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Two KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
Five Othrr Men Seriously Hart by an -
PIosiOa In the CroIon Basin.

FNe oihrr hen SERIOUSLY hurt ny an EK-
Piosioa In the Cro'on Basin.
WHITE PLAINS. Dec. 0.-By an explosion OF
dynamite this afternoon In the new tunnel
now building at Armonk to divert the Byram
River into the Kenslco reservoir one man
was blown into fragments and another killed
Instantly At least five others received seri-
Gus Injuries, and two OF these may die.
John McQuade. the Tammany Hall pOlItI-
clan, Is the contractor. For several months he
has had over 200 men employed upon the
works.
The scene OF the accident Is seven miles
from telegraph off1ce or railroad station and
II H. impossible at this time 70 get the names
The men We're in charge OF SUPERINTENDENT
shine who sent for medical aid and sum
moned coroner DreHs to the scene OF the
accident
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JUDGE SUTHERLAND MISSING
And Therefore Justice B.rnard's Orasr he.
comes Imperative.

And Therefore Justice B.rnard's Orasr he
comes Imperative.
Justice OF the Peace Sutherland OF Gravesend
has not been served with the order which JUS
tice Barnard issued on Thursday. directing
the Gravesend Police Justice to appear be-
fore him tomorrow and show cause why
he should not be removed from office for
squahble. The order was to have been served
on or before Friday. or otherwise 1t would not
be operative Tho Sheriff's deputy went to
Grayesend with the document. but could find
no trace OF sutherland. new order will
probably be issued tomorrow by Justice Bar
nard.
PoUGHKEFpsIE, DEG 0-No decision may he
looked FOR In the McKane case earlier than
next Tuesday, and perhaps not then. The
briefs OF counsel have not all arrived and
none OF the papers will bs opened by the Judge
before Monday.
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EXPLORING ELLEsMERE LAND.
The National Geographic society Approves
Of Mr. stsin'- Plan,

wAsH1SGToS Dec. a.-Ths Board Of Man
ayers Of the National Geographic Society. at
its meeting last night discussed the plan OF
exploration Of Ellesmere Land. in the Arctic
Ocean at the northwest corner OF Baain Bay
proposed by Mr. Hopert Stein Of tho United
States Geological Survey
They were u tho unanimous opinion that
this expedition. to point lying In the
path Of the whalers who annually visit the
western waters OF Balm Bay. is thoroughly
safe and practicable; that 1t is desirable Tor
scientific purposes and Tor geographic explora-
ton. and that no part Of the Arctic regions
givas promise Of greater approximations for az
tensiye discoveries, with mintm um OF dagger
hardship. and expense.
They believe that the estimate Of $40 600 IA
sufficient 10 cover the necessary expenzsg bat
that the returns from the expedition oould Ls
materially enlarged b. an additional sum 81
$1,000 or - 600.
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CuATTASooGA Tenn. Dec. 0-seventeen
prisoners ESCAPED from the county Iail at 2
o'clock this morning Among them were &
murderer and = noted car thief They cut
through boiler iron a quarter Il an inch thick
and then through foot u brick val.
Dr. a. KTafl HERNIA InsgiIuts ~ WssE 81gh at Kss
Yors sll mai 20 an sddFe.A frsa a charge. thsu
pamphlsE On ths kAdicA and quick kurs ofRuptuEs
Hithoat Operation Estaellshsd ~ gsArl-4k
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ForSD GUILTY OF BETRAYAL
Ex.ShsrIn Duryea's son Sentenced 90 q Yea.
In Prison Aad Riaed $500

