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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-03-03
ALEX. MCKENZIE

Discussing Alex. Mckenzie, Franz J
Mod says:
Els 10 rieh'" I donv know He 10 nd,
Of The material that sbsorbs ,iehss !.
America. There have bssn Alsxsnds,
Moksndss In Scotch history ever zines
th"t esnay people begsn - hsvs Q histsry
This one 10 keeping NJ the record Of his clan
ne he sish'" What dsss u mattsrl he Hsss
ROB. as has lssds aud sasohss In the ID.
Aotss. nfass in Montana. timber lands ans
tovnsitss in wsshiagtoa. Hs p.sys
With bonds. snd stoeks and
mortgage and poker ships 9TH
sdssl courage, courtesy end felicity
Liks, his lov eesntrynsn, The eovsnsutsrs
Of ol44, no bellows that ths esrth and the
fullnses Thereof belongs to tho people Of
God, shd whoever heard of q sootehmsu
who failed 10 believe that the Scotch were
Gods own people.
"Is he q man Of eharaetsri" Yea, Of strong
Character leader; born TO the ROYAL
purple Of guiding, Steering, aad direct
ing his fellows. Without early sdseationsl
advantages, he numbers among bic fol.
lowers and aids graduates from oil The
great colleges Of America. If there vas a
great v.r today in vhish this eountsy
we're involved hs would b Ne leader Of ..
army corps if hs failed - become CON.
mandsr-in-ohisf.
He 10 true to bis frisnds. loyal 70 BID
cause, steadfsst IL his attaehmsuts-vfth
out examining too closely into tho sb.
straot morality Of either friends, causes o,
attachments. "Yoa can't make men over
hs says They must DO % God chooses n
make them. Then take them a. they are
uss them, help them If they love you, bur,
tAsm II they hats you, teach them by
Kindness II you san-by the rod II you
must Yos cannot sscsps from tAsir soststs
il you would until death comes. Bs b,av,
and kind, aud generous, aud faithful
never mind conscience. That viii take cor,
Of itself. Humaa snsrgy 10 for 80. Put u,
steam behind the machine aud make q
move. The Divinity thsS piassd % her,
viii care for results. CT . now On yos. A
man sslssp 70 . man in the way"
sseh 10 his philosophy. Not The highsst
possibly, bit IL isa pEensieal p~hilosopA,
born 70 our pushing and sggrpssivs life n
The Northwest.
Alex. il forty.tvo yss.s old. His sehsms,
are linitisss in number masnilosat Il
Scoops. intricate in detail. He 10 ssassssssl,
planning new worlds 70 conquer - b,
enjoys The enforced rest OF hard times
What thsy srs b never tells. He plans
looks for the means, and then proceeds :,
The sxeostion. His talent Dartakss Of III
,nsxpsetsdnsss q the syeloas. VI ssaesa
tsstsd purpose Of the blissssd. He IL asvs,
"1ovssd." Hs dos .ot pause 70 bury dsst
plsas, bss aAevssotAsas 10 attend 70 post
nortsm sshsnss, and looks for agents III
I'd 70 bring II 70 frsdton. Daring, soos.s6s
peudsoss, snssgythsss 40 ~ shasss
tesistiss.
Whsfs x1tisAlsxanoGe NsKss1es sassk,
1877 IAesstah1ov. 10 vbsss - -
sl4tkSSsaselAg &tiit - ksssd - fall.
Al. Who tnoyains.lSssres 70 this.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-03-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.

The Mandan Pioneer says when Ssnstor
Cashsl voted for Roach for U. 8. Ssnstor
last winter he announced that be had left
tho republican party-or somsthiag to
that effect, Now vesfind Q travslsr quot.
cd as stating that Mr.. Cashsl told him the
democrats had made suoh "tar mol f~ools"of
themselves that thers was No hope for the
country outside che republican ranks II
would DO IN equally proper thing for
Senator cashel TO coin some expressive
objection thst would Inform the public
What kind Of . fool he made Of hiuself
vhen he left The republican party while
representing Q constituency that elected
him 10 republican. II 10 possible that
Register Porter Of the Fargo land once,
Who 10 something Of . political phiislo9ist,
could very materially sssist him in the
coinage undertaking.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-03-03

4 woman never admits she il hungry
She says she fesls"fsint."
4 man 10 more apt than Q woman 70 60
Grassy whom be falls n love.
Give . friend = club, and he 10 very apt X
hit you over the head with It,.
It 10 awful to ses some people try u
laugh when they : not amused.
Occasionally We meet . man Who 10 d
tirsly too nice for any earthly nee.
II you are fond Of giving adv,os, become
Q dostor OF . lawyer and get paid for II.
: Ask . man vhat wages be gsts, and he
will toll you Whist he thinks he deserves.
Love 10 that which makes . man happy
. day or two and miserable the rest Of biz
life.
The people pity . wife Who 10 being do
esivsd; they dsspiss Q husband Who allows
himself 70 be dupsd.-Atoh,son Globe.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-03-03
THE MEkMA1ua.

