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In dressing to have one's photograph
taken it may be useful to know that
dark brown, dark green, garnet and
plain, dead finish black viii take deep
drah Glossy silks Of the same colors
win take much brighter Golden brown,
dark gray, scarlet, cherry, orange, Grim
son and slate will also he reproduced as
dark, rich drab All the shades of blue
and pink win take very light and should
be avoided. Now York Newa
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

London Tit-Bits has ''twistean ia
proverbs as fDllawsi FAN IL nQt beer
that's bitter Tho pledge II time Saves
prime. Its the long eana that pnrea
slow learning kls talks most who
talks fast Whopant he cured should
~ inenred 1'herps nlal.y 4 tip twist
the meal and tlie lip 'Hlia neafer flts
bad ne colder The sheet When tha fpes
abes into tho ire no iog flies eaf qf
she chimney Marry f1f faaie lllltni
father fhaH irfgaure Once kitteA nu4
pia. II isait tie scowl iRat makes ono
FINK, Half i sosals hesEeF tAaEl na haa Z
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a press clipping bureau has just coED-
pletoA o collection of 9,5oe newspaper
comments on tie life and works of G,
w. Childs. Ths Two volumes % which
they have been carefully and chronology
ieaily pasted ars beautifully bound 10
black morocco. Among All the clippipga
there was only one that InRde an nnldna
remark regarding ~. Chil9s.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

Florida u ono of the greatest of l9ke
states, Ii the nulnber of ~ lakes ana
lakelets elnise Il to % 90 clAssed At
has q haif score of conslderablo lakes
including Okechobee, with nefe tAan
SEQ eluars miles and mapS scores q
small lakes and ponds aeattersa aYeE sp
area 20 81 90 miles wide siaa ssYes
hundrea mtles iong Chicago 4eiasa
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

The Rod sea Is supposed by some To-
have derived its name from the large
quantities II rea coral and pink colored
fuel which Il yields, but the name is
with more probability derived from the
ancient Idumea, Hsea of Edem, 2 Edom
signifyipg req.
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Parish Officers.

Representative, DOsite Perkins,
district Judge, Hon. @. A. FOuTnet.
Clerk District Court, j. G. Gill,
sheriff ID. j. Reid.
District Attorney 4. d. Miller
A asessor g. Nj Richard.
Coroner DR.. a. J Perkins.
Surveyor thomas Kleinpet6T.
Secretary Parish School Board John MeHoose,
post-ofiCe address of all Lake Charles
POLICE JURY
President Wm. Vincent
Secretary, Dosite Vincent
Treasurer, A. BgnaideU.
First Ward, J. NJ. Reeves
aneond Ward, S. Marqunrt.
TIird Ward, J. W. Bryan and }. W Eostect.
FOURTH Ward, WIN. Vincent.
Fifth Ward Aladdin Vincent.
sixth Ward. M G. FTaaer.
seventh Ward, J. j. W, Miller.
Ei.,lth Word W. j. Martin.
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III 1900 the girdle makers trade was
an important industry in every part Of
Europe. Girdles were the fashion for
ladies Of rank, whose position was
shown by the girdle. This article was Of
leather adorned with gold oF precious
stones and was often ! 2 inches wide,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

The Congo il the most wonderful wa
terway in the world, It is 20 miles
across IN parts, 50 that vessels may pass
one another and yet be out Of sight. II
has twice the extent Of the nayigable
waters of the Mississippi and its tribu-
taries and three times Its population, 40
Philadelphia Press.
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The ago Of whales q ascertsined by
the size aud number b. laminR Of the
wbalebone, which increase yearly. Ages
IL 800 and 400 years hays been assigned
to whales from these indications.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

III China the name Chang is pro
nounced 9Jong. with the long s1Gnd
on the ao This may aceoqai gor lhe
nickname John - applied q lhina.
men.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
State Officers,

