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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-22
THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Dec. 2.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and continued warm until Wednes-
day afternoon. =
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81. the lowest Is
and the mean 45. with clear, warm
weather, gentle south TO southwest wind
and slowly falling barometer. 3o.olo inches
at z p. nl.>
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been AZ.
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month OF December
has bee g. and for the 2lst day. IS.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. Dec. 21.-Forecast for Tues
day:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory; Fair;
southwest winds:
Kansas: Fair; southwest to northwest
winds.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular communication of Sunfiower
Lodge No. S6. A. f. & A. NJ, Tuesday
evening, Dec %. at 7:30 O'Clock. Elec-
ton Of officers and work in E. A. degree.
Members requested and visitors invited
tC be present
Wichita Council No. SO, L. c. T., has
accepted an invitation to attend divine
services at St. Johns Episcopal church
Sunday morning, Dec. q. The mem
bers, together with all commercial trav-
elers who may be spending the Sabbath
in Wichita, are requested to meet at the
Manhattan hotel at 1890 o'clock from
which place they will repair to the
church in a body.
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COTTON MARKETS

St Louis. Dec -Cotton-Dcu AID u--
changed. psGdling. I5-lsc; sales iis bales:
receipts. 1.si5 bales; shipments. AGA bales;
stock. 500 bales
New Orleans. Dec l--Coston-Easy:
-nijdIirz. sac. Iow rzsd1l.ns, sc: good or
binary. Sac
New York, Dec. 1.-cotfon-ouief: nlEs-
ding Tic
DRY GOODS MARKET
New York Dee l-There were a fc=
buyers II the market ard on their part
attention was given 10 s.iecizs and othe-
Innings and some good sales resulted For
ether classes OF goods mere was an i-Teg-
uiar inquiry. bs:- 70 settled business 20
suited. Printing cloths duh and nominal
AZ s-lsc and cls goo3S- VIDE and nA-rox.
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arrived an3 TIE man wa- eccn isnced
a; the gate q TIE csty castle.
A nsE pee os cl1shesitne. afsoss
txeary s~si long. zzz fer5as r7ou him.
I'D - :. re4 hsnfxsreDlsf. sns shossf
az N may Es rsfased q K.xe 81
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day foT srszL Wan ts@ pasros sssrse5
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@as7 tae city t1si4tf.g vas r~scnel. ard
ar rsiscS- H-s 1sc<zAzSy 20 keep E1zss
AK
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ELECTRIC DITTERS.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen.
orally needed, when the languid ex-
hausted feeling prevails. when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need of
a tonic and Alternative is felt A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine Will act more surely In
counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache.
Indigestion. Constipation. Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. soc. and Sl-00
per bottle at Geo. Van Werden's Phar-
macy, 1923 n. Main street and @. Geh-
rings drug store, northeast corner To-
peka and Douglas avenues.
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Railroad Material for Sale.

will take up about forty miles Oh
the track OF the Wichita and western
railway and have for sale approximately
1000 tons OF A. T. < s. F., Standard Old
steel rails with angle spices, boHs,splkes
switch fixtures etc, TO match mostly
Joliet Steel Five frame depo;s, - II. py
AZ Fl, one "A II by 100 IT, eight section
tool houses, IL Il. by 16 IT.
The line was built in 1887. Train ser
vice for the most part. one train per day
each way. 1 desire 10 deliver fast as taken
I'D 10 save extra expense.
Bids solicited. Terms-cash on de-
livery. Address
J. II. MENTIRE,
Receiver W. & W. Ry.. Wichita, Kan.
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i Mrs Della Chamberlain of Wichita and
Mr.. Willie Hursh were married Deem
Der 3 at Wichita Falls. Tex They ex-
pect 10 make a short stop here visiting
Mrs. HuTch's parents on their way 10
Galveston where they expect to spend a
Few weeks before returning 20 Wichita
Fails, which will be their future home.
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THIS WEEK--
AT PAGES "A sTosa.
You will find Suitable
for Christmas:

Iron Toy Banks at-....---.-...-..-- eSe
Plated Cold Lined Cups at........- go
Plated and Plush Pin Cushions at. go
Plated Sugar Spoons at.-..-......-. 80
Plated Butter Knives st....--...... 20
Plated Button Hooks at............ go
Little Gem Pocket Lamp at .-.-.... &c
Plated ChIld's Knife. Fork and
spoon at -.--.s.s 20
Plated M. Picks. 10c to......-.. go
Plated Nut Cracks. soc to-.......-. go
Can Openers. lOc to....--. ..-...--~ 2ssa
Plated Key Chains. $50 to....... SO
Ice Picks 10c to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
Iron Match Boxes ........... 20
Is Styles Scissors and Shears.
GBOfCf <tJ
Large variety Pocket Kbfves..... $50
Pocket Knives (each), 30 to..--.-s3 %
Cork screws ..-.--.- .-...-....s.s-. .JD
Lemon Squeezers. i5o to........-.. TO
Thermometers 49,. ..... -s-.. 1890. 80
Stes! Ice skates. SOC t0..--.....-...-N %
Skate Sharpeners. 80 20 ...-...s..- ga
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HOGS.
REPREsENrATIvE SALES.
ShipprN.

