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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-01-20
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AZ K,,o 1eys Items.
some time t@I have been noticing for
uay. a. Ithat very little news makes ito
fough 10 ysur valuable paper, from
Cross Keys, so thought would give ysu
On item.
we are having the coolest weather that We
nave mad in more Than six years, and il looks
As II 1t was going to stay so, for every day il
SCENE TO get colder. Splendid time 10 make
isg hres and sit by them. sV
The venerable Mr.. VIM. Stewart. WIN vas
oI years old. died ct his home In Sedslia an
Sist ult lie was buried in Psdeett,s Crask
Cemetery. Although the weather was vsrv
uniavora6le, there were many fr,suis a. ths
Gurh His funeral was preached by Rev.
Miss Mollie Davis, one of Cress K.v. s.;-
aaughtsrs, was married TO Mr.. w. H. gmitb
OF Union, In Paagetrs Creek Baptist Cbnrol,
on Wednesday, evening, Dec. 2fst, by Rs,.
l.. G. Ezzell. Many friends were prsseot
to witness the marriage. f.''
MIR. ii. ID. Murphy and son with III.
mother, Ms. j. W. Murphy, hiss Just re-
turned from visit to relatives In Hepbzi.
Sab, Georgia,
Mr.. 7. 3. wa'drip has ja,t returned fsom
the University at Gresnvilisssnd has taTS1.
The Psdgetrs Creek school, which opened
with absut 40 pup,ls - :
tell you, MIR. Editor. Cross Keys Is on a
Room now. We have three stores.
PRiESD.
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A LITTLE GIRL's ExPsRIgNCE M A Isour-
HOUsE.-Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trose,,t ara
keepers Of the Government Lighthouse mt
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with q daupb.
ter, four years old. Last April she Was
taksn down with Meas es, followed with n
dreadful Cough aud turning into q fever.
Doctors at homo aud at Detroit treated be,,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was mere ''handful Of bones" Then
she tried DIR. Kings New Discovery and
after the use IF two aud half bottles was
completely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery is worth its weight in gold !,
yet you may get trial bottle free at IS. F..
Posey's Drug Store.
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DD- See the following new advertise
msnts, and govern yourselves accordingly" :"
New Years Greetings, J. W. McLure.
Preparatory to Taking Stock, Young s.
Hunter.
= A. II. Postor & Co.
Your Money Savel, Racket Store.
Guano, Guano, W. Z. Thomson, Pres't.
Big Auction, 8. NJ. Rice, Jr., Z. U.
Notice Of Final Discharge, 8. NJ Rico, Jr.
House and Lot for Sale, g. p, Garrett.
Dissolution of Partnership, A. II. Foster
& Co.
Dissolution Of Partnership, Boyd s. Hollis.
Coroncr's Notice, Jasper Aycock.
Sheriff g Salos.
Masters Sale.
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SHiLoH's CONSUMPTION CUnE.-This i,
beyond question the most successful Cough
Medicine We have ever sold. A few doses
invariably cure the worst cases of Cough.
Group aud bronchitis, white its wonderful
success IN the cure of Consumption is wi,h-
out parallel in the history of medicipc.
Since its first discovery II has been sold on q
guarantee, o test which no other medicine
can stand. If you bave cough VIC ear
ncstly ask you to try it Price lOc soc and
81. Ifyour lungs are sore. chest, or back
lame. use Shilohs Porous Plaster. SOLD by
ii. X. Smith & Co. :
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1lllt The battle OF Frazer's Farm, doriny
'tlesev~n days fight in front OF Rich nond.
bis thigh was broken by Q minnie bali.
lie was soldier by creation, but in most
ether departments Of life he was more or les,
o failure.
Those Of our people who are fond of skat.
ing have fine time now for that sport.
The health of our county was never better
than it is now.
Rev. j. Is. Swami preached at Salem ysi-
terday. Ills text was, III Kings, 5:l4--
'Then went he DIVA, aud dippei himself
seven times in Jordan, accor ling 10 the say
ing of the man OF God, aud his flesh came
again like unto ths flesh Of lit obi,d,
and he was oleau."
The Moth Pacolst Alliance Union will
meet at Dawkius' Mill next Saturday, 2lst.
Some Important business matters are 10 be
transacted, and il is requisite that those
interested will turn out that day.
Most of eur schools are in operation now,
aud the attendance is generally good.
The emigration fever still continues. Sew
erai parties from western York have gona
West; come to stay and others to look for
homes.
