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DIR. SCUDDER'S SUICIDE,

The Accused Murderer Takes His Own
Life With Poison. ~
CHICAGO, June 21.-Dr. Henry Martin
scudder, who was being held for the murder Of
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Dunton, died at
the county jail at 1892 o'clock this morning
from the effects of morphi ne, supposed to have
been self administered.
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w. NJ. SHusrxa & Sons.
OLD PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

DIVINITY LAWNS. SMALL FIGURES. l21<cENTs
CANTON CLOTHS REDUCED FROM ID TO 10
CENTS.
ALL GINGHAMS MARKED AT ACTUAL COST
DIVINITY STRIPES IN PINK, BLUE AND BLACK
i21< CENTS.
200 PIECES SWISS MCsLINs IN NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS
OFF OF ALL. IN ADDITION TO THE Fx.
TREMEIT Low PRICES. WE MAKE A CASH
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
UNTIL. FURTHER NOTICE
ONE PRICE
,e2o wM sBusrpR 4 SONS
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The BIC EVENT.

The SPECIAL SUIT SALE is .
success 1t would have been a sur
prise If wasn't. We fear for the
procrastinstors because it has only
this week TO run The best things
are in the sale-and the original
tickets are still on them. You can
see Just what you are savipg-some
are s25 suits-some are s22 30. SEQ.
els and sIs so.
SI0. & y is the special price.
Yesterday We put some BOYS
LONG PANTS SUITS under the same
price. They'll ut lsome-sized folks
better than the others.
SECOND FLOOR for the Boys
THIRD FLOOR for the Mems
FANCY CAssIMEREs. CHEvIoTs.
woRsTEDs. HoNEsPUNs and HOP
sACs and some PLAIN BLACK CHEW
lois and CORKscREws. It's .
new wrinkle in special Suit Sales to
inc1ude staples
THOUSANDS all toeether-Men's
and Boys'-sAcKs and CUTAwAYs.
SIO. DIDN'T forget that.
YOU CAN TRUST Us.
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District Tennis Tournsmsne. I


As announced some time ago in The SrAR
the tournament for the junior championship Of
the District Of Columbia is shout to be held
under the auspices Of the Clover Lsaf Tennis
Club on il courts at the corner OF 18th and
streets northwest The tournament ,hAa been
postponed from the date originally given BY re-
quest of many Of the players, who desired to
finish school work before starting tennis. The
club has not been idle IN the meantime. how
ever, and has had the courts put in condition.
Very fine prizes win be given, among them Q
handsome gold medal for first prize singles, .
suitable second prize and pai< Of the best ten
mis- shoes for consolation singles. For doubles,
Slocum tournament rackets for FIRST and blazers
for second prizes. - -. - 3
Entries will be received in person or through
the mail by G. F. Stutz, 1907 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest, and h p. Boyle, ms Q street
northwest, or any other member Of the Clover
Leaf Tennis Club. .. : -.
The drawings will be held for both sinSles
and doubles on Monday next, noon, and entries
will be received until then at so Cents for each
person.
Play viii begin on Tuesday, fhs 18Th, as g
O. m, and continue every day possible until the
tournament Ia 6nisAed. q, - I
Runners up win get second prizes and an de-
feated In first round win play tor consoIetion-
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Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: sam, IS;
2 pm, IS; maximum, SO; minimum, II.
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Transsers Of Real Estsss.

