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sralai ENTERTAINMENTS.

small asveriiserssss, xss exceeding feas aass
scsatxe under the hesd OF wAHrKp, fcn eALA,
10 LEY. LOST, -. VIII - inssfeed TIE 0noo ~
ser.s, three times Tor . tents and ore Vssk ~
N seats, advance rAvmcrt.
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MAINE INST RANCE.

showing for the Year 1891 as Indica.
ted BY Returns Received BY Insur.
aHee Commissioner.
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3orr,
FRAyKLIy

wil.on-Jan a, TO the wife Of L, W. hojhef.l
son: Jan. -, to ne wife OF Oliver 5 irsney scr
suoug-Jsn q, ID the wife OF FREQ
SIAN a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-04

ls'sss M, leads to consumption. K.m>'.
ZIP the cough as once.
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N tiLts for . bad Liver.
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Mlarrieo.
FRANkLiS.

Phillip. Jan. ., Mr., W. 7. Res aud MI, e..
tnrA Coo d stu, both Of Phillips. Jan. q, CHAIRS
l., Hsrnden and Miss NAB Il II. batnes-
rarminRtnn-Jan 10. Joel II rage Ak Nj
Ell.s. Robbins. b1th OF FARM 1g'on.
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FOR SALE.

Fox sAtE-A Steam merry e. rouud. or Fly
ing ho-srs uu,hi complete oryah, tent,
engine aud hOilcr aud all the nece. ,s-y tops and
equipments. New Is the ,ime Inr live man 20
get into ppyiug buisucss for Atlc mon, Q.
tsnAr has o,h'r busiatS' = tae reason for soias.
uu' o. has been run envy one season, ptisN e,aO0.
Addtcss G. y. ktns, l'ct box ~, WestHcld,
Mas, kvhSllN+
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TO LET.

FTNU LET Olt kUh BALs-0n sasy t1fns
l. two houses IN Augusta. IAqsiYe d 4. u
GoDUARD. III Water q. nOvaadt
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~ isLEt-I teoemc its FiJrcnoe gf15t.
L inquife OF wv. WILLIAMS, un Ter noesl
North dec4du
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
u 4t3s5ntss aapitsI.

8si GaproI mar cine srOBe 9lbenbse.
fsufbaft. Die Gallons lirabIten uon
3i4tsrn, ilrottsn pon sinsm Hsi9ibum
on 8Iumsn unb einem Gurus on Sto.
fen, norm fid bic ioraIid, Sanb einsr
6rau perristb, bic elm 9uus gu maiden
w.ib. Die ginIaounsn parsn idon
por Idnserer 5sit erIaiitn porbsn.
Ginsn Aussnblid baiie gaproI baran ee.
eadt, alien @afsn absufdt,ibsn. aber
sr bsiiirdtsts, cine 8,unrubisuns bsr,
porsuruien. unb CAB bubsr, 70 psnis
ibm barum mar, feine gbsnoseisli5aft
Ssnnod. wis Elm SbauipisIsr, Der tssben
erit isinsn Vaiu psrIorsn. bsut, aber
fpisIt, nm osm Gbeatsr tsintn 0sadibsiI
susufiissn. Or seists ben @ditsu sin
IadsInoss aniIis, um ieiusm @siddite
Hidt su idabsn.
Die @srbdItniHe batten nd ndmli&
felt brei Sastn srinblid ueri9Is1tsrt.
Ssn 8Srisniir,id, msIdsn lS.rsos, I'm
ign scbeimnibuoIlr in's Wert ,u isssn,
in 2Oubon ausiibYsn rpoats, mar ent.
bsdt worbsu, uno bic gaiiie, auf bic tr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

