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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
DEATH is IN ITS WAKE
APPALLING DESTRU CrIN EAEsS OF
WEST INDIA HURRICANE.
Eleven killed at savannah aud the
Entire Atlantic SeabOArd SuT-
fered Misfortune.

savannah. Ca. Sept. SO,-The hurricane
which swept over Savannah yesterday
caused the loss OF nearly a dozen lives
and entailed a financial loss of nearly
81 00o,0oo. Each report that Is received
Is worse than at nrst. II was thought
that one death would be the result OF
the hurricane. but the number has In
creased until it has reached IL. This IS
the list
j. Wallace tombstone.
Captain Z. L. Murphy Of the tug hob
ert Turner, and the following, all col
oIed;
Mary Warning.
Eli Beatty.
Fanny McFalL
Julie Jackson
Two deck hands oil the Robert Turner
An unknown man and an infant.
\ great many persons were injured
The most seriously hurt are. Fanny
Jackson. back broken; w. +. Thomas, les
fractured; \. b. Farnnam. leg broken;
James Smith. seriously hurt by failing
simbers. John stephen, struck by falling
timberS; s. Rody Pritchard, hurt by fall
ing bricks. Ben West, colored. struck by
falling barn Joseph Hamilton, eolored,
struck by falling barn; John Wilson, hit
by falling chimney.
Among the prominent buildings destroy
cd by the storm are the City Exchange.
Duty street Baptist church, st. Phillip )
African Methodist church. Georgia Cen
trail railway warehouse, ST. Patrick )
school, Georgia Huzzars' armOry Henley
nall city market, electric railway power
house, Yale Royal mills, Conner, Hun *
Co.'S guano factory. Commercial Guano
company factory, Fawcett Bros whole
-s,le grocery Henry solomon y son,
Wholesale grocery II. ]. pOyle.s retail
grocery
ttuHtrrds Of residences are injured md
he most beautiful trees In the city are
blown down The loss TO shipping viii
come 20 over $1,000 900 The most serious
usually vas the capsizing la mid stream
OF the Savannah river Of the Norwegian
bark Rosenius, the grounding of the Nor
gan bark. the drifting of the Norwegian
bark Il. e. Metcalf. and the total loss II
the tug Robert Turner.
The steamer Governor Stafford IS
Aground in Copper river, and small craft
nave suffered much, many naphtha
launches and small sailing vessels having
gone out to sea. Many bridges are out
OF plumb. The Thunderbolt. Ty bee Mont
gJmery and Isle OF Hope, AL prominent
resorts near the city, were hurt by the
storm.
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u,>>rs CREDENTIALS No coon
sound steamboat Lilac IL Not Dead
heading Politicians.

Seattle Wash sept. m.-M4x Pracat.
am oregon politician yesterday In this
gltF ran up against i corporation mana
r-r with HON Mark Hanna credentials
would not 20 down Captain James M3v-
llu u manager % the Straits Sts1 mahIp
company which operates a line az
steamers between Seattle and the strait
ot Fucl Pracht presented the crcdea-
tllis from Major Ackiuley's Fndnak r.,
requesting free transportation % Poct
AnEeles and return. In which city Il Vas
proposed to organize 4 Mckinley club
ut won't pass muster here. Captain
Morgan answered. and Prlcht F"Iolu"d
saying I've Travelled pver the ro4r.
rrg and this IA the first transportation
company either hy water or rail- that
has refused TO honor these credentials
and xiv" me d pass.
cant help IT," Captain Morgan ro.
piled. we are not d-adhrndl0g 1ry ~
Hauna's politicians.
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A BURNING DISGRACE
INF0nTLNATE AaMRSIANs
sfhANnEn ~ FRANcE.
HaNiaS Escaped the nlaaa, -
rheS Are Now LeskIas 90 ,ss
l-ana af the Wee.

