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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-14
PeTsor ais.

Fenitcniisry ku'rd Lyes carried two
representatives" from, Union County d,wr
with him Sunday. One ortwo yea,s, th,
other Que year. Both cvlored.
Miss Ltl'a McKissick after an absence O
some time returned Tues lay.
Mr.. W, II. Mellichamp of, News and
Courier, was in town this week busily ,e
newing cd and taking new subscriptions te
his paper.
The Metho list Church will commence. n
SERIES or services last hight, Mt ~ o'cio OK /.
Rev. Mr.. Stoll, Of Williams on, preache
the frst sermon. The church is ncarly
comI lrted, h'vn been remrde'ei on tho
inside.
MIR. II. L.. Goss is lying quito sick at his
residence oil Main stre~i.
MIR. ". L. Wal nco went TO Charl,tte, n.
c., Inst Mo'dny, vi re he will earn the cot
'eh ooS'"A'" ;"uIer the !!e.th Co ton Co.
Maj, ID. II. Duncan, Of Sparranhurg, at
tendc court th's Wsek and uas ne sue,t Of
Cri. v. G. Dn n
Mr.. d. +. IIyd,ick, Esq. of 81 artanburg.
is atte, dig ccuit This week.
Miss May ruucan went down en- the
South b uni train Monday. She will bs
Shsent ali The w'n'er.
Rev. B. Alison rcturu ed from The moun.
taius on Tu,sd.y.
Mrs. ". W. Du, can, of Srarianburg, i,
visiting Mis-. I. c. Duncan, who is quite
SEX WITH fevY.
lindsay n. McNally went 10 Athens, g.,
on Wednesday to learn the ar. Of buying
cotton.
Judge Co Iran is q tending court and. is
the guest cf Mr.. Gro. c. Perrin.
Misses Agnc' and Jennie Lee McMas-
ter, of CDlum'ia, are visiting Mis-. Jas. NJ,
Ges.
r ". Shaud, Esq and Col. Davil John
SIN are attending court.
MIR. W, c Wallace left yesterday for
Madison, Ga, whe,e he viii buy cotton.
The cotton buyers home Union, S. C.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Busy Clifton Briefs,

CLIFTON, Oct. 10.-Politicai excitement
having subsided, Clifton wears the serene
though busy aspect which characterizes il,
md our merchants are receiving q good
trade from the surrounding country.
Mr.. +. Boniar, Manager Of the stores OF
the Clifton Mfg and d. E. Converse Com.
Panies, hos recently re'urned from New
York and Baltimore where he made his Fall
and Winter purchases.
MIR. N, S. Mitchell has removed 10 the
handsome store on Main street, owned by
| Mr.. A. b. Wessinger.
Messrs. W. X. Bishop and d. &. Stewart
have recently purchased the stock Of Mr..
j. l.. Cooksy, aud will conduct business
under the firm name and Style Of Bishop &
| Stuart.
Miss Carrie Sondley, who has just CON-
| pleted course of instruction with Messrs
Armstrong, Gator 4 Co., Of Ba timore, will
conduct the millinery department of the
Company's store at Clifton No. /.
Messrs. Lane - Anderson, aud Charles
Tompkins, Of Edgefeld, will assist a.r
Sumpter Moore, the paymaster and cotton
buyer Of the Clifton M'fg Co., this season
| DR.. Ducas Bates, . talented young man,
and son of onr esteemed follow townsmap,
DR.. Is. +. Bates, has gone to Baltimore to
| complete his medical studies.
Clifton is q healthy place, but we have four
physicians (all good ones) Drs Bates. Falls,
Sloan and Douglass, who have good prac-
| tice, extending for miles around in the
county. DIR. Doug'ass is from Union
County. The Sunbeam Society (which i, an
organization Of children, for the purpose OF
assisting missionary work) gave a very sue
cessful and entertaining exhibition At the
church yesterday. Mrs. W. D. Moutgom-
cry, by whom the society was organized and
is being conducted. eortsiniy deserves praise
Tor such successful work in O good cause.
Rev. j. ID. Iuggins and his interesting q
family spent last Saturday and Sunday in
Clifton.
Miss Fannie Warjlaw, a sister of C,pt.
J. G: Wardlow, Of this place, has decided to
reside 10 Chiffon, where she has quite
that pleasant and hospitab'e manner 50
thoroughly characteristic Of him.
Mr. C. E. Falls, Sec'y and Treas'r of
Kings Mountain Cotton Mill, has been
visiting his friends here at his former home.
SEATON.
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Correspon lence Of the TIMES.
Life And People in Santuo.