Sir IlmFtdnoe, nr1ter beHfH sorae
W'ontt bic b0aite eyseutipseivaIt als
ertpa6lter prdlibent bw @epublh Gbile
ergriif, tparen duberN S6uieriger rnb
peripideltes 9lrt. SIM. .Snnern bes 2an|
4 oes tparen o& nod blinenSen 9BuE5enr
bic Der mbrocriibe 8rlEeriries geialas
3en, su bsilen; Die beiiessen 9lnbsn-
ger 8almncsba's perju9tsn feimlitb ,rnb
oifen bur6 Sutriguen uRo 9ante ooa
9lnieben Der nelsu 3fsierhng,Su i1dbt~
gem; am iblinnniten bon allea Wioere
lpGrti9teiten ipau aber bic S8er;pifelung
nit ben Ser Staaten lknldstib oes
Rrapalls' beg Y6beis BON. 8aiparailo
segen bic Matroien Der ySaltimpre".
0ier ftanb PraIihent Montt. elmer uns
beoinst i6per sll buisitisenben G1sYie.
rigfeit gegeniber. gBm er sA nebgits
| big ge9e,t bic Sorternn9en Der Ser.
Staten, 10 iebte CT bel Der berri6enoen
Ieinbli6en Stimmung Der G6ilenentg ge.
gen bic Ser. .Staatet feline &egieEuna
Der @efabr oes sSturses uno oas 2anh
sinem neuen 8iirgerfrieg aus. gDet~
serte er iid, ben Ser Staaten @enug~
tbuung fir oieiIEbill' au feilten, 70 ruas.
,ine 9riessertfdrnns als antiport IL
gut iuie sepiB: 0ab Sorse Moutt
[dliebli6 sliidli6' oieies Dilemma tp
Irieblider Meiie gei0f bat. muB ibar
,u sroBem 8er6ient angsre9net meroeE
unO cine bObe Mteinune bon ieineBs
faatsmdnniiden' 6aNgteiten seludbs~
ren.
Sorge Montt tparee' |. 8. 1848 3eA
gaiablanea bel 0alparaiio als bef-
Sobn armer gltern seboren, iiebt alio
iebt i'm A. 2ebensiabre, @r idlug
Idon als 8nabe bic Seemannslaufbobn
Elm, in Der er ii6 burd Siidtisteit unb
Pfidteifer bale ausseidtrfte uno BON
Stufe gu Stufe itieg. @d6renb bes
Salpeter= unb 8uansfrieaes sesen peru
befeblistc CT bic gorpette > O'Sissins".
Sn benz 8iirgerauffanbe 9eeen 8alma.
teba mar er Der 9lhfiibrer Der @ongreb.
partei, ipelde befanntli9 na9 mebreren
sliidli9en Sdla@ten'oen 9eoriider 3lr
Glu9t sipans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25

Surd ben uneriuartet fAnellen 500
feines 0aters, oes erlt 39idbrigen Dice.
f6nigs Semiit Yaida, iif bsNen dlteIer
Gpbn Mbbas Baida auf ben egpptiider
9bron berilfen. ggppter 1T elm Wa.
iafenlfaat hr 3iirfei, ipesbalb ieiyt
Serrf6er au1 nur ben Gitel Yicef6nis
(gbebiip) fiibrt unb Dor ieiner Sbron-
befteigun9 Der gefdtisutg bilr6 einen
beionberen sSirman bes Sultans bcbarf-
Gieie 8eitdtigung 1T fin Prins glbbas
iiberrai9erb idnea erfolst, nno 10 bat
benn bieim unter grpsem @eprdnge,
bem iibli9en Soltsjubel nnb ben Gliids
ipiiniben Der ausmdrtigen Wta6te TIC
Sairo oia 3iisel Der 8esierung ergrifs>
fem.
Ser teue Gbebiip, iit am IL. Suli
1874 eeboren, alio ne6 nidt Is Sabre
aft. gr bat benna9 nod nibt oas
burd 8ertras init Der Siirfei feitgeiebie
Utter Der Gjrobidbri9teit = IS Sabre
- errei6t. Mbbas, paf1a LIT unter ell.
ropdiidem GinfluB' arseeen uno bat Ii3
eine sebiegeue ahetlhldnbiide Siloung
anseeisnet; er ipridt fliebenb oeutia,
franaoliid unb englii9, baneben natiir.
lid arabiid unb tiirtiid. 98eil ietn
erher gr3ieber, Butler, elm Gngldnber
tff, mill man oauaas idlieben, Oab @b-
bas pafda bspp ensliideu ginflnb siln..
fig 9elinnt lit. So6 muB man abpar.-
ten, bis ,ii6 eiie @slesenbeit bieiet, bet
pel6er Der iun9e Serriber nit ieinen
Gelinnungen berpDrtreten tanu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-25
: u nd nod aeniiaenO.

