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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-09

CARoLIsA CELERY.--Ridge Spring, 8. c.,
Jan 22.-Dr. J. B. Dubois. OF Ridge
Spring, has shown conclusively that as good
celery can be raised in South Carolina as In
Michigan. Last year DR.. Dubois planted y
email patch as an experiment, and finding
.a...s a.e cc-.1 suoceed, he planted two and
half acres this year. He is delighted with
the result. HIS celery is. now being put on
the market, and in favor and appearances 1t
Is the equal Of the best Kalamozoo. 1t 10 o
very costly crop to raise, aud as yet De.
Dubois caunot speak Of the profit z be
made out Of it, which Is largely dependent
upon the prices obtained for the crop. But
his present crop has cost him less than the
average cost reported from ,he North, aud
he has the prospects Of obtaining such prices
for il rs to make it quite profitable.
Ridge Spring feels that she is just an in
fant in the fruit aud vegetable industry,
compared with what she can aud will be.
Yet more than $4,000 cra'es of fruits and
vegetables were shipped from this point last
year. The principal raisers Of fruits AMI
vegetables are Dr. Dubois, II. b. Wa'spn
and James a. Merritt DR.. Dubois has
about seventy acres in peaches, plums,
apples and pears. Mr.. Watson has about
the same. Between 10000 and 10000 fruit
trees have been set out by those engaged in
this industry around Ridge Spring this sea-
son.
Besides celery, asparagus is the only
other vegetable that much attention is paid
to here. DR.. Dubois has about sixteen
acres in this plant, and it has proved very
profitable.
The subject of the establishment Of a dis
pensary here is not being agitated, and the
people have little fear of rne being forced
on them.-Speciat 10 The State.
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VALIANT, THE ANARCHIST GrILLoTiNED.
Paris, Feb. 3.-Auguste Valiant, the
Anarchist, who was convicted and sentenced
to death for throwing bomb in the Cham.
Der of Deputies. will be executed this morn
ing. This settles the question which has
for some days agitatel Paris, VIII, ther
Valiant would die upon the guilloline OF
have his sentence c'mmuted to life impris-
onment on he Isle of Pines. The decision
that he mus die is regarde here rs defeat
for the revolutionary party and a Triumph
for the opror,dfHists, who since the bomb
explosion have been demanding the enforce
ment of vigorous measures and the st'ictcst
application of the law as lesson to tn G
Anarchists.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
jaw Birds Notes

AsGuRY, Feb. As the correspondent
of the TINES didn't kick the feathers eff OF
Jay Bird | will come again Mr.. Law.
renee ToIlcs"n committed suicide last Tues
Jay by shooting a,ms2lf in the head with a
pistol. Ill heath was the cause .f .he rash
act.
one Of Unions most highly accomplished
young ladies is teaching school at Star
Farm.
Misses Eva Wood. Mayretta Kirby and
Master Jctiic Sparks, three Of Mt. Moriah' :
best students, wore the badge last week.
"Tclcphonc,' hope Mt Mornh and
kclton schools do not feel ha'tered at being
compared with the colored school in Jones.
vi le.
MIR. Eltor, | only wish you would come
up and ride over oar ronds. They show
Grcar neglect by the commissioners or road
OvCrSecrS.
learn that DR.. Douglas killed lGj par
tr.igcs luring the month Of December.
There is somc gr!rpe in our ncghborhood
now. jay BIRD.
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No Reform In It.