THE MERMAIDA.
Late at even came the mermaids
Borne upon the rising tide.
Through the conf translecent waters,
From che depths Of oceNn wide.
Cold half soft a. trailing mo,ses,
That incoming tides bedew,
Dlne eyes calm as Seas IN snmmsf,
Sl;in that steals from shells lie hue.
And the voice we hear AZ even,
Laughing sweet along the shore,
And We listen bHeathless, fearing
We may hear Il nevermore.
Kate Gary Richardson In N. Y. Gun.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE OF BEGINNING OF TINE OF
y sttatioE.-NOtic. a hereby given
ol line and p'es for the registration Of
tho names Of III qualified electors In olee.
ton diN lot NJ. s. ~ th0 couuty oi Lewis
aud Clarke, state OF Montoua, prior TO the
gene Al election tu be held on Tuesday the
sixth daY ~ NovNmbe'. 1894. for tho said
county Of LOWS and Clnrke will begin at
ton o clock =. N. on tho ninth day of OoLo-
ber 1894
lLe registering agent will bs At the FOL.
lowing soiucti or votinR places embraced
IN said clsction district No. I, are az fol-
lows.
Rock G eek basin. ptsouot No. 39-at
Mrs Mamie Haas house twill be home
oAice) on Octo5tr 8, 10. IL.
AZ CGrte-Ev .llo Teoluct No. 3}-at KisBel-
paugh's on OctobeT II. IL. II
AZ Mitchell, 'scinet No 32-At Mitch
ella ON OetsbSt IT,. H. X.
A. CrBig, precinct No. 3i-At Hierch's
hotel on October 10, 20.
Al homo oiR;O on October -, ., "a, 20,
26 u ~, 80.
hsRislTa'loH hourS ten o'o'oek O. IN. On
I'll ten o'o'o,k p IN
JosrrH Is. HuIr, Registry agent.
Wolf Cfesk, Mouk, Oct 4. lS9i
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

