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lONpEHLY ~ \ ushngton,
ID. G., Jun. "A Phi'ndclphia special dis.
= patch from Scranton, Ia. says: General
Master Workman ruwdorly yesterday
emerged from Il retirement OF sone weeks
10 address n gathering Of union carpenters
in this city During Ihc course Of his re-
marks no said
~ au n socialist. and say II without
blu.hing. lf the uNowal bring, cvademua-
tinn am willing to take il am ono OF
$4,000. 900 .eciaist. in this country.
believe the railroads arc public high
wny. AMI should bo nalionalicd AMI that
the telegraph,c system should bo owned and
operated Ivy the government.
Tho people own tie c!octric system, streeIs,
public schocis, hnl arc afraid 10 60 = slept
further and own The railroads md telc
grs ph.. which nro more essential TO the
public.
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CONCESSION 10 THE SALooS NEX.-CeLIM.
BiA, ). c., Jan. lG.-CompiIollsr General
klierhe bns ruled !h"; after the 18th Of this
month county trcasurers may accept $50
from applicants for Eqaor licenses for the
trs' half OF the yea. unti! the dispensary
law goes ivt9 sgec.,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

INHE firm Of BOYD & HOLLIS, h.retofors
L existing at Cross Keys, Union Co., 8.
u, IS this day dissolved by mutual consent.
all claims having been settled. Sisno this
the 18th day Of December, 1892.
CLAUDET. BOYD,
W. ID. HOLLIS.
Cross Keys, s. e.
Jan DD-3.J,
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!(>ll - The battle Of Frazer's Farm, dpring
-,he seven days tight in front Of Rich nond.
bis thigh was broken by . minnie ball.
lie was soldier by creation, but in m,st
ether departments Of life he was more OF less
a failure.
Those Of orr people who are fond Of skat-
ing have fine time now for that sport.
Tho health Of our couDiy was never better
than it is now.
Rev. J. Il. Swami preached ut Salem ysi-
ieriay. His text was, Ill Kings, 5:l4-
Then went he DIVA, aui dippel himself
seven times in Jordan, accor ling 10 the say
ing Of the man OF God, aud his flesh came
again like unto tbs flesh Of lit child,
and be was cleau."
The Moth PacUlst Alliance Union will
meet at Dawkins' Mill next Saturday, 2lst.
Some important business matters are TO be
transacted, ami il is rsque,tei that those
interested will turn out that day.
Most Of eur schools are in operation now,
aud the attendance is generally good.
The em grafton fever still continues. Sew
erui parties from western York have goua
West; somc TO stay aud others to look for
homes.
Our friend. Mr.. W. II. King. who ha,
beeu identified VITA our people in York aud
Uui'n counties for sev-rai ysarS, either as q
to It'd ns ad,eu, on his way to Texas. where
he "as c,let last year to take charge of
fouri-hiUg school; but his business engage
mentS Mt that time prevented him rom going.
lie ~ n y Ouns mau Of fas intellectual aud
moral alta nmens. aud we most cordially
recommend him to tn. people with whom he
makes his future home.
1t Is n sad commentary ON our beloved
State 10 see so many Of her cnterprisiug
young men seeking homs, ,lewhers. Wn,le
1t is true mach OF the business aad profess
SONS are crowded, there W al al ways he rooua
ut The top of The ladder for men of gu erpriso
an mpral character.
We are gal that "inquiring Teacher
has tahen the editor of tho Teachers Coluu,n
i'll hand snd gwen HIM = few HATS ~ to hts
sins OF omission and commission. Thst Is
exactly what he needs. We find he has set
HIS heat TO make the teachers talk now or
"iorever hereafter hold their peace :" and
he is going to d. 80. They might a, wslt
begin now. Let every matter pc: tanning to
the work of educating our people bs futhf
and thoroughly discussed Our people who
have been asleep for 10 these many years.
will wake up and put ON new lie.
The Wilkinsvile Literary and Debating
Society will meet at Wilk nsville asx, Satur-
day night. Tue subject to be discussed il /:
Resolved, That the colonization OF the coiored
people would be bencfici.l to the United
states. We hope to report the result Of the
discussion i'll our next weeks letter.
YoS
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We 10 not know who wrote IL, hut that is
powerful, comprehensive and accurate iu'
d.cunent of Tillmauism containcl in tho
address Of the Industrial ana Wagc Farmers
Democratic League
"Wo deuouncs tho Inconsistency Of the
so. callod reform party which, proclaiming
salaries tco large omits io reduce them +:
declaring tsSeS too high, increascs thcm /;
protesting opposition to monopoly. conspircs
10 make tho Staio II monopoly; rroachrng
prohibition, lrGisIates ,he State itself into q
rum seller.
rbcrc is not a possible opening for plea
Of net gully 10 any Of these counts. All
are from tho records. -Lf..uM -NtTS
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List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the Postoiice at Union, for
the week onding Jan. 10th, 1898.
Davis Blenbsrg mir Willie Griere
L NJ Duncan Miss D,ck,e Kirbv
Miss Maryanue Foster Mr.. " S Lee
Mr. S \ Strauss
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be rcouircd
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J. Z. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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CORONER'S NOTICE.

