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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
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Diugoletuia correspondence
,,Dally Newss' z faryza, PAM
Emilia Crawford, zaproszona przez
Lucerne, mla}a tam W tych dnlach
odczyt, tra&tujacy O koDletach "
dzlennlkarstwle. Ma pytanie: ,,Czy
dzlennlkarstwo odpowlada siIom
tizycznym l umYs}owym kobiety?
odpowlada PAM Crawford tw1er-
dzaco. UzdolnioEe kobiety = m6wi
korespondentka Daily News
mogfyby z pozytklem pracowac
ola dzlennlkarstwa, jezell, CO lest
konlecznem, przystepowaG beda
do tego zajec'a pc uprzedniem
przygetowanlu sic gruntownem.
Dzlennikarstwo jest zajeciem n1ez.
miernie nuzacem, wycienczajacem
ogromnie wszystkle silly ciaia
umys}u. To, co SIG czytelnikowi
wydaje }atwem do zrobienia, mai
wlecei trudu k~osztowa4o dzlenni.
kara. kto sic zablera 90 dzienni-
karstwa, musl rozporzadzaG wiel.
kleml zasobami zdrcwla. tatwosc
obelmowanla rzeczy, eI~astycznosG
umysiu me wystarcza, DzIennikarz.
lezeli chce bye pracownikiem no.
zytecznym, wlnlen mice wyksztai.
Genie wszechstronne, nadewszystko
zas musi wiedziec, czego ME umle.
szkoia dzlennlkarza jest zycIe,
taiemnlca jego powodzenla
wytrwalosd. Dziennlkarzowi ME
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
Prenunneratn wynosi
W Stanacn Zjed. i Kanalzic 5000
W Ear0p;e (koniccznie naprz6o) $3.50
W a r u n K /
EOcxgaRe

A!o1Op1S \hOulSSLdlS Hli'iLOtj COW
w arunki /.
Kazdy, ktory zjedna Kotolizo.
zoe trzech nowych a%bonentow j
przesle nam "a mich c~aforoczny
abonament, bedzle dostawal "a
swoja fatyge przez caty rok jeden
egzemplarz Katolika darmo.
Personal---very. wszedzie skrzet.
nych, rzetelnych agentow; zas}ugi
lch n%alezycle wynagrodzimy.
Prezent "a przes}anie carlo.
rocznego abonamentu dajemy tylko
tym, ktorzy naprzod "a Katoliko
zapiaca.
Kto odbierze z poczty trzy
gazety, uwazanym jest "a abonenta
odpowledzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmleni adres, powlnien
natychmiast poda6 wydawoy .Koto.
Iha sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyrazn1e
nle odmowia gazetY "a Fosrednc.
TWEEN listowego Tub innego
urzednika pocztewego, KatolM po-
sefany bedzic dalej. Skoro kto
~zaprzestanie odblerac gazette, po-
wlnien wpierw zaptaclc, ]eze]l CO
"a ma wlnien.
P%ieniadze "a i dla Ka1ol;ku
nalezy przese}ac przez pocztowy lab
%expresowy Money Order. Mozna
tez przesetac abonanent " t,la
rach papierowych, przez Postal
note, albo W jednocentowyUn Tub
dwucentowych znaczka>L poetic.
wych, lecz jezeli abcnament, W
taxi sposob przesfauy, W drodze
przepadnie Geo sic W tym xraiu
berdzo rzadko zdarza1 wydawca
hdtotika NE b1clZe "a to ma siebie
odpowledzlalnosci. Take listv
najlepiej kazaG ma poczcia registro.
wac, DO wtenczas urz2d pocztowv
blerze ga sieble odpowledzalnosG.
Is wraz z zawartoscia dojda ma
mlejsce przeznaczenia. Wszelkls
llsty oraz ~przeselk; plen1ezne do
HatolikG adresowac::
Il. Derdowsk5
SO b.. End Str.
WINONA, MINI.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
wogole ma wolnosci\ chodza

