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The McIaI Market.

New York, February 27.-Pig iron.
quiet; American SIS 75al7 20. Copper,
quiet. Lake so GOal0 IS. Lead, dull.
Domestic e. 20a4 %. Tin, quiet; straits
S1q ~
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~ Pennsylvania stations
vlDRnnSyIVdnid LINES:
Trains Run By Central Tins

rycrrr OrTrcgs AT PErxsTL-sJs trtrior o,
MIN 81 FOOT 90 ETysrHTa NJ WDtsLfres
Az McIrKE H0rsy. NagIIfso, AND Az fhs
PEErsrLyxxIs STs9sOs, bSfrHsroEI
en--ryrursr grsrys-" Pas HANDLE BOryE.
rrafxs Rrr DAILY YfcKfL strDsT Az foSADNsf
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-D.ily except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
ut 9:1 .. N. and wheeling AZ 1871 m
e. WElSGERBER,
Gen hanagsf
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

~ CISrRIL STANDARD Tiss.
Direct route % Marietta. Parksfsbgrg, Polat
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland, Porismopth
and Cincinnati Also 20 Charleston. Clifton
Forge and stanton, Va. and Lexington aaa
Louisville. Ky
Time table effective December ., is)L
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Castoria.

sCastoria Is an excellent medicine For chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr. O. c. osooop,
Lowell, Mass.
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For disordered Liver try BEECH
ANS PILLS.
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WHEELING q ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Friday,
January 2. 1897. uains viii run 80 fellow
City Time:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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W. p. A r. DIVISION

For Pittsburg, s:i0 and I'D g. m. and s:iop
m. dsily. and i:J0 y. m. daily sIcep sunday.
For Pitt,bufR md The tag. o;l1 D M. aAily.
Warrington Accommodates. 500 .. n, ss'
ce Ut Sunday
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"Caaoris Is The best remedy for Children OF
which am acquainted hope the day is not
far distant when mothers willconSider the real
interest Of their children, and use Cas.oria in
stead Of the various quack nOstrums which are
destroying their loved ones, By forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfui
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them p premature graves"
DE- J. =. KycKzloZ,
CorHaT. Ar.
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AnHrXK

From Pittsburg. I0:I0 m. 9aily, i2.s0 p. n,
except sunday .5S and 1910 .. m daily
Washington Accommodation, 1850 q n. dsiiy
except SUNDAY
CHAS q. SCULL.
General Passenger Agent. Baltimore.
is LAhE. Wheeling delf
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arsai untirrs.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, toUNTY OF
- Ohio. In the Circuit Coart OF Ohio county,
February Rules, lSEe.
George h. Caldwell and Alfred
Caldwell plAintiffs,
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Castoria.

The Centaur Company, Murray Street Nsv YsFk C1y.
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Money at 2 Per Cent.-Government Dull
aud steady-Stocks Strong and Dull
Flour Weak-Wheat steady and I'm
changed.
aoc,, with M lOaps. closad Cffarpd NJ > nor
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RAILWAY TIME GARD,

Arrival and departure OF trains on aud after
December 18th. 1891. EXPLANATION OF RrPxr.
lScE Marks: 'Daily; tSunday excepted; :Mon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted: SUNDAY
only: saturday only. Eastern standard Time.
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For the TINES.
Union County Teachers Association.
ROBERT MORRISON,
For Com,