SANTuo, 0o'. 10.-All things arc ,au' q, !,
politically down here at present, oxcs aeu
occasional conjecture as to who Will bSE.n
next President. The people are turrke
heir attention to their WORK in very.
cheerful manner, and very few have Idle
time.
The ton ginning seas m is ia rly under
way, and a considerable number Of gins are
running doing the work
There have been several strong efforts
made on the part Of several male member3
10 keep up the !. @. G. 4, Lodge, that was
organized here last winter but fear IL i,
gone by the board" 1t is to be regretted
that such society must die from shere star.
vati IN ne this one has, here. / regret very
much to say, that its dearh. is attributed di.
rectiy to the lack of interest taken in it hy
the 'ad es. Very few have ever Joined it,
and all know that no such organization can
i've E.th'ut the Iaiies holp aud influence.
But understand there, is going to Be
another effort made to revive the Lo igs.
Rev. j. +. Jacobs, financial agent Of the
Clinton Presbyteri,n College, preached q
very practical and instructive sermon at the
pres6yteran Church yesterday, from Acts
I5:2s. l wish hal time, space, and abil-
l have not; and suffice TITO Say that every
body felt greatly benefited by, and well
pleased with II.
MIR. Frank Hohsou, q gentleman who is
Known 10 many Of tho older people 10 q
large section OF This county VIII, went to
Pontotoc' Mississippi, seventeen years ago
returned to his native county last weee,
bringing with himlhis youngest daughtes,
Miss Ernie, aud they were warmly we'-
coined by affec'ionate relatives and friends
here. During all of these long years, two
of his children remained hero, and II 4ff,ri,
ed them much pleasure to welcome their low
ed parent back: Hsspeaks well Of Mis- ,issb-
pi as cotton counary, but thinkz better Of
this But all together # very fayorable
The following young people have Of late
left here for college: Mr.. II. G.. A. Jeier,
for Furmau; Miss Neftie Jeter, for Can-
verse; MIR. ]. p. Thomas, Jr., for the Citadel,
and Today Miss Jamie Wiley will leayss ffSf
All Healing Springs, N. c.
Miss Ella Long, Of Columbia, who has
been wishing nv. and Mrs, A. s, Crosby,
left for her home yesterday. =.
Mr.. Gillian Kelly, formerly Of this
county, now in the drug business At Flo
villa, Ca. is on a shor, visit to his brother,
Rev. NJ. B. Kelly.
Ew,J,
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Riverside News and Dcotrins

