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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08

Extinct Ton, 5-C.Eca
Of the Rev. j. EcGowan, Criyv.tr, .-'7 7'r';'
I rccoausnd you TO send iyr K j"--,1a 81
Pastor EoeLig5 Nerve Toni. ci ie. c. '77!s
as directed 1t cured seye.G. il L ) -...::.-
EAST GLESNyTLE, y. y, oct. =. I'D
os,I one bot;l. OF Pastor E7sals'5 t,rvo
Tome for dizzines- and nervous h.a.,.--2, and
Il oil. d FL you c's,w for it an even a7"o. ! h@c
ben suffering ior years. Mrs. /. iA-,C5s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08
g.i;W /. l.lia'n 70 ID; 1in3:-T,:f Low,

Invite tae especial attention OF all per
SONS ll need OF COOKING STOVES totuc
following list OF necessary Furniture which
give wa. Dlcu stove, and which EudIau-
tey o. De nr,t-r!ass in every respect. wash
collier. coffee boiler, sauce pan and lid,
/ iron t-a-Kcttlc, IRON pots, pot lids,
IODI SIlddIc. skillet, d snect-lrou pans, nd
lIttrl poker, stove scrapcr, 49, Oiuts Oi pipe
tuu, elbow; large tin bucket, bread pan,
B culieudor, wash basin, . pudding pans, %
patty pans, - pie plates, milk strdlucT,
milk SKINNER. plain ladle, pierced ladle ,
lsoup liile, ! iron spoon, ! cake turner, ]
eEg Wulp, pie cr,mpcruud trimmer, fancy
teapot. s1d-irOus, q teapot stand, sad
IRON stand, pepper box, / nutmeg CRATER,
/ candle slick, cake mould, d tin cups, i3!p-
per, biscuit cutter, / rolIiug-piu, potato
mJanur, butcher knife, knives and bforks
worth cl.-1 per set, alhatt tablespoons
q alDatJ teaspoons, cOal-suOycl. ] flesh
fork, 81 eIly-cake pans, pound oistovc poll
lsI.
1 sell the celebrated Excelsior Cooking
stoves at the following prices. will deliver
stoves ami uruIturc free otireightiH BridAe
port, Md, al any station ON the -. Y. K. r.,
also al any station on the Is. a .. n. K. a. fpr
westas Cumberland OrsOuth 10 stanton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08
KendaIl's Spawn Cure.

IrsDFS. Warren Co., Va, June %, 1889.
DIR. p. J. EESDALL Co.:
Dear : rs-I must say that once tried bottle
OF your hcndalls Spawn Cure on a three-year. old
colt, and IL entirely removed a bone SPAWN and
! did not use all the bottle In rem2ving IL. The
horse ~ six or seven years old very sound and has
done hard work all OF the time.
Respectfully yours, Z. KINGSTON SALISBURY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08

If lO.R H.lth 4 Hes
or yOu are all worn out. real " good for nothing
IL * general cebility. TTy
BROUE'S IRON BITTERS.
Il will cure you. and give n good appetite. sold
by all dealers Il . medicine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08
Cumberland Valley Railroad.
Time table in effect December l. 1881.

Nm rrnins. Ex. IAcc. NaIl -. San N
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08

{, n 80 FINE CALF. NJ
niE - n""to" or more service
af'G SL0" vas ever Of
Ce~aJ, at lii;s price. One trial
VII convince.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08