Deeds In fee have been fled q, follow:
Robert A Clark to G. z. Gusts, lots and 2,
blk. Is, Reno; s225. r. Pitser 70 g. Emmert,
lot 2, 50. 652i eAs J. Lybrooks 70 -ARke z.
Noerr, sub a.. blk. s., L. Droit Park; a..
e1,900 J. J. Dermody 10 Esther Ann George,
pit 8, %. 75, &fSa. Nathsw 3. Rerssr. a, J.ck.
son Brandt, pt. ", %. S67; a, 50e. W, R. Nor
Trinidad; 81, 800. WV MeKim 70 ]. r McKn,
lots and B, 50. .995; Is SS6 c. b. Ssfffh 70 u.
A. Atchison, lot $50, Anaeostias e1x16. Carrie
Caasidyto John Monaghan, ) snb a So G66,
~ 900. e. J. FellaloIe to w. E. Rsyno>iS, LOT
in pit %, Old Georgetown; eco. E1izahstk 4
Smith to Jamss Reyton, PIT. aocsA Barry Farm,
el00.- g. r, Lee Cole 70 ST. Grfnea, lotl O;blk
s, Lanedons Park, Ill @. Fssra2i - Fannis
y. Fischer, cub ~ g; l0@; q, ses,ss. =. A.
e750.-, Same = Hsrgist n Hamnnoaf. ssaS 90
do; ease. l., 0Ardnseg 70 Nsllie NJ HhSelda.
subs sS 10 81, 4ets 20, 50 - e, - and a. a.
1027; le-~ Adelaide coohs To- NAgdna3iA GSrv6,a
sub 126, a. 66S; e-s1 z II. basSailA q s. n:
Poole, lot q, "a. 1854, el.ko9. d. W. Buuvn =
r. A. Phillips, subs = md n, bQ. IA, DEn3aitk;
-. E. - silmAn to w, n Jonss,s paxt
Youngsb0rOuSA; t--.s Susie Taain9 "a. &C -
W. E. Jones, do; g.. D. ]. Tsalm66 - ~
E,Jones, do; e-.ssyaslR. l. Ta.lmsa IA, Aa}
-. % 4. Wea9steiusr bsk VI MoEis, La II,
blk 81, Columbia HdgAA; 80 .. ~ Daa
ct a. = =. II. Wells es n, in t1sk part.dS,
"a. 100, ~. RI. Dieudoeast 10 L. b.Wuatery
anb La - rs; e2Sks MaFths tDiRs - I q
Lyon, interest IN lots tesaad 10, % o. Bury,
Farm; -. CsN.sLipp - EiSok Aab1 sok
3, blk.c6, L. Droit hAxk; ~ -. 1Gasy.Js
Blachbuxn 10 b O. 6cammeu, lot -, IN u,
Meridian Hill; eS,376.
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A Few VALUABLE H1xrs:

In the Embroidery Department VII be found 42rinch
wide Pleated Skirtings- Reduced TO 75c.. CSC and
Ell 80 yard These. with the White Blousss We ars
selling from Joe. to 81 % each. make summer suit
par excellence.
And here are a few Black and Beige French Bstists
Dress Patterns. e1quistely embroidered Reduced 70
s3- u from 90. 30. IS so. s10 al2. so and els.
OF course all the usual embroiderss and atsd daily
bor0afas IN rsnsnaats-the outcome Of these busy
days in this department. 81. =
The scarce Black India Linens, Persian Lawns
Mulls. French Lawns 18c to 40c. yard 80 =
The useful White Victoria Lawn, 40 tnchss WIDE.
with hemsttched and satin stripe border. 20 and &c.
yard -...s.,.l. -. -
New and beautiful designs In N.in,ook,. 1Ec N
42c. yard. the expensive with sattn stripsa
full stock of India Linens. Persian and Bulearian
lawns. also Mulls in Cream and White. Sc. to 40c.
yard.
HEADQuABrEns Fon R1ssoss..
Dressmskers have 50 designated the Pslais Royal
Here Are price surprises:
Csc. yard for Hat Band Ribbons of poihs Dat snd
border designs
lac. yard for plain G. G.. Hat Ribsous
Extra quality Moire Ribbons, for bovs and stxsssn-
ers 5Oc quality for only 3ec yard. Every dssrsbls
color. = ~
More of those a5c quality MORO Ribbons a 1ecii
yard. AL colors and full 3 inches vida.
TIE PA1A1s RorA1.
4 LIsNER.a
,s1s Corner Eth and Pa svA
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No other House DOEs-EyER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES .. such Low
PRICES o. WE quote.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
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Its Seventy nnh Annual Conmepcement Ex-
ercises To-day.