| RIVERSIDE. Oct. 10 Your columns hsve.
Doeu crowded of late, and We notice for
come weeks past that some paluaJie coa.-
| mnoican'ps have been necessarily postpon-
| Gu, nevertheless wemill venture line or 50
| from versids and leave il with the Editor
basket ss tr assign .. to herSraus waste
Since the primary cleo i,n. men and
'h'ngs have iuisted down very considerable
anu All Is "pcacs and hominu'' on Riveraidc.
Farmers are using the present, dslieht ful
weather. to the ben advantage by patherino'
ep't,n q. rafidly as p ,ssible Tbs crop is
nearly oil open, and The fields nre inviting
inaeed: oae monrh of good weather and the
cr p VIII be practically gathered. Only a
=, =, LINERS liners VIII isilto make corn enough
The sorghum crop has iurnel out wen
bur ths mills are not equal to Tho occas;om
Su'ntuies Of cane have net been touched n.
yet. .5.es :
We believe mors wheat viii be sowed this
year than lat
Miss Ella Long, Of Colombia, is visiting
relatives cu Riverside.
Miss Ella Whitleck hns returned Senc
froo, Irdinn Territory.
MISS Elizabeth Hughes is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. }. Moorehcad at Hickory
aroVe. Our old friend, W. j. NJ. Is doing
w e'S'SohNi ouslueS5, anu ought 10 be
immensely happy siuoe robbing riverside
OF one VI it's choicest gems.
Miss Carrie Foster, Of Union, is teaching
at the Mt Tab,r Academy. Miss Foster is
an exec lent teacher aud will give satisfac-
tim.
Miss Katie Moorehs,d, of Mt. Tabor. has
o position in the High School at Hickoryss
Miss Katie has enjoyed superior advanIaqsS
and her valuable sersices will DO appre-
ciate!. .,4 .s,l,si S
Miss Bernice Hughes has been seochinr
hoursbing schoo. a, the Browns Creek
school house. ~:
Rev, W. y G. !Iumpnriss preache, this
year at the Ph'lrpi Baptist church. Mr..
HUMPHREYS is good preacher and usuk
attracts a good congregation. l am
posed to tnink. however, the Rev. gentleinyy.
gal little "of' in his zel to defend his
mode OF baptism" when he stated pub
licly that neither spr;akling or pouring is
baptism. II he Is right, then what host Of
ignorant people there are in other chu rohes
who do not agree with him. Mr.. n. tells
US that no other mode Of baptism was pra,-
Iiced for $50 years after Christ Now, will
Bro. (no, excuse me-, am MT q bap,istl
viii; Kew, II. tell u, his authority for savings
the Apostle Paul was immersed, and oblige
JoE.
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A sraiSesSr SUNDAY OnprxAxcE.-The
City Cvuneil or Gro n1i ie has under cons; i
erotion the fo't'wing provs'o on in can Orii.
nance TO- the better observance of the Lords
Day." 1t is" string mt pro vision, AMI We
should like tosee IT tes'cd la Grsenville
'Seetion 2. 10 bar rSou,, saloon or other
place where soiriicous liquors are sold.
shall be opened on The Lords day for tho
sale, gitt or harier Of spirituou, LIQUORS or
malt liquors, wine or cider, or for apy other
purpose: Anu II shall be unlawful for any
person or re sons 10 enter on tho lords
day sny tnr room, sal on or. ether place
where 81 ityons liquor, are sold
Fur our part wsthiak tho present State
laws ag g,insts ,ll;ng viii key vi the Lords
Rsy as quite suiiri,n', if you can fin !,
drsi, il formers who vi go upon the witness
stand .ai teiti,y ,,gaiust the riolat. .rs of tho
iaws, an,l u ut, fad officers, from Mayor
down. VIII, vi It ict y aid p,' sis ,enry en-
f.r,e the law.
Suadsy:s o d.v A. i,;,h a., i.,
feel safer from detccti than en- any other
day in the week. The Christian people
cf" community arc g"ner"iy at church,
or at their h IN $, on that day and
not standing around the streets watch
ing barrooms, White those who don't
81 to church, gencr lily ":ake a nip or two
pn Sunday lspd yoRd miher ihank tie
ba' keerer nj oblig'ns them than report
him for viohingthe Sunlny law Not uu,i
we can stop pso. lc d inki g whiskey on the
Lords Dayl will sry law ST p the sale Of it
| on that dsf
Huderstaaa u', we are opprsed 10 d,ink-
ing or sellibg whiskey, ~ beverage, ON
any day, b4t drinking and ss,ing &, hand
In hani; oEe canao' exist wi hout the ohe:;
AMI as it is now vel! established that the
Kceley treatmcnt will stop the drinking aud
us.onss else h's Prep sed sn ,ifsst4al plan -
stop thc selling, we suggest that fund be
raised in every set,l, msnt. town and city,
for the purpo,e of putting every man or wo-
man HAT dF nks Ehi,key under the Keelry
treatment: That will stop both drinking
ana sellns-and then the millsup' um.
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Columbus Bay. Got. 2lst., 1893.