Ga % ana 500 WORK
Gain y NJ Z = ) Shoes.
Equal those Of Other
makes cOStiEE from $3.50 to
$500, and are ;hc best IN the
world fer the price.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08


faEa m HAGB.srvnD SH0T
= ~ rs maoa o., the Ir'
gjEF a, Don-0Ia; sigi,sh, du-.
" - D AMI 'asy .I.uug. Eigih
imported French sHCcs costing r0m
$500 % $500.
mn El BEST D0NG0LA, per-
W feet In every way
az q Success has attended our
y" o@a efforts 10 produce a first
class shoe at this popular price.
mn m LOW IN PRICE, bat
w w. rot in quality. 70
d. shoe at this prize has given
m& 76 FOR MISSES, combines
" style with the hygiene
CID v principles 80 necessary W
" q the footwear OF misses anu
young ladies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08

represent all the above companies, and
viii furnish good insurance at the lowest
rates. All business promptly attendedto
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-08

price-worthy goods, and all nave
Be sure you are not deceived ~
tamp before purchasing.
DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass
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SPECIAL.
w. /. DOUGLAS SG.75 BRO
GIN. The les; ErCgaa f07 the price eTe-
o,accl - .Ne Market. Solid leather Trough.
ont. rerT i-or.ly Maic. arr viii not zig.
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Western Maryland Railroad.

For Information tickets. &C. call on j. :.
Shepheidstown, Agent forB. X .
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-23
For the TINES.
The Mt Joy 8 Beats the santuo Team.

MT. JOY. s. C, Sep. 19.-The record i,
broken. The Santuc base ball team has n,
~ last met their superior on their own grounds
Inc Pinckney boys went to Santuc on tbe
Inh, and, as usual, come out ahead Tho
Tlhkney toys, like Tho famous Stonewall
Jackson, has never yet known defeat,
The umpire called the game at five in
nthgs, g ana the score stood II 10 II in favor
OF Pinkney. l don't think our bows ever
enjoyed trip more. There were several
iadles present, representing each team and
they did much cheering for their respects ij. Va
isyorites. Each team put forth their utmost
ing their lady friends give them.
Everything passed off very quietly aud in
'ne best OF humor. Our boys are so we'll
pleased with santuc people they all Join in
tany thanks to the Santuc team, and the
peopie OF mat iowp generally, for their kind.
ness towards them during their Stay there.
md hope to be able to return the csmn,;'
nents in the near future. J.IH
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Dea- From careful reading of the choI
era reports from the infected places II
Europe we are inclined to think the diseas,
ia not decreasing,
"hl'e there are not as many new cases
ana deaths reported in the cities where il
mas been most virulsnt, and whsye it frst
appeared a' an epidemic it is appearing in
other Places in violent form, and the acrre
gate number of cases in Europe are increas-
ing rather than decreasing.
In the city of New York there does pot
appear to be any new cases The rast few
a'ys' and we think the precauton adopted
by the authorities will prevent its bscomips
epidemic there.
AZ The quarantine stations the disease
uoeS not seem to abate but we fear is on tho
increase, and it VIII require the most ,;cid
vigilance TO keep it out of the city, if it con.
tinucs to increase
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Union County Republican ConYantinn.

Inc Convention met in tho Court House
last tuesday, and was called to order Inv
Cousty Chairnan, L. b. Dswkins.
9n motion. 2 committee or credspti.,s
consisting Of Calvin Gs', Wash DaUkins and
!. f. Harris was appointed.
during the absence of the committee thc
convention waa addressed by j. G. Smith,
Rey' II. Brown, j. J. kinard aud Rev
p. B. Robinson. |''
Inc Committee on credentials reported IN
preeihts represented by 7s delegates with
proper credentials.
There was considerable discussion over
the report OF the committee, but on motion
OF y. II. Roberts the roll Of memb rs, as re-,
ported, was adopted.
On motion, the Secretary called the roll
ana the members of the convention took their
seats inside the bar.
The Chair appointed Samuel Smith ond
Frank Sartor, as marshals.
Nj. G. Long moved that W. A. Worthy bs
cleo cd chairman of the day by ac.lamaton
when ,he chair ruled out Of order. and
vote by ballot resulted in The election of "
A. Worthy.
on motion Of c. II. Jones, II, II. Foster
was elected Secretary. The call of the meet
ing was then road by the secretary.
On motion of j. j. Kinard tho conysntion
went inie an elect on of County Chairman.
). w. Wallace, u. 3 Dswkius. A. J. Jobn.
son and G. f., Tucker wore nominated.
On nation each candidate was alIowod
minutes 10 address the convention, and that
u. +. Tncker be allowed 5 minute es TO answer
charges made against him by Il. B. paw
kins.
Il. Is. Dawkins received Sc votes and do.
clared elected County Chairman.
Inc following we're elected delegates to
.he State convention.-E. b. Dawki6s. ].
Harris, j. j. Kinard.
Ccngrsssi0n al Delegates: Wash Dawkius.
j. JOHNSON, I. Clark, C. Il. Gist.
H. Il, FOSTER, Seoy.
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Fer the TINES.
A Few Words to KeIton Wheel.

