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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29
20 Pm Cent DISCOUNT.

The oak-buyerdoesnteonfne himself to wraps.
nor does hsseern to think thai profit is profitable
this end Of the season He says; IT noe pays to setl
at G[oss-r ean clear the department. Of summer
soois." Anah as we'll as talks.
The Travelling listers. some Of which are i'm.
pcrsca novelties from London. have been already
n-rtsfst reduced prices. and Jet he says; Adler
tise fO-Jercentdtscount."
And with Robes de Chambre marked at prices
ranging from s6>4s sl5-some are Paris novelties
worsh2o. and UT Sfth be dedueted from the
price marked ors the garment posLssleet.
And here the Bernhardt or Cleopatra Cape-
marked strreduced prices. but.you may claim one
tenth o.
shawls. too. Cashmere shawis from u. 90 10
"a 20. shetl.ndsshawis. 81. rs to "a. 9s. Embroid
cred Fschu sha~ss o.. es to sl4. Take your choios
and say you ssw2oper cent discount advertised.
V'RAPS.-Any Of these Beaded and SILK Wraps
marked s12. s15. s1s. $50 and MP to $40 may b,
clsirnedfor s29 s. Stpid fiction sometimes bo~s q
soyf,iao'frutk
Wrappers with lace yoke 34ao 44-inch bust measure
ment-
w AIsrs. s&e.75c. for the 81 Is Psrcaiine Waists.
e. as for tss 90 50 SILK Waists ss 50 for these s1q
kcssis Bspuses. - 30 for these 50 Cloth Jackets.
81 s. forsshese Is Misses JAckess.
TIE PALA,s RorX.
L. IIsNEE,
] se2o Cornss l2sh and Pa. sva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29

Russets. Biuchers. or
FRI s sas1s e O. -, nd
popular, a,thouSh the
many o.hcr kints s-v by no
means forxosten. We have
never before been 20 COM
pletoly s;ockcd. nor have
we ever sod % many
MINIS SHOES IN cos seE-
con. There arr ectne par
ts.,,flGr BARGAINS here
sAsa week.
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E E. E. 4 y 8 i e. $

Dan be purchased Of 1t great saving to you - We
import direct from the cutters In Europe. and mount
them here in our own workshop Price elsewhere and
then call and convinoe you Of the differ
ence in prices
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Ii MEs,s SHors

81 Calf Oxford Tic. ~.
Sf dsaoed toe2 80. Thers
are al styles and sizes n
plain toe and tip. Nus
be seen.
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Correspondence of the TINES.
Busy Clifton Briefs,

CLIFTON, Oct. l0.-Poitical excitement
having subsided, Clifton wears the serene
though busy aspect whick characterigcs il,
md our me-, chants are receiving a good
trade from the surrounding country.
Mr.. f. Bunar, Manager Of the stores of
the Clifton Mfg md ID. +. Converse Com
panes, has recently rc'urned from New
York and Baltimore where he made his Fall
and Winter purchases.
MIR. NJ. S. Mitchell has removed TO the
handsome sore on Main street, owned by
Mr. A. Is. Wessinger.
Mcssrs. w. X. Bishop and ID. G. Stewart
have recently purchased the stock of Mr..
j. l.. Ccoksy, aud will conduct business
under the firm namn AMI Style Of Bishop 4
Stuart.
Miss Carrie Sondiey, who has just com
pleted course of instruction with Messrs
Armstrong, Gator 4 Co., If Rq timore, will
conduct the millinery department Of the
Companys stc:e al Clifton No. l.
NosS,s Ions "F Anderson. and Charles
.'o'o'"' LohS' =.
Tompkins Of Edgefeld, will assist ur
Sumpter Moore, the paymaster and Gotten
buyer Of the Clifton Mfg Go. this season.
nI. Dncao Bates, talented young man,
and son of onr esteemed fellow townsman
DIR. B. f. Bates, has gone to Baltimore to
compete his medical studies.
Clifton is n healthy place, but we have four
physicians tall good onrs) Drs Bates, Falls,
Sloan and Douglass, who have good prac-
tee, extending for miles around in the
county. DR.. Douga.s is from Union
County. The Sunbeam Society (Which il an
organization Of children, fJr the purpose of
assisting missionary wOrkl gave a very sue
ccsstul and entertaining exhibition at the
church yesterday. Mrs. W. Il. Montgom-
cry, by whom the society was organized ard
is being conducted. certainly deserves praise
tor such successful work in good cause.
Rev. j. d. IIuggins and his interesting
family spent last Saturday and Sunday IN
Clifton
Miss Fannie Warllaw, a sister Of Clpt.
}. G. Wardlow, of this place, has decided to
reside in Chiffon, where she has quite q
that pleasant and hospitable manner so
thoroughly characteristic of him
Mr. c. +. Falls, Sec'y and Treas'r Of
Kings Mountain Cotton Mill, has been
visiting his friends here at his former home.
SEAToN.
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Columbus Day. Got. 2lst., 1899.

