davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16
Personals.

Y Ectt0uhlB.
Miss Rosa Swope, Graham g. Sparks
popular efi,l'ner, fsturned Tuesday for the
Fall and Winter season.
Dir. Mt Gist left Sunday for Newberry.
where hs viii buy cotton for J. II. Sloan
this season.
Mr.. ,. C. Byars, Of GsffDey, arrived
M""d. :, -.s. vii represent J. II. Sloan, Of
CharlottS N. c., in the cotton business.
Lr,-Mr II. ". Sparks. Of the firm of Graham
+ Aspaske} Sygped Friday from ,B,ltimore,
New York ara ether northern markets,
where he bought an extensive line of Fail
and Winter gooIs for the firm.
Mr.. X. II. Gee w\pt North Tuesday 10 buy
his Fall stock of gods.
Miss HELEN Grect spent few days with
relatives in the city \his week
Mrs Laurcns G.. hung, aud Mrs. W. II
Sarior. returned Satfday from the Batter y
Park, Asheville, n. q
Mr.. W. Z. Thomsort and family returned
Tuesday from Ssluda, \. c.
COL I. g. Duncan Ecnt to Sparanburg
this week TO sec his fatily, and on business.
Col }. Munro Walln,e, after spending n
week with relatives inl town, left for hi,
home in Mississippi Sat srday.
Mrs. Robert Sharp has returned from
Saluda, n C..
Mr.. c. NJ. Graham will o. ,;st Mr.. T.. C.
Byars in the cotton business this season.
Mr.. James Grant came down Friday from
| Snarionhuro onl ratnrnal
Nv II + MsPacr. on. "The on lRlliab'eH
cotton buyer. Ehs' arrived in tho city, and
will make it interesting f,r Buyers
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

"WnAT JURYMrS !'-At the August
term of the court for Edgefeld county,
Press rolaod, the negro who murdered
another negro some time ago, in what was
said to be mcst brutal manner, was con-
victed cf murder aud sentenced TO be
hanged OH Friday next. But the governor
comes in at theiopsortune moment and saves
the life of the prisoner hy commuliug the
sentence TO life imprisonmen, in the State
penitep,ary.
This action Of the Governor is due to a
most remarkable cause. A few days ago he
received petition from the people Of Edge
field asking for n commuia'ion of The sem
tcnce, and nine OF the Jurors who tried the
case aud rendered the verdict 0f murder in
ihe first degree, sent aiiidavits to the effect
that the te-tjmory pres cs,nted at the trial
would justify verdict Of mnns!auget
only. The governor says that he thouglA-
that if these men who heard the testimony
hal finally come tp the conclusion that the
verdict should have been mauslaughter, he
could do no more than to grant the clmru-
tation.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16
Correspondence Of the TINES.
All Sorts from Santuc.