MarsSiiiss. Kept. y, There exist
alton VI analfs IN tnls city Al pyss-.'.
shieh seems 10 be disgrace 10 So
and 70 the Armenian assoeiatton. aa.'er
ally throughout the weird. Sah.is,tn. s-iSt-
thr government. municipal or - ~
#haEttS here. are SO unfortunate A 49,.
H'ths hsh- women AMI ehIidFeA. ya,,...,
and Old healthy and slek-who nav 1fss
tevied ia escaping from the biOs,5s :.
sdeFvs At ConsgaRtin0pls. and ~ 49,
sac ahd all. Daoyed Up b the ho0. ~ ~. ~.
iHs atlr eventually 70 reach tbS 80. "
ne free the UHited States fhrss -, -
basv already elapsed. and h0thia. -
bite apIteats 10 have b@en dOas - 49,.
relief much iSss towards naatmx $3.50 $500
bones - any Of the many ass5ei.ri.,s-
fJt the relief OF the suffering AFn,..sss
- hlrh have t'esn organised IN Eaktss.,' u
A8tefte.s
These uufoFtaaalHs. however -.
Pc ths svRy class 70 Shleh the hsss !.
.hiFtIF should be FFsG sKtaadet =. -
are hgnpeisss BsaTty all psaallvs, 10y
afv enduring the lAAngs VI kuaEst ~,
/ tTl DO" 5hT seems stlilhs 10 slep Ia -
se"i~ this SAha OF refugees t. sSms ii -.
~u~te hey can Dsgta life amsa - ~.
irf shJEe promising eiFeansEsness 49,
lHyJuuts % hi0s@f have bees satsss n
/ ar iAst IJF the ArfnsAlaAs IA AFts..ts
| b-t .f-- situation Ut tmS tattef /, -
ai. &. nee thth gas haii-stAFttax -
lvr- = bad me AFmSnl.ss Il i.
faetdA sVftatuiy had GkSfI sssFsslxtsss,s.s.
sa1 seitJ~ s'5aatFymSh 20 fall haaek -
ih- -93f F~op4s hsFe sesah 20 hkEs ~
/ ryI-His iu The . l1s work. Yet th4. 80. Z.
49azs. a4d lutustrt1Hz a class as -, -
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15h- SDdtH AfhsTteaa sGazeataEass = ..
.faT. ssstaz aisan1age VI Ists ieetssr.,S.
st. atrs1 hAsr AEssaLisa uas5n Nj yshss.
~ Poe Armchair refugees Is Aliss fh-.
| stsa 10 be- Transported 10 ~. Assxsss1,
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sa. fAE= " ts15aa ads u ltessess q fess.
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bats BlFsn ttlFssa. sEalxaafsi =
7aa.t tntsFiea Jhis - lhst shssassl,s
goes as.g sfsa&tng Tossed tsam ",
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
CIGAR MAKERS ARE ~ SESSION
David HeFmIdinEcr of New York Go,
His sent

Detroit Sept - -TDi8ys session ..lr-
messed 'n' beginning " the fight bet w.eu
'he .J,.ail.t.. and ar.i-eorlsfIl=tic f,r.
tons .u tra e.Earm1kers. ,nternati1naI
convention. ihH occasion being the sHlt-
Ing ~ Delegate David Hermidlnger from
Ne" York Objection was raised on the
GROUND that b." was engaged In trade. hut
u soon cropped ont In the debate that
followed that the socialists objected to
him because Of his Iufl-sOciaiIstIc ten
ieHry Delegate Bennett Of New York
led the opposition to Hermidinger N q
fiery address Of an hours duration. At
noon vote vas taken on the question
nl0h resulted lu tho complete rout Of
the socialists. The delegate vas seated
his opponents having only about n 81 the
20 delegates present
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aoun sr.Vnaan R.rrnrIc'S'
wuI r-t ~ . Fall state Ticket ~
CogoVRao.

Colorado srriras. Colo SEPT y I've
state convention Of the gold standard II
uuhltrars sill, no held heTp '"Fne'tft
This s"ryentioa claims 10 rtpteaeni w
regular republican patty of the sts'.'
IN that % was called AZ the hrst u1ees
inc Of the state committee, whlfh a''e
endorsed Mckinley and Hobart
The silver faction ot the Partl auss
ward called the committee together an
isSusd call Tor the convention 1T seh
tomhnr > Tomorrow convention w
dominate presidential electors snd 7
believed fgiJ state ticket Senator
ward n wolrott ell address the s"h
'antlon and u is expected Charles 20
Tor Of ohio, on secretary Of the treasury
viii slso he present. There being W.
contests n Is expected the ronNen''"
VII Hnish ts work In one day
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times in acknowledgement Of the plaudits
but he did not say a word. After stay
ing on the stand about half minute
he returned to his carriage and was
driven OF on.
From o'clock until nearly II o'clock
a corps OF speakers held about 1900 peo-
pie at the stands in Union square In
hopes of hearing Mr.. Bryan. About 10
clock IL was announced Mr., Bryan
would not appear. Mr. Bryan at midnight
Left for the south.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

