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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-17

DEATH OF MRs HErrIE McBEB.-Greeu-
vile, S. c., Now fS.-Mrs. Hettie McBee.
wife of Alexander McBee, Sr., died this
morning. Mrs. McBee was Miss Doyley.
She first married Mr.. Thurston. Squire
McBee was her second husband. to whom
she was married ih 1869. She was woman
of strong charact&. yet tender and gentle,
loved and admirA by all who knew her.
She was an active and devoted member of
the Episcopal Church. The MoBees are
known throughont the State, and the boy
leys are an old Isristocratio family. Mrs.
McBee was the mother of twelve children.
We knew Mis-, McBee when q girl,
"blooming intoIswomanhood," aud can
safely say we hste never known a young
lady who posee&sd greater attractions of
face and. oharaf han the vivacious tender
hearted Hsff Gley. She belonged to
'one Of che ID most highly respected
Charleaton d If we are not mistake en-
the fA|ni5 negro that so timely
disclosed 51!e plot of the slaves Of
that cityi<Q rthe white male inhsbi
ants andSak lion Of the young white
W omen. knozl The Charleston insurrec-
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Sickness Prevented.

In letter from Hon. ]. r. JefFeries he
requests us to say to HE Alliances compos-
ing the Township Union. which were to as
semble at santuo, On Saturday last, 11th
inst, that very stdden and severe attack
of cholera morbus rereuted his attendance
as per appointmeft. Mr.. Jefferies says !:
Il regret it yer, Pch indeed, but hope to
be able to fully rs1e eem my promise in the
near future. and sincerely hope the brethren
will let me know fhen it will be their pleas
ure and convenisbce for me to visit the
Union. - ~.
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Bssy" There has been number Of delight
honor of our highly accomplished visitors,
Mrs. McBrayer and Mrs. Brice, of Shelby,
North Carolina.
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E4ly" We arc pleased to learn that while
Rev. c. a. B Jennings is still confined 10
his bed, he is somewhat improved, and his
friends hope to see him out again soon.
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The P. o. will be opened for business
from a. NJ. to GOO p. NJ.
Tho Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ.
Mail going East will close promptly at
l2.40 p. NJ; going West p. NJ.
The mail will be tax en- from the street box
each day at 1910 r. NJ.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the P. Nj.
X. w. HARRIS, Z. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-17

BucKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-TheS bes,
Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorsst
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
b. F. Posey.
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IN GREAT NEED.

am really wanting money to continue
my business, and call on all who owe me for
subscription. advertising or job work to
come forward promptly and pay their in
dcbtedness. Il. Nj. STOKES.
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Patrick Military Institute.
ANDERSON, 8. c.

ANDERSON, 8. G.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made to
N admit on January 1st, 1854, free of
charge for tuition, one meritorious young
man of limited means from each county in
the State. The School Commissioners have
been requested to make the appointment
from the respective counties.
D. S.IAXwELL.
l will hold eomplii : :
the above scholarshis -
For further particulars apply 20 me.
J. L. WALKER.
Nov. 17-46-2t.
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We hit it right when we bought our J cans
in the summer for cash, when the mills
were forced to shut down for the lack of
money to operate on. Our Jeans sales are
exceptionally good for the season of the
year. The io,c ptices tell the tale.
A. II. FOSTER & CO.
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Bas- We regret to state that Col. l. G..
McKisyick is confined to his bed, suffering
intensely from a severe attack of acute rheu-
matism, that appears to be spreading to oil
parts of his body.
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Hasn Francis B. Thurber, head of the
great Thurber Yhylaud wholesale grocery
company, of New York, made IN individual
assignment, without preference. Liabilities
estimated at SsoC,0o0, against $4,000, 900
assets, the realizatt ton of the latter depending
upon judicious handling and continuance of
business. The cSmpany has been doing a
business Of Sl25, 5,dOO week.
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RBn May pur farmers learn, in the
injury to the prop by rain and storm
this year, o pn from Providence, i'm
pressing upon< m the fact that if they had
been true to ths interests and prepared for
food crops ArSt, Py raising their own bread
and meat, they would not now have felt
the loss Of the eo5p by storm, as what is uu-
fit for. meal and pod for other stock is good
for fa,tening hoo
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BsSn Among the most prominent improve
meuts in town, is the new blacksmith shop
of Robinson g. Allen, on their lot opposite
the Baptist church. 1t was not n day before
it was needed, both for safety and appear
ance.
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aay. Don't forget that every re,