Will be &C CITRATE by the white schools Of
Up on County at the town Of Union on
Friday the 2lst inst.
The prog anime is ms follows:
!. Grand la-aIe If the children ut IL
o'clock. Line Of march starts from Graded
School grounds, VIII re oil tho children,
whether coming t, town by themselves, with
their parents, or rs schools, nre urged to
assemble from 10 to IL o'clock.
2. Devotional exercises at stand OIL Graded
School grounds, at II o'clock.
8. Recitaions by pupils, representing the
County schools ut the sage in the grove.
A. Formal exercises close with singing the
nsiopal hymn "Amer;o,," beginning, "My
country lis Of thtei = ::
The following points should be borne in
mind:
That this is n County celebration and
every teachc-, whether his or her school b.
in session n"w OF not, is expected to be pres
cnt, and use every influence to have the
children of his OF het school or semmunity
here AMI take part in the parade !
That the celebration is under the aus pices
aud management Of the County Teachers
Association.
axarx- -hox-and- eysrs-Girl. In the
Cohnty who Is now in seh9ol or has been ip
school during tho 'rst year, is expected to
join in the parade.
That Uni'ed States Dag, not smaller than
IL by 18 inches will be presented to saoh
child in Fne
Tint every parent in the County is urged
to be present that day and see what an i'm
posing demonstration the children of the
County can make.
That syery one who reads this notice 10
expected to help to the best Of his or her
sbi'i to swell the numbers that day,
That first class band of music from o
peighboring county is expected 10 furnisl,
music for the occasion.
That by special arrangement the lea'ling
girls school in the County will look after
the State colors, and will constitute on
attractive feature Of the papade.
TLat The children will carry at various
points 10 the limo mottoes. inscriptions and
.'demauds" which every parent in III;
County should read and regard.
That there meyer WAS demonstration of
this kind in the County before, and it SHOULD
not be missed.
That main street, in the town of Union.
will be gay with flags aud bunting thai
day.
That the Committee wants to see oil the
children in the County, from 6 to 1s years
old, and all the pupils over ls, in the line
of march, wearing every day clothes and
smiling faces.
That every teacher now teaching will
send representative from his or her school
to take part in the declomations, without
further notice.
---RoD.-E-r rTorrIsoN,
For Cop,
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For the TiNEss
Broad River 8. 8. Union

The Sunday School Union Of the middle
section Of the Broad River Association will
meet with Goucher Creek church on Sa,ur-
day before tae 9th Sunday iu October, at 10
A. NJ.
First subject for discussion "What are
the difficulties and dangers before us in our
work ?" Speakers, I. Chalk and 4. NJ.
Littlejohn.
I'd. what is the impo, tspce of the Sum
day school in comparison with prayer
meetings and preaching services p Speak
ers, Rev. J, ID. Bailey and W. Sam Lips.
comb.
Sd. "Who are responsible for tho c,rrect
and successful management Of the Sunday
school T. Speakers, J. r, Jsfsriss aud
ruth ruth. I" Speaker. Rev. J. b. Bailey and
C. c. Roberts.
I'M, PEBLER, Ssc'y.
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! ~ d that they should be stated in direct and