| Tue October session of the Association.
he'd Oh the lst insian', was one of the mo,t
! SUCCESSFUL anu interesting sessions vet held
! hoout I" "eniy-hve teachers wero in attend.
| ance L.
A lively discussion of the topic The
| Public School System" consumed consid
cradle time and brought out some very EN-.
| phatic expressions of opinion for and ar inst
the public schools, as we'll as some infor-
nation rs to the relative effectiveness of ths
system III the various sections of ihu coun-
try.
A talk by Miss Sue Jeter, on "The First
Year Ncrk III arithmetic" was pontod
practical and helpful
After several pieces of music, an election
OF officers for the ensuing year resulted as
follows:
President S. NJ, Il 'ce Jr; Vice President.
Mrs. L. q. Clifford; Secretary, Miss Minnie
Gist
Executive Commttce, j. l., Walker, Miss
Sue Jetci, NJ. l.. Lcmaster.
AFTER the officers were elected n rcrort
was heard from The CO ..miltee on Columbus
Day &C cbrailpn, and on recommendation of
That Committee, it was decided that tho
schools OF tn" country unite at the town of
Union on that day in a general celebrction.
ior winch programme will be found Csc
where in this weeks TINES The teochcrs
present decided riIht unanimously to Coz
operate Iii making the county cslebrlian q
success and promi. cd their aid,
Inc foil wing programme was announced
ior Tie meeting OF the Association TO be
he'd on tae first Saturday in November.
Music, Miss Sallie Munro.
what are the best methods for governing
the schools? +. H. Ayoock NJ. l.. Lemas.
ter Miss Dora Nhiloclt.
Music, Miss May Foster.
Second years work IN arithmetic. c.-Rob-
ert Morrison. Mrs. VI. Z. 8rit,on, Miss Nav
Kennedy.
Music, Miss IIc'tie Murphy.
Heading. Miss Helen Young.
How Shruli Geography bs taught? S.
VI Rice, j.. Mis-. Minnie Gist, Miss Lizzis
Gregory
Inc meetings of tho Association are im.
proving IN interest and scope. Hereafter,
me programme will DO arranged more after
me manner OF institute sessions aad will
take up varI us topics of schoo! work and
pursue them IN Consecutive way.
SECRETARY pro 'om.
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Correspondence Of the TIMES.
Doi ne. at and Near Jouesyifio.

JoSEsviLLE, Oct. 4.-Jbe weather has
bern all that c-uld be desired for the last
ten dsys. Jack iost threatened TO conn
but postponed his visit to some fature day.
but far il will be an early day.
Cotton is opening and being picked ouk
very fast. The little ~'-: im inc price Is
.I,her stimulating to all classes of our peo-
PIE, but the crop is so short the advance in
price will not begin to make up for il.
The aking Of molesses is about 6niIlae.l
up, and the crop has been the largesf 25hcc
the war. Nearly every family in the
county has made enough to do them and 10
10 spare. If the farmers would do this with
all the ne cess aries Of life our people would
room be Independent.
Mr.. E, NJ. Penny, who mentioned last
week as being quite i'll, is no better. II !,
brother, A. J. Penny, from Abbevillc, Is Ct
his bed side.
MIR. Dave Baker aud wife. Of Shelby, N. c..
made visit to their relatives in Jonesville
last week.
Mrs. Allie Erwin, OF Walhalla, sister of
Mrs. p. p. Williams, is visiting tho family
of Mr.. r. p. Williams.
Mr.. J. h. Lemostar has returned fr,m
Columbia, and is now buying cotton in tbi 8
market. Mr.. j. L. McWhirier is also buy
ing Cotton here, SO we have a good live "
market, and there is no need of any one
carrying their cotton past Jonesville for
bet! er market.
Mr. Boyd l.. IIames h,s taken a position
with Carroll & Carpenter, of Gatfney City.
rs Assistant Bookkeepcr.
The chils and fever still haunts the peo-
pie along the creeks ard valleys, and have
got up OH the hills in some plecei
Mrs. DR.. Orr has movel to Jonesvi'le.
ani will teach music in the Jonesv,lle Gra-
ded school.
We have n new finn ia Jouesville. Mr.
p. u. Williams and his broih'r F. T. Will
liams havo bought out Mr.. r. a. Whitlock,
and viii! continue the business at the same
stand at the post ,ifcc, under the firm
name Of Williams b. others
TELPHoFE.
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For the TIMES.
Columbus Day.

