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For the TfMRs.
Note From the Trough Shoals Mills.

PACoLEr COTTON Mills, Feb. 1.-Editor
Union TINES: Thinking probably you might
like to hear from this part Of tho country,
wo concluded to drop you note from here
Tins is in Spartanburg County, but one
would scarcely think but what we were in
Union, as there are so many from our cd
County living here; and DO it said with pleas
ure the Union County people in the main,
are good. honest, Industrious, sober, work
ing people, and give satisfaction.
LaGrippe has sorely scourged this place.
Several deaths have occurred, and several
have been quite sick. Among the number
from Union County is Mr.. s. NJ. Wood. Mr..
Wood hss been quite sick for Q moath pa-45
but is improving now, though not able yet
obc up. lie was attended by DR.. j. d, Or,
another Union County man, who ba, cast his
lot among us. and from the way We SEQ him
moving around, we think he is building up
quito large practice.
The weather is beautiful now, aud il we
all get over tho grippe we will give you au
invitation to picnic this summer, aud you
must be sure to come. FRIEND,
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Mr.. Bartlss Explains.
AuproR's cLERK BATTLES TELLS HOW 1T ALI
CAHB ABOUT,

USIos, S. C Jan. %. 1920 the Eji,or
OF The State: Please allow me spade in the
columns Of your PAPER to explain how the
error or overnight occurred in the auditor s
Office Of Union county. have been ia the
country f'r the -: .-v w.sxs taxing tax
reforms, and have this d-y returned to Union
Thrr fore take the fret opportunity
have had to erpla publicly how the over
sight came about
The addi ionsl banks, which had been is
sued in the county treasurers office, were
taken 10 the equity auditors office t, be
charged on the duplicate Of the county treas.
nrer. At the proper time charged the
treasurer up with additional blanks I found
in the Office, sending An abstract Of the same
TO tho comptroller general ct Columbia. A
fsw days, perhaps u week before the co1 p
troller general Was 10 como up to make the
settlement with the treasurer. commenced
to straighten ~ the Office and get up the
Necessary blanks for the settlement. In do
ing so | came acc' 50 q package Of additional
blanks. Knowing that had put tho ones
away which had previously beeu charged 10
the treasurer. began to compare them with
the additional list aire,dy entered on the
duplicate, when found that they had never
been charged to the county treasurer.
then called the auditors attention to the
same. The auditor also found that the
treasurer had not been charged with these
blanks, and 1irec ed me TO enter them on
the duplicate against tho county treasurer
and get off an abstract by The time the comp
troller general got up to make the scttlemen,
and he could take tho abstract back to Colum-
bia with him when lie went, and flo i,
| will explain how the package Of al ditonal.
were left off. They were taken from the
treasurer's office tn tho auditors Office at
two different times and Of course were
| taken in different p,cknge., and rs they
wore aktn to the office at different time.
they wcro put in different PAGES. Whom
| went to enter on ,he first addti,nals got
the package which had brought from the
trcasursrs Office, aud thought tina; the others
had been put there too. he auditor went
home. few miles in tho country, tha,
evening, and took sick the next day
and never returned 10 tho office until the
day Of the settlement. l went ahead and
cnt tared the additional blanks on the dupi-
cate aS the auditor directed, and footed up
the same. The next morning was going
to rccarituatc the work ank get of an ah-
strsct, but that morning was called IT, my
mothers he!sidc by a telegram, and, OF
course, obeytd tho cll. So right there
left my work, MT having finished it. | cor
recly performed my duty, so far as | went
The day the settlement was made WAS at
tending my mothers funeral, thirty miles in
the country from Union. So the auditor, on
the day the settlement was made, overlookci ci
that part Of the settlement, and the trcasur-
er was not charge on the settlement sheet
with that amount If taxes, though he hal
been chargei with the amount on the dupli-
cate. The above are facts, and not hear
says.
J. II. BARTLEs
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Correspondence ofthc Union TIMES.
The News in Busy, Bustling Clifton.
j. ii. BARTLEs,