Murphy J Foster Governor.
Charles PailRRge, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TbAnas S. Adams, Secretary Of State.
Milton j. Cunningham, Attorney General
John Pickett State Treasurer.
w. W. Heard, Auditor of Public Accounts.
A. D. Lafargue Superintendent of Education.
4. W. Poole, Commissioner Of Immigration
Thos. S. Adams, Commissioner Of Agriculture.
John g. Lanier Register State Land Office.
" g. Burt AdiutRnt-Gen
Bon Cafrey, s. P. Henry, Senators, Tenth
senatorial District.
John MeGFath State Printer.
Term of office expiring on the SECOND Monday
n May, I6. 6.
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Many a coiliu is covered with roses ~
hands that never befass gaYp sis oeefs
past aayihinR but thoTua
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IA, Of p.

PEACE LODGE, No. 49, X og P-@ests y Pelti Il
,,n cont LIu1 nenfb at B, nj. w. j. Gayle Z. C;I
JlSp Ino n Poe, " c.; S. Kaufman, Prelatei e.
MSyo' *. Of Il. q s.; j. y. Rgnte, A. o. ri
Wa Knapp, NJ. Of r. w. n Gosas' a. q faia ~ q,
l., Kaufman, Alternate.
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LAKE CHARLES LoDaE, No lG5, J. q 4. Nj M
Meefs In Masonic lodge room every frat ana
tI,iFd satnrday evening OF each month at p,
: m. A. Nj. Mayo, W. NJ; Jno. II. Poe y ~ VA
p. NJ. Foster, j. W; E. II. Dfea, seei A. nag
,uoidau 1reaR.
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n c,.arrA gowHASpARY, No. 30, * Of Il. Meets
~ or,y tlrst and third Wednesdays OF each
montb t at 5 >. ~. W. A, knapp, Commander
II II. Brazil, Secretary. , i sL.4,,,,I n
AfioLo LopGE No. S75l--sii y; i.!t shettaeg' "a
4, Il L ~ Blaii' Asst III; il. j. Cesslord. C;i Jng
II sbattnDk. G.i VIM. 1ierney 81 j; Y. bios
nd Guide JAS A. Graye, Ri Leon ShayaI1heI'
n Il ts'i ienIaFail aId j. ID y. Marcks Trustees
4, "a E,E I,opeE, 40. 327s, X. oF H;--Meots "
o5d- -tsellogs. hall, second and fourth Tuesday
of eaeh month 81 p m nm AafT I IiS.'isg nasisI.
a. C. IaBasse, Vice Dictator " ~ panie'o'
issporteT, Thog Hansen, Treas
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ANCHOR LopaE No. SO, ]. o. .. F.-Meets every
Friday night Ut o CLOCK; Panl Glei9er' E;Jii VI
Alex. Hyfnes, v, Gi NJ. j. Andrls' seofi " -
NSnW S.ii'ii EKcsnqirESr.-w. r. JOY q P,i 4. p
Forister, il. p; J. e. Route, scribe W. a.
khnnnnn Irens.
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Ann CRY p1visIay No. 6, U. r. K; 9f p
Meats n Armory frat and third Fridays o.
eyery month, at 4 p nj W. A. KNAPP, captain
i III I,sbesse Secretary.
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I.AEf CRY H0sH Co 4tegAlat p,2AseS ~ y, Fesiist
sf second Monday ofeael menth. Y " y S.lsr
pfas., VI n. Lndgnie, fAtsAi1ini y 1890 s6eond
sal Fafenian 4 FsinaneI 4, Z,
iseF Ireasaref 4as lismaineg, ess " sts
ri III .isAlicogE Hoes AAp ~ ~ ~ e,o4ib at
III ilisiF hfil second Moneey p eisf r,i,,ta
fie5raa Fltsiaontj ~ ss'ilN.
,. * j Guin FesaWaH, 1
pFstf,sE t4fRaf Meats in iea9 t,,
fhnia. Riffi IisnieRhpi
rs3.-s,,sr F}o0l kND IAupRH eo.--s5eqi ~ - tfst
1i6ae hsal Ndnaeg u aee l9sliss l.ss nan.
h R1lo 4reaidsal lefs si
~ te,.ss Gtsk Monday q sagp M2nte
If das. EuSfrh asassttAb
nasid Raias. EQnh
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