RrvFRuEAD. l. l.. Dec. DIN the old Suffolk
county Court House In this village az 10 o'clock
tonight. stephen G, DuryeR was sentenced to
one years imprisonment In the county Jail and
to pay a fine Of $500 for having betrayed Miss
AJdie oakley Of Babylon. When tho sentence
WAS pronounced the young man dropped back
IN his seat, while his father, eG-sheuT Charles
T. Duryea. covered his face with his hands and
grOaned.
All suffolk county was interested in the trial
which began two days ago. Tho accused man
T. - years old. lie Is employed In tho New
YORK tustom House and lived with his parents
in babylon. The offence for which he was
sentenced was committed about two and a
Ms Gakley is % years Old. and handsome
Hos iAther IS Capt smith Oakley Of Baby ION.
Thee ouple met at "a Iarty and were cons Tered
lovers. But when Mr.. OAEleY callei on him to
marry bis daughter Duryea refused
nder rigid cToss-eNAmlnatlun. Miss oak
lsy's COURAGE gaEo way, and she Was carried
fr1pI the witness stan! In a faint This morn
ing her elder sister. NJ - Loretta ID klsY vent
throI gh simil ar ordeal and was finally over
come. and was also carried out OF the curt
room unconscious. During the summing up
hy eN Judge John r. Reid for the defence. Mss
Oakley went into ny ,terlrs and vas assisted
from tho room. Young DuTYea sill APPEAL
the case.
= ~. "Lvot,,- ESw.
Two nes collars Al
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An Object Lesson as 10 the Wages OF Stu
Given 90 Jersey CITY ChIIdr-n.

Given 90 Jersey CIty Children.
A curious object lesson as TO the pains and
penalties OF crime was delivered yesterday
before the Jualor Christian lndeayor Society
OF the PaisaIe Methodist Episcopal Church in
Jersey City, by Policeman lerrT Of the Oak
land avenue station.
The scheme Grlg inatei with the Rev. Edwin
n CTasto and he got ~upcTintenie lent Of Police
Smith to detail Ferry 10 dothe talking. Ferry ap-
club "A revolysr niI pers and handouts. lletlld
about three wn'l-kuuWn Jersey ny families
whose children had gone wrong through lack
OF proRsr I'M Ftlau training ami then showed
how All his instruments Of coercion were
brought into plny in arrestlng aud suOdulng
law breakers.
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VIII Car. Tor No Nor. Dl.gras,a rrle.t..

LouIsyIIIr, Dec, n-The ABBOT OF Gsth-
semene in Nelson county is tired ~ receiving
fallen priests. and no more e"","siastics in
disgrace will 10 taken in father .iwArd. the
Abbot has sent notices "a ali the Bishops to
this effect. The last straw in the matter was
the behavior ot two disgTlsed I,iesls lTOm
HuglJu.
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Extraordinary Success OF HIIIaa WaEdorT
AaInE,. Pal! MN AaEnZI.r

L0ED1s. Dfe- --lhs lsmand foF ths rlrIsimAI mum
Der Ht the ron WN Hy4-g has been aatu lnat the pub
hshsrs have already sod opt the enormous slliton
ana a. 20 LeRrlat pr tha nlmbsr I'll be iaaued Il wt
icA-Ala.
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No ChrIzimp- rad New He-r's TubIr
aglI be Hithout bottle 81 DR. szert's AnEsstGra
B4trrz th- voTd-Trugwuet appetizer OF ezgulslts
nAVoL BaEars u equntsrlsltA-Als.
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AAFys0us fuel ssstaht the only one OF 10 siaa IL
Lhs market Ssnd for caIAlugls Iulsd states asl
CO limited ~ Para place. \, f.-4L@
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: ~ "I.~0EE" = 4 "
" ~kenuaHAT EAK
Two nes collars Al
4 a ~.