| JoNEsNTLLE, Sept. 10.-Editor USIo,
IniEs.- although not regular correspon.
don't OF me TINES. L ask spaca to say a few
words In regard to Keton Wheels G ,mmu-
nication cf lass week. was very much
surprised to see such terms used and SO
much said about such small incident n,
tho presenting to Gov. Tillmrn, by a plain.
unassuming modest man, of a small po;ato
pumpkin. saw nothing in the incident TO
Justify IFS being called low-down trick.
Nor anything TO justify the donor receiving
the epithet, ".Sma5t Aleck." The incident
would naturally seem to be n compliment I,
the GOV. AT least |, with several others
present, thought so at the time; or at leas,
VIC dld not think il more ihln n small Joke.
But why not n compliment? Is not Gov.
Tillman farmer, advocating the farmers
movement, AMI posing rs the farmers
Trend? Is not pumpkin one of the pro-
ducts of the farm? Was not nice pump
Kin very appropriate present.
AS TO there bciug he cut of n m,n's face
on the pumpkin with one eye out, Kelton
Wheel has been wrongly informed, or has
deliberately added that much to the inc:-
dent.
But let's agree the incident was an insult
to the Governor Is there anything in it TO
compare in The least with the gross insults,
misses anu renGIs onored his opponent, who
stands to-day deserving more honor in his
defeat than Tiilman in his election?
In regard 10 thrests of the merchant,
spoken of, will say / am Intimate with
the merchants o. this und adjoining
towns, and am prepared to say the report
is utterly false. Strange tkat So many and
such damaging repor:s originate in a Ger.
tein part OF our Connty.
i agree Wi II the Etlj,or IL sor;po I,,,
ferret out The originator of these sanderous
reports and publish them to the people.
beg TO say in conclusion, i am a working
man get my bread the old way, viz by
the swea, of the brow, but know very well
that neither Kclton Wheel or am other poor
man has better friends than the merchants.
Then why run Them down! Why originate
siandcrous reports against them, and do all
we can against them.
Lets lay down party prejud;c,, lots lay
down ~'"ss r,rrtuyiirv, rua striru-ror one
common cause, the restoration of peace.
harmony and f'Tascr prosperity &c eur |!
County and State. Sprpo
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The Crcps,ss

~
Thc following report of the condition ot
the crops throughout the State. reportcd h.,
The St.te Weather Burcau, corresponds will,
the condition of tho crops in this COUNTY os
reported to us hy Individual fnrmers
CorloN.-Thc condition of The cotton Gran
remains unfavorable and has been 10 some
extent increased hy rains and tho lack of
suneAine Which has extended over nearly
the entire STATE.
The devastation caused hy excessive rnins
drouth and rust. las completely destroyed
the vitality Of The plant, leaving only the
July fruit, which is now matursd ard omen.
ing rapidly, and which has been damaged
by The rains Of the present week, so that il
may hc safely estima cd that tho crop will
compare very nnfavorably with the crop Of
last year.
CoEN.-Iho corn crop is now rc,dy for
harvesting, except that on river bottoms
which is now maturing, and will soon bo
ready for stripping OF tho b'ades.
The expected largo yield is fully main
famed from reports received from every Sec
tion of the State
OTHER Ckors.-Sugar cane, sorghum and
potatoes are in fine condi,i ion, and will Weld
large crops. Largo quantities Of grass and
pea-Vine hay has been harvested.
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Masonic tribute,
W. FRANK MABRgY.