CHERIFF's sALE-MARY Il. BUTLER,
y plaintiff, Va. Geo ge W. Baldwin, Oh al,
defendants.
Urdor aud by virtue of an order OF sale
aud dseree OF forSclorurs and sale issued
out Of the district court Fire, Judicial dis
tricI Of the state OF Montana, IN and for
tho county of Lewis and Clarke, on the ith
day OF October. A. ID. 1894, In the above
entitled action, wherein May X. Butler,
tho above named plaintiff obtained n iudg-
ment and decree o. foreclosure and sals
agAinut George w. Baldwin. et al, de-
fsndnuts. on the 3ri daV Of October. A. ID.
1884. for the sum Of 81, 1872 GO beai les inter
eat, costs and httor1egs foes. which said
dee'ss was OF the 3Fi daY of October, A.
d. 1894, recorded IN Judgment book No -
Of said court, At pNg5 - Am commanded
10 sell all tboss cetnin lots. pieces or "a =
cells Of land, situale, lying and being in ths
county OF Lewis md Clarke. state of Mon
tnnu. aud bounded aul described as fol-
love, to-Nit;
Lot NUMBERED i7o t5l .nd the weat one-
half tt,J OF los numbered siI (6l IN block
numbered tlfty t50l of the L1noI addition
90 the Civ of Helena, sihto OF Montana.
sAid parcel Of land having frontage on
Winnie avenue Of thirty-ssvsn and ono-hult
l37ltJ feet On I a depth Of one hundred md
twenty -1yS C2hJ feet 10 an alley, according
10 aud aa said lots Nul block are more par.
tieulsrlT described upon the Official plat OF
said named addition now on file IN tho
manner provided by law IN tho ONCE OF the
county clerk and recorder OF the county Of
Lewis nnd Clarke.
Together With all and angular the sens-
msnls. hsTsditamtnts and hppuilonOuocs
thOreunto belonging OF in Anywite GppSr'
tanning.
Public notIcs is hereby given, that on
Monday. The 2J.h dRY oi October, A. -.
1874 At u o'clock m, ot that dsy. ut the
front door OF ths court housr Helsn7,
Lsyig and Clarke county, honlanA, | will.
Ia obedisnos 10 gsid @ der Of sale and dec ee
OF foreoloGur, ani sale sill tho .boye DO
soribsd Property, or 90 much thereof ne
may be necessary TO sRiiHfY said Judgment
with interest AMI costs 10 the highest and
beat bidder, for cash Ia hhnd.
Given under nv hand this Oh day OF
October, A. u. 1894.
CuAHLFg ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
By FHrD u, llnss unds ShOriH.
Mcconnell. ClAIbsrg & Guan. plainiiTs 8
AltornsYP.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
NtEW tig0 10 tie 'sgistthilDa II tho
UrIBe8 n ths quaiifs electors In Eisetion
Dist iat No. 3, In tho couatY OK Lewis and
Clarke, and sta'e oi houtAnh. frl1- 10 the
gcnB'n election, 10 DO hold IN luSsdAr. tho
alt'h th7 ui November, 1904 for the said
county of Lewis AMI Clarke. will expire st
ton o clock y. NJ. IN the thlrtlsth day OF
Ootobsr. A. u. 1921.
lhe nHmfs Ut toe several urhoincta or
polling III ces emb aeed in SAID Elsetion
Dist'ioi No 3sro ~ follows PrsrInct No.
IL blIth wntd poItoifao building. No
liJ7 Helena hVsnuHi Precinct No. u. Sixth
wn d. BoIlg. ret estate sHsncr No. 1909
ttolsnN nysnus; PiseineI w. OK Coiltss
Place. Johnaon's tturo; IFtciaot No. %
NilioJ Waffsn'i SslaOD Bouse
PE1EH tAMEHpN HsaEry Agent,
Election District No. g. Lapls and Clarke
county Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

hROPO-ALs - SEALED PROPOSAL :
all ts received at the ofice ol tha I'M
do, signed until ~ M, Oct, ~. 1885,, for
grading &. 900 liusNr feet oi county road In
Prlokly Pear canyon eoooriiag TO spsoihea.
tions ou Gls Ia this oiii1s. This wo il
located on the east siio OF the Montana
CsnirEl railroad, bsFisnlng at foot OF hill.
above the wAtor station, md about five
miles above Wolf G. eek railroad station,
thence houthefly along foot OF hills 10 tho
old Tond at foot of atsSp hill usRfy op o.
site the itst railroad bridge above tho wa
TOR station. 1bs road bed will be fousisen
feet Wide.
Approx imats estimates 40 follows 4 600
cubic yarIa earth sG .AVatlon, l2J cubic
"a de stats NJ solii rock excavation ami
four open timber cu'vsrts aboui BY feet
sRoh.
Fu thor information can be has from ths
county VA ysy0r who Gill bn on tho pronnd
from Ito 2lih 10 tho 2Jih Of heUtomhof and
tLo WORK viii be done TO Lis satisfaction
and acceptance.
By order Of tbs board.
!. 3. TooEEH. Clerk.
Dated Helena, b,uL ~. 1891.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
Great Northern Railway
ST. PAUL, MlNN.
ST. PAUL, MINN.

Tie General TNssgugor OGico Of the Great
Northern Railway will bo uloAs,l to forward 10
applicants anv or AL of tho publications nhmed
below, ON receipt Of tho amount II postNge
named after each. II sh- i b, understood
that tseso books maps AMI pamphlets wore pro.
Fared At considerable coat aud ara worth in
oAeh case many timoa the postage They will
prove Of much interest 10 persona who eon,cm-
plato trip to any part OF ths northwest, or who
desire tho information ali Intelligent people
should po,'eis oonoorntnE vast tesourcoiuL
important And growing part OF tho United
6tAtss Several OF those publications. hAya bcel
supplied in quantitios to public schools Al tho
request OF sapetintendonta and toArhlra ON 40
count Of tho instructive and usoful information
they contain,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
A Milton RrisndA

A friend in need Is friend indeed, and
no. less than cne million people have found
iust such a friend In D.. Kings New Dis
oovery for consumption. coughs and colds.
fyou have never ussd this great cough
medicine, one trial will convince you that
IL has wonderful cutstlve powers in all
diseases Of the throat chest and lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed TO do all that il
claimed. or money refunded, Trial bottl,
free. Large bottles 30 cents and 81. Par
cheu-D' 'Aehsul Drag Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
An old folder Mad. Hnppr.