WoAAEs 6llAlsFlAE fha :. "a Ma pea
fFssiaent; MIS- p NJ. Jordan. aeeretaiSi
a. 4 a Knapp Cor. heeIeiary 4lls' II p
Kabe qiraasuref a naraiai inyltalAN Z PS
fe5,fi,id n M t0 attend the Aentpgs,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-05-11

L -, ~. y, rs IopaF. A o. u. W. Meets at
4ai,eoeIs hall Grst and third EHahSs
t,feaait month. y. HiiAh NJ W.
~ M A.
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OBITUARY..

BROWN.-Dicd, on the Sth day of May,
after lingering illness, MIR. Gilmon a.
Brown, in the 3jth year Of his age.
Although ahlict he never complaine !,
5ut often spoke of his afiiiction rs being a
blessing in disguise, aud that it had drawn
him nearer to God. lie remembered his
Creator in the days Of his youth, and con-
nected himself with the Wesley Chapel
Methodist church, aud remained m mbcr
until his death.
lie was an affcctionate and devoted hus-
band aud father, and his family can only
cherish pleasant memories of him. lie
leaves wife and five children 10 mourn
their loss but their loss is his gain. Death
has no sting for those who are prepared to
meet their God.
II am Thine, q Lord | have heard Thy voice
And il told Thy love to me.
Fut | long to rise in the arms Of faith,
And be closer drawn to Thee"
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LYNcHED IN Y0aKvILLE.-Yorkyil!e, June
I.-Jef Crawford, colored, wSy-iastt might
"xen from the county Jail and hanged by a
moo OF from 100 to $50 men, for the murd.
OF David L. Blackburn last December.
crawford was tried and convicted of
murder nt the last term of court and was
Sentenced to be hung yesterday, but his
counsel appealed to the Supreme Court, the
appeal being based on the incompetency ef
little G-year old negro boy.
our corr respondent is Informed that twice
- rus q mob s"th, ered In. .,-
sec'lon OF The county, Blackburns home, TO
lynch the negro, but it was only last night
that they came into town. The mob arrived
hotut 1870 O. n. and going to the iail, in
fYImed The sheriff that they had o negro
they Sarea tp put iQ Jail for stealing. The
sheriff, seeing the number of men said,
This won't do gentlemen; you can't work
this game on me-" and pleaded with the
mob not to lynch the negro. Sheriff Craw-
ford refus ed TO give up his keys. Then the
mob, which was welt armed with crowUars
and axes, proceeded to spring the bars and
break the locks Of the several doors until
they arrived at the prisoner.
They took the negr, to q large oak tree
near the Chester and Lenoir depot, where
it is said by party who was aroused by the
noise and followed the mob, that the negro
confessed, saying that rs he was going to die
he didn't want TO die with lie on his lips.
That he did murder Blackburn and gave the
money which he got from him-$47-to his
sister. lie was given ten minutes to pray
and then put on a buggy which was driven
f, ON under him. Ills neck was broken by
the-fall. Only one bullet was fired into his
body, entering The right side below the
heart
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Hicks FOR JUNE.-Rev. Irl Il. Hicks, the
ST. Louis weather scicntis', makes these
productions
A storm period is central with the new
moon on the Sd. A warm wave of much
severity will pass over the country from
about the I'd to the 9th, with marked indi-
cations of earthquake perturbations. a
wave Of cooler air will follow for several
days. On the 9,h and 10th it will grow
very warm and series of rains and storms
will set in with many prospects of con'inu.
ing indefinitely. storm period is central
on the 14th and many startling electria'
8 orDs will be natural until the 20h and
2lst. A surpris ng feature Of these sostice
storms is the tendency of the clouds TO
whirl tito rctrograde motion, storms ap-
pcaring to arise from castcrly directions
and drenching the earth with unlocked for
down pours. ABOUT the 22d TO Goth much
cooler weather may be expected, with II
probable cessation Of rains and storms.
The last storm period for the month is from
the 2Gth to 3Oth, during which wave of
intense heat will pass over the country.
The Venus equinox, central on July llth,
promises rain for most of that month. In
cases of late crops give your soil thorough
and repeated glowing rs soon rs possible
after rains. Never let it bake, cspcc' ally in
July.
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CAPT. JAS. T. DOUGLASS.