CoRoSER's OFFice,
Union, s. c., Jan. Is, 1893.
10 all 10 ~hom IL may eonctrn:
ilease take notice that all parties having
business with the Coroner must cali Oh ms u
my residence, near keltou, =. c., w.
Deputy, Mr. James II, Brt~at Unon.
e. II. JOSEPH NJ .AYCOCK,
Coroner Union County,
JIM 2O.3.ct
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OBSERVING rR,IsE. We desire 10 tell our
oitiGens. that for years We have nccn selling
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
D.. King New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Sa.vo AMI Electric Bitters, and have never
hsudlc1 remedies that sell rs well, or that
huye rircn such universal satieluction. We
do not hesitate 10 guarantee them every
t,no, and we stand ready to refund the pur-
chase price. il satisfactory results do not
follow their rlsv. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely OH their merits.
B. 7. ruSry Drugg:l
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'orN NIry Nrwsr.rrEa.--.thhouS coun-
try editors are nsarly always poor, there
are plcuty # porsvus VIII bcliove that half
the paragra yhs il country newspaper nre
paid for with enormous bribee. There are
always two ,ides TO every question, and
whichever idle al cditor falls OH, the rar-
tsaus oi the other accuse him u bein.
"Lourh!." J: il little wonder, therefore,
that The cdi!or is seldom Il popular man |
never knew ono who WAS, aud | never knew
ore who was D"t often accused unjustly.
Probably the people believe in brides TO
siitors because it is very rare cuitor who
does not accuse his opponent of being Il
bribo takcr, creating u prejudice against
themselves and their calling. Lazy and
iBcom pctcut editors nearly always explain
tho success OF their moro vigorous opponents
By declaring that they carry on system of
blach-mail. | once visited large city, the
newspapers of which l had long admired
a.nest with reverence, and Was surprised
to hear u citizen cay that what the city
ro,lly needed Wa, better papers; they
would bring 'eastern capital" Every citi-
zen Of q country town wants bis locality
"boomcd," TO the end that Ls may sell his
iifiy dollar lot for five hundred h. can
appreciate how really COED paper might
a;d bim in this, and because lis lot docs not
advance in valuo as he thinks it should, he
has d grievance against the cditor. lie
longs for an editor with some snap IN him.
don't know what "snap means, but know
this is the quality usually thought to 30
lacking. There are more great men IN every
country town than really exist i'll the nation,
and if they are not Recognized, the local
papers arc Of no account. was once both
cred Il good deal hy q certain man who said
be could CLAN more chickens in an lour
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be- Bishop Lyman, OF the North Caro-.
lima Diocese, preached in the Church Of the
NATIVITY last Sunday, anl administered the
solemn rite of ontirmation to one candidate.
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"gram Of Middle Section Broad River Bap-
pus ou1so pu6 elglS oui~io qss le@sM 4tes