The terchcrs OF Uniou County have un-
dertaken Il joint celebration of Columbus
Day, Friday Oct. 81, 1892. The President
Of the United States. the Governor of South
Carolina, aud the Stde Super'nten lent of
Education of South Ca olina, have all issued
papers calling OH the schools to take part in
this patriotic and pleasing exercise, and tho
Union County tctchers, realizing the ad-
vhntages of corporation, believe that their
demonstration will be one of the most sue
cessful ones in the Sta'o. The following is
an outline Of the program to be observe on
Mlc Dist:
IL a. NJ, Procession OF school children.
moves from Grove in rear of oil mill.
II m, Parade returns, after passing
through the public streets, to grove, where
there will be rccitliions by children from
the county schools and the grafton of thu
day.
Further particulars viii bo aunounoed
later. Meanwhile, every teacher, school
official, parent and friend Of schools and
school children, are urged to lend his or her
inftuence toward making the day one of tho
most memorable in the countrys history.
United States flag is to be presented 70
each pupil in The parade All boys and
giYis IN the county who are now attending
school or have hcen in tho lst year. arc
urged to participate i'll the plrade. Parents
and others are urged TO help get the chill
dren to own that morning and to come
themselves, so tina, they may see just what
"schcol boys AMI girls crusade" looks
like. One of the leading schools in the
county will lake charge OF the State colors
in the parade and viii constitute n striking
feature. e
Make your preparation to be in town
thit day aud briGg all the children. We
w"n' r'.-~9 oAovpU'tv Dc present
appointed hour. The committee of arropge-
men!s will provide flags, or see that they
are provided.
ROBERT MORRISON,
For Com.
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On last Thursday evening the Young
Folks Club, organized by Miss Sa lie Munro,
gaze another delightful German at the resi-
dcnca of Mr.. J. X. Young. The German
was led in elegant style 10y Mr.. Dan H..
Wallace in the f"ll,wing Crdc".
Mr.. Dan II. Walscc with Miss Charlotte
As.on.
Mr.. Il. VI. Munro wth Miss Eizabe Ii
Grimbtl'.
NJ. G. E: Johnson with Miss Helcn
Young.
Mr.. p. McT.rre with Miss Mrggic
Young.
Mr.. J. A. Young with Miss Oc,e Young.
Mr.. J. +. McLurc with Miss Elease Grim
bail.
Ar. L. G. FAINT with Miss Bessie Rohcr~
son. rs. l..
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10 hEFCSD THE STATE DEBr.-NeXt week
Governor Til m,n ard sfa'e Treasurer Bites,
| accompaUisd by & nsres>nin Brawrey, will
leave for New York G. ty on an impo. tant
mission-one IN which ali the foauciers aud
tax payers Of Sou'h Carolina will be deeply
Interested.
They viii go for The purpose Of attempt
ing 10 arrange for iefuniing the State b .nds
OF South Ga OiiDa Congressman Brawlcy
has been here seve' al times of late confer
iJg with these two Sre'n .a:S:.'= s.;,,ut the
, .viunhing.
Uader the act Governor Tiilnaa and
Treasurer Bates constitute n commission
charged with the refundiDg 0: 1.-The consoi-
lated debt of the State" under the follow
| ing section OF the act prIviIipg for the
Redemption OF the Brown Consols.'
''Scction io. That the governor aud State
| Treasurer are hereby authorized. in their
discreet n, 10 perform ali and singular
every act necessary to carry out the provis-
| ions of this act not hcrein spec 6cally given,
aud which are not Inconsistent VITA the
provisions thereof; and in order 10 have tho
said bonds PROMPTLY laced, the governor
ami State Treasurer arc hereby authorized
| 10 offer an 10 pay commission to parties
| piac ng sai / bonds and stock; and tkc funds
oe'ouSinG 10 tic sirkiug fund are hereby
appropra el to ply such commission, if so
much be Necessary, aud $4,000 in addition
are heicAy pirorrated from the Stae
treasury, it so much addiri nal be necessary
| TO pay such cDmmission.
| crowded, however, Tha' they shall
have sad bonds aud stock placed without
paying commission if rrAc icable."
The cJnmis>iun is going to New York
now TO consult wth leaiing b,nkcrs and H.
| Offer tho new Issue Of the per cents, Gcts
OF loo9-JO, payable in 1888.
We regret to see the owing among the
leading daily pagcrs of the State as TO the
why's and whcr!fo Q OF Congressman Braw
| icy's acc cc)mp,nyns Governor Tislm,n and
| State Treasurer Bites TO New York to
arrange for tho retunding the Safe bonds
| We care mt n straw whether Mr.. Brawlry
| offered his scrv .ccs or Gov. Tillman invite
him to ass ): thcm in that import mt ma ter
| on the toEtrary, We are truly pleased to
Know they arc acting together in harmony,
for the general welfare of the Sta:c. Il i,
rs it should be the best minds of the lie.
iUrm and CVuse waive factions combining
to heal the hrc. cheS and fill up the wide and
unnatural chasm nov dividing the dcmo-
Gratis of thi State Gov. Tiilman in his
.necch to IN. dem ,cr,ric convcnin. accent
inc IN. nomina.i,n for rcc.ecton. hoe out
u,h. n; III, h,nl ,r G,Iiowshin trien,lsh;n
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MONEY iN CIECuLATIoN.-W Washington, Oct.
5.-Thc circuldion statement issued by
ths Treasury department, today shows a
net increase Of ",20G, ,GOl during the month
of Scp' 'mbcr, leaving the aggregate on the
1T. inst. Sl,596,Ol9, 1888. A year ago the
circulation wa1 -, $50, ,GS2 ,O3G. The crc,.
la'ion per capita is S24.23.
The principal items showing decrease
we're gold certificates, $7.l7G $50: silver GER
tifcates Sl,l39,2lS; currency certificates.
Sl,"2o,OOo; while increases were shown il,
United States notes Of Sj,0ji. 73S and il;
Treasury notes of 2,S&7,1G4.
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All About Town

