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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
Mail Matter.

A citizen of Chicago has invented
a simple device for delivering mail
matter to the upper floors of build
ings by means of movable boxes at
tached to wires on the exterior. The
effect is. to save an endless amount of
stair climbing-a matter which stead
lily assumes increased Importance as
buildings grow in height.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18

Australian butterflies battle. One
will alight close to the water, into
which it backs until the whole Of the
body is submerged, the fore legs alone
retaining their hold on dry land. In
a moment it will fly away, apparently
refreshed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
In Past Ages.

A copper rod projecting from the
face Of cliff in Saline County, Mo-,
indicates that at some date in the
far West, beyond the ken of man,
copper mining was carried on in that
vicinity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
Lots of Ink.

It takes 1000, 900 pounds of ink
every year to print Uncle Sans paper
money and revenue stamps.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
A Rhode Island Quarry.

On farm in the suburbs of Provf.
dence, r. l., there has been located
what is claimed to be one OF the
largest and richest veins of granite in
the entire country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
What a Beastiy Climate.

In the Sahara Desert the day may
be boiling hot, but not unfrequcntly
the temperature at night falls below
freezing point.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
A Straight Shot.

A railroad in the Argentine Repub-
lie has one stretch of I'll miles with
out curve or bridge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18

Statues and Fountains IN Paris.
In twelve years the city of Paris
has expended s27o. 900 on statues and
$50. 900 on ornamental fountains.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18

tire-damp, or under any other circum-
stances where the atmosphere is so
impure as to make work in it danger
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16
LEGAL ADVERI1gING.
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR SALE OF 100000 OF BokDs.

oFfsckk az c1Ty cLEaK
CRANE Rar4ss. NscH-. May H. lcS2- /
Sealed proposals wall be rseslsea ~ this
oftee up ts O. clock D. N 81 Msnday. May i6.
lssz fer the sale Of street Improvement bonds
to the smeuEt Of t-00.uo6. towit:
- bonds oil ~. 10 each Via.
eh0.a1s payable Mas {. lv3z.
&o.e,9 psys pic May z. 1854
Sso.0J Daystie MAJ 3 1saa
s1e.Voo payable Nay Z lseS
Ali with Interest ~ per cent. per aHnun.
payable annually - the ID day ~ NAY. ior
said respective PEARS. bot prineipie ana In
arer Of said city The issue sf said besds is
authorized BY Section OF Title vi Of the cnar-
ter Of ssi1 oity. ~ amended April :. 1881 said
bonds cannot be sold 1t less thsn paI. All bids
To Include accrued interest and the eoun cii
reserves the right 10 reject anB aud all bids
By order Of the Commen Coupc.i.
Attest: MN. A. sHiNkAAN.
mon may City Clerk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

ORDER OF PuBLlcATIoN-stsse Of Nichi
~ gs9-The Circuit Court Tor the ceaaty Of
kenI-I& chancery. Jessie ene1i~y. cen
piaiuant.ts- Thomas J. snedley. defendant.
AZ session of sAtd court. held % the court
house In the city Of Grand Rapids, in said
county. on she 18th dag Of April. a. d. leG
Present. Hon. Alien Z. Adsit. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. " Appearing from alhonyit On
nlc that the defendant. Thomas J. emediey. ts
not resident Of this state. but Is . resldenl
Of the state Of Iowa. on molten o< Ward
4 Ward. eomplxinants solicitors. Il -
orderd that the appearance Of sa14 non-resl-
dent defendant Thomas J. enleciey. be entered
herein within four months from the date OF
this order. and In case Of his appearances ne
cause his answer 10 the bill OF complaint 10 be
filed. and copy thereof to be served on the
ompiatnAint's solicitors within twenty days
after service on HIN Of copy Of said bill and
notice of this order; and In default thereof.
said Bill will be taken - confessed ~ said nom
resident Defendant. And IL 10 further orderd.
that within fifteen days tho complainant
cause = notice OF this order ~ be published In
The 6rand Rapids Herald. > Newspaper print
ed. published and circulating in said County.
and that said publication be continued there
In once In each week for six weeks In success
sion. or that he cause copy OF this order 20
be personally served on said NONRESIDENT de-
fendant II least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
ALLEN c. ADSiI. Circuit Judge.
Examined. countersgned and entered b me.
JoskYH J. EnBRY. Deputy Register.
WARD 4 WARD. Cemplxtnant's Solicitoya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