SASruc, Sept. l3.--.'Isn't II dry and
dusty % gree's evcryons at almost every
meeting. Crops are suffering badly for rain.
Young cotton bolls are shriye!ing, fodder
and young c,rn is burning up, while the
lcayas on nea vines "-c d--;"c ed - :.ns
of, and it is thought tba, the yield Of peas
has been matcria ly affected, especially th2
late varieties.
Fodder pulling is not over with many YET
Cotton is opening rapidly. AMI IS being
pickeI almost as fast as IL opens.N
Farmers are well pleased with the quality
Of tho STAPLE, but the almost no price II
brings is dsheartenDg. sNAs.
serics of meetings was in progress at
Salem church all of last week, with Rev. a.
McA. Pi,man assisting the pastor, Rev. J.
ID. Mahon, and although the sermons were
uery sropg and etfectual in ,eviying the
spiritual condition OF the church, thvre WAS
NJ accessions The pastor went from here
to Carlisle, to conduct series Of meetings
there, a. the school house, as n church has
been organized there.
The ..2d nine" of the Santuc baseball
team had Tit" with the Thicker Greek
club last Saturday evening, end just
~ouldn't let the Thicker creek boys make
but 16 while Santuc made 3S.
NoX says that he fJuad az. VI. j. "not
so much Of lrdy's man etc and that he
| don't believe he wants TO marry at all
! We'll, never mind, | know the ladies' have
no greater almircr or adv, cate nor one that
| holds them in higher esteem than +. w. j.
but he is very often little tashful, and
caut put on "brass" in their company. As
| TO his belief about marrying ETC., | can
merely soy give me good chance.
| IOU know, Mr.. Editor, don't Ii these
| loud Tre'cntions that some young men so
often practice.
| Daue Rumor has it that Cupid is at work
! 10 this community, and from what can see,
| his arrows have been aimed well.
| don't epjry d,ncing, and 1t has less to
| please me now. took n lesso in the art
last week, with one Of those large red ants
known as "cow killers" in my shoe. is
dancing master | did no, Swing corners"
but swung that foot around, regardless of
grace OF anything else.
Miss Net,ie Jeter has been in Fish Dam
Wis ting her uncle, Mir. p. p. Hamilton.
| Miss Ida Mcdaniel has returned from a
visit TO her mother aud friends on Fair For.
| est.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bswlcy has returned from an
extended visit to relatives in Tennessee.
Ss;Mrs. X. NJ. Foster, OF Looper, Pickens
County. is visiting her parents, Dr.. and Mrs.
i. Z. Butler.
Miss Druc Smith, Of B ton Rouge, Chest cr
county, made II short visit TO relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crosby, Of West
| Chester, Chester county, was up on visit
u Mr.. - Crosby, n few days ago.
Mr.. Thos. Sartor, of Union, was in Sautuc
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. NJ. I. kolly.
T.. W. J.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16
Program of North Pacolei 5. s. Convention.

The North Pacolet Sunday School Com
vention will meet at Wilson's Chapel, at 10
o'clock q. M, September 25tb, 1892.
The following is the programme: a
l. Devotional exercises, ia which CHI
dren Of the various Schools will read tho
1881 D..'-
=, Enrolment of schools and delegates.
Address by s. s. Stokes, President of
the County Sunday School convention.
4. Is il safe for christian people 70 hep
bad company? lfnot, why not? Dise0Sei
by Prof. w. Z. Macarthur and s. j. Ham
nett.
IS Is there any genuine peace with the
uncouverted Discussed by G. w. 4Whiss-
nant and VIM. Jetferies.
g. Does the average Sunday School Super
intendent and teacher properly appreciate
his or her duty? if not, wha, are the
evidences and where is the remedy?
This question will be discussed by p. S.
w ebber and others.
7. Question box.
8. Miscellaneous.
9. Adjournment.
The music will be conducted by Prof J.
Frank Vaughn. \ recess of one hour will
he taken for recrelton aud refreshments
during the day
By order Of executive Committee.
j. l.. STRAIN.
President.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

SorrU CAR oLINA ToHAccu.-Somc time
ago Tile State gave some OF the f,cts about
the tobacco farm Of Mr.. \. II. Taylor near
this city, the first cTer attempted in this
section and stated that he hal raised very
fine crop for the first year.
The samples sent OH to the manufacturers
seem to have been above the average, for on
Saturday he made his first shipment Of an
order for 400 pounds, consigned to j. o.
w. Gravcley at Rocky Mount, n. c.,
large manufacturers. This excellent b,gin-
ming should show to the farmers of South
Carolina that tobacco raising i'll this State is
something that should not be longer neg
lecte Tile State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