lind nod seniiaenb. -
Satin: Ser Oottor 8rerier bat i'm
Stub eraablt, Su babeit prrseitern NIT
spei SGn,erinnen ioupirt." = Gatte:
,.gl6 tpas, lrb mid sufrioen; BON
oem. mas Der alte Shmdber iegt, III
immer nur bic Saffte ipabr."
= Aus benz iuriRii9en
Gyamen. ,Serr Sanbioat, wa8
wiiien Sic Don bex 9iiraf6aft9"-
.SaB man oft lange berumipringen
muB, bis es ginem 9elinst, enoli4 cine
iolde auisutreiben"
@runb sumSabel. Sunss
(nad Sauie iommenb): nSu1be, oer
aelrer bat geiast, i'd babe 9eerbt !" =
Dtutter rWas benn 2" = Sunset
,Sie 3llr;iidtisteit BON msi'm @ater!-
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Correspondent. for the Union TINES.
Joe Knows a Good Thing When Hs Sses T,

RIVERSIDE, Jan. 5.-MR. EpITox:
w"uli Ike to say word or two in reply to
"A Farmer" concerning The pncku,y aud
|oncSv'I!H Township subscription to the rr,
posed Hailroa | from Junesville to Iockh,r;
Shoals. That this r"al is to be built for the
express purpose Of securing cotton factory
1T l.o :k!art IS well unicrSt 1od and no one
dou''ts that this, il isaltrs sufficient reason
why every cotton farmer shoull sub crib, or
vote for Township Subscription
We should not lose sight Of the f,ct that tb.
Railroad, the largt Cotton Factory aud other
c"t'rE rises tia will naturally follow the build
ing of the Railroad, will add many thousands
# not mill ons of dol ars to the taxable nro,
perty of Union County Thousands of dnII,rs
will be put in circulation in the county frnm
the time the firt diri is thrown and
money at time when il is most -orcly neal
by the farmers. Every cotton fact pry in Il
goes np in tue County wll he! t, rnse thc
price OF the stable This is n s,i fact. and
alt who are ,nHcieniiy posted on ght to qckaow-
h"tye ii. Ask the c,ttoa buyers OF IJ,;,n
il cotton did not sell at Union C. n Mi,
season at port prices.
Cotton Factory at Locihart will he or
great b"nciit 10 every man in tie C,n,tv
lhe conTrn cncc Of the road will be orc,t
advantage ana VIII al new industries o,j
hf'hG ABOUT an Increase Of population. The
amount asked for is very small and will b,rI
iy Hc 'cI. y hun lrcl thousand dn1I,r.
turned lo>sc i'll Union County ncxt snmmcr
vii! be s 'od lediciac in these panic tins
I"e waters go l's'!csS murmnring ovsr tho |
shoals Of Lo:kh.rt now, bat we h,co oo |
mary months To see them mcrr'y daucinc |
10 ih' W"'r OF thnUS r.dS OF sDibpe. tb.
NJ Of the trowc! and hammer and tho .,n,,,
Of hund els of happy wage carncrs, nil coz.
tr!huting to the wealth an I general ,ros .c,.-
ny OF car 'OAniy AMI STATE When ,hot
mhThlhricAt wa'cr-ppwcr is uti led to its ful
capacity the people of Un.oa will f,,I
" 'h'inc at Their wa I of foresight ani enter
PRISE, IN ignoring ornc lccting FIR ., many
years that God-crcltci priyilcyc whcrnhy
man g"niu' and iabrr may fad proG,srlc
emp oymcnt N conr'buting TO the comt,rt
happ"e' AMI prosperity OF their fellow man
The ralr al will he = pub ic hencft and
'"e i'wnsh p ought to help in its C ,mp. G ion
dis hr'ie Mo 'rherd IIa1 returned home
Il ON I"l cG at Lagrange, Ca.
Wis r. zi'eih ilu.hcs i, onayi,;t to
Mrs. W. }. Moorhc'd Of iI;c%ary Cove.
- y. T. Ihom"s has Lccl vsi;iag Mr.
J. G. Browns rcccnrly.
III" un icrs %ncd h the honor ofrnio,i,,,
~ eIcgrt Christians Inacr at Mr. " Il
VI orlrrais a.
Mr.. D. q. Hughes ard 5 J Davis, coutcu
''"ts visit to llick ry Grove this week.
JoR |
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A Temperance Lecture.