Approaching the importance of being re.
presented in the State Seuate by q success
fui and truly representative Farmer; one
who is not only in full sympathy with us in
all our demands for the bclterment IF our
condition, but whose ability aud h.h char
acter will confer honor upon our calling.,and
exercise potent intiucnsc for our benefit in
the legislature of our State, we hereby nomi-
nate Capt. Jas, y. Douglass ns our candi
date to represent us in The Senate subject
to the decision Of the primary election.
Cu,., :"
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Hair pins, lc paper.
Wire tea strainers, &c each.
Basting Cotton, large spool, 1c crch.
Good Pins, 1c paper.
Nutmeg Graters, 1c each.
Ball Darning Cotton &c ball
Wardrobe Hooks 1c each.
Machine Cotton, &c spool
Knitting Cotton, large balls, &c ball.
Safety Pins, 2 dozen for 5 cents.
Coat Hangers, 1c each.
Cabinet of Hair Pins, &C each.
Hair Crimpers 10c each.
Linen Thread &c spool, -.--
Biscuit Cutters, 10c each.
Black Pins, 2 boxes for 5 cents.
Bon Ami, sc cake.
100 Brass Head Tacks for 3 cents.
No. +, Bizby Backing, sc box.
Rubber Dressing Comb, uo each.
Hair Curriers', PC each.
Nickel Match Safes, sc each.
Darnins Lasts, &c each,
Coiu Purses, 90 eaeh,
Machine Oil &c bottle.
Barrel Tacks end Hammer, sc both.
Lemon Squeexcr, l0c
3 Plated Forks, 15c.
3 Plated Spoons, 15c.
Velvet Top Whisk Broom, 1Jc.
Large Beautiful Fans, sc.
Cold Plated Breast Pins, sc.
Crochet Cotton, 5r.
Call Bell, 10 cents,
Salts, cents.
Picture Nails, 2 ceuts:-
Tooth Picks, sc a box.
Velvet Skin Soap, 19c.
Cam hor Marbles, sc box.
Blown Whiskey Glass, sc each.
Pocket Tapes, sc each
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TO BRIDGE Bull
MURPHY s MILL BRiDGE 10 DE LET TO THE
LOWEST BIDDER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, !

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COrNTY,
CXioN, MAY ~, 1894.
nN Tuesday, June IL, 1894 at | 20 clock
" \. Nj, the County Commissioners Of
Union county will meet at Murphy's Mill
bridge, on Fair Forest creek, for the purpose
of awarding the building of said bridge 10
the lowest responsible bidder.
fians and specifications can be seen at a.
IL. Foster & Cos store, ut Union G.. H.. and
will be exhibited on the day and the place
Of the letting.
ALSO
The contract for rep hiring the Upper Riccs
Bridge will be let on the same day and place
BY order of the Board Of County Com
missoners.
CHAS. BOLT, CrkB,
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TRoors CALLED Ur.-lndianapolis, June
Tho SITUATION has BECOME so alarming in
the Davies county coal regions that Cover.
nor Matthews has made move. In reply to
call for troops received at the executive
office he sent dispatch to the sheriff Of
Davies county requesting him to keep him
informed rs to the situation 1t Connelsburg.
In response to this n dispatch was received
stating that b,Oodshed can not be averted.
The governor at once decided to order the
State troops TO the scene. Miners are Col
lectiug nt Connesburg in great numbers ;
they are well armed and have declared their
intention Of allowing no trqins 50 move The
sheriff and his depu'ics are p0wcrless and
have time and again been overpowered
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TuE WHITE SuLruuR SOLD Richmond,
Vn., May 3l.-A special to the Dispatch
says the Grccnb' ier White Sulphur Springs
property, at Virginia, was sold today to
Julian L. Burke, Of Alexandria, agcntf or
prcfcrrcl bondhollcrs, for S2G5, 900.
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=M CL i r e. S :