BETTER PosrroNE THE FAIE.-Ihc State
Far authorizes are perh1ps unaware Of the
serious conflict or dates in r,sstd 10 the fair
OF this year, VIII ich they shonld at once tlkc
actiIn TO avert by postponiug the fair r)r ono
wtos
The Slate t1ir viii open on NoveMbe,
ant continue through till Friday. The
Stn.c and national election occnrs on the 18th
and there are going TO be issnes from ali
indications that will require every v,rer to
be at home on the day of election, aud cou&c-
qnontly seriously Interfere with the at.en !
alce at the fur.
The one object this year is to b, ing moe
reorle here thHn ever before, ard nothii.t
shoull Lc done thlt would interfere wnL
the accomplishment of that end.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

a LITTLE GIRL's EXPERIENCE IN A LIGHT
mousE-Mr and Mrs. Loren Trcscott are
Keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sani
Beach Mich, aud are blessed with daugh-
ter, four years old. Last April shc was
taken down with Measles, followed with q
dreadful Cough and turning into a fever.
Doctors at home anil at Detroit trentc her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, untl
she was handful of bones Then she
tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery and NJ,
the use Of two and ha'f bottles, was 4i1i.o
pletcly cured. They say DR.. Kings Ikw
Discovery is worth is weight in gold. yet
you may get n trial bcttlc free at B. F.
Posey's Drug Store.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

''Corbctt is in about SlO0, 900 by his vic
tory, lail n sport. While the drec;
results from the olympic club are :; $4,000
he had done considerable betting. and as ,hc
odds We're heavily against hm his win
nings in that way vii! probably amount TO
So, 600 The western sports who have
backed him TO the tune U: hundreds Of
thousands of dollars will be more than apt
TO make him = Ircscn; of a small part Of
their winnings, which will make up the
balance. Sullivan claimed that he made
nSarly S2UO,OOO cut of one OF his fights
One hundred thousand will cover Corbet.'s
winnings. That is an average of over
$1,000 for every minute he was fighting
Pugilism is the best paying in this country
If a man is successful -
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

"A Cows INrELLIGLN"R.--tUl. /. ID. Me
Donald, Of Columbia City, tells the fellow
Ing story Of animal intelligence; He had
bought lot Of stock including COW and
caf. The cow had been recommended rs
one Of tho kiude>t animals. Its motherly
affection for is offspring had more than
once attracted attention. 1t never deserted
its calf and anybody that tried TO Scpara
them was met with such pltcuWs appeals
from the Z der that Lobcdy Tut hardcn,d 1t
butcher could carry out u design against
tho younger. he c,w and calf drove along
very indillercntly with the other cltt g
until n deep stream WAS reached There
WAS II, bridge, and tho current vas very
swift When the cattle plunged in they
were swept oil their feet into deep water,
and good many Of them disappeared for n
moment
When the COW came up her first Thought
was for her calf. She held her head up
out Of the water nuI looked about III all
directions. She did not ut trs, sec her
calf, because it had been swept several rods
down stream and was struggling in the
water. The mother at length observed
this with d!amay. Instead Of making FIR
the opposite shore, as ali the other animals
had done. She plunged into the stream
and swan down below her ell! The cur
rent drove the young animal up against the
protecting bulk Of the molhCr. Then the
mother s,altrd fer the shore. her calf swim
iniug along side of her III comparatively
calm water. Some progress was made in
this way but aOUut the mil id.c Of the
stream the curi ent, striking the calf in the
forcQuartcr, swept 1t behind the cow and it
foundered down stream. The mother once
more went 10 the rescue She had 10 swan
clear round II the other side Of her calf,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

MERELY \ SuGGEsrIoN.-lt IL nimo,,
nrlt-eyliert proposition that iC no, checked
In his yoracious carccc, Jay Could will gob-
bic all the leading Industries o. the country.
Ills course reminds us Of lhud!aly who
said TO one Of her buardcrs
please, sir, there is nothing in The !yusc
to ca"
'liow about that fish said The boarder.
please, sir, The cat has eaten ~
"Thcn there's some cod chicken"
"Plcnsc, sir-thc CIT
Chen, darn it, cook the ca aud lei us
have it all at once
II the c'vcrnmcn! intends to do nnrtiilg
i'll r9gord TO railroads ana telcgraohsi it ha
better clicl Jay Could, Gu ok hin,. and have
it all AT once
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

