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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-11-24

ANDERsoNIAss AsroNIsHED. - Anderson.
.. C.. Nov. 28.-Anderson has been crowded
today, the attraction being the promise of
DIR. Leo, travelling medicine man, to make
cripple from rheumatism walk without
help. The man selected was n factory en-
ploye, who had not walked for over three
months. Several local physicians examined
him, and pronounced the case infiammatorv
rheumatism. After q vigorous applioa,ion
of some 'Indian" medicine, the man walked
with ease, only limping slightly. The stand
was surrounded by perhaps, 1000 people.
who raised cheer sfier cheer as the cripple
walked up and down the stand.-Stais.
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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 Alternatives
containing nothing which permits its use as
beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as
tne pest and purest medicine for all ailments
OF stomach, Liver or Kidneys. II will cure
DICK headache' Indigestion, Constipation,
anu urVe Malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle or tho
money will be refunded Price only Soc.
per bottle Sold by b. F. Posey.
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Personals.

Miss Susie Scofeld went to Augusta last
Tuesday, 10 visit friends and relatives
during the Exposition.
A number of young men OF this town
will leave for the Augusta Exposition TO-
morrow and next day.
MIR, II. G. Smith and family will leave
for Texas next week, We are truly sorry
to lose such good citizens and sincerely hope
their move will prove both profitable and
pleasant to them.
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IN GREAT NEED.

l 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
debtedness. II. Nj. STOKES.
And don't forget that every subscriber
pay ing one year in advance, and every old
subscriber paying all arreages and one year
in advance, will get either "The Farmers
Guide" or "Womankind," family paper,
one year free.
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Ba~ Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the very usually
corr ect weather prophet, Of ST. Louis, pre-
diets that this will be the severest winter we
have had for years. We begin to shiver at
the prospect of being out of wood and out
of money to buy any.
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TRAGIC DEATH OF LAuRENs LADY,
Ithica, N. Y, Nov. ID. 8. Merriam,
IN instructor in Cornell University. end Miss
Nj. L. Yesrgip, q student, went out rowing
on Cayuga Lake yesterday afternoon, End
today their boat was found overturned in tho
lake, Nothing has been seen or heard OF
them UP to 4 o clock tonight. and they yeHa1
evidently drowned by the overturnin
boat.
They hired a boat yesterda
3 O. clock II vas very ca
wind blowing on the lake.
told them to keep along
the lake, as It would he da
This they did not do, aud II -
them their lives.
The lady has been studying at CorneAU
two years. Her homo Is in Laurens county
s. C..
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ADMIRAL MELLo PRoCLAIMs A MONARCHY

ADMIRAL MELLo PRoCLAIMs A MONARCHY
IN BRAzL.-London, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch
received at the Spanish foreign office at
Madrid says that Admiral Mello has pro-
claimed Prince Pedro Emperor of Brazil,
and not President of Brazil. as at first an
nounced. Prince Pedro is Dom Pedros
grandson.
Princess Isabella who has burning
desire TO reign, was thrown into a rage by
the announcement in this mornings news
papers that Mello had proclaimed her son
Emperor. She declared that her own rights
had been igno ed.
There is no longer any doubt that much
OF Mello's money comes from the monar-
chist committee in Paris, who have done all
n their power to aid Mcllo. Count d. Eu
and the Princess Isabella, however, have
been kept ignorant Of the committees works
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BILL NYEs IDEAL OF MEANNEss A man
may use wart on the back of his neck for
collar button; ride on the back coach of q
railroad train TO save the interest on his
money till Tile conductor comes around; stop
mis- watch nights to save the wear and tear;
leave his "i' or "t' without n dot or cross
TO save ink; pasture his mothers grave to
gave corn; tut man Of this kind is gentle
Iaad scholar compared TO fellow who
take newspaper two or three years,
nd when asked to pay for it. puts il in the
|fice, and has it marked refused
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BaSn A beautiful free fight occurred
last Monday on the Spartanburg side of the
Greenville and Spartanburg line, between
two dispensary officers and the owners of n
North Carolina whiskey wagon, in which
Paris, one of the owners of the wagon, was
killed, and Fisher, one of the officers, was
shot through the breast.
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Btg" Our esteemed friend, Mr.. Jacob
Rice is putting second story to his dwell
ling and remodeling the whole building,
giving it very pretty appearance, and
more in the present style of architecture.
He was un fortunate last Tuesday in hay
ing The roof off during the rain that day.
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To the Baptist s. 8. Committee.