VIII be &C CITRATE by the white schoo's II
Un on County at the town OF Union on
Friday the list inst.
The prog an,mc is rs follows.
!. Grand ,a~aie cf the children at II
o'clock. Line Of march start, from Graded
School proun *. VIII ia nil ,bc cb;,drep
whether coming t, town by themselves, with
their parents, or IS schools, nre urged to
assemble from 10 II II O'Clock.
=. Devotional exercises at stand OIL Graded
School grounds, at l2o'clock.
3. Rccita'ions by pupils, representing the
County schools ut the sage in the grove.
4 Formal exercises close with singing the
nsional hymn ".tmer;ci,' beginning, My
country lis of thee
The following points should b. borne in
mind:
That this is County celebration and
every teachc-, whether his or h"r school b.
in session n w OF not, is expected to be pres
cnt; and uso every influence to have the
children of h's OF het schosi CT ssnmlnily
here AMI take part in The parade.
lhat toe celeera'i'n IS under the auspices
auo management VI '"e 1ouh'y leachers
hssoe'as'oa: IS, ,-...-.
co;,ntv w,, 10 WV ~ "mu VIZ, in me
.cbool surir, ,ho ,9s, rod, u c.nsctsd -
;o;r IN tho r,r,do
That n Iyn;.cI St,tes noo pot .r,o,,er .,or
20 20 -,
,,; "''' f'@''"''" ~ '"''
~,
- !. -, i,
,,s;u. ,o,.,.,; H.. -I,, 49,:
co,rtv 90, m,,o
,,h., ~
ernocioJ ;; h.,m,, ia no., os 1;a 49,.
oh;,; , ou ~, 49,,
~; Co.,
"'ue'' ''' '''' w.
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PeTsor ais.

renitcniisry iu,rd Lyes carried two
representatives, from Union County d,wr
with hin Sunday. One ortw, Yeas, tn,
other ooe year. Both c,lored.
hi's L'iia Mchissick after an abs.--c :
sc,cc ::Dv returned Tues Law.
Mr.. W, II. Meliicl,amp of,be News and
Courier, Was in town this week busily ,e
nswing o'd and taking new subscriptions tc
his psp,r.
The Metho !ist Church will commences n
s'ries OF services last Light, at T5 o'cio cx &.
Rev. NJ. Sioll, of Williams on, preache I
the frat mon. The church is nc.rIy
con,I lrtsd, hv ng been rem m-deei on tho
insiie.
Mr. II. l.. Go,s is 'ying quite sick at his
residence oil Main sire I.
Mr. W. l.. Wal nco went to Charl,ue, n.
C., las, Mo"iny, III re he ~i!l earn the cot
'en baA'n"'" ;.u..r the !,e.th Go ton Co.
Maj, ID. II. Duncan, Of Sparranturg, at
tendc ! court tbs Tses and nas n" Sue't Of
Ci a. G. In n
Mr.. d. +. ydiick, Esq. Of 81 nr,anburg.
is after dig ccuit This week
Miss May Iubcan went down On the
South b un train Mondny. She Will DO
a'scut Al, 'hc "'"'er.
Rev. Is. Ais OH returned from the mum
taius on Tu,sd,y.
Mrs. ". W. Du. can, Of Siartanburg, is
vsitipg Mig. I. c. Duncan, who is quite
SEX With fvv,f.
lindsay n. McSal'y won't to Athens, Co.,
on Wednesday to learn the ar: Of buying
cotton.
Judge Co Iran is tending Court and is
the guest cf MIR Gto. c. Perrin.
Mise, Agne' and Jennie Lee McMas-
ter. Of { luml ia. are visiting Mis-. Jas. NJ,
Gcs.
r W. shani, Esq and Col. Davi john
s n are attcnAiug court.
Mr. ", c Wallace left yesterday for
Madison, Ga, %here lie j buy cotton.
The crtton buyers home Union. S. c.
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Correspon ience os the TINES.
Life And People in Santuo.

