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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-28


,-,-l, Aup 25-Arrived, schrs Varuna,
,Nrs Darien; Horace Shares, mount
h5glo, sailed, u ) kearsage, with Mon
20. 'T5nfucket in tow for Charleston.
no. },--,,rsv,ick. Aug 25-Cleared, bark Henry
rIcr1 Averdain. Hamburg,
H5yLrl,,.v,ick. Aug 95-Sailed, brig Stella,
MN New York; Florence and Lillian,
MN do. Mabel Hooper, Hooper. Boston;
SSilI-ris ~ Child HASKELL do; George W Fen
Ht,lre Ha7letou, Philadelphia; FRANK Van
Illlii,erchen. Miller, Darien via Sapelo. -
a9p.--ggrfort, Aug 25-Arrived, schrs Robt F
pr5tfan Gaskill, Newberne; George Taulane,
B 19orieD Aug 23-Arrived. schr Nellie J
Ter small Bath. Cleared, steamer Raj
Cis5 sears. New York; schr Harry q Grace,
Rf 5{a9rg1andina, Aug 25-Sailed, steamer Para
mi Gansden, Hamburg.
ppa,sacola, Aug 25-Arrfved, bark Naluta
man Nicholson, Ship Island; sehr Robt j
b b. platt. Galveston. Cleared, bark Hydra
nTH1anI christensen, Geestemunde.
lJ4rrist0l Aug 25-Sailed, bark Nordensk1old
rior' Petersen, Savannah
FySrdrossan, Aug 22-Sailed, steamer Magda
lpGt rloonstadt, Aug 2O-Arrived, bark Elizabeth
rS,rI Nielsen. Savannah.
lICa,rston. Aug 25-Arrived, steamer Oaklands
rprI Blaclllin, Port Royal, sc.
nm Aug 24-Arrived steamer Daybreak
rRri Morgan. Port Royal. SC via London.
Newcastle. Aug 2l-Arrived, bark Maury
lorI olsen wilmington NC.
tPofferdam Aug 24-Saned, bark orion
Nor. Ulstrup, Savannah.
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Arrived Yesterday.


...o,,,er Ethel. Carroll, Augusta and way
" It Gibson. Manager.
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White Goods.

l5c Pineapple Tissues. .,...........,,. SC yard
36-inch wide Sea Island Percales reg
ular lSc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....-.. lOc
15c Black and White Figure Cross
Barred Mourning Lawns ..........i0c
25c Columbia CrePes ......,............10
25c Madras Ginghams ............... .12Hc
25c Fine French Corded Sateens, dark
ground colored figures ..........,...15c
25c Real India Lawns, satin stripes
ana plaids.,.... ....................l5 o
i5c Fine Check Ginghams ............ nc :.
MAIN FLOOR, RIGHT.
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Shirt Waists.

csc White Lawn Pleated and Eemsttched
Navy Blue and Colored Lawn and Percale
Ruled and Pleated Waists all marked
down to........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
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Tough Shoes
For Good Boys.

Let's be honest-we're stuck on lot of
shoes are soft calf. easy. strong, handsome
Yours for 81 25-we lose . cents a pair-it's
our fault, we should not have bought so many.
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ROCK HILL GErs Tus COLLEaE.--A spe cial
from Spartauburg to tho State, dated April
Fl, rays: The Industrial School Commits.
SION, after q long meeting and much discus.
zion, awsrded the college to Rock Hill.
Much disappointment is expressed by the
citizens Vt Spsrtanburg, as they felt sure
they would get the school. The vote stood
to 2. The board adjourned to meet at
Rock Hill on Moy 81. A motion TO post
pone the election was adopted, but was
afte, wards reconsidsred. The legality OF
tks bends was lcugthily discussed.
GREAT REJOICING IN ROCK HILL.
Rook Hill, April 22.--There is great re.
joicing in Rock Hill over our victory in
winning the Industrial College. Amid the
firing Of auvils and screaming of factory
whistles and ringing of bells aud the shouts
of ihou.a and enthusiastic and rejoicing
men, the town Is wild with excitement. We
esteem this as the greatest day in the history
Of our young city. procession with a
band of mus in the lead is now (l:30 q
n.y. making = circuit of the city. No such
enthusiasm was ever before known here
We had hard struggle, but are now happy
reople. Mrs. Tilman, who is still in out
midst, was s,renaded this morning in CRATE
flil recognition Of her friohdIinsss and ,ha,
or the Governor.
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TRAGEDY AT Mccormick. Mccormick,
April 2l.-Mr. D. A. Wardlaw, a prominent
aud highly respected young man Of this
place, was shot (probably fatality by Jack
Price, shiftlsss character. Price is at
large, but posse Of men are securing the
country in search of him.
frioe Is tmeniy-ous years oii, i've feet
high, black hair, knock-kneed; dressed in
black cheviot suit. Wardlaw and Price
had dispute about some trivial matter.
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STRENGTH AND HEALrH.-If you are not
feeling strong and healthy, try Electric
Bitters. If "La Grippe" has left you weak
and weary, use Electric Bitters. This
remedy acts directly on Liver Stomach and
Kidneys. gently aiding those organs to per.
form their functions. II you are afflicted
with sick Headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. One tri,l will convince you that
this is the remedy you need. Large bottle,
only SOC. at B. +. Posey's Drug Store.
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SHERIFF's SALES.
FOR MAY, 1898.