We take The following from the Lancaster
Recietc, edited by staunch member of the
Alliance and his paper the organ of the A'li-
ance Of that county. 1t is in accord with
what we have been telling our Alliance
readers all along; but, simply because the
politicians, Office holders and Office seekers
of the so-called Reform Movement passed
the word along the line, not to believe q
word that comes from any individual or press
that dill not belor z, body and soul, TO them,
or 'uid not swallow every political dogma
they may introduce in the order what
we have said has fallen upon deaf ears stub
bornly closci against the honest truth from
DIS ntcr,stcl stanpoint:
The Reric,c has worked for the Alliance
within wha, i; has conceived t> be its legiti-
mate lines, is with the farmers in their
movement to better their condition and be-
lievcs in genuine reform, but it takes no
stock in the "rcform movement as at pres
ent conducted in South Carolina. Some
good was at one time expected TO result
from the movement" but it has since de-
genera ci into mere political machine for
siding incompetent and unpriucipled men
into Office. Now and then good man gets
in, Tut such cases are rare indeed. Never
before in the history of this country have
so many grossly incompetent and dcnsely
ignorant men filled positions of public trust,
as is the case today, from the office of trial
Justice up to the United States Senate.
Real reform has evidently been lost sight of
by the leaders in their scramble for office
In the meantime expenses aud taxes are
Jumping up higher. The people need not
! look for any improvement in the present
| condition of affairs uutil they begin 20 show
more independence and better Judgment in
| the selection Of therrulers.
NJ: because we have been identified with
the Alliance is no reason why we should
not protest against the passage of iniquitous
| laws aud against Tilman's revolutionary
methods.
There can bc no question about the fact
| that Governor Tilman, more than any other
| one man, j. largely responsible for the ~
! fortunate si.,r OF affairs now existing. We
| told our people during the first campaign
| that he would not make safe ruler-that
| his nature AMI disposition showed tcnden-
cy to dangerous extremes. Nothing in his
| official life has transpircd to cause us 10
| change the opinion first formed of him,
though since his election We have endeavor-
| ed to treat him with that respect and con-
sderation due the Governor of South Caro-
| linz. But the passage by Il Legislature COM
| ple,cly under his control, of such Infamous
| laws as the new dispcnsary bill, the redis-
| tr c'ng bill and the printer bill, to say
| no'hny of its conduct in the Judgcship
elections, makes oue's respect and patience
thr, alb,r.
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THE MILK IN THE COCOANUT.

The Thrill pa ty leaders and sympathizcrS
IN ih's State have stuck faithfully to the
-.hriormcrs through all the days of their
triumph and oiiice-holling. |, has been by
the aid of the Third PARTY votes that Ih'
leading "Rcformers' have captured md
hell the Offices.
Since politics is simply scramble for
uilicc, 1t is quite natural ihit the Third
party leaders should want some recognition
of their valuable services: they are tired ot
pull all the chcstnurs out of the fire frr
the "Rcform' leaders and getting none i,r
themselves they think they are entitled t,
few chcstnuts now and then. Hence
these tears.
Senator lrhy sees through their >chcmc
very clcary y: and Low he is pretending lo hc
alarmed at the ell, rIS, ~ he sty cS il. of rh''
Third patty men to capture the De. oc'acy:
aud he VOWS me st Suiemnly that he never
Will desert ;he Democracy.
Why this sudden alarm Oh the pant ut
the Senator and Starc ch,irmrn" Contrast
II with the SENATOR c'niuc' in the Shtc
campaign towards these smc men. How
solci Gus he was for them. They must all
be permiltc To vote III the Democratic vri-
maries. They were then rs good Dem c AS
rs anybody.
The explanation of bis conduct now and
then is sim;ly this: Then il was only n
question of the Third p'r mems voung:
now 1t is n question of their getting sorc 4
the benefits OF voting VIZ. the offices. 80
long as they asked for nothing for thcnsrlvc,
aud were content T. put the same old crew
in Office, they were al right; but when they
make II movement t. share in the iiu + Of
victory they have he ped to win, ihcy are
trying to turn the Democracy over to the
Third party"
The whole Thing is ns pa II ~ the nose on
mans face: senator lrHy j. perfectly
willing-more than wi Ing to u.c the votes
OF these m"n h" now cal Third party ties To
get Offices for himself AMI his fuvori c but
rs there are not offices enough for all. he is
not willing TO divide with them.
That is the situation in a nutshell --Ncw-
barry Observer.
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ssSy" Al the 'blnd tiger cases brought
by the State ngains, about dozen persons
in the city Of Columbia have been thrown
out cf court by Trial Just ce ClarksOn, upon
the ground that the aihdavi's did not
,lcciry sufficiently, in that they did not
s,nte to whom the liquor was sold nor the
day ~ days on which ii was sold We are
tod the fo:m of nI.ldasits aye provided by
the di>pen<ary authorities and are the same
al over the State.
judge Melton, in tic course Of his able
argument for the defense, said
The next point was the insuihcency Of
the affidavit upon which the warrant was
ISSUED t. charge the accused with the VIOLA
tiuu or the statute under which the charge
was to be Lrcrght lie S'il it was well
known rcqu rcncni in ali Countries that y
man must he thoroughly acquaii ted with
the charges brought against him. Ii was Il
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Read this aud remember that our stay
with you IS fact drawing to close, and we
leave you without photographer. Do not
leave your work until the last week, as We
cannot do it for you then, neither delay on
account of weather, rs we can work equally
as well in cloudy as in pleasant weather.
Do not expect n reduction in prices as our
prices are already way down. We do you
COOL work and guarantee it to be permanent.
Call soon and we will do our best for you.
DO not delay. SQUIRES.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-09

ALI FREE.-Those who have used Dr..
Kings New Discovery know its value, nnll
those who have not, have now the opp,rtun-
ity to try it free. Call on the advert isel
druggist and get II trial bottle free. Send
your name and address to II. +. Bucklen &
Co., Chicago, and get II sample box Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills free. as we'll as c,py
Of Guide TO Health and Household Instruct
or, free. All of which is guaranteed TO dc
you good and cost you nothing. Il. f.
PCscys Drug Store.
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is. WELSH, Pres.
NJ. S. FAUCgTT, Sec'y.