Daring my tenn Of service in the army
! contracted chronic disrrhDi." says A. f.
bending, Of HAlaOy, Ore. "Sines then !
have ussl great amountof medicine, but
when | found any that would give ms re-
lief they won d iujuie my stomach, until
Chambs laia's Coic. Cholera and Dlar-
rL9a Remedy WAS brought to nv notice. l
used IT, and will say 10 s che only remedy
that gave me permanent relisf, and no bad
results follow. For sale by ell druggists.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
Hood. ssrSaparills as preventative of
grip has had great success Try IL now.
Corn and wh.., show up Better.

WASHINGTON, Ost 1.-THE October re-
turns TO tho s,atis,lelsn OF the department
of agriculture make the general condition
OF corn as no, materially different from
that of last month, 10 being 64,2 aRains,
634 In September. a gain OF eisht-tssths Of
one point In most of the southern states
she condition Of corn has fallen since the
last repo !, but In some OF the western
states there have been slight gains in the
condition. The returns OF yield psr acre
Of wheat indicate a production Of about
1871 bushels. being Is bushels greater than
last October.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

BupL pKsrH. Oct. i0.-Connt Hermann
Zichy. q member OF the lover house of the
Hungarian diet, has written q letter from
New York to his constituents saying be
has emigrAtod TO America In order TO start
q new life. The counts family denounced
him because he adopted the Unitarian
faith in order to be able 10 mary the
mother OF hiI ehildran.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

MRs. I. s. HAwKrSs Chattanooga, Tenn,
saysi ''sbilob's NlIaliz,r slysl ny lifs.'
| consider IL the best remedy for y debit.
tated system ever used" For dyspepsia.
liver or kidney trouble u eIeels. Price II
cents. For sale by Patohen D'Achsul
Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
4 DoliElttfuf Trlu

Via Salt Lake and Dsnver 10 Chicago aud
the ssst. A dip IA the zTslt salt lake or a
fsws days visit al hAnltou Springs Git-
uRted At the foot Of Pixies poak, oannoI be
equalsd on this enntinsnt.
iullmAu dinnR car route. For rates
etc, call IA the Uulon Psclha ofilcs. No, y;
North hb'n street Helena
Il. U. WuBoH,
Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
BOOK FOLDER.-Send 2 cents
for postage.

This publication contains complete slime
cards, q sorics of trala route maps, n large map
Of the country = table giving drst and second
olAss passenger rates, and froisl tariff on act
tiers goods from 81. Paul TO all points on tho
line; table showing tributary polats reaohel
by steamer or stage; through car service and
connections; Important baggage and ticket
regulations, and much interesting descriptive
matter In short. il is handy volume Of roAdy
reference for passengers about local and through
service on the Great Northern TO all parts OF tho
northwest and laoidc coast
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

CmcAao, Oct. li-Hog.- -Rsceipts 190o0
head: quality hardly 90 good; market active and
hrm prioes About SO higher. Sales SLSH5. 30 for
Light; at. .70pL % for rough packing, SS.Sl for
light ELs59t 70 for mixed; si.slgs. IS Tor heavy
packing and shipping lots; 81 t0GLpa for piss.,
tattls-Reoeipts, loo hsAj; market weak
5fllOc decline COWS, q IS02I5; Westerns, 81. 10
az 80. TexAnS 81. 25@G5Q
Sheep-kscoipt% 21,oOl head; market only
moderately aetire 5dl0o lower.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
ATLAS OF TEE NORTH
WEST.-Send Is cents for
pOct- %.

Contains complete maps of the united St,o'
Minnesota. the two Dakotss. NontAn. i-.io.
and Washington showing postolIicoa Jun, l.
1891. with svory important geographical aai
typographical feature brought down To dn'o.
ard printed in the highest siyio of tho
map makers art. Interesting descriptive
historical and statistical information appear
With each man.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

suhon' Guns ia sold on n guarantees. 10
cures ino.pient oonsumptlon. II is tho best
cough cure. OHly one cent n dose. ~ osnts,
~ eents AMI al. For sale by Pa ohsu-
DAuLsul Drug 20.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
rnld n.hnt.,,n shinn,t..