The committee on programme for the Bap-
tist Sunday School Convention will please
arrange the programme, as it was not re-
ported at the last meeting, and send it to
me, at Union by December 1st, as this is
necessary in order that it may be announced
in due time for the meeting in December.
L. w. JETER, Secy.
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has appointed the following delegates from
South Carolina to attend the Farmers Con-
gress to be held in Savannah on ths 18th Of
December
At large-w. D. Evans and j. William
Stokes.
First District-E. r. Walter.
Second District-R. B. Watson.
Third District. s. Newman.
Fourth District-J. d. NJ. Shaw.
Fifth District-T. ]. Cunningham.
Sixth District. s. Cantey.
Seventh District-H. r. Thomas.
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GUARANTEED CuRE.-We authorize our ad-
vertised druggist to sell DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, upon this condition. ii you arc
afflicted with Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this
remedy as directed, giving It q 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. 1t never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at B. F. Posey's Drug Store.
Large size SOC. and 81 90.
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BaS" The Spanish Consul at Baltimore,
Senor Carlos Diaz, committed suicide by
jumping from q window in the fourth story
of his dwelling in that city early last Friday
asleep in an adjoining room.
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Bas" The Legislature will meet next
Monday afternoon. We are told that the
message of Governor Tillman will be the
longest essage ever sent to any Legislature
in this State.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The P. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 9 A. NJ. to T. NJ.
Mail going East will close promptly at
1910 p. NJ; going West l P. M.
The mail will be taken from the street box
each day at 12.40 P. NJ.
Any inattention or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the P. Nj.
II. w. HARRIS, =. NJ.
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1asH The State, through its attorney, has
withdrawn its suit before the U. s. Court to
prevent the South Carolina railway from
bringing other than dispensary whiskey into
the State.
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ESg" Every dispensary case sent by
the Solicitors to the Grand Juries of Green
Vile, Laurens, and Charleston, have beer
80 Sssy '..~%. = ',.'f"."..- ~ """'"""" '""'
the bridge over Euoree river at Jones
Ford is completed and the County Commits
sioners will meet there on the 25th inst.
10 receive it.
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BucKLEY's ARN1cA SALvE.-The bes,
Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorest-
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
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 refuBd
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale y =
B. F. Posey.
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c&% we Suppy

ssS@ We suggest that at II o'clock noon
~ ----.o--5 -----a'-I~ ~~"rl" Ntfn~ nravar
tion of the couStry. the peace and prosperity
Of the people in general.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Postofhce at Union, for
theIweek ending November Oath, 1898.
Miss Addie Dawkins Rev F. NJ Lowery
Prof. o C Hamilton II Witherspoon
Eliza Sharp. -
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
r. w. HARRIS. p. NJ.
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Aht,cel Notice IL
| MUST HAVE MONEY.