H. r. Btadssu. manufactures OF hnssi fars a. lo9ssg
sElesA 81 bruadwaJ nsaE lIta aL-AAa
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In the course Of the business Of the House
the election OF III Mlrman came up for Jls+
eussion. NJ. MlTman had been speaking from
the tribune, and had Just descended 10 ums
his seat. when man in the gallery above
threw . bomb toward the hOOE The bomb
must have had time fuse sEtashsd y II tss
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Personals,


Mr.. 7. G. Long, Jr., who is now attending
Furman University, Mt Greenville, paid his
parents visit last week.
Miss Sallie Dean, of Spartanburg, visited
the family of Mr.. Warren d. Arthur last
week.
Mr.. e. J. Arthur, now living at Spartan
burg, came down Thursday to spend Thanks
giving day with his mother, brothers, sis
ters and friends.
Mr.. Napoleon FAINT and son, sof Houston,
Texas, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
Mr.. Dan Mullnax, who has position
with Floyd Lyies, :at Spartanburg was on a
visit to friends and relatives here last week
Misses Lula and Ida Wood, of Kelton.
were in town last Saturday.
Judge-elect Townsend ran up from Column
bia Sunday and returned Monday.
Mr.. ~. Dyo,., ~iio bought cotton here
last season, but now stationed at Rome, Ca,
paid Union visit last Monday.
Mr.. Carpenter, of the firm of Carroll s.
Carpenter, at Gaffney City, was in town
Monday. He reports lively times in all
branches Of business in Gaffney.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Telephone Dots.

JoNEsvILLE. Dec. 5.-We are quiet AMI
healthy and moving on in peace in our town.
People are winding up their affairs for the
year. Nest everybody camp aims Of hard
times, and th"t they are coming out behind
Some of our boys ordered q little whiskey
from N. G., for their "stomach's sake" but
the dispensary spies swooped down on it in
Columbia. and now the boys are mourning
and refusing to be comforlcd because their
whiskey is no more.
Miss Mildred Perkins has returned and
gone into the school room again.
Hizzie Foster son of Mr.. j. b. Foster,
jumped out Of moving wagon the other
day and sprained his axle, from which he is
going on crutches.
Mr.. r. W. Lemaster got his wrist joint
knocked out of place yesterday while en-
gagged with his wagon and team.
Rev. Dove T'llIer left yesterday for the
Annual Conference at Sumter.
TELEPHONE
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DR.. Jerome Miller's Last Notice.

DR.. Jerome Miller will cure Cancers. Con
sumption, rheumatism, Skufulo, Chronic
disrrhea, piles, warts. Office on Main
street. Office hours from 8 o'clock to an
hour by sun. Part cash, balance in two
equal installments. Cured n cancer on Dr.
Legg, or somebody clse's leg, the year 1887.
No buggy-rid,ng, high collared son of a
tinker, depending upon the tricks Of apoth-
ecary shops or the dispensary high priced
medicines, must interrupt my Office or any
of its heredi aments or appurtenances, upon
pain of taking dose Of my cancer medicine
every two hours.
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p@- We find the following high comrli-
nent.5 our yong friend, Lindsey McNally,
in the Chester BuiieGn. We are always
pleased to hear from Union young .pen who
are seeking their fortunes in other places,
aud Lindsey is one of Unions best boys:
Mr.. r. l.. MoNally, cotton buyer repre-
sen,ing the firm of Ed. II. Lee & Co., of
Raleigh, N. c., has been transferred from
this point to Kersbaw. Mr.. McNally has
heec .c-c .,"' = Sovrt time, uu, oy his man.
ly aud rreous department has made n
number of friends who regret 10 see him
leave.
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Medical Partnership.

VNIlE undersigned respectfully inform the
L public tha. they have entered into
partnership, for The practice of Medicine
and Surgery in all branches, aud will be
prepared to respond promptly 10 ai calls
Tor their services, day and night.
7. MUNRO.
j. G. GOINGS
Office over Poscy's Drug Store, Union
C. ii.
Nov. 3-4i-tf.
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MONEY, MONEY,
w A N 7 ED AT ONCE,