Cmc,Go, Oct 1.-THE federal grand jury
Ia investigating the charge that during tho
last three yoars rebhtos vtrs pail out by
the SRnth Fe rairohd company Va shippers
ia violation Of the iIte state law.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
MniehboG winnor

LovDoS, Oct ll.-A Newmarket 10. day
the Lothsr s,sk's wsrs won by Baron
Hilscb's Matchbox. Ross Rsv,ntbury
second, duke Of Wsitmlsitisr's Cling L-q
third. DislGucs one ails Inl fuTlanF.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
TIME TABLE.

ANWVH At BTLgsk
No, a. Atlantic kNptoas, easthouD1. t72j y. m
ho, .. INcts 1pfpas. westbsund.. sllb y. 10
No. 2. butte Local, daily .,..r ...... o.io .. n
DEPART Tnuz rELuNA,
No. 70 Atlantic IIpr,ss eastbornh. t795 p. m
No "a Goihe EIprass, wxstbsuHd btb D 10
No !. Hutte Local dsiiy ............. tisOA IN
FhssshKsts tAklna th, Atlantic Express fr0m
HelSnA nn Msdnssdsys Al ll3j .. m, connect oi
hurth Nast, sf1fdins delightful sail Aoross tht
Crest Hkss % HAalt H. Mario, Ds,toit, Clevs
land and bunAlo
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO Oct l1.-Closing Whest Octo
bcr, 5 OAo. nsoem bar. S2hc.
torn-Octobsr. 1880; November, A9'sc.
Oats-Octohsr, 2sc. November, sshc,
Pork October. Sl9 sss January, sl2.l7iS.
Lsrd-Octsber o.. IS. January, S7.t0.
Ribs-October. &c. IS; January, Sdi3g6l7h.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

Duet IA one Of tho ohiai Lnn0j alots W n lrana-
sontheniaI trip, bat tho HroA' northern Ia On.
ufDlY frus from IL; tho FlAIway a. at1us balla-t
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

When Rahy was sick We gave her CnI,oria.
whom she vas a Cliild, sho crloI ror Castorla.
when she became Miss she clun- 10 Cpstora.
Whom shO bad Children, she gave lhom CaEtoris.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

hwSEAroLs, Oct. II. be stoekholder.'
committee bid IN the Minneapolis 4 81.
Louis road to-day for 100000.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET
OR BULLETINS Send 2
cents postage for each.

Asrios OF illustrs 4 publications on Min
sofia, tho DaEotSs ntanA hnl Washington.
Treats Of the location. history. climate, arri-
cditural, pastoral mineral nrd iiniborA! 70
sourcos and prodGcts o., oach OF those import
gnt statoa
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
VALLEY, PLAIN AND PEAK
From Midland Lakes TO
Western Ocean Send ~
c5nts for postage.

This attractive publication contains ncarg
100 Northwestern vlows, singy and in groups.
etched from Photographic ornAmsntally cmhcl.
lished. and accompanied by dts. iptiso matter
and JhAuo'sris'ic initials beautifully printed II
eoors, altogether forming on, OF tho mort 81
ta1t books Of the kind ever issuel Itis e,"r-
to art books which sell for dol Ar or moro an
contain very much less general information an.
anl beauty,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
the MARKETS.
STOCKS

Nrw YoRs, oct, ll,-Har silyor ssh
Copper Quiot spot sN0l,
Load-Ouict.
Tho stock market opened aad clo,oi hrm but
in tho interim speculation WAS irregular AZ no
time during thp dAy wa, tho volume oi .bnsih' .
heavy. Cllauos aud Eoom trSiora still mouopo-
liss the dealings and commission houses report
customers A. scarce ~ ever
Governments Sirens.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
crlmein Missouri.

Fl. CHABLEs, Mo-, Oct lO.-Dave Woods
committed criminal assault upon Emma
Collier yesterday evening. Robert Collier
started out to hyenee the wrong done bis
sister, Ia battle with corn knives. Coll
lier was fatally wounded. The giti Is also
dying of her injuries Woods 10 in jail
here, with every prospect OF lYnohinE,
kAnI's CLOVER Hour tue great blood puri-
Ter. gives freshness ami clohrness 10 ihs
com pleIion and cures constipation. -
cents, 10 cents, ST. For sale by Parchsn-
D'Achsul Drug Go.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
LARGE WALL MAP Send
20 cents for postage.