HAVE, at great Inconvenience to myself.
l. withheld from asking those who owe
me for money until there would be q rise in
cotton and better times, but the lane is too
short, have come TO the turn, and will
have to Insist upon immediate aud prompt
settlement of accounts and notes now due.
T. f. BAILEY.
Nov. 24-47-tf
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Cotton Market,

Cotton Market.
Low grades 6 O. Ct.
Middling cotton Z a. u.
Good middling 7.3O
Market strong, with upward tendency.
Sales for the week, 207 tales.
Cotton Seed 15 cents per bushel.
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"Wide-awake money savers" who have
not already heard about our lo,0 prices this
Fall will find it to their interest to call on
us. A. II. FOSTER s. co.
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New Advertisements.
Look QUIT. E. Bailey.
Must Have Money!. e. Bailey.
What a Change New York Racket.
Notice Notice w, A. Moorhead.
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ggn Next Thursday being Thanksgiving
day, AMI a legal holiday, the stores and
banks in this town will be closed
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COuNTYO UNION.

WHERfas. r. P, Wbiteaids. 49,, .,,-e.'
w Patrick haveSp made snis ana tn i. J..
grant them Letters Of AduinisIrs,;tao 10 me to
Estate of and effects of KAAion KAAiiton p on the
deceased. - WH'on Patrick,
These are, therefoce, to cite d od,,
of the said II. Milton 9atri>,s. creditors
cour, aar 'ofy of psoSaie %S @ 70 be held
H., South Caroline, on the 4th day.v~n
cember next, after publication hereof&S De-
O clock in the forenoon, to show causet!
any they have, why the said Aduinistratit>
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this l6tf
day of November, Ammo Domini, 1898.
JANEg NJ GEE
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Dr. j. NJ. Lawson is now located in town
Can be found at his Office in Nicholson
building
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Don't fool yourself, but remember for two
weeks only Cabinet Photos at $3.50 per
dozen Mt SQUIRE'S Gallery, Union.
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EEy" Truly enjoyable parties were given
the past week by Mrs. Il. +. Arthur and Mrs
W. f. Thomson.
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New customers every day The result
of the bargains we picked up for cash
during the financial crisis iu the North.
a. Ii. FOSTER s. co.
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aay~ We merely suggest that locating the
iail stables, Just above the Jail well, is hardly
according to the best hygienic rules.
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The rush in our Shoe department for the
past two weeks is proof that the people
know where to go for good shoes.
A. II. FOSTER s. co.
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Another new lot of Millinery goods just
received, cheaper than ever before.
GRAHAM s. SPARKS
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ads" Mr.. A. P. ii. Walker lett for Mis-
souri, last Monday. lie may bring with
him on his return some fine horses for sale.
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Don't go to sleep, but follow the crowd to
"The Old Reliable if you want to save
money on Winter goods.
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Our prices for Winter goods are on I
basis with the present prices Of cotton.
A. ii. FOSTER & co.
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Meu's aud boys Hats at prices unheard
of before, ut GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Shoes Shoes Shoes ! Mt GRAHAM
& SPARKS, cheaper than the cheapest.
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Join the procession and 60 to GRAHAM
& SPARKS.
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The State of South Carolina.cc

Nov. 24-47-tf,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-04
Vincent-Ream.

A very pleasant wedding took place at the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vincent,
of Middlebury township, on Thursday even
ing at eight o'clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Edith c. Ream, of New Haven,
and Edward r. Vincent, of Mlddlebury.
The ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of oyer so guests by the Rev. Samuel
Windrem, of Burton, and while Miss Kittie
Green was playing the wedding march the
bride and groom accompanied by maid and
groomsman entered the parlor and took
their place directly under the elegant floral
bell which was suspended from the top of
the arch of ferns and flowers. The bride
was becomingly dressed i'm white silk. The
bridesmaid was Miss Nina Vincent, cousin
of the groom, and groomsman, w. j.
Brookins. ii. Whittiker was master of
ceremonies. After the ceremony and con-
gratulations the company repaired TO the
spacious dining room and partook of a
sumptuous wedding supper. The young
people have the best wishes of host of
friends for their future welfare. May their
pathway through life be ever strewn with
flowers as it was on the eventful evening by
little Miss Vincent The young people
were the recipients of some very elegant and
substantial presents. S. w.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-04
Maple River.

