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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-03-30
Correspondence Of the TINES
Notes From Busy PacOlet.

PACoLEr March 2G.-Our streets have
been almost deserted Tor n week or so. Ow-
ing to the unprecedented mild and pleas
ant weather farm work i farther advanced
than it has been for a number Of years.
Some upland corn has been planted, and
notwithstanding the depression in financial
matrerS, our people seem to be holding to-
gerher and going ahead as u.ua'.
Small grain looks well and at this time is
very promising.
The prospect for an abundant fruit crop
is now very flat cring, and the trees are
almost in full leaf While | nm by no
means pcssimist. yet | fear that we will
have some hard wealth + before it reaches
maturity.
An elderly gentleman living near here
has kept record Of the seasons for n mum
Der f years, and he says this is The earliest
Spring we have bad since ~.
Weather observers state that the mean
temperature last week was % degrees
higher than the normal mean temperature
for this time of the year.
Mrs. W. l.. Wood who has been quite i'll
fer sevcal weeks is now canvalcsccut.
lhc inancia agents for the Presbyterian
Church have collected so for the organ
and $50 for the hell.
We have :: churches all Of which are
credit to our town. We also have two well
organized sunday Schools; Methodist and
Baptist.
Mr. Chas I.ittlriohn is having q handsome
house built in Manchcs er q suburbau town
Of Allan n. and cXnccs TO move there with
his family in short while.
MIGNoNETrF.
lin Is RISEN INDEED. Dear Home
I 4, l,n,
Faster Ic. By this wc mean that in the
life of each one there may be burial of
Of all the unhrppincs> and of all the faults
and resurrection Of all JOY and all virtues
Let us ask that Guds augc's may r"l the
bIrricrS of uuhcl cf away from our hearts,
and so nay we from 'rhs Stepping stones of
our lead selves mount 10 things higher
AMI uph'cr.
Easter has been properly called 1.-The
queen # festivals, AMI i celebrated in
every prt Of rhri.tcndrm: places of wor-
ship viii dc decorated with nDwcrs and
sweet songs will peal The notes of victory.
From the cross and the grave we turn to .Cc
the risen Christ before us, as we know lie j.
now with his people. even To the end rf
time. However ca'lou' VIC mry become by
rude con act " TIA the grinding realities #
h.c. Ei;r 'o":h"s - with magic wand.
r,,I We f.cl Il transhgurng influence.
Chist i sen and may he rsc III ali
ur hearts and quicken uS Ia warmer love,
pur'r desire, ami nohlcr living. In ali
.rNc... NrNI LrE. m lniton /Tont
List OF Letters.
Remaining in the Postoflicc at Union. fer
the week ending March 3Oth, 1891.
Miss Lill t llunma Mrs : Charles
v NarIuc Naucy Mrs Bessie Wilhurn
Mrs Mary Jane Clark
Persons calling for the above letters WI.
please ,ny liadycr,iscd. and will hc re luircd
tofay one cent for their delivery.
Il. W. HARRIS, =. VI.
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Correspondence of the TINES.
The Freeze More Gold-0thrr News ;f June