CASTOR HALL FrLLxD wrrH THE YRIESDs or THIS
Ilnf-noSoRnD INSTITUTION - cRRbfTAnIx
oRArioNs RxcELLKxrLY DKLfvERkD-DE-
oaEns AwARpEp-MEpAIs AND PREMIUMS
BESTOWED.
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NfBa- w1NsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

MBa wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Hss been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their Chill DREN WHILE TEETH
ING. With PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHEs the
CHILD. 6O1TENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURfa WIND collie and IL the best remedy for
DIARRAEA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for MRS. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind. % cents bottle.
dD1-1y
Eos THs BLooD. -, =.
Weakness, Malaria indigestion and Bilousness take
ia BROWNS IRON BITTERS.. ..
cures quickly. For sale by all dealers in medicine
Get the GOnutna. r.- 8
WHY DON'T YOU TRT CARRIERS LITTLE
!, LIVER fnsi They are positive cure for slck
RlttOUsNRss, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER.
DAes,f cured Nerve and LIVER Pills. 80 dozen 2oc.
Samples free SCHILLER STEVENS.
q - 9Th st. and Pa. ave.
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E.sr To TAKE

And prompt 70 Ayers Pills act the intestines
not By STIMULATING, but BY strengthening them They
promote the natural pestaltic motion Of the bowels
without which there can be no regular healthy opera
aons For the cure of constipation. biliousness.
aundcs. vertigo. sick headache. indigestion. sour
stomach and drowsiness,
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AYE rs PLILs

Are unsurpassed They are equally beneficial in
rhsumatism. neuralgia colds chills and fevers Be-
Ing purely vegetable. delicately sugar coated and
quickly dissolved. they admirably adapted for
housshcld use well for travellers by land
ASers Pills are in greater demand the world than
any other pill and recommended by the most emf
nent physicians
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SAKs AND CoMpAsr.

PA AVE AND 7TH STREET.
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Ryan. Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES medal
Ffancis B. McDermott; premium, Michael 7.
Gavin hmorably mentioned, Francis D. Null
Ian; William A O'Donnell and John @. o Learey.
Third mathematics Silver medal, W. Outer
bridge Horsey; premium, Dion j. Murphy; dis
tinguished, Ralph Hopkins, Mark E. Bayley, ].
Philip Bannigan, Charles Ewing and James W.
Burk. Analytical .chemistry-Slver medal,
sShl aeS S1n Ryan; premium premium Francis p
Francis D. Mullan and John +. Clark; honora-
bly, mentioned. William ]. Collins and Mark
McNeal. General chemistry-Silver medal,
John J. O'NeaIi premium, Condo N. Mast;
distinguished, John D: Lannon, Vim. 7. Hay
able mention, Robert J. Collier, Jean des
Gsrsunes, J. Aoysius Eckloff.
The Christian doctrine medal--Awarded 70
Mark NeNeal; premium, Jeremiah L o. Connor;
distinguished, Edward L. Reyes, r., Thos. p.
Walsh; honorsbly mentioned, ]. B. Carroll
shipman, Alexander Stephens, Jos. g. Rogers
College medal for elocution--Awarded 10 JOS.
g.. Roger; premium, Mark McNeal; distin-
guished, Ps*ssck ]. Carbon, Z. Vincent Smith,
Jos I. Wellsrr -s---.-
The Merricf debating medal, founded BY r.
7. M@rick, esq, Ii. D.-Awarded to rstrick
unlimited coinage Of silver and the estsbt1sh-
ment Of . hinetallic standard, substantially e.
oontsmplsted in the Bland bill, are expedient."
The Dahlgren medal for Calculus bounded
BY John Viuton Dahlgren, LIN, ANY,
Awarded to Stephen Quentin Hayes.
The Toner scientific medal given by Joseph
~ Toner, Md, Phi. D., of Washington, DC,
for the best collection Of specimens in some
brunch Of natural nce)-Awarded 70 ).
Bennett Carroll Shipman. Subject: Vascular
Cryptegsms of the District Of Columbia
The Morris historical medal bounded by
Martin r Morris, II. D., Of Washington, D.C)
Awarded 10 Jeremiah Ignatius 0'Counor.
Subject. ssT7s Blessed Sir Thomas More ss An
thor, Statesman and Martyr"
The HoAnan mathematical medal (giveu by
Oharlss ". Holman, LLD.l A. none of the
ccnpsttsri sst.insd the required percentages,
vas not awseded ~ ett = - -
Ths Fhiiodsnic prize essay medal Cgiven By
the Phibodenic Society -Awarded 70 J. BEN
NIT Caxron SAipman. Subject: abraham Lin
coin osAn 0sAAor." ssts - -. 81 4
TIE Philonomosian debsttns medal (given By
TIE Philonomosian 6ociety)-Awarded 70 Jas.
" Buzz Subject: Resolved, Thss England's
Qiories are Greater than Her Ehamss."
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Mr.. Clagett opened ths.sase to the jury.
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BARRETT. On Monday morning. June 90 lsas
at O'Clock. ROBERT. beloved husband Of Jo-
Kerry. Ireland.
M.v b,s sori -. a., ....,o A..
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r the TINE
Fair Forest Notes.