Ine messenger Of death has been amono
US, ana has left bitter token of his visit
brother hos gone to his rest. On I1b
May 1872, brother. w. Frank Mabrsv yas
suddenly stricken down in the prime of mi n
hood y. "-A
lie was mau of large heart, generous
nature and kind disposition, ADD was
greatly beloved, aud his memory will lan~
DC cherished by his brethren. They know
that though the dust has rsturncd to the
ear,i "S " was, yet the spirit fas returnetl
70 tne dod who gave it. Our brother Is not
dsad but sleepeth, and he and wa will boral
alter meet in that Celestial Lodge. Of which
this earthly one is but tyne
Resotped, That this Lodge of A..lB... Al,
BOWS with profound sorrow, at the bcreaxa'
ment sustained in the death of brother w
Frank Mabrey,, and has lost one offs uss.
ful members. ''ss-s
!. Resolpsd, That IL extcnds Ia symna,hv
. ms family In their deep atiiiciion. AMI
lehuers 10 them this loving ttibn,e n ~,
memory y--faithful, honest aud iost IA
bright spot in our remembrance.
fesoiced That page in our minule baok
70 70 tnsefioed 70 his rAsmery. anI that .. cow
y thls preamble and these rssoluiions 81
ent 70 hrs family, aud copy 10 Che Unl,n
fIAEs fJp publication.
J. N. LEMAsTER,
ID. A. 4. Fam, Conm;l,e.
J.L. McWniRrRn,
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Mhsn you want good every day shoe.
get par Of "Spark's Best" Brog,ns. at
GRAHAM g. SPARKS.

LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE IN A LIouT.
loUsE.-Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich, aud are blessed with dnuob.
Ter four years old. Last April she was
taken down with Measles followed with n
Dreadful Cough end turning into a fever
Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her
ont In vain' she grew worse rapidly, until
she was "handful of bones. Then she
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and after
the use Of two and half bottles, was com.
Pieiely cured. They say DIR. Kings New
discovery is worth its weight in gold, vet
you may get triI bottle free at d. F,
Posey's Drug Store.
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TnE New "SIAMus' TwIYs.-Thc new
Siamcse twins do no: come from Siam. s,ys
the Pail Mall Gazette. Thy are natives Of
Orssa, in India, and the fcll3wng d-scrip-
ton IS sent TO us hy correspondent, who
SAW them the other day in p, onah The
names of the child zen are RaJici uud Dcdi-
ba The two lite girls are three and
a-haIf years old and are really rrerty ch,l
dren. The regularity If their connection
Is that there is II flexible bony attachment,
from breast to breast, AMI below this thor,
lsa vsceial conncctipp. There is only one
navel.
If food is given TO enc, the other is s2tis-
ned, and 1t medicine is admin. 81 cred 10 one
the other IL affected, but not to the s,mc
extent as the one To VIII Ch it was given
The most curious circumstances is that
when sentence is begun by one the other
frequently finishes it. when slcciinr Cne
child lies on her back and the other on her
side, which gives an idea Of the great ncxi-
blil'y OF the connection. The children arc
very gooi friends, ami seldom quarrel but
when younger their proc elines were not
marked by that unalimity which they have
since discovered 10 be essential 10 their cir.
cumstances. AS might DO expected whcn
their relations became strained there was
considerable tension between them: but
when 1t gradually davned upon their in
fantilo inteiligences thakwhcn one was hurt
Inc other had TO cry, out of sheer sympathy,
franrfs H..
"rows" should be DISCONTINUED, aud now
oaimy peace reigns supreme.
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NaiS- In township in Calhoun Co., Ark,
where the negroes Ouinumber the whites
SIX TO one Tiers has been a race war for some
days, no doubt growing cut of same negroes
being taken from their cabins at night and
severely logged by "White Caps" The
negroes are led by low white mea. In an
effort to rHciiy the negroes, hy a deputy
s"eFih and ether citizens tho negroes fired
on the whites, wounding the deputy sheriff.
Inc Whi'e men returned the fire and killed
lonr negroes. In the trouble five negroes
nave been killed and number wounded
The negroes have have deserted The cotton
heds and the farmers are troubled aboui
getting their cotton picked.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-23