~ d that they should be stated in direct and
a!rlc tenn.
STANDS on HIS MEaIrs.
T.i"u"h much is left unwri',eo, my record
rs ,Whi c se"vant leaves nprxcuse for mis-
unI',s an'ling my belief and Iosition on
tic qu's ION. which arc now preson,ed to
rha W crs % TIE lind for thcir decision
Call Il 'or tic third time {, represent the
p,rty Of my cli ice in the contest for the
Ill rr,na y OF Democratic principle, my
rr,t fl npprec' alton cf i;s confidence los
,laa cff,ces t',c s lea scnse Of my res
pnnsiii ty. If tho 40 ion OF tho Corv n.
t'"n yon re resent sh /! lie endorsed hy the
al sses nf NV cOun,rymcu. will ~ umc
lie d tic o. The great flee I" which have
been II min,t'd. knowing wei it !abors
an p",pl-x ties. ard with humh'o rel ance
the twin. Being, iufnite in power 10
.nL an | ooHsiant in " ,tchfnl care .vor our
"a ro nation,
f"n,s very nply,
GRofg2 CLEvrLAXg,
G'ey G,'les. Sepia'@ber 70, 1892.
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bS-, The card of the newLsw firm OF
Johnson g. Butler, appears iu our columns
this week. q.
The senior member Of the arm, David
johnson, Jr., Esq, is we'll known 10 our
readers. He practiced Law at this bar many
years and is acknowledged to be one of The
ablest Lawyers in the State.
NIT. b. Butler, the junior member, 10
also we'll known to the citizens of this
County. He is young man Of decided
billy, and is rising fast in his profession.
Both gentlemen are natives of Uni3n
County, and their combined talents make
strong aud popular firm.
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On, WHAT A CoUaH.--Will you heed the
warnipg. The signal perhaps of the sure
approach Of that more terrible disease, Con-
sumpfion. Ask yourselves II you can afford
for sake Of saving Soc, TO run the risk
and do. nothing for It, We know from cx-
periencc that Shiloh's Cure will cure your
Cough. il never fails. This cxplsins why
moreihan Million bottles were sold the
past gear. II relieves Group and whooping
Cough ut once Mothers do not be without
IL. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh s
Porous Plaster. Sold by II. X. Smith s. Co.
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The Poll Last.

The Poll Last.
The labor, expense qpl tax upon the
capacity Of The "fice 10 get out the Poll
List this year caused con. ilerable delay iu
getting the list of most of the Townships to
our subscribers, and We had 10 NAL them
separately, in tho form of Supplement to
the TINES
From Information received, the canvas of
the several Townships iu this County, fop
poll tax payers, has rut uro1 The poll tax
list nearly il no quite GOO additional names,
aiding that Rumber of dollars 10 the school
fund Of tho County, so that the expenses
incurred was money probably invested.
The iolloging is !he number Of poll tax
payers in each Tnwhship; -
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For the TINES.
The News ct Asbury.

ALDuRY, Oct. l0.--Tbe msnotony Of our
country life was broken st asbgry Ffiday
night, 30,h ult., by q delightful musical
given at the residence of Mr.. J. r. Little
John. The chief musicians were Misses
Fannie aud Mary Liltlejohn, Mrs. ] d.
Jsfferies, Jr., and Mr.. Sumpter Littlejohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] A. Lttlsjohn have LEFT
their country home and expect 70 make
Spartsnbqrg their Plecs Of resiisncs IN ~
church, the Sunday school aad 10 the com.
munity generally.
We regret 10 announce li.st Misses Nan
ME Byars aud Mamie Cook are quite siskvl
Miss Beulah Harris, Of Unsoo. is visiting
Mr.. 8. L. Pryor's family.
Mr.. Tbos. Hames has just completed .
very handsome giu house which shows that
the Formers in this vic nifty are still pro-
gressive. LAuDMAxS.
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For the TIMES.
Inc Hanioth Cave Of Georgia.

