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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-11
THE POLICE Court.
4 Negro Preachers Veracity Against that
of y Policeman


81 Policeman
An East-End riot occupied the atten-
ton Of the Mogul yesterday morning
II seems that on Wednesday morning Po-
liceman w. II. Baker arrested a c0lored
boy named Charles II. Bevel for attempt
ing 10 strike ". l.. Wood with q rock.
Mary Norment a duslIy maid, came
20 the rescue Of Charles and called upon
the negroes standing around 20 take me
prisoner from the officer. In the excite
men, that followed the boy was roughly
handled. and Nj Baker seized the op-
streperous negro woman. thereby fright
eulng off the mob ~ WOuld-bp rescuerS.
The boy was gotten into the patrol
wagon. and the woman who had raised
the disturbance was also taken In by the
officers when the two prisoners appear
cd before Justice Crulchne.d a coiored
preacher named Payne and several others
took the witncss-staud against the po-
Hceman. upon whom they lald the re-
sponsIbiity Of the trouble, charging MN
with ill-treating the prisoners. Other
witnesses. however. testified that the Wo-
man had been very disorderly. had shaken
her nst a. the officer and endeaVored
10 inciie the mob OF negroes To take his
prisoner from him.
The Justice. consi7'~'~r that the boy
had been punished sufficiently. fined him
$3.50 and al the same time RENTED the
fne The woman be- sent ON % rhe Hust-
ines Court for interfering with Ail. Baker
while .n the discharge " his duty. Sine
was hailod in the sum Of Slm for her
appearance before the jury. The officer
has summoned Superintendent WILDER and
several other witnesses 20 the affair by
whom he expects to prove false the testi-
morv OF Payne and other witnesses.
John r.. Archer Ccoioreb was fined s.
for unlawfuuy ana cruelty killing cat
on the street.
w 4. Smith was before the court on
the charge ofste3ling n Tot Of lumber
from Ruehrmuud & HUNT smith was
under the influence OF liquor when the
case was called. and attempted 10 de-
liver a speech. The JUICE fined him s.
for appearing in court drunk and locked
him mp until this morning, when the case
Will Doe called aglin.
Joe Smith c0.0rod. charged with tres-
passing on the premises OF John %. Lewis
and creating a disturbance Fined $3.50
and costs.
Robert Blackburn was fined $3.50 and
costs for throwing rocks at William
Smith on the street.
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ajnS0ric Matters.

The Masonic Home Ladies' Auxiliary
Aesociation have decided TO have an eX-
crrsion 10 the Masonic Home on Thurs
dsv Tune Hst. They viii leave Rlch-
r,ond al 3 =. NJ and return about II
p. NJ. Music. refreshments. etc, VIII De
nrovldad. and the gathering promises 70
be very pleasant affair at very mod
crate cost. This excursion will give an
onnortuDity TO all persons who are IN
terested to see the new building which
Is being erected.
Metropolitan Lodge. No. II. A. f. ana
NJ held its regular meeting at the
Temple last evening and transacted rou-
tine business. -,
Dove Lodge. No. 81, A. F. and A. NJ
will have a stated communication at the
Masonic Temple this evening at O'Clock.
There Will be work in the Third degree
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Appropriate services will be held this
evening at p. NJ. at Emmanuel church'
Henrico county. over the remains OF TWO
Confederate soldiers who were killed IN
the battle Of the yellow Tavern, on the
nth Of May, thirty years ago. Their bo-
dies. which were originally buried on the
battlefield, will to-day be placed at rest
in the Confederate section Of the En-
manuel church-yard.
All members of the memorial associa-
tions and others who are interested are
invited 10 attend.
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While Mr.. T. J. Rchey. Of Altoona, Aio.,
Na n ~, I'm gith cholera morbus. lie
csiied at drug store ,,e 70 Bet e some medi,
enc an collie. Cholera and Diar-
Chaino Z, MY 40 highly he concluded 10
ID. NeT The result was immediate re-
Ref ana Few dor b eggsf d sm ilenPa aad
~. IL - n''"I III never fails. For sale
notnins e'ss Minor Drug Company. +. N.
e BY UMfns = p. Reeves & Co.. and W. q.
I.oras,,onn. druggists.
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A Contrast.

Everything was very quiet az the Capt.
,oI Yesterday, all the offices being closed
and even the ice which Is left at the
renth-street entrance TO the square every
morning was allowed 10 melt away uhder
~ to,r,d RAYS OF mondays sun. At
~ same fine the ladies Of the City Mis-
10, yyere in want Of Ice for distribution
a arnnng the sick and poor Of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-11

rho Richmond COLLEGE baseball team
-, ,,,,, tbe Randolph-Macon team at
NJ Park saturday afternoon at
va o,ciock. These teams have been rivals
sor many years. and a sood game is ex-
peeted.
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Dress Goods.