We ~ rspnc.tcd 10 >ta'c that Col. Dn,na-
zee. State I"cturcr of the Gooi Temp ar.
oi South Carolira. will deliver Il lecture on
Temperance In che Mle!hodS, Church next
Sun'iaY night Vt 1:30 clock. lie VII ais,
bc at lonesv.l { on ;hc llth, and Santuc On
the l2ih.
As Col. Dcmsrcc is employed by tie
Grsnl Lodge # God TEN ,iars. the lecture
WI be Ir;c, nrd no 60 lection taken ur.
The Gel. is one of the ahl"s' and mos
intcres'iig lee urcr5 IN the country, and We
hope thc:e will be g'nc,al ruraout of our
citizens to hcar hi H.
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,cn issued by Comp roller General Fllrrbe
t" the county Auditors
OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERlL,l
Columb II, Jauuary. |, lSo2.
To, Auditor--Couniy: An tax
layers arc required 10y law to rc uru all
their taxable personal property between the
lst cf January and the 10Th dnv - =. i.y.:...,
1877, Ior taxation.
Al personal property not returned
falsely returned, partially returned or re-
turnci at less than its true cot value IN
money is liable I" penalty of 10 rc. eat.
II is the DUTY of the Auditor while lkin.
returns to make such inquiries tud invcS!i-
S'i IA as he may deem ncccSS, ,ry to secure
a fall return of all taxable pro cry nj its
true value. and any auiltor ucccpr;ur 4 rr-
turn from any taxpayer wnom he suspects
a. his reason To believe that such return is
not correct or full is dcrrlic, in his official
duties.
Millions Of dollars of taxable rrr.,uo,
property annually escapes l,Xation in Mi
state which should he ca:eiully loohcd atir.
ana placed upon your tx duplicate and
male to bear its just ortion oftaxatipu.
Authors are urged To exercise every
prefer diligence in this matter of takinr re-
'nr"s and if the law is wisely iudciou~ly
ami fully enforced. much Of the evil row
sun red will bc rcmcdicl and taxable pr -.
A>"''J " Ht'IinG upon N
DO Ks every class Of IcrS nl proncrty
Care should be taken that the valiant =
made ty tax payers thr ughoul he country
should tc rs ne 'rly uniform NJ !, ,ssib'r. I'm
The selection of assessors great csr. .ho,i Il
be exercised and the best. NEST imprrtlnl ana
intelligent men should be tai,n.
Dne OF the greatest h'ndrnrc4 +, tbr
proper valuation of ali property j. III" gross /.
iii quality of values is mrlc by ,IiiT. ru,
c"inmupirics. As far as may h. ,ihIc L., |
ns haze full fair, jus, AMI cqui able nc. /
turn and valuation. All cxccut tpiS. admins,
tratcrs, guardians trustees, rcccircr. cIlic -
husbands, fathers, III Tiers. agents or f,cio,s |
shall be personally ii be for taxes CA nil
persona! property wi. ca wns in their rpsscs-
sion at the time when returns thereof fer
taxation shnli be made 10y 'hcm
according TO the construction of the Inv
hy the Attorney Gcnc;a', nj c'c,hs Of Court.
masters or other public officers having fund
IN their custody. arc required to return
such funds for taxation.
Some changes will he ma Ic in the bio...
Tor the rolurn Of incorporated Iauks AMI
banking associations which b!auk> will H.,
Forwarded to auli'or> when ready.
Respectfully.
'" Ii. EHHhc, Ionrtrollct General
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A New Beef Market.