wog6le ma wolnosci\ chodza
20 Milwaukee.
Wreszcie dale rade kazde-
mu, ktoremuby Spo!ka Stu
peck i Pietrowicz wytoczyla
process. ably kazal i'm stawIc
pred procesem kaucya, po-
nlewaz obaj mic ME posiadaja,
CO i'm udowodnic moge.
L uszanowaniem
KS. konstanty Frydrychowicz
North - Creek.
P. O. Arcadia, Wis.
Dopisek. - Niechai Stu.
peck & Co. zwinie akcya
sadowa, rozpoczeta przeciw
Kwyerom Pozs&iemu W Mil
waukee. poniewaz Kuryer
Polshl ma pewne udowodni
i'm, re So szwin dleraml w
wlasciwem znaczeniu tego
slowa.
Ks. K. F'ydrychowicz.
Pk A "a KATOLIKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

Wilhelm podczas przesilenia
choroby, telegraficznie Sic
zapyta} doktora Bismarkowe.
go, jak re zdrowiem zelaz.
nego ksiecla. To Bismarka
ba:dzo uradowafo / podobnie
szczerze pragnie sic pojednat
z m}odym cesarzem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
RIO DE JANEIRO.

ANiO LIZ J1A1N-1I\o. -
w dniu % Wrzesnia rano
w5adze miejskie radzi}y mad
poddaniem sic, bojac sic pc.
nownego bombardowania.
Okrety powstancze sta}y W
pogotowiu do dalszego 0.
strzellwania miasta. - Admi.
raj zrewoltowanych okretow
Melos marry O osadzeniu ma
tronie brazylijskim wnuka
zdetronizowanego cesarza,
hrablego d'Eu. - Prezydent
Brazylijski PeIxoto juz wyni6s1
sic L stolicy.
PRAGA. - w mie5cie
czeskim Ostrowie zburzono
herb austryacki, umieszczony
mad brama ratusza. Ludnosc
niemiecka w wielkim strachu:
obawiaja sic, ze' wybuchnie
wo]na rasowa miedzy Mem
caml a Czechami.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
re SWIATA.

POZNAN. w miejsce hr.
Posadowsky Wehnera zosta}
starosta kraJowym obrany
radzca naczelnegc prezydyum
p. DR.. yg m Dziem.
b w k i, Niemiec mimo
polskiego nazwiska.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
DrObne Echa.

POLSKA PARAFIA, ME
MALAGA polsklego ksiedza a potrze.
buj2ca takowego, niechaj sic zgiosl
do Redakcyl KATOLIKA, a
wskazemY jei adres pewnego
bardzo dobrego polsklego kap1ana.
WIEL.X. KLEMENS GRUEN-
HOLZ przenlesiony z Milwaukee
ma p%robostwo polskie do Beaver.
dam, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