A lot OF fine ALL-wOOL IMPORT,
nh DRESS GOODS In the newest ana
popular woolens. full dress lengths IA
most OF them. popular lengths Tor
skirts. waists. or chlld's sult IN any
OF them ,,.tt.,
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sweeping whlrlwind StoneUal Jackson
once more. spreading his wirts g. breast
the storm-ciOud OF war challenging the
admiration Of the world with his glorious
military maneuvres." tAppiauae)
Inc speaker paid a snleudi1 tribute 20
j. T.. y. Stuart, whom he referred TO as
the "plumed war hero" Beauregard.
Johnson. Hin. and other leaders. and then
spoke In the loftiest terms Of the I'M
known privates. the hoary-haired veteran.
and the boy with his mothers kiss yet
fresh on his forehead, and spoke az some
length Of the strong stand they took and
the wonderful record they made against
powerful foe. nagnihcently equipped.
ably commanded. and supplied with all
the appliances Of war. MANY time.
said he. "the setting sun cast it's ritys
upon their victorious banners. and south
ern generalship and southern soldiery
passed into the pages OF history never 10
be questioned again I'm the annals OF
time
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Won MFRcFNARY Tnoors.

Not marcenary troops. said he. were
they who followed their leaders through
battle after battle, winning victory after
victory, through the bloody tracks of
war for four years, hungry. starving,
facing the pestilence Of swamps and the
ravages of camps-all FOR duty. the grand
est word I'm the language. Their leaders
were GCd-fearing men who constantly
prayed TO the Creator to help them Tn
times Of trial
Dr. Fair pictured in graphic language
the struggle around Peters burg. referred
I'm eloquent words 10 the surrender at
Appomattox. and said that when General
Lee counseled the young men OF the
country 10 love the flag that had con-
duered them he was greater than ever
before. The speaker smile likenlng the
Striking Of the Army OF NCrtnern virginia
TO the gradual bursting or n summer
afternoon cloud was graceful and inn
pieseIva The former enemies Of this fair
Southland said he. would honor our peo-
plc all the more for cherishing the men,
DRY Of their brave soldiers.
In closing. he referred TO the voice or
the brilliant pageant OF the past con
tiuuallv calling for peace. friendship. re-
Cancellation. Forgive ana forget said
me-. "and let Us barry all our differences
Of the past forever. and be united once
mere as friends brothers. extending the
hand 1T pcacc. reconciliation. and fratcr-
nal union 10 all quarters or our lana,
with this motto ringing from our lips:
our country. our Whole country anu
nothing but our country
At the close Of Or. Fairs speech Colonel
Archer presented him with beautiful
boouet Of flowers from the ladies Of the
The band then struck mp pixie" amid
u grand. united shout ana Rev. Dr. Hun
ter then dismissed the gathering with the
bcnedictiOn.
on the green lawn 10 the right Of the
stand detachment Of HowitZers fired a
salute Of thirteen guns In honor Of the
dead soldiers. and the infantry fired sew
eral vOlleys
soon the beautiful cemetery was again
all quiet and
90 The light was neither nights nor days,
But one which. life-like, had beauty
i'm IFS doubt
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HAMBURG INSERTiNGS in a va
rietv of STYLES. sold because the edge
To match IL all gone original price
20 and 20c a yard
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Wool ChallieS.

FINE WOOL CHALLtT' -
best domestic goods made. cream
ground with small colored hgures'
worth zoe. a yard
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Special Friday Price istc.
LaceS.

BLACK ALL~SfLK POINT DIRE
LAND LACES. 21-2 to 4 inches wide,
original price 60. 50. 80. and 20. yard'
all in one lot
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Special Friday Price Toe.
Friday One.Third the Former Price

one lot short lengths In WHIT
LACES and EMBROlDERlES-
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3i-irch JAPANESE SILKS, WHITE
e,ound with small dots I'm black. navy,
light blue. pink. and red, actually
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-11
Friday Price 35c,
Friday Price DC.

