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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Die Srteocnss@nrf0ldae.

2On6On. 8. gtOuember. - Die
vGentral 9tcwS" ia9t, OuB GnglanO
uno bic ibrigcn Wddtc Gblna 5u per-
itcbcu gcgcben buben, Sapun Oirctt 6rics
Ocn8sYoriAlGgc ;u uutcrbreitcn. 9apan
iOu ucriprOdcn baben, iOI9c SOri9Ia9c
III &rmaauna III itchcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
y r i II b c.

@ertbuclle slefriidIe Nia'd)iuerie beidldoiGt.
Gortlano, Wc., s. 9top.-6cuer
perurIabte gciteru au Dem Gebauoe ocr
Electric YIgbt 2SortS" einer Sdaocn
pOn weriger, ais $1,000, bod muyoe Ole
gei1mmtc Otaldinerie Ourh 8aner Der
art bei6aOigt, Bag like SIererlcritcls
lung ;um Wtluoeitea cine Summc pom
$4,000 6eauipru6t. Die Oiyeitorcu
ser l8erte idlGecn Sen ScrlUit 0Ui
100000. Die in OemieIbcn GebaHoe
befinOIidsn gaIieaiale Der @tiIi;sn
bruEuten aus.
Xittles2p d, 2lrf., s. gtOo.-0aS
3u9tbuu8 Stafet Su Balnrm waro
teute OurdI 6euer ;erit0rt. Sin Strdis
ling, 9tobert gSttiOn, trug idwere
8rauOwunOsn baoon unO itarb on Ocrz
iclben.
GBicagO, 9u., s. 93Oucnber. =
Inter Ser gibne IN ri5reiber9'S Spcrns
bau8," an Ger %. StroBe, purOc bcute
irib 6euer cntbcft, Uethe5 leoO6 nur
geringcn SdaOcn anridtctc. $. 6rcls
berg, Ocr @!scutbumer, uuO 6ie 6antllle
6er 6rau &arl @6r8bcd murOen pOn
ben 6tuerueBrlcutcu nit fnappcr NOtb
pOr bem @rftdun9stOoe gsrettet. ---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
China nnO Jnpan.
Der 6Qu pOu EOrt 9lrtbur c,lpartet.

T~tR
S6anghai, 8. 9lop. - Die dine
iiihc 9tOrbz2lrmce bat iid in Die Serge
3ltriifge3O9cn, woFltit bic SOlOatcn
Sun9er lctSen unO 0tn llnbiloeu elmer
qrOBcn &dlte aHsgcictt fem iollen.
Die iupuniidle 2lrmce iOu bel SEM
Wbung>Gbeu3 i'm Eager lieacu. Die
tinciilde 2Irmce bcltcbt aus $4,000
0tann, ueiltenS robe 9tcfrutcn. Wan
erwuytet nidt, buB Bort Artbur einen
entideibenOen 9Siberitano lciiten iuirO.
NOmiraI Cir 6rcemuutle BON Ser britis
ihen 6lOtte iit Der Inii9t, OuB Dor Bort
9trtbur Die lcete bcOeutunaeuoue SdIa9t
5piiden 5apan unO China 9ciAlageu
mirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Aus unlrrrr gefriasn 2. 4AOr9en.
Aus9abr.
scs GattitmnrOs beidulOigt.

9arI 8ddsr Felt iih isIbft Der YOIi,ei.
Etuoli g. g., 8. 9tOO. = &urt
8dder, elm Ocutider @drtner, ser &C.
itern 4beno in truntcner gSutb ieine
6rau srmOrSete uuO oann flIatig wurs
Sc, bat iid bcute crniidtert OeH S.b6rs
Sen Qeitclt. Gr bebauptet, yuu8 Ser
ieben" Ocn mOrOcriidcn SduB auf iciue
6ruu abgefeuert gu bubcn. Sine &aee
bGtte I'M Garten Die 8lumennnlagen
osrluHItet un0 UNI ba6 &bIer 81 periuz
gen, babe or sineu SdrefiduB ab9sz
teuert, bic Su9el babe IeiOer ieine 6rau
in BEN SOpI getrohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Irbeit un0 SnOnitrte.