A DISGUSTING OurR,Gr- On Saturday o
liulo news butcher ON the Ashcyii,e aud
,rtanburg asseng'r train MS '"aie the
'euh u; outrage upon !usnc an
humanity, and tho guilty pnrtIo' -. W'i Nr
severely dealt with or nj / ast a III 'Evcs-
tigation had hy the proper au,hortie-.
IL seems that when the train reached
Pacolet on Saturday rough looking man
s'n"h,nt. .. on the platform called the little
butcher and told hIEl he winied morning
paper, handing him u dimr. Tho train was
Just sarting, nnd tho little fell w could not
make tho change. As he stepped aboard hc
handed tho fellow another papor, and told
him TO hand il back 10 him OH the down trip
and he would give him hiI change. The
fellow, WHO was the worse i"r liquor, it is
said, cursed the hoy vigorously ns tho train
pulled away.
lcsrcr lay on the down Mip Conductor
Chase received II telegram that II crowd of
rubans were ut the dclot aud meant trou-
bio for the little boy. Knowing tho boy to
be as honest as any man, the conductor
cndcavored to protect ham and locked him
up i'll the baggage car When they came in
to Pacolct tho crowd approached tho con-
ductor and asked for the boy, llo told
them they could not see him. Then they
showed out n trial justice warrant for theft,
and the conductor turned him over to them.
They drgged him TO the depot and the cou
ictor wished TO know how muck they
would take TO settle Tho matter. They told
him $5o, nc .,, ,ch and wired back to thss
thoroughly honest. Last night he received
n message that the DO had been finally
released upon rnyiiES o and costs.
Such outragos as thi' should not he per-
mittcd in South Carolina and some ono
should be made 10 feel the law lor it.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

ChEEHING Sig GN.-Mr. 4. l.. Crosby, in
the September number Of the SOuthcyn C0l-
hrGtDr, says: One OF the most CHEERING
signs OF the times is the fact that this year
the South viii problbly grow the biero.t
corn crop ii ever grew. This means less
cotton. aud xss cotton means better prices
tor the smaller crop grown. There is no
use for all agricultural country to cynect
permanent prosperity 50 long as it buys
most OF its meat. flour. corn and other food
for man and banst, when 1t can grow them
cheaply AT home. inc last crop OF cotton
must have been n severe lesson TO many
growers after. spending money. time, and
Labor, on the crop. t. cultivate nmI harvest
II and not he able to &c; back what it I'm,
cost Is dlscour'gng state Of affairs.
But there Is good time couinc when the
South will produce all Of its supplies. in the
way OF products of the soil auI also many
manufacturrs. VIII th;s injure the lros-
poets of the North and Wesl? Not Il lit
the time VIII soon come whom the limit Of
production IN those sections will hc reached
and prices W il advance accordingly. and
tins is ono more reason why the South
should grow her own food, for if il is dis
aStrous for her t. buy at present very low
rlccs what will ii he ~ buy at very high
ones No, the welfare Of the whole coun.
try is best secured when every section j,
prosperous.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

SuILon's CoNSUMprIoN CURE.-This is
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine we have ever sold. \ few doses
invariably cure the worst cases Of Cough,
Group and Bronchitis While its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is with
out Il parallel in the history of mcl;c,wc,
Since its first discovery it has been II o.. 2
guarantee, Il test which no other Inc Iiciuc
can stand. If you have cough We car-
ne tly ask you to Try it Price Zoe sos and
81. ltyour lnngs arc sore. chest, OF back
lame, use Shiluh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
ii. X. Smith & CO.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16
FOR thc NEi
WHY WAS TT

