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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-10-21

County Baptist s. s. Convention.

The next (24th) session Of the Union
County Baptist Sunday School Convent IN
will meet with the Padgett's Creek church
on Friday before the 9th Sunday in October,
including goth and Both inst. The subj ects
chosen for discussion are:
lst care We, as church members, in auy
way responsible for the evils Of intsmper-
ancs7" c. b. Bobo, j. w. McCrayy aud
Rev. W. d. Bewley.
End. "How should christians rebuke the
evil of prof'nity and blackguardism p"
G. b, Fowler, j. W. Sanders and j. d.
Going.
Bird. 'Is not nominal church member
ship one Of the greatest stumblipgstones in
the way Of christian progress?" w. Is.
Crosby, Jos. Sanders aud II. b Murphy.
4,h. 'Is it right and just for christians,
in seasons Of financial deprsssious to begin
to curtail first in connection with God Q
work." DIR. j. G. Going, +. NJ. Adams and
]. r. Sumner.
6th "should Ministers, Sunday school
Superintendents and Deacons be allo " ed
the came right as other men in the political
w. L. G.. Humphries and A. A. Gault.
9th. "rhe Connie Maxwell ophanage
what i, it; anl will you give it your pray
ers and support?" Rev. Is. C. Lsmplsy,
Rev. j. d. Mahsn aud Z. Carroll.
Rev. Is. c. Lampley to preach the mis-
sionary sermon, Sunday morning at IL A..
Nj.
There is probability that some essays,
written by the lady workers, will be read.
Every school is earnestly requested to
elect full delegation, and Of those who are
willing to attend and sacrifce some time TO
attend to this work, and also ende avor to
send up good contribution, which will be
given to the most urgent call.
L. W. JETEn, j. ii. RANDOLPH,
Secretary. President
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Personals,

Col. l. g. McKissick went to Spartanburg
Monday TO attend court.
Mrs. c. 7. Murphy and Mrs. L. p. Muir
PLY went to Spartanburg Tuesday.
Misses Agnes and Jennie Lee McAfaster,
after spending week with Mrs. b. r.
bia Wednesday.
Roland Scaifo has returned from Elberton,
Ga.
Maj. and Mrs. Mcclure have returned
from Chester.
Mrs. Flynn and children, after pleasant
Summer visit to Mrs. Grant, left for her
homo in Augusta last week.
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For the TINES.
A Lecture.

Since our lecturer was not present TO dis
charge his duties at the quarterly meeting
Of our County Alliance to-day, (ths 14th,
and since lecture was badly needed, will,
tonight, with your consent Mr. Editor,
presume to undertake the task.
While we are not rs strong, numerically,
rs We were two years ago, and two or three
of our "a sub-AlIiances have fallen asleep,
yet we have some of the very best men OF
our.osunty, who are still faithful adheren,s s
10 tho Farmers Alliance; and whom took
my seat among the sixty delegates who were
sent up from the various parts of the
county and looked into the faces Of such
men as Jas. Weloh, Gillian II. Jeter, Esq
Coleman Lawson, aud scores of other honest
and truo men, was G ad to still be mem.
ber of the Farr er's Alliance.
1 still verify believe We will DO the mean.
of clevati'tg the Agricultural classes, and Of
giving digoity and honor to farming as pro.
fession.
But to my lecture In the first place
was sorry, that rs court was still in session
we could only find dsfunct barroom ID
which TO hold our meeting. Since this was
my frat visit to such q place could smell
still (or imagined so)the helish Odors Of this
floodgate of misery and death AMI 1 do
believe that our meeting place had some
thing to do with the noise aud want Of order
on the part Of II few Of the loquacious mem
bers. do hope that our worthy president
will exact in the future perfect order over
oil the house. l would hate to believe tha,
any of cur noble delegates had visitei live
deggery in The morning before they entered
The dead one.
Again, our meetings, rs an Alliance,
should only bef'r our mutual benefit, and
not to deride auy other calling or profession.
propose in the near future to say what
true Farmers Alliance is, or should be.
n. G. l.
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Jonesvil!s g. 8. Convention.