CLIFToS. S. c., Feb. lst.-Very few events
of rcrcrnl interest have occurrc hero since
| my last communication. Several pleasant
gathering Of the young people have taken
| place, | believe
! \ hop was given las. Friday evening in the
| hall adjoining tho post-ollicc. 1t was vol
attended and thoroughly enjoyed.
/ On last Saturday evening very plens.
! ant mus cal entertainment WAS given at the
| Cl fton Hotel, in honoro Misses Jennie Ros,
and Minnie Carroll, of Gatrncy. Amoug the
other young people present were Mi,se.
Carrie Soud cy, Lena Johnson and Beta
Wright, and Mcssrs W. G.. Smith. J. G.
Wnrdlaw. g. 7. Ii scomh, }. G. Bvcrs. Wal.
lace Carroll, Erskinc Fails, VIM. Wright
Robert RountreG, Thom's Digby and DR. 0
G. Falls. IL has been truly said that moth
ing charms like music-nothing i. more
soothing:
"Music which Swcrtcr on the spirit lies
Than tirci ey"lids upon tired eyes"
The delightful songs and e1quisitcy exc
cu'ei instrumental selections, on this ocos-
sion were rare gems carefully cullcd from
the musical conservatory of inspired genius
and III the coming years, when the evening
of the 3Orh ofJanuary shall recall the scene
the bright memories which cluster and
sparkle around II will be laden with sweet
echoes ofa music which beats in unis, n
with the light AMI joyous heart Of youth-a
music which Bccthoves might have envird,
and which Garmoi could not excel. Tho
visiting young ladies' are guests Of Miss Lena
Johnson.
IN Interesting case, involving the code
"a Ia Sui ivan came up before Justice Ward
law last Saturday evening. Tho result Of
the adjudication has not yet been learned.
Hrnl hn-
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Corresson lencs Of the TInn.
Temperance and Farming &C eantue

SAsTus, Feb. 1.--Oa the 2&th, Col. T. B.
Demaree, Of Kentucky, delivered . Temper
aucs lecture before goodly audieuce. I'm the
Baptist church, a!trr wi;ch he Invited al'
who wished q Organize a t>a~- - ..uepou-s
nent order OF Good Teuplars 10 give their.
names when tweniy-ssvcn reidily respoadsH
Their names wete enrolled ss charter ne y
bers, the Obligation wa, taken publicly, aud
the following officers elected and installed
10 serve ;be next quarter:
J. W. Gregory. Z. T.; Mrs. C. r. WilleforI,
V. T., w. T. Jones, Sec. Miss Marion Porter.
:. b; DR.. L e. letter, z. s.; K. @. Hobson.
9kes.; w. T. Stokes, NJ; Miss Nellie,Browa,
ID. NJ; II. II. Johns, L. G @. w. A1o1ell.
o. g.; +. w. Jeter. Chap: j. III. Rsndosph.
p &. T.; J. q. z. Jeter, Il. ii. g.; ID. b. Fant
Lodge Deputy.
Several young ladies have gone into Il very
enthusiastically, and indeed all seem very
much encouraged and il bids fair TO DO :
success, and source Of social enjoyment,
as it will have literary soc:e'y attached.
during Col. Dsmsree's lecture he drew
f. ON the audience roars Of laughter by his
wit, snd mode of delivery, but did not fail
to give some wholesome advice TO the old
men and matrons, young ladies and gentle.
men, aud to the driukers-if any were there.
Every one seemed to enjoy themselves
hugely. The Lodge will meet sgsin Friday
night, aud become thoroughly organised
after receiving the charter aud books.
At the Aonual election of officers for the
Salem Sunday School st this place, last Sun
day, the old officers were reelected a. fol-
lows: Supt. r. G. Hohson; Asset. Sup't., C.
w. Austell; Secty. E. W. Jeter; Librarian,
4. III. johns.
The weather the past week has been fine.
and the farmers generally are plowing and
sowing oa:s, in some places, planting the
best land, aud doing the work well. They
are talking Of planting moro corn than
usual. and giving that better attention. Also
s,me are speaking Of b eak;ng the cotton
land soon, and then rebedding nearer plant
ing time. This is TO give it moro thorough
tilih, in order that the young plants may
may grow off mere vigorously.
EVIL
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Masonic Tribute of Respect,
WILLIAM ELLEP.