Our friend. Mr.. W. II. King, who ha,
beeu identified with our people in York aud
Uui'n cnunt,e. for several years, either as n
to lid ns adeu, on his way to Texas. where
hn vas otllei last year to take charge of q
fouri-hipg school; but his business eogags-
ments Mt that time prevented him from going.
He IL young mau Of fos intellectual and
moral alta nmenis, aud we most cordially
recommend him to the people with whom he
makes his future home.
1t is sad commentary on our beloved
State 10 see so many of her cnterprisiug
young men seeking homs,'elewhers. While
1t is true mach oil the basiuess and profess
s'ons are crowded, there will al ways he room
at the top Of the ladder for men of enterprise
an moral character.
We nrc gai that "inquiring Teacher
has taken the editor of the Teachers Column
iu hand snd gwen HIM a few hints n to l,s
sins Of omission and commission. That Ia
exactly what he needs. We find he has set
HIS heal 10 make the teachers talk now or
"iorever hessafter hold thsir peace :. and
he Is going TO do 30. They might a, we'll
begin now. Let every matter pc. taininx to
the work Of educating our people hs f.ii,f
and thoroughly discussed. Our people who
have been asleep for 10 these many years.
will wake up and put on new life.
The Wilkinsvilis Literary aud Debating
Society will meet at Wilkins,ille nsxt Satur-
day night. Tue subject to be discussed i
Resolved, That the colonization OF the co,orel
people would be benchcisl ~ the United
Staies. We hope to report the result Of tho
discussion in our next weeks letter.
Vor.
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We 10 not know who wrote il, but that is
powerful, comprehensive and accurate in-
dictment of Tillmanism contained in the
address Of tho Industrial and Wage Farmers
Democratic League
I'VE denouncs tho Inconsistency Of the
SO. callod reform party which, proclaiming
salaries too large omits to reduce them !;
declaIin: taxes too high, increascs them !;
processing opposition to monopoly, conspircs
10 make the Sta,o n monopoly; proaching
prohibition, lrgislates The State itself into o
rum seller.
There is not possible opening for o plea
Of met gully" 10 any Of these counts. All
arc from tho records.--Gr.arhllc -Ncrs
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SAS- VIC acknowledge receipt of Con-
gressional favors from our Representative,
g. w. Shell. It is the first favor we have
received since Mr.. Shell was first elected,
and we began TO think that our Congress-
men had adopted the same discriminating
practice that governed the State Legislators,
i.c, "no favors or quarters to anli-Tillman
or Conservative democrats" and We sub
mitted to the will of ''the powers that be-
without complaining.
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The street lamps are during these dark
nights, quite conveniencies to those who
Ben Neal. the splsnaed lamp lighter, to
keep Them all lit, when some triHing, thiev-
ing rascal comes along and steals them.
Why few nights ago, the lamp right here
Town Council! will give chrome 10 the first
prrsnn reporting such rascals, and will see
that the miscresnt boards awhile with Sher.
a.. .S I"ss rith2u! lights.
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DIvIsiBLE by 9.-There is an unwr;ttsn
law among figures which we would be glad
for some Of our readers to explain. Il is
this: II VIC write down any NUN ber, as
7S0642, then reverse the order OF the figures
making another number (2465S7), then sub.
tract the less from tho greater the number
remaining will be exactly dlvisible by g..
This is generally understood, but why is it
that the figure, constituting the remainder
will form a number exactly divisibIs by 9,
transpose them as you may?
Example: write 1862; reverse the order
Of the figures, making 246587 Subtrac1
aud We havo 53s055 remaining. Thsss
ures onH be transposed 80 as 10 rem w
72O different numbers, sne of wbio u, ~
divisible by Q. VIII oe
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COUNTRY NEwsrIrEEs.--AlthouS coun-
try editors are nearly always poor, there
are plenty Of persons who believe that half
tho paragraphs in country newspaper ore
paid for with enormous bribes. There are
always two sides to every question, and
Whichever eide al editor falls on, the par
tisaus OF the other accuse him Of being
bought" IT is little wonder, therefore,
that The editor is seldom popular man
never knew one who WAS, and never knew
ore who was Dct often accused unjustly.