Gin neu.r SOblersraber Strite brObt aus
SubrtheE.
Sprins> 8aGlep, Sll8., s. gtOs
pembCr. - 9ie ,&Oblsn9raber.lluiOu
Oabler bat iir mOrQen eine Otancnocrs
iammluug einbcruisn. 2Sie c5 bclBt,
joa cine crnlte GntideiOun9 ggtrOiIen
wcrSen. 9ytan usrIan9t, OaB Der 8c@
i9GItsiibrer Der &oblcnpcrte, 0r. Dali
sell, 10 WRaun, Die er geltcrn, an9eblld,
neil iie am Wablta9e nl6t 0rbclteu
wOlltcn, entlailcn, micOcr anltelIcn IOlle,
auOcrnfu18 Gin OG9emeiner 2lusitano crs
iOIgcn werbc, .oer mebrcre tauicnO Perz
iOnsn in WtitleiOeniduft 3ieben wiiroe.
Die 8er9lcute crtlarcu, 9al3ell babe ii9
Don Der BOlitlf bel Der 2lnltcllun9 uu0
3Iriifbaltung BON 2Irbcitern am Mahls
tage beeinfluhen laiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Infer aIsid,ma6iGes
6 reoits SnfteHl

tcDlts %nnerl
gut 5tren ane biefe 2Baaren, Die Sic niiniheH,
mo luartct tbatiddllicb aui Str ,iqeHsS SeiebcH
nit Der &ciahIuI9. G5 III Der libtrale 9eiier
Der Sic ourtD ole @'slouerlcgeHbeiteE brinat, tns
bem er ieiHc 2IHipriide Dem GlHtonImsr ieoeS Sim
SeIren uHbeauemt Tuo nIr ioldle .5ablHngea per
Ian9t mic lie 1coermanU Isitt leiIttH fam, obHe
be GeriH9ic uE6equtmlIttelt 3u Iublen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
: It nerIt6

9urircu 30 bis 60 LropfeH in siEem bar6en @lais
utbclfeit, GrbrtteH, SoobreuHcH, gerUoitdt ghlafz
lOiiststt, WdgrdHs, 0tauBoe. 3pieEterIs. GbOIeras
giOrbus, GoGlc, Sld1uH9eH uHo ale iHHerlibtu
SdmcB:a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Nur Gbifanc.

Berlin, 8. ytooembcr.-Gs ilt sur
&cuntniB Ser bieiigeu amerifaniideu
Sc;ihuit geIangt, oaB Die Sebauptuug,
bG8 ScrbOt Der ganouug pom ameritaz
niidcm Sdla9tpieb iei aus ianitGtss
pOlticllidea @runOen erfolgt, ctn unbcs
9rInOeter SOrwau0 mar. gSlc cS bclbt,
bate 6te Samburger SanitGtsbc90rOe
5wei SaifI5IuOun9en ShIadtuicb nad
pOrgcnOmmcncr Sniqctt;On ais 9eiunO
unbeanitanoet puiiiren loiIen; bter0uf
ieien preuBiibc 3nipettiOnsbeamte nob
9ambur9 gcIdidt mOrO;n, ano ole'e
batTen Oaun nahtra9ltd bc9auptct, oaB
Die betrcfitnoen Shladttblcre nit Gcz
raSfeber inf;irt isien. Die 9umbur9cr
SicbimpOrteure ic,cn iebr un3cbaIten
Hber cas- Gcrfabreu Der preuBlihcu Be
borOcn, Oa iie crit turjlId bier iiir ben
YlebtrOn8pOrt bCltimmte Qamp!cr bGttcn
bauen laiisu, uuO OIeie 0ampier Ourdl
Ou5 8icbetniuBrperbOt ruertblOS 9ewors
Den icIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
cSeiOett 1nO 2SeffjmerOen.

Gts,H aopfueb oD Niardu, ooer usrooi,s aopfs
pebl, 3ubHpeb, ysurGI9ie, UbcHmatIsmu5, phits
rpcb, StmeriCn urb 0Ratl9ieit I'M 6uden, oem Jtuds
graf ODER ben ytIercT. II ter ycber5egeno, Hturee
Gelentduitueluua uHe SdmeusH iettr Nrt lUir0 bic
glHpsnouEg Uou 9taopap'5 JtcGou Relier ioiortige
grleihttruna bsrbeIiubreH uno O.iien fOrigsitgter
Gsbraub pdbreHo srnI5er &aSe cine psrmaHeHte
geHeiuHe btperitcQileH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
&aOWaD'S &eaOgs&
furirt uuO perbGttt
Grtaltnng, 9niten, b0irn 9als, Sus
fluen3a, RBrumatismus, Neus
ralgir, &Opfwrb, 3abnweb,
Aifhmn, Qthcmunth.