Ff2Ys.- cNy0-ss@,>zu<> "a
It is beautifully artistic. We went into it
about quarter Of mile. There are rooms
in IL, and it has nice water, and 10 one
room there is counter Of rock that projects
from the wall, and on top of this counter q
spring of lime water as clear as crystal
issues, While at the end Of the counter is q
rock iu the shape of one of the P,tent bee
gums, about as large as water bucket at
the bottom, tapsring until 1t comes 10 o
point at the top. Ills very near white and
looks like statue; and overhead there are
little pieces Of rock about as large as your
6nger, hanging like icicles frcm the top,
looking like they were finished off with
sold gold" when the reflection of the light
Of a lantern shines upon them.
And outside, on top Of the osve, the pio-
turs is most beautiful. 1t is green with
vines of many kinds, while the moss is just
lovely, and It appears very strange TO see
the trees growing over the cave, il looks
AS II they were growing on top Of rocks
| Several Of us spent day at the cave lac
week. We took our dinnerswith us. and
| had q "spread OUT in true picnic style
And oh we just had nm Immense" good
time. We will close for fear our letter
will be too long. Wishing the rsnerabl,
Editor and the oil UYIos TINES mucl
success, We arc
| Yours truly,
| MAMIE AND CARRIE.
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pea. 1t is intended TO make next Friday
"Ibe biggest day" that Union has ever had.
Send the children from the country TO see
it and swell the grand chorus Of sweet
voices. And parents be sure and come
yourselves.
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FALLING OR eF PHos?aHArR RoYALrY-Ths
following returns of the Phosphate Royelty
how u sa;iou' falling of from last year,
which fell of from the year before.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. S.--The books of the
State treasurer show that for the year end
ing September 3ls'. 1892, tho phosphate
rock reyal'y paid the Slate amountsi 10
$l44 ,792, 1884, a falling of of $50, ,7O9, SO
from the previous aear.-Speeial TO Green
vile Ners.
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No. The oath session Of the Union
County Baptist g. s. Convention WI meet
with the Padgetts creek church on Friday
(28ih) before the 9th Sunday Of this month,
and will include the 29th and SOth. The
programme and subjects hr discussion will
be published next week.
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Rea- We regret to learn that Judson
Sarratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sarratt,
islyi"g almost hopelessly sick, with typhoid
fever, at the residence of his parents at
Gaffney CITY. His sister, Mrs. s. NJ. Rice,
Jr., of this town was summoned by tele
graph to his bedside.
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3ss are truly pleased 10 learn that
the rspoft Of the killing Of Mr.. Hamilton
by Editor Altman, at Durant. Mis-, is not
true. The unfortunate end purely acciden'
tai difficulty between the two gentlemen
has been mutually adjusted. and the former
close friendship between the parties has
been fully restored.
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GORE-SCOTT. Married, at the resi-
dencs of the BRIDES father. J. w. Scott, Oct.
II, 1892, by Rev. d. p. Boyd, assisted by
Rev. ID. Tiller, Mr.. Thos. II. Gore to Miss
Alice Scott; all Of Union County.
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De4- Mr.. Henrietta Irby, widow Of the
late Col. }. IL. lrby and mother of Senator
j. l.. M. Irby, died at her residence in
Laurens last week. at the advanced age Of
"a years.
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BssS- The roll of Clifford Seminary now
numbers 55-thirty boarders and twenty
hve day scholars. The roll of boarding
pupils is expected to reach 40 by the end
uf this moth.
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BeAL- Don't deprive the children Of the
great pleasure ofjoining in the celebration
next Friday. 1t will be pleasantly remem.
bered by them long after their parents and
teachers have gone to their everlasting rest.
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H 0< : I'VE D1H13VfOsEt'
The 7. q. will be opened FOR business
from S y. NJ. 10 GOO Z. NJ.
The Money Orier Department will be
opened f.r business from 8 A. NJ. to 4P. NJ.
II" South b und NAL arrives ct 3.25,
4 ".
TIE ~ ia 'onud ~ il . Rigs q l,45,
u. NJ.
5 rec; boxes Will To emp'ied every day
al lbs L. NJ.
Any inattention or irregularities should
rc reported promptly to the +. NJ.
J. &. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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Gss" Every Iarcnt and teacher in this
County should, if possible. be in Union next
Friday, it will be a gala day for The chill.
dren.
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Bs1" 1t is proposed TO make next Friday,
childrens day, sure enough, in this county,
BY b'inging all the children ssof the county
together in one glorious celebration.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-14
Changes in'Advsrtissmsnts.

Changes In n'Advertissments. g.,
We call attention 10 the change Of terms
in the advertisement Of ihesale Of pacoie:
lends, by T. L. Hames, Executor.
Afso,an the advertisement of the Annual
Meeting of the County Commissions, 10 the
10Th November.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-14

RFg- Tho mad dog spoken of last week
that attacked MIR. j. NJ. Bennett, was after.
wards killed by Mr.. 4. J. Estes.