SANTuC. De-. l0.-All things nro gu o., =,
!olitcaly down here ut present, excet No.
occasional conjecture as to who will bo
next President. The people are turnMe
heir attention to their WORK in n very,
cheerful manner, and very few have idle
time.
The ton ginning seas III is ia rly under
way, and considerable number Of gins are
running doing the work.
There have been several strong efforts
made on the part Of several male members
10 keep up the |. q. G. II. Lodge, that was
organized hero las, winter, but fear it is
"gone by the board 1t is to be regretted
that such a society must die from shere star.
vati IN as this enc has, here. | regret very
much to say, that its death. is attributed di-
rect'y to the lack of interest taken in it hy
the ad es. Very few nave ever joined it,
and all know that M such organization can
i've With ,ut the In lies help aud influence.
But | understand there is going to be
another effort made to revive the Lo ige
Rev. j. +. Jacobs, financial agent of ths
Clinton Presbyterian Col cge, preached a
very rrac ical and instructive sermon at the
Presbyterian Church yesterday, from Acts
iE2S. l wish hal time, space. and abil-
l have not; and suffice it to say that every
body felt greatly teueftted by, and well
pleased with II.
Mr.. Frank Hohson, gentleman who is
nnown 10 many Of the older people in a
large section OF This county wh> went to
Pontotoc Mississippi, seventeen wears ago
returned to his naive county, last week.
bringing with him his youngest daughte~,
Miss Ernie, and they were warmly We
comel by aifec'io tomato relatives AMI friends
here. During all of these long years, Two
of his children remained hero, and it aff,rI-
ed them much pleasure 10 welcome their low
ed parent back. Hespeaks well Of Mis- ,issP-
pi as a cotton counlry, bat thinkz better Of
this But all together " very favorable
country.
The following young people have of late
left here for college: Mr.. II. G.. a. Jeicr,
for Furmau: NJ iss Ne'tie Jcter, for Con-
verse; Mr.. ]. L. Thomas, Jr., for the Citadel,
and to-day Miss Jamie Wiley will leave for
AL Healing Springs. N. G.
Miss Ella Long, of Columbia, who has
been wishing Mr. and Mrs, A. S Crosby,
left for her home yesterday.
Nj. Gillian Kelly, formerly of this
county, now IN the drug business at Flo.
villa, Ca. is on II short visit to his brother,
Rev. vi. D' Kelly.
l., W.,
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For the TIMESN
Broad River S. S. Unio,

The Sunday Schol Union Of the m:llle
section of the Broad River Association will
meet with Gouchcr Creek church on Sa'ur-
day before tae 9th Sunday in October, at 10
A. NJ.
First subject for discussion "What are
The difficulties and dangers before us in our
work - Speakers, i. .'Chalk ana 4. NJ.
Littlej
I'd. What is the impo, taDce of the Sun
day school in comparison with prayer
meetings and preaching services Speak
ers, Rev. J: ID. Bailey and W. Sam Lips
comb
3D.. "Who are responsible for tho correct
and successful management Of the Sunday
school D. Speakers. J. r. Jedeiies aud
Amos Clnry. --...-
truths" Speakers, Rev. J. D. Bailey and
G. c. Roberts.
/. NJ. PERLER, Ssc'y.
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Correspondence # the TINES.
Riverside News and Doe,y;r.

