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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

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It's Strange

That people suffering from Piles viii
endure them for years or submit to dan
gerous. painful. cruel and expensive
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by It's wonderful effects in speedily curing
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

he tlll % n g knIifin Tor Iabor 90
trisiGes Mas stricken cat and REFERRED 70
fhe committee ca bridges The bills ~
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others for help Ia the city attornc. e
Office were -trlrkcu out ard referred a.
the committee vn claims ara accounts
Ite rooruasftr reported pcfsons who
arr receiving aid fftul The city. II-
clerk aas instructed - furnish each
n--l.r.-lL n-I-n 4 rLlrN II Tie list
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
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FOLKS.
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DeftplE<xees sis fefiacirE - weight h <le~ef
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Buy pnllam's Great German ~ cent
Cough Cure al -. 4. Serihncr a Aid
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Ho, traveller; take Beeeham's Pills
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The comptroller rrr<Fts-d balls calling
for suns from the various funds As fDl
lnas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
ON MARCH 81, 1893.

The Herald will present the most popular School each
handsome WHEELER & WILSON NO. SEWIl
MACHINE. fac-simile is here presented 1t speaks for it
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
About to Change Its Channel.

MEMPHIS, TENN.-An immense body
OF water is sweeping down the Mississippi
and terrible food is feared The cur
rent is cutting into the ives. bank s miles
above the city, and it is feared that the
channel will be changed into Hopcfeld
lake, leaving Memphis an inland town
and the big 60, 600, 900 bridge high and
dry. The Government fleet is at work
trying to prevent the river from chan ging
its course.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12

! S d lsE sxpcs llioe grounds 10 Lake
\ ieaigAh. Sevsrhundred flass, released
}fo6Q shsir ssssops. = at ! concerted siaael
s6Nusg loose and streamed out uudsr thd
sky In scarlet. yellow and blue; over Ii
Machinery hall great roar arose and the
turrets OF the bui ding nodded as the
wheels began to turn and great vol
ume Of sound arose from the throats OF
the conc urss of pc 'ple, who thus pro =.
claimed the openiog of the grandest
achievement Of American pluck, enter
prise and generosity.
TIE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
Il am here" he said, "to join, ~;
fellow citizens, in congratula ions which
bee This occasion. Surrounded by the
stupcndous results of Amc. ican enter
prise and activity, and In view of the
magnificent evidences of American skill
and intelligence, we need not fear that
these congratulations will be exaggerated.
We stand to day in tho presence of the
Oldest nations of the world and point to
the grest achievements we exhibit, ask
1HDiAN4yance On the score of youth.
l4mbia end iesm with which we con.
'stcrrbss4n Ard ~ Sintensifies the warmth
have klso failed. tend to those who
merchants Bask, d& lands to illustrate
IT'S doors at noon. 1t wss ,roeres. of hu-
'utution of the kind 10 the to,,sof biphe,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
NIUMA

to, that on this eligible sp0 sen
perfect representation Of tho w. Ing
ton mansion, with all the appointments
of an old Virginia colonial hsme, the
crowds Of foreigners whom the fame Of
Washington has reached, and the many
Americans who honor his memory, that
will visit tho place can we'll DO imagined.
Some idea Of tho public interest that
this place will arouse, may DO had whom
It Is known that during Centennial year
1875 tho daily visitors to Mount Vernon
numbered from 800 to 900 per day,
reaching total of 45, 900, and later. in
the fall of 1899, while tho Grand Army
was having its reunion in Washington, 10
ono week 40, 900 persons visited tho place.
Tho same kind of interest must attach to
tho Mount Vernon Of Chicago, and Il Il
simply impossible TO undertake., In I'D.
vance, an estimate Of tho crowds Of visi.
tors the yirgiuians will havo.
ra!sssssaassf risyiaiais State buiidiiinnl
would DO incompless Without The nsr,l =
Of tho Board OF Managers, and the OF.
flcers who have this patriotic and din.
cult undertaking In hand. They are Col.
A. 8. Buford, Of Richmond, President,
Hon. John L. Hurt, of Pittsylvania,
Vice President; Capt. Il. g. Morton, OF
Staunton, Secretary; Mann 8. Quarles,
ESQ, Of Richmond, Treasurer; DR.. John
8. Apperson, of Marion, Business Execu.
tive Commissioner; Mrs. Lucy p. Bcale,
Of Botetourt, Lady Assistant; DR.. A.
Brockcnbrougb, of Northampton, Man
egcr First District; NJ. Glennap, Esq,
Norfolk, Manager Second District;
George B, Finch Esq, Of Mecklcnburg,
Manager Fourth District; Hon. William
I. Jordan, Halifax, Manager Sixth Dis.
trict; j. N. Drcnaman, Esq. New Market,
Manager Seventh District; Col. Grcpville
Gaines, FauQuier County, Manager
Eighth District; Judge Martin Williams
Bland County, Manager Ninth District,
and Capt j. II. II. Figgatt, Botctourt,
Manager Tenth District. The Board is
assisted in its operations by an Auxiliary
Board, authorized by act of Legislature,
consisting of ono male and ono female
member in each county and city In Id.
State. Col. O. M. Braxton, AUD
News, is tho President Of 1~ttS ~IoY ~!s s. 80
Board of helpers, andEvcryb-1his v", NV
Green, of Culpepcr, tlvf tg Mrs. ."u'
With their assistance he on, Vice pres,a, pa9
dollars has been rnisocst e IL ten tboneo ao'
appropriation. and ind is =" addition 'San a.
secure about five tli-k -kous,,.,, .,,'ntempla,.S', h
which will be needed D." saDd dollars 'od .. to
the plans OF the manngei ''fIy o,t or0,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS"
Is the Message Of the Governor Of
Oregon to the President.