RY virtue Of sun'iry executions 10 me d.
ID recied, 1 will sell before tho Court
house door. in the town Of Union, on Mon
day the first day of May next, during the
legal hours Of Sher'ffs ssles, the following
described property, to-wit:
Seven mules, named Bill, Peter, Dan,
Niiks, jim, black Kit and red Kit, thres q
head Of cattle, two brood svws, one thrash
ing machine. one fan. ono lot Of farming
utensils, levied ON and to be sold as the
property Of A. G. Means, At the suits Of
J. a. Lee & Son and others, Plaintiffs
against A. G. Means, Defendant.
j. G. LONG,
s. U.C.
Sherif's Office April Is, 1898.
April 21-l6-2t,
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La GRIPrs.-During the prev alsnce Of the
Grippe the.past season it was noticeable
fact that th'se who depended upon DR..
Kings New Discovery, not only had a
speedy recovery, but escaped all of the
troublesome after effects IF the malady.
This remedy seems to have peculiar power
In erecting rapid cures not only in osses or
La Grippe, but in all Diseases OF Throatf
Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases Of
Asthma and Hay Fever Of long standing.
Try it and be convinced. 1t won't disap-
point. Free trial bottles at B. f. Posey.
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BucKLsNs ARNIcA SALvE.-The best
Sslve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Sat Rheum, Fever Sores, letter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ali
skin eruptions, and positively cures Plies.
or no pay required. II is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction, or N ,ney refund
cd. Price 70 cents per box. For sale by
B. f. Posey.
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AMENDED TINE VERDIcr.-Salina, Kan,
April 2l.-Ray Stout, the Union Pacific
agent here, was seriously, perhaps fatally
cut by q negro named Don Adams yesterday.
Adams was arrested, found guilty of man.
slaughter and sentenced to seven years in
the psnitentiary. Stours friends were not
satisfied with the sentence anI took the
negro from the officers and lynchsd him.
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Ordinance to Raise Supplies

pE it ordained by the Town Council Of
- Union, in the State of South Carolina,
now. met and sitting, and by authority Of
the same-~
SEQ. ]. That tax of two (2) mills upon
every dollar of the value OF oil real estate,
personal property and stock in trade, is
hereby levied, to meet the ordinary expenses
Of the Municipal Government of the said
town, for the fiscal year commencing first
day of May, 1898.
SEQ. 2. That the sum Of one dollar and fifty
cents be fixed as q Communication for street or
road duty and the said sum to be paid by each
and every able bodied male perso on between
the ages Of eighteen (iS) and fifty (5O) years,
who reside or labor within the incorporate
limits Of saia town.
Sec. 8. That the Town Treasurer do pr-.
eeed at once te collect the taxes herein lev.
led, and that he shall keep his books open
from the first day Of May next, until the
FIRST day Of Jups, 1893, after which time
he shau proceed, by distress or otherwise, as
prescribed by law, to collect such as remain
unpaid, with penalty of twenty per cent
| and costs of collection added.
Sec. 4. That the basis af values for the
| taxation Of real estate, personal proper ty
| and stock in trade shall be taken from
the assessment as levied blythe County Aud
itor in February, 1893.
Sec, 8. License fees shall be for tho raiG
fiscal year:
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Laundry Polish.

snO you want yous -col'.-- c,,s. -,
s.... 40 70 iook - well as il lauudried
at Laundryf You can make them look
equally as well and "a highly polished by
using eCKlNESE LAUNDRY. POLISH"
Sample package, sntfgient for one quart Of
raw st,rch, vii, be gent to any address,
postpaid, on receipt efio cents in stamps or
tlysr. Address r. p. BEARD,
care "ssutheru Progress"
= s. < e Atlanta, Ga.
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HARD ON THE OTHER FELLow.-Gaffney
City, April 8.-W. j. Shelton. travelling
representative Of the Colnmbia Register, is
hus'ling to get the pestmastsrship o, this
place He is now in Washington, TO push
his claims. The citizens of the town are
circulating petition, in which they say
thsysprefsr the PIE snt incumbent, = Repu ).
lican negro,to Shelton. Tho most promiueu,
citizens are signing this petition.-The State.
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List OF Lotters.