Vile
JoNEsvILLE. March 27.-rhis mornir =
makes q sad appearance on the vegetable
gardens here as well rs the fruit Straw
berries aud many other things that had come
out during the warm forward Spring weather
look dead. The mercury went down ID
and the freeze is a hard one.
Mr.. I. l. llamcs had more than n hum
dre,l quarts of Strawberries about grown
aud ready to ripcn. hut thy are frozen.
The fruit is certainly killci.
Farm work is in an advanced state, more
SO than usual, nnd people are generally in
good spirits, joyous aud hopeful.
come with another god mine story, Mr..
Editor, which give as | heard j.. At the
Thomson mine, III this county, the other
week the outpu, of anialgated g,ld was -
pounds, which will turn out about one half
pure gold, for which they realize 81 cents n
penny weight. Expense about S15 per
week.
Mrs. Sibbcy Harmon died at Clifton day
before yesterday aui WAS buried Ut GIicid
Church, near hcIc yestcr lay. Mrs. lIar-
mon was the wife NJ Mr.. Samuel Harmon
and had lived about Joncsvillc pant of her
life. She was about 81 years Of age.
Mr.. Boyd l.. ilamcS, of Gatiney. came
down Sunday arl spent yesterday, h's Dist
n fine birthday dinner.
Misses Mollie Iittlcohn anl Mamie Ha
ley spent EIster Sunday in JoncSville.
Mrs. Susan West and Miss Hannah Lee
of Bo.ansvic, were in Joncsvillc last Sal
urday.
Mr.. Williim Jeiferies spent several days
in Ionesville last week. lie was selling his
last instalmcnt Of cotton.
Mr.. ID. 3. Free shipped about forty bales
TO Charleston last week. There is not many
bales left in our neighhorhood.
Rev. G +. ClarksOn, of kclton, was in
Jonesville yesterday. lie i hauling lumber
from here to build parsonage ~ kclton
Mr.. Charles llumphries was here last
week showing his books. lie is Colporteur
of the Bartis' icnomiua'i2n, and is handling
many COOL books.
TELEPHONE.
SALARIES CT STATE OFFICERS. In view Of
the fact that there are so many candidates
cropping out for the vAriOuS State oiiiccs il
might tie interesting To all who arc running
for Office to remember that at the last scs-
sion Of tho State Leg stature general salary
reduction bill was passed, cutting iown the
salaries Of all State officers very materially
This general reduction wllI he Of free when
the terms of the present Safe officers eX-
prc. The salaricS now being paid to !hc
State officers and those TO nc paid hereafter
are as follows:
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Easter Sunday.

congregations, and the services in each were
appropriately commemorative Of The great
day when Christ arose from the dead and
asceuded into heaven and became "the
propitiaion for the sons of men
THE CuURCH OF THE NATIVITY Frisco
rAL-was more profusely decorated than for
some years and presented a truly handsome:
bright aud happy springlikc appearance
Bright 1pwers, most tasrely arranged with
evergreens made bright the alter, the rail-
ing, :the lecturn, the reading desk, tho
organ the baptisna! fount, the tablets and
the windows, while the walls were eIabo-
ratcly fc'toonod with cvcrgrecus. The
whole MAS u high compliment to .hc fine
taste aud devotion of tho ladies' who planned
and So admirably executed the work.
The services were solemn and appropriate
to the day. The sermon of the Rector
Rev. renj. Alston, was very superior and
impressive discourse, and commanded the
serious and constant attention OF the large
congregation from beginning to tue end.
The music was very appropriate and exc
cuted by the choir with fine effect Mrs
William Munro presided with her well
known ability at the organ.
GRACE CuURCH-METuoUIST The chan
Gel aud pulpit were very tastily. decorated
with choice flowers, ani the services were
III .irtutl acc !rd with tho solemn prompt
ings of the christian's heart OH remember
ing the great day when the great sacrifice
was made f.r ali mankind by the God man.
Appropriltc services were also held in
the Presbyterian and BAPTIST churches
The colorci churches were also profusc'y
dec rated and the congregatsOns observed
the day with more than usual solcmnity.
ga" Reports from tho Spartanburg Mass
lively affair, in Spns respects. From 500 to
SEQ persons Of NJ. sizes and political faiths
l.s'cucl to tkc speeches. and the reports we
receive from those who attended and in the
aSt;c affair.
FL crbe, I'm Gary Evns, W. D. Evans
and DR.. Pope, candidates for Governor:
duncan, Farly aud Wilson. candidate, for
McLaHrin spoke after the meeting, and
poured hot SHOT into larry CANT.
Gen. Ellcrbc male capital speech, and
met the expectations oF his friepds in every
particular.
We feel 'ha; We are not At iibcry to cx
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Ests" The engine Of freight train ran
into the monkey switch at Bonhams, 4
miles above town last Monday night. No
injury done.
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Bs.y" 1t now turns out that it was not
Gov Tillman that fell in fit Of apoplexy
in Senator lrby'> committee room last week
but Senator Irby did fall again in some
kind OF n ht. Gov. Trl'msu says he is not
one of the iaining men.
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If you want to see busy set of people,
drop iuto a. II. FOSTER s. cos store.
They are taking the town by storm with
their pretty goods and low prices for cash.
ssIy- passenger steamship with a capao-
ity of 1000 tone ":!! !cavo Ho.t Royal for
Liverpool April 22d. 1t will be the first
passenger steamer that ever cleared from a
South Atlantic port for Europe.
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New Advertisements