4NiSllliSS llilAltO
polskiego nazwiska.
- Panuje
ogrcmne rozgoraczkowanle z
powodu usl}owanego zamor.
dowania genera}a Martinez de
Campos. Ten w dniu "a
Wrzesnia ,odbywal przeglad
wojska, otoczony wspanialym
sztabem. Wojsko iuz masze-
rowa}o, i wiele tysiecy ludzi
zgromadzi}o sic, ably przygla-
dac sic ciekawemu widowisku
wojskowemu. Przez tlumy
przecisna} sic ku sztabowi
jakis niespokojny czlowlek,
w%yciagna} cos kulistego z
kleszeni w spodn!ach i rzucil
to ma generala Martinez de
Campos. Potem dobyl Z "a.
nadrza druga kule i te take
rzuci{ ku genera}owi. Koi
genera}a pad} z iezdzcem.
Jedna petarda pek}a tuz pod
konlem i potrzaskd1a mu
wszystkie cztery nogi. Gene
raj, krwia zbroczony, leza}
obok konia. HAWAI- petardy
zrani} 60 " noge. General,
ochionawszy z prSerazcnia,
opatrzony przez iednego z
obecnych lekarzy, wsiad1 do
powozu / srod wiwat6w pu-
blicznosci przypatrywal sic
parable wojska. Opr6cz niego
odniesli take uszkodzenia
general CASTILLO. adjutant i
trzech innych. Rozdraznione
t}umy natychmiast chciaiy
zabic skry1ob6jce.
Lubo rama generala ME
Jest niebezpieczna, lednak U
cziowieka 90 lat liczacego ME
pozostanie bez skutkow.
Krolowa regentka Marya
Krystyna telegrafem wyrazi}a
zranionemu swoje wspo}czucie.
Niece pozniejsza wiadomosc
opiewa, re petardy zranily
ieszcze kilka innych osob,
pomiedzy mimi generala Bus
tos. Cz}owlek, ktory stall W
poblizu genera}a, natychmiast
padl trupem.
Nazwisko skrytobojcy Jest
Pallas. Oslawiony ten anar-
chista smla}o zeznai, re "a
miarem jego bylo zabic sc.
nerala Martinez de Campos
wraz z lego sztabem. Razem
Z MIN przyaresztowano dwoch
innych anarchistow.
BERLIN. = Bismark po-
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MIMIC N n No

MINTO, N. D. = Ma balu
zniwnYm u zamo znego farmera p.
fedora Wysockiego bawilo sic
llczne grono gosci jakby ma ]aklem
weselu. Miedzy ucztu jacymi
znajdowa} sic take mlejscowy
proboszcz wlel. X. Wawrzykov-
ski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

List Ks. FrydrychoWlcza.
North Creek Wis, 10 Wrzes.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Czytam w numerze ponle-
dzis]kowyn Kwyera Pozski;ego,
Z dnia IS Wrzesnia r. bic
5acego, re slawny kapitan
Gwardyi koSciuszki pan
SIupecki z Milwaukee dal
wielka tete W dzieh rocznicy
swego wyniesienia ma stopieh
! oficerski.
RAM mnIe to SERGE bardzo,
lie pan kapitan pieniadze,
zdarte z biednego ludu pol
skiego, i to ludu, ktory ciezko
i krwawo W kopalniach j
fabrykach, mole PREY glodzie
/ chiodzle, sobie zapracowal,
ola s}awy tego swiata poswie-
ca. Me by}oby to lepiej, moi
kapitanie, gdybys ty ten pie,
niadz, zdarty, kt6ry bedzle
toble ciezyl ma sumlenlu DO
wszystkle easy az we wiecz-
nose, wroci} pokrzywdzonym
biednym rodakom twoim?
Podziwiam te odwage sza-
tahska, reprezentowac sic
pred swiatem "a uczciwego
czfowieka, pomimo, re obywa-
tele 2 Milwaukee zdaja swia-
dectwo pred swiatem O tobie,
les splami} sic przekroczeniem
7go przykazania Boskiego, /
wlaoomo Jest, re ieszcze
dzisiaj pan Braun z Milwaukee
by swoje 90 dolarow chcial
ratowac "a odebrane z lego
storu towary }okciowe, ktore
pan kapitan W dawniejszych
latach w okolicy Milwaukee
jake pedler wyprzeda}.
Niechaj take pamieta O
biedakach Polakach, ktcrzy
przez niego postradali Gale
mienie swoje w Poznahskiem,
lak n. p. o Kazmierzu Jasko.
wiaku, kt6ry straci} got6wki
tylko tysi4c dolarow i dwulet-
MIA ciezka prace o tym samym
co teraz mieszka w Weyer.
haeuser, Chippewa Co.. Wis.
Mech pamieta o Stanislawie
Nadolnym, kt6ry straci} przez
S}upeckiego i Pietrowicza 600
dolarow gotowki i poftora
roku ciezkiej piracy.
A przedewszystkiem MECH
wspomni ma los Skuczyhskiego
i Burzyhskiego z..Menomenee,
Mich, kt6rvm sprzedali Stu.
peck i Pietrowicz SO ARROW
ziemi, i to ziemie zupeinie
lima, anizeli i'm Pietrowicz
oszust wskazaf. Wszakze ODE
hra}a spoika Slupecki & Co.
Cd kazdego 90 dolarow, a
]
potem sprzedala te sama
ziemie Justynowi Budowjczo.
wi, cd kt6rego Slupecki &
Pietrowicz odeorali 500 dola.
row gotowki. Ziemia sprzeda-
ma tym osobom W czasie
sprzedazy ME nalezala sic
bynajmniej do spolki S}upecki
i Pietrowicz, lecz do pewnei
PAM doktorowel.
Wszelkie odnosnc doku-
menta znaidu!a sic w moim
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
DO POZNANIA. w Nebra