Hay" Don't forget that every Lew subscrl-
Der and every old subscriber, paying al ar
rearages and one year in advance, will re
cove in addition 10 the TINES, free for l
year, either the Farmers Friend, or Woman
kind.
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DIspENsARY INDICTMENTS THROWN Our
Greenville, s. c.. Nov. 14.-The grand jury<
of this county has, so far, thrown out even
indictment under the new dispensary ls
although some Of the case, were
strongly supported by evidence.
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a LEADER.-Since its first Introduction,
Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popu-
lar favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medical tonics and alt eratives-
containing nothing which permits its use as
a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized rs
the best and purest medicine for all ailments
of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. 1t will cure
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation,
and drive Malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refunded. Price only 5Oc
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WANTED: Ladies in search of Winter
Dress Goods, to see our line Of oil Wool
Flannels 40 inches wide. They are Thy
warmest and most serviceable material I'd
ladies misses and children's wear. Thes\
are the colors: Cardinal. Scarlet, Myrtle
Green, Navy Blue, Brown, Grey, Black
The price is low.
A. H. FOSTER & co.
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RaS" We warn all persons against feeding
storm injured corn to horses and mules. In
eight cases out Of ten it will cause "blind
staggers" and kill them.
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Cotton Market.

Low grades Ga O. 7.
Middl'ng cotton II @7s.
Good middling 1856 to 7.G5.
Sales for the week, $50 kales.
Cotton Seed. 1G! cents per bushcl.
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Can we live at these prices, $3.50 per
dozen for Cabinet Photos? No, but for two
weeks We will make you present Of our
work, you pay for material. AT SQUlRE'S
AIT Gallery, Union.
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RACE HORSE KILLED.-As the horses in
the third race yesterday afternoon were
coming in on the home stretch the horse
Wade Hampton, fine chestnut gclding
owned by Mr.. L. II. Jeter, Of Union, ran
against post. One of his hind legs was
broken in two places and his hip nearly torn
from his body. He was shot to put him out
Of his suffering.
The boy who was riding him was Of
course badly hurt, but il is thought not
seriously injured. Col Register.
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Eyory woek we have TO replenish our
Millinery stock. This enables you to always
get the necest goods and latest styles. We
make the PRICES Low, you buy the goods
A. ii. FOSTER & co.
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Horse and BuggX

IF you want to buy horse and buggy, or
L either the Horse or Buggy, dll on or
write to G. w. WHITMAN,
Nov. 17-46-lt. Jonesvi,f, s. G.
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The people are fast learning that they can
secure UNHEARD OF BARGAINS FOR
CASH from A. ii. FOSTER & co.
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If you want to save money and trouble,
"gct move on you" and trade with
A. Fl. FOSTER a. co.
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List OF Letters.