Ter Ovss Fifty Hsars
- Vmstov's SoovnrSs SvRrr hes been used
entt1fon teething- IL soofhs the child.
49, Ne gums. NIays all pain. cures Wind.
- and 10 the best remedy for diarrhosA.
U1nu I've cents = bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

h term "delieate health" 10 used
- GDpruoe . phymcal condition, In
'W1toA We powers OF nature appear TO
- IoRoiA1ly exhausted, and the syseem
y HoouIin4iy sensitive 70 all morbid in
Honoon. Slight eauses, which would
'Doodnoo no disturbance whatever IN
- 10y or mind OF . robust individ-
-, peoo1yato the strength and dspress
- GVjuts Of persons in delicate health.
& ocousoo should b had under these
rCumG1ances 20 s'Roysl Ruby" port
49,. Il there ID any reserve Of vital
~ = Ne enfeebled organization. this
uDoQuolled exhiliArant and tonic vii!
1ou1o and develope IL. Quart bottles
10, ptots 90 coutA Sold and guaran-
- ~ White 4 White, Thum Bros.
Dchmjdts leading druggists. Bottled by
{ Uoyol Ruby Wine Co., Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

lDckham's Group Remedy curea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16
GONE TO HER RUIN
Mage Pigeon Ensnared BY
Two PROGRESSES
IS IN A HOUSE OF ILl-REPuTt
- spite Of the Pssy~s Of Her Mother
nd the Tears Of SISTER She Departs
soL Lead Life Of Shame.

La Friday afternoon at the Union
1oDos. Just bsfore the departure OF the
AS fsazn for saginaw. there was en-
1o6od ene Of those little scenes that
lnke the heart bleed for errlng wonen-
Ahoue hftesn minutes before the de-
nnr>nso os the train three women and
: unthoR quietly dressed man aiighted.
o. - the women was pretty little
<1nck- haired, black-eyed, l6-year-oid
0o0Hio hGe0u. known 10 come a. Mag
- Ejt@teton. shortly after the ARRIVAL
q ~ party IN elder sister appeared,
nnd With fearful entreatles tried TO pre-
WI upon Maggie not 70 20
owoy IN company with the trio
WIN whom che came 70 the depot.
- 1inai argument she begged her, Tor
- nke OF the mother OF both then
IE1ng dangerously I'll IN Msnlatee, 10 AZ
1nns Dostpone her departure until they
:1Uo could 60 homo and zee their
mooher- At this entreaty one OF the
01Aeg women, who 70 n VIGOROUSLY known
70 Goginaw BY the name OF FOX, iu-
1cGloged and told Maggie not TO believe
1not fake story, that her. sister Was
M1n4. During tho brief Conversation
+ - UttWSCn t1co0 tb1kttcss eeSAHS"
Uon spoke 10 = depot oklcer, saying,
s Eook ~ that. it's . Id outrage.
Xnooo two women with that little girl
oEo running one Of the lowest
5oan1o ia saginaw. and that fel-
IN sneaking along the fence
= notorious - . thug and procurer.
0ngeie's nster rs last resort APP
ugcachsd an officer and begged his IN
1ogference. The oficer could do moth
inG - Maggie insisted that she was Is.
ond the procuresses she was with
assured the officer 10 Was al right and
that the girl was telling the truth and
hat they were only trying to
tnke her away from this sister, who
obusod and n,Altreated her. Less than
~ weeks ago Maggie came here from
Uaniatss, sought and obtained employ
INT ~ Livingston's rsstaurant. Her
Ulo1heg 10 grief ssyicken and WHITES
Iieiful lettsrs imploring aid to rescue
- e5ying daughter from . life whose
every day ~ pollution. Up to this time
s - news has been received from the
IN and 10 IS believed that she 10 m
nma1e Of . saginaw houss OF ill-fame.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