iiLLMANs s ADMINISTRATIONS Pulls SAFELY
lnnoUGn.-State Treasurer Bates returned
10 the city yesterday aud as the State treas.
ury mad been somewhat depleted in funds
recently, he was asked about the financial
condition of the State.
lie said that although it was true that be
treasury funds had been pretty low once
owing to the necessity for paying out a great
many appropriations, salaries, etc, nt ths
same time he was happy to say that the
condition OF things had been greatly impr ov
cd in the last month "
inc treasury hal quite hard time the
first year of the Tillman adminis,rot;nn L',
got through all light without the necessi,w
'oi borrowing, aod he felt sure that the term
would end without any such necessity
arising.-Te State
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correspondence of the TINES.
Crops and Profitable Parminr

FIR. EnToR After n hurried v;s;t ava,
our county can give you pretty accurate
an"'e"'eh' %i concerning the crops of Union
mere not half crop of cotton. The
| recent drought has caused il TO shed much n,
'he late iruit, and the early bolls are smol
! ana the lint very short.
| Corn that was planted early on uplonJ ;s
| hne' but most of the low land corn wos d.'
s.r'yel py tho rains in early summer, while
lue corn red peas are complete failures ON
account OF the recent drought.
am glad, however, to be able to state
'ha' nn unusual large amount of upland
was painted In cora, aud l believe our
oouhy WIZ make sufficient quantity of
corn Tor home consumption,
,ahn ms increased acreage of upland corn is
last year. which was b.essing in d;s~";s" ;o"
learning the farmer 10 make his avn smn'
plies at home. sup
here is the great secret for onr succos,
TO ra'se all our supplies as cheaulv "a wo
can on our farms; and just here, Mr.. Edi.
tor, VIII mention circumstances that cana
uhuer my observation on my trip over the
Souuty. saw prosperous farmer who
sao uoZen horses and mules i'm 6na can.
oiloh mat lie had fed for a month on sor.
ghuin cane, and he informed me be bod
enough cane to feed them for six wc.k.
longer, ne hal planted u acres Of amber
cane and acres of later variety He
was feeding II horses for % months ON
sorghum cane alone. There was another
iafmer with 10 horses apd mules who stated
'h"t ne was feeding 20 bushels of oats to his
sre'y week, making $50 bushels of oats used
Dy one farmer, while the o'her was feeJiog
rnrse "., acres OF cane to his. am pleased to
record rs th's successful departure from our
Ola system of farming, and 1 hops our far.
lners VIII get out of the old ruts and adont
|, = system that win be vastly more pro6tablo
man cn1, tho one the majority of us are now
Lei the vide awake and progressive
armefs or our County thaorize and exneri.
henr, and give their observations tbroneb
ne TINES for our mutual benefit.
mr.. Editor, you'ought TO have 1000 sub-
crloers from the farmers alone in Union
,ounty, and they ought to m IKE your pancr
fgn'er win farm news and notes.
'ill yonrs g.. hh'" you
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RofALTY EoR AuuUsT.-The state f.; osrrv
mas received the money for the rhosphate
royalty due the stato for the month of An
gust by the various phosphate companies
uo'nS business in the state. They had until
yesterday to pay il, and it is all in. 1t makes
somewhat better showing than for the
month of July. Each dollar of royalty. if
WIZ be remembered represented one ton of
tcrt'iizer. Here arc the figures:
r. w. Wagner & Co., Sl9S.4S: Co,,ow
Mining Co., So.9l6.S5; Oak Point Mining
30 20 o ~, 1880; Farmers Mining Co.,
So,e1E. 20; carolina Mining Co., Sc, 80:
Sea lsluni Chemical Co., Sc $50 90.
This makes pretty good showing. and
indicates that the phosphate industry in
south Carolina is now picking up oglin.-
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New Advertise cents.