Remaining in the Postoflice at Union, for
the week ending April 2Sth, 1898.
Miss L Dawkins Mrs Emma Palmer
Mr. Edward Edwards Miss Hattie Richard
Miss Mary Harris Lula Worthy
Mr. Bill Wallace.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadyertised, if and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
]. q, HUNTER, P, M.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.

G. H. reake, as Master, ps. Wade Davis
In obedience to an order made iu the
L above stated case, by his Honor, ]. j.
Norton, Circuit Judge, dated March II.
1893, will sell before tho Courthouse at
Union, 8. c., within the legal hours of sale,
on Monday, the 1st day of May. 1898, ihs
following described lands, to-wit:
All that certain lot of land lying, being
and situate at Carlisle, Qatc Fish Danny
Uoion county, State Aforesaid, known as
Cottage lot No. 6, aud hath such shape,
marks, buttiugs AMI boundaries as plat
made by J. l.. Young, surveyor, October
1890, moro fully represents.
Terms of sale, Cash, purchaser to pay for
papere. C. H. PEAKE,
Master.
Masters Office. Atril Z, 1898
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An ATTAIN WOMAN OvERBoAnp.-N.v
York, April S2l.-A we'll dressed woman
Jumped from the Roosevelt street ferry boat
ARIZONA" yesterday. Mortimer Fisher
Jumped after her to rescue her. She tried
70 pull him down with her. They were
both rescued after going under water for the
second time. Tho woman was unconscious
when pulled on The boat. She was carried
to the hospital where she recovered suffi-
cienily to say her name was Mrs. Georgietta
Schmidt. The police learned that the
wonan's husband is John Schmidt, living in
the West End, At auta, Ga.
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MASTERS SALES.
FOR MAY, 1893.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.


c. H. Peake, as Master, ps. Wade Davis.
In obedience t. IN order male in the
L above stated case, by his Honor, ]. ] d.
Norton, Circuit Judge, dated March IL,
1893, will sell before the Courthouse at
Union, s. c.. within the loyal hours of sale,
on Monday, tho 1st day Of May, 1893, the
following described lands, to-w,t:
All that certain lot of land lying, being
and situate ut Carlisle, Cate Fish Dam
Union county, State aforesaid, known rs Cot
tase Lot No. 2, and hath such sh,pe, marks,
buttiugs aud boundaries as pla. ma 10 by
J. L. Young, surveyor, October 1890, more
fully represents.
Terms Of sale, Cash, purchaser to pay for
papers.
C. II. PEAKE.
Master.
Masters Office, April Z, 1898.
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The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.

By JAMES VI. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, j. II. McKissick. as Clerk
Nv Of the Court of General Sessions and
Common Pleas, has made suit 10 nae to grant
him Letters Of Administrator on the Estate
and effects Of Is. F. Eison, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoni.h
all and singular the Kindred and creditors
of the said B. Il. Eison, deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in the Court
of Probate. TO be held at Union C. H.. South
.osFolioa. on the 26th day of May, next,
afier. pablicafiep heted3 at II q olock Ia the
s1>1<gs "a, e stest e4,Issy S'y M h<xe, /,
why The said AdnAia feu skopld not
granted. 8; & Z <,;>;.
Given under my hand sol q s
Of April, Ammo Domiui, 169al & y
JAMES M, GEE, Jo1.< PIN
Publishsd on the l4tk a. &1s.
1898. in the wsKKLY usroN 1fSlf d i
April lA-l5-6t + ~
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION. '-


c. II. Peaks, as Master, us. w. NJ. Gordon.
IN obedience to an order made in the
i above statsd case, by his Honor, j. J..
Norton, Circuit Judge, datei March H.,
1893, Iwill sell before the Courthouse at
Union, 8. G., within the legal hours of sale.
on Monday, the lst day Of May, 1898, the
following described lands, to-wit:
All that certain lot of land lying, heing
and situate o. Carlisle, (late Fish Danny
Union county, State aforesaid, known as
Cottage lot No. -, and hath such shape,
marks, buttings and boundarie, as o plat
made by ]. l.. Young, surveyor, October
1900, more fully represents.
Terms Of sale, Cash. purchaser to pay for
papers.
c. II. PEAKE,
Master.
Masters Office. April Z, 1893.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF U&IaA.
G,urt of Cannon Pleas