4ho best salvc In the world for cuts,
D1iDee. sores, ulcers, saIt rheum, fever
o11u1. tetter, ehapped hands. chilbiains.
1ryne aod al skin eruptions, and posi-
Uvo1y cures piles, or no pay required.
- y guaranteed 70 give perfect satIsfac-
8 - or money refunded. Price IS cents
~ box- For ale BY Peek Bros., drug
-, corner Monroe and Divsion-s ta.
npk1 I hssr tne mothers sing,
1 >of1'u Worn Powders 10 just the thing.
Ioooant - take, sceng mid.
IA ohoif uee they cured my child.
~ pour druggist for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16
TREAsURER's NOTICE


CITY treasurer Umce.
Grand Rapids. Mich. April IS. 1892. !
Notice Is hel eby given that the assessment
roll tor the paving Of Waterloo street from
Monroe street 70 East Fulton street. IN u me
and that will receive payment thereon for
the period Of twenty days from this date.
st the onace OF the City Treasurer. City Hall
WILLIAM HAKE,
nay Is City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16
IN THE SPRING |

= ~ vsxetable hinxiom. the sap o. vial
- risns iron TIE roots 10 the trunk and
onn>ka prOdseisx leaf and aovev. So IN
- hnnan fnily, the change i - great. Sbs
- blsDd. 4 ne h god eosditcs. snnzs
0Dov - ~ inpsrisies. In this Il b seees
~ = asuise nature. and soshins b % god ~
QIANsI THE BLOOD
= ou11's sps<d6e n hslps sassre to relieve
- ~. - = ~ ssns nne tore h sps
-. nAxpm EIxra Iives q MarsoasviIle.
- - = . sures-<fas farmer He ssys
- - ~ bses great su1ksu ftum tnpssi-
- - - klera. vhi<h nas3R kis hnhs sfia
- ~ ~ pain n sbe lnses. hut tkaf Ne
- Se1DPs SIss1fs - q snsa relieved ~
ISo;1lns = Md 81 skin Assns nsilsA
- 6WVT SPECIFIC CO, Aans1., C
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

Whether "a pleasure bent. or businses,
lnEo "a every trip . bottle Of Syrup OF
~. - Is acts m0oe pleasantly and
okoctivsly On the kidusyS. liver and
boUo1n, preventing fevers, headaches
nn6so1her forma Of sickness. For sale
- oenls and u bottles by all lead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16
PtcK's DRUG STORE.
PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT.

We put up 10000 pre-
:riptions per year.
We pay no commissions
nd extend no favors.
We appreciate the pat
ronage of all physicians;
but the only compensation
we have to offer is good
work Medicines are de-
livcred to any part of the
city by GRAND boys. No
ostentation or show being
employed in this part of the
business.
PECK'S DRUG STORE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

City Treasurer's once,
Notice Is hereby given that tho assessment
roll for the repayinK OF Canal street
from East Leonard street to sweet street.
hands. and that Will receive payment thereon
for the period Of twenty days from this date.
1t the once Of the City Treasurer. City Hail.
WILLIAM HAKE.
may. Is City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

- nss esnfuss tie famous Blush OF Roses
~ Ne many wosfhless paints, powders.
onommo ana oisaehes which are feeding the
MEMS pr bottle ana guarantee 10 viii re-
mogo your ptmp,es. frectIeS. bIoesheeda
mo1D, to and sanbQrn. nd give you lovely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-16

1fyou always iaslst upon having ALL
o0ok,s Porous Piassers and never accept
3 Substitute, ron viii not Be dissppoint-
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20
WY respectfully,
John w. Mason, Commissioner
A WALLACE HOUSE INCID ENT.