We call special attention TO the following
rev advertisements:
Graham Sparks. The finest. faucie,t
and cheapest stock of Dry Goods.
lev. W. d. Bewley has determined to omit
mercantile business, and offers the best kind
Of bargains in IIardware,&c.
}. W. Mcclure is abreast Of the times,
ana has the largest stock Of Dry Goods.
Notions, &C., ever brought to Union, 10 sell
at prices 10 suit The small crop md Low
price of cotton.
5. NJ. Rice, Jr., L. IT,, Sewing Machines,
Pianos, Organs, &c.
Call on these merchants,
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!. o. G. T. TRIBUTE.
The following preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted by Union Lo Igc,
253, |. o. G. T., in commemoration of
MISS HAMMIn nnmuIr

| The following preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted by Union Lo Igc,
2S3, |. o. G. T., in oommemoration of
MISS FANNIE POWELL.
Our Father in Heaven, who holds the
eternity Of all men in His hauI, often mani
fesis His power TO man in way past findiaa
out, and at time whom least expeosed
we see our friends in the midst OF life aud
then in death.
Union Lodge, of the Order of Good Tenn.
piars is forced to behold just such mani.
ies'atlon OF tho Divine power, and at a
'ime when least expected, we are clIled
upon to note the death of our sister, Miss
FANNIE POWELL, which occurred on the
ZZd OF last August. She was faithful 10
our lodge, and we trust she was faithful 10
our Coz. While we can no longer claim her
member Of our Order, we trust she ia a
member OF that pure aud holy Order osep
whieh only Jesus presides. We feel our
loss' but we know her family feel theirs
more. Nevertheless, we have Resolved. as
pooy, 70 present our sympathy to the
Oereaved mother, sisters and brothers. and
az the same time, we express our desire that
,hey are not looking TO men for comfort
but to our Father in Heaven. He is the oply
source of comfort and consolation TO tbS
oereaved and broken-hearted.
AS token Of respect, wo inscrbe a p,pa
OF our minute book TO her memory. and
request our Secretary TO forward a copy OF
THIS paper TO her family and that COPY be
sent the UNION TINES for publication.
eoas,n s SGssas. wnl1s,rDr,, Committee,
CARRIE EosTRR,
---~>---~<<---4
Mo- A..x 81
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IlLLMAN vs.. Ton WATsON.-Editor Larry
Gantt. who has just returned from visit to
georgia, is authority for the statement that
as soon as Tom Watson, the Georgia Thirl
Pariyite Congressman, gets through with his
Poi'ical work in Georgia he will come over
10 this state and is TO meet Governor Till
man on Third party issues in big Joint
"eotte. lie did not say where the debate
would take place.
He made the statemant "But Watson
will find that he can't stand before T;Ii
man" i''i
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Death of P. N. Hollis.

In note from our esteemed friend, W. s.
gregory, at Cross Keys, Sept. 81, he makes
the followin sad but affec ionate announce.
ment:
Our nelShbor and friend, Mr. p. N. Uol.
us, died at his residence last night. A good
ciuzeh' good neighbor, true friend. an
nonest e man CHRISTIAN gentleman. an af-
# t?cuohaie husband and father has gone TO
ms [GWafe' leaving an affectiona;e wife and
his ashes. "
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-09-23

Iae~ a revo ting case Of genuine leprosy
has boeif discovered III the sand hills about
twelve or fifteen miles from Columbia. The
unfortunate Yic'iaa is Robert Lpye:t. The
disease first showed on him six years ago,
All the flesh has gone frcm greater pay. Of
his body and his fingers and toes have drop
ped off both hands and feat.