County Warrants Cannot TAXI Pre-
cedenre,

oIgmpu sept - The opinion hand.
-d down by the supreUs court today
we're r. \. NuusDu appellant We
Georr" Mudgctt treasurer pG 5poklna
COUNTY Tn" question for determine bon
he-a was whether tho interest on -au
plfa Nfs entitled 80 priority oyr- gen.
era. fund warrants In affirming 'n-
tId Emeut. the supreme court holds ihlf
rhs coupons were payable At a ln4tr-
mated tlma and required NO PRESENT.
yigT and Ippslllu. rsrrjrsd the wa.
rants with n full kuoWledgr Of the borls
and tn.iF condition
I"hn e. MIibon respondent W First
National bank Of CoIfly gro"lF1u..
Waill WaIla. affirmed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
RICHEST OF MINERAL nro,ox.
MeSir"n HALLWAY WIN u. u,,t, =,
Them ."

city If Mexico. Sent % r,-t..,..
Bartlett Of Chicago rau today a. a,
city, after having secured mos, i'm.
ant railway concessions from tho A.
han Central Tho charter rr.vIJ,, g..
STANDARD gnGE" road 10 Iuu from ,,,,r
r0lnt In the state 81 Chihunlua a., 81.
Mexican Central railway wesfe.,,t A.
point on ~" Sonora road. with br,r-r,
80 running north into one ~ tho nh,
mineral regions on tho globe and -,,.a
"ard along tho Pacific c,ast The s,,f,
vehtlon "f main line amounts IN ~ n.
Ter mile go -
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HE COULD NOT FIND THE nErron
PendIetOR citizen Looking for Bets
In Portland.

rrudIetou. Or Sept. O,-'rhe political
light is waging hotly In this locality
and both parties are actively at work
White the gold men openly assert that
they have plenty OF money to spend tn
the campaign the silver men are hare
lerrd for i lack Of funds
\ leading business man OF this city
heard that large sum vas waiting
in Portland to be placed on the election
of Mckinley, : to I. He immediately
took the Nrst train for gh, wcbrool me
tropohS with 5000 cash but wa an
able to find anyone who would bet On
the terms so widely advertised
The silver men here are dOin4 morr
mood saving than talking just nuN. and
expect to show results for the " bite
metal on November O. The course ps The
SpokeSm an Review ~ commended on tiI
s44sss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

NtI-stI~s LIvss 80 usssIstas. tm@ia
aratISa SD tgtsss

Nils sasna sapt - -tT9asfegas $50 ~
''ed a. ths morning session y 'Fs
'H1f.'uA Al Prison association. u HAs -
tviaI Nat tho census takan 1n fha 80
.a-' ana e1aaastns editorials sa t FAf
'fka targalT ~ ssusatispHsl iss'f naisaa
'FFt 'Hs World is gFawing hssiaf. sea
ttst "a IrNIriaa u on the dsrrvass NV
llkHn % Mcrhsssau. Kan. a Hsau7ssf 2,
ne American mar association. rsad iss
rspari ~ the standing canlaaIete4 an efsaa
jpal laE REFORMS HIs TsnaFt was sse@tA
rirsr spI comprehensive, and was As'se
- e. IN enthusiastic silence. Nh@A
hanged 20 voitsy II questions ana con-
mont
~ ~ Hart ~ st Paul secrstsFT 81
the board Of state charities, then resa
Nv" principal paper Of the forenoon Sg''-
immigration and crime.
The report 81 the commIttes on ~
charged prisoners for the national pr''''a
congress followed
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LOUISIANA srATn TROOPS REApl
win Protect Murderer .. Jshnse'
FROm che Net,