List OF Letters.
Remaining 1ng in the 1s Postoftieer esrfAtt a. ! 95.
Wes Mannigault Miss MAry Clab
Mr. f C Vidal Nell
Persons calling for the above ers will
please soy ifadvertised. and will Required
to pay one cent for their deliver&
r. W. HARRI}P. NJ.
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Don't fool yourself, but remember for two
weeks only Cabinet Photos' at $3.50 per
dozen at sQUIRES Gallery, Union.
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CORsETS. We call special attention to
our Perfect Fitting Corsets, from Zoe. up.
We have the ABDOMINAL for Stout ladies.
a. il. FOSTER g. co.
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DO you wear Shoes ? Then buy them
from A, IL. FOSTER s. Co., il you want
good ones.
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The Union Times talks rs if it must have
opposed the Strafehtout movement of 1890.
Did it do oF-F State.
It certainly opposed the Haskell move
ment; and that mEement did moro mischief
to the dcmezry dcmecrs.:1z;rsa-.yy e this State than
can be overcome many years by legiti-
mate, discreetly dgsnized straighout demo-
cratic fighting. ssse's where most of the
trouble lies: IL eaders in that movement
are not the - ITO successfully lead an
effort to rsorgah the democratic party
in this State nov
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have word to say about it. we are not
bit afraid of Vox and John Whitlock, but we
have no wish to get into q fuss with their
wives, by telling The public how badly they
were imposed upon in their younger days
We never expose the domestic trials and
disappointments Of sorrowiug wives.
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Take notice. or two weeks only at
SQUIRES Art 0X1ery. Union, the price Of
Cabinet ,PhosoS3l he reduced ono dollar.
wo resume Eornzs, 2xfpes after two weeks.
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It's little earl yet, but we have a splen-
did lot of Breesk Loading Double Barrel
Guns, from $8.00iup.
q A. II. FOSTER s. co.
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HOME AGAIN.-W. j. OETZEL, who will be
remembered. here as having formerly presi-
ded in the otiioo-of the Darrery PafK hofeI as
chief c'erk, returne yesterday from Chicago,
where he was connected with the Hotel Nor
wood duriog the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Oetzel
will assume his old duties at the Battery
Park Tomorrow, succeeding II. q. Rogers
Mr.. Rogers, VINO has been here several
months, will leave tomorrow for Aiken, =.
c., TO take charge a- chief clerk Of the High
land Park llctcl, which opcns on the 10Th.
--1shep,Ue Gtizen.
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GUARANTEED CURE.-We authorize our ad-
vertised druggist to sell DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds, upon this condition. If you are
afflicted with Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this
remedy as directed, giving it fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer DID we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discover could
be relied on. II never disappoints. Trial
bottles free a. B. f. Poseys Drug Store
Large size 50c. add $l.00.
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URe aOeeR(y 2t 2}t{tliuu Tiimes.
r. M. STOKES.
Editor
Friday, November II. 1898.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

SUBSCRIPTION, 81 so PER ANNlIM
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AMUSENENrS.

TnE ROAD 10 uiN-Mfs. Drew
aud her very capable company ave BE-
sec5ud enjoyable evening TO patrons Of
the rhea,og laat night, when tho old.
time lay Of The Road O. R1.n, irt-
guontly heard o but ucycr before pre-.
scented ia Salt Lake, Wc believe, formed
thublll, Although the play D. ante
quatcd tn form aud style and br,n'hcs
thuspidt n a quarter a century ug5
iu ~ trea'muut in the way scenes Hiu
showed 20 nud on aud uu'a opened aud
ciUsuI--ytt 81 very Interesting audi
iull " good character sketches, aud 100
the hands % Mts. hrrW, Wua plHyuI
tho unrt OF the widow WgrfHu,p weak.
vain, ClguetUsh, but CIll .bl1u1od old
dame, bni such Io'yi' bs sidney
Drew and wife, Mr. oshoruu,
anu Mt. Mill, 10 Afforded the fnruli
pleasure 10 discriminating uiicucr.
Mu. Dew was Ul course tue central
figure, ana 4 her treatment ui tln char.
noieL ..despito i,s disnrrpeHhleurss, wHs
all that was dainty, delicate aud ilu'
ishtd, Next 3D. her tue palm mus. be-
accorded 90 Mr.. Mills, fora very truth.
ful dcluuatiIu 90 the rake uud - ma.
thrift; next, % Mite. sidney Drew,
who vIusII"i her beautiful ,linoati1u
Of Lazy LAuguish; next. 10 Mr. De.
buruu, HH fHH distracted father. sidney
preg's Jockey was ON excellent char
HelrrsstiDu; Mr. Nctnor's Sulky ani
Me-. Favctt's SILKY were also nnU
iuirpraUuailUrp. JUDGED the whole
company shone much more brightly
than Ia The Rivals, not having the
memories mud thcir notable proiUoes.
sOrs 90 play against. Tonight the eu.
rnFcmont clUsts with repetition Of
The Rivals.
TIN GutL / LBFr BEHIND Mr. viii
be rtuctri with one OF Salt Lakes old
time brilliant ctOwds-thr advance
sale already assures that II VIII run
three night.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