The fall session of the Jonesville Town
ship Sunday School Convention will be held
at New Hope church on Saturday. the 29th
inst. The following program will be OBJ
served:
Opening service. 10 A. NJ. Song, and
prayer by Rov. d. filler. Organization.
Reports Of schools.
1st Topic.-"How can parents DO induced
10 attend the Sunday school and take part
in the work p Discussed by 8. s. Stokes,
H. w. Gossett, T. L. Hames, Thos. Hyatt,
James Harmon and B. w. Whitlock.
I'd Topic.-"What is the best method Of
teaching in the Sunday sohool7" Discussed
by E. r. Aycock. ]. W. Scott, T. J. Bishop,
Rev. w. E. G.~Humphries, Rev. W. II.
Miller and A. A. Gsult.
Closing exercises, an address by Rev. d.
Tillsr on the Sunday school work generally.
Each school in the township will send two
or three delegates and written report.
w. II. 8. HARRIS,
Township Sup't.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR NOVEMBER, 1892

RY virtue Of sundry executions to mo
- directed, will sell before the Cjutt-
house door, in the town of Union, on Mon
day, the seventh day of November ne xt,
during the legal hours Of Sheriffs sales,
The following described property to wit:
Three mules belonging to Thomas Leo
Thorr. named Bill, Jack and May, levied on
and 70 be sold as the property Of Thomas
Lee Thorp, at the suit of w. II. II. Beyill,
OF al. Plaintiffs, against Thomas Lee Thorp
ct oil Defendants.
ALSO,
The following Real Estate will be s,ld for
taxes before the Courthouse door, at Union,
on Salesday in November, 1892: 80
One tract OF land belonging to Mrs. NJ.
p. Dawk,ns, in Union School. Dstrici, con-
tanning 244 acres.
One tract Of lard belougiog to Mrs. M.
p. Dawkins, in Drsytonville township, con-
tanning 920 acres.
One tract Of land belonging TO Mrs. NJ.
.Daykins, In JonesviIls township, contain
ing 289 acres.
The above described real estate will be
sold for taxes at the suit Of the State against
Mrs. M. p. Dawkins.
SherifTs Office, October 10th, 1902.
Oct 2I 43 81.
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a DANGEROUS Washing
ton. Oct. l3.-Ths secret service Division Of
the Treausury Department Is advised that q
new counterfeit So silver certificate was put
in circulation on October l l, 1892, at Chic
ago. 1t has the new back and is of the
series 1891 check letter &C." Rsssncrans,
register; Febeker, treasurer.
The paper is fair, and is an imitation Of
the new distinctive distributed fibre paper
used by the government; the fbro being
initiated in blue and pink ink by the use
of pen.
The portrait Of General Grant is poor, the
nose being broad and fiat. The lettering
with few exceptions, 10 good, aud the small
scalloped seal is excellent in workmanship
and color.
The green on the back of the note is very
lSht and has blue tinge, and the geonst-
ric lines are so untrue and indistinct that \
little scrutiny reveals the false character of
the note.
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WAsrs AND CABBAoEs.-Says a eorrespon-
dent Of the Flnn Growers Journak: Tn.
common yellow wasp is one of tho best
friends that the cabbage growers have.
They are perfect cabbage worm hawks.
You that have cabbage patches will be
amused by just watching wasps catch the
worms. The wasp will look out every wrin-
kle for worm, aud when it finds enc it
Pounces upon without mercy and pro-
ceeds at once to work all the inside cut
OF il, and then roll and wad it up in q bali
and away it flies with it to feed the young
wasps. II the wasp i, hungry it will eat a
worm and then proceed at once 10 hunt up
another worm to carry home. have cab
bage patch that the wssps have saved for
me. The wasp will also catch the young
soft colored beetles. So let the wasp 70 in
peace.
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Teachers Association.