have large stock of DRY GOODS, Shoes Millinery
w Clothing, Hats that be sold regardless
Prices have tumbled down low notch with
Unfortunately,
dollars worth our councillors
claim have bad consequently nno. goods
you that they all paid fer and
remain here Weare independent are
PEELED 30 days and in order tn
do so, we have put the knife in prices for the CASH
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1@ The coIored Odd Fellows had an
anniversary parade and Supper last Mon
day. The parade passed of very ereditably;
hnf At ihe Ssi PEI ;Ssss was loo much
"blind tiger" whiskey aboard; and cane
very near ending in n fatal riot. Night
Msrshai; Drayton Smith was sent for, but
there Was too much mad drunk for any one
m'n to quel, and he was handled pretty
roughly. Town Marshal Rose was sent for
and promptly appeared in the battle hall
with aposse Of determined assist ants, and
amer arrssting one or two Of the ring leaders
restored quiet. We hear that knives were
used freely and two men had their coats
cut up and received some bad flesh wounds
p65- We were greatly disappointed last
week iu not receiving extra copies OF the
Governor Message TO be sent to our sub
scribe,s. We wrote to Columbie paper for
them but received no reply. and We have at
t tibutsd the failure to one Of Two csuses
Either our letter miscarried, or, which is
more likely TO be the cause, We did not en-
close the "casb, or its equivalent" with the
order. 1t takes cash, on or before delivery, to
run even country newspaper.
We give only portion Of the Message
that is mostly devoted to the dispensary law,
ald can do no more.
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NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY.
UNION, S. c., Nov. 25Tm. 1898.
w Ill be let to the lowest responsible
w bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF DE.
GENDER, NEXT,
the repairs of the Cedar Bluff bridge on Ty-
ger river.
Plans, specifications and temrs will be
published on the day and the place of the
letting.
The Board reserves :hc right 10 reject any
and all b Dis.
Until repairs Of said bridge are completed
persons crossing will do so ut their own risk.
by order of the Board Of Couoty Com
missioncrs
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Dec. l.48-3t.
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. A

"E are obliged to have some money
w Parties who owe us must make ar.
rangement to meet their debts at once Our
needs are pressing and we must have help
lift is necessary to enforce collecting by
law. FARR & THOMSON.
Get. 2T-43-tf
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List OF Letters.

List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Postotfice at Union, for
the week ending December 9Th, 1893.
Mrs Fannie Briggs Glenn Rogers
Mr. W } Townsend Miss Lucinda Gill
Mr. W + Marshall ham
Mrs Lettia Spencer Mrs Henrietta Smith
j G Moore.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
II. W. HARRIS. p. NJ.
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GRAHAM & SPARKS.
| MUST HAVE MONEY.

HAVE, nt great Inconvenience TO myself.
l. withheld from asking those who owe
me for money until there would be rise iu
cotton aud better times, but the lane is too
short, have come TO the turn, and will
have to insist upon immediate aud prompt
settlement of accounts and notes now due
T. l.. BAILEY.
Nov 24-47-tf
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Notice 70 TresPassers.

HEREBY warn eli persons from riding
l. driving, huntiog, or in any other manner
trespassing upon my lands or premesis.
Persons disregarding this warning and so
trespassiDg will be prosecuted TO the extent
Of the law.
II. IL. BELUE.
Dec. l-48-4t.
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IN MY GROCERY DEPART
MENT,
have always on hand fresh supply Of
both Fancy aud Staple Groceries, which
will sell Mt prices to suit the times. Call on
me before you buy your goods.
Respectfully,
M P DU UEBAR-
Dec. S-49-4t.
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Y. Fl. FOSTER & co.
MARRIED.

DUCKETT-SPARKS. Married. Novem-
Der 28, 1898, at the residence of the bride S
father, Mr.. Bnrham Sparks, by Rev J. N.
Booth, Mr.. Perry Duckett, Of Whitmires,
Newberry county, to Miss Ester Sparks, of
Union county.
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MONEY WANTED,

MON EH WANTED.
Nov we know the price of cotton is low,
1N and we dislike to ask those indebted TO
us to sell at such low prices, but We are COM
PEELED to raise money, and must ask thet
you come in very soon aud pay us, nj least n
part of your accounts. This we think is rea-
sonable and just, and we will take it as n
personal favor if y II will comply with this
request. Yours Truly,
GRAHAM s. SPARKS.
Oct 27-43-tf
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Partridges Wanted.