No PALMETTO %nnpE-niaES T0K DIsrES.
sARY Washington, Feb. 6.-The
Circuit Court of Appeals today banded down
an opinion reversing the decision OF Justice
Bradley in the District Supreme Court in
the case of Governor Tillman against the
Commissioner of Patents TO compel the
latter to register the palmetto whiskey trade
mark. lu the Circuit Court of Appeals the
tion was upheld.
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a TERRIBLE BLIzzAR3.-Chicago, Jan. 24
The temperature here is q degrees below
zcr' in Minnesota 3S. Iowa 20 ami Milwau-
kcc s below. From Texas west TO Northern
Montana it is from zero to 80 below. South
Dakota As below. In Indian Territory pee
pie have frozen to death. The valley of the
Lower Mississippi is frozen hard. A violent
sleet and snow storm is raging in Memphis.
vi h Indications of temperature going below
zero 10y morning. Trains are late and Tele-
griphic wires prostrnted.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Look Out for the War of lS94-Scott Bros.
Our Winter Goods Must be Disposed Of.
W. Mcclure, Ag't.
Don't. Don't "A. II. Foster 4 Co.
Alliance Mectiug-J. W. James.
Reform Mas, Mcetiug-J. W. Gregory.
Subscription No'ice-Union Sentinel Co.
Chance to Buy n Home Union Ii. & l..
Election Town Treasurer-J. a. FAINT, May
tr.
Guardians Final Discbarge-W. I. Little
John.
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OBITU AIRY,

MURpIll-Dicd, At her home near Gross
Keys, nf er n painful illness of six months,
MIS-. }. w. Murphy, nee Miss Nancy NJ.
White, in her 77th year.
Mother thou art Z ne home,
The door through which you have vanished
Closed with n jnr and left us all alone
We stand without in tears. forloru and
banishcd.
Longing to follow where our loved ole
has gone.
IlER CHILDREN.
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liz WANTED CIpEE.-Ycrkvillc, s. c.,
Jan. 3o.--D. D. Paigct, n spy. h ring
from nrlphia. 5, c.. arrived here nt .
cock this morning, arrayrd in all the
glory of II State constablos badge and cJm-
miss on. Al o'clock tonight he is in
York unty Jail, on the charge .of drunk
aud di.orierly comduct--he prefcrrcl the
jill 10 the guardhnnsc.
PIdgc'! vtuGcGl himself exc .cdingly OBJ
D"Nious all day by attempting t. buy cider
from every store n he city. lie was drunk
when he came tn morning. AMI is drunk
now. At his boarding house he was 20
drunk that his landhdy had to call in the
police TO have him removed The arrest
WAS quietly donc, AID no disorder ol any
KIM was man tested. When he was searched
at the Jail he produced the glorious s'ar-
spanglcd badge OF the Siue c0nsiabuary
and III the policeman HAT i'll ic-s than ten
days dozen spies would be concentrated IN
lorkville, and that lie would repay what he
called this indigu;ty,' tenfold.
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Personals.

Miss Hattie Q@zel has gone 10 Now York
to select and tfIm Spring Millinery for A.
ii. Foster s Co. She will be absent several
weeks.
Miss Belle Fant, one of Anderson's most
charming young ladies', after a pleasan,
visit to friends and relatives here, returned
to her home last Monday.
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SEE THE WoRIps sEAN-~. .Ss+t FIrTEEN
CENTS Upon receipt Ipur address AMI
fifteen cents in postage nps, we will mail
you prepaid our Souvef Portfolio of the
Worlds Columbian Expos N. The regular
price is fifty cents, hut as want you 10
have one, VIC make the prid Rm.nal. You
will find it work of art an thing to be
priced. !. contains 81; pagcw Oh the
great buildings, with descrlpf Of same,
and is executed in highest sty art. If
not satisfied with it, after you g wo will
refund tho stamps and let yd sep the
bork. Addresses
II. +. BuCKLEN 4 Co, Chic n.
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X. or r. Bapaust.