RIVERSIDE. Oct 10 Your column. ..--
beeo crowded "f ,.:s, auu we not;ce far
| rome weeks pst that some raluaJ[e CO, :
hihoicsil lbs have been necessarily posfpon-
| CT, neysrthelc' - We will venture a line or .,
from Il vccsids aud leave il with the Ed;tar
- pub .r assign il TO the vyro< <(,us waste
nasSet, rs @ may SC. Gt. ~
s'nce the p inary cleo ian, men and
things have iuis;ed down very considerable
anu nj! Is peace and hominy'' on Riverside.
Farmers are using the present delightful
eo't,n q. rafidly as p issible. Ths crop i,
nearly "H open, and the fields are inviting
i"aeed: Que month 5f good weather and tb..
CT p VIII be practically gaiherei. Only =
10" hrmers will fail TO make corn epo,,y,,
to do them ooss
The sorghum crop has iurnel ont wen
ou' hs mills are not equal to The occasion
So'"''ies oi cane have not been touched a.
yet. ...Et ~
We believe msrs wheat viii be sowsi nj,
year than lat
Miss Ella Long. Of Columbia, is visiting
relatives Gu Riverside.
Miss Ella Whitleck ha, returned mono
frou, Irdinn Territory.
MISS Eliz theth Hughes is y;s,t;px Mr.
and Mrs. W. }. Moorehcaa at Hickory
Grove Our old friend, W.. NJ. Is doing
g'rd met cancilc business, and ought to he
Immensely happy siuce robbpg Riverside
OF one " It's choicest gems.
Miss Carrie Foster, of Union, is teaching
at the Mt Tab,r Academy. Mis-, Foster is
an exec lint teacher aud will give satisfac--
tim.
Miss Katie Nooreheid, of Mt. Tabor. no.
PosiIloa IN the III lIigh-Schuol at Hickory.
Miss Katie has c"joycd superior adVanIageJ
anu her valuable srrsices will DO appre-
ciate!. ,. ,':,i
Miss Bernicc Hughes has bceu teaching
hour'sbing schoo. at the Browns Creek
school house.
Rev, W. D. G. !Iumpnriss preache, this
year at the Phillpi Baptist caurch. Mr..
liumphr is good preacher and usulA
attracts a G g,od congregation, l am
posed to tniuk, ho%sver, the Rev. gentlefi1n
gat little "off' in his re II to defend his
mode OF baptism" when he stated pub.
licly that ne,tker srriukling or pouring is
baptism. IL he is right then what host of
lgnoiaut people there are in other churches
who do not agree with him. Mr. Il. tells
us that No other mode Of baptism was pra;-
liced for $50 years after Christ. Now, will
Bro, (no, excuse me-, l am MT q baptist)
viii; Rev, ii. tell US his authority for saying
the Apostle Paul was immersed, and oblige
JoE.
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Fer the TIMES
The Hamoth Cave of Georgia.
RoDi.n MORRISON,
For Com.


