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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. j. W, Smith is sojourning at Las
Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Painter, of Findlay,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Lillian Vischer returned from the
land of flowers Saturday evening.
Barney Pearce has returned from Ann
Arbor, Mich.
II. L. Mcclellan, now stopping in Crest
line, spent Saturday in town.
D. M. Hall, of Brighton, spent Friday
afternoon in town,
F. W. Bennett went to indianapolis FRI
day.
II. Z. Bassett, of the Lodi Review, called
Friday.
J,C. Ar'z, of Cleyeland, spent day In
town last week.
Mrs. A. Smith, OF California, paid this
office friendly call last week. Her hus-
band, who is now connected with the
printing business in San Jose, was u part
ner with Dr. j. w. HouRhton In the own
ership OF this paper in 1915. Mrs. Smith
Is making her friends here mn extended
visit.
A. G. Benedict, of Buffalo, N. n, gave
this office pleasant call Monday.
Mrs. Rev. VIM. Leet. who has been Wis
iting her daughter in Toledo, returned
home Saturday.
Henry Heinbuch and family, Of Elyrit
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs T. Metzger, delegate from th'
Hamlin corps, is attending the state con
vention Of the W. R.C. at Piqua thi
week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Avery and daughter
Mrs. +. F. Kilbourne, are visiting friend
in New London. They leave soon 70
Knoxville, Tenn, their future home.
E.G. johnson, of Elyria, was in tow
Monday and Tuesday, shaking hands will
his friends.
Miss Rose Mallory returned from Bos
ton, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs N. G. Hoyt returned from
their visit to Georgia last week. MI
Iloyt reports business matters little dul
In that region Of Dixie.
| A. E. Sheldon represents the g. A. /
post Of this place at Piqua this week.
Mrs. Eugene Mclntire and Miss Lillia
Dyer attended the May festival in Cleve
land.
F. w. Woods, Of Lltchfeld, visite
friends in town Monday. Frank wi
hereafter handle mail on the F., F. W. I
| G. from Pittsburg to Chicago
Miss Katie Rltzenthaler, OF Norwalk,
visiting friends in town this week.
Harley, son Of c. w. Horr, on Sout
Main street, still lies in critical cond
tion.
Miss Edith Snyder, of Lodi, o., was tn
guest OF Mrs. Lee AllIs over Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. c. e. Clark, OF Warren
burgh, Mo-, are visiting relatives here an
in Huntington.
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New Meat Market

We wish to inform the citizens Of Wei
lington and vicinity that we have pur-
chased the meat market recently occupied
by John Sherman, and we respectfully so.
licit your patronage. and trust by con.
scientious, honorable and honest dealing
to prove ourselves worthy Of the same,
We assure You that we will not keep any
thing but first class meat Of every descrip-
tion. We also intend to baye for sale first
class dairy butter. Respectfully,
q. Il. HASTINGS.
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James Baker has forwarded to us the
latest number OF "The Musical Echo" q
very meritorious monthly journal. Besides
a picture OF "Paderewski" on front page
1t contains six popular pieces of music,
including "Paderewski Menue" and the
famous song, Dear Heart" Send 15c, to
James Baker, Cleveland, Ohio, and obtain
copy.
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S25 to $50 Saved.

CUT THIS OUT AND BRING IT WITH YOU.
To all persons in Wellington and sur
rounding country who wish to buy piano
or organ We will save you from $25 to
$50 and pay your expenses to visit the fac
tory at Monroeville. Highest grade in
struments only. Edna Piano and Organ
company, Monroeville, D. Aft
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Stanley as an explorer, Edison as an In.
yentor, Miss Flora A. Jones as the discover
OF the famous Blush of Roses for the COM
plexion; are names that will be handed
down ss benefactors Of the race, 10 all re-
corded time. +. d, Felt comes in Tor his
share (of the prohts) as he always keeps a
big supply on hand and sells ii for IS cts.
per bottle.
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W. II. Metcalf, of Plttsheld, agent for
The Home aud Fireside and American
Farmer will call on you in few days. Be
sure to examine the beautiful chromos
that 90 with each subscription, whether
you subscribe or not. We have examined
same and found them beautiful works OF
art. l16eoW3t
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Not many physicians make great ,ihera-
peutic discoveries. For the most part
they content themselves with administer
ing judiciously what is prescribed in the
books. To DR.. J. O. Aver, however, Is due
the credit Of discovering that greatest Of
blood purihers-Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
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I o d Il