ES Hubert bic pein oeuSfteu edlmctleM In ei-
rer bis SuaHSis UilHuteH. gIttt cine Stunbe nadl
ecien otcier &HstIge irute irBeuO semauo Sd1mers
IfinIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Sur beutc
sI4. uno sts.@auner-,,ebsr,ieser ~ Sc

! AZ fino 3 i8:W1uitcrz iIcbtrSichtr 3u So.
Na6en Sle etmas @Icide5 elmer io!dJsn Sfferte
ie aeiehenl gislH, mir piiien, Sic hcben &G5
nidlt! 9ibcr penn Sic b!eieben ieben, ueroen ne
nod QroBsle 2Seribe praientrcE, uHo mas mebr
lift. Sic betommen iie QeaeH ldn9c .Sdhlungsfrl=
ten sic miiiien bulo fommcn; oenn es mo ibs
rer MN 300 bier - ieine gaH3wolleEe Deltons,
SsrisuS uEo @hcuiots, elegant geIiitcrt uHo NIT
NtIas zguid)ld9eH uno burdneg 10 perIett GEAR
bttet, ui. lie CUTE Nrpelier rIr bertelen toHnen.
Z Solde uebtrjleber psrocR- auoerpdrt5 ME inter
SIS perfarit. uro Sie mcreeH Den An9enblld le9z
nen, in mcIdhem Sic elnen eiaueten. Vile Gro=
zen IHo alle auI GreoIt SsriGumen Sle Die Sez
IsgeHlclt uidlt. Seeilsu Sle I'D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Sanscinitnr'.
0rei gerioueu getOOtst uuO cine aroBe
aluSapl oe-wuuOet.

lluSapl pe-wunOet.
N1ontreaI, Conn, 9. gtOp. =
@euige Oiinuteu Dor orei ubr bcute
Nahmittas itirjte Elm i'm 8au begrifiez
mes iiebenIt0fise5 9uu8, uelde5 BON
Der yMontreal.S .StraBeuz8abus9eIca<
Iaait" al Der gte DER @raigit:aBe uuO
Dem Bence O'2lrme5 0iq crrl6!ete, etn.
Orei Berionen wur0en gelOGtet unO cine
sroBe 9lu3abI Oericlben mebr OOer nIns
Der idwer ucrlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
9tbcnos pffen.

nebcr;euscm sic 1TdI eenau, Dan sic III Den
redItcn BIGB Gclau9Cn idlGuCn Sic nadl benz
Ram u inn ,venItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
otIte Seftu naets.
Bur -Gorreironeeuteu.-

9Thr ~Sorrefponeeuteu.-
10 Gents pro 6unSsrt in Der Office b.s -gOrrelpsm
eeIte1" ~ habeR. (fScbr,1O-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Walaria : : Mtalarta,
SdattelfrOit, falte8 Jieber,
@e6Ielfieder bewaltist.

i5isbsr uHo g5tbisIsbtr turtrt fur iuHiIi9 Cents.
g5 erfirt f:lH 6smtisl IN bcr gGslt rueIe5 talte5
6isbtr urb Nsh,lfitt,r uHo ale onitissn Sumpfz'
bIIioieHuRo aEotrcE 5IcbeT nit 6ulie pom Haouap'5
YineH) 70 raid bsIlt, Ule RooDGa 5,aop RelieI.
lreI5 so &ts pro iSaits. SH apotbeteH gu bTbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
THE GUARDIAN
SECURITY, TRUST
AND DEPOSIT co,

Ssietihe DepoitiriR Iir pa,tunq5>ISonSs.
glsemeInes SaHtz uHo Sernalfung gs=G eitatt
glmmt 0sporteH on HHo eraubt .3tnieH uuf otez
felbeH.
6HH9irt aIs 2efam.rts=So Sonifreitrin, 9tadlasper,
ipalteriT, Seaueiter, SormunoiH II. J. /.
Glbt 0arlebeH, Die Su leoer 3eit CON Cal) ooer In
befimnlter 6rllt ton Tlme) einSiehbGr ftrb, Sts.n
QeHebmiete StdJerbeIt.
&pwai Siebler, iuu., Brdiiocnt;
gaueI Dsiuer. o,x,-->.
Spuafban 81. SasIor, 0'Ne-F'"I'"e'ieh'
gSm. N. Sprn. Setret6r uno Sdba5meiitcr;
GrefutiozG ouIIIe:
gSintam S9. BoeIcn, Roriiter,
9. Scrrn gee, Sp. @. NtaGtbcuS,
geo. =. S9fer, sIeRrp SlH9.
(EfntO9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
>l(lllc1*' s
ReOu5irtc
prei(e
6eute!!