Our Heavenly Father, on the 10th day of
January 1892, removed our esteemed brother
William Elcr from the lodge below to the
Lodge eho.o mot made by hands, eternal
in the Heavens"
Brother Eller was veteran Free Mason,
having been a member Of the fraternity for
about 40 years. IIe was attached to tho
principles of the Order, took lively inter-
e.t in the workings Of the lodge and unct.
ually attended It's Communications.
lie studied, comprehended and corr ect'y
Lertormed the duties of every position
Tyler, Junior Warden and Senior Warden
in which his brethren placed him.
Brother Eller was also an excellent Citi-
zen. devoted to his State and County. lie
filled different positions Of trust W tn Gre liz
to himself AMI sa' isfaction to all coucernei
lie was model deputy Sheriff, and the Of
fcient Marshall of the town of Uni IN for
years before and during the war During
those terrible years Of war the In lies Of
Union requested that Mr.. Ellcr be retained
as Marshal, feeling more secure with Linn
in that position.
Brother Eler had been for some tine in
feeble health, was fully aware that his earth
~ pilgrimage was drawing 10 close, ami
trusting in his Saviour, he calmly looked
forward to death as only the portal to tct-
ter world.
'Calm the good man meets his fate,
Guards celestial round him wait,
See, he bursts these mortal chains,
And Ger death the victory gains"
Therefore, be ii Resolved, That IN the death
of brother William El'er, Union Lodge, No.
10, A. F.. NJ, has lost n worthy member,
his family its best a,thly friend, and his
County ani State an excellent citizen.
Resoirsd, That as a t ken of our esteem
for our deceased brother, the members Of this
Lodge wear the usual bulge Of monrm'ng
-: 50 days, ana that blank page in the
Minutes of the Lodge he inscribed with bis
name, and date of his death.
Rcsolcc6, That Copy Of these ~ occedings
be furDishe his wild w, AMI be published
in the Union Weekly Times.
l. G. MckIssIcK,
G.. III. PEAKE, lCom,
B. F. ARTHUR,
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rsas-' The largest crow that we have sven
on any sales lay FOR many years vas here
last Monday. Many of them clmc from
the North Pacolct section Of the County, aud
were interested in the sale of the Dawkn.
land, but Mr.. Pcske, The Master was in bed
with severe attack of CIR rpc, consequently
all the Masters sal 9 advertised for this
month were roctpoucd. IL will put some
persons to cOnsiderall, Inconvenience, hut
il c,uld not have b-cn avoided, and we know
as vol as every ono wha has ",l the grippe
knows, that Master Pcake would have
greatly preferred attending the sales TO lying
in led suffering from that disease.
There were four sales Of land under mort
gage. The pricos obtained were considered
low, but most OF them were hid IN 10y The
mortgages. anil in such cases the bids are
property.
number Of god, bad AMI Indifferent
mules were sold at auction, and brought COOL,
bad and indifferent rrces.
Among al the vast crowd there was very
little money. hut frequent enquiries where
maic as to where that necessary article
could he found for love or legal interest.
The Eiitor was entirely Ignored by his delin-
qucnt subscribers.
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For the TINE.
Less Cotton Around tshnrv-

AsnrEY, Fab. l.-NlR EDlroE-I don't
reA anything ir'ui this >,c;i,n of the
C'u"iy. | gus, I'll han Is have 60. Ia
Hripp Tpa striei Saturlar 10 do n
wc Ks "o,E N1 Gay, bat to k the gr.ppe ,
and wc"t to tie house and told his w fe thr,i
tie farm ~ were in bad fix. as nelr.y all
had tn grippe aHl moi ale to wo. k. /
went "v'r {" Sc him Yesterday he VS. bet
ter. ct1li III" h was going to s,w more
oats and pea ard Sc IN re corn and acoY
and Iit 'ai''n@ cotton; and if il b cIks The
ia"iei VI &, Company he could at hello
it.
In i'r ncr' hayo b. sowing oats since
t"e W & he has settled. There is a gr,st
demand i.r" t cats ia this SIC ion.
'i'hc ta,ia:,. hrNc Forn!c r. soluiinu. ro,...,
II . :" 4" g.. - ION, to make rh.jr own
surpi cs at homy an Keep oat Of dcbr
NJ. George McNhce is very lw with
grrpc.
We ha " , eaeant visit fr,m Mfr. A 4
ll'm's AMI "Ifs Of Cowpems. $. C.
HILLS.
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AImos. \ Fire.