1e'st Association VIII meet with The FL
Bethel church, on Saturday before the 9th
Sunday IN January, 1898, at 10 o'clock.
n. m.
lst Question. -'Cnn person attend Sun
day School regularly and not he bene6tei p
Speakers, {. c. Rob rt' md A. Hamss
2ud Question -"What would be the con-
drtion Of the country without any Sunday
schools" Speakers. W, Sam Lipscsmb ami
John C. ecker
3rd CUES ion. WHAT is lost by neglected
stu ly of tho Bible and what is gained by
attention 10 IT, Speakers. T. NJ. Little
john and Saml lIammctt.
4lh Quest on.-"Do ministers give as
much attennon 10 Sunday schools rs they
should ;" Speakers, 4. q. Chalk aud 2. S.
Webbcr.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Mass meeting at 10 o'clock, conducte ted by
the president Preaching at IL o'clock, by
Rev }. D. Bailey. Subject. Modern Mis-
sous." l.. u. BONNER, Sec'y.
LOCHuARr MILLs.-A meeting of the sub
scribers to the capital stesk mi LocHhart
Manufacturing CompanY~ Was held today
tJaauary II, 1887 At Merchants Hotel,
Splrtanburx, S. G..
Col. Joseph Walker was calls' to the
oi''ir Rhu Df. I. IL. flenf'nn was requested
to act rs rccretary. A majority Of ths stock
wac reported present.
1t was voted 10 change the name from
~ ckhart Manufacturing Company" 10
"Lockhsrt Mills
board OF seven diractors was elected,
consisting Of c. ID. Farrar, G. f. Fleming,
Joseph Walker, j. G. Farrar, }. II. Mont
gomcry, Alva Gage and Stephen Gage, and
authority was given to 'he board to increase
the number to nine if they deemod it advis-
able,
ID. X. Duncan, J. II. Montgomery and c.
f. Fleming were appointed committee to
draft constitution and bylaws for The
government ofthe company, and to report at
the next meeting Authority was given
to the directors to provide for the
building of a railroads from Lockhart 10 the
Snaranburg and Union railroad. Meeting
adjourned G.. Il. FLEMING, Secy.
Directors met Subsequently, aud elected
{. d. Farrar, president and treasurer; and
DIR. {. +. Fleming, vice-presilvnt.
1t was voted that 20 per cent. of stock be
called for to be paid on or before the 10th of
February, 1898. c. l.. FLEMING, Secy.
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RkiJ- Congressman Shell request, us to
inform tho citizens OF Union county that
seeds given hy tho Agricultural Department
for distri6ution, can NOW be had hy wr ttcn
application TO him. We hopo Mr.. Shell will
accept this a. our application.
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n.y. ttOy. \

pS- uon 1il!man snys tbs Clemson COL
lcgc will he opened. At farthesf, by tho let Of
July. Tho bulldogs will accommodate 600
students
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Bank Stock for Sale,

LNlN Il shares OF the Merchants and Plant
l.. crs National Bang OK Uuiou, 10 onginy
20 ihc estate ot Mrs. Mary GoIiciuck. lie
ceased, will be offered for sal. before IN.
Courthouse door at Union, OH Monday
tSalesday) the 9th day OF February, next
W. l. GOUDTLCCN, Ex'r.
JaA AK
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Bay Al the time Of writing this, Thurs
day, II a. NJ, we are having the fifth suow
storm this winter. IL commenced yesterday
morning about ten. clock and the ground is
now covered from to s inches deep. II is
tho heaviest snow hero for over 20 wears.
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RG.s-' Don't this weather make tho wood
p e, aud conlbcnps suffer And don't
The town folks pockets suffer also?
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Fannio kemble Butler, the world rsnown-
ed actress, who married Piorcc Butler. Of
rhiladelPhia, wealthy member OF tho But.
Ter iami'y OF ihi. State, died in London, on
I'm lG,b 10 b.r Sl.t yea-.
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l.ss. killed ! ~ tks corn and cotiol D !. I. Ire
spr'sgs sosle~ing onr mild winters.
A few mornings last week Broad river at
Jeiers Siu, was sight TO behold. Ths
mill pond has been frozen over for q week,
AMI just at the head Of tbe shoals (Ners
, Shoa 81 is il.cs where the water runs
very slow, AMI j, WIS frozen entirely frooi
tauk TO bank, distance of nearly q mile,
TWO or three m1rniugs. Everybody for sew
eral miles around here and in Chester coun.
~ wilt know the place, whom | call IL the
| Deep II le."
a neSr, crossing In q batteau Saturday
mJfning, was over two hour cu'tng his
| way 10 the midile OF the stream In the
sfoals where the spray da ,hsd against the
rocks and frozc, it made hundreds Of ice
| mounds, W. iGl gistenel with sparkling
| ia lance in ths l., ght sunshine, aud wa.
| indeed beapi iul.
Thee was Il sale--a general clearance
| ale, il seen IF old stock here SATURDAY.
when latch Of hor. .cs aud mules was sold
| Bringing fancy prices, from one dJllar to
seventy-Eve dollars.
Mr.. L. III. Jc,er ha, had a lot Of fine M ules
| here The past week, in which there aro sizes
| to sut all purposes. Messrs. wclch and
| Howe. of Carlisle. come up Sa urday with
| lot of hnc mul =, TO suit anyone. All Of
| ihese gentiemen say thai they have them to
sell cheap, quality considered.
Thsre is quite dem,nI f,r farm so X
| this year, around here. 1t is MY opinion
| th I 1t pays bet .r to get gooi young stock,
| for any work, than to set old broken down
| ones
large amount Of clearing is tsing deoe
| dosn here, and the axe can DO heard in
almost every direct on. But it is to be
hoped that there wi not be au increase in
the cage OF CO ton, TO the exclusion of
home supplies.
As soon rs the freo3c is over many far
mers Will begin TO SOW rather heavily to
| sprng oats. cheaper stock feed cannot
| be raised f. W. J,
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Tnr SrArG WINS iTE ESILEUtD CAsEs. -
wsshington, D. e.. Jau. IL. During the
hrgum.r, Of The South taroIiua casos IN the
supreme court to-day chief Justice Fuller
stopped the counsel for lbo railr 'nJs with
the announcement that The court has no
jurisdiction in ih. cu.c. This w,s II great
surprss To the array "l counsel present
rcpic:rutipy TIC railroads auh Tho State
mitb critics nni 'hc decision OF tho court
will probably causc tho yh!mnnitrs f. re
joicc, for il is II Justification 10 certain
extent of their methods al taxation.
The Chief Justice stated, however, that
the court was not prepatcd TO go into the
Insi its of the case. but was convinced that
khc court has no Jurisdiction, aud there.
fore iur.her argument would BE- unnecessary.
The sudden termination Ut the argument,
after ihc COUNCIL hal been detained here
sinco lat Frilvy. "c:as .oncI considerable
disappointment especially among Tho rail.
road men.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE.
HOME COMPANION,