Probably the people believe in brides to
editors because it is very rare cditor who
does not accuse his opponent Of being
bribo fakcr. creating u prejudice against
themselves and their. calling. Lazy and
incompetent editors nearly always explain
tho success Of their more vigorous opponents
By declaring that they carry on q system of
black-mail. I once visited large city, the
newspapers of which had long admired
almost With reverence, and was surprised
to hear citizen cay that what the city
re,lly needed va, better papers; they
would bring eastern capital" Every citi-
zen Of n country town wants his locality
"boomed," to the end that he may sell his
fifty dollar lot for Eve hundrei; he can
appreciate how really COED paper might
aid bim in this, and because bis lot docs not
has o grievance against the editor. lie
longs for On editor with some "spsp" in him.
don't know what "snap means, but know
this is tho quality usually thought to DO
lacking. There are more great men in every
country town than really exist in the nation,
and if they are not recognized, the local
papers arc Of no account. was once both
cred good deal by q certain man who said
he could clean more chickens in an hour
ihsn any other chickenclssner 10 the world,
and ho wanted the fact mentioned. Men
who arc mover suspected Of greatness by
other people accuse themselves Of ii To the
editors, aud when they refuse to mention
this greatness. they arc told that their col
umns contsin great deal Of stuff not half
go interesting. II has occurred TO mo that
when citizen Of country town becomes
drunk, the 6rst thing he does is to hunt up
Tho oditor to tel hun .ybst ~ the matter
with tbs sommuuify<-t7tdse Fttatt'.
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LocKHAKr MILLs.-A meeting of the sub
scribers to the capital stssk, rHS-t.m
Manufacturing Compspy>-. h.id Onu.r. ,o1,.r
lJauuary IL, lsg&,}M Merchants % Ho,si i%
sportanburg,S.C s. G. ~ h0'e''
SoL~oossph Walker was called to the
cphr and DIR. c. z. Fleming was REQUESTED
TO act as secretary. A majority of the steck
was reported present.
1t was voted 10 change the name from
"Lcckhart Manufacturing Company" 10
"Lockhsrt Mills"
bosrd of eeven diractors was elected.
consisting OF G. ID. Farrar, G. K. Fleming,
Joseph Walker, j. Farrar, j. II. Mont.
gomery, Alva Gage and Stephen Gage, and
authority was given 10 The board to Increase
the number to nine IL they deemed it advis-
able,
ID. X. Duncan, J. III. Montgomery and C.
r.. Fleming were appointed q committee to
draft constitution and bylaws for the
government ofthe company, and TO report at
the next meeting. Authority was given
10 The directors 10 provide for the
building Of o railroads from Lock kbsrt TO the
Sparanburg aud Union railroad. Meeting
adjourned. Q. Y, FLsxIsc, sse'y. =
4. Dissst6fs iast sabssSasnsiy, aud slsossd
Q. d. Farrar, president and treasurer and
DR.. G. z. Fleming, vios-president.
IL wos voted that 20 per cent. of stock be
called for to be paid on or before the 10th Of
February, 1898. c. Il, FLEMING, Sec'y.
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Bss" The new Board of County Commits
sioners met last Tuesday, and did what has
not been done ocrorc, SINCE me war-paid
the debts Of the county and made all the
county creditors happy, then went home
"happy sa larks' themselves, leaving q
C can balance sheet behind them.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The Y. q. will be opened for business.
from s A. NJ. to COO p. NJ.
Tho Money Order Department viii be
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. to Az. NJ.
Mail going South will close promptly
ut IL A. NJ.
Mail going North will close promptly AZ
go T. NJ.
The mail will Le taken from the street box
10 minutes before closing each mail.
Any inattention or irregularities should
&c reported promptly to the 7. Nj.
J. G.. HUNTER. L. NJ.
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- E:i,. iss. sn9 ~ ~ ~ sla
Fsprngs foslswing our hiid winte.s.
A few mornings last week Broad river at
Jeter's Miu, was sight TO behold. The
mill pond has been froztn over for q week,
and just at the htad Of the shoals (Neips
Shoa 81 is Place where the water runs
very slow, AMI il WIS frozen entirely fi'ou,
eauk TO bank, distance of nearly o mile,
TWO or three mornings. Everybody for sew
erai miles around here and in Chester coun.
ty will know the place, whom call il the
deep Hole"
nesr' crossing In o batteau Saturday
morning, was over two hours cn't.ng his
way to tho midile Of the stream. In the
shoals where the spray dashed against the
rocks and trozc, il made hundreds of ice
mounds, wiich glistenei with sparkling
raiiance in tho bright sunshine, aud was
indeed beautiful. -
There was q sale-a general clearance
ale, it seem ----1f old stock here Saturday,
when batch of horses and mules was sold ,
Bringing fancy prices, from one dollar to
seventy-fYe dollars.