New orleans. Sept. D.--Psopie In Amts
CITY and the parish Of Tanginahot ~
still apprehsnsive Of mob violence on ~
count Of Sheriff MeAfiehasls sending !ona
Johnson. the murderer OF the Cotton Ia .s.
Wy, to New Orleans TO save him from ", ~.
mob Governor Foster this rnornlns ~. ~
iered the Sixth battalion 70 Amlte w ~.
to reinforce the company Of stats u"Vs~
sew thSre ffOm mafwUnd.
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WenHtchee. Wash, Oct. Jake Dunn.
manager Of the Friday ana Saturday
mines in the Methow. IL reported drown
Cd tH the Methow rapids. having disap-
peared from the steamer Tuesday morn
ing Nothing has b1sn heard or seen Of
rim since
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san rHuriSrD Grain
san Francisco. Oct. t--Whsa, snip.
ping. HlsaLl714 for No /. and 81 l,t,
10 for choice, milling. 81. 221qQl.20.
Earley-teed fair to good -g'git-..
choice, 17tc, brewing. s214QHic
Cats-Ml!llng. 9Oa95c. surprise ,.f,r,,
= o., fancy feed. y5gg7l4c: good 20 eholaa
'''sH&'c. poor to fair. 7I'sus2tac. gray
and black, Tor feed. 754sOc
Chicago Grain
Chicago. Oct. i.-December wheat.
which closed Wednesday at $685..
opened this morning Mt 6s&lc and s0c ana
m little over an hour went as high "a
'9c, being he above Its price on MorI,y
september 5. an average advance n
about ~ per hushel a day for the In.
tfrveniug . days. An advance 40 steady
hrs not taken place since the spring a.
ls95. in May Of that year % cents nor
hHsheI having been added
Close. December wheat. ssasr. corn.
&.s.c. oats. lshC
Receipts Wheat. 1900 bushels. corn
,ooo bushels: oats. al 100 bushels
Live stock.
Chicago. oct. i.-Cattie-Fiir 20 .,r.,,a
native beef cattl" were wanted at n ,O1,-
sales being largely at uiJtitD ua,vy
'lftl" sold lt $50 and upward ,o.s
ana 0",f"rs brought 81 y5lt3.50. bulls n r,
Ti21. calves were active at steady prirra
westerns sold largely 1t s. iGus ~ FOR
COWS. b"itcr7 and steers with oh ,ig,.
@'~"TS selling around 81 ggTtI
h1SA- Heavy packing hogs sold as low
+F s--' Tor choice heavy. ana prime .t..
dunn 1ud beat light weights brought B.
she"p--Th" trade was more luim1fa.I
~ NhH3 for choice to prime shaef,
Westerns sold freely 1T g. gar ~ md
th"r" was good export demand for ch1ica
sheep. Feeders sold at 81 ElI2 o. Lambs
Wer" wanted at bHG37 u. prime nocks 20
higher than last week
sheep 1000
PnekinE HOnAr Pr01ucta
Chicago Oct. I-J1nulry pork ggt
uard. I'D. ribs. t3G2
MiaceIInneOus
New York, oct. l--Hop4-Bteady
WOol-Dull
PetrOleum-DU United closed Al 81 q
pennsylvania crude, weak Novsrn Dor
Bis bid.
Pig lron-5tsady. southern. Sl2 %. north.
rru 80 7Jdl2
coT""-Closeh duIl December. -. ma
F5, March - soa7s5. spot RIO. dun
mild quiet
sugar-Raw. quiet. refined. steady.
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I,,-,,,.II7t u sept D mo ro,Iar,--
r,,r., l".'ht h7s awarded oo,,r,o, ~
r,l,,hg The moIl between Tnn,s,, 70,
nh. ~ Alaska The distance :, 'n w
yl,,, ana 'h" contractors are ~ sN e
Nav ;, ,'' , "''we"r Noyombar lsos "' "a
trIp " They rsoslve Il,ou Tor As"n
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Hamburg. Sept Zs-About 5t1 dock IN
borcrs working IN the grain ships struck
today. demanding - instead Of q piss
per ton for unloading
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TIE MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH,
Metal Quotations.