seeing some alluSun To CJl Orr's lcndinr
the members OF the Wallace House into tho
the State House in 1876, | was rcmindcl q,
an lnoident that occurred on the Same dov
we got IN and were seated when the mem
osrI OF The Mackey House emo and the
utmost confusion began. IL seemed ms if
there would he general fight. | had no
arms to defend myself, SO went out md
up TO 1onh L. Dia's aud procured II good
pistol and handful of ca ridges. and re-
turned at once TO the State House; but whom
presented myself Mt the doYr ! S.. .-,.,
-AA~e VIC cuuf1 mr. get i'll, n tho Laurcns
and EdScheid delegations had icca counted
out.
felt that was III IL dilemma and turned
oil into tho l'hhy, aud found my friend and
collaSuc, ID. Wade Anderson, sitting ON n
box looking n iorlorn ~ fc't. took NV
seat by his side, but in Il short time the
PrtIy iorm of that noble patriot, James y
Lhpconh, deceased appeared near us. VIII,
at once to"k III The situation, and went back
IN The hall and i'll II fyw minutes wo were
cillcd To the dro's. where stood the oh,v,
named, Coz. A. G. Haskell, Col. Jas. l.. Orr
and John d. Brown, sergeant -at-a,ms for
the Wallace li1uso.
These brave men formed themselves into
hollow square, pushing back t.cir orpo-
nents, and We asscd through to our seats
about as much relieved NJ prisoners turned
Cut OF jail. 1t locked as if this would IRE
c'pitate the fight, but tae determined ear
ing of these men and the p!udcncr Of Speak
CT Wallace avcrtCd the storm
VINO but an migrate couli FORGET this
scene nnG feel grateful to th,SS brave men
lor thcir rromp!ncss in ii. King their Ives
to shl Id Us" And this il Iu; one OF ihc
many incidents that could lie told of their
unselhnh risks ior the good OF their prasiraic
State and the :mal honor uI Licntrrapt
Governor is very small compensation for
the services rendered then.
One of those men has been aiu>rl hcycnI
measure for ralty purposes The other is
nick named Shanghai. Il feeble cli,rt +, de
fame man wh" has ~; :. Blot on him. his
career has been above ic;lua,h Nanc of
the traits of Shanghai japrIy 70 him. will
suggest 10 his deiamcrS who think he j =
Shanghai to try his pluci; and my wort for
II, before they are done with him .hcy will
concludc that imslc,d Q! Shnughaj tncy
nave struck "i.n pound g'mr cock with ull
the good traits ii that noble fowl
lou Will find il hard TO i'd n cleaner .c,
OF men than John {. sheppard, Jas l.. Orr
ana Joseph u. llumhcrt | presume the
balance OF The Conservative ticket ave iu>,
as good, but don, know the rest n |
know these Good men sauuld examine
into the moral a we'll rs political ,,andin..
oI both tickets aid zee WHO will stand the
test oi moral integrity. / in his CONSISTS
the great difference in the men -- for ihry nil
claim to be Democrats
j NtsuINGT"> WATTS
April ID, lSg2
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Correspondence of the TIMES.
Telennonio Vibrations.

JoNEsvGLLE, May lG.-l,e.t week we had
! good rain, afl Ter which the wind blew hard
for day or two, and the weather was very
col. Tho ground has considerable crust
on it, and the cotton hasn't got through TO n
stand in red places yet, though most of it is
| up To a stand and iarL crs are siding and
chopp'ng il right along. The prospect is
much better than Il year ago for cotton, corn,
wheat and oats. So il seems that the farmers
should Je chcarinl
W. Frank Ma'rcy died nom an attack Of
pneumonia las, Wednesday, and was buried
at A>bnry Chapel Thursday Mr.. Mabrcv
had lived f"r many years near Asbury, T.
o.. bot Ii? had recently moved near Trciiri,
Sho'ls. at which place he died. lie was a
member, i'll Gooi standing. of Prudence
Lodge, No. 1872, A.. +. u. and dcSi:cd TO
be hurird with Masonic h,nors. but for some
cause or ether no notice was received by Tie
l.oig" ~ hi: dca IL and consequently Ec was
buried with ut The honor, hl 50 Justly mcri-
'cd. lie was also 81 mcmhc. Of the Methodist
Chu: ch
1t has h'c the Intention Of The rrcshytc
rians Of the Church Ecr,, and it has been so
announced. to have their church dedicated
on The 9th sur day in this month. but il has
been lostpOncd to some future time, Of which
due and Timely noice will be given SO that
| persons Ill the county can attend. Dr.
j. J.. Gcrardeau has promised TO prcrch the
dedic1tory serm IL, and it is because he could
not attend On the 9th Sunday. that the dcdi-
ca'ioa has been deferred
Mr. /. l.. ilamcS strawberry patch j. =
very inviting place, and is likely to make
the p-.ser-hy think of clause in the Lo.d's
iraycr,-"lead ns not in.o tCrNptation." lie
gathered il2 quarts last saturday. anil
a. 4 -, -. l..
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For the T'INrs.
Let Us have n Primary.