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE. The bert
Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
skin eruptions, and po>iivcly cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale by
Is. f. Posey.
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
|. NJ. MOBLEN

The undersigned, recognizing the true
worth and faithful services of |. NJ. Mobley
in the office of County Commissioners, dc.
sire to present his name as candidate for
Supervisor of Roads subject TO the decision
Of the primary election.
MANY NoTERs.
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DEATH OF Dir. Observation-Disclosures, June
4.-Dr. Middleton Michel, one Of the oldest
and best known physicians Of Charleston,
died here today. The deceased was born in
Charleston, January -, 1922, and was
therefore in his seventy-second Year. lie
graduated in med cine iu Paris, France, and
subsequently graduated FROM The South Car
olina Medical College some fory-fvc years
ag'.
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J. i. liiA NiiBRS.

The friends of j. 4. Chambers apprcciat-
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. FpIENps. x
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
JAMES 7. MOuRIIEAD

JNNHLS T. NVUNI1EAD.
The friends of Mr.. James II. Moorhead,
knowing him worthy and competent, respect
fully announce him rs candidate for the
House of Representatives from Union Coun-
ty, in the next Legislature, subject to tn e
decision of the approaching pr mary
NoTERs =
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List OF Letters.

Remaining in the Postofhce at Union. for
the week ending June 8, 1894.
Miss Hattie Mordar Miss Carrie NJ Franklin
MIR } Trel,ford Mr. \ p Cradlook
Miss Jean Dung Miss Mamie s Wiikic
Persons calling for the above letters wll'
please say ifadvcrtised, and will be required
topay one cent for their delivery.
Il. W. HARRIS. =. NJ
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Ironing Wax, 3 cents.
Tack Puller, 3 cents.
Electric Corset Laccs, 3 cents,
Jail Locks, 5 cents.
Button Hole Scissors, 20 cents.
Pot Cleaners, 5 cents.
Toilet Soap, 3 cents.
Book Pins, cents.
Spring Hinge 10c pair,
Ivory Handle kuifc, n cents.
Cut Mirror Hand Glass, 25c.
Rubber Hair Pins, cent.
Fine Hair Brush, 25c each.
Good Hair Brush, 10 each.
Sleeve Supporters, &c pair.
Key Ring and Chain, &c each
lloyt's Cologne, Sc each.
Barlows Sc each.
Nursing Bcttlos, 1Oc each.
Grow. Picture Nail Twine, 80 each.
II Sheets Note Paper aud Envelopes, sc
Windsor Ties, &c each.
Brass Pad Locks, 19c each.
Ornamented Hair Pins, Sc each.
Linen Lamp Shades, 25c each.
Framed Mirror, 10c each
Creamers, 10c each.
Morocco Purse, &c cach.
Gold Plated Collar Buttons, 2 for SC.
Extra Good Shaving Brush, Zoe each.
Nickel Back Comb, 1Oc.
ladies Scissors, 10 cents
Two Bladed Knife, 10 cents
Puff Boxes, 10 cents.
Velveteen Dress Faciugs, 3 yds 7c.
Lead Pencils, 2 for C,
Wood Covered Slate Pencils, 2 for 1c.
Knitting Needles, s cents.
Scholars Companion, cents.
Broom Holders, 5 cents.
Alarm Clocks, S5c each.
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TIE NORTH RESPONSIBLE FOR NrGRo
I.YNCuINGs IN THE SoUTu.-Londou, June
2.-The Economist, commenting on the
campnign of Ida Wells against the lynching
of negroes in the Southern States of America,
says:
"The equality Of the races does not exist.
The whites, who granted the suffrage to the
negro, were guilty of grave offence against
Republ; canism rs n system assuring the
moral and inteicc' ual compel encc of n
citizen. There is nothing to be done except
to tolerate the negro rs subordinate
citizen until he becomes civilized, which he
may never be. We do not ak good Ameri-
cans to interfere in behalf Of the negro, but
we do ask our own countrymen, - -?
Who eannot be good Republicans in the midst
Of lynch law."
The speoa'or says "Thc action Of the
North after the war made the condition of
the negro infinitely worse than if they hal
adopted n wiser AMI more uDsel6sh olicy.
1t is a terrible example of mischief due 10
vindiclve and short sighted pa tisanship.
1t was impossible to maintain a system under
which II despiscd and ignorant race was en-
couraged TO play the despot over n race Of
higher political intelligence
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FOR AUDITOR.
NAT Is. MORGAN.