Mr.. Henry May his retired from the
liquor business in disgust, and ne into
the Butcher business. At present he is at
the Old Bishop stand, bat after the 10Th of
this month he will occupy the corner store
on Main street opposite II. w. TInsleys lew
clry establishment
Mr. May will cmD'oy firs'-cl,ss Butcher.
to preIa-o lis meat in real City s We, aad
intends 10 keep the very tcs, meas that
he can tuy, a al serve th"min every shane
anl manucr, from Il wei! prepared sausage
tn II dclicat, sur'o or round steak. We
hoIc our cit zens will encourage Mr.. Nav
by giving h'm at least II share of thcr pa,rc-
nag.
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BG).. Thos. A. Murrah, who vas in jail
for the killing Of X. G. Bishop, apple 70
Judge Wallace, last Monday, through E's
Attorneys. Wm. Munro md G G. Cu'r,
undcr writ Of haLeas corpus, tD be Unite
10 bail, AMI was released under n bond OF
$1,000, which he rcadi y gave.
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For the TINES.
2lst. Session Union Papt:-.s Q. canv.,rio

2lst Session Union Pasti-.s 9. Convention.
The 2lst Session of the Union County
baptist Sunday School C1nrcntion VIII meet
WIN inc tntman Church Gu Friday (29th,
'n't.,) before 9th Sunday in Jan. 1892, in
rcs for discussion are:
| lSt' What part should pastors take in the
| S"nday SchooIs?" Introductory speakers.
wDr. a. l.. FAINT, j. ". McCravy anil J. II.
Williams
-ha. no" can We secure the best n.ien-
lance at Sunday Schools? Introductory
SreaStrs-R. +. Ray, G. b. Dooo, and j. N.
Nc cNrthur
3rl. "ls Al oil pcrs IN held any les, res
nons bic for his or her noa attendance at
H"n lay Scno'I than young pcr.on % In
troduc:ory spcakcrs.-Dr. J. q. Going, Rev.
". d. Bewiey and }. Il Sumner.
4t1. III the love Of God does not c,nstr,in
church member to attend Sunday Schools.
Is 1t not necessary to bring am other inau-
ehce u bear? Introductory speakers-
\. y. CAN'T. +. u. Adams aud J. B. Beaten
tangh.
oth, who shonld be teachers in Sunday
Mcho'is Introductory Speakers-J. Ii.
hahd1Ip j. d. Going aud JOS Sanders.
o'h ExegcEs. Rom. 6:3-i By Rev. b. C.
Ltmpicy.
All Of the schools wi lease prepare tdS
s''d full delegation, and goo contribuN
"'h' ana make these, rs they aught to be,
very essential elements in tn, Convention.
L. w. JsrEn, Scc'y.
nave been rcques ed to have published
inc 10 lowing p ograne for the Supe e-n' en-
aeht Conference to be held dur NJ the ). ).
Convention.
lst. Dc'oribnal exercises.
Zhi. fu orsanizui,n uuaicr Constitution
T. b aIo, ,t"d.
lsi. Que ys for discuss on: "Hhat c,ti-
mate SA'n Srpcrintenicnt par up IA cod
hceF' introduced ny jot. San icrs, aud
D.. }. G.. Going
Zhi Sh 'nid Supern c low mncon-
'cred persons t. toarh in his S@ho |? ID.
" "ibnrn and r. VI. Ad .ms.
"'d lie ati'nship exi ting b wcen Super
"'chi'nt and Past r. # Church, where the
WORK Isl. 4. Fsn'rnd 4 u. G. Gregory.
-. Should Mi,si ns be m de promioen.
lhe sunday School? J. II. Williams, aad
. IL. $p,ars. -
On The Supcr.rtcn len = rcsooasi sibili les.
y. a. Gault, J. X SImn,r
l.. w. JETLE,
for the Com,
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gesy- In less than an hour last Monday,
Mt public nesting in Sparranburg, So
900 was subscribe towards rcbu!l ling the
Converse College that WAS burned down the
day before We doubt much if any ether
CITY in the State would have made such a
prompt anl LIBERAL resp 'nsc to the call "i
nny institution i'm distress within its borders.
Sp,rtanjung worthy o. Converse, ani n
vc,sa il an honor to SpnrtanburS.
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SCARE roa THE FAEMgRs. .-Torrko
hhn'' rcccmhcr 30 Fine Al.anc, Adyo.
cate the Stals organ Of the Kans,s Farmers
\ ualc'' chaiScS tat tho Nu3on,l Uni
opmpnn. Ne" ioiA concern, With . cr,;.
tai stock "f 2o,0oo,0JO which ryinr ro
get c'nir.l o; HE Al nrc, basin :, of th,
~ ie " H"iii"g all tie Ni.ncc Il rcs
merely Ie~seniag the est Of e 20 Is to th;,
irmcr, Is nothing lut \ brlpcl of the JuIc
h'f-int !r'*t. The Alyo,atc warls fam
c's ag s. IT, ."
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New Building and Loan Association