Mn, EpITOr.-l confess l was surprised
to rc:civc only the suffrage Of not quite
three hundred Of the good people Of my
native County on the 3Oth ult. This, in
deed. would have been very humiliatimg to
me if my qua ifcations for, or worthiuess
Of the office were TO be Judged by the COM
parative number Of vorcs | received. But
when rcmemhcr that have Conscientious
ly and successfully laborcd for the last 20
years to elevate aud instruct hundreds of
the precious b'ys and girls of Union County,
many of whom are now the honorcl heads
of fhmilies when | remember that all
those, my pupils and most Of their pr 'cnts,
alc my firm fricdds; when remember that
my successful competitor affirmed that |
was the most worthy and deserving aspirant
for the Office, | recognize that there were
a. f---- t.-"sh' - penr against my
election.
Since | conceived that mono but aspirants
ior lcgis lativc honors need dwell on politics
and did not deem it PROPER for me to help
widen the political chasm that painfully
existed, was styled by political fanatics
and designing wire pulicrs, on the day OF
eccu1n, rs i wcak-hnced Tilimanitc or was
run ONLY by The Conservative element in
order 10 icie.t the reform movement.
Such accusations were absolutely falls G.
aad use only tov q PURPOSE. 1t does seem
thit any man who h& | the lnaninoss TO
TnINN for HIMSELF, would have remembered
anu recognized my efforts as n turner's move
ment man, when | tried 10 defend the
Alliance ('H as rURlry) for fourtec en- months,
as editor of the Alliance department in the
TINES; aud defy any man in Union County
II show more articles he has written and
Published aivocairG reform than have
written in the laSt Two yeus.
While acknowledge, Mr.. Editor. that |
wouid have felt honOrcd to have been en-
trusted with the Public Schools Of the
county tor the next two years, and would
have worked them for all they are worth :;
wlilo | acknowledge that had in my minds
eye new and untried schemes which |
believe would have benefited teachers and
pupils, and while ! would have delighted TO
have been commissioned to travel over this
grand cd County and visit the schools and
mimgie with the people aud tell them through
the TINES OF what | had seen and learned,
yet checrtul!y snbmit to the decision cf
the ballet box ; aud leaving my labor Of
love. thc schoolroom and the training of
precious immortal minds, to others | leave
JoncSviilc with fond rccolcctions of its good
people. is sunday schools, and plcasaat
assoclntions, aud return 10 my dear o'd
home near Ashny, where | oNrcct TO make
farming success in tho future as | have
in the past. ~ c. IITTLuJouy.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

p,or,.,r,or PRocypURg- The Attorney
General of late has had great trouble WIN
the handiing of rcquisitions. In almost
o,ery instance the papers have been meae
cut in q faulty madner, causing ue ny -
the marty asking for n requi''ton, 80 'ha'
,hev could arrange their papers Inc inces
s,nt repetition Of such instances has cams@u
,be Assistant Attorney General in hnnd'ing
sucb a cas-, 70 write the following letter OF
general application ~ ;,oa
DNIr Sa: | have csrefuly examined
~. -.re-- --G::>=... " os"s - '"s H.'si""''
asking that a requsition 10 granted Tor -
who, It is said. IL, now in Georgia, ana mo-,
them defective TO such ex'ent mat aav'ssu
his Excellency that he could not graft he
,couisition. 1 will state briefly what is
necessary, and IL may save m"ch LABOR au'
time.
1. A warrant must be issued for The arrest
of tho accused by a trial justice.
A warrant issued by coroner Will mol
comply With tho United Stntes statute AMI
The decisions thereon.
2. The warrant must be lodged with the
Sheriff Of the county, who will enter thereon
tho date Of lodgnent, and also his return,
which must contain oil he knows as to the
whereabouts Of the accused.
3. The clerk Of court must then make "
certified copy Of ih's warrant ana HA
endorsements, and the copy must be sent to
the Governor.
1. Accompanying this copy Of tao war
rant there must also TO scnt to the Governor
au affidavit frou tho prosecutor himself T.
the effect, first That the accusad is II iusI.
tive from Justice, second, where the accused
is, to tho bcst Of the ailianrs ) knowledge an
belief; and third, that The requisiion IS not
sought for the purpose OF e''leci'nS d"h''
but only for the purpose OF v'n licnting th'
law relating to tho crime with which the
party is charged.
8. Ifihe party sl,il have boon arro}te
on a warrant issueI either by trirl Justio;
or other authority; aud shall afternaris
have escape and tru, bill has Jccn rem
dsrcd against him by the grand jury IN
snch case ccrtife cory of the Indictment
must bn Ecnt 10 The Governor instead OF tho
certified copy Of the wa'rrn,, AZ dirccie IN
the third paragraph hercinabovc. But in
either case, aud in every case, tho atii 'avit
described in the fourth paragraph herein
above must be sent to the Governor.
Yours very truly,
b. a. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Attorney GcncrcI
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