Ohio Grand Lodge, Cleveland, May IT.
81, '92. Fare, Wellington 10 Cleveland
and return $l.l0, gnVd going date sale,
May 10 anil II, and returning until May
2l. '02. inclusive.
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Wire Fencing
Wire Fencing
No dealer sells WIRE FENCING
cheaper than j. w. Wilbur does.
Dentistry.

have secured exclusive right to use
DR.. Stedman's method of making clamp
plates in Wellington. All kinds of dental
work done in skilful and thorough man.
ner. Yours Very Truly,
soft W. L. HoLBRooK.
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IInclnimeh Letters.

The following are the unclaimed letters
remaining in the post-ofiice May 0.
Miss Alice Ely, Charles Miller, Geo. j
Schwartz, Il. s. Wadsworth 2.
L. L. Hustled, 2 M.
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The photograph gallery formerly occu-
pied by Saunders & Son, In the Croser
block, will be opened for business by Will
liams & Fuller en- Monday, May 10.
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and neweB
sn,whenf @ml an
htdm
erpm gives co
SERAGE.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


Monday, May ID, plant for gold, silver
and nickel plating works will be opened
In the Crosier building, North Main street.
19) ). A. MASON,
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We are now receiving fresh goods daily
and are still offering teas, coffees and gro.
ceries at the lowest prices. Highest
market prices paid for butter and eggs, a.
the West End store. 12tf w. ARNOLD.
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Our new clothing store in the Emerson
block is becoming one Of the centers Of
attraction.
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LAND FOR SALE Two hundred acres
of good farm land, well timbered with liv-
ing water, well located, with little i'm.
provement, situated in Osceola county,
Michigan, near railroad station and mills,
Also 1877 acres OF land with railroad across
it, and station, saw-mill, house and barn,
blacksmith shop and other Improvements,
for sale at 5000 per acre. For further in
formation inquire of (5tf
WIN. II. II, SUTLIFF, Wellington, D.
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neatly done by j. F. Jones, Carpenter
building, Liberty street. 10f
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AUCTIONEER.-J. H, Arndt will auc
tioneer sales OF all kinds of property
Satisfaction guaranteed P.O.: Sullivan
Ohio (14tf
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so per cent. saved in Painting your House

II you are going TO paint we can sell
you pure paint and save you about 80 per
cent Of the usual cost Of material. For
particulars call ut Z. Benedlct's hardware.
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The Dandy CIothInp store.

A special meeting is called for Satur
day evening at 1880 All be on hand.
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For Rent
To Builders

L. W. Ely's house, Inquire of George
Bush. 19
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Itch on human and horses and all anie
mails cured in 30 minutes by WoOlford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by L. W. Adams druggist.
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MARRIED.

LINDER-JEFFRIES.-At the residence OF
the BRIDES parents on Bennett street, Sun
day. May s at $3.50 p. m. by Rev. J. +. Brant,
Charles Llnder and Miss Jessie Jeffries,
both Of Wellington.
Ify0u feel weak, tired, and all run
down. Hoods Sarsaparilla is just what
you need to build up strength aud purify
your blood.
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To Builders
Buy your Nails rnd Trimmings Of j. W.
Wilbur.
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Big Four Assessment.

At meeting Of the auditors Of the coun.
ties along the line of the Big Four rail-
road In Cincinnati Monday the road was
assessed as folloys.
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1'TN'IoJ "HU NINUTVo UtI UIIIU''' UU
The main track was reduced $1,000 per
mile.
The auditors Of Lorain, Huron and Guy
aghoga counties made strenuous effort
% have the main track raised to $4,000,
Btit their efforts we're unsuccessful.
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STREETS.