ny OUR sPRfGBTLT local. D.. C. FAM.
We advi the Union clerks to keep one
eye ca for sneak thieves. There are q
lew Of our colore.l friends making Ginger
st eking'' ,pecia'y. Lrst week Jiu
Meas was 70 und having IN his possess on
one pair of shoes that "had stuck TO hi ~
:. ". .;oImr,s store.
On Las. Thursday as our wide awake
Marshal, Mr.. Geo. G. May, was taking q
stroll, to his greu surprise he found a
clothing store opene on Crawford Hill
lie discovered quite mics stock Of god,
which was brought to town and Gained
by Foster, Wilkes & Co.. as their m ssiug
stock. lie a'so found carpenters plane
that WAS stolen from Rob nson & Aliens
shop four years ag'. The proprietor Of The
store was one jim Means, colorcd, who is
still on the dodge.
On Wedne'iay morning Mr.. Beiensou
missed watch and informed Mr.. May Of
the fac'. The Chief started to seek his
gam, aud on his way down Main street
saw Il man that admired him little too
much and appeared to take special notice
tain's suspicion, 50 he "took him in AMI
interviewed his plckets. He found in an
inside watch pocket in his pants (the latest
style for FalN the missing watch. The
thief il one william Puiston, an | h, is now
happily qlnrtered with Sheriff Ling.
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The J.. o. will be opened for business
from 8 \. u. to G.GO =. NJ.
The Moucy Grier Department VIII he
opened for business frcm . \. ." = =.
.:s south b und mail arrives 1t 30,
=. NJ.
The North bound msil arrives AZ l.i3,
+. VI.
Street boxes will bc cmpicd every day
nj 20, 7. II.
Any inaitcnton or irregularities should
rc reported promptly to the +. NJ.
&C. HUNTER. i. VI.
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vi, WHAT \ CouGH.-Will you heed the
"afnlns. The a'gnal Ic,hars of tie sure
aPpfoach OF that more terrible disease. Con
sumption: Ask yourselves if you can afford
l"r the sake OF swing SOC, TO run the risk
ana ito nothing for II. We know from OK
h'rl'nce th"t Shi'ohs Cure will cure your
cough, 1t never fats. This explains why
more 'hah Million bottles were sod the
pHS' year II relieves Group AMI whooping
Cough at once. Mothers do not be w;thont
1t. For lame back, side or Cbcstu SbiIob's
Porous 9iastcr. Soil by II. X. Smith & 70
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|
k-#' We call special attention to IN .r.i
Gle on the tirst column of this page, headed
a. Financial Scheme" taken from the
Columbia Register.
We are ready to accept any practical
scheme or plan that viii give relief TO the
people, All! 'he Gnc =, II '&cl /" ATr. Me-
Ail.stcr seems quite practical AMI II Ster in
the right direction but prob .bly is no,
sulficcat to CIV" nl the relief tint is actually
needed and which the government should
su, Ply as quick as poss bic.
1t has one strong rec mmcniation it
w,H crc.t" 81 hone circulat nc mcdium,
sound and hcAih'c, tha, viii remain, ~ n
great measure. among tho people If the
S;a.c in which tie banks are 5 rua'c ed. TO be
cp''ct upon n he business necessities Of
the Y,oYl. dcnnul.
1t II hc as : und currency rs green.
backs. or national hank notes. because law
ful y issued ouds Of y State or Countv are
az uni and secure as the bonds of the
l"itc! States. upon which the National
Bank notes are issued.
We contend that the volume of currency
is II 4 sufficient fer re proper crmduction Of
the business Of The uEtry AMI, ,ha peoD.G
will push the dcma"i for an increase in
every possible way until il is granted by
{ nErt'S. A0l it cNnnot come too soon. :,r
