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Evening journal., 1896-01-09
Coventry Not Dend.

LONDON, Jan. 0.-Governor Robinson
telegraphs that Captain Charles John Gov.
entry, second son of the Earl of Coventry
and one Of DR.. Jameson's officers, whC
was reported to have died from wounds re
ceived in fighting the Beers, is alive and
recovering.
The dispatch from Krugorsdorp sayt
that the Bcchunnaland contingent of DIR.
Jameson's force unite i'm declaring that
when they left Mafcking they were told
that they were going TO fight a native
tribe and it was only when they had
crossed the border of the Tnnsvaal that
they We're told that they were going to
johannesburg, TO the relief Of the resi-.
dents of that place. and that they would
be joined by detachment of the Cape
Mounted rifles, . 200 johannesburg volun.
teer and q regiment from Cape Town.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
IlIrIl

pYiE.-On the 9TH instant, Joseph Pyle, IN
his 10th year.
FARLEY.-In This citv on the h instant.
Margaret Farley, aged 90 years.
HOSS NGER.-On January O. 1890. Char
tie n. Hoasinrer
kILMER In this city. on January 3, 1895,
Margaret J. kilmer, aged - years.
MALON.-On January 3. 1870 az the resi-
denCe Of her son-.u-law. NJ. n. cork an. NJ.
d.. No. SEQ We3. street. Mar n. Graham,
wife of tev j.. Earle Maloy.
McCLAFFERTY.-O January @ 1896 Rose
A.. wife OF John McllaneTty.
Relatives and friends nrc respectfully inyit-
ed % attend the funeral nom her late rtei
donce No 6t1 East Fifth street. on saturday
morning al O'Clock. High mass nt 81. Mary "A
Church. lnterment at Oathelral Cemetery.
TERRY On the 3d instant. John ~. in
FAINT frn Of ugfne ". aud tmma j. Terry,
aged 10 mOliAs.
WALLA gE.-In this city. on January A,
1905 Anna NJ, wife or A. =. Wallace. aged g
years.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09

preceding days. but. rough as It waS it
afforded much smusement and fecreA-
tion
Horace GAuss aud Edmund p Moody
were the two fancy skaters whose svo
luti0ns excited the most admiration.
john p Dsughteu, while not a fancy
skater, by any means, enjoyed himself
Ia plain aud modest manner. with the
hundreds Of Others who c3uld not
cat the grapevine, do the back ward
roll. or any Of the many other feats
which make the ar ist on runners
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
vlews Of . sou.h Afrlean lIIs.Ionar,.


BosToN, Jan. O. - Rev. Francis w.
Bates, missionary Of the American
board, connected with its East Central AZ
rican mission, who has been connected
with that mission since 1883, is I'm this
country on furlough and is now in B0s-
ton. His residence of seven years in the
region where the present hostilitics be-
tween the Dutch and the British are oc-
curing has made him familiar with tho
situation. When seen by a press repre-
sentative. he said:
There seems 20 be "a widespread opin-
Ion that the late invasion by DR. Jameson
of the British South African company into
the Transyaai WIS theresult Of deep laid
plot on the part of the British government
90 seize on the Trnsyaal and make 10 her
own. It seems 20 me- however, that such
an idea is not ia accordance with the facts,
nor with the position that the government
has always held toward the Transyaal
since the time whcn Gladstone put an end
60 tho Boer war and granted them their
independence because their cause was c
just one.
"ThC prcFcnt differences are the ont
come of the attempt on the part OF thJ
Transyaol government TO continue the
Tnnsyaal MS a Boer republic. giving ne
voice to those Of any other than Dutch de
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
ONLY a Few nInre I..ft

We have few copies OF a beautiful
work, handsomely bound, contsining sew
ersl hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81 20 a copy,
which Is about ons -iourth the pnblics-
tIon price Also some copies OF Rand and
McNslly's CyclopedlA az 81 20. worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at tine EVENING JouHNAL ofise.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
Sold IL An Drurclata.
SVI~ - 1T u U t''1''
Chester county carnat 90 Society