The paving of our streets, which has
been going on for the past three years, is
a step in the right direction and, while it
is largely experimental, believe If prop
erly done, using only the best Of material,
1t will prove success, as well as a profit
able investment for tax payers and should
be continued ON other streets in the cor
poraton, upon which We are obliged to
spend so much money yearly to keep in
repair.
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DRAINAGE.
LIGHTING.

The village lighting is The cause OF
more complaint at the present time than
any other subject with which you have to
deal. There seems to be quite general
demand for more light, and as other
towns of our size are giving the matter at
,ention to the extent Of lighting by elec-
tricity, l would like to recommend Tor
your careful consideration the establish.
Ing of an electric plant for the purpose Of
lighting within the village.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Santuc Talk and News.

This wear, '92, suspect will be tceming
with candidates, and think it would be we'll
"a leave those words "War Record out, for
7 have heard many old soldiers--privates
say they are sorcly tired Of that term.
am loo. for think It abs slutcly wrong, and
savors Of demagogism, aud almost unrardona-
bic vanity for an old army officer to try 10 ride
int, Office over his less fortunate opponent,
who has no title and Tor any soldier TO BAN
ter his opponent who WAS so untort"nate as
not 70 have been born or not old enough to
be in the war, on his '.war record
belieye there were as brave men, and
battle scarrei ones too, in the ranks, as any
| officer. and as true, brave and loyal ones have
| arrived ut manhood since, as any OF them.
| Of course we admire the brave old soldiers
| Of ,he "lost cause" anu honor them highly,
but I think it is time TO leave "war records
out. when all oher qualifications are equal
:. -. "0V''ng tnelr chickens from
alseosc IN TINS section, many laying hens
nHVe aieu lateiy which will cut down tho egg
supply Of macy housewives. | hone ihs
disease will not get among the eag ,nacL;,.s
-ihe guinea fowls. The guinea is mo,t
excellent and valuable, as we'll as chem
Iowl' and like them finely in Spring and
summer, even though they ..don't sncak"
IN winter, unless itis in .'fuss''- on,rro,
IL any one hasn't tried them, | think ihew
shoutd this year
Considerable farm work has been done I'm
10 ua.e, ana litte corn planted, but tie
extreme winter weather put stop t. plant.
ing' and the heavy rains the past few dovs
have stopped the plows. N"''
mo members of Salem church (Baptisn
are trying to secure the services of Rcy +
y. Mahon, of Laurens county, for the remai,-
aer OF Tue year. lie fIlel this pulpit several
years ago and is BY no means q, s,.
nut one who is we'll known, aud is p,ncr,,lv
loved by all. 1t is the wish of all. bclieyc'
,nat the church may succeed, in securing his
yesterday went to Gilliam's Chapel. and
a'"r9 my mighty respected friend, Rev NJ.
.. Nelly preach PLAN, practical, and
orcibe sermon ""'
Inc santuc Alliance is still receiving sono
e" members, occasionally, who gain mo,c
,fefgth and information after hay ng rid.l.n
he mystical Goat. w
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- 49,
old Peter Rice is Dead.

\ notable figure in this community evn,.
S'uce we came into it, w.s old Peter REQ
VINO was once the body servant and carrjo, q
"''Vcr' Of CO.. William Rice and aCterw,rJ
oi ms son, the Iato B. IT, Rice. and or,or
emancipation remained with the family -,
mat capacity up TO the lat;er's death and
S'"ce then with the Major's grandson. Nr
/. {. Duncan
'e''r "Icd IaSt week, AID il is supposed hO
WIS over 100 years old. lie has been i, IL,
n''' ''miiy, we are told, all his life and wos
"'"aiN a faithful aud flvoritc servant In
'"' ">i years Of his life Peter occunis1
"'"' furnished room in the family roo.
.,'"''' AMI his meals were seat to him with
'"e 'cS' OF everything on the table. In "a
'"' N''! last moment of his life this o., i
"a" ''ihtnl cid co'crcd servant receivcl ,bo
Utmost Aihdnc>s and care from every mann.
'er OF the white family, and he died res.
'ec'ed and greatly missed by all.
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For the TINES.
n flea for a Rational Campaign.