About 2 o'clock lost Thursday evening
some negrrss passing In front Of tie Dunn
building di-coverej smoke issuing from he
store ocrnpei by W. II. Pool. as n grocery
store, and gave the slsrm Of fire. The front
door was forced open and the room was
found to be full Of smoke, the shelves near
the fre piscs and the "e-2 .-;;;;iug were IN
q b'aze. P,rtonately the fro hal gained
but little b'a lway, md the engine and q
watfr cistern be ng nSar at band, IL was
soon e1fns ui.hed. The loss Of goods was
small apd fully covered by Insurance.
Thsy 10 and progress of the FIRE mas very
msterion, There seemei to he but little
connection with the shelves and Office rail-
ing with the fire place, while Mr.. Pool had
not left the store much more than half an
hour. Suspicion was aroused tha, the fire
was not from accident, and an invest'ga-
tion was made, resulting in the Town War
deDs holding & meeting and having a war
rant issued by Trial Justice, Grgs, for the
arrest Of Mr.. Pool, under charge Of setting
FIRE TO the store. Upon pre- iminary exami-
nation, circums,nntial evidence was suiti-
c;ently strong to warrant the Trial Justice in
putting him under n bond Of $500 for his
appearance at the next term Of Court, which
was promptly gwen.
Arson or incen4iarism is too serious n
charge to be lightly male against any
one, particularly under the present excite
ment and unrest Of the people, produced by
the many inccudiary fires in tho towns aud
cities around us, and we only give the bare
facts as they nrc reported TO US by respeo,a-
ble parties.
The lawzrH dcar justly with all; but VIC
have not the slightest hcsitancy in saying
that an incendiary fire in this town would
assuredly be fol' wed by first c'ass lynch
ing, il ivc out Of ten of the circumstances
pointed to any individual, white or back, az
the perpetrator If the dnboical deed.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Sensible Advice From Joe.