Cherokee lodge, No. 81. X. Of p. will
give splensfd banquet at the Union Hotel
on Monday he 18th inst, commemorative
Of the 29th anniversary Of the order.
Rev. W. S.Creasey, d. D., Of Charlotte, ono
ofthc mos. eloquent diviues in the South. will
dc!;vei au adtress. iu the Lodge room, at
o clock, to }he members Of the order and
invited guests
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GENEROUS GIFT TO THE WIDow's
Charleston, Jan. 30.-At the TWEEN
anniversary of the lIrme for NJ
Widows and Daughters of Confeders
dicrs, held in this city today; a gift Of
600 FROM B,ltimorean was annou
The name of the giver is withheld.
home, the oldest in the South, was fou
and has been managed by women. L
housed thousands Of widows AMI lucaV
nearly thousand daughters Of Confederi
soldiers. Up to this time, the late W.
Corcoran was its main benefaotor.
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lIURRAH FOR THE SUMTER FREEMAN -
IIurrah-three times thrce-for the Sumter
Fireman. the ab'est and only h-c-1, .:crcs.
c.a decent Alliance paper in South Caro-
lima Alliancemcu of Edgefeld, sub
scribe for the Sumter Frecmdn-rcal it
study it-'e,rn bravery and honesty and
dcccucy from il, We do not like Oc,llism.
God forbid that we should But then we
can respect it when it is pure aui m,nly
and sincere like that of the Sumter Free
man, -E,iyrErH Chronicle
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The y. q. Will be opened Tor business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 p. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from Q "A. NJ. to 4 Z. NJ.
Mail going East will close promptly AT
1929 a. NJ; going West 6.4O =. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
esch day 80 minutes before the trains ar.
rive.
Any inattcntion or Irregularities should
re reported promptly to the p. NJ.
X. W. HARRIS, L. NJ.
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B1s" The Union County Farmers Alliance
will meet in regular meeting on Saturday,
February 17th. All of the sub-Alliances
are requested to send full delegations, rs
there will hS,, ,,fusiuess of interest to come
before the order. Each Alliance is request
cd to send in its county dues at least two or
three dsys before the meeting SO that the
secretary can have his books in order on
the day Of meeting.
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QUITE \ DIrrERENCE.-''Me publish the
nsws of the trial and conviction of Consta-
bic Ellirtt, last Saturday, charged W tn
slapping tho face of Mrs. No!te, whose bus-
band IL running Il blind tiger. Why WAS
Sh" not i'll her own aoartmentS at the time
instead OF where the whiskey was sold? If
it was II fact that the Constable struck the
woman wantonly, we cannot approve his
conduct but Governor Tillman has said
that he does not believe that Elliott did wpat
he wa, charged with doing. The same jury
that convicted Elliott would not convict u
whiskoy sclcr on indisputab'e evidence
which shows that II Charleston jury is not
controlled by evidence"
All of which shows that the Editor
Of the GrcsnuWe MountuM>cr did not
know what he was writing about.
There was no evidence that Mrs.
tiger. Mrs. Note was not in her own apart
ments at the time, because her husband was
not at home and she was trying to help him
by waiting on his customers during his
absence. She was not where the wmskoy
was sold, because no whiskey vas sold on
the premises, the constable filling to fnd
any contraband goods when he searched the
store. Elliott was not convicted by Il jury.
but submitted his case to the trial Justice
without jury, which does not show that II
"Charleston jury is not con'r,llcd by ev.-
dcucc.' Constable Elliott himsc f said on
Moniay in the il, airing of reporter for the
Daily Sun: Il don't blame Just ce Bar
nett. lie could not have done 9th, rwSc
than lie did. am no, guilty of the offence
charged, Tut ! md not Il friend to sub
.tantiatc my statement. The weight of
evidence ~aS clearly against me, and n
judge could no, have d,no otherwise than
have found me guilty" But "Governor
TirImau has sail that JIs- 1u...Ia.r-aA- Il
believe that Elliott S:sssa-ss.ss charged
with doing. Ihel~eeFc according TO the
Grecnvillc Mountanccr Charleston is in
rebellion ng,in.t the laws of the State, there
fore, 'Ihe e ite and cultured people of that
city are in league with ",he Italians and
whiskey touShs.' We are willing that our
contemporary slll! stand where il has
placed itsclf.-Ncws 0Hd LoWrjcr.
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A Mass Meeting Of Reformers.