Ab Lue message OF inc tOVoruOr OF
Oregon to the President.
PORTLAND, ORE.-The following tele.
graphic correspondence passed between
Sncretarx nf State Gresham and GaxaxaAe-.
WARRINGTON, d. C.-Goyernor Syi'
..A-- Dn--nEn- tho n-GanitnL saiem>
Oregon: Apparently reliable reports In
dicate danger Of violence to the Chinese
when tho exclusion act takes effect, and
the President earnestly hopes you will
employ all lawful means for their protec-
tion in Oregon. w. @. GRESHAM,
Governor Pennoyer Immediately sent
the following reply:
SALEM, ORE.-W. Q. Gresham, Wash
ington, d. c.: will attend to my busi-
ness. Let the President attend to his.
SYLVESTER PENNoYER, Governor.
Governor Pennoyer, in speaking to q
reporter, said: "Gresham's telegram is
an insult to Oregon. will enforce the
Jaws of the State, and the President
should enforce the laws of Congress. It
comes with poor grace for the President
to ask me to enforce the law, while he
without warrant, suspends the exclusion
law"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
PALMETTO CHIPS. 3,
News and Notes From Here, There d
Everywhere in South Carolina.

News and Notes From Here, There d
Everywhere in South Carolina.
The highwaymSn who tried to hold up
newspaper rcro. at Charleston last
Tuesday was arrc,, day afternoon ISL.
to quit tho roLbinfrt old daughter of
Comdo, h,, lilo farmer. Barks.
week. 'GV@". 'nu quiet
clnain University Lade~en. Ho
$50, 900 aid from the boar.
of the South Carolina UnivcfsG. y.
The corner stone os the Colul
hospital was laid last week with Maso.
ceremonies.
In view of tho enlargement of the
Newberry cotton mill the stockholders
decided to Increase the capital stock from
$3.50, 600 to $iO0, 600 and put in $1,000
spindies, making it $4,000 spindle
mill
A company has been chartered to build
1900, 600 cotton factory at Sumter.
N. G. Gonzales, editor of the Columbia
State and G. A. Calvo, Jr., proprietor of
the Columbia Register had fisticuff on
the streets of Columbia last week.
Wade Haynes was hanged in the Rich.
land county Jail Saturday.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
THE SWAMP FOx's MONUMENT.
Two New Bronze Tablets to MARI
General Marion's Restinh Plaza.

Two New Bronze Tablets to Mark
General Marion's Resting Place.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.-The steamship
Clyde has arrived here bearing in
it's hold two bronze tablets which will
ornament thenew granite e,tomb of Gen
eral Francis Marion, .'thesswamp fox.,,
Tho Revolutionary hero Is buried at
his Belle Isle plantation on the santee
river, In South Carolina, about fifty miles
north Of Charleston, and simple brick
tomb, covered with slab of marble.
marked the spot. Some yeaSsag 1 tree
fell across the tomb and disfgured IL.
The State Legislature at its last session
appropriated money to buy nav tomb.
stone and requested Governor Tillman to
have the work completed. It has been
done in substantial and elegant manner.
The memorial is in the form of sarcoph-
agus. The base block is three fcet wide
by over six feet long. On it are several
other blocks of stone, making a total
height of six feet.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
THE COLOR LINE IN THEFT.
Bishop Gains Defines the Difference
Between White and Black Rogues.