MIR. EDITOR The warm weather of the
past wech has made II marked difference in
TN" cotton crop, which is huitng well al
present, but sumc rain is now needed.
Upland corn is especially good, and if our
farmers hal planted enough of il the ircshcts
would not have been great disaster.
We would suggest that our farmers here
after plant enough upland to make corn
enough To 10 them, and have their low lands
= surplus crop.
There Is a good dea! Of sorghum planted in
tins section this year, and II bids fair to sup
ply the farmers with an abundance Of "lonr
Swectenlng, cheaper than the merchants 5
can afford to sell them.
Us farm work is ab5ut finished up, | sun
pose BarHccucs and political meetings will
be the order of the day for the next few
weeks, and We hope that every true demo-
crni III :hC county will wisely heed what was
SAD 10 the last TINES as regards good .ldcr
We hope our people will not show that they
are wanting in justice and wisdom 10y "howl-
ing down" any speaker
Let us hclr both sides of the question anl
aihcrc to what we think is right. If we are
true II ourselves, We Shall be true to our
State anl country. J.CL.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC
TIMELY AND PROPER ACTION.

ETA JANE, July %, 1892.
At q meeting of the Eta Jane Farmers
Alliance No. 1917. held this day, the follow
ing was read add adopted
WhcrcnS Certain newspapers have given
publicity TO statement that one Richard
Harris was taken from his house near Cow.
deysville, on the night of July 8, 1892, by
dlsgu sed men aud whipped for his political
opinions. or the exercise OF his political
rights.
Thrreioie, w9 collectively and individual.
ly' oondem the reporl as Unreasonable uu.
truthful aud uncalled for, and say tha. il is
not possible that either Gov. Tiiiman, Gov
Sheppard, nor the cause they represent is in
anyway responsible for the trouble with
MIR. Harris. The report is an insult to the
abiding citizens of Gowdeysville ,own-
ship. and we most respectfully request Tn,
State to correct it. and We further ask all
other papers friendly TO truth and justic. 10
copy this.
We further Rssoiuc that VIC will do all in
ovr power to all the officers of the law in
"ringing to justice any aud all parties con.
nectei with that affair
JAS. L. STRAIN, secy.
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Correspondence Of The TINES.
Another Turn of the Kelton Wheel.

KELroN, July 23.-Mr. Editor: 1t has
been somc lime since you had o letter from
me. / haven't had time to gather news and
go to the postoilicc, but now that am about
done "laying by will try to do little
better.
There was meeting of the citizens Of
Pinckncy township last Saturday but not
being present, cannot give the proceedings
or said meeting.
The cpiorod tase i,lll players of Union and
Keiton played Il match game lls. Saturday,
resulting in Union 80, Kelton l3; but |
think kcltou could play Union u closer game,
provided Il disiutcrestcd umpire was chosen.
Rev. W. T.. G. lIumphrics began a series
| of meetings at Mount Joy church yesterday,
Crops are looking very well. but beginning
| To need rain.
DR.. NJ. ". Chambers has let out contract
! TO Mr.. p. w Willard, and b. G. Garner TO
build n yelling on the most beautiful lot in
| keltcn.
| Mrs. Dr. ". W. Chambers has gone OH a
visit to her parent, in Atlanta GGorgiG. and
! the doctor hopes to be able TO lead her into
| understand that Kelton aud the Lock-
mart Shoals h. r. Company have come to a
compromise.
Now, MIR. Editor, will take the privilege
of advising thc people of Union County :
Friends and fellow citizens, ih. 4th of August
ia the day set apart for the candidates can
vaesing the State TO speak at Union Court
house, and fUr deccncy and honor let us act
like We arc civilized people nnI not like
blrbarians. When ii speaker gets up TO
speak let us be quiet and hear what he has
to say. and judge him accordingly, and not
90 TO bowling and whooping like a pack of
hounds after poll cat Let every person
preserve his own self respect OH that occa-
S;or, and will guarantee that the campaign
day III Union will pass off quietly and re
specially. We want peace on that day anI
our rec ri for good order clear, without Il
cross word, if such cn be, in town where
The devil has number of delegates to sell
the ''curScd stuff that invariably brings
trouble and disgrace upon every man tlat
gulps the Internal stuff down his swallow.
kELToN WHEEL.
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For the TINES.
The True Fcenomy Endorsed.