Mrs. Bartlett and daughter Nellie who
have been spending the past two weeks in
Rush township, returned home last week
Miss Piper, of Saginaw, who has been
the guest of Mrs. E. Il. Fuller for some
time returned to her home Monday-The
M. r.. f. G. held its regular meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Cook, Thurs
day afternoon July 27th. An interesting
program was carried out and many guests
were present-Miss Otie Cook left for
Lansing Aug. to attend the commencement
exercises at the M. A. C.-The funeral
of Mrs. Colby who was killed by the cars
at Morrice while driving out of town, was
held at the home Monday afternoon at 2
oclock-Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Ellis are
absent from home for week visiting rela-
tives and friends in Livingston county
Mrs. Mason, of California, is the guest of
Mrs. Lucy Jackson-Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Bartrem, of Owosso, spent Sunday with S.
II. Cook and family-Mrs. L. GLADDEN.
gave tea party Tuesday afternoon-Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Skinner, of Argentine, were
guests at IL. A. Ellis this week-Miss
Eta Ellis entertained q number of young
lady friends Thursday afternoon.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-04
Highest of all in Leavenng "usr-Laest u Govt Report
R!%a!I!! al! BskiHs Bs&d9s,!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Wards Words.
Throw physic to the dogs. ="

AhLOW PhyolV W luC Jugs.
There are upwards of half million df-
ferent patent medicines registered at Wash
ington, ID. g., beside over 65, 900 trade
marks on medicines. Think of that and
weep, oh! ye lovers Of vile drugs. To this
immense number there is almost daily addi-
tions which not only shows the gullibility of
the public, but it shows a corresponding in
crease of drug snipes who are willing to
venture their little all on the gullibility
aforesaid. Invariably the medicine the
most advertised is the most worthless. Has
to be cheap thing to leave any profit for a
time after paying the printer, and in fact
large sums are frequently expendO in ad-
vertising thing that finally falls flat. The
kidney cure man made mint of money on
single snide, but he finally got to tacking
other drugs onto his kite until it dropped.
Again, look at their vile advertisements.
But 1 am getting Off from what wanted
to aecentuate. First, people lDjIl take
drugs, no matter who counsels against it.
and second, they will pour down dose, the
ingredients of which they know nothing,
neither does the druggist who sells it to
them. No responsibility all along the line.
knew good woman once who looked the
picture of health and she aUds pretty well,
and didn't need drugs any more than a cast
iron darkey hitching post, and she would
buy every new medicine that she saw adver.
tised and for fear some would skip her gaze
she used to ask the druggist if there was
anything new in the patent medicine line
and she always bought, the biggest bottle
that the money would procure.
Finally it is my candid opinion aftel
years of observation that considering tn,
mischief drugs make, human life would a.
a whole be prolonged if all of them, good
bad and Indifferent were blotted from exist
ence. Surgery would be needed and care
full nursing, which includes dieting. Thi:
would let people live their allotted time anC
then allow them to shuttle off without tn,
benefit of drug Or doctor. Still tha
there are benefits to be obtained iron
proper drugs, properly administered, ther
is small doubt, but after all the origina
proposition holds good.
1.-THE time is out of joint: cursedsspite
That was ever born to set it right"
August 2, '93.
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The Institute.

TEACHERS OF SHIAwAssEE Co.:
No pains have been spared by the Dept.
of Public Instruction to give us live insti-
tute again in Owosso. The name of the
Conductor and Instructors are a guaranty
that the Institute will be success. These
gentlemen are progressive both in thought
and method, as well as "apt to teach" and
will, we are assured, make this two weeks
session of the State Teachers Institute so
valuable to the teachers of Shiawassee
county that none of us can afford to stay
away. We need to improve this opportuni-
ty for instruction and inspiration in prepar-
alton for school work of 1913 and '94.
We have often been asked about the en-
rollment fee. There is none. welcome,
come and they will do you good" is the
answer. The most successful, alert, pro-
gressive teachers of Shiawassee county viii
be here. Come and share with them the
benefits of large and enthusiastic institute.
MRS. Il. E. GOULD, Oakside School,
Local Committee,
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Probate Court.
S. W..