MEADoR, March 29.-Mr. Editor.-J wish
u small space in y"ur coums 10 make q fo,
fe."arks IN regard to the approaching c.m'
| paien' IL seems to ME that there is oo;n,,
~ oe more excitement over the approucoioe
| eieC'ioh 'lan any year since 1876.
Eur people appear to have gotten into
'ueh otslrustful spirit that one thinks tho
g. "''"e' anu lhten1s to do him or the
o'ale some injustise 1t seems that ". bauo
lost confidence in each other md u,,IS nA'o
get rid OF that lliberal and undem,c ,cr.,;s
spirit we will forever be in the wiLlerrSs. ac
excitement and disscnsioos "
We arc one people, sharing the oiY...
Ahu disadvantages Of one Common co,,n,S,
anu We should have each oilers inlcres, .,
"'"i'' ~ rev OF us have made succos. |
we 'hou.d not feel that ear mission op ,,r,i |
~ shed. We should rcspcc, our fona,.
man feelings and Interests AS we'll &c omu
o"n' In me present strife and push far
20 n'c"' i'Uc 1t seems that we have no 20
"" Io' our iclIowman or ourselves. if ~.
Sct 'h'o some position where our
names Will 20 abroad as some "bir man
Each man must be responsible for h;s
own conduct. Every man has h;s risno ms
nj IN life: lie has his place politicollv ~
"eil as otherwise, and should be his ow ,
mn ana 90 his own thinking and he sboulJ
'"Sc iEat th!RhlEg on reason There "a .,
rays some one to pour seductive mus;c -
our ears, from each side, to excite y,rr d
uriosity and confuse your mind. We have
'ine VINO are wide enough awake TO dance il
the music, and some who are go s,eonv
lat thcy would dance on if the music shomIJ W
op. ihcy c'nn,t get wide awake mi is
iange with the changes.
we eaIt should have enough patriotism 70 vi
as our conciences dictate, and have reason
'ough TO acknowledge when we find wa arn G.,
rong and our friend is right. No ,r,o is
hti|man would be preiudced against IN.
eni FOR differing from hin in IN. cpin;or an
i 'honor be given TO whom honor is due" fc
Il no man be prcjudiced against another on
caus' he has reached n higher round on
lauder OF prosperity or fame IL there We
now any occupying offices that wc W,
nk' from their conduct, should be succeaJ.
by others more competent. we have n.
mt aud 1t is our duty 10 y.ts for ,hn;u
'cessorS The form Of clectiup slou,i 30 SCI
ing direct for the officer and nor 70 5oI. hl!
c some one else to do our voting 81 MS
We can do that with the present const,u, apl
,, lets make cut with it and noe o,r REQ
nencc to get better OF
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Correspondence of the Union TINES.
TELEPHONE Vibrations.