KENNETT SQUARE Jan The annual
meeting Of the Chester County Csrna-
Z ou S,clsty was held here yesterd y.
T ere Was very large turnout Of
the florists OF this and sdioIning
counties. samuel S Pennoek. OF Phila-
dslphia, s-gsve Nu interesting talk on
how prepsre f)wers for market. The
follos ing officers were elected: Presi.
deat. Jacob Styer, of Concord; vice
PRESIDENT. Edward Swsyre, Of Kennott
Square; secretary, Warren R Shslmire,
OF Avondsle; treasurer. Charles s
SWayne, Of Kennett
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
shatinr at Farnhurst.

A jolly party consisting OF Misses
Elizabeth Lee, f Thersss Glthrle.
Mary Guthrie, Ella Brown. Bessie
Mccoy, John Livery, John Donohue,
Frank Mccoy, James Guthrie, James A
McNuty and Charles Brlckle went
to Farnhurst last evening on a sksting
trip They hsd royal good time. re
turning ala ieasor able hour While
there They were iospltab'y entertained
by Miss Minnie o Haulon.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
ItnIlnns Nrlih Kni,c..

BUFFALO, Jan. 9.-Autcnio Gucgino, an
Italian, was stabbed ana killed ON River
street by Colozero Cipriani, another Ital-
ian and the lover of Guggino's divorced
wife. The wcman WAS jealous of her di-
yorccd husband. who had married again,
and 10 IS believed that she influenced Clip
rilEi 10 Kin HIM.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
sooIal and Psr.onal Notea.

W Fl Coulbourn, OF ssafosd, was in
this city yesterday.
Horscs Bfinton, OF West Chester, and
G Pennock, OF Ksnnett Square. were
guests at the Clayton House yesterday
Mrs Joha II Sshl has returned to
Dover after three weeks visit here.
Mrs George Burt, Of C,ddsrville. N.
J ls the guest OF Mrs Sillis F Bon
nett
Cards have tesn issued by Mr. aud
Mrs Samuel Blockson, Of Little Greek,
FOR the marriage OF their daughter
Fannie, to John Psrvis, OF Dover The
ceremony will he performed Oh WedEes.
day. January % at 30 o'clock N
IN the A. &. Church at Little Greek.
Hon John d. Hoifseker, of Smyrna,
was in this city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
Attcmpt 10 sel1e the Trans,nnl.

PRETORIA, Transvaal, Jan. 0.-Thc au.
thoritios hero hold documentary cvidencs
showing that the whole affair of tho jaime
son raid and the uprising I'm johannesburg
has been plot to annex the Transvaai C
British South Africa
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
coURT o. ARBITRATIoN.
Plan Suggested For the settlement Of
Future Anglo-Amcrican Disputes.


NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-The present dis
cussion a5 20 the possibility of the ostab-
lishmcnt of court of arbitration between
the United Statcs and Great Britain, com
posed of Americans and Engishmen, TO
which all questions between Great Britain
and the United States would be regularly
submitted for settlement, appears TO have
taken its rise in % suggestion recently
made by Justice Harlan Of the United
States supreme court. Justice Harlan,
however, was not the first to make q sug
gcston OF this kind. Sir George 5. Clarke,
who commands her majesty's forces in
Malta, in discussing the possibility Of
naval union between Great Britain and
the United States In March, lSe4 in The
North American Review made a similar
suggestion in the following terms:
AN Anglo-American council could ef-
fectlvcly deal with most questions likely
to arise -Four members ON either side,
including the respective highest legal au
thOrities, a president appointed for five
years from each nation alternately, con-
tinuous renewals of members on the prin-
ciple of the United States senate and COM
plcte dissertation from party politics are
the necessary conditions of the construc-
tion OF q high trihunal which would COM
mand universal confidence. To such a
body, meeting once a year, would be re-
fcfred, 10y joint consent, all questions not
necessarily controversial, but of mutual
agreement and the misunderstanding
which the interchange Of diplomatic notes
inevitably promotes, together with tho
friction. on manufacture OF which some
newspapers thrive, would cease. In the
last resort arbitration would still be avail
able. Tho substitution Of personal confer
cnce for smart dispatch writing would
mark an era in the relations Of the two
natio ~
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
To ne rra1rIed Id unIon.