In the matter of Charles ID. Hunt, in
competent. Mrs. Mary NJ. Hunt appointed
guardian of said incompetent.
Estate of Samuel Keyte deceased. Final
account of Geo. w. Loring allowed.
Estate of Ezra w. Harvey deceased.
Lillian b. Harvey appointed administrators
Of said estate. Byron d. Black and Frank
l.. Convis appraisers. Henry p. Shane
and William Simonson, commissioners.
Fred Edwards, of Owosso, appointed
administrator of each Of the following
estates: Dana Runnells and Isaac Bush
nell, deceased.
Estate of Charles l.. Lockwood deceased.
Will of deceased not admitted to probate.
In the matter of Susan Dyer minor.
Guardian petitions for license to sell real
estate. Hearing Monday, Aug. 21st.
Estate of Joseph V. ID. Wyckoff deceased.
Petition for probate of will filed. Hearing
Aug. 21st.
Estate of Sarah B. Cummin, deceased.
Petition for probate of will filed. Executor
in said will named having refused to accept
trust, administrator with the will annexed
also prayed for. Hearing, Ang 9lst.
Estate of Joseph Walker deceased. John
Reynolds, executor, resigned, and petition
filed for appointment of administrator dc
bonis non with the will annexed. Hearing
Aug. 21st
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Henderson.

Mrs. Marion Brown has been very sick
for the past week but is now getting better
w. w. Will spent few days
last week at the Eaton Rapids camp meet
will have barber shop.
The new shop opens in the Snider Hotel
The NJ. G. Photograph car has been
here week. The last few days it has been
well patronized- G. Case, of Saginaw,
filled the M. e. pulpit last Sunday-Dan1
Arthur, who has for a long time been in
the employ of Detwiler 81 Son, together
with Fred Pearce, of Oakley, purchased
Detwiler's business at Oakley. The hard
ware and grain elevator at Oakley will now
be run by the firm of Arthur & Pearce-
Frank Joceln and wife, of Great Falls,
Montana, are visiting friends here and at the
Creek-v-P. IL. Peters is putting in full
line of school books and stationery. He
will be prepared to supply all in that line
at reasonable prices-John Henderson
has taken the contract of big ditch south
of Owosso-Mr. Seehloof visited Bancroft
day or two this week-Miss Jennie Pitts
is visiting friends at LaiDgsburg-A big
wedding this week, Timothy Mccarthy and
Miss Mary Rourke.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-04
Shiawassee.

Now that harvest is over you can hear
the hum of the threshlng machine in every
understand that Mr.. Pat
terson and family will move to the coal
banks in the near future-Gilbert Fulton
has returned from Ashley but reports the
huckleberry crop very poor-A load of
merry young folks passed through our town
Wednesday on their way to Antrim for
huckleberries and lots of fun-If the mill
dosen't start pretty soon we are afraid that
Mr.. Pierce will be troubled with the gout
on account of not getting exercise enough
The picnic at Carruthers grove the
latter part of last week was grand success
Mr.. Kirtland's neices returned to theiI
home at Inlay City on Saturday evening.
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Vernon.

are enjoying vacation at Topinabee-
Miss Grace Graham returned from Chicago
on Monday-Rev. Wayne has re-
turned from Canada to resume his labors
here-Rose Owen, of Denver, visited
Maggie Yerkes the first of the week.
Edith johnson left here for Grand Rapids
on Monday-Ed Hearn is clerking for
DE Hart Bros.-A donation was held in
the basement of the M. L. church on We'd
nesday evening for the benefit of Miss
Amelia Storum who on account of paralysis
has lost her speech-Miss Hattie Cronk-
hite, of Inlay City visited Miss Myrtle Mar
tin the last of the week.