90 Gts.z4z Suort Sroene Puds
dlngzGiGnncH Su 5 Cts.
80 @te. : SzGuartz 5rbeue Pud~
ding YidHueH Su 10 6ts-
90 Gents Sroene YianneH sum
Srob=4niegeH 81 5 Sts-
80 9cuts Sjroene BianHen Srul
Sropza aniee;n 81 10 Sis.
90 SentszSrbtHezS zSutterz2opIe Su
59ts.
Iie aIerbeifen GinmadJez ober
@urten=Jars aus StetH. pertb 20
Gts pro GJalloue, 81 5 Sis., (@5ro7
sen his 16 G'anoRen).
rs Cts. gtr. l 2BaihSuber aus Ge=
b;rEbols nit 8 Jieiien. 81 50 StS-
65 St5, gfr. 2 2BaltSuber ans eez
OerHboIS Su 81 9tS.
60 Cts. 9ir. 8 gBGin;ub,r ans Ges
bcrEboIl 5u 25 Cts.
60 Cts. 4 uub Z GedzGombiHos
tionssDiaoBe gu Is Sts.
rs cts. srtrazIhperc Simer aus
GeocrE5ol3 nit Dieiiinsz9ieii 6u %
6ts.
75 Gts. srtrosidwere &ierbesGi=
mcr aus Geoerubos Su 25 Sts.
20 GtS.zgimcr aus @soernbolS nit
0tciicH SU D Sts.
G5ute 6usjubcr ans GcosrHboIs
Gts.
CSroge ftncre BLOCK Tin Wash
Boilers NIT fupicrnem SObeH Su so
GtS.
90 Cts. Reed Cloths Baskets Su
39StS. - IL
$500 - Die neueiteH perbeiierten
Wash wrlngers, benen 9eid Die
hoHer I'M Breiie iino, 81. 40.
GSroEe Hesvy-Pressed Tinz2Eaitz
beteH Su Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
Ser 0Sintcr INN icine llmDiIOen

Sdnceiturm uuo 9ert,brsI0run1 i'm
9iorbmeIteu.
g8 IT. SuperiOr, gSisc., 9. 9tOp.
- Sicr uub in Der llm9e9enO witbet
ein 5iemlid parfer Shneeiturm. Der
StraBenbubu>Ssrtebr muBte einSeltellt
peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10
WHts Tlr Sic.
S25= =Wauner. fur $3.50.

lluo alle radb uEercm leidlten uHo llberoleH
Gr eoitz rifsm. lnb babel iino eS arSiige, lUeiz
de Su trGseH, Sic itoIs isiH ueroen-ale poH mn
ieren ei9cneH seid)idten Sdneibsrn aus ben 1clH=
iten bIaucn uuo idtndrSeH 9bcoiots heraefteut -
elegant NIT .gtlosz. .4IpiHS" gtfJttert = uHo nab
ben alerneueireH YlooeHtaislR IN ,Sads" uno
nSutatpars" mdfissr ydrSe Oeer in Dem iebr
mooiiheH lanseH JieGeutz6r su9eiGHttten.
s25 lit Der I5reis oieer Nujh9e allerudrt5 IN Der
Staot, nno feln SdJueloer foEate StbEeH einen
pGiicnocreu gRBul IieierH. Gue Gro6en fiir ole
St1trrsn - Ian9e ma9ere 0tGuHer nno turSe uHz
tereFis io!pohl, luIe IeaemaBi4 9chduts ItGHEer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10

GS osbietct ben folcr7bntu SdmcrS,n ougenbIi1Iia
GHbaIt, ltroert GntJuroung uno beilt SlHtaroruue,
ist e nab Den yuHleH osm Dia1en, ben 9todrmsn
ooer aRoereH SruicH ODER SrlOHeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-10

2onOon. 9. 9ioo. - Sn elmer
gcitcrn i'm .WtatiOn Ou Bcuple" fatt9cz
fun6encn SOlt5ueriammlung wurO be-
idlOIsn, cine SubicriptiOn su cr0iincn
uno nit benz Grtra9 bericiben benz per-
itorbcnen &alisr 9lleranSer III. Elm
0eHfmal ;u ieSen.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-12-14
Stoves Stoves Stoves {. nj bewildcr-
ing low prices. A. ii. FOSTER & co.