The marriage has been announced Of
Miss Mamie B. Ooursey, OF No. 1928
West street, aud Miller N. Wilson. The
ceremony will take place In Union NJ K
Church on Wednesday afternoon,
January %, at o'clock Rsv John d
G. Hsnna will ofiiciate.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
Possible Alliance Against England.

BERLIN, Jan. 9.-Tho emperor and the
car of Russia have exchanged dispatches
regarding the kaiser's telegram TO Pres
idont Kruger and the resulting conflict
with England, and Russia's cooperation
with Germany is already assured France
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
uaRRrUD

FELL-FLfNN.-O Jauu-tvs s. 1898. Fdgnr
B. Fell 20 kathryn A. Finn, by Rev. NJ. Y.
FRllOn.
ON-DfCKSON-At 1881 West
Fourth street on uonday evening Ienuary o d,
1896. by Rev. John ID. q. Hanna. Wllilsm q.
haml ton and Mrs. Jane Dickson, both OF
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
nr. Inmnsnn Relnnseh.

CAPE TowN, Jan. 0.-It is stated that
DR.. jameson and those of his followers
who were taken prisoners by the Bocrs
have been released and handed over TO Sii
Hercules Robinson, the governor Of Cape
Colony.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
LittIs wolk for the Court.

BRlDGEToN, Jan. 9-The Cumberland
county grand jury made Its presentment
Yesterday Only eleven trus bills were
found. which is the smallest numtet
found in usny years. and none Of the
cases are Of great Importance.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
WIN we'd a BuffaIo GIrl.

The marriage is announced of Alfred
Bidde Moore. OF this city, 10 Miss Fannie
Reeves Norwood. OF Buffalo. The cers-
iDory will take place at the latter city.
on Saturday morning. January Is Mr..
aud Mrs Moore will live In Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Uniting Miss Kathryn Finn
aud Edgar 3. Fell.
OTHER MARRIAGES TO COME

January Premises TO Be Nearly as Pro-
duotits Of Bridss and Grooms as
Dsceui iber-Sociai Happenings OF Inter-
est to WILMINGTON People, Their Neigh
bors aud Friends.
All communications intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed 10 Society
EDITOR, care OF the kvENING JOURNAL. Com
municctions should be written oa one side OF
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
EIrs. Conuer's Prizsd Possession.

Mrs William Conner. Of No. 6l3
French street. is the proud owner OF
banana tree With fruit growing thereon
S0e planted the branch and has cllti
vsted It 60 csrefnlly that now the tree Is
fifteen feet tall Shs keeps it under
glass aud has many visitors who csll
20 lee a.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
KnIghts Of ths harley MN.

Hundreds Of skaters and sight sesrs
throngsd tho Brandywine yesterday
afternoon ard last evening The ice was
badly cut up BY the heavy skating Of the
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
Kant county nrIdos and Grooms.

CHEsTERTOwN, Jan. 0 The marriage
OF Jacob Crowding, Jr, and Miss Susie
w Jones was solsmnizsd in Still Pond
Methodist Episcopal Cnurch, last night.
Rev. E d Nelson officiating The ushsrs
were Edward Crowding, Charles Crowd
ing, John Jones and John Scdoheld. Tue
biids was handsomely gowned in steel
cloth suit
Tie Wedding Of William q Whlteley,
prosperous young farmer II near Chss
tertown. and Mas Msyme KIRBY. daugh-
ter of William Kirby. took place in
Carist Church, ChsstertOwn. last even
ing The usheri we're James D LusRs
George Whitley, Feed 6 Usilton and
Charles y York. Jr De- S K Murray
performed the cerfmony.
The marriage OF George " sutton and
Miss Mary Pennington took place az the
brides home yesterday afternoon All
arrangements bad been made for an
elaborate church wedding. but change
WAS rendered necessary because OF the
illness Of the bride
w s Jarman ard Miss Mary Thomp
sou were married st the Methodist Epis.
copal parsonage lest evening.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09

liAvoid pueumonia. dyphthcria and tyy hold
fover. by keeping the blood pure. the appetite
good and the bodily healtn vigorous by the
use OF Hord's SaraAparilla.
Hoods Pulls have won high praise for their
prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
LIrrNsr ArrIroArIoNs.