respectfully announce my name as q
candidate for the office of County Auditor
suffice, to the decision of the primary cleo
iion.
NAT B. MORGAN. i
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j. B. Il. SCOTT

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office Of County Supervisor, for
Union County; subject to the voters Of said
county at the next primary election
Respectfully,
1 R ~ Scnrr
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SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION
j. q. TATE.

\, the solicitation of many friends here.
by announce myself candidate for the
Office of Supervisor of Registration subject
TO the decision of the ensuing primary
election. j. o. TATE. 4
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JOHN G.. FARR

hereby announce myself candidate 70
the office Of Auditor of Union CcUnrya: sub
ject TO The DECISION OF the Urinary election
JNO. q. FAIR
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j. ID. GOING.

| hereby respectfully announce myself a
candidate for the office of Treasurer of
Union county, subject to the decision Of the
lcoplc at the primary election.
}. ID. GOING.
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FOR TREASURER.
". I. JErER.

hereby announce myselfa candidate for
the office of Treasurer of Union county.
Subject to the decision of the Primary
cl, ction.
w. L. JETER. \
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All marked at and less than obbers The very best
values for the money offered in Union. While
peors complaining of dull trade moving right
sending real values all the country Blowing
don't count much these days. Prices tell, prices
right, therefore get the trade.
We are selling fine Dress Challics, at % cents
Fine White Shrtng at cents.
Cotton Checks, at 5 cents.
Cottonades at 81 cents.
Fine White India Lnous Plaid Organdes, and everything
new in the lovely cotton fabrics so lovely this
Big lot of Laces-ovey patterns-ust ill., Pink,
Light Blue, Heiotropc and Red Embrodery something
and lovely.
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j. NJ. GREER.

respectfully announce myselfa candidate
for the office of Probate Judge Of Union
County; subject 10 the decision of the
Primary Election. j. Nj. GREER. X.
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Id IL EA NJ

| announce myself candidate for the
Office of School Commissioner of Union coun-
ty, subject to The decision of the primary
election ID. Il. FAINT.
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j, II, BLANTON.

] am y candidate for re- election TO the
office of County Auditor; subject to the de-
csion Of the primary election.
j. II. BLANTON.
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FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
NJ. l.. l.ENASTER.

hereby announce myself a c,nJidatc for
the office of School Commissioner Of Union
County; subject to the DECISION of the
primary election.
NJ l.. LEMASTER. <
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a RATS BITE CRAzED iiIM.--Gulhric, o.
r., Juuc 2.-Two weeks ago Melville Glover,
farmer Of this county, waI bitten on the
hand by n rat. Several days later he was
taken sick and is now a raving maniac, with
strong symptoms of hydrophobia.
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PA!D - TIE PYTHIANs.-The Endowment
Rank of the Knights of Pylhas of this city
through W. II. Sqncr, its secretary. has
paid $3 900 to the family of w. w. Tickling.
and $4,000 to the family of John L. Gay den,
who was killed at Eastovcr.
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j. ii. B.ARTLES.

AT the solicitation of many cilizens
throughout the county, | have decided tc
become a candidate for the office of Treas
urcr Of Urion County, subject TO the decis
ion of the primary cectien.
j. III. BARTLES.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
.INO. L GAGE,

| am II candidate for Probate Judge.
Will abide by the result of the primary
c'cc ion. Respectfully,
JNO. i. GAGE. x