lot LADIES WHITE CHEMG-
Settles. in size II only; original price
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"NIv country. it's Of thee.
sweet land OF liberty,

of,er which Colonel Archer, on behaF
- H. aides lakewood Memorial Assc-
ciation. introduced Or. Fair as the Via'ol
of the occasion, In q brleI sp,rcn, ~,
which he referred 10 the uIsul pa9sp
co,raoe and self-sacTihce OF the SCUM
C,roiino troops. who came 10 the Old
Douinion 10 share the suneIinsS anu
trioIe with the Army Of Northern VII
oinia and spoke Of Dr. Fair as me son
Of one of South Carolina $ noDle clllLeis;
whose family was so worthlly IepIeSeil'eu
in the great struggle ,.,,,.,. o,a I'm
..assive address. fun Of tender references
aabounding In vivid memories auq Hlauo
%oouttful by graphic pictures. MS VII
-. 60 the DriVate soldiers VINO poultu
put' +,,oir tfe's blood I'm the faithful per
gor,oance OF their difficult and arduous
~ si.ins as we'll as TO the grand ana uu-
uussaueled careers OF those commanutI
rho led their men in the tmck on w
IIaA ,ba1o through the perils arising from
sY ~, idcs was eloquent and loity' apptf-
~ ~, 10 The svmpathy of his hearers an"
ringing tears 20 many an eye
lie AID JACKSON
Io blinded TO the voice Of love ana
,.atsrn from each Of the HiHtfth 'hy4,
heI.S ssnnidiers. and said that this voice iell
sand spioi oars nf each one present calling
upo o,, mon, not 10 forget the names ana
up sc,taces OF those who had tousnt 70
ICY for their country. These sraNes
e 9rownd us" said he speak 70 US N w a
language which we know gae epa o ,2Ts floral
come mon the mounds because we love
or ,he oenoory of those who sleep BENEATH
me Tte,a man can never oblterate that memory;
and nd even in those days or rush iihr , SiS
an ,., ,ya are horne back 10 I've over VIII VII
n iss ,,mrs s veterans the brave days
of old rlsos from his
statiesque repose and stan n,ass OJ nature %
in all his grand anu zeal as the white
pure Sise,e 9nA marble that enshrines bis face
sn end stands before US again IKE o as as
noa of old. veritablc MARI eUu u I,Le a.,
From the valley seems " @''
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Special Friday Price Zoe. Yard.
Chemisettes.

lot LADIES CHEMtsETTEs. with
cuffs 10 match, white with pink aud
blue runle sizes y IL and -, original
nrlce DO
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Special Price soc.
Friday rrice 37Ie.

SILK GINGHAMS In choice Inc
of p0pular colorngs, regular price yoc'
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sale Price sc. Yard.

INDIGO PRINTS. in hin dots and
small gold effects. worth Sl-Sc'
ward
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Silks.
Fri az Price 15c.

PLAIN CHINA and PLAIN .SuRAh
SILK. in corn. light blue, pink' ana
vnllnm. former nrlce BE. yaIu-
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s.vurDAy HALF HOLIDAY.

Under the head Of new business Mr..
John munce prefaced by a most in
teresting statement Of his experience ana
Views iH regard 10 the matter, sub
mitted the following. which. upon motion
" Mr. Christian. seconded by Mr. var
hroueh, was referred 10 the Committees
on Commerce and Commercial UsaSes and
on Manufactures
Whereas Saturday half-holiday has
been tried in other communities and
found 70 be conducive 10 the moral and
physical well-beiDg Of all classes the
directors Of the Chamber OF Commerce
recommend 10 the merchants and manu-
lecturers and other employers Of labor
IN Richmond the more general adoption
of Saturday haif-hoiday. and also
The payment OF wages on some other
day than Safu-Asy, believing same viii
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Ladies' Suits.
Friday Price IS.

2 LADIES' NAVY BLUE SERGE
ETON SUITS. sizes 80 and 80. regular
,,riee Slg--
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Special Friday Price &c. Yard.
Special FRIDAY Price 6tc.

CRINKLE GINGHAMS, I'm good
STYLES and colorings, actually worth
TO a I'd
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The Prices Are For
Friday Only.
Dress Ginghams

as fine as Toile du Nord. that is known
everywhere as the best II lie. Cling
ham made
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Ribbons.

lot Of short lengths in RIBBONS.
81 10 I yards in piece, all styles
and cOlOTs-
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Gloves.
Friday Price 81.

LADIES' 4-BUTTON SUEDE KID
GLOVES. the famous Perrin make
gray and tan. sizes 2 IL. IL. bl-2.
ga regular price 81 30
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Friday Price 75c.
FRIDAY Price l5c.

LADIES' SILK GLOVES. all and
7 IL. and all in shade Of tan; original
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Managers Of Election.