Mr. EDIroR full agree tn Pro Bond
Tu6iicO in his recent article in your paper,
! headed "Reform Needed and with your
cJnsent | will tell same thiogs t-c--
wherein our bankrupt County has been put
TO a most useless expenditure OF money.
There is a bridge not thousand miles
from my home. whose abuimcnts, not n hun
| drcd years ago, needed some small repairs.
| The County Commissioners offered to pay
| SO I, have II repairei, when the contractor
could have done it for $25, cash. and then
have made big profit. short time after
| auoiher workman was G ven 500 to undo
| this same work. This same bridge that
| speek of, that should have been put on rock
1 piers, was built on posts that are gradu lily
| sinking in the mud. This same bridge has
cost our behnd-hand County 80 900, whea.
| So 500 cash would have we'll paid for the
| work is now in a ruinng condition, for want
| Of covering, putting on rock pillars and key
ing up.
Mr. Editor. have no ill will against any
| of our present or fJrmer County Commits
| sioncrs but can't ho p saying that our County
finances have been badly managed for some
! time. II is not I'll imam this time, but it is
| we voters of Uniou County who are to blame
| that our taxes are nearly twice what s,rict
| economy and good management would re-
| quirc.
| Our County Commissioners should be meu
| of COOL business qualifications, who UNDER
stand what each expenditure for each piece
| OF work should DC We should elect only
such men for our County Commissioners as
mdnayc their Owa business SUcceSyuNy-men of
good judgment, and strict integrity. We
have such mon in our County, aud we should
| call them cut.
am glad TO believe that cur people arc
being educ ,tcd to what Mcr suffrage should
be, aud that they are not g1iug 10 vote for
many Of the Office seekers who have made
failure iu life, ANA who are now swurmng
over our county seeking offices, not for the
gooi OF the people, but frr The money that
they can get out of the office.
|
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For the TINES.
J. @. q allnan's Answer to the Grand Jury

USIoS, July % Mn. EDITOR In jus
tice to myself. wish TO say something in
reply TO the presen,ment OF the Grand Jury,
so far il relates u myself 30 Superintendent
OF poor house.
As matter Of course, when the poor
house was Let to the lowest bidder
was elected rs had been on two previous
terms, my bid being lowest Of al others
$, far ms "Shekels" being poured into
my rockets" | demand proof to show that
have pocketci cent or been benefited in
any way from the County beyond what
legi,imately and legally belongs tome by my
contract.
SO far ss poor house RULES are'conoernsj;
I deny that they are used by outsiders. My
brother has used them on two occa. ions, but
since ] have been Superintendent OF poor
house have often used his stock for the
beueft Of the County.
So far as the prescntmcnt relates to the
COW transaction | will briefly tell all |
know: The COW in question was ut the
p or house three years ago. when TOOK
charge If TINT place. | kent her until she
became u dry COW. | used e"cry effort II
make her useful, but all eff r,s failed. |
then reported l. County Commissioners her
condition and they decided to sell her
| will further state, it the Grani jury
! had examined the books they could have
| learned that the cow WAS at poor house u
| months for service.
| So far as relates to my being absent from
my post of duty-poor house; | Will say
| that never have left there without leaving
| n responsible white man in charge OF my
| business. never have left my bnsinc IN
| charge of man of "African descent.
| That is n positive hlschood.
So far as the charge of paupcrs dieitS In
my absence and not being properly cared
| for, will say that is untrue; my brothe,
! personally attended t, the burial.
will here add that | attend TO the sicl
myself, OF when not there myself my wife
personally attends t. their wants and needs
81 FAR as the charge Of ill treatment O
an idiot will say that have, on one o
! two occasions had u correct one young maj
who at times becomes unmanageab,c and
in fact, dangerous but claim that hav
anly done my duty; and to show that
have no disposition 20 treat him as has bee1
charged against ne, | have kept him in m
own house and cared for him as one of m
family.
will be allie to prove at the proper tim
that the whole report as relates TO the poo
house was gotten up for selfish purpose
and through prejudice.
Very Respectfully,
JosErm g. GALLMAN.
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Proceedings of the County Democratic Kx-
ecutive Committee.