JoSEsvl5!Ev Marsh 2s1Las. week M
deaths audsonc sad accident Thess on 1,r,ms, rms
III one snort week, to say nothing abouI tho
Po5itlcal stir and hard times. '"'
Inc cold snap week before last did ro,
nJnre the fruit OF vegetable crops but verw
80 very cold. 30 IL was
N'Ss hosa Scott, daughter of the w;,ow
OF Joseph NJ. Scott, of Rockey Crcek Iio,
ia't ffljay and was buried at the cemo,aru
ot new Hope church yesterday. She WINS
80 ~ years OF age and was one of tbosa
vn,sn ,nGeriul sweet spirited christian
yoM"s vouIs i'uies that had many friends, and
perhaps not an enemy in the worlI How
popularity was attcsted by the Lroo oa.
course OF people that attended tho furouaI
services yesterday, which was cooduc,od ~,
: "or pastor, The Rev. Dove Tller. in the mo:t
Impressive manner. Miss ROSA yas q ,,a,,,
U,' ~ u inc Methodist church, a pupil of Mrs
M' t. britton's high school at ROCKY rreoL
a. anu 50 scholar in the Sunday school of |
n.r charch; but that dread disease pneum,.
ma sei%ed hcr fair young form and s,on
tn,o ."'se ana hcr loved ones and MANY
;nsa VI her GENIAL presence, service and
-. thnuencc forever here, but not in ctorn;,,
Tor she n" doubt is with hcr sovio
heaven saviour In
coiorcd girl, daughter of Georos n ,oro
u ~, cur Town, was badly burned last WAL,
-. -. parents were away from the house and
~ w 'hc Childien by thems elves, She is
'".s o'u ana while staudilg with her bocL
- Tue hre her clothing caught. ana w.
i'"r sHiiVcy burned from her body Sho
. =; s;snherihS great pain, and will perhaps die
WIN se'lt, sore throat and grin :
VT. H. W. Whitock had n conoos,ivo o,,n,
ne V'aer day that stayed with him ,bom, :
even hours. Mr.. W. is known bv H.. ,oo,'' '
! 'Die, but | think his name sboulJ ha '
naogcd to live, for any man ,ho, cou \
'rViVe congestIvo chill Of seven h,rro ~
OF likely to die soon. '' - Il
MI David Orr, who moved fr,m o,,. o.,.
UNITY to Spartauburg last W,nter o,n ~vm
'wn to his old home on visit los, rr;Ja.' -
y y, em ms it'ilily IN gool health, aud Sa,ur- go
'.n"S ne received telegram from fr
nh H"9i'!S ono OF his lille daughters was sL
w., f l. Ltt!cjohn is gradually mprov- LET
from his stroke of paralysis iss E'
~. l. '".': iohsns lost his only horse lac,
so, nr' D. W: Crawfords fine Stallion III
;,,,,', 'iI~e 10y ht' cJohn Of Pacolct, has been -
,"S '''a'iv's AMI fiends in .Jonesyille rel
49,, p"AcS' Of Roseyillc, Oranpeburg i ..h
"o,"cr1h.law of Rev. Dove TiIler % %sor
,,isI'inS Us at the Methodist Parsonage, Dce
Gn, I,tsoyterians are pastcring. paintinp ON IL
ih"iS,lng up their church, getting re,JS
e.; oS'e y, which will convene here i;I In.
: r.n"y oeiore the Ind Sunday an AIriI, "'''
=. o.S h oloh get in much work last
X o"nhy ,. h'mry are very we'll up with their !
TELEPHONE mi.
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executive committee was