Citation.-J. NJ. Gee.
Teachers Examination.-J. l.. Walker.
Wagons, bugeies and Harness. Robinson
x Allen.
Statement Of Mutual Life Insurance Co.
+. II. Hyatt,
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G-1g' y large irouscr factory was started
at Charlotte last week. The machinery i.
run hy electric power. The city editor o.
the ChHHonc Ojs.rrcr is II very excellent
young lady she touched the button and
somebody put on the trousers.
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The =. o. will be opened for business
from s A. NJ. to 600 p. NJ.
The Money Order Departmen will be
| opened for business from 8 A. Nj. to A L. NJ.
Mail going East will close promptly at
| 1929 A. NJ; going West $40 L. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
| each day SO minutes before the trains ar
| rive
Any inattentiop or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the p. NJ.
X. W. HARRIS. Z. NJ.
| New Advertisements
| Citation.-J. NJ. Gee.
| Teachers Examination.-J. l.. Walker.
| Wagons, bugeieS and Harness. Robinson
x Allen.
Statement Of Mutual Life Insurance Co.
I. IL. Hyatt,
EsiS" The engine Of freight train ran
into The monkey switch" at Bonhams 4
miles above town last Monday night. No
injury done,
If you want to see u busy set of people
drop iuto A. II. FOSTER s. cos store
| They are taking the town by storm with
| their pretty goods and low prices for cash.
sSls- passenger steamship with capao-
| ity of 1000 tone %:!. !cavs rV.t Royal for
Liverpool April 22d. 1t will be the first
passenger steamer that ever cleared from a
South Atlantic port for Europe.
| BSS- We are requested to announce that
| Communion services will be held n. the
| Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning
at | clock Preparatory services Satur-
| day morring at | O'Clock.
g.25" We don't intcud to vote for any man
for Mayor OF Alderman who does not pledge
himself to fill up the holes vn Church street.
Now is good time to haul few loads Of
gravel for tina, purpose.
Bs.y" 1t now turns out that it was not
Gov Iillman that fell i'll Il fit of apople1y
in Senator lrbyS committee room last week
| but Senator Irby did fall again in some
kind OF tit. Gov. Trl'men says he is not
one of the lain'inS men.
G-2y' y large irouscr factory was started
at Charlotte last week. The machinery is
run hy electric power. The city editor Of
the ChfrI1nc Djs'rrcr is very excellent
young lady she touched the button and
somebody put on the trousers.
g.I!'' The town Of Union is getting on n
solid b,om, aud the people begin tp feel the
necessity Of gct u quicker move on
them. Strange or new faces ate no longer
strange ghtS on the streets. Every day
Dring, something new to Union. There
lets q: life in this COOL oil town yet.
GEt" Clerk # Court, j. IT, McKiSsick
requests u To state that he has received the
necessary application blanks for those cutl-
tIcd TO State pensions from having lost,
an eye, an arm or leg in the late war
Those wh1 f.Icd to draw PENSIONS last year
will have the preference this year.
E-:y" 1t is estimated that 10 dogs, either
known TO hc mai on to have cIthcr bitten
by mad dog, have been killed hy town
Marshal Rose the two past weeks. Last
FIiiay he shot cow belonging to Ernest
Beary. coiorei man, that had gous mad
from being bitten hy a mat dog.
lrIF" The frs; natural accompaniment
to the Cotton Mill j. telephone from \. II.
Foster = Co, store 10 the mill ami from
there t. rrc>iIrri Durctus hov = Ia 4
few weeks we expect TO nave Il 'phunc at
two thirds of the stores. We're moving ua
the h!l Of progrc-> with steady but sure
steps
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ladies c., ! ard see ouI new Spring Dress
G""I-, hey arc beauties.
GRAHAM \ SrNEkS
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LNrEf fnNMtf ENrLoiEE IELps TARnY
iEiE' ~ TO ms "wEHs'-'ihe case OF the
."lnmhh Register ana The lledmont Head
llSht i Pec"l'afly narrowing ana II Larry
"an'' were h"' a'rcniy accustomed TO being
'"Ih o! ms accomplishments III ccrtn
u'rcr!'oh VIC "i@h' ah''c'P"e mos re-
"c>h'nS f"2'">"c Fer!ormt'ce' on perhaps
INcy Sc'''''nasr WIN improved iorty-
lV"r'' put h7 I'LL 'ir'ci' 'hcrc ~ no cause
ior apprehension al"n2 'ha' 'lne During
IN" last campa'gh' Nhcn II appeared that
'h' h'@is'er WAS approaching Il deserved
"''".nl on larry "'n L. because OF ms
Prcu'l'r h'"'HS LOT cnh''c'ihR camfa'sn
"I S'"i Ter ana ~ Si"cAh"h' WAS imported
~ ON ''"rE' !" """>' up 'lc ca'i>" "i Sonth
Chr"hna dcSPo'o polnlcal machine. AS
tn" ''in"r 'I 'h' h'El'tcr ne Staha,red
everything anu rVr'vh"dy opposed T." the
harn'h"' Hchn' " ir"y S"" that Can't
c"nId "ontl" nj inc new paper men IN tho
Hl'tc put '"@cthcr' Which recommendation
OF c"nr'"' chhc"'ei him I" the hcgistrr.
h"' VIM" 'ah'' M ! H"'i'i'" ne h"9's'cr,
Tue hcIl,''r soon ''a''rn 'nnt II con'h
Su>tnIn "'hu' ne c""!h tell b'g ones, bnt
dollars a day for them in nm off campai n
year. Therefore CAN'T and the Register
dissolved, leaving the Register weak but
willing Now comes the sequel. The Reg
i~cr gives the thing away. The proprietor
of the Register permitted Can't to tell big
ones every day OH other people and other
papers, but when he aSsIilS the fair rcpu.
iari,n of the pure and spotlcSI Register, the
latter says. I'VE know T. Lir CAN'T TOO
well. ''r. Liar i Il pretty tough arplica-
ton. Bur wc do not care to Socak ns IL the
opp rlUncncss "t the appcllat on. The Reg
i>rcr knows '.T. Liar and in an article
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11
IT some people thought twice be-
fore speaking once, they would for
get what they were going to say.