How about that want of confidence" Of
which we have heard so much. Vas it u
want Of conf lcucc in the banks or currency"
Then why does Secretary Carlisle recon-
mend a bill which reduces the tangible Sc
curIty Of bank notes by at least 50 per CEN
tum and cHcmrts the government from LA
bility to redeem. If i; was a want Of con.
hdence IN the government why j. that our
bonds bring such nigh premium on the
market If il was a want OF confidence in
our business men how is il that Secretary
carlisle can assure lis that 80 per cent Of
deposits. is ample security for the re cicmp-
ton Of bank notes, and the Bankers Assoc:a
uon, can tell H. that even per cent would
secure the same. II the blnkcrs Of New
FORK have > li'tlc conf lcncc' it is strange
that they could ask the government to
endorse their notes On - little sccurity, cs-
Pccial'y when the government was to get
nothing for it,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-12-14

SOME Of our Congres smen did not sufii-
GENTLY shame their constituents and dis
hohor themselves by their dilly-dallyins
and iLaction in the last session, and - have
proceeded 10 add to the disgrace and make
the scandal moro completely spIendei by
writing to the Sergcant-at-Arms io'known
if they can collect their mileage without
attending Congress a. all. Such men yught
not to be allowed any mileage.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-12-14
Have you been there ?
If NOT YOU SHOULD GO BY ALL MEANS.
-~>>$SS= - -~--~-.------ 81 ~~S|'*<*-

JNDOU BTEDN have the stock, the prcttiest de-
" signs, display and the Low EST PRICES
Union any line of goods Their Paintings and Pictures
wonderful collection of production, consisting of Etcng,
Photogravrcs Pastc Water Cos and Ocogra They combine
the force and grandeur Of the mprconSt schools with the finish and
elegance of painters The picturesque beauty of woodland
with the pleasing cors Of landscape and the stiffness of
Forest with the animated of agricultural life Everything
depicted in sprc and characteristic and mpees
the spectator with their fidelity and word they
ovnCs and beauty Call
and them No prer acccptc Christmas
can be
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-12-14

lS view Of the unrrccclcnt number OF
threatened contest for a scat il the next
Congress, the Republican Congressional
Committee has addressed letters to about
thirty Of these would be contestants, warn
ing them that they must rely ON the merits
OF their case and not on the Republican
majority in the House
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-12-14

TnE m st important measures before The
Lcgis ature this week arc the Met opol;tan
Police bill introduced by Hon. Stanyarne
wilson, and the bill to revise the Militia Laws
These bills as they a"e presented involve
some very grave and far reaching principles,
We hope AMI believe that our Legis-
lature will give them that consideration
which they demand. We believe that
every town in the State ought to
enforce the execution oIene laws Of the
State. But if some towns are backward in
their duty VIC ought not to get out of pa.
tience and enact laws emboiying principles
subversive of our free institutions. by
their charters our towns aud cities have &C
quircd certain privileges, among them local
government, the election of officers, and
the right to levy taxes within certain limits
to pay those officers. But tho Metropolitan
Police bill would deprive the towns of the
power of choosing their own police, at least
they would exercise that power only at the
suffernuco of an individual, the governor Of
the State; would Place upon them q commits
sion over which they would have no control
and at the same time require them to pay
such police and such mnission, whatever
sum within certain limits, the Governor may
dictate. We want good government, but we
want it Mt the hands of the people and not
ut tho hands Of one man, be he ever so good
man. There may come n time when the
hn Of inn
or principle. We ought to be very carIII
about Handwriting ourselves ani giving The
lash TO another, especially when VIC rcmem
Der that in the course Of time the lash will
he transferred to different and unknown
hands, To our mind the bill, with whatever
intentions it may be offered, savors of one
man government, of dcspotism in fact. For
while it may not be offered with that intent
yet the principles embodied, carried to their
logical end would lead to nothing less than
that. If q police is to be forced on a town,
why not mayor and council Why might
sheriff not be forced on county: We
know more about our local affairs than
the governor can possibly know.
We suppose the bill Is aimed a, those towns
that have not put themselves to much
trouble to enforce the dispensary law. As
the law is a law of the State, duly enacted
We think those towns have stood very much
in their own light in not enforcing it, but We
do not think this .iustifcs the extreme meas
ures sought in the bill. The power of the
Governor through our constabuary force is
amply sufficient TO enforce the dispcnsary
law, The trouble is that some reckless IN en-
will risk their live, before they will submit
Well, no legislation in the world can prevent
that, The great body of our people are will
ling and anxious to support the laws of our
state, and VIC think it is wrong to oppress
ALL aud admit on our Statute books law
involving such arbitrary principles, simply
on account Of the lawlcSsness or recklcssncss
of few.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-12-14