Pursuant to call Of the County chairman
the Democratic Executive Committee met at
Unior &. H.. July 25;h, 1892, every meu-
Der of the committee being present.
The first business before the meeting wa,
TO decie where the State campaign meeting
for this County would be held.
After conference by the committee with
Dr. Munro the inteudant Of the town of
Union. a satisfactory agreement was rcacbc |,
and it was decided TO hold the meeting at
Union c. H., and the place sclecel, the
grove back of the Graded school building.
1t was the sense of the committee that on
the day of the speaking the very best of
order may prevail aud that each speaker
may have fair and respectful hearing, and
the rowdyism aud howling down process
which has characterized some of the previ-
GUS meetings will be eatrely eliminated,
and to this end it was agreed by the lnten-
dant Of the town of Union that the Executive
| Committee be allowed to select one man
| from each township who would be empow-
| cred TO act as marshall OH that day. The
names suggested rs m'rshalS are rs follows:
! w. Il. Gillian, Bogansvllc: W. n. Block,
Goshen Hill; Sylyanla +. tastes, Gowdeys~
Vile; II. b. Murphy, Cross Keys; John Whit
| lock, Jr., Jcncsvil!e; }. W. James, Sautuc;
j. G. Howell, Union: W. II. Jcter, Fish Dam:
| w. ii. Gaut PlncNncyi I. l. Marry, Dfay-
| tonville.
1t was decided that there be no primary
election for Trial Justices, but that they be
appoi ltcd by the Governor on recommends
ton from the townships in which they reside.
Now it is to be hoped that the good people of
Union County will join the committee in see
ing that good order prevails at the State
cahpalgn meeting OH Avg. i,h, and tha. 'hO
| old county of Union maintains her reputt-
| tion for christian civilization, law and order.
j. W. GREGORY, Sect'y.
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Ii Where is the Board of health +?
Personals.

Mcssrs. 7. T. Butler and A. W. Greene.
and Misses Annie Briggs and IIcttie Murphy.
left Monday for Florence $. c.. as delegates
t" the | o. G. i. Convention
Rcvs. T. L. Morris and W. II. Miller
returned from Clinton Monday. where they
attended the Methodist Conference
Miss Carrie Duncan, q charming Union
star, has gone to Saluda to spend the sum
mcr.
Miss Jencttc Davidson, Of Yorkville, is
visiting Miss Bell Moore.
Mir. and Mrs. William Rice. of Abbeville,
bavc been on visit to their son, Mr.. S. NJ.
Rice, Jr., l.. U.
Mrs. F. NJ. Farr came down from the
mountains Saturday and returned Monday.
MIR W. 5. McLurc returned from Saluda,
\. C., Saturday
Mr. d. c. Flynn and family, of Augusta
Ga, arc visiting their relatives and friends
IN Union
Mr. Spencer Rice, Jr., and his sister Miss
Agnes Rice, are in town or u visit
Cadet Means Beatty, returned from the
State Citadel Saturday
Mr. ana Mrs. j. X. Altman. Of Mississippi
il visiting Mrs. NJ. T. Smith.
alr J Is. Whares of Moorcs, y. C., is OH
"vsi to his friend, James NJ. Farr.
Miss Flowers, of NewO Orleans, is spending
some time in our healthy little town, she is
stopping at Mrs. Dawkins.