INlIERE will be mass meeting of the
Il Refor ncrs of Union County NJ Union
Courthouse, Saturday tie 2ttb, INST, if 10
o clock. All retormcrs are earnestly requested
to attend. rs mat ers of great Importance ~
the Ref 'rm Movement will he considered.
}, u. GREGORY.
Chm u. OF the Reform Donocra's U. C,
Fee 9.G.4t,
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List OF Letters.

Remaining in the Postoiiice at Union, for
the week ending February 9th. 1894.
Mrs Julia Me Mr. VIM Moblcy
Mrs Lizzie Hood Vii jack .JCnrs.
Mr. Frank walker
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtiscd. and will borcIuired
to pay one cent for their delivery.
r. w. HARRIS. i. NJ.
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-&nbre, from off the top of the
NEW the dust Oft it as if he was going
to put it away. The pistol was unloaded
aud had been SO for some time. Ne went
to his room and in few moments his
mo her heard the report and running to the
room found him lying on his bel dead, pis-
tQl still in hand and the blood streaming
from his right .emp,.. lie Lad evidently
di,d without struggle. \ jury WAS sum
moned by j. l.. Strnin, Trial Justice acting
coroner, and an inquest held Wednesday
The fslowing gentlemen composed the jury
To- wit. J. I. Moorhcrd. foreman j. ID. Nc.
CullQugh, J. p. Mosey, L. j. Hughes, Ru
fus Moseiy, Il. Il. SpeNrs, q. \. Byers, John
Tayl, T., W. L Mosrly, Jas. Brown, John
Blackwood r. W. Davis. Luther Davis,
lleZekiah Moss.
The verdict rendered was substantially that
J. Lawrence TOllesHD came to his death by a
pistol shot in the right temple, inflicted by
his own hand with suicidal iulent, etc, etc
We went to Union last Saturday and
found the town quite astir under the new
dispCnsary stylc. II is. we think, safe to
say that the town AUTHORITIES will DO their
duty III preserving quiet aud enforcing the
| law in regard To blind tigers. OF course we
| chilled in tie dispcusary ito see a fellow y
| and We saw him. We got a palmetto bottle
| for -" W. VuI WI ~ iNlicuiSh ucl stoCh vi
"camphirc,'
As usual, we called at the TINES office 49,, """
! paid our respects 10 the Editor and the
boys. W" found everything there i'll good
style ana Spiri.s. Tie Editor lin chief look ell
! Ike he had taken new lease on life and
we hope he will yet be spared many years
Of health and usefulness TO his county.
| Without any attempt at tlattery, we say that
no man III the county has exhibited more
| pubic spr, and done more for the schools,
| churches and other public institutions and
| enterprises han he has done, and has re-
ccivcd less pay or thanks fori
We had sv.ne j,b work done in the TINES
Office which We have compared with prices
aai samples of work done in large cities,
aud we have saved the freight or express
charges by ra'ronzing the TINES Office. We
got just rs good paper and as fine work ~
we could have gotten in other places and At
| less cost.
| Oat sowing is now in order.
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E.3S" We see by the Columbia Register,
that Stanya'ne Wilson, Esq, Of Spartan
burg has been nominated 10y the Reformers
of Richland county as their candidate 70
Congress.
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R~iy" We are requested to state that the
County Board Of Pensions will meet again
on Monday, the 10Th inst. All persons
having business with the Board should meet
with them with proper papers.
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By" We are requested to announce tha,
Bishop W. W. Duncan will preach at Foster 5
Chapel next Sunday. Feb. IL.
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sssy" Mr.. J. |. Harris and family have
moved to the hourishng town Of Rock Hill,
York County.
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FATAL STREET DuEL.-Brook Miss.
Fen. l.--lCstcrday afternoon, two farmers,
ncighb,rs who live near here, met on the
stree. a duel with pistols took place and
when he smoke had cleared away. it was
found that james 4. Englan was shot three
times through The bow -ls, iiom the cHcc's of
which he d"i today, em4 LEONARD Smith
was Sho, through the stomach and cannot
rec ,ver,
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Tmr EXPECTED CORONER VERDICT.-"We,
the corOner's jury, agree that the deceased,
Crawford Ballcw, came to his death on Feb
ruary ), 1894, by gunshot wound in the
hands of +. q Massey, wh'o resisting Off
GERS of the law MaSscy's arrest has been
ordered, but it is likely that he will give
bail immcdin cy.
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R.y" Thomas Hart, employed at the
Trough Sholls Mill No. -, one day last
week hal il hand badly lacerated by being
caught in the carding machinery. lie went
from the Tea Ridge section 20 the mill.