Programme Of Union County Teachers
Association, for the meeting to be held At
Unisn, s. c., Saturday, Nov. s, 1892:
]. Music.-Miss Sallie Munro.
2. What are the best methods Of govern
ing the schools? E. r.. Aycock, NJ. l..
Lemastsr, Miss Dora Whitlock.
3. Music.-Miss May Foster.
a. Second years work in Arithmetic.
Robert Morrison, Mrs. NJ. E. Britton, Miss
May Kennedy.
8. Music.-Miss Hettie Murphy.
q. Reading.-Aliss Helen Young.
Z. How should geography be taught? s.
NJ. Rice, Jr., Miss Minnie Gist, Miss Lizzie
Gregory.
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SuILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE.--This is
beyond question the most successful Cough(
Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses
invariably cure the worst cases of Cough,
Group and Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption Is with
out a parallel in the history Of medicine.
Since its first discovery. it has been sold on a
guarantee, test which no other medicine
can stand. If you bave a cough we ear
nestly ask you to try 1t Price loo 900 and
81. Ifyour lungs are sore. chest, or back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
II. X. Smith 8 Co.
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Hughes C. Worthy has
w made suit to me to grant him Letters
Of Administration OH the Estate of and e.:
fecis of b. F. Eison. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
tue snd Is. T. Eison, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to bo held at Union C. H., South
Carolina. on The 9th day of November, next,
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration should not DO
granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this 18th
day Of October, Ammo Domini, 1892.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
Judge Probste.
Published on the 2lst day of October,
1892, in the Weekly Union TINES.
Oct2l 43 2t
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Now Try THIs.-It will cost you nothing
and will surely do you good, If you have q
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with throat,
Chest or lungs DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds il guar
sn'oed to give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from L, Grippe found it
just the thidg and under its use had .
speedy and perfect recovery. Try sample
bottle a. our expense and learn fer your.
self just how good thing II is. Trial bot
ties free at b. F. Po.sy's Drug Store.
Large bottles 900. and 81. 90.
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SPECIMEN CASES. ii. Clifford, New
Cssssl, Wis, was troubled with Neuralgia
and Rhsumstism, his stomach wa, disorder.
ed, his Liver was affected to an alarming
degree. appetite fell away, and he was terri.
bly, reduced In flesh and strength. Three
bottles Of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
running sore on his leg Of eight years
stonding. Used three bottles of Electric
Bi,tsrs and seven boxes OF Bucklsn's Arnics
Salye, and his leg is sound aud well. John
Speaker, Catawba, o., had five large Fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was iucur-
abe. One bottle Electro Bitters and one
box Bucklen's ArDica Saivs cured him On.
tirely. Sold by B. F. Posey, Druggist.
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Programme Supsrintsndsnts Conference Held
In Connection with the Convention.
QUHRIEs.