\ branch OF the Nlronll Tontinc Eli d..
lag and Loan AsSociai N, of At'ann, was
orSanized here last Monday evening. by J.
NJ. rankcrsley, of Gatl,cy City.
The fliowing officers were c cc,cd:
Prc,il l":t. J. H. McNiss'cE.
Nicc.pf,si lent. < :. st ks.
: ct y. and Treas J. \. Brosn.
Alto mey, d. a. Tovuseni.
BOARD OF DIaECT0Hs. Pro-. Eob.. A,or,;.
) n, Dr. W. NJ, Mc,d T., Dr.. ii. r. Smith
{. ii Bmkchcll.
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No TiNE :o2 TiNECRIXG Ar Coy,r.r,.-
lI"NS--lt -, perhaps, a. vel th,; thc 90 -
Iiui'onai convent II iii wa, defeated Srch
convention worlI need the b,,i talent N
ne state, aud with tn, present disord.r il
c." Il MT tc secured. The c,nst.tution
:hG"l b. l"tt "lGh. GrUl complete harmony
- restored inside tho ihcp yoVysH
GHd Hcrjc,.. ''
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All Democrats May Vote.

There ha, been conSi icrable loub' in tn,
democratic rank whether the Scntt1r-Chalr-
man Troy State Executive Commitec of the
State Dcmccra ic party, which me- IN C'-
lumbi, last Tues 'ay. wouil allow those
democrats who socd for Julg, Haskell 1T
the lust election to vote in the primary 81, c.
L: on this year, or read them out Of the party;
bat that douht is now rcnoic by the COM
mi.tec prud ,n,ly adopting the following
revolutions, with but one solitary no. IN
opposition.
Resolved, Tha' it is the sense of this com
u,itieo that all white Democrats who shall
7 present themselves for Membership TO any
ff("RRi, Ri, or YhmnTt fTG" Tc !.
| democrat and will support the nominees pt
the Dc"ocrttic parry nominated q; said
| election.
Resolved, fur her, That Gli cand dates for
any othco in the Democratic primary c &C.
tons shal pledge theme YES t) abide the
results OF the Democratic primaries candi-
dates f"r ) ate Offices TO the State Exec tiye
committee, candidates FOR county Offices to
the county Executive committee. respectively
These did not seem to 60 far enough, how
ever, to suit III, Stmttor- chairman and
5 caker Ira Il. Jones, ut his suggestion,
offered the fol wing amendment:
"Rcsolvcd, further, That it is the ,cnsc
of 'his commi tee that in the interest of
peace ami a uuitsd Dem Icracy no Democrat
shall he cxclaIrd from lanici ration in sad
primary b cause OF diftre ices during the 'au
Stale cl,ctron.'
The last resolution, in or opinion, saves
dangerous divi.ion i, the democratic
ranks in this State
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Ha- The annual report Of Town Teas
urer l.. 6. Young, has becn unavoi ia'iy
crowded cut thi. week.
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chapzos in Town and County.