DO POZNANIA, W Nebrasce.
do w'elebnego ks. Sebastyansk1ego,
przybyf nleiakis kap4an, prawdo-
podobnle Y ,Odesy, DO tax m6wl1
konduktor W Grand Island. Wlel.
Sebastyahski chclaf 60 poleciG
ma proboszcza do Elby, ale KS.
Bjskur ME chcia} go przyjaG, AM
nawet zadnego upowaznienla mu
Mo da}.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

DUNCAN, Nebr. - Tutejszy
%grocernik D. Wozniak poiechat do
Chicago, zkad uda sic do South
Bend, Ind, ably sic zobaczyc re
swoim przyiacielem, wiel. ks.
Czylewskim.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

WIEL. x. MONETA z Pllz-
ma, Nebr., pojecha} do Chicago i
do Detroit, ably odwiedz1G Polskie
Se1ninaryum duchowne.
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u GALICYl.

" kqpieH rzecznei W Zuraw-
nIcy utonaf asystent koleiowy
Kramer.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

CeSarz a%ustryackl przybyi ma
manewry do Gallcyi. Ludnosc
polska przyjmowaia go bardzo
%serdecznle. Choclaz cesarz TEST
Nlemcem, Polacy SO mu iednak
wlerni i mi}uia go szczerze. Ola
czego? Ola tego, poniewaz ME
pozwala uciskac AM lch Wary. am
mowy- w GallcYl jest wszystko
pc polsku Wv szkoiach, W
urzedach / sadach. Pomlmo to
cesarstwo austryackle ME ponios}o
zadnej szkody, co wiecej, Polacy
galicyjscy mlanowlcle posiowle,
popieraja Rad W wlelu sprawach.
Najlepsze swiadectwo wYstawi} i'm
teraz gam cesarz, DO powiedzlaf do
wit2cej go szlachty TAX: ,,Szczesll-
wy jestem, re sig znowu zna]duje
poSr6d was, W kraju, kt6ry mi
zawsze i prey kazuej sposobnosel
lyle sklada dowodow patryotyzmu,
W kraju, kt6rego pos}owle z
prawdzlwym g1eboklm patryo.
tyzmem ma1a ma oku dobro ME
tYlko swoJego kraju, ale catej
monarchU. KorzYstam ze sposob-
noscl, azeby a ~jeszcze 2 tego
powodu wypowiedzlec mole uznanie
i cesarskle podzlekowanie. MOI
wyborny i szczeg6lnie serdecznY
stosunek do tego kraju zawdzie.
czam mad:emu patryotycznemu
postepowauiu jego przedstawiciell.
Dziekuje panom, zescle SIC ma
powltanle zebrall ! wypowiadam
n~adzieJe, oraz %g}ebokie przekona-
ME, re moi st6sunek do tego kraiu
sic ME zmlenl." Polacy, CIV tn,
czy gdzleindzieJ mleszkaja, ME So
podll, ably "a sprawledliwosc ME
wdzlecAnl byll. Pon,ewaz cesarz
austryackl oddaJe lm sprawiedliwie,
co I'm SIG nalezy, poniewa2 pozwa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