QURRIEs.
LIST. Why some persons are 50 fast to
desire office without considering the meas
ure Of responsibility that necessarily follows;
especially why any one should covet the
position Of Superintendent Of . Sunday
school? I. d. g. Gregory, J. A. Faut.
2od. Why some people cannot see that
they have bean too lsng In office when the
teachers are dissatisfied, and the school runs
down, and things get at loose ends generally.
y. Crosby, X. @. Hobson. and J.. w. San
ders,
3D.. How any ous with sound mind can be
satisfied with doing their least, when their
best is SO far short Of what the Master
might well require at the hands of his SER
wants? ID. N. Wilburn, Joseph Sanders, and
John Sumner.
4th. Why pastors do not more frequently
see their opportunity for spiritual develop
ment aud growth in the Sunday school, and
foster the efforts made by Superintsudents
and teachers TO bring souls TO Christ? j, n.
Spears, A. A. Gault, and III. II. Robinson;
JOSEPH SANDERS, j, W, SANDERS.
...ts seccy President.
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BucKLENs ARNIcA SALvB.-The best salve
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by d. f. Posey.
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QUADRUPLg LYscHINa. Camden, Ala
Oct, 13.-Four negro boys--Wm. jackson,
John Thomas, Abe Davis and Dave Mason
were arrested and confessed to the murder
Of X. ii. johnson and daughter, in Monroe
county, for the purpose Of robbery aud rape.
posse Of citizens and officers look them
back 10 the scene Of their crime to-day, and
on arriving there, they were met by 500
men, white and colored. The murdsrers were
taken from the officers and hanged to the
near est tree, and their bodies were then
riddled with bullets and burned.
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On, WHAT A CoUaH.-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 the sake of saving SOC, to run the risk
and do nothing for il. We know from ex-
perience that Shioh's Cure will cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains why
more than a Million bottles were sold the
past year. 1t relieves Group aud whooping
Cough at onoe. Mothers do not be without
it. For lame back, side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by ii. X. Smith g. Co.
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RAISING TURKEYs.-Mr. George o. WAL
ker, of Richmond Co., Geo., in the Septem-
her number Of the Southern Cultipator, says ::
read the article you rspublished from the
Orange Jud Farmer, by Mr.. ]. C. Quinn, on
the care of Turkeys. A, it is totally diff.
ferert from my own, will give you briefly
an account Of my individual experience.
started with seven turkey hens and two
gobblers. Up to the first of August, while
two hens were setting for the second time,
l had hatched out, from these hens, ITO
chicks. As soon as they were Matched, 1
turned the hens and their broods loose upon
hundred acre grass field, and paid not the
slightest attention to them; they were allowed
absolute freedom and were never, day or
night interfersd with. They were never fsd
or watered at home, nor coddled in any way.
They were left to their own sweet will
Out Of ITO young turkeys hstched out,
raised lO9, losing but one, and that was
dscapitated accidentally by grass blade.
My neighbor near by, with exactly tho
same loca. conditions, and with every mod
srn improvement for fowl raising, coddled
his fowls in the Quinn plan, and lost 100.
These are the plain facts, and l am con-
vinced by experience that the best way to
kill young turkeys is to nurse them. Per
feet freedom is their salvation.
If Mr.. Quinn can improve on my method,
let us hear from him.
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neA. The trial of Col. Morrow for abor-
ton, which occupied four days Of the term
of court for Richland County, last week,
was concluded last Saturday; the Jury, after
oeing out tnIrty-svrU---:-aiaa returned n
verdict Of guilty upon oil tho charges Of
tho Indictment, and Judge Wallace SEN
fenced the prisoner to six years in tho psni-
tentiary. An appeal to the Supreme Court
will be taken by Col. Morrow's counsel.
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ANOTHER FAMINE IN RUssIA.-0dessa,
Oct. 0.-There has been ne rain 10 South
Russia for four months and most agricultu-
raj land has been baked so hard that at
tempts TO break the fields result in breaking
the ploughs. Winter wheat will probably
bo total fnilure, and REPETITION Of the
great famine is certain. In the northern
government ma tiers are little better.
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Georgia Democracy is pretty solid. In
the State election last week, they cunted
until the majority ran up TO about $4,000.
They all got tired and quit. In the famous
Tenth District the Democratic majority is
about 1000. That indicates that Black will
beat Tom Watson in November, unless there
is considerable falling off from the Demo.
cratic ranks
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p0c Lost, one day last week, between
the residence of Mr.. +. IL. Counts and Gra-
ham s. Sparks store, a pair of gold eye gla.s-
es, with chain attached. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at this
office or at Graham s. Sparks. store.
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a@- Jupiter James, colored farmer,
living in Liberty County, Georgia, while
digg'ng on his farm one day last week
fouHd an ancient oar.hsn urn with over
5000 French and Spanish silver coins more
than l3O years old in it., aud valued at
$4,000.
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TERRIBLE PLAGUB or DIPHTRRRIA.-Plain
City, Ohio, Oct. 13.--Jsrome township, this
county, is one big hospital. Every school
in the township is closed, and il is estima
ted that within radius Of four miles there
are 200 cases Of diphtheria. Scarcely fam.
lily has escaped.
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ANSWER THIS QUESTION. do so many
people we see around us seem to prefer to
suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
Coming up OF the food, Yellow Skin, when
for 10 cents we will sell them Shiloh's Vita
lizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
ii. X. Smith g. Co.
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BSr We are requested to announce that
n.-.:- "a, -, .rin In observed by Bethel, colored
baptist church, at KsIton, on the sscuuu
Sunday in next month. Don't forget to
take your pennies to the celebration and
deposit them for the good Of the great cause.
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Bss lfyou want u coffee or Tea Pot that
viii save one-third the tea or coffee YOU
are now using, and give you as good cup
OF sither' save labor and Inconvenience in
pouring at the table, and make the women
OF the ho"se in good humer all the time,
call on I. A. Murrah. and see THE Halfa-
Jlfy, self-pouriug Coffee and Tea pot, he
has for sale.
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Coon woRK IN CHArrAsooaA.--Ch :
nooga, Oct. 20.-Chattauooga to-day elected
seven Democrats out Of eight Aldermen
voted for, and the City Council consists of
Q Democratic Mayor and eleven Democratic
Aldermen out Of sixteen, being the first time
in twenty years that the Democrats have
had absolute control Of the oit y government.
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ADsTRAcrISG TRUrH.-If the mother hon
had her toenails trimmed for pens and both
feet dippsd in the ink she could scratch q
more legible hand than some of the great
men OF this country. They paralyzs every
printing Office they hit Tney are public
enemies.
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Bas" There is Oh ordinance IN force, on
me books Of the Town Council, against throw
ing or sweeping paper and olhor trash into
the streets. Why is it not enforced, On n
windy day it is dangerous to drive horse
or mule through Main street, because the
trash flying around them keep them fright
ened. Besides, it makes the streets look
unclean
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HARD ON THE Dods.-First Dog We'll TO
tied up every Thursday and Saturday nights
now.
Second Dog--Whats upi
First Dog-Ihat new dude that comes TO
see Miss Susie has monsy.-Mew York
Weekly.
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n@- The meetings in the Methodist
church are very interesting. but not so well
attended by the people as they should be.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Oct 2lst, 1892.
Mr. Newsom Ballston.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say il ifadvcrtised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
]. G. HUNTER. p. M. .
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The Shah Of Persia is the owner of She.-
land pony which is twelve and one-half
inches high. This pampered pet Of royalty
wears gold shoes worth twenty dollars eaoh.
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NO. This town presented q lively appear
ance for about half an hour last Tuesday
evening, and it looked as il some philan-
thropic millionaire had taken pity on this
impecunious community and distributed
beef promi'cuousIy along main street; but
no such good luck. IL was only Burkett &
Cos. Mule trying to get away from The
smell OF the beef in their wagon, ~rl in his
hurry scattered the roasts and stsaks n the
sidewalk and street as he weot. There was
i'fe In the old town, then. and more people
ran out to see the runaw ay than, could be
dragged out toa cotton mill meetino. The
s'ree's was full of en- 1t was most as
good as an earthquake 10 wake tho mer-
chants aud clerks up.
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nR- Managers of election will please
note their instructions, and be here on the
9th
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For Coroner
JASPER AYCOCk

