The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-10-13

PITHY NEWS ITEMS.

PITHY NEWS ITEMS.
The schooner G. G. Davidscn, Gco-s
Howard, captain. Of Philadelphia, Now
bern, N. O., to Atlantic City, N. j., wen
ashore on Virginia b ach Wsdnesda,
night The crew was saved The YES
sci may be gotten of. The sehoone
Emma j. Warrington, of Ncwbern, N
O., to somer's Point, N. j., went a.hor,
the same night near Paul Gamiers Ii
saving station. She lies high on tn,
beach and will be total loss. The crow
was saved.
The Greeuvil,e Tobacco Board o.
Trade, Of Grecnville, N. c., has been
incorporated.
Efosts are being made u esGs.;se11l
stats beskat Kingsirds, g O. - 1s.,s
On complaint Of WON an on h 8 route,
Wilmington, Del, fetkr cartier of
huggiDg proclivities has been suspended.
An Interesting feature in connection
with The North Carolina State Fair is
'he rad congress which Governor Carr
has convened st Rtleigh for October 1S,
when III, Stale Fair will be held. lie
has requested the commits ,iouers of the
various unties to appoint two dele
gates aud two altcrnates to repre-. ent
their county at the copg,css.
josiah Ryland, Jr., second au litor of
th' State, has submit ID rcro,t to tn,
governor of The condition of Virginia's
debt and an account of the transfer OF
the refuading bonds to the Olcott com
Mite in New York. The rep,,t shoas
that the total debt is $ls, 460, ia. 20, not
Allowing .fex papy poads Of tie qI,gi nal.
hsue which may never be presented for
rvfundlug.
Sixteen car loads, am uniting to 4 orc
birrels. of fall apples were shipped from
Crozet Station, Va. between the mid.
die aud last Of September. Winter a.
Piles ore yet to be sold, and fully $75,-
900 will be realized from the apple crop
in that neigbborhood. The buyers,
who are princi .ally from Ohio, say they
have hitherto bought their apples from
Maine, and did not before know that
such fine apples could be obtained in
Virginia.
Ex-Gov. and Ex-senator Groomc, of
died suddenly in Baltimore
Wednesday night, of Bright's disease.
Miss Susie Heron, q young LADY
school teacher on her way from Mobile |
to Portersyille, Ala, on schooner, was
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Natiopal Bank OF Jacksonville, Fla, was |
thrown from his buggy while out driv.
ing, Wednesday, and received injuries
from which he died that night.
For the month of September the
Blacksburg, 8. c., dispenslry, after
sending so per cent. of the gross profits
to the State Commissioner and paying
the salary of the dispenser, house rent,
and other necessary expenses, has de-
clared net dividend of % cents to go
to the town and .coun ty.
Henry Latzko, the Austrian Com
missioner to the Columbian Exposition,
and cne of the most celebrated represent
atives of the textile industry of Austria,
has recently had an interview with
Pr sident Cleveland and presented him
with magnificent souvenir in the shape
If very costly album Illustrating the
textile industry Of Austria and its exhib.
its at Chicago. The album is 81 inches
long and IS broad, bound in light
leather aaa richly oIuamented with gold
and enamel, bearing the monogram, &c.
c." aud the inscription, columbian
Exposition at Chicago, 1885" Tue title
page of the album is most artistically
hand-painted, and reads, "Souvenir of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition at
hicago, 1898, dedicated to Mr.. Grover
Cleveland, President of the United
States of America, by Henry Latzko,
Fancy Woolen Manufacturer at Brunn,
Au;tria, Member of the Imperial Royal
Austrian Commission to the Worlds
Columbian Exposition a. Chicago u
The President has expressed himself as
extremely delig hted with this interest
ing souvenir, which will be placed in
the collection of interesting objects q,
tho White House.