There have been manv changes made tie
past week in the hnSi"css hDI es or this
town. Tho merchants o-r - ucisg the'r |
force Of clerks in or 'er re . e1p'rsc',
consequently a number II yo'n; me are
out OF emp oymept, iu' in oar 'piaioD, only
temporarily, for we hor'sI believe the
present ueyrsss.a con u OF business OF
all kinds will not last more than three
months, at the furthes The Spring busi-
ness will open with new 'ihs, ipfuse hope
ard restore confidence among the people. II
will be found that not witbstanding the
short crop and low price Of cotton, the Far
ners, as a rule, have honestly met their obli-
gnti' 20 the merchants 20 the very l'st
do lar of their ability, and there is a gee eral
understanding that lsss credit and more
grin anl meat will DC the rule among
the Farmers OF Union this year. The
Fumes. their wives and l1ughters,
are al,o coming to tho ve~y sensi"le
conclusion tha, it is not hcnc1th their
dignity to attend to The SIN .ller matters on
their farms; e,nt it is as r.spec able and
auo,able to raise and sci butter, chick
cnI and eggs as it is to ra'se cotton,
| and frcm what we can hear. they are going
| TO produce them This year, a. c,sh crops b
| help out during the hard Summer months.
They may not be able to find Il market at
| the County scat for all of that kind Of farm
| Jra duc, ous, bat it would b. good business
| FIR some Que in every ncghbo hood or town
| ship t. ga'hcr up those produces and ship
thcm To he ciies. Arrangements could be
made with part es in Columbia aud Charles
tn in tbs Sta'c, AMI in the l.rg' Northcra
ci'ics 10 take every egg anl chicken that
| could b So It IN re in sound condition.
Why, we know one gentlcm,n who has
cstaHlishc y Dairy Farm in the upper part
OF tbs Comfy for the sole purpOs, Of sup.
| ulyin, the ciriz rs Of Trough Shoals with
milk AMI butter. We also know a lady VIII
has lor two or three year, mute money by
seud;ns butter to Columb;a t. sell.
You may turn up your noses at such snal
matters, Lu, there il more money in thcm
for TIC IA mcr than in cotton, while it il {
,l.as,ricr All les laborious farm work
faces o. the wife and taughier to attend to
AnLlArr pal very imlortm feature il
! ih:j yari OF farm worN ~ tho tact that !
woul be daily or weekly cash transactions
VIII ch would make the Farmer incpc den
Of credit frr IN ny o. supplies 20 ran Iii
'arm during the Summer or any other par
OF tn" year.
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psa- Mss Clcmie Buckncr, OF lIendcrsb NJ
vile. y. c., is vi-i,ing Mr.. nnl Mrs. i. NJ
McNcace
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hI'ELEN ARNIc, SSLvE..-Thc DC sal. e
IN '"e world ,rCuiS, Bruises. : res, Ul,crs,
-" ""cMm, Fcvcr Sores, Tcites, CnnpgcI
hands, Chi b'ainS. Cons. and al SKIN
t. op ions, and pos H., ely cures Pl,s. or ,n
ply ci#ir,d. IL j, guai'.n.cci To ,iv. no -.
{ satisfaction, or mon,y refunded Pr;c,
- c""ts c. 'ox. For sac ny H. +. P,sey.
April IL
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kay- Cherokee Lo Ige, Nc. 81, X. # +.
will meet next Monday night.
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POST OPFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 p. Nj.
The Money Order Department w,li be
open ed for business from A. NJ. to T. ".
The Northern mail will close at l2r.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at 600 l.. h'
Apy innticntion or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the i. NJ.
&C. HUNTER, T.. NJ.
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Auction again Saturday, Jan. 2ih, al >.
NJ. RICE, JR, T.. U.
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sas- Don't neglect to lpok oTc- 'hc nc "
in our columns this w'cf.