" StanislanoaDie a~resztowano
mlllonera Abrahama Kiesslera,
tcscia LillenfeId6w. Osadzono 90
W domu karnym we Lwowie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

Namicstnuh Galicyl nada} ks.
Biskupowi Hrynlewieckiemu ofe-
re przesladowan moskiewsklch w
Whine, obecnie mleszkajacemu w
Galicyi, oby watelstwo austryackle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

Pan Juliusz Korytowski w
Galicyl otrzyma1 Cd rzadu tytu}
hrablowski.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

BERLIN. - Bismark po-
vol wraca do zdrowia. Cesarz
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28

Pk ACIC "a KATOLIKA!
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-10

A GIRLS New JAVA remarkable surgi-
col operation, illustrating the advancement
OF medical science, says the Boston journal,
has just been performed on Miss Daisy Bed
well. tho sixteen-year.old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Bedwell, Of Yazoo City, Miss.
The operation was conducted by DR., Frank
Hartley, consulting surgeon at Roosevelt
hospital. and DR.. George Howe Winkler,
professor of operative dentistry at the New
York dental school.
DIR. Winklcr, to whose attention the case
was brought in the first instance, said that
he learned upon inquiry that when the girl
was four and half years old she lost al
most the entire lower jaw on the right sid o
by necrosis, due probably 10 blow or fall;
which fractured the bone 80 that it came
, away alm"st entirely by the sloughing of
the tissues OF the neck under the angle of
, the jaw and very little through surgical in
Interference.
Dr.. Wiukler found, on examination, that
he periosiinm had finally filled up with q
new growth of bone, which did not grow
Sany longer than four and -a-half year old
schild's should be. The development of the
jaw on the other side was natural. The ef-
feet was to push the chin round under the
right cheek. DR.. Winkler, believing that if
the new growth Of bone was sawn through
II would be possible to force the chin around
in front of the face and hold it there per-
manently. advised an operation, which was
performed by DR.. Hartley. lie made an
incision In the neck, under the angle of the
jaw, saving the bone in two. Two hard
rubber appliances, one on each jaw, were
inserted and fastened to their respective
teeth. These appliances brought the chin
into its normal position by an arrangement
Of floss silk ligatures and were allowed TO
remain in position four weeks, while the ex-
ternsl wound was healing.
When the external wound was sufficiently
healed the work Of inserting the permanent
appliances wa. begun. This was done by
soldering upon the lower jaw an upright
bolt, which slid up and down on gold bar
soldered to the upper, allowing the jaws
perfect freedom to open and close but re-
tanning the lower jaw perfect in the new
position to which it had been brought.
The operation is regarded as highly sue
cessful, and the good results obtained are
pretty sure to be permanent. Miss Bedwell
and her mother left this city for their home
today, and the young girl was as happy MS
If she had inherited fortune, for she is
now very pretty young woman. The ope-
ration is one Of the most notable performed
for years.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-10
"A. II. FOSTER & co.

LoNGFELLow BREArHgs HIS LAsr-Louis-
vile, Ky, Nov. 6.-Longfellow, the greatest
Of American sires, and probably the most
famous race horse in the world, outside of
England, died of collie and old age at the
Natural Stock Farm, in Woodford county,
last night. He was the sire of more winners
and more noted race horses than any other
thoroughbred stallion, native or imported,
dead or living, in this country. During his
twenty-one years in the stud, the winnings
of his get have reached over million dollars.
and this, too, despite tho fact that there
were no prncely $4,000 Futurities or
Derbies an ong the prizes captured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-10