Mr.. +. II. Jc,er ha, had y lot Of fine mules
here the past week, in which there aro sizes
t. suit all purposes. Messrs. Welch and
Howe. of Carlisle. come up Saturday, with
| lot OF fine mul $, to suit anyone. All of
these gentlemen say tha, they have them to
| sell cheap, quality considered.
There is quite a demand for farm stock
| this year, around here. 1t is my opinion
that 1t pays better to get good young stock,
for any work, than to get old broken down
ones.
large amount of clearing is icing dsne
| down here, and the axe can 10 heard in
almost every direct on. But it is to be
hoped that there will not be an increase in
the acreage OF Co ton, 10 the exclusion Of
home supplies.
As soon rs the free7c is ovor many far
mers will begin TO SOW rather heavily TO
| sprng oaIs. cheaper stock feed cannot
| be raised. l.. w. j.
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ursgRsrSG FRAIsE. We desire 10 tell our
citiIens, that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
D.. King. New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Sa,To and Electric Ditters. and have never
hsudlci remedies that sell IS well, or that
have given such universal Satisfaction. We
do moi hesitate TO guarantee them every
tilno, and we stand ready to refund the pur-
chase price, il satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity pnrely on their merits.
B. L. roScy Druggist.
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The Lucky Numbers.

The Lucky Numbers
The following are tho numbers aud names
of these Who drew the prizes at Mr.. I. f..
Bailcy's distribution, two weeks ago:
No. .02, s. s. Smith, Sewing Machine
" 2lT, Joe Crawford, Reclining Chair.
&" 4, w. a. Nicholson. Ph ito Cleo
patra's Galley.
L" 2oG, Charley Bai'ey, Parlor Lamp.
&" l27, Rev. B. Alston, English Oleograph
" %, j, a. Brown, Lady's Plush
Rocker.
" 10, Lucy Ligscy, Toilet Set.
:" lG, o. s. Rice, Tin Chamber Set.
g ls, Mrs. J. L. Young, Oil Painting
'' q Chrome.
Miss Mamie Ost1el was the lucky winner
OF the Handsome set OF Ant que Furni-
ture, on the first fifty numbered receipts.
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BE- Mr.. w. X. Thomas, Of Carlisle, had
the historian ~ lose Two fine mules one
night last week by the q. G. Il n. X. X.
The mules Were heinmcd in narrow cut
near Mr.. Thomas house aud were killed by
the train. This is heavy loss to Mr.
Thomas
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Postoiice ut Union, for
the week ending Jan. 10th, 1898.
Davis Bspbsrg Mr. Willie Grisrs
L NJ Duncan Miss D,ck,e Kirby
Miss Msryanoe Foster Mr.. W s Lee
Mr. 8 "A Strauss.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised. and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. z. HUNTER, p. M.
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The BRUYALITY or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
natl, January 10.--Coal dealers have taken
advantage Of the existing chapter of acsi<
dents to river coal transportation, the -fsssz-
Jog up of the river, then the~ breaking of
the ice gorge with, great loss Of coal bargss.
followed By another freeze and very cold
weather., and have raised the sp,ice Of coal
10 six dollars per ten. The prospect is that
IL will 60 to seven or eight dollars before it
falls. The price was two and a half dollars
per ton before the freeze began.
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bay The Edwards heirs arc requested to
meet, in person or by proxy, with the S. c..
Associations, at Columbis, on the I'D day
Of Fcbrusry, 10a. m, f,r the purpose
considering somc prompt action for the
recovery Of the Edwards estate in New
York. now under Investigation.
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Bay" At the time Of writing this, Thurs
day, II a. NJ, We are having the fifth sOow
storm this winter. II commenced yesterday
morning about ten. o clock and the ground is
now covered from 6 to S inches deep. 1t is
the heaviest snow here for over 20 wears.
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HNe, Bishop Lyman, of the North Caro-
lima Diocese, preached in the Church Of the
NATIVITY last Sunday, AMI administered the
solemn rite of confirmation to one candidate.
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The Union Mill Organised.

AT q meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Union Cotton Mill, held last Monday, the
following admirable Beard Of eficors were
unanimously elected:
L. c. Duncan, President and Treasurer.
w. f. Thomson, Vice President.
j. A. Fsnt, d. +. Foster, A. ii. Foster,
Wm. Munro, of Union, and W. B. 8. Wha-
ley, Of Charleston, Directors.
Most liberal offers Of lund have been
made, as cites for the mill, but no location
has been decided on, as yet.