the needs Of the people are rrcscat and
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Ifrn sincere regret we read The
following tlsg apiic Jsspiteh iu the atl,ns
70 JoHrnH And what N kes the incident
more ssd, on Mr. A'man's account, VIC ere
informed -, only about week before Mr..
Alman wss tmpelod TO shoot negro who
c'mmeDcfd MING upon him in the road
while riiing wtih friend in buggy, with
out any greater pr oyocntion than an cdito-
rial in the DcnoeTdt defer ding the conduct
Of an ofierFk"r .ha l.- uIo had been
compelled 10. tlOoi nsgr, dcsperado While
a temi itiug - arrest him.
MIR. Arrisn is a native of this County,
and has t-s~.kc hunser of most r,spsetab' e
relaiiyc. a.d friehds liTing here, to whom
no donbt, ih? SD news has causcl great
anx;ety-
MIR. A!man is n 'nd-hcartcd, honorable G
and Peaceatle man, but, perhaps, some who
do not know him snl the crcumst tanccs,
Attending The two unfortunate aiF,irs,
| lowing 30 closely each other, may think
that ciIhsr or both of the difficulties was
| hIought about b. his misconduct or iuli,.
ciction. The account OF the affair in his
GIice, not only cycul ates him from ali such
sispiCion, bat shows that while acting pure
| T. i'll The defensive. the weapon that infict-
ell the fatal wound "a lcnk knifc) could Eot
tc considvrc y deadly or even n dau ugcrous
Weapon, su h as man of turbulent OF
fuarrclsome dispo.iti n would carry about
hiT to use in per ontl difficulty.
We are fur her informed that the Altman
AMI hamilton fimilies were warm, ultimate
lilicnds, up 10 the time Of the fatal difficulty
| which is further whence that Mr.. Altman
acted under no impulse but shere self de-
fence. While we are satisfied that Mr.
Altman will &c honornb'y acquitted of any
wrong by q c,urt OF justice, by his own
conscience, and hy general verdict Of his
fellow citizens, to man of his sensitive
nature and gonerous impulses toward his
fellow men, the necessity for his act will
| always lie n source Of dep regret 20 him.
Jocks7n, Miss. September IS i X
| Alman, the clItu. IF The Du,ant Dcmgcrdt
Killed Victor iluuitou, the son of 5 at,
| Senator IumitOd, yesterday.
Hamilton whllc drunk went into Almau'
office, used violent auguh g. aud was elected
lie lcturned ant ut,acked the editor with ;
brick. Altman drew his pcr-knilc, stabbius
him about the neck, killing him.
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ANSWER THIS QUESTION. do So many
people we sec around us seem to prefer 10
sutherland be made miserable 10y indigestion.
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite.
Coming up Of the food, Yellow Skin, when
for rs cents We will cell them Shiloh's vitn-
hLer, guaranteed to cure them Sold by
II. /. Smith g. Co.
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We have a speedy and positive cur. for
citafrh, diPhth"rii, cankcr mouth ami
headache, in SllliOH'S CATARRn RENE
Dl. nasal injector free with each bottle
use IT II you desire health and sweet breath
Price oOc. Sold by ii. X. Smith s. Co,
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a crlorei lid was smothered 10 death
last Thursday night, in one of Col. 7. c.
Duncans houses on n,rth Cemetery street.
The child was fonnd dca in bed on Fri da y
morning. when the mother woke IN. The
verdict of the coconcr's jury wal: "Sm 9TH
erel, unknown to the jury"
Coroner L. F. Gregory presided over the
remains Of the unfortunate child.
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The coIrt.