MamuUtn 1a'S ~" ..~N----fr-., ~.
1t is beautifully artistic. We went into it
about quarter Of mile. There are rooms
in it,, and it has nice water and in one
room there is a counter of rock that projects
from the wall, and on tpp of this counter n
spring Of lime water as clear as crystal
issues, wbi'e at the end Of the counter is n
rock in the shape of one of the phtent bee
gums, about rs large as water bucket at
the bottom. tnpsring until it comes to n
point at the top. II is very near white and
looks like statue; and oveIh head there are
little pieces of rock about as large as your
6nger, hanging like ic;cles frcm the top,
looking like they were finished off with
cold gold, when the reelection of the lisht
Of lantern shines upon them.
And outside, on top of the ctve, the pic
ture is most beautiful. Ii is green with
vines Of many kinds, while the moss is Just
lovely, and it appears very strange TO see
the trees growing over the cave, ii looks
as if they were growing on top of rocks
Several of us spent a day at The cave lsst
week. We took our dinnerswth us. and
had spread OUT in true picnic style.
And oh we just had an "jn,mensc" good
limo. We Will close for fear our letter
will he too long. Wishing the venerable
Editor and tho oil UvIOx TIMES much
success, we are
Yours truly,
MAMIE AND CARRIE.
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BB~ The card of the new Law firm OF
johnson & Butler, appears in our columns
this week.
The serior member Of the Grm, D,vid
johnson, ,lr., Esq, is we'll known TO our
readers. He pracliccd Law at this bar many
years and is acknowledged to be one of the
ablest Lawyers in the State.
MIR. T. Il. Butler, the junior member, 10
also well known to the citizens of this
County. lie is young man of decided
bilty, and is rising fast in his profession.
Both gentlemen are n,tivss of Uni)n
County, and their combined talents make
strong aud popular firm.
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a. TIA, they shoull be stated in direct and
a:r!c &c m.
srASDs OS iIis NEIiTs.
r.inu"h nrch is left unwri''en. my record
as ,ui,i e ses,aut l,av's nD"xchse for mis-
unl rs anhing my b"lief AMI Io'iti"n on
tie uu,. iun. which arc now prescn'ed 10
-, V, cr. % t'e lind fr their decision.
Gail 4 'or q; third time 4 represent The
u,rtv Of nv ~ =: i: 49, ,vutsst Tor Tue
III ir,na y of Democratic principle, my
sr fh nrprsc alton q is confidence los
Ian cfrres t,c lea sense OF my res
! ponsiii ty. II the as ion OF the Cow n
Z i.n rou re resent sh i! lie endorsed by The
..G .scs Of NV cGunir ymen. will ~ ume
. tie Il tic o. rLe greet fhcr l." which have
beer - min I'D, kn"winS we'i it' !abors
M pr,pl-x tcs. ard with hmmho rel ancs
, -; IN. i'i7in. Being, Infinite in power Ia
I .uI an co.olir. in " tch!ul care yor 'ouT
- rol natiDB,
i"u's yer, tply,
GHOrHa tLEvIL.Sg,
Gas, Cries. Sepio ber ~, 1872.
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A srn'Sessr SusDAr OHprxAxcE.-The
City Connen o. Gre mi ie has under coo.i =
Grafton the fo'f'wins provis on in "An OrIi.
nance TO- The better observance OF The Lord 5
Day" 1t ss sripg ut pro vision, anil VIC
should like iosee il tes' cI Ia GrsenviIIe
"Seotion 2. 10 bar rom, s,loon or cthe-
place whrr" ..'-..::Uvus liquors are sold.
shall be opened on the Lords day for the
sale. gih or barter of spirituou, LIQUORS or
malt 'iqrcrs, wine or ciJcr, or for any other
purpo'e: AMI II sla!i he unlawful for any
person or re sons 10 enter on the lords
day hny ar room. ,ai. on or ether place
where ST. ifyons liquor, are sold"
For our part va thi"s tho present State
laws g,inst s'il:ns wii key om the LorIs
Dry as quiie suiIi~i,n', if you can fin !,
Grst, il formers "ho vi go upon the witness
sl"n1 mi teiirY 'gaiust the vio!at VI Of tho
/ iaw!, and Is st, fad officers, from Mayor
down. VIII, wi It let y aid p, sis 'ent'y en-
f.r,s the Jaw.
| su1dsy!sa d-v A. A.. .i,ish s.io.u keepers
feel safer from jeiccti n Ihan on a,y ohsr
day in the week The Chrisian people
" ronplHhity N'o hcG'iy H church,
Or at their h IN $, on that day and
not standing around the st Gets watch
ing barrooms, ~hi'e those who don't
G., to church, sencr lily lake nip" or ,wo
an Sunday Aspd wcVd ra.her ihank tie
tnkceI er pr oblg'ns them than report
Lin f'r violating the Sunday law Not uui'
we can stop rso. lc iuki g whiskey on the
Lords Day will sry LAW S, p the sale of il
on hat DIFF
tnacrstA,a Va, w s.e orprsed TO drink
ing or selling whi!key, ~ beverage, on
any day, btt drinking and SO ing &, hand
| in hani; one cauloi exist wi hout the oihe;;
anil rs it is now well established that the
! Kcolcy Treatment, viii stop the drinking aud
no.one else h's prep sea an ,nssl4al pian -
stop the selling We suggest that fund be
raisol in every setl msni town and city
for the purPo Of putting every man or wo-
man hat dr nhs Ehi,key unier the Kcclry
treatment. That will stop both drinking
ani sell:ng-and then The millsnn um.
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On, WHAT 4 CoUGH.-Will you heed the
warning. The signal perhaps of the sure
approach of that more terrible disease, Con-
Sumption, Ask yourselves if you can afford
for tfo sake of saving soc. to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know from cx-
perieDcc that Shi'ohs Cure will cure your
Cough. Ii never fails. This explains wly
mcre .ham Million bottles were sold the
past year. II relieves Group and whooping
Cough at once. Mothers do not be without
it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shilohs
Porous Plaster. Sold by ii. X. Smith i Go.
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For the TINES.
The News at Asbury.