NOiICE TO THE HONORABLE
~ Judges Of HE Court OF General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware, ia and for New Castle county. We
the underlined. ffoehOldera and respectable
citizens Of the Twelfth ward Of the city OF
Wilminf ton, DO hereby certify that John
Lemon, the tenant and occupant Of the house
eiiuai ed at the southeast corner Fourth and
scOtt streets. iu the Twelfth ward. .city,c0nnty
ard state aforesaid. and described Ia his ap-
plicaiiOu, md who Is applicant Tor a llCeree on
Monday, the jd day Of February, 1876. being
the ns Xt term OF srid court. for the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors in quantities not less than
one halt gallon therein not 10 be drunk cn
the premises. he bei1R licensed retailer OF
goods. wares Hnd merchandi e, The aggregate
cost value Of bis stock constantly kept on
hand for sale Is not less than five hundred
dollar ;hcing "a man of full age,Of sob1ety ana
good moral cha aier; that such sie Of intoxi-
eating liquors a. said place Is necessary to ac-
commodate the plbllc; that he e.H the tenant Of
said house and the following respectable citl-
zens ~ qait ward, at least twelve OF whom
ara fubstaI tlal freehOlders OF said ward,
recommend tho said application. viz;
John Lengel Thomas q Pierce
John ~uahn William gelbach
Patrick Daley Joseph Moydcn
Franz Gcngelbach ineeph II echorah
james A.Mc auley William y Wcldin
Thomas a. Hitch Thomas r. Magulre
Alexandrew Morgan Philip II shea
Cornelius Muudy Adam SPAIN
Joseph ~ Oberh bcO &c ~. Curray
John Il Daley Thomas Dorsey
Enoch u nci son f-nith
lgnatius 5. Smith Patrick Smith
JOHN LEMON.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
ITEMS OF .rRIs1.

That policemen has Just come on the
force" said tho woman who kcepa the ffuit
stand on the corner. "How do You Rnnwf"
asked the ho1thlack He's only helped him
self TO TWO epple8 the whole OF one day
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09

NOTICE -. WILLIAM j MCLAUGHLIN
~ the tolant aud fccup nt OF the house
situated ~ No. 40 West Sscond street, IN
the First ward an the al y Cf VIII
mington. county ~ New Castle. ANA state OF
Delaware. in compliance with tho require
fnontr OF tie Hcie Of thu 0eutrel Assembly
give notice "a @ shah apply IN willing 10 the
Court Of General Sesslons of ibe Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the state ~ elaware, 10 and
dav OF February 1876, being 70 q next term
Of said court. for O. licoi ~ Tor sild house As
an inn tavern, for ilt rt therein or IN
tOxicating liquors in less quantities tLan one
Quart. 90 be crui on The uremiats. and the
following respectable Ciiile q ut said ward,
at least twelve of whom ara substantial lree-
hOldora ~ said war recon ms Nd the edlu
onuIfaoffop
Evening journal., 1896-01-09

"Thieves." read the head of tho family.
are gong about Huprnp iatiug Cverythi e
looee." 'Heaventf My hlo1uer, was Maui
Is journal
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
MISS dorothy HAWKINS Eatertains.