w, w, Clu1, the well.known pub.
licist Ot COalvllle, made his hrst an.
peafanoo In some time heteabout today
apparently IN excellent trim.
The Park City contingent is a good.
ly one. Among them are the names
Of a. b. Emery, Henry Newell, Henry
Forrs and DAVID Keith, with others 10
hear from.
DR.. J. A. MeAiis,,r Of Logan and
a. Roberts j.. Of Provo represented
the country north and south Of US,
along with other visitors ~ the multop.
oils, today.
Charles LamcTslori Of Frisco, one
OF the TOunugst Aui test naturcd of all
the mining operators IN Beaver Coun.
~, IL hego and enjoyins himself as
puiy 'hosu who onl0y the good things
OF liiu eau.
Hon. George H.. Dlani Of Flint.
Michigan, b. here. 10 % NOT RltUgeth.
~ stranger here, having served iu
Cpugrtss along with Hon. George q
Cannon AMI being well agquainirI
with Judge !, q, Sutherland. Ito
male q trip pt observation 10 Sali.Ir
during thu day ami evidently found
many objects VI Interest nlgyabout
-.
Mr, stephen GlldIng returned TO.
day from Chicago, whore for s,yeral
days she investigated tI0 buAutiea ava
wonders u the great show. 5hoIs ID.
perfect health AMI piOuaunces the Fair
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Land Office.

George q. NUNS, OF American
Forh, Utah county, filed in the land
Office today final proof OF his home.
stead entry to the west half OF the
northeast quarter and the north half Of
the northwest quarter Of section %,
township 4 s1uth, range l east.
David Leche, Of Salt Lake City,
filed application Tor desert land entry
to tue south half Of section 10, town.
snip ~ southi range 10 west
Tn land Is situated ia AIillard
county, Rnd the claimant oxpsots 10
irtignte II with water from Inc swan
Lake kesoryoltand Canal company, s.
ducu.
The Tintlo Mining aud Milling com.
pAuy made application today FOR min g.
oral patent 10 thr Silver Moon lode. In
pintic mining district, Juab county,
VIM, Il, Ernst, OF Salt Lake CITY,
made application Ia the hand Office ye5.
trrday afternoon for homestead pateYt
TO the south halt Of the northeast
quarter and tho south half OF the north.
west quarter u section u, township z
south, range u west.
''NA' - sAhNNWN VI AANANlNuut
SEWER county, made Anal proof %.
uome8lead entry 10 the east half of the
southeast quarter Of section /, town.
ship II south, range I west, ana Ion, o
anu z section o, township ~ south,
range / east.
John J. Nielsen, OF Brigham CITY,
Box Elder county, hle1 application Tor
homestead entry 10 lots o, anu s, sec
zion 20, township 0 moth, range o
west.
Tho case OF Il. j. Thomas VI Thoma.
Taylor, involving timber culture entry
No. 1sl for 100 acres In section 8. Town.
chip 81, south range II west, was de-.
rlded IN the land Office yesterday aftor.
noon. The entry was made by Thomas
Taylor ou June TO- 1887, anu on MAY
20, 1898, Il, j. Thomas filed an ami.
Iavlt Of contest alleging failure 10
plough Hvo acrus daring the ilrat year
Of entry aud the Fame part during the
second year Also hiluto 10 plnnt the
required amount Gt trees, ana further
trst the land was not devoid Of natural
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Six Months in Jail.