A Moro attempted TO break in the store
of Mr.. NJ. Rice, Jr., T.. U., early last
Iuesd1y morning, presumably with the
intent of stealing. Mr. Con Allen, going by
the store, observed that the door vas omen.
and from the position of "A shinglc under
the door, he knew that it had been rri2cI
open. JSst as he was passing he observed
some one standing by the store. who, when
they saw him, ran towards the Oil Mill. He
Immediately notified night watchman, Por-
ter, and armiI : himself with a gun, went
with that Official to the Oil Mil in search
Of the thief No thief could be found. how
ever, so they decided TO give up the search
and parted company, Mr.. Allen for home.
and Mr.. Porter to Inform Mr. Rice that his
store door was open. As Allen got near the
store he heard noise and on looking. saw
some one trying to break in the store at a
window. When Allen "haltcl' tho man
broke and run. Allen "ha'ted' him again
aud when Re took no notice of it shot at h;m
twice. Neither of the shots hit the thief.
Tho police Immediately got on the track and
run the fellow down, and found him at the
o.! Mill. He is in Jail now awaiting trial.
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REV. y. j. CACrnEY. Presiding Elder Of
this district, was in town this week lie
preached two sermons in the NJ. L. Church
here last sunday morning and night. This
is his first visit to Union and he has made
good impression on Tie people by his
earn estneSs and devotion.
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The b. s. A. will give banquet at the
Union Hotel, complimentary to the L. q. a.
club aud visiting young ladies, on the 2lst
inst. Young ladies, you may expect good
time
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Miss JENNIE WILKINS gave delightful
social last Monday night in honor of her
two visiting friends, Misses Essic Thomson
and Clara W ood, Of Pacolet
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satisiie! customer is the best advertise.
mcnt. Do you see the point p
A. H. FOSTER X co.

y FREE SILVER conference was held at
Lansing Michigan, on the Sth inst. Promi.
ncnt democrats were present aud strongly
Ill favor Of free cyiuage OF silver at the .uts
Of IL to !.
The conference scer@i to favor IN inde
pendent trsS silver party, N case the demo
cratic party failed to give hearty and un
mistakable support to free silver.
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The =. o. will be opened for business
from y. NJ. to 600 L. NJ.
The Money Order Department will he
opened for business from 9 \. NJ. to 4 Z. NJ.
Mail going East will close promptly at
l2.4o L. NJ. going West l.lO T.. NJ.
The mail will bc taken from the street box
each day 80 minutes before the traius ar
rive.
Il. W. HARRIS. =. NJ.
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| est section on the CO
| almost everything kNELL
tious table and II 2eat apparel, and eTs
cclting II small amount of laud that cannot
produce more than some Of our counties We
| can grow one thing that all other sections
cannot grow, but will and must have cotton.
Then why should We literally speaking, the
| sole prod ducers, not control the price. Be-
cause we arc unOrganized and any uuorgan-
| lied body is unsys,ema,icll NJ picHcd-up
amy can defeat well Disciplined one.
The manufacturing business conducted syS.
tcm9tically rs II Is is profitable, but. were
every stakeholder 4 director, doubtless it
would be u failure. 1t is Il lamcntable fact
that the most important business TO us all,
| morkcting cotton, is totally uusyStematic.
When tell you that many Of the calicocs
made Of our cotton. the small cask of huu-
dry soap, tinicSt match, pin and many other
insignificant things are protected "in COM
hinltiou' do you thiuk we should wait for
reaction, or do you think We should 90
to work and bring about Il correction. The
gOoi book Of job says something like this
tuucn II man purse and "he wilt curse ;hee
to thy face Evidently We are resembles
and unworthy of sympathy. a sheep that
Will quietly submit TO be shcared arouses nc
sympathy. We have not only been sheared
but have been cut to tEe fest b>Ipd as long rs
We fail to beat we wir+cSnlihoe to be c('
deeper aud deeper. Then let Organization
and System be our "Watchword. Many
ceLsurc our Southern manufacturers for
buying cotton 50 low. No liberal man could
ask II brother to pay him more than the
market value of any article. Then lets dis
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