Provisions OF THE New DEMOCRATIC
TARIFF BILL.-Chicago. Nov. G.-The Hon.
Charles +. Crisp, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, arrived at the Palmer
House last night. Speaking of the new
tariff bill, Mr.. Crisp said "The House
will have some very important legislation
before it at the beginning of the regular
. session in December, Mr.. Wilson's COM
rlmittee will have its tariff bill ready at an
early day. believe MIR. Wilson'S commit
Zee will recommend q reduction Of the tariff
10 revenue basis, in accordance with the
declaration Of the National Democratic plat
form. The tax on ref ned sugar may be re-
luced considerably, but the tax on whiskey
tnd beer and tobacco may be increased, 1t
estimated, believe, that the increase of
ne cent on whiskey will add $40 ,OOO, 900 to
be revenue. The present tax on wbiskey
Is ninety cents; and say it is increased to
$l.2O. that would mean an increase Of $780,
100000 10 the revenues of the government"
Speaker Crisp said besides the tariff bill
the House would come to vote on the bill to
take off the ten per cent tax ON State banks
Mr.. Crisp said the Democrats might lose
few votes in some sections Of the South on
account of the repeal bill. but he did not
think It would amount to anything serious,
rs the South generally believed in the Demo-
cratic party. In Alabama, where the Popu-
lists are strong and whore some free silver
keWaorats may 90 over 10 them, the Demo-
cratic party rhay have more interesting
time than usual, but he predicted no disas-
trous results. He did not think tho Demo
Gratis would lose single Southern State.
GovERSoR BoiEs ILL.--Des Moines, Nov.
G.-The illness Of Governor Boies, which
developed Saturday night into typhoid
malaria, Is serious according to the attend
ing physicians. II 1t goes into maligant
typhoid fever, as it threatens to, the result
may be fatal. The Governor is not in q con-
ditiou TO pass tn rough severe illnsss.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-10
HAMPTON PROPOSES TO ORGANIZE
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS. 80 .ss
As Chief for South Carolina Of the National
League Of Democratic Clubs III, UTH
Organize for Vietory If Demoerats WISH n.

As Chief for South Carolina of the National
League Of Democratic Clubs III, Un
t Organic for Victory If D,moerats Wish n.
The Edior of The State has received the
following letter from Gen. Wade Hampton /:
WASHINGTON, ID. G Oct. 81, 1898.
My Dear Sir Some days ago you called
attention through your paper TO the fact that
was Vice President of the National Asso-
citation of Democratic clubs, aod since then
have seen in several Of our democratic
papers reference made to your statement,
and IN one instance the question was asked
why no action had been taken by myself.
have waited to ascertain the views of the
Democratic press Of South Carolina, for
these papers represent, in my opinion, the
only true Democratic sentiment of the State
and this sentiment should be expressed by
what are called the Conservative papers.
My own judgment is clear, that the time
has come when the line should be drawn
between those who stand on the Ocala plat
form.and those who stand on that Of the
National Democracy. No man who upholds
the former can claim properly to be a Demo-
orat, and unless our people choose to sup
port the fallacies of the Ocala adhereuis or
to be led into the Populist party, the true
Democrats of the State should organize to
maintain the principles of the Democratic
party as set forth in the Chicago platform.
Ii my Democratic fellow citizens agree
with me that this is the true policy to be
adopted, l shall at once proceed to organize
National Democratic Clubs throughout the
State, and shall exert my utmost efforts
TO keep the State where it properly belongs,
in the great Democratic column.
believe that this can be done, for our
people will scarcely now in the hour of
victory, forsake the flag they followed so
steadfastly aud so faithfully when that flag
went down in defeat, Unscrupulous dcma-
gogues have, by false promises, misled many
of our most honest men, and they have
brought shame upon our proud State.
still have abiding faith in the men who
followed the starry cross through trials aud
carnage; who bore, with the heroism of mar
p-tyrs, the sutferngs of the reconstru ction era.
aud who with devotion and pluck never
surpassed, rescued the State in &c. Those
men cannot forget The past, nor can they
forsake the banner under which the victory
Of '76 was won.
Ii can once more give aid to ny State l
shall gladly enlist in her service, and shall
rejoice to join those who seek to maintain
her welfare, to protect her honor and to
save her from shame and disgrace. I au
very truly yours.
WADE HAMPTON,
N. G. Gonzalss, Esq.
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List OF Letters.