Charming little Miss Dorothy Hawkins
was the hostess yesterday afternoon OF
twelve Of her little friends At the homs
OF her father, William e Hawkins, No
9i0 Delaware avenue. and right royalty
we're tt ey ontsrtained ~he hours fl "a
merrily with the little ones who en-
i,yed their games IS only children can. A
pretty dinuer was served and each guest
restiged a handsome momento OF the
event When tho llstle hostess clossa
her tired ewes at bedtime she remarked
to her mother: "Muzzsr. I've had such
delightful time Can't have my little
friends again to morrow
Evening journal., 1896-01-09

kTOiIiE-i. THOMAS J. HANLEl. THE
IN tonant AID occupant of the lona- situated
Rt corner ana townsend streets
in the s, coud wa d Of The Cifg OF VIII
mncton. con- ~ Of New Castle and State OF
Della .hro. In con plianCe with the require
mentg OF the actsof tho teneral Assembly in
nu h case mad- a. q provided. q ereby give
office hat ! shall apply ID Whiting 70 tho
Court a Gem raj Sees una "i INC cace ana
Jail Delivery Of the STATE tt Dt Ia titrf, iu ana
iOr New Castle county, on Monday tho pa uay
of H. bruary. 1875. briuc the ur2t iermot said
COURT for q lice nsa for D. id hpu-" as an inn or
tavern. for the sale iherin Of inio ucatine
liquors in IS Quantitl.s than ne quart, 10 be
drunk on the pltniists. and the ipioNlne r.
suectable citizens of said wart. a. least Twelve
III whom are fubsia1iial frt eh0lders OF said
ward. nd commend the said app icatiOn. VIZ:
Henry -. Roller howard r. cparAe
Hugh DONE her Alexander iyo
William lievina frank Quinn
James II. Gcetn lrrrs tinytvn
CHARLES r. ~tevenson I.mt McCullock
Arthnr NirCloettv E.n g- IS knftcr
Michael r. Cannon jouu 1riMih
Bugh Scanlan i-ase fgson
isn,es n D.frhfou th4rlts n Card. jr
william Sl rw, Ou Ihninte ltoHaiu
George A. Henderson thn hrtul
William q Blfcs Robert .AlCClcskey
HelTy Dugan .sinrs se.titt>Nr r~.
Evening journal., 1896-01-09
new WONDERLAND MUOEE !

w. l.. DOCKsTADER. Manager.
ms 81 Hieh CLASS Vandevilie. Admisin. loo
Evening journal., 1896-01-09

All communications addressed 30 Nun
yons representative at "rhe Morning
News" Office will meat with prompt at
teution.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
HARD ON HORRY.
Treasury Robbed of Twenty FIVE
Hundred Dollars.


Quite mysterious robbery occurred
at Conway on the night of the 18th
inst. The fact was kept quiet for n
purpose, only few Of the faithful
ones" knowing it. The safe of the
county treasurer Of Horny was opened
and robbed of about 81, 500.
County Treasurer L. d. Long was
in his Office during the day and says
he locked his safe, as is his custom,
before closing up fo1 the night. Re-
turning on Tuesday morning he found
his Office door open and on further ex-
animation discovered that his safe had
been opened and the amount us stated,
gone.
The thief evidently must have
known the combination, and having
provided himself with key to the
office, had no trouble in getting the
the booty.
1t is the first thing of the kind that
has ever happened in the county and
lis to be regretted. There is no clue
to the robbery. The treasurer, it is
presumed, has some idea as to the
robbery, but has not told any one.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
CHARLESTON'S OWN MILL.
A Charter fora Big Cotton Mill TO be
Built There Applied For.

For two decades Charleston capital
has been going out of the old city in n
perfect and almost continuous stream
for the purpose OF building cotton
mills all over South Carolina and even
in other States. Those investments
have almost invariably proved excel
lent ones, and rs Investments 10 one
has had anything to say against them,
but there have been and there are still
Charleston business men and capital
lists who thought and still think tha,
Charleston should invest her money al
home; that Charleston, il she WAS GO
ing to build cotton mills anywhere,
should buiid them in Charleston. This
belief has been expressed IL public and
in private, some hundred Of times, ana
still Charleston has helped other places
to build mills and has built none FOR
herself.
Charleston will probably continue
the good work of helping towns IN Va
r!cus parts OF the state To huiid cotton
mills, but she viii begin nov /, bald
some mills for herself A. wei. She
has plenty OF money for roti. purposes,
ana she can find no better investments
for ii.
Some Of the best known capitalists
and leading business men OF Charles
ton have sent to Columbia for It cnar
ter for cotton mill. The charter will
provide for the construction OF mill
with capital stock Of 81 30. 0O0, to be
built right in Charleston, or at Il point
near the city's limits.
The gentlemen whose names will APP
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
Earliest Radishes and Peas.