This morning man aud boy were
arrested 1t B1untiiul under the namei
Of John Dos aud Richard Roe, on an
Indictment Tor burglary and petit lar.
cony, found recently by the grand
jury. Deputy Muuhal CummOck
made tho arrest, aud the defendants
were Grraigned before Judge Zane this
afternoon.
Il then transpirc1 that the man's
true name was Henry Hntman Becker
aud the boy's Leon Young. The
odcnse WINS committed ut n hotel ut
Pennington, some $40 worth Of cloth.
Ing having been tnHun.
Becker plead guilty 10 petit larceny
nnd wastenicugcd 10 flX months In.
prlsonmeni iu the county iail.
On application Oi Attorney j. a.
Williams the boy, who IL fourteen
yOars u age, was givon until Wednct-
cay next 10 plead.
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NOTICE Or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE /. UEUlm GIVEN THAT
~ there W.lI Un I'd W "g.uE ut tho STOCK
holders OF che huIW Point DUuHoudaipI Ir.
Igluuu Company, N.'l 20 la office ir he
luIicn llnIv' uuI H. second suuh aTrrt
500 tasc Que. .HI Lttg COUNTY, uuh 'rer,
ll,urr, on thr o th u.y UI November NlL st
O'Clock pm, fUr IH. purpose uf considering
and acting upon proposition 10 change and
AuCnd the nrurIps u. DO. urpurAuuu uf md
company, in tnU follow uH particulars, 90 wit.
lY ChuHuIu. IlI IWuuslHg tuU preamble
hy btu iur out no Ono uuI iuurulf AMI lust prs.
CUiuE tuH wont "uHUH tur words beginning
with "proNsIuus of chapter 10 etc.. down 10
and including tUr words "AunIUfuu March Ri
A.n. 1882 aud nfouug GOO hyu thereof Lave
~ Utah
2 liy Increasing na capital stock from
twenty thuUaHud lu COY hnrsand dollHTs
% lly no amending HrtuIp4 uH Go authorize
the SAID COMPANY tO Hu|i and surply water fir
irrigation and other purposes 10 pUftUns
pAftnouhips of corporations not being ttlfk
huldors in ~ connected WITH said COMPANY
furh suUply 20 hu for ouch V0riOIT Of iim0. IN
guch prices and uulH ucl terms and could,
tluna as thc directors mHy determine
I. llu -.uFtuE tuli ihr nuuuAi mcuunFs
atsIl be houu ON Ono thrd Monday ~ k0yrin.
Der. llpt, and nnuully Hereafter
g. 4. TMIAu. President
j. w. WHITEHEAD, JR, Secretary.
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tlmucr The case was heard beiofu
John Ch8tlerly y notary NJ Cedar
titr. Register Grll ami Receiver
Suetmhu decided that the testimony
chow. that Taylor IT'D actually plough
the required Number OF acres ana olrI
planted all the trees necessary, rUer
state that tho application fur eutry
should be allowed % remain intact.
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A Law Partnership.

T. ID. Lewis ami 3. w. Stewart
have opened up law office, In tho Me.
Coraick block, rooms 6l2 and GA.
They are Utah boys anu graduates OF
Michigan Law School. In thus starr.
Ing together In our midst they have
tue very best wishes OF host OF
friends, who Indulge la tho hope that
they viii have \ bright future before
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"Disfigured
For Life"

Is the dssplidng cry Of lhousandi
afflicted with
Unsightly skin diseases.
Do you realize what this iiigura.
ton means 20 sensitive ,oulSi
Il means ISOLATION, s,l'us.ol.
atr SCOTLAND business success.
Do you wonder that despair seizcS
uron these sufferers wa-n
DOl'OiS fail,
Standard remedies fail.
And ngsums prove worse than use
leSS2
Skin diseases are mos. obstinate to
cure or gygnUlicyt.
Il is an easymll,sr TO claim 20 cure
them, but quite another thing 10
do 80.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Have earned ths hight to be called
Skin Specifies,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cisysthJt they cannot cure,
but they arg few indeed.
It is no long-dnwn.out, expensive
experiment.
25c. invested IN q cake Of
CUTlCURA SOAP
WIN prove moc convincing than
aplgt OF advertisement
In Shor,
CuUCuRA works wonders,
And It's cures als simply marvellous.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION


sp5eili 10 hf DEsnIr NEws.
PLEASANT GROVE, 3 p.m.-The Re.
publican convention for the Sixth
Legislative Council district convened
1T II O'Clock ihi, morning at this place.
James q. Thorne OF Pleasant Grove
was chosen chairman anu Charles a.
Blazer secretary. Tho convention
adopted the platform aud resolutions
passed at u recent convention nj span.
ish Folk. John l., Booth Of Provo
was nominated, by reclamation, repre-
sentative Co the Legislature from the
Sixth Council dlttrlct. The convention
adjourned this afternoon after discus.
Sing financial aud other mattefs.
john NJ. Zinr ami Frank Cannon
arc expected down this evening to ad.
dTessa BIZ ratification meeting.
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UDmys-N Dis HON, DOB IIoHilt Grove.
luht HilUr HrNrfc IiIut.# 40 tH.T utUl.. OF
typhoid tssvr, Marcu. D. Do UH.. .uuUEyHl
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RICH Council.

The regular weekly session OF the
High Council Of the Salt Lake Stake
will convene this "wednesday even.
Ing at half past seven O'Clock.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
ClOTk.