BATTERY Park HOTEL,
AsHEvILLE, y. =.
WANTED-Ail the partridges can get IN
Union county, at one dollar per dozen, de-
liyered az your nearest express office. Ship
10 T.. p. MCKISSICK,
Manager.
Dec. S-49-1t.
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Notice ! Notice +! |!

I EARNESTLY request all parties indebted
L to me. either by note or open account
to settle at once, as | am badly in need o.
money 10 meet my own obligations.
W. A. MOORHEAD,
Mount Tabor, s. C.
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Sarah Paeolet'S Annual Letter
OLD SANTA CLAUS.

DEAR UNCLE SANTA:
| am 80 glad Christmas is almost here.
now must write you another letter like did
just before xmas last year, 10 tell you again
where yon can get everything that is nice for
people to have at xmas times.
You can get just almost anything you want
at "Farver's" store-you know "Farver's"
name is MIR. s. NJ. RICE, JR., i. u, and he
keeps store down on the Railroad, in Unicn,
S. C.
For the Babies and little children YOU
can get at his store, Rattles, Marbles, Balls,
Tops, Little Plates, Tea Sets, Tin Horns, P.s-
tolls, Caps, Fire Crackers, Tin Horses, Dogs,
Gts, Birds, and just everything you went,
almost.
And yca oan &c: :hssv Tor the young folks
that are courting. and want things for their
sweethearts, Fine Plush, Polished natural
wood and Leather Goods, such as Dressing
Cases, MANICURE Sets, Work Boxes, Albums,
Writing Desks, ETC., ETC., and beautiful Glass
and Chinaware, like fine Plates, Fruit Dishes,
and Stands, Cups and Saucers-a great
many moustache Cups, of beautiful designs,
for the girls to buy for their brothers, I'm
ces, Fathers ard Cousins.
There are things there, Uncle Santa, that
will just suit for old folks too. / Just can t
tell you all Of the things that you oan get
tbere. You will just have to 60 and see all
the pretty and valuable things he has, and
they will make you open your eyes, and then
when you ask the prices of them the price
will make you open your pocket book at
once; for folks say his prices are 90 chap for
such nice things.
1t is worth your while TO go to sec his
G REAT BIG ''TOwN DOLE
She is a "heap" taller than am-she is as
tall as a girl eight years old; and there are
lots of other dolls there of all sizes-some
"nigger' Dolls, too, they are so funny.
have told "Murdy" and "Forder" what to
tell you to get for me when you come.
guess all the other little girls and boys have
done the same thing. but you must be sure
to get them at "Farder's" store, uncle Santa
for he keeps such pretty and cheap things
Your little
SARAH PACOLET."
Dec. 4S.tf.
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AUDITORS NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS.
ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY.