RIvERsIDx, FEB. 1.-Mr Editor The
continued dnwn-pour Of rain has sub.ided.
the mud and slush have dried away and
once more we have the exhileratng effects Of
balmy sunshine. The voice of the plow man
may he heard from Hit and dale. and moro
cheerful state Of affairs a-e seen and felt.
We stop the cry OF hard times and make a
determined AMI despera effort to better our
financial condition. Rigid economy 10 the
order of the day that the firm must be
made self>upportiug is no longer a debate
abe question, but an absolute necessity
King Cotton has ruled but to ruin; prices
now are below the cost of production, and
when will they b. better?
There is more money in corn al GO cts per
bushol than cotton at Tets. per pounl
Let farmers stop t. think now, and ponder
the question What shall the harvest be %
before planting another crop. We ought by III
means make sure of enough hog and hominy,
pens and potatoes. A good milch COW helps
most wonderfully in making q living on the
firm. Every farmer ought to have an eye
towards improving his stock. Moe and
better stock is one of tie great necessities OF
Southern Agriculture. Wa are Oh the eve
Of = revolution i'll agriculture.
| ike the ring ofthe resolution pass ID Mt
the Eta Jane Alliance. That ought to he
''' VI SNC' III Y.
There AZ" few even yet who are disposed
to condamn everything the Alliance touches.
Only n few days since a prominent Mer-
chant said the gnano used by the Alliance
was wo:th a'ont rs much as mmon dir.
lie knew n"thing of what he was talking
about. This kin If thing ought rot to be !;
the merchants and farmers ought to be good
friends and their Transactions a ways mutual.
Mr.. S. y. Goulelock with his family left
on the 22d ult. for his new homo OF Choska,
l. II.
Miss Fla Whi'l"ck will take q school at
the above named place
Miss Katie Moorhead has n hourishing
school a. Mt. Tabor. Katie is well prcpar-
ell, and we confidently look for good results
Miss May Chapman has full school Mt
Brown = Creek school house.
We had the pleasure of n visit from our
entcrprisng School Commissioner last week
a. he was on his round Of visits TO the diff
ferent schools. His visits have good effect
an ought to be repeated as often as possible
As we all enter upon the duties Of new
year, let us lift orr beaver TO the Ed;tor Of
the TIMES and bid him God speol May you
live long, long time yet, ami may you have
Its of subscribers and every ono the kind
mat pays the T. iitor. JOE.
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The ENp OF Mr.. IIAWmIsoNs CnILlAN
MISUNDERSTANDING January 81
The following is the text Of the cable mes
saee sent by Secretary Blaine ncccptIns
(hies proposition for the settlement OF the
differences between the two Govcrnmont-
DIpARrNLNT OF STATE. WAsnISGToN, u. C..
January so, lS92.--To Egan. Minister. san
tiago: am directed by the Prcaiynt t.
acknowledge the receipt of Senur Pcrci;n's y
dispatch Of the 18th instant 1t hnS been
communicated to CDnglc.s, and has eiycu
great pleasure to this people Of tn N ted
States and to the Executiv" department. ~
it restores the correspondence h"twcon The
two Republics to basis rf orlihluy, avu
makes, as he believes, Il full and honorable
adjustment cc al unsc lied mattcgs ciSiiy
attrilah..
The President notes with grat.ii,a'ion the
expires 'ons Of regret and C nd"mnatioa "i
the assau.tLpo tho sailors Of the Baltimore
by Mr. r.rcira and conGratulatcs he Chilian
Government upon the FRANK and ampl.
withdm va of the circular. and u;on the
spiri, of the justice displayed towards Min s.
ter Egan. You will assure the Chilian Gov
ernmcnl dat the PreSiden' will be gla TO
meet i'll he most gonci GUS spirit these friend
1y over: res.
Believing thlt III" subject of r,par.iiol
for the Assault upon the seamon Of the Bh,!-
more is now capable Of adjustm mt between
the tao Governments by tie usual DIP ona-
tic methods, the Prcslcut posiponcs, for
the present, any di.cu-sl,n of the sug:c
tons nI,de by Senior pcrcra - 10 t:!c ne
cf ,thcr mthOds, not doubling that he
sense OF justice Of Chi'i will enable the two
Governments to speedily and honorably make
a full end OF the who'c matter. BLAINE.
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"A Tribute of Respect.
S. \. L. PARHAM.