No PoLIrics IN EITHg CASE Officers d
q. Ward of the South Carolina Railway AMI
John IL. Montgomery of the PacolCt Manu-
featuring Company have respectively
crashed out Tillmanitc slandcrs that mcn in
ih'ir employ have been discharged for politi-
ca reasons. Mr. Wards section Mcs.cr
was removed FOR gross neglect Of duty IN
Mr.. Monlgomcry's .hand fJr dish nc, y.
li.'mar martyrs do no credit to him.
Ihe Slah.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

ANSWER Tnls QUESTION. Why Dc 50 iHauy
people we see around us seem 10 prefer to
Suiicr and he made miserable hy Indigestion,
ConS'ipaii'n Dizziness. Loss Of Appel. .,r.
ming Il? Of the food. Yellow Skin. WI
tor - cents We will sell them Shilghs Via.e
lzc?, guaranteed TO cure them S"ll by
II. X. Smith 6 Go.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16
MILLINERY GOODS.

Our Milliucr has r,.urned from the
North, and is now about ready to show you
ono OF the prettiost ires of Millinery goods
in the State, al prices To suit every one.
GRAHAM X SPARKS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

DESERVING nENEC.--Wc desire 70 say TO
our citizens. that for years we have been
selling Dr. King New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption. DR. King New lGie Pills, Back
len ArnIca Salv" anl Electric tt.gs AID
h'He never handle remedies that sci as
we. or that have given auclI umiycr.ai
N"Sinc'lop. We do not hcsiat" t. ap#riu-
zee mem every time, and wc s'anl ready to
Frlun" the purchase Price, # satisfactory
results Ito not follow their use. ih 80 RENE
Me, nave won mr. po"nlrriy purely or
ih'!r merits. +. +. Poscy DRUGGIST.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

Bs.3" r. l.. Bailey is moving int his
handsome new store. 90 and see what II
getty" appearance ii puts on Ihoma'.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

Ieay" There will be delightful dime
reading and refreshments, this evening
Thurs iny) nj 81 oclo;k, at Mrs. bawkins. e.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

IoM WATSON REUSED FooD IS S;rAu,N.--
Augusta Ga, Sept. Tom Mr,s,a and
nus TRENDS were refused cufert ,irment alta
hotel and went diuncrlcss IN Sparia vhorH
he he'd joint debate with Minor El,ck
today, because when Watson sp.k, r.are
last week h's AK vf racc equality in laced
negro toaitempt TO dine " Ia the whie u op,c
in The hotel, When hc w.s put ont .cycral
negroes shot their pistols into IL. n,,cl
"&'sbms : appeals 10 the r~,,.cs are
GuvlnE The whites from him. and Wen VA
son and H'u'" reached lh u.ya, W.'..r,
home. today, Cr"v yr. 'or .,,. f,r
bl',k ana not Watson myp Wa, ~ s,.G;.--
" J. IlrM
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-16

NARROW ESCAPE or Circus GiRL.-
Winston, n. c., Sept. lO.--Miune Mcr-
rick, circus girl. whic riding in lion 5
cage in street parade this morning was
attacked by lion. Her right jaw was
torn open and had to be sowed up. The
male keeper came 10 her rescue Just in tune
TO Save her life.