the f,rowing executive commi'se "''
W. c. Mc9owau. Abbeville; u, .. Hender-
s,n. Aiken; z. B. Murray, Anderson; Josn Joan
yoa naz,cd Bsrnwell; X: y. weeks, ID or,
ton. J. p. Br ok, Clarendon; Kirby o. LuP'
ner. Cbncieston; John u. Ayers, Chester'
~ y stevens, Chesterfield; Il. T. Cokor'
darlington: W. 8. Allen, Bdgefeld; U. WI
R.gsda G. Fairfield. J. T. Kershaw. fi"ra"
~ l. Mauldin, Grecnvillc; NJ. Wa'o'
Georgetown; John Lawton. Hampton; W. ~
shannon, K.rshaw; Il. +. Wyle, Lancaster;
y. Norton, Horny; Aaron Cannon, Lsursnsi
s. =. wingard. Lexington: hoo'. sS.
w u. Unnt, Jr., Ne~berry; W. A: Lowry,
| oeonse: 8. Dibble, Orangeburg; j. Il: Boggs,
! P;ckene.: J. O. Marshall. Bichland; John
w Wofrord. Spsrtanburg; X. T.. Lee. sumter
II browning, Union; DIR. ID. Z. SCOT,
| Williamsburg, Ihos. +. Mellow, York.
| The first outlook OF debate occurred ner
the cl so Of the session, when delegate i'ou
Abb.yilic, who had been in -tructei 10 ASK
f,r n urinary, arose and offered resolution
asking that the Convention demahi PR
mary of the May Convention,
| NJ Cannon Of Laurens, intro iuced as
substitute'that the demand be made OF inc
September Convention and not 'he M"y =
, Ex-Governor Mauldin favored me ueha" :.
ur, Williams, Of Grecnrile, sail he came
, IN Columbia n rcdhot primary demshae' ;
: I'm, INV the risk Of asking for II. IL IL was
f conceded that tho May Convention i"h u
right TO grant primary ana chaoB" '' 90 ~
a,;,m,;on IN that respect, it could Oh The same
: ground, change the constitution anu nun"
o mt. n tic<ct in May. go .,,
- AIR ". G.. Mctiowan, Of Abbcvile, sa'd IN
IT came here ftvoring domani' but Sa"
n woull lead 10 q trap and he wahte" u ""N
= the 6gh, strictly in the party lines; ,.,
:. GoIcrnor Hampton asked II the reso'u
v tiouy wcr: not out Of order, not ha'i"S os'
re r.CurtJ 10 Jha. .cOulIruteG~ ~-y~~..""'
"a MIR. Williams thinking there was ash
ri ger of some III feeling, introduced the 10
30 | lowing cOmprom+e: -
n..orvcl That this conference urges nm
10 onI nj opponents Of its nominees TO nc'
., ,hom in a square, fnir, direct primary u
,r pr,yilcd for by the September ConVent,o"'
nd Resolved That 10 case this proposition
dccl;ncd or refuse VIC will make our col
of test before the Convention, so cohhuenl
m This iu.t.c. of our ciuso and III tue sy'hp"'i
est of the people that NO are Wiling 70 hee. "
vc opponents before any triouh"i ""'eh '''
m may select. .
sd Roth In. resolution and substitute we
rv tabled and no demand for primary VIII
or m,d. and Seoa'or lrby had no orportuni
,w nr giving tho answer il IL understoci he II
Lhc preparcd in advance.
the By special resolution the executive c,
i've mi,tve goes out Of office ut the assembling
FAR tho Scp' cmber Conv cntion. This il done
.cs. keen tho tiyh, rictly within party linc'
fair spcci,l thanks wcre offered Chairman
"a | lie and the other officers for the elhe
Wc services rendered Thanks were return
any to Secretary T,ndal for usc Of the hall
,og- Atl.3O the convention adjourned, eV
the sion aud satisfied wi'lr tue Ioh'eh''o
work
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Tur RAILROAD TAxEs.-Julgc Simon
tons decision in the railroad tax case on
Saturday is claimed as an Administration
victory. Il is no,hiug of the s'rt.
The railroads rendered their taxes as due
under the old assessment and the Admins
tra,ion refused to receive them. II de-
clarcd that il mus, have all or nothing, the
full amount due under the new assessment
and nothing less. Then the railrotdS went
into the United States Court for protection.
Tn. Administration had been laundering
along on it's owu legal resources. Now It
emrl,y "a sistuuL counsel who knew
more law, and discovered from them that
il must rct;acr its steps. 1t did so. anu
appealed 10 the United States Court to allow
| il to receive the sums previously rendered
| by the roa,is, and refused, leaving the ques'
ton of the excess taxes TO .tRe ,tHbYrs
-. "'.''ion 1t - to be paid into the UniteJ
states Court for iutuYt disbursement ,o thn
county troasurerS. The State, througb m.
Administrations folly has lost the in,cr.s,
on 1t s.nce its original tender and bov
incurred large cx?cn"s for additional conn.
sci lhe nam que c.tion-whcther the mil
r'""' arct pay on The extra assessments
or h"t-ls yet to be decided. and n decision
Is lar In ihc future. Tie Stdte.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-01

"rECiMEs CAsSs.-S. II. Clifford. Now Cos
nh, nh,," WIS" was troubled with Neuralgia and
~. hnEeutna1sm, his Stomach was disordercJ
MS LIVER was affected to an slarminp degrso
appetite iel away. and ne was tereihIy
reduced In flesh and strength. Three bottles
oil Electric Biiters cured him. ''''
hu~ard Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had n
i"n"'"g sore on bis leg, OF eight years stand
ami ei 'hie' EotIes Of Electric Bi,ters
amI 'Von noAes oil Bucklens Arnica Salye
S"u MS Icg Is sound and well. lain
Speaker, Catawba, o., had five Iara. E, Sonn
sores ON his leg, doctors SliI he vas ipcu,o
m.e. VnS U1'ttc Electric Bitter. and one ho,
DuGA en- 8 Arnica Saiye cured him entiroIv
Sold ny L. F. ro.ey. " '"'''0'y'