MI. EDITOR :-Can't wc have a primary
TO nominate candidates for Intendrnt and
Wardens Of our town? Amt it time that
the people the parents aud christian
people general Took some interest in our
Municipal AFFAIRS" l. for one, aw tired of
voting for ticket | had m hand in nomi-
mating. | am tired Of ;cting n little clique
of six or eight individuals nominate ticket
Ter me. And sm more than tired of al
lowing the barrcomS and their colortd
friends controlling the election aud tie
town.
Now, lot US change Al this, and sec if we
can get the town out OF the oil rut at the
foot OF the hill, and give it n moral and II
business start u the top Of the hill Let
hs as92HKa7 7tAsy n Ahf seEa resolve to have
n primary election Il week after ward to NOM
mate ticket; with the understanding That
the names receiving the highest number of
votes at the primary shall be the ticket
to he voted AZ the regular election In
plain language, Mr. Editor, lot the white
people of the tnwn &c; together and uniic.
for once, Oh something for the good Of the
town. 1t will show how strong We are when
united, aEd what FOOLS We have been, snlit
up Iii rrcconcllaElc factions. Tie way this
tCwh has been spl!t up in factions is II dis.
grace TO the intc ligcncc Of tac people, and
made us ridiculous in the eyes OF our neigh
bors. Union Forcrs
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WILL THE CoNrEDERATE THINK When
the People party holds is reuuion of the
blue and the gray mt Omaha we wonder if
any thinking will be drne. The platform of
that rarty proposes to increase enormously
The pcuSlon payments TO federal veterans
lhc o!d c)nfcdcrat"S who came ont of the
war bea!cn, dcsro led and "uined, has struc-
glcd upward gradually, bearing many heavy
burdens One of the heaviest has been his
share Of the pensions pail the soldiers of
the other SIDE. Much Of this he has paid
like maa without grumblng, rs rart Of
the penalty of defeat. a tribute levied bv
the conqucrcrS on the Conquered. Now
however. he may bcgin to think that the
tribute is becoming moro than is right
Nobody has helped him. No public treasury
has been opened to him. lie has scuiil cd
along. sometimes OH one leg, sometimes
with one arm, 1nl done the best he could.
Even III his own section he is brcem.ng out
OF date. lie is told that younglr and
Shiltlcr men must come To the front and that
war service does not count any more Ly
COMPARISON with service to new rolit cal
gods aud IN packing and manipulating con
venli2ns and pHoclaimiug new doctrines of
r'lltic' wi!ho": knowing aryth ng about
them.
Remembering al these things, we won,lcr
whether the tOulc lcrIte survivor mt tLc
Omaha reunion will not lo,k uron his fed
cr"I brother OF the People party to whom
the wealth oi the Country has been bonni-
tu'iy-rourcd out, aud wonder If he IS not
already paying a full share OF uIbul, if lie
/. not beng sufficiently draincd for all rae
teal purposes.
The Pcrilcs party has many poets One
OF them should la'aplrase for The reunion
during the convention a familiar verse and
make it read like this
"tndcrthc pla' form is due
Pending election day,
Oceans OF bo 1t @ TO blue
Oceans of votes from the gray
1t c"u BE- rendered with iinc effect. iol-
lowing hat stirring gem Of rocsy Good
rye my party, god bye. - Grc~prWc
N,,cs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20