Naw FORK. oct. bar silver. .,t,.
copper Steady. brokers price yl1 GA
Exchange price. Sl0.E5.
L'ad-St Steady. broker price s. ~ *.
change. 81 75a2sO
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, or. oct Wheat ,sry
firm Wrlla Walla. 5@tlsDc. valley ~.
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Wedding Of VIZ. wbt,,.,

-" 'YIF, SOD y u 100T"II-- N
t"m"rrpw iu G1r Urrta- ... ~
= Randolph Hs-H lrr r,,
the Iio'"' MHrv"ra U1r B.r,,-
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CAN IDt HELP THEN.
L. Williams. .JoEcSvilIc. :. G..

l.. l.. Williams. JoIcSvillc. =. G..
DEAR SIR: IL reply to yours of May
:, 1856. would say: On April 30, 1896.
delivered Mrs. Ostar LIONS Ct five boys
weighing !, -, II. II. and ) pounds
respectively. All seemed TO lH healthy.
On May /, ut 3:3Ua. H.. tie smallest
one d!,d, living only fum days II hours
;nd 30 minutes. On May II, at "::Ua. III.
another died, living eleven daySS hours
and go minutes. Mother and remaining
three III" getting along we'll 1T present,
tEry arc Yet unnamed. TLcSr people are
very l.Our, owning thirty aclcS of land
with II dvht of $40 on IT. Any money
sen, IL ne or item will Ike thankfully
received and acknowledged. Photographs
of Tie babies can l,c had I,y sending 20
cents To me or the family Il, this place
alrl You viii oDlIoc respectfully :. D..
Mathis NJ. D.. attending physician by f..
L. Taylor secretary.
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.NITMNTlON VETERANS.

y mc,t:h% @, Camp Giles, L. {.
tcir,al.S Wl!t !" held ut Union &. H..
June Isl III - 'c,uc!i H., for the purpose
of adopting 3n niSiguia 10 hc won by its
members at t';c grand reunion at
Richmond, Va. June 80, july |, and ,,
us we'll as al cil"r public occasions.
Also tu a~c"I tain who, and how many
of its mcmlNlS. (aEd members of their
famlllcs) expect - attend the Richmond
meeting III or;lvr That ample railroad
Recommendations may re furnished them.
~ U!Icr oi j. Il. DOUGLASS,
j. l.. STnhiN. Commander.
.idjUtant
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Sheriff's Sale.
EOR III NE. iSWi.

B\ Nrturc of an CN"CutiOH 10 M"
directed. | will sell before the cuurl nous"
door in the town OF Union. :. c., OH
Monday the first day OF June nest. during
the legal hours of ShcriiiS sale. the
following described personal property
to-wit.
One COW. levied on and 10 ir sold Il:
the property of Charlie pri>OCk Ill th"
suit oi PhSe Dunn. !. G.. iON".
Sheriff of Union CcGnty.
May IL, 1896. 2l--2t.
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new YORK RACKET
CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH.

Right in line with all the light, airy fabrics you
need ifyou wish to keep cool, and of course you do
Lovely shirt waists, 4Sc, 73c. and 95c. And
beautiful line of Persian Silks to be closed out in the
next so days Come and select of these lovely
patterns before they gone.
New lot of those popular Butter Laces just in, and
with everything else we handle they are SO per
cent. less than you buy them elsewhere.
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Who is looking after the old cemetery
since Mrs. !. l.. Ioung'S death? Have
we no pubic spirited women left? Can
II Ee said th:.t the woman of the pres
cnt, iay only thinks of p;,rading the streets
and attending social gatherings.
Or. :. :. l.in,Ier WAS called i'm to s,c
Nh. Gibbs Williams 4 few days ago.
His diagi!U,is was that he had Il case of
'iuendic'tiS and that it was the third or
18th attack. He called in conSult;,-
ten several Physicians. They agreed OH
the :!iagnoslN. and decided us Il dernier
resi- Il To- Operate, the chances being at
least :rn - one against him. They OPP
crate, iIn on the 2jth inst.
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respectfully announce myself a can-
dula'% tqr County Superintendent M
E;trcation, subject 10 the Democrats.
primary. w. GIST DUNCAN.
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| respectfully announce myself AZ Il
can!idatc for Calinty Superintendent o!
r",Hca:i,li Cor Union county, subject ,N
tt2 decision of the Democratic voters AT
the ciiSucing primary election,
kclton. :. G. JAMES'N, IN,WLI,E.
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zoos; i"ttOM CLIFTON