y prlc,ic,l Semi monthly Stock
Farm Journal.
Now is the time to subscribe and
renew your subscription TO the JIMEs.
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gRe alleeGin Hniea aimcss Zines
n. NJ. STOKES. Editor
Friday, january 20. 1893.
sUBS0RyHTyoN. 81 60 PER AEEUx
Editor
POST 0PYICE DIRECTORY.

The l.. o. will be opened for business
from SA. NJ. to Goo r. NJ.
. Tho Money Order Department win DO
opsnsd Tor business from 8 A. NJ. to AZ. NJ.
J saYnil ~~.-.. s-... s@... vii close prsmP''y
st II A. n.
Mail going North will close promptly A.
go r. NJ.
The mail will le taken from The street box
10 minutes before closing zach msil.
ANY iuattentlon or Irregularities should
20 reported promptly 10 the J.. NJ.
&c. HUNTER. L. VI.
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NILLioH IRIEsps. "A friend III need is
u fiiGnd indeed, aud not less than ono mil.
lion ,eoplc havc found just such fr.ond in
DR.. King New Discovery for Consumption,
Ccughs and Colds.--lf you have never used
this g.sat cough MEDICINE, ouc trial will
nn - -~--~s---.i..fi -...-.t;--~
powers in all diseases Of Throat. Chest and
Lungs. Euch bottle Is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed or money Will DC refunded.
Trial bottles free ut j. I. P.scy's Drug
Store. Large bottles so ami 100.
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A, q nsstipg OF the cred
BrstIisrs, Thss. d. s..'~-,
iAai. .iAsrs xas. Sctaal assets . Is,
aassnnt Or sS.te5o2. Nominai sssssis
So, 1924. Liabilities. $40. 10000. crsji.
tore will meet again on the 9Th ins'., 10
decide what she'll be done.
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All sAe=: 80.

UpiDn ba, always been proud Of the con-
yebicn. and rsspectsbip lsostiOn Of Der law
o1Ics. bnt We must sty It is u disgrsss 10
Law R.Dgs snd this portion OF the towa for
the swnr Of the corner building near the
Cour'h0 0uss to reat Il u disrsrutsbls
woman. Can't II be put TO tct;er use than
10 disgrace our main s.rcst
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E'S- \ woman wn, clectc Sergcant-nt-
srms OF tho Arkansas House of Represent
atiNCs ou tho ith.
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Heay"Ex Prosidcnt, Rutherford Is. Hayes
died last Tuesday night, from rheumatism 0
the heart
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The following the Board AsExnmincrs have
been appointed by the School Commi. sionor
l.. W Dick, {. II. Penke, J. l.. Walker.