Coicram.-Giles Kirby, J. II. Sumner, j.
T. Spiders.
GibJes Bor.-M. Is. Lee, Sam Lawson,
Henry Crow.
Cross Keys. s.--R. J. Betsill, c. b. Bobo, E.
II. Ray.
Goshen HW.--G y. Hughcy, s. b. Sims,
G. j. Lee.
Fish Dam.--Jno. McGowan, W. III. Jeter,
=. II. Jcter.
Sdn'uc.-J. w. James, {. W. Austell, a..
W. Gilmore.
Union.-S. s. Stokes, T. r. Foster, Gil.
more Greer.
Keiton.-H. s. Porter, X. N. Gallmap, j..
W. Smith.
Uughes' Bor.-I. S. Ivcy, Ashmore Van
derford, u. Il. Bailey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Estes, Alfred Da-
vis, g. Wash McKown.
SarrntS Boz w. i. Goudelock, G.. A..
Byars, Calvin Brown.
DrdytonUHc. Painter, Rufus
Spencer. Fielder Phillips.
Tmber RHbe.-IIcnry Tate, Sr., Manassas
Tate, Eliza Tate.
Gldndyburg MWS.-C. T. Mabry, John
Pridmore, W. f NJ. Kirpy.
Neutrality-suspicious. White, Ike Giult ;
+. =. O'Shiclds.
J. w. GREGoRY, G. ii. PEAKE,
Sec'y. Go. Chm.
Aug. 1O-32-2t
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

l hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of County Supervisor for Union
County; subject to the decision of the pri-
mary election. w. NJ. GALLMAN. \
hereby announce myself candidate for
County Supervisor; subject to the decision
of the primary election. T. j. ESTES. n
l respectfully announce myself q candi.
date for the office of County Supervisor for
Union County; subject to the decision of the
primary election.
T. J. BETENDAUGu. X
The undersigned, recognizing the true
worth and faithful services Of |. NJ. Mobley
in the office of County Commissioners, de-
sire to present his name as candidate for
Supervisor Of Roads subject to the decision
of the primary election.
MANY VOTERS. X
i hereby announce myself as n candidate
for the office Of County Supervisor, for
Union County; subject to the voters of said
county at the next primary election.
Respectfully,
j. b, T. SCoTT.
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Mortgage Sale.

DY virtue Of 4 certain mortgage deed eI-
- ccuted Ly James l.. Belue TO H. l..
Goss and William Munro, dated Nov. l8,
1892, and recorded in the office of the Reg
lister Of Mesne Conveyance for Union county,
In Book Of Mortgages VI. ~, page 2il, will
sell by public auction to The highest bidder,
for cash, on the first Monday in September
next, within the legal hours of Sheriff sales,
OF Union Court House, the Ian Is embraced
in said mortgage, to-wit:
Three hundred and twenty (}2O) acres,
more or less, situate about four on five miles
TO the NorthwarI of Union Court House,
and bounded by lands o: Feb Miller. II. H..
Bclue, Giles Smith, Newell Smith. -- Sar-
tor Daniel Robinson, I. J. IL. Smith and
the homestead tract of Mrs. Beluc, and be-
ing all that part of the lands formerly Of
John Il. Belue, deceased, known "a the
Forbes tract and the Howard tract not in
cluded in said homestead.
WILLIAM MUNRO.
August 8, 1894.
Aug, l0-32-it,
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FOR AUDITOR.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of County Auditor; subject to the
decision of the voters at the primary cleo
ton. II. II. ROBINSON. X
hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of Auditor of Union County: sub
ject to the decision of the primary election
W. W. WHITE. \
| respectfully announce myself candi-
date for the office Of Auditor of Union
County: subject to the decision of the
voters at the primary election.
J. +. BAILEY. \
respectfully announce my name as a
candidate for the office of County Auditor !;
subject to the decision of the primary cleo
tion.
NAT B. MORGAN. X
hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of Auditor Of Union County sub
ject to the decision Of the Primary election.
JNO. G. FARR.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


| hereby announce myself as a candidate
for seat in the House of Representatives :;
subject to the decision of the primary
election.
GODFREY Il. FOWLER. n
The many friends of n. G. Littleiohn
recognize in him one we'll suited to represent
Union county in the Legislature lie is
man of firm convictions Of right and duty,
and a true and tried friend of reform in the
broadest sense. We therefore nominate him
as candidate for the House of Representa-
tives, subject to the decision of the primary
election. REroRMERs.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for seat in the House of Representatives
from Union County; subject to the decision
of the approaching primary election.
JAMES S. WEIGH.
/ hereby announce myself candidate for
seat in the Legislature, subject to the de-
cision of the primary election.
J. W. GREGORY n
To the voters of Union County IL am
candidate for the Legislature. Subject to
the primary election. C. Orrs. n
am candidate for the Legislature, sub
ject to the primary.
Nj. X. MACoMsoN. \
hereby announce myself a candidate for
u seat in the next Legislature subject to
the decision of the primary election.
j. NJ. CARTER \
The friends of Mr.. James T. Moorhead,
knowing him worthy and competent, respect
fully announce him as candidate for the
House of Representatives from Union Coun-
ty, in the next Legislature, subject to the
decision of the approaching primary.
VOTERS X
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SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION

/ hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of Supervisor of Registration for
Union County. Subject to the decision Of
the primary election. J. B. LANCASTER. y
Notwithstanding my term of oftice will
not expire until March, 1896, rs q new ap-
pointment will have to be made by the
Governor to be elected at the general cleo
tion of this year, think it proper that /
should thus early announce myself as "a
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
Supervisor of Registration for Union county.
Subject to the decision of the primary elec-
ton I. J. II SMITH. :
AT the solicitation of many friends hero
by announce myself q candidate for the
Office OF Supervisor of Registration; subject
to tho decision of the ensuing primary
election. j. o. TATE. X
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OIL
DNIOD
IHF
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Campaign Meetings.

As arranged by the Democratic Executive Committee
Bogansville, Rice's Bridge, August IA.
Cross Keys, August 10.
Goshen Hill Black Rock, August 1G.
Fish Dam, Carlisle, August II.
Santuc, August l8.
Pinckncy. Hughes, August 20.
Pinckney, kelton, August 2l.
Gowdeysville, Ovens Ford, August 22
Draytonville. Timber Ridge, August %.
Joncsvillc, August 2t.
Union, August 2j.
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FOR TREASUIsER.

/ hereby announce myself n candidate for
the office Of Treasurer OF Union County !;
subject TO the decision of the primary cleo
ton. j. {. EDWARDS. y
hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of Treasurer of Union county.
Subject to the decision Of the Primary
election.
W. 7. JETRR. y
hereby respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office Of Treasurer OF
Union county, subject to the decision Of the
people OF the primary election.
}. ID. GOING.
AT the solicitation of many citizens
throughout the county, | have decided to
become n candidate for the office Of Treas
urcr of Union County, subject to the decis-
ion Of the primary election.
J. Ii. BARTLES. y
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE,

am candidate for the office of Judge of
Probate, will abide by the result OF the
primary election. JAMES NJ. GEE
respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for The Office of Probate Judge of Union
County; subject to the decision of the
primary election. G. c. SARToR.
am q candidate for Probate Judge.
Will abide by the result Of the primary
election. Respectfully,
JNO. =. GAGE. \
respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for the office of Probate Judge of Union
County; subject to the decision of the
Primary Election. j. NJ. GREER.
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VOY pay fact goes
i United States dollar BAILEY g.
MURPHYS. Everybody Union County this That
Union aud
na Come will hurhng
for BAILEY MURPHY aud shant be arrested, either.
Do you Hammock Nothing evenings
Mosquitoes sing probe
hearts best blood? Buy Mosquito Nets
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MATTINGS, CHI
NFSE AND JAPANESE
LOVELY LINE OF TOILET CHAMBER
SETS.
WAY SEE OURS AND GET PRICES YOU BUY 1T
WILL CERTAINLY PAY YOU.
Call and Bed Room suits they boaues
b kind have line of these that can't exceed Do
have that beats tho world for Soc Every house Union should
have fact we have everything need furnish house.
Moudngs arrived frame pictures Some bargains
Rocker should have by all only $780, bring $3.50 everywhere
Remember have COFFINS AND CASKETS too,
We to please and Respectfully
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

hereby announce myself candidate for
the office of School Commissioner of Union
County; subject to the decision of the
primary election.
NJ. L. LEMASTER.
l announce myself a candidate for the
office of School Commissioner Of Union coun-
ty, subject to the decision of the primary
election. D.B. FAINT. "
The friends Of j. A. Chambers apprecat-
ing his satisfactory services as County
Commissioner, and knowing his fitness for
The office, hereby announce him a candidate
for School Commissioner of Union County.
subject to the decision of the Primary
election. FRIENDS. n
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CANDIDATES.
FOR THE SENATE.

l respectfully announce myself as a can
didate for the State Senate; subject to the
decision of the Primary election.
j. l.. WALKER. n
Approaching the importance of being re.
presented in the State Senate by a success
full and truly representative Farmer; one
who is not only in full sympathy with us in
all our demands for the bettcrmcnt Of our
condition, but whose ability and high char
acter will confer honor upon our calling aud
exercise potent inhuense for our benefit in
the legislature of our State, we hereby nom-
nate Capt. Jas. 7. Douglass as our candi.
date to represent us in the Senate subject
to the decision of the primary election.
FARMERS. x