According to the ella Bend
Leader the work Of repairing the
damage lately done the great dam
near CHA Bend, and also enlarging
and strengthening it, is in full
blast. That and the storage reser-
voir in Pinal county are the only
two enterprises of the kind in Ari-
xona-Ex.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11

A lawyer had horse that
always stopped and refused to
cross certain bridge leading out
of the city. No whipping no urg-
ing, would induce him to cross it,
SO he advertised him, "To be sold
for no other reason than that the
owner wants to get out of town. =
Boston Rracon.
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ST. Johns Herald: Gus Becker,
st. George Creaghe and others at
Springerville are contemplating TAX.
ing out . canal for the purpose of
filling dry lake, which will hold
an immen,e body of water and re-
claim considerable land that lies
above any OF the irriyating bitches
in use in that locality.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11

The insane asylum is being run
on business principals for the first
time in its history. 1t is therefore
reasonable to except that the ex-
pense of maintaining it should he
curtaiIed, but the fact that the ex-
pense should have been decreased
$4,000 during the last quarter is
more than encouraging and shows
that successful business man is at
tho head of is.-Prospector.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11
A ten-stamp quartz mill at Dag

A ten-stamp quartz mill st Dag
get, CAL. is now being taken down
and will be shipped to the Nugget
mine, two miles and half north of
ella City. Water for the mill will
be supplied by pump and pipe
line from the ella river That able
hustler, L. G. Moreland, has charge
of the business. Yuma Times.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11