c. II. Psake, as Master, Us. Sabrey Hill.
IN obedience to IN order male in the
i above stated case. by his Honor, J. j.
Norton. Circuit Judge, dated March II,
1893, will sell before the Courthouse at
Unien, s. c., within the legal hours Of sale
following described lands, to.wit.
All that certain lot Of land lying, heins
and situate at Carlisle, (late Fish DAM
Union county, State aforesaid, known q:
Cottage lot No. IA, and hath such shape
marks. buttings and Boundaries as q plat
made by ], 1. Yaung, surveyor. October
1880 more fully represented. sssss.i ssS, y
Terms Of rals, Cash, pssehssss "a
papers. "a IN q
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IA Fine Spanish Jack.

NE .ef the largest, purest bred and finest
3 NJ fsrmed Spanish Jacks ever brought
5hss State will stand regularly at Gra-
Hsy's livery and sale stables, at
};IS = GRAHAM s. RAY. J
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THE ALLIAScs GAINING SrRESorH.-Mr.
John X. Jefferies, the able and indefatiaable
Sta,e Lecturer of the Farmers Alliance,
paid us pleasant visit Saturday night.
ne brought very encouraging t;dings con-
cerniug the nob'e order of which he il an
important officer. The Alliance in this State
Is growing as it never grew before. lis
present growth is as solid as the oak, but
more rapid than tho growth Of that monarch
OF the woods. When the Alliance first
entered this State, many Joined it because it
was something new. Men are joining it
now from q proper appreciation Of its dig.
nifty and power, its aims and purposes, its
rec rd of psst accomplishments and iis
hopes Of future success along the lines IL
has hi d wn for'its work.
Tho ic ders are empha>izing the fact that
the Alliance has nsthing to do with politics.
In the sense &c participation Co.. Register.
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Tb Stota &C n1-s.s--ss,s
Ine osa!e n 2. oJutn Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
C0aet Of Common Pleas.