The editor urges all readers to grow tho
earliest vegetables. They pay. Welt, Sal
zers Seeds are bred to earliness, they grow
and produce every timc. None so early. SO
fine as Salzer's. Try his radishes, cabbage.
peas, beets, cucumbers, lettuce, corn, ETC.!
Money in it for you. SaIzer is the largest
grower Of vegetables, farm seeds. grasses.
clovers, potatoes, etc.
III YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT AND SEND to the
John A. Snlzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis 4,
with 1Oc. postage. you will get sample pack
age of EARLY Bird Radish (ready in IG days)
and their great catalogue. Catalogue alone
&c. postage. "a. c.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
PALMETTO
POINTERS.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.

One Of the Oldest Sectfon-Masters on
the Southern Killed In q Collision.
j. j. Suttles, one of the oldest Sec
tion-masters on the Spartanburg divis-
ion of the Southern Railway was killed
at Duncan's by north bound freight
train. He was going out to his work
on crank car with four men when
they met train Mo. 40 at the end of q
deep cut near the station, and before
either could be stopped there was q
collision and Suttles was killed. He
was a highly respected citizen and
leaves wife and six children.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
How's Thisf

we oher One Hundred Dollars Reward 70,
Any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured b,
Hall 8 Catarrh Cure. ~
VIZ +; u. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo. O.
we, the undersigned, have known F. J. Che
fectly honorable in ali business transao,}on
Sion made by their firm.
WEST &c TRUAX, Wholesale Drugyists Toledo
Ohio.
WALpINo, KINEAN &c MARVIN, Wholesale
:, Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hails Catarrh Cure il taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold
6y all DrugCists. Testimonias free.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
In the Police Court Tried and Judg-
mCnt In Its EaNOr.

Some time ago Judge Andy r. Calhoun
Judge uf the police court of Atlanta, had oc-
EaSiom q pass Il sentence that was gratifying
30 him, and IL people will take his advice
much suffering Will be ulleviatcd. The Judge
is subject to nervous sick headaches and Il!
PERSIA. Here * his sentences:
Il am u greas sufferer from nervous sick
headache and have fuuNd no remedy rf-
Icct!vc 49, ryn"r'S Dyspepsia Remedy. II
taken when the headache first begins it in
Variably cures"
Il
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
Capt. Hughes Acquitted.

The trial of Capt. Samuel Hughes.
master of the steamship Laurada, who
was charged with violating the neutral
ity laws Of the United States, was con-
cluded in the United States District
Court at Charleston, and Capt. Hughes
was acquitted by the Jury after not
more thnn 20 minutes Of consultation.
Arguments were mnde for the defense
by Gen. NJ. {. Butler, nnd for the
State prosecution by District Attorney
". r. Murphy. The court room was
packed with spectators Throughout the
day and the kecncst interest was man
iGcstod in the result of the trial /; is
presumed that the jury agreed upon
acquittal on III" first ballot.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31
Sal)clO. (sa.

ce;jcriuc Cur.-l III" Itch in its worse form
Our hands have been troubled with Camp Itch
and where il WAS properly applied. has not
failed to give relief. Brown ~ Davis. Sent
by mail for !Nc. IL stamps. j. i. Shuptrinc,
Savannah, Ga.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-31

Good Dog !. WORTH Lons,nr nner.

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:1L SHni!" be 3D!e 40 t""pt hin lutcIIigcntIv
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uuettcH S!inHi2!H- ni !i.nr.-. The dog doctor
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.i'-iSt IN c'iluc disease 10 The PRINCIPAL ken
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J:"th tonnG. handsomely illustrated hook,
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