CHEAr PoRK.-Tho Practical Farmer says: !:
Close study and observation during some
years past lead me to believe that it is quite
possible to produce pork Of the best quality
OF ont ns.hstthird less than the average cost, and
management. In Pf5auAlBBe AlBBesr the poorest
also greatly reduce tho risk Of loss FROM
disease.
How c,n we reduce the cost Of pork Z?
First, by reducing the time 10 produce it.
thrifty, growthy pig that will weigh 200
pounds gross, and which gives meat well
marked with lean is most desirable. This
weight can be obtained Mt six months, and
where a butter dairy is run in connection
with pig growing, considerably gTsatr
weight is possible. The points essential to
prcduce this weight at six months are:
1st good breed Of hogs.
~. Mature mothers.
I'D. The care Of the SOW duriog pregnancy.
The mistake usually made is in feeding too
much corn and making the sow too fat
have come TO be great believer in roots for
winter feeding Of brood sows, both on the
score of economy and health.
4th. The pigs must be taught to eat as
early as possible, and provided with a pen
or apartment which the sows cannot enter,
in which 10 feed them. They will begin to
eat regularly at four weeks old, then they
can hc we.ned without losing anything.
Bran is best food VIC have for developing
bone aud muscle and little corn is q help.
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M L L L I N E II X

M i L L i N E IL X
I UST received from The Northern Mar
= kets, choice selectirn Of Millinery.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
Always pleased to show goo Is and give
satisfaction to customers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct II AZ If