TmC PEorLE's PARTY MAp on PArErN,x-
ISM Chicago. H., May l5.--ihc delegation
elected 10 me Illinois State convention cf
the people iary have bcvn instructed 10
urge that ihc State shall secure possession Of
the coal MINES: that the inlcrcs. on Public
monies q To the Sta'c treasury ana thvt, in
oc.cr that all citizens shall have cducltion.
1t - Necessary 10 provide sufficient school
room fpr all children of sch.oi age fee
text bo Ks. proper clothing fr children
unproyided for and warm meal each day
without c:rcnSe to '.9 children. AMI fur
thcc demand the enactment and enforce.
mcnt of adequate laws prohibiting The en-.
ployment OF chi drCn under fifteen years of
age in workshops and iaot,r.es The !cas-
ing of nvicis ald arbitrary interference
with free speech is also condemned
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20

EN-toV. CAMrGELL 10 the FGosr. -Wnsl-
i"Stom, u. c., May - A Columbus. Ohio
Sp"c'atl T. the Evening Star. SAYS: "Ex.
"oycrnGr Campbell has received suInc news
ir5m friends which has Cluscl "a furry
among his POL t,cai f;icndS here. Thcru
was n hurried conference Of his conf,lcn-
tIaI atViSers 10 whom he cuniilrd his trlc-
gram, an asked their advise 1t was de-
ciIed that the situation in the east rv!ar,iinp
the democratic presidential nominal OH was
such as I" max" II advisable for the cy-cnv-
crmVr to hc on hand to look after his inter-
cstS. and hs viii probably leave fr New
"Tk To-day, Vr no soon as h" can arrange
his business interests 10 tc absent. 1t is
understood that the ex-governor his been
mioimc that Mr.. Cleveland has bee me
convince cd that il vii! he mpos, be fr
ci'Ecr I'LL. or hms IL to carry NrY York,
and thit u new candidate must lie c'C,r,d
and tTat he had determined to wi. tr n icric,
TO this cncci, ana il viii shortly appear. Ia
that let en- he wi diS,rc"'ly allulc to the
ronblcS Of the .,cw I"rk Democracy and
gracefully with raw from ihc race, but in
doing - will place the tariff qu s,i,n Ii,ht
81 TIC fro Il IN The issues cf the d1y ard
deprcca'" the di>cussi # the 81 yer u,cs.
tol nt This time NO reference. t!,c
crGdiirtc vi he made in The letter. lui il
is understood ,hat Mr. Cnyc aul VIII .uict
~ th'ow all his intlucnc, to OK Governor
Campbell, whom ho admifcs alike for his
personal qualities and pOitica! opini ns.'
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on NmT C"roH. i you heel the
warning. The gnai Ierhrrs # h, suro
approach ot sEHt more terrible disease. Con
sumption. Ask yourselves If yor c,n Afford
i"r tee sake Of s"irg 5Oc. 10 run the r.sl
h'' 80 H,i"imI To- il. We know fro Cx
p'""hce that Smlon.s Cmc Will cure ylir
''"&h 1t never Iais. This explains wj,y
'"or2 'n1n N'llon bottles were sod tic
p''' yea 1t relieves Group AMI WI opin 4,
,"u-n m o>c'. Mothers Il, not Lc w thout
il. For lame back. 5 dc or Ghcsru.r sui .l,'s
Porous Plaster. Sol by IL. IL, Smith X Co
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20
loo Cream and Strawberries.

The Ladies Of the Episcopal Church will
give an Ice Cream, Strawberry AMI Cake
entertainment nj The resi- lchaO o! Mrs. r. VI.
Stokes. this Fr:d'y evening. from to .
o clock ; the proceeds t. hc devoted II the
debt Oh the Rcctory. II is intended that
the entertainment shall he II truly enjoyable
soci,l occasion. and everything will DO
done To make it so, particularly for the
young people Of eur trwn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-20
k7S" We have few copies of the Sout

GsSS" We have n few copies of the South
Crm fHlnraior, the only !ruiy Agricultural
journal now publ he'd in the South. which
wo woGid like 10 ,iiiribute among the Far
mers of the County. All the other Asric llu
raj (so'calcd journals have plunged head
over heels into politics, and are fast pulling
the alliance Farmers in after them, 10 the
neglect "nd injury of practical farming. The
Cuitir0tor is The Southern Farmers o,d. true
aud faithful friend.