At s?ecial me- ti"g Of the ves.ry of the
Church Of the NATIVITY, Union, S. c., held
fc"ruliy Ind, 1892, the FOLLOWING ;a,,iu-
'io16 we're unnnimlusly adopted:
HsSotrC0, That ia the death of s. A. T.
iarham, which ocau,red on the 4lh day of
January, 1892, this congregation Ia. lost an
esteemed member, faithful friend and an
carncsi co.worker For several year, com
munican' Of the Church, and , men,b.r of
her 'cst :. he cen proved himself. wis, in
coun'e dll'g"n; in action ia thfu in duty
AMI i'"r.i ia the support OF the Churoi
and their services
He"crouS, genie and charitable, he was
loved ofan Firm in his faith, an, strong
IN his hope, he met the sudden summons
Win confidence AMI irust in his Rsdremer.
we me h'ct'r Waricns and Ncsrymeo,
desire ohcit'ly to express our a1pr.ri, i'm
" MS charat Ter and services, onl cur s,nse
of bereavement il his death
Rcar!rcH hat wo ex'onI TO his .or,ow:ro
mother ani orrhancd chldren, oar i;nc ye
sympathy in their bcreavcm.,t, nrd assure
them o. The tender rcspcc; il wni:h w.. hold
his mem ".
h""f''', i"a' page Of IA" Ninu'e book
"e dc@otc to his nc nory aal scrib IA with
these rrs"lgtons.
E"''I'rd That cory OF thrsc resolution,
be liansmlttoi c his family with the sincere
esteem aad r,srcct Of
BsNI. ALlsrux,
R:ct r.
!" ! McITEP, ST. Wnrl,n
J. Il. i"uNG, Jr. Warden.
MM. MrNRo, V'siryman.
GEORGE GEpDE.,
DAVID JOHNSON. 4"
b. +. Arthur, Secty.
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\ IorNG WIFE BLOWS oUT HER BRAINH.-
O"c o; the saddest TRACED O. tIat has o.cur-
red in this Safe for Il long time, happcnc
In Eisehc!d yesterday afternoon, TN" iUih.
Thc Saddest part Of it oil, however. j. that
il is n fair and apparently happy young
'man who dclit cratciy corI tied suicidr.
lT IN the statement IF 4 passenger on The
train TO state reporter, it appears hat Mrs.
Carson, the young wife Of Mr. John Carson
wcr into her room, took her husbands ris-
tel ~nd blew out her brains. The only cati.c
assgneiwas i'll health, which had unbal-
auced her mind. She leaves husband AMI
twU bright little children.
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Arkansas FAMILY PLEAsNNTEIES ray
et',vi'lc. Ark, January 3O.-At West Fork
ten m'l"s ~outh Of herc, difficulty occarrc |
a nigh III which fur mcn were wounicl.
Crud, Ia! frmerly existci b twscr the
Gr"hams and Ruther!oris. Lat uigri the
irud was renewed, "ni n Gghi 'm>He! II.
"h'Gs. 20, itGthcrhrd an lin Graham "Crc
mort i;y wounded. anl twb cthc = bud '
hurt The weapons used were pistols and
hnvcS.
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EUCKLEN' ARNICA SALyE.--1'he best salvc
in the wcrld for Cuts, Bruiscs, Sores. Ulcers,
salt Rhenm, Fever Sores. letter, Chappei
hands, Chilblaims, Coras and AZ SKIN Erup-
tioos, and pCsit vely cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, ,r money rcfunded. Price %
ccars per box. For sale by B. +. Posey.
RI; April 1G
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MONEY WANTED.

Our necessities demand Cash every day :
while our subscription books disclose 60 per
cent. Of our subscribers in arrears. We
want money badly. Perhaps you cannt
pay nil you owe Nv, although it is a very
small amount for each, but you surely can
c,sier with ali Of u.s. WE MUST COLLECT.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The L. y. will be opened for business
from y a ~. g c.CG i. VI.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from o A. VI. 10 4 T.. NJ.
The Northern mail will close at I2P.
NJ. and the Southern Mail at 600 +. VI.
Any inat,ention or irregularities should
re reported promptly TO the p. NJ.
&c. HUNTER, +. NJ.
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EH2- With sincere regret VIC learn that
Mrs. Carlisle, the estimab'o wife OF JAS. II.
Carlisle, President Of WofOrd College, d.cd
at her residence in Spartanburg last week
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lSE" Capt Leonard Williams, the Agent
of the Nomt'n City Erho. has been appointed
by Gov. Tlllmau To make the examination
Of the Auditors and Trcasurcr's books.
Mr.. Williams arrived here OH Wednesday,
and since then has been closely engaged
with the Auditor and Treasurer in perform
ing the duty ass gned him.
Governor T'llman has appointed james
Il. Blanton. Amdit"r. and Thomas II. Gore
Treasurer of Tn On County. They will hold
those offices unrl the report of the cxrcrt
who examines the books is made known If
the report fails to eX"ncrate McSSra. Morsnn
AMI S'ott, the agpc:ntecs Will hold over
until the senate act, on the mn.trr-r,L
RcJiStsr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-02-05

D.zS~ We regret TO learn that Mrs. Ssral,
). Waits, widow of the lntc w. ID. Watts,
who WIS tho Ordinary for Laurens County
80 many years, died nj the residence OF
h"r s"n-in- Jaw, Col. u. w. Bal, in tho
CITY Of Lnurens lat Thursday i;ht, ut the
n lvnnCcd age r -