter to bring
some Henry Clays naming the size. and Mr..
Oglcshy catching the name, began TO talk of
the ftmOuS statesman. Just then the cirlrs
arrived; aud his host. asking "how much?"
was told 10 cents each Richard Ogcsby
nearly fell III; of his chair.
"Thlt settles il. he cried Take 'cm a.
way I've sto Il your dcrned dinner: its
watsc ami h"iyhncSS for did not know any
thing ahou;ui bu, -four cigar> toy a dollar
Great Sco,, Take en- away. man If if
were known at home tha, | smoked .! cent
cigars it "uut.t ram me soc lily rcli Liou.ly,
politically aui financially why, men would
tie afraid to trust me. My my. my. Take
EN- away, boy; u 1-ccntcr is good enough
for mo AT home, aud I'll >rrin. yours TO
10 ccuts. j ISt 10 keep in the procession and
save your feelings, but four cigars fer
my. my
And lie Il no get over it for an hour.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

was quiet and very romantic marriage in
Bnok!and last Sunday afternoon. Miss
WALL of Union. young lady visiting in the
city. was married TO MIR. Carpenter, despite
the objections Of parents. The couple, fail
ing to find minister, drove to the residence
of Mr.. Nike Witt, Notary Public at
brookland, who performed the ceremony,
and the couple returned to the city man
and wltc.-Co'"mbH Register.
While we do not wish to intcrposc tho
slightest objection to the every romantic
marriage, there is Wall of mystery
about what part Of Union County Miss Wall,
Mut ~os, lived in
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

WAR AGhINSr ORnk>IIUD LlHoR.-
Wilkesbalrc, Pa August -. There i, con.
siderable excitement among railroad en-.
ployes here over the Oricr of President
McLeod. issued by him day. TO the effect
that all employees of the Lchigli VALLEY and
Central rail .oad Of New Jersey must ever
their connection with al labor unions
There is considerable :alk OF striking.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

Pai.rEs MICRO 5u"RCMACY.-E1 E1'cigh, y.
G. August 2j.-A special to TIC State Chron
io'c Iy night from Goldsboro says thnt lhc
W"ayv,iiv candidate Tor Governor OF ihis
%t,,9, Dr. ENum, declared PUB icy on rhs
It Gets Of that city to-day that hs lrcfcri ed
"cGro Supremacy to what We have heretofore
bad.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

rHurHFuL - BEN.- AbueNilic : G.
Augdsi ia gentleman living at Green
woo name Hill wrote n letter to y. II
Tomrkims, the Governors private secretary.
and iDll HIM HAT il was reported in Able
y, county that Governor Tillmln had not
received any telegram fr,m Mrs. Ii llman
On IL, iav Of The campagl meeting. and
lcasiAS Nm % end co2y Of the telegram.
Nj ! mrkins replied that Lc would nd it
with pi a,urc, but the "troubic' was. there
was y, such telegram
Your cGrres espondcnt was Informed of this
by a gcatlcman whe has sccn IT," letter,
which i now in AIR. Hills possession.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

Bsb" The Spartanburg Steam Laundry
has added cleaning department TO their
business, and clothing left with their agent,
Il. q FAINT, will have prompt attention at the
following pr.ccs
Cleaning aud pressing suits Sl.00
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-02

SHILOH CON>UMrIIuN tUHr-rhiS !,
beyond question the most uccc>>ful Couch
Medicine We lave ever sold. \ few d,>cs
!Dvariably cure the worst cases of Cou,h.
Group aud Bronchitis. whi'c its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption j. with
ont II parallel i'll the history of medicine.
Since its tirst discovery it has been ,ld on 4
guarantee, II test which no other me iiciic
can stand. II you have II cough We ear
nestly ask you To try it Price Toe jOc and
81. lfyour lungs are sore. chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. H. Smith x Co.
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J. WILSON GIBr,tS.

SAr 1E>rm OI F"IW CmLrE\. \th,u,
VA august 26.-A story has reached here
from Madison county, telling of the sad
death Of the four children oia family named
wilson III the short space Of forty minutes
'hrec OF them from the bite Of "A ratilcSnnkc
ana the other by drowning
ihe sad affair occurred a few DAYS a.ro
MIS- wilson went To a spring near The
mouse Tor water. taking the baby with her.
one haa leit the house but n short tome
When screams at thc house attracted her
attention, AMI histening there found two of
ner children dead and the third oncsirL
ihe little fellow, however. was able to talk
and said they had g"kcl Their fingers
through crack in the floor and hen under
The houso hudbittrn them.
Mrs. Wilson hurried back 10 Tia, s,n.iuc
a;id there found that her ltlc baby had
crawitd int" the spring ami been drowned
Nhen the mothcr returned to tho house She
lo"nd the little boy also toad
some lime Later. the father returned
search was made, and II huge raulcsnoko
was found under the h.uSc and killed.