Remaining in the Postofice at Union, for
the week ending November 10Th, 1898.
Miss Mullie GillespieI Mr. W Long
Mr. Firman Means Mr. G w Kerr
Miss Mary Jane Rob- Arey Lureyman
ertson
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
Il. W. HARRIS, p. NJ.
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Notice to Trespassers.

A LII persons are hereby prohibited from
n hunting, riding, driving, walking
passing through or in anyway trespassing
on the lands OF the undersigned.
All persons so doing will be prose cuted to
the full extent Of the law.
YOUNG g. HUNTER.
A. II. FOSTER.
W. NJ, MEADOR,
j. e. SINCLAIR,
NJ. =. DAWKINS.
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The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
BY JAMES N. GEE. ESQ. Prohata Iudne

UNlON COUNTY.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ.,, Probate Judge
NJ HEREAs, A. W. Thomson has made
w suit TO me to grant him Letters of
Administration, de 6onis non, on the Estate
and effects of A. W. Thomson, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoni.h
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said A. w. Thomson, deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in the Court
Of Probate. to be held at Union c. H., South
Carolina, on the 9th day Of November next,
after publication hereof nt II o'",;
roren6on, 10 snow cause, II any they have,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand seal this 4th day
Of November Auno Domini, 1898.
JAMES NJ. GEE, Judge Probate.
Published on the 10th day Of November,
1893. in the WEEKLY UNION TINES.
Nov. 1Q-45-2t
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GOLD BRACELET LOST.

ON Thursday. the I'd of this month, be-
~ tween the residences Of G. s. Greer
and J. Is. Betenbaugh, on the Sardis road, |
lost GOLD BRACELET, made of two dou-
BILE chains, looped together in the center and
fastened by a carved clasp.
1 will give liberal reward to any one
finding II and leaving it at the TINES office.
HELEN GREER.
Nov. 10-45-3t.
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Notice to Creditors.

rI O -.a,nis against the
- estate Of George MoAbee, deceased, ,
wiii present them to the undersigned at
hsoury Pos,offiee, Union county, properly
proven by the 18th of December, 1888.
ana all persons indebted to the said
george Me.\heo, deceased, will make imme-
data payment to me.
W. SAM LIPSCOMB,
Administrator.
Oct. 20-42-4t.
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; MONEY, MONEY,
w A N 7 D AT ONCE.

have VERY VERY large stock of DRY GOODS Shoes Millinery
w Clothing, Hats of
Prces have umbed down low notch with
did
every dollars worth Of goods bought this
@ nave had consequently prices goods
"you hat they all paid fer and
can remain here Weare not independent that Now tho fact
PEELED
do so, we have put the knife in prices for the CASH
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We have just received q lot of Fancy
Dress Ginghams, which sold at the begin
ming Of the season for 10 cents. We got
them accidentally, and offer them ut GEMS.
They can not be duplicated. Compare them.
A. II. FOSTER & co.
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MARRIED.

HAWKINS-HARRIS. Married, on the
I'd inst at the residence Of Chas. W. Vaughn,
by William Vanderford. Notary Public, Mr..
l. 8. Hawkins TO Mrs. Saemma Harris. all
Of Union county
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Medical Partnership.

"Vu'Vu' dTtHeI SIIIP.
HNHE undersigned respectfully inform the
l. public that they have entered into
partnership, for the practice of Medicine
and Surgery in all branches, and will be
prepared to respond promptly to all calls
for their services, day and night.
L. MUNRO.
j. G. GOINGS.
Office over Posey's Drug Store, Union
c. III.
Nov. 3-44-tf