C. H. Peaks, as Master, vs.. Joseph 4. Fans.
IN obedisnce to an order made in the
i above stated case, by his Hsnor. j. ,.
Norton, Circuit Judge. will sell before the
Courthouse ct Union, 8. c., within the legal
hours of sale, on Monday, the 1st day sf
May, 1893, the following described lands;
ts-wit: ,Sv 30 :
All that certain lot of land lying being
and situate In Union county, containing one
and three-ffth acree, bounded on North by
Public Road, East by Fair Grounds, South
by s. u. & 9. r. r., West by lands form.
erly owned by s. NJ. Rice. Sr.. and kpeVp
as Tract No. IL, In. the min diyi>tvn o
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~ - D a /; 1s 4 llo tssdrn fexl snd
E ~ q ~ fdr taxasien, 70 be held a.
QnicN CS9tth6use ch Monday the ffteeath
day Of May. 1899, st IL m.
Sabl meeting when assembled will have
.pswer;,o elect s Cheirman and Score arr,
10 Adjourn from time TO time, TO levy o
special lax not exceeding three mills, and
to appropriate the &fme for school purposes,
as provided by an act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of this State, entitled an Act to Estab-
lish the Union School District, to authorixe
The Esiablishment Of Free Graded Schools
iihes elm, aud to provide tho means for the
Efficient Eanageu,ent Of the same. Approved
December z4th, 1892.
II. NJ. GRIMBALL,
REUBEN T. GEE,
w. II THOMSON,
L.G. YOUNG,
JNo. A.. FAINT, Jr..
JAMES n ROGER.
Union, 8. G.. April 27th, ls9a.
Apt 27-l7-2
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Go THE WHOLE Hoo l-If the State is
going IN for revenue only. why stop halfway
Ii the good people Of South Carolina are
willing that their State should sell whiskey
10 decrease taxes, why not 60 little fur
thsr on this line, pay all the government
expenses, wips ont the public debt, build
schools and rsadsi Submit ON offer to the
Lsnis'ana Lottery Company, aud allow
syndicate to make the capital city Of South
Carolina the Monte Carlo OF America, "A.
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s. ~ 'tt1k y u1&F<*<s, - ~ $50 4, s >
8 q ~ ~. G. Carpenter, (parinefs as
! ! Stroll & Caspenter,) Bostic Bros. &
Wright, individual names not known, J
:. ". II. Wallace, A. l.. Howell, Nancy Z.
Caldwell and Jno. L. Bates, Defend daats.
summons for Relief.--Complaint Served.
TO tie Defendants above named. and especially
TO the Defendants n. Il. Homeg and John
s L.. Bates:
V0y are hereby summoned and required
i to answer the eomplsintin In this action,
which, on the 31st day Of. May, 1892, was
flied in the Office Of the Clerk OF said Court.
and TO serve copy Of your snswsr TO the
said complaint on the subscriber at his Office
in yorkville, South Carolina, within twenty
days AFTER the service hereof, exclusive Of the
day Of such service: and If you fell to
aoewer the complaint within the time afore-
said, the Plaintiff in this action will apply
TO the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint. G. Il. SPENCER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Yorkyille, 8. c.. May al A. D. 1892
Mar 3l-18-6t
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ALMOST A LYNoHINa. Barnwell
Co., 8. c., April 21.-Hspry Williams, tho
suspected negro rapist, has been spared.
The excitement has abated, and tho blood
thirsty crowd that have thronged tho streets
during the past two days are gone. Last
night an attempt WAS made to lynch him.
The oh broke open the guard house aud
started him in the direction of the place
where the outrage was committed, but were
dissuaded from carrying out their pur pose
by cooler heads. Ws;!e Miss Baxter was
satisfei that he was the man, he sid he
could prove his innocence, and he was
spared until today to give. him an oppor.
tunity 10 do 50. He said he had worked for
Mr.. Alexander Sally, of Orangeburg county,
on Thursday, and fer a Mr.. CAN'T of the
same county, on Friday morning. Men were
dispat chcd last night to bring these meu
here aud they arrived today about noon
They were examined, and testified pos lively
that Henry Willi.ms, the prisoner, had
worked for them on the days stated by him.
This proved that he did not commit the deed
and that he WIS not even in this county That
morniug. He was given an impartial trial
before Judge Lynch and his jury and ac
quilted.
But Notwithstanding that fact, numbers ei
the crowd still believe that he is guilty. snd
had it net been for the advice and counsel
Of cooler aud wiser heads, he would in oil
probability have been ushersd into eterni, }
before thu. There is now no danger of his
being lynched.
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:, HE COLUMBUS CAnAvELs ARnIxx a,
mAhPToN RokDs.-Fortress Monroe. Anri
i.-Ihe three Columbus carayels srr;v.J
mere a. hslf-past 10 o. clock this mornino In
Tow OF thrte Spanish war ships. md was
received with great thunder OF salutcs snd
z display OF fsgs If the countries represen, ad
ey the fleet, and dropped anchor at the and
OF the American line OF vessels.
The day could not have teen mere bs.ut;.
ful or the scene more impressive AZ thew
came In the Roads, decorated from ill., boom
to tanraii, with the nags of CASTLE aud Ar.
agon ard Queen Issbella standiug out and
nu'teiing In the gentle breeze. The little
hee's were tumb'ed about OFF the Vireiuis
coast yesterday in lively fashion BY the
northwest wind that blew oil day, but they
managed TO make the capes early this morn.
ing, and after taking pilots aboard pro-
cceded in.
AT the head of the feet was The uunro.
teeted cruiser Infsnia Isabel, towipr the
aagsbip Santa Maria, which displayed the
flag Of an admiral. Behind and mile
astern came the torpedo vessel Neuva E,pa-
ne, with tho>Niua as her charge, and in the
latter's wake was the big back protected
cruiser Reiua Regsnte, wlh the Piuia.
They were towsd by at least quarter of a
mile sf hawser, aud looked like SO mapv
ducks sitting on the water with the feathers
Of their tails pluoked.
When off the fort, the Stars and Stripes
we're broken out aud salutsd by the leader.
inc isrt quickly responding. Before the
Santa Maria was abreast Of the PHILADELPHIA.
the Dutch friga'e Van Speyk ran up the
Spanish colors and saluted them with thir-
teen rounds. Then the Russiar ship Gen.
eral AdEliral commenced to suite, and later
every flagship IN the barber hoaored these
curious lookhlk kerafts and the country they
came from.
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The NEW York
RACK

NHE immense stock of Spring and Summer Goods lust
opened up and placed shelves is pronounced by
to be the largest best assorted and cheapest goods
shown In Union All bought for cash sold the same way
we have no losses and afford close prices
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Masters Office, April Z, 1898.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-04-28
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES

We have all the latest novelties in this lir
fords, in red, tan and black. Ladies' guar
only $500; others ask you $3.50.
In Clothing and Hats, both in mems and
want, and at prices loa0er than evsr.
Although Domestics have advanced, we a.