\ CCORDlNG TO the law, the next annua!
~ assessment of property commences
January lst, 1894, and closes February 20.
1894.
For the convenience Of the tax PAYERS in
the different townships, l will attend the
following places at the times specified
In my office at Union c. II. from january
lst to January 9Th.
AT West Springs, Monday, January 8tb,
in the forenoon.
Coleraine, Jan. 9Th afternoon,
Gibbs. Tuesday, January 9th. forenoon.
Cedar Bluff, Tuesday. January 9.l:,
:.:oruoon.
g Cross Keys, Wednesday, Jan. 10.
Minter's, Thursday, January IL.
g black Rock, Friday, January ~.
Fish Dam (Carlisle) Saturday, Jan. 18th
My office at Union, Monday. Jan. 10Th.
=: Santuc, Tuesday, January 10th.
Mt Tabor, Wednesday, January l7th
Kelton, Thursday, January 18th.
" Hendricks Store, Friday, January 10th,
forenoon.
Gowdeysville, Friday, Jan. 10th, after
noOn
Wilkinsville, Saturday, January 10Th.
- Draytonvile, Monday, January 22d.
Timber Ridge, Tuesday, January 23d.
g Asbury, Wednesday, January 9th
g Jonesville, Thursday and Friday, jan
uary % and Goth.
And from that day until the 2oth day of
February, l shall be at my Office in the
Courthouse
WHEN THE PENALTY ATTACHES.
On the Goth day Of February the assess.
ment book will be closed. and n penalty of
40 per cent will be added on ali property
not returned within the ime prescribed by
law.
WHO ARE LIABLE TO POLL TAX.
All male persons between the ages of 2l
and SO years, are liable to the poll tax; ex-
cept such persons as are exempt by law.
MORTGAGES LIABLE TO TAX.
Parties holding Mortgages against others
will save the 80 per cent penalty by return
ing their mortgages within the time pre-
scribed by law, as the township board Of
assessors will be required TO examine the
Clerks office and gel ai mortgages on The
tax duplicate.
J. Il. BLANTON,
Auditor Union County.
Auditors Office, Dec. lst, 1893.
Dec. 1-48-5t.
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STORM PROPHET Hicks PArER.-Many
persons know of Rev. Irl II. Hicks, the
noted storm prophet, but are not so we'll
acquainted with the fact that his monthly
paper, Word and Works, is one Of the most
attractive and instructive journals in Amer
lea and is doing more to educate the people
in science than any other. 1t not only con-
tains Rev. Hicks monthly forecasts, COM
plete and unabridged, but also articles from
his pen on astronomy and planetary meteor
o'ogy, finely illustrated. There is sermon
or religious article in ench number.
''llome, Sweet Home" department, edited
by lady, "iouth and Beauty depart
ment for boys and girls. Queries for
those who want hard nuts cracked and
many other good things. All this for the
low price of s. Per year. iii subscribers
who pay for q years subscription in ad vance
before Feb. |, 1894 will receive free, as a
premium, Rev. lrl r. Hicks Almanac for
1894. This book alone is well worth the
subscription price. Send six cents for q
sample copy Of the paper or send 81 for
years subscription to woRp AND WORKS
Pun. Co., ST. Louis, Mo. 2t.
SPECIMEN CAsEs.-S. ii. Clifford, New
Cassel, Wis, was troubled with Neuralgia
and rheumatism, his Stomach was disorder
cd, his Liver was affected to an alarming
qegree, appetite fell away, aud he was terri
bly, reduced in flesh and strength Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. H.. had
running core on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
salve, and his leg is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, o., had FIVE large Fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklea's Arnca Salve cured him en-
.i-c!ys So!a BY D. F.. Posey.
Now Try Tnis.-lt will cost you nothing
and will surely do you good if you have n
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat
Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar
antced to give r'licf, OF money will be pail
back. Sufferers from L,t Grippe found il
just the thing and Under i:s use had
speedy and perfect recovery. Try sample
bottle 1T our expense and learn for your
self just how good q thing it is. Trial bot
ties free at b. F. Po,ey's Drug Store. Large
size SOC. and Sl.00.
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Boys Clothing at prices to suit the times,
IS cents up. A. H. FO STER & co.
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LISTEN TO JUST A FEW PRICES

pig io' 0, goou ohIrtng, 3lc
Good Calco's land 5o
Good Wool Jeans al
Ho'o Leatner Shoes ln Button and Lace,
1u' wGoestock Cah SKIN shoes at Sl.38c
Mems All Wool Undershirt, I7c
Ladies Hats from 0centsu up
Mems Wool Hats 8 low a cents.
beautiful Sunday Hat, (felt) for man.,
FINS and needles basket full,
TINS not simply wild talk trade,
and we are gong sell goods
cheapest Tha1Aing you for ber patronage past
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-12-08

Dec. S-49-1t.