C..-~7yy I, 1rneral expectation the Court
or Scss oos listed Ju; litt', over two days.
'rn, cas-, OF Arson. fsr burning Mr.. j. c.,
Ric',arIs dwelling AMI outhouses last
spring. was continued. The Grand jury
maic Their r,ror, wednes ,ay IN rning an d
wee discharged The pres nlment was
si.n ] Ly ,ach juryman, which we consid
,r .n im.roycment on the cld system OF
,nddIi, g IL tho rc,pon'ib lity, for go3d or
! In u;0n the .horllc-3 ,.. - :: ivr,mlu,
| ic,nu. ii. name alouc WAS nt,achol to it
| Tb, Al I,Ien 81 -. Of The Court Of Scss'o 'ons
! cn,s.i s,mewl,,, Of n stan LII N he fur
ther u. occe Iirgs Of the term, a, il fouu
| L.Yyrrs unprepareI f,r tti,l, fr want ,f
ILLNESSES, who had been rotifcd that they
wo,:ld MT b, wan'cd until late. dtys Of
| court.
The rol,w:ng is Tic ruk Of TIE Court
| So ,..ns:
Troc,,o 80 w..,cr IoI,,.r po,c
y,,, rI
ca, .y w., rI,,,,, r,, CIi,, ,1
.''''"" "'"S' "rS'"--l rue "'''
state 'S J. 4. haut, Carrying c'hcchlcd
w,arun--NO Bill
G,,r - y,rL u,vis Raft uovi, l;ou.a
|
"''""'"' ~" '"''''"' i'''" "'' "'H'''. ''
| Stho IS "a'. Tucker Ailing prisoner To
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OwNERsHIp OF EAILHoADs.-Thcrc is one
feature OF Judge tr3p's ar'a:gnment OF the
o"''',' p'''.Tiin p,i. "n'o" o'n oe i"u'r'ea oy
rol.ical orsa,,iz .tion he NAV tain with
In speaking of patcrualsm the srcukcr
said
,l,,,r - i"iy p.' p'''.o.| ''o r"llt'"'
snip OF railroaGs is absurd. 1t would cost
the government So,UJJ,OOO,O 900 to buy them.
""',' 10 ',''t' money 10 como rom lnere
mora ,h,n 1hc mnn'v ~ ..r ma,i'n. rn,
suppose We had them 1t would take 500.
600 people to operate them. We have now
'C','IU % U,".V,"o,ur'S n;'on !" VIC l"o l'2p"'oU'
rgoplc nominate un b,iy nr.,in - I,rL;n,-
tan lost.
Just so. And whether thc poycrumcn,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07

an ECLIPSE on THE 20ru. The local a..
.fonsmer' will watch will! considerable inter
est partial eclipse Of the suu, visible
throughout the whole country, on Uc.obcr
20. In Columbia the eclipse Will begin
about noon and end about . . cock in The
afternoon. About one half of the sun :
disk Will DC obscured on the Northern aud
Eastern sizes. Smoked glasses will lc in
great demand.
On the 18th Jupi'er will be in opp si;;,n
ond the most favorable position for obs ryo-
dton for more than a yclr to CONF. 1t rises
on the first Of the month n Little after sunset
and II may be easily recognized by its posi-.
zion aud great size. BY turning telescope
or even good opera glass upon the planet
ats four moons may be easily seen revolving
around 1t with beautiful precision.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07

BsiAo Georgia has given $4,000 Demo
4 aif majority. Wm Watson defeated.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-07

Buy our Franklin Shoe for men, evsrv
Iair guaranteed, for 500.
GRAHAM \ SPARKS.