Shaft: Two Needles girls had
their faces photographed with their
heads thrust through q newspaper.
The portrait was cute and the girls
were oaptivated by its novelty.
They were covered with bushes,
however, which have not faded yet,
when friend pointed out. directly
under their chins. az part Of a
elothier's advertisement, the line,
do you wear pantsf"
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11

Prescott Courier: A warrant
was issued ont of Justice Jefferson
Davis court at Walnut Grove for
the arrest of White, charged with
beating his wife and breaking her
nose. Only few days ago Mrs.
White paid fine Of $50 to get
White out of Jail, where he was
serving sentence for the same Of
fence,
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1894-01-11

Personal item in the st. Johns
He,ald: "Dan," Bill Crahtree's
redheaded.: Kid, spent two or three
days in town last week. "Dan" is
q typical cowboy kid as independ-
ent as hog on ice, with a heart as
light and free as the Arizona
zephyrs, and he walks around as if
he owned the whole town aud a
patch outside to raise potatoes.
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Joreigl News.


Paris is to have q worlds cook
congress.
The Socialist association Of Sicily
count 3oD,p 900 members.
Finland il to have State tele-
phone line at the cost OF 100, 600
markE
Mr.. Astor's London newspaper
has got him into 100000 libel
suit.
Austria win tax all foreign in
surance companies within her bord
ers.
Prince Beatrice has presented
three tigers to the London Zoologi-
cal gardens.
The Pitcairn Islanders have been
presented with life boat by Queen
Victoria.
German troops are to be sent on
long, forced, winter marches to
make them tough.
The influenza epidemic in Kiel
spreads rapidly. Three hundred
marines are under treatment.
The English government pro-
poses to place tax Of penny in
the shilling on theater admissions
Paris is trying the experiment. of
paving street with Mahogany. It
is costing only 80 square yard.
There is a report that Greece
will give Russia Mediterranean
port, or that France may give her
Ajaccio.
The Bank Of England destroys
about $4,000 of it's notes every
week, to replace them with freshly
printed ones.
The house of Rothchild has made
It's annual Sit IF 100, odof 70 as--...
sist the tenants in Paris who are in
difficulties over their rent.
An attempt is being made under
the auspices of the royal Geograph
ical Society TO renew interests in
Antartic exploration.
John r. Mclean, editor OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer, has given
$500 70 the worthy poor of that
city. z " ~ r .TfrC
The revival Of good times is at
hand II the resumption Of fifteen
aistilIsriss IN Kensacky is q sign.
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TIMBER cULTUqE-.--FjKAL PROOF.
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
(CoMMCfATIoN,)
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Tucson, Ar iona, Dec. 1lth, 1898.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Tucson, Ar IONA, Dec. 1lth, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Charles Shill,
Of Lehi. Arizona. has filed notice Of intention to
rake 6nal proof before the Clerk Of the hi trict
Court at his office in Phoenix Arizona on Friday.
he 10th davi 81 Janua.y 1894, on timber cultu e
application s4s. for abe lot l, of Section NO 3,
in T. wnship NO IA Range NO E.
He names the following witnesses:
Thomas Biggs, Harvey Harper Daniel p
Jones and Orville Wing all Of Lehi, Marioopa
county Arizona.
HERBERT BROWN,
Register,
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$1,000 Reward.
PROCLAMATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Executive
DEPARTMENT.
To all to Whom These Presents Shall
Come. Greeting.
WHEREAS, Information from au-
thentic sources has been received by
me that Frank w. Curry, a Citizen OF
Tucson, Pima County, was murdered
at Arivaca, in the said county, on the
18th of September, 1893, by some
person or persons unknown;
Now, therefore. I, Charles NJ. Bruce
Acting Governor of Arizona, by virtue
Of the power and authority in tue
vested, do hereby offer a reward of
one thousand dollars for the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who committed the aforesaid murder.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the Territory to be
affixed.
Done at Phoenix, TIE capital, this
twenty-6rst day of September A D
1898.
(sEAL) ATTEST: CHAS. NJ. BRUCE
F. B. DEvEREpx, Acting Gov'or,
Asst secretary of Arizona.
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