Between White and Black Rogues.
BALTIMORE, MD.-In the Baltimore
African N. e. Conference shortage of
$50 was discovered in the accounts of
one of the committees. The Rev. James
H. A. Johnson, tho Chairman, insistcd
that his accounts were correct, but Bishop
Gains wanted to hear all about the mat
ter. DR.. johnson said his honor had
been impeached aud that he was indig-
nant.
"oh, brother, sit down, sit down, .
Bishop Gains. ''Nobody doubts
nr honesty. Why, myself would as
bon think of stealing as to think you
would steal, and il was going to steal,
I wouldn't take less than million dol
Lara FdstesI Ike wrrte man, anu
take a bank, or factory, or a railroad.
Then I'd divvy up with smart lawyer
rto get me out of the scrape. Colored
folks amt up to that yet. When they
pal they take pig, or chicken, or
Some eggs. I know you wouldn't steal,
but I want that money looked up, that's
ALL
In short time the mistake was discov-
ed and matters quieted down.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
Pointers for Cotton Planters.

ODESSA, (Cablegram.) )-Russian cotton
.spinners boast that they will soon be in
a position to dispense with American cot
ton altogether. The Russian company's
packing houses both here and in Batoum
are overstocked with cotton from the
rans.Caspian region, awaiting transpor.
tation to Moscow and Leeds.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
VIRGINIA HAPPENINGS.

The --latest News Items in tho Old
Dominion.
james Jones White, professor of Greek
at the Washington and Lee University
for forty-one years, died on Saturday In
Lexington, Va. He was personal friend
of Stonewall Jackson and one of the best
known citizens of his section.
At the Collins gold mine, seven miles
from Columbia, Goochland county, a
nugget weighing forty-two pennyweights
was found.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
Ton oonvicts Attempt to Escape.

ATLANTA, GA.-At the Cole City con
vict camp, near the Tennessee State line,
ten convicts attempted to escape by firing
on the guards with guns improvised from
gas piping. Reports to the penitentiary
officials say that four convicts and one
guard were injured. Evrything is now
reported quiet at the camp.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
The Three C's Road Sold.

CHARLESTON, s. C.-The Charleston,
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad was
sold at private auction, under deere,
Of the United States Court to .Sr
l.. Hollicr, of Boston, Mass ~
ing the bondholdcrs, for fHioEs
certified check for S25, ,0Qools and o;vs
bind the purchos',
:. JAS. GRANT
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
To Test the VaIluIty OF south Carolina
Bonds.

COLUMBIA, s C.-rE. w. Robertson, of
this city, who purchased $3.50, 200 worth
of State bonds, brought an action in the
Supreme Court to test the validity of
the issue. The point is raised that the
new issue creates new debt, which
could not be contracted without vote
of the people. The decision will involve
5000, 1000 worth Of bonds. The State
officers are confident that their validity
will be sustained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
A NEW YORK PANIC.

Stocks Go DowD With a Rush and 8
Brokers With It.
NEW YoRK.-In addition to the fail.
ures of b. F. Beardsley, P. M. 8. Walden,
G. II. Wilson, Allen & Co. and B. l..
Smith s. Co. all bankers & brokers
Thursday, the following went down in
the crash of falling stocks on Friday:
IF, Ferris dssSJas & JKasimbeHsn& & Co, and
Deacon 8. V. White.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
ihe Latest Happenings Condensed
and Printed Here.

A Washington correspondent mentions
among the wealthiest colored men of
the capital John F. Cook, estimated to
be worth from $15O,0OO to $500, 900; {;
Fred Douglass $3.50, 900; the two sons of
the late James Wormley, 500, 900; John
X. Lynch, $4,000; P. B. 8. Pinchback,
$4,000: Drs. G. B. Purvis and John
A. Francis, $4,000 each, and the child
zen of the rich feed store man, Lee, $780,
900.
Dr. Elnar Lonnberg, an eminent Swod-
den zoologist, has discovered two new
species os mice in Florida. This infor-
nation should be of great interest to
scientists, women and elephants.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
crops overfiowsd in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-Dispatchcs from
Tuscaloosa repor. rise of SO feet in the
Warrior river. Many thousand acres of
corn and cotton, slready up, are over
lowed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
Il Reservoir Near Lima, O., Breaks
Loose With Dire Results.