CLirrn>. Mny 25.-Dr J. II. Brown
ami NJ. ". {. Allen have Just returned
num RcrI> IIliI. where they wcGG iN
;ttrnd;Iic" upon llc gr;ul lodge, Knights
rl iNihrS. they speak IL glowing
terms q! the Whole Soulcd hospitality OF
that Progressive cily.
/ he store IL the No. > mil. having
hrrn completed. was iully stocked Il few
DAYS ago. anh the inner us well as the
exterior part Row presents Il very
attractive appearance.
he mil VIII probably lm in operation
very soon n hat point. aS the work iS
progressing with wonderful rapidlty.
l'hr sites l"r Inc principal hnildmg have
been ,"!",trd carefully and with ;in vN"
lo IL" "mll"<s OF things" l''-
genera! cii"cj i Imlpu" - ""'" 'n'
'N''' ~ IL careless observer, whii, +,
'"c "l'i'l II presents hts of scenery
N"finI ol -" 't'rSh of Turner Ernu
: ;"r:'.u'i":.! and business POM of yirw
u lEi~ IT'S attractions also. and thc mn,
VIII 'H nic at the handSoncst il, the
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.:..H ROW enterprise Will materially add
10 liz t"Wllat!"u and inpOrtaurr ot
'"tuN. !mi"ch few people seem To
fVi'l/' ''"li Wiihin very short time
lni0 M'A /" Il Village of probahv
l'>" thousand inhabitants. But come
UP lhTt sec iur Yourself Mr.. Editor. Won
VIII ~ gwen = hearty welcome. ana viii
ln"r' many mon county people who
HAY" Iord'V'l mere. SEATON.
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.;,n ,, ounce myself for the posi-
" ,. county Auditor, subject TO the
.scmUcr;ltic primary election.
j. FRANK BAILEY.
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8 Candidates. g

Candidates must pay five dollars in adj
vance before their names will bc inserted
in the TIMES.
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Thanking the people for the past iavors
aSain announce mysct Il candidate ion
County Superintendent of Eiucatiou>
NJ. l.. LEMASYEH.
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,l"ln l.. Gage is announced a candi,lat.,
for County Superintendent of Education.
subject 10 the result Of the primary
election.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-05-29

respectfully announce myself can
di,iatc for the Office of County Auditor.
NAT j. MORGAN.
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FOR COUNTY AUTlTOE

announce myself us y arapdklate tor
reelection for AUDITOR of Enim cVun'
subject ~ the lripRry election. 's'
wv 4, I',Er
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FOR TREASURER

announce myself rs Il can,istate lui
reelection TO the TreasrAer's office u
Union county, subject to the Devav
cratic Primary. j. III. BATTLES,
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! respectfully announce myself as Il
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of Union
county, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic voters ut the primary elect ion.
Cross Keys. =. {. &. TUOS. Hollis.
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Notice..

III ".H'"m> are forbidden 10 nuI 81,
my mn'ir III Fish Dam township.
ut. Nj. {. DEAvEE.
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Thanking the people of Union Count,
for the liberal support given me in the
past, | announce myself again for
Clerk OF Court. subject to the Democratic
primary.
THOMAS III. GuEE.
Cross Keys :. &.
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announce myself as Il candidate for
Solicitor of the 7th judicial circuit, sub
iect To the Democratic primary.
THOS ). SEAsE.
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hereby announce myself rs candi-
date OrrC-olection to the office of County
supervisor of Union County and will
humbly submit to the result Of tag
primary election.
il L. i S-NrS.
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FOR SHERIFF..
!. GIDEON l.O\N.

| respectfully announce myself rs Il
candidate for reelection to tho Office of
Sheriff, of Union County; subject to the
decision of the democratic voters at the
ensuing primary election.
j. &. LONG.
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| hereby announce that an, il candi-
date for reelection us Solicitor of this
circuit, pledge myself to abide the rc-
suit OF the Democratic primary.
q. l.. SCIIU MPERT.
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hereby announce myself as candidate
for Solicitor of the seventh Judicial Cir
cult of South Carolina AMI pledge myself
il elected TO perform the duties ., the
office impartially, faithfully and fe;irlessly
My candidacy is subject tu the action Of
the Democratic Emty.
Ncwberry, :. {. COLE l.. BLEAsH.
April Ind 1896.