The BRUTALITY OF Observation-Disclosures
natl, January l0.--Coal dealers have take II
advantage of the existing chapter of acc.
dents TO river coal transportation. the f:csz-
Jog up of the ;i,ur, Then the breaking Of
the ice gorge with great loss of coal bargss,
followed by anoiher freeze and very cold
weather, aud have raised the .picc of coal
TO six dollars per ten. The prospect is that
ii will go 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 II tho new liquor law goes into
effect it wi'l close SS1 retail and II whole
grain disillerics and G3 using fruit. The
calculation is that it will throw 5000 men
ont Of employment anL clo'e s" places OF
business
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A PROPOSITION.

A Farm and Stock Paper FREQ
70 any subscriber to the TIMES who
will poy all arrears and ope year in
advance, oud any new subscriber pay
ipy one year il advance, VIC will send
for one yoar,
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SmIrs FOR PORT RoYAL.-ArGUsTA. Ga,
Jan. l6.-Thc Port Royal company has re-
ceived letter from Ernest Rigland at Lon
don, stating that he has given orders for
two steamers to he delivered to that corpo-
ration ca'ly in July and August, and that
the tirs, wou d sail from Port Royal in Sep
trmber for Loni, and Ar twcrp. Two other
ships will he built At an early day.
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- -.

B.aS- Mr. w. h. Thomas, VI Carlisle, had
the misiortnnc ~ lose two fine mules one
night last week BY tho q. G.. & n. H. Il.
The mulcs -hrinncd in narrow cut
near Mr.. Thomas house aud were killed by
tho train. This is heavy loss to Mr..
Thvun~
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Rrp. See the following new advertise
nlen,s, and govern yourselves accordingly"
New Years Greetings, J. w. McLure.
Preparatory to Taking Stock, Young s
Hunter.
a. II. Foster \ Go.
Your Money Savel, Racket Store.
Guauo. GuaIo, W. l.. Thomson, rrc,t.
Big Auction, 9. NJ. Rice, Jr., l.. L.
Notice of Final Discharge, :. NJ Rice, Jr.
House and Lot for Sale, q. 2. Garrett.
Dissolution of Partnership, A. II. Foster
( TO.
Dissolution - Partnership, lloyd y Hollis
Coroucr's Notice, Jasper Aycock.
sheriff 3 Ssos.
Master Sale.
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On; w..r a,SsSsS .!gas| SiI =. heed the the
more e

'apP'oacF q iha, more d lble disease. Con-
sumption. ASK yoursekes if you can afford
for the sake of saving to run the risk
Cough. 1t never fai'a This explains why
more th"n uil!In 1ules were sod the
past year. 1t relieves Group and wloopino
Cough at once. Mothers do not be wlthp,L
1t. For lame back, side ~ Chest usv ~ IL
Porous Plaster. Solihy r. x. Smith " "a
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IN- We acknowledge receipt OF Con.
gressional favors from our Representative,
q. W. Shell. IL is the fret favor we have
received since Mr. Shell was first elected,
aud VIC began TO think that our Congress-
men had adopted the same discriminating
practice that governed the State Legislators,
g." mo favors or quarters TO auii-Tillman
or Conservative democrats" and We sub
without complaining.
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TEACHERS COLUMN.

~; l.; Strain Editor. Mn. r. q. Clifford and L.
w. Dick Assistant Eiltor,1
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Brf5> The new Board Of County Colnmis
sioners met last Tuesday, and did what has
not been done before. since tho war--pai,l
the debts Of the county and made all the
county creditors happy, then went home
happy - larks" themselves, leaving
Z can balance sheet behind them.
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We have speedy and positive cure for
cata'rh, diph,..e cankcr mouth and
headache, in SlIliOH'S CATARRH RENE.
DN. !! "aoai injector free with each bottle.
Use 1t if yoa desire health and sweet breath
Price toc. Sold by II. K. Smith y c..
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Tho weather for the past two weeks has
bean decidedly The coldcst since 1857.
Broad river was reported this week as bt
ing frozon from bank TO baLk, the ice being
thick enough TO hold tho weight Of a man.