ALnuRY, Oct. lO.-The monoicny OF our
country life was broken ut Asbury Fridly
night, 3Olh ult., by a delightful musical
given at the residence of Mr.. J. r. Little
john. The chief musicians wers Misses
Fannie and Mary Littlejohn, Mrs. }. d.
Jeticries, Jr., and Mr.. Sumpter Littlejohn.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Littlejohn have left
their country home and expect to make
Spartanburg their plac, Of resi- lence in the
future. They will be grestly missed in tho
church, the Sunday school and in the c,m-
munity generally.
We regret to announce that Misses Nam
ME Byars and Mamie Cook are quite sick.
Miss Beuah Harris, of Unon, IS visiting
MIR. s. l.. Pryor's family.
MIR. Tbo'. IIames hrs just completed q
very handsome gin house which shows that
the Farmers in this vic nifty are still pro.
gressive. LupMlxy.
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stNrrI hEN ItWS

Assurances To the T. orlc cf the utmo,,
niivltul liberty c'n>i,tcnt nih the rcace
and good order Is cardinal rrinciple OF
our Government. This gives n sanction To
vcNat orS Numptuary laws. which unnecccs-
sar ~ intrrt ~ with suci habits aud ems.
toms of cur people ~ are not offensive to
lu,t III n! seusc, and are no, inconsistent
with good citizenship and public fare.
ihc same prirci"lo requires that tn" line
hc'wcHn subjects which nre properly within
governmental control and those which nro
moro iuiaS iol' TO parental regulation
Should be carefully kept IN view. An en-,
! reed cduc'tion, wisely deemed proper
preparation for citizenship, should not in.
volye impairment Of wholesome parental
authority nor do violence to household
Conscience. Pa'cr"a'ism in government
finds no appr val in the crced Of the Dem
ocracy. II is II Symptom OF misrule wheth-
cr il ~ man Tested IN authorized gifts or hv
an unwnriantcd control Of personal aud
family affairs.
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The Poll List.


The labor, expense AMI tax upon tn,
capacity Of The rfice TO g,t ou, the Poll
List this year caused con'lerabe delay ip
getting the list of most of the Townships to
our subsnribers. and We had 10 nal them
separately, in the form of a Supplement to
the TINES
From information received, the canvas of
the several Townships i'll This County, for
poll tax payers, has tut urol Tho poll tax
lit nearly if no quite GOO additional names,
aiding that number Of dollars 10 the school
fund Of the County, so that tho expenses
incurred was mor'y prIf'ahly invested.
The iolloging is he number Of poll tax
payers in each Tnwhship
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Gea- We regret to learn that Judson
Sarratt son of Mr.. and Mrs. \. A. Sarratt.
is lying almost hopccss'y sick, with typhoid
fever, at the residence of his parents at
Gattncy city. Ills sister, Mrs. 5. NJ. Rice,
Jr., of this town was summoned by tcle-
graph 10 his bedside.
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kEYr As was announced last week the
ordination and installation of Rev. C. A. b..
Jennings to the pastorage of the Presbyte-
rian Church took pace last Sunday night.
Re". N j. Holmes preached .hls. sermon
aud &4S;ysred the q, tle:s~.,o ,he nostor apl
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BeAp The 2ith session Of the Union
County Baptist S s. Convention VII meet
with the Padgetts creek church on Fridny
(2Sth) before the 9Th Sunday Of this month,
and will include the 29th and 30lh. The
programme and subjects Gr discussion will
be published next week
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-14

FAELISa osf OF p!los?HArs RorALrY-1he
following returns of The Ph osphate Hoyalty :
how !, aa'iou, ing OFT from last year,
which fell off from the year before.
COLUMBIA, 5. c., Oct. S.-The books Of the
State treasurer show that for the year end
ing September 3ls'. 1892, tho phosphate
rock royalty paid the Slate amonntsi 10
$l44 1872, 1854, a falling of of $50, ,709, ,63
from the previous aear.-Special 10 Gretn-
riNe .Ntws.
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l. -fle services were v.rv ,o,.u

y Nie services were very solemn and
Bea- We are truly pleased TO learn ,uaI
the report of the killing Of Mr.. Hamilton
by Editor Altman, ut Dnrant. Mis-, is not
true. The unfortunate and purely acciden-
tai difficulty between the Two gentlemen
has been mutually adjusted. and the former
close friendship between the parties has
been full y restored.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-14

nfa- 1t is intended TO make next Friday
"ihc biggest day" that union has ever had.
Send the children from the country 10 see
i and swell the grand chorus of sweet
voices. And Paren's bC sure and come
your selves.