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Hy% If the new liquor law goes into
effect it will close Ss7 retail and II whole
sale liquor Establishments. There are a6
grain dstilleries and CO using fruit. The
calculation is that it will throw 5000 men
out Of employment and close 600 places Of
business
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Bank Stock for Ssle

E,lVE shares Of the Merchants aud pisn,-
Il crs National Bank Of Uniou, fbs ougiux
10 the estate OF Mrs. Mary Goaie,ock, de-
ceased. will be offered for sals before ths
Courthouse door at Union, on Monday.
lSA'esday) the OH day Of fcbruary, nett.
W. L. GOUDELoCR, Ex'r.
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AJ- Congressman Shell requests us to
inform the citizens Of Union county that
seeds given by the Agricultural Department
for distribution, can BOW be had by VIZ tten
application to him. We hope Mr.. Shell will
accept this~ss our application.
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a MILLION FRIEHps.--A friend in need is
tiiend indeed, and not less than one mil
lion peoplc have found just such friend in,
Or. Kings New Discovery fer ConsumptiI6,
Cfughs and Colds.-If yen have never deed
this s.sat cough medicine, oEc trial will
mn1n1l es...-i. :fnl/ en =. .;->
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Each bottle IL guaranteed to do all
that is claimed or money will be refunded.
Tr:a! bottles free at u. L. Pescy's Drug
St2rc. Large bottles 80 AMI 90.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

TlHE firm Of BorD s. HOLLIS, h,retofors
L existing 1t Cross Keys, Union Co., g.
o., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
all claims having been settled. Signsi this,
the 18th day Of December, 1892.
CLAUDE +. BOYD,
W. d. HOLLIS.
Cross Keys, 8. C.
Jan 2O-3-4t
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CONCESSION TO THE SALOON NEx.--CsLUM.
siA, .. o., Jan. lG.--Comptrollsr General
hiierbe has ruled that sfter the 18th Of this
mon'h county treasurers may accept $50
from applicants for liquor licenses for the
hrst 'haIf OF the year until the dispen.ary
law gees into effect,
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The weather for the past two weeks has
BEEN decidedly the coldcst since 1857.
Broad river was reported this week as be-
ing frozen from bank to baLk, the ice being
thick onougl, to hold the weight of man.
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p@- toy. li!man says this Clemson Col
legc will be opened, at farthest, by tho lst Of
July. The buildings will accommodate 600
students
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Tue STATE WINS iT!: EA!LruAD CASES. -
Washington, y. 4 Jau. II. During the
argument of The South 'aroIiua cases III .he
supreme cUnrt to-day chief Justice Fuller
stopped the counsel Tor The railr ,aJs with
the announcement that The cuur, has no
sur: !i,'t;y:: ;:i ;hc c';se. Ihi3 VIZ grcu,
surprise To the array of counsel present
representing tLc railroads aud the State
:uitt critics. aud .hc decision OF the court
will probably cause tho yh!manites [, re
joicc. Tor i, is Justification 10 certain
eNtcut Of their methods or taxation.
The chief Justice slated, however, that
the court was not prerarcd TO go into the
insii,s cf The case, but WAS convinced that
khc rourt has 40 Jurisdiction, aud there.
Gore iurther argument would be unnecessary.
The sudden termination ot the argument,
.after the counsci hal been detained here
siuco last Friioy. "c:as:oncd considerable
disappointment. especially among tho rail-
road men
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Bay" We call special attention TO the busi-
ness changes in the firms Of A. II. Foster &
Co.. Scott Bros. aud Porter & Mathis.
Special notices Of all of them will appear
next week.
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RkE- Don't this weather make the wood
pi e, aud coal.hcaps suffer: And don't
the town folks pockets suffer also?
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l'vHpEELv y, \ Washington,
ID. g, jan. ia Pbi'ndclphia special dis
= patch from Scranton, Pa, says: General
Master Workman Powdcrly yesterday
emerged from retirement Of sone weeks
70 address gathering OF union carpenters
i'll this city During Ibc course Of his re-
marks ho said
~ arn a socialist. and I say ii without
bluahing. If the aYcwal Lriuas condemua-
tion am willing to take it. am one Of
G5,too."nH socialists in this country.
believe the railroads arc public high
way. AMI should 10 ualionalized and that
the tclegraph,c system should be owned and
operated by the government.
The people own the electric system, streets,
public schools, and are afraid 10 60 2 stepl
further and own the railroads aud tele
graphs. which aro more essential to the
pnblic.'