Loose With Dire Results.
LIMA, O.-The Lewiston reservoir
broke at o'clock Wednesday morning.
1t is reported that from Is to 20 per.
sons arc drowned. Seventeen thousand
acres of water were released into the
Miami Valley and great loss of life is
feared in the valley below.
Later advices arc that the break has
reached 20 feet ana is spreading rapidly.
The towns of Lewiston and New Port,
several miles down the river. are report.
cd suhmergged end sevc-a! i;vas ,,s..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
PALMETTO CHIPS

Everywhero in South Caroline
The South Carolina Club Of coluu,h,.s
preparing to erect club building.
Miss Eleanor Calhoun, grsndnieco I'D
'ohn y. Calhoun, is making some stir as
an actress in Paris.
Gen. Manager Ave,ill of the cbor,.,
'on' Sumter & Northera railroad b.. ~
signed to take charge of the Port Row,
q Augusta and Port Royal & wc,ter.
Carolina roads. ssi
Inc board to distribute th6t,I.r roro-n
Ep'opriated by the Legi.,s p1."i govern
essss;s--.' as1s more an ',ons wa %s are % seen
Capt. E. c. Mya.t s'ogether, objects of
bered as ono of the. s;products of American
in Charleston. .onstion, but we have also
aov.r~s.s.zsSi who rule themselves. It is an
exalted mission in which we and our
guests from other lands are engaged as
we cooperate in the Inauguration of an
enterprise devoted to human enlighten.
ment, and in the undertaking we here
enter upon, we exemplfy, in the noblest
sense, the brotherhood of nations.
'Let us hold fast to the meaning tha:
underlies this ceremony and let us not
lose the impressiveness Of this moment.
,es!As ty touch. Inc machinery that gives
life to the vast exposition is now set in
motion, SO, at the same instant, let our
hopes and aspirations awaken the forces
which, in all time to come, shall influence
the welfare, dignity and freedom of man
kind"
As the President was concluding bis
final sentence, his eyes wandered to tho
table that was close at his LETT hand.
Upon this was the button, the pressure
which was to start the machinery and
Nmake the opening of the exposition an
accomplished fact 1t WIS an ordinary
formaof Victor tel graph key, such az 10
in most telegraph Offices, except that it
was of gold instead of steel aud the but.
ton of ivory instead of rubber. 1t rested
upon a pedestal upho' stored in navy
blue and golden yell,w plush, and on
the sides of the lower tier, in silver let
te:s, were the significant dates, "1402"
aud 1888"
rREs ING THE BUTTON.
AS the last W words fell from the Presi.
dents lips, he pressed his finger upon
the button. This was the signal for a
demonstration in fact difficult OF imag-
inatiou and infinitely more so Of descIip.
tion. At one and the same instant tho
audience burst in'o laundering shout,
the orchestra pealed forth the strains of
tho Halleluiah Chorus. the wheels of the
great Allis engine in Machinery Hall,
commenced to revolve, the electric foun-
tains in the lagoon threw their torrents
toward the sky, q food of water gushed
forth from the Mechanics fountain and
rolled back again into its basin, the thun
der of artillery came from the vessels or
the luke, the chimes in manufacturers
HILL and on the German building Ianf
out their merry peal and overhead, fag'
at the tops Of poles in front of the plat
form, fell apart and revealed two gildee
models of the ships in which Columbu
first sailed to American shores. At tn
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
A Broad ohurchman Made Bishop.

Boston, MASS. The Episcopal Con-
vention chose Dean Lawrence, of Boston,
the broad Churchmen's candidate, as
Bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
Tho Discount Rate Raised.

LONDON, (Cablegram.)-The Bank of
England has raised its discount rate to
3 per cent from 81.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12

wounded Andy Greer. Il 3 E(gl
that Blalock outraged the wifS Of Fhiio
ehard and was fleeing from Justice.
Pritchard followed him Co. Elk Park.
and went in pursuit. When tho officers
camc up Blslock shot and hit Greer M
tho right side Of the stomach. Bialock
denies the shooting. He was lodged in
Jail.
A young man who lives in Ashe county
courted sgirl and after time she agreed
to marry him. He went to magistrate
and procured the license and went back
and to his sorrow his intended had died.
He then made love to her younger sister
and she consented to take him for good
or bad; so he went back to the mag
istrate and claimed to him that ho was
mistaken in the name, and had the
license changed and no~ they are man
and wife.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-12
VOL. vxxL-NEW SERIES.



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