This is map of the country west OF Chicago
and 81. Louis, mounted on rollers; SOI6l inches;
complete in every particular from latest sur
veJs; gives most de,Ail OF tho Northwest. both
above and below the international BOUNDARY
line from tho Great Lakes 10 fuget soarl.
elegantly prlntel and usef in .sery oilico .nd
SCHOOL, has BEEN asked for ty t'schors in oil
paris OF the Northwest an copios rr, now
hanging In tho public schools OF NAM towns
and cities
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
HUNTING AND FISHING
BULLETlNS-Seud q cents
postage for the two

These publications contain tho ramo and fish
la"sot tho Northwestern state, Aul vory mach
ia'eis'tng Information aiplt yaaous nds of
sHmo and hsh, Atd lo,A itics yhoro found, with
man5 tino Illustrations.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
AND ALL POINTS NORTH. SOUTH.
EAST AND WEsL

Comfortable hrEtolAss coaches and ralao,
sleeping ears. tourist, buffet, smoking. librArT
and dining cars No hrs agents for all first
class UAmahip Lines and eau ticket you To- all
OruntAl hud Uocdsntal pOintE Prepaid pAi-
shgos ATTAngOI,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
MAP FoLDER.-sent free

This contains tho rSgnla- timc schedules n
largo map Of the county west OF Chicago and
81. Lonis, baggage and ticket regulations. and
other information Of value 10 travellers,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

CHICAGO LIVE sTooE.

Money OAsy at 1 per cont Sterling exchange
steady At 3As7n CASA for demand, and a. soS
fll Aik fpr ai1tT-daV billa
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
VIEWS OF MOUNT INDEX
AND KOOTENA- CAN.
YON- Send so cents each.

FAe'e beautiful art reproductions NJ striking
scenes in tho mountains OF Montana NJ, 20a 81
lheho' size, and cost in large uganIltlos 81. 90
each but ao sold at lar rrioe to iatrodnee
them, tnly n7e Of zach win bo sold tp any ono
AddTc's lhey will siso be- rull in rhoioa
tfaine with gla,s At S20o, or hslf price. An
ornament 20 s.thor oaios uF p,r,ur and do not
contain any alyotii.iuR.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-23
Corre.p nlcnce of the TINES.


JoNrSvILLB, Feb. l9.-To-day is like
spring while last week was like mid-wiuter.
These sudden changes is causing considera-
ble sickness in the country, some are cases
of pneumonia.
1t is my sad duty again to report another
death III our Town. Mrs. Feiua Whitman,
mother of Representative q. W. Whitman,
died last Friday evening at the home of her
sou, with whom she was living, in the 99th
year of her age. Mrs. Whitman died APP
rarcutly in good heath. Every organ of
her system seemed to be in perfect working
order, performing their proper functions.
She Just gradually wore out and passed
away like u candle that would burn out. Her
maiden name was Dyer, and she was born
and raised near the city of Grecuville and
cUuid remember when there was not more
than a half dozen houses where that city
now stands. am It'd she hal bat one
pair Of eye glasses during all her life.
She was consistent member of the
Methodist clsrd~d hal been since her
girlhood. She was II ripe christian aud
ready for 1.-The rest that relnoins TO the pco-
pie of God.
Mr.. Lester Gault son of Mr.. G.. 4. Gault.
and Mr.. Vernon Gault. son Of johnson
Gault, went up to Clemson College last week
to enter that institution, but they returned
mcrs College. | don't know the trouble,
bu: have heard the expense was more than
they expected.
NJ. James Goi1g, from kclton, went over
TO Georgia lat week and brought back =
young b ide.
Mr.. j. B. Foster is row in Georgia visiting
lcla ives and friends there.
McsSrs. Smith aud Thomas Wood haze
put up Il steam mill about three miles west
Of Jomesvi'le, near Cnlr. BENZ. Kennedy ;.
They saw lumber and grind corn.
The free public school Of Jonesyille Town
ship are all running Oh time now and have
been for some time. There are 2yO white
children and $50 co,orcd children in attcud-
ancc, and 10 doubt there are one hundred
that are not in schools which would make
about seven iJruh"-'! b, cad eaters that are
no, bread eal'ners.
Miss Anna Fowler Of Rutherford county,
=. .. IS attending cur high school.
Rev. ". t.. j. ll"mphries flied his APP
pointmeEt here ye.tc:day.
nr. ". y. Southland is going to repair hi+
dwelling and make n big house out Of a
smlll one. Mir. ". T.. Aimrn has the con-
trlct. MIR. d. ". Fowler is also repairing
his large dwelling.