L. D. Ward. Little Rock. Ark. 3 cars of
/ cattle
J. b. KEEL, Clearwater. hogs
Dan Mckinley, Texas. . cars OF hogs
and cattle
A 3. Moore. Alvarado. Texas, car OF
cattle.
II X. Eoe-ly, Fort Worth, Texas, : cars
i.1r
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Holiday Specialties.
Silk Carriers &c I'D to.............. SO
Ladies Wool Seal Muffs $3.50 up to.s IS
Children's Fur Sets s1.65 up to..... $50
Ladies Ice Wool Fascina.ors 4sc up
to .......... .......... ............ is.
New Dresden Ribbons. ........ 80
New Empire Fans Csc up to ....... 800
Ladies Chatelaines CSC up to........ $50
Ladies Silver Mounted Purses 29c up
10 l.SS
Ladies Shopping Bags 5Sc up to-. 800
Four piece Point DeSpirit Bureau
Sets $1.49 up to .................. 2.15
Four pieces Spatchel Bureau Sets
$1.oS up 10 .......-... ............ $50
Point DeSpirit Pillow and Brussels
Net Shams S1.f up to ........... 1.9o
Feather Boas 5Sc; others UP to..... 800
Gents Eiderdown Night Shirts..... .13
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
NeckWear.
Ladies Lace Collarettes 4Sc, &c.,. 100
Ladies Pique and Embroidery Csc
CSC and .......... ..............'.. liz
Gents Four-in-Hands the 50c ones. SO
Gents Tecks, the soc kind.......... 80
Gents Tecks, 19c and .............. 81
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FAVORS THE BULLS
STOCK MARKET CLOSES STRONG,
NEAR TOP FIGURES.

'uban Agitation In Congress Is Postponed
Until After the Holidays and the street
Figures on Interminable Debates, at the
Same Time Taking Note of the Madrid
Dispatches and the Placidity of Europe
Generally Res pecting the 0aestion-Chi-
caso Bank Failures Aid the Bears Less
Than They Expect-The Bond Markets.
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Chapman & Walker.
The Success
ofom Great Sale
Goods


Handkerchief
Ladies Fancy Printed. &c
Good Hemstitched $500. .......... .e4
Extra Hemstitched ............ .o7
A beautiful line Of Embroidered. 10
Embroidered and Scalloped ....-- .1sis
% different styles at.............s %
Pure Lanen Hemstitched ......... .1si2
Csc Hemstitched and Embroidered %
So and soc High class Hand En-
broidered .......S.. .....-...... rs
IS and s5c High class Hand En-
broidered ........---- -.-......- .ss
800 High class Hand Embroider-
cred ............. sto
s.. 25 High class Hand Embroider-
ed ............ --...--.-... 1899. 10
:175 High class Hand Embroider-
ed ............. ..--....-. .-.....N 90
$500 High class Hand Embroider-
ed ...........-. ..-.....-.. 1880. l.oI
s275 High class Hand Embroider-
ed .......... ............... 800. 1-sa
IS. 50 High class Hand Embroider-
ed ...----...s--.-.s sou
S.. 90 High class Hand Embroider-
ed s.....s. S.oS
$500 High class Hand Embroider-
ed ..........s.s... 80. ~
500 High class Hand Embroider-
ed ..........--..- f.So
IS 90 High class Hand Embroider-
ed .'..--.... WV
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They rallied again at the close, which
was good Spanish stocks were strong
here and in Paris. Mines were firm. the
Paris bourse was steady, as also the Ber-
lin market. where money IS easier.
Paris, Dec. 21.-Three per cent rentes
i02 francs As centimes for the account
exchange on London % francs As cen
times for checks.
Berlin. Dec. 21.-Exchange on London
eight days sight 20 marks "a pfennigs.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Phiiadelphia-C sS,544.s3S; bal
ances sf,662.475.
MISUNDERSTANDING s2,27s,224: bal
ances si55,7s4.
81. Louis-Clearings s4.57s,s2o: bal
ancss s490.5s2. Money 567 per cent.
New York exchange par bid % cents
premium asked.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Dec. sl.-Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance $685.
557, 16S; gold reserve s1S4, 294,355.
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1879 N. Main St.

sold IN fair quantities. but at as low prices
as ever were realized.
Fall River. Mass, Dec. H.-Print cloths
dull at q-lSc nominal; moderate sales OF
odds on a basis of 3i.c are reported
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WICHITA Markets
REPRnsENTATIvE SALES.

Wichita, Dec. =.
CATfLE
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Silk Umbrellas.

Our New Holiday Invoice-about 800
with new designs IN handles Silver
Patched Naturals Burnt Ivory. Silver In
laid. Dresden, Pear. Sterling Silver, Ths
Famous Belknap. johnson * Powell
make 20 10 80 per cent saved here IL
the price.
Ladies 7Sc; others up to---.-.~-....A.s s
Gents s1.9s: others up to........~--- esq
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKErs.

Chicago Grain Markets, furnished by r.
l.. Bostick, Commission Merchant, rooms
% and u. over Kansas National bank, Tel
ephone 167. z
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Receiver W. & w. Ry.. Wichita. Kan.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17
Seda,ia.

JAN. l3 - The M. a'!es h I'VE spr cad rapi ilJ
ii II have escaped the infection. We are
sorry to report one death &. ). Prince died
near Cross Keys yesterday morning. lie
had pneumomia Ind took measles. Both to
&c her proved fa:al. Mr.. Prince was ali
iniu uious ha'd working mnn aud goo'
citizen He leaves n wife aui several littlc
children i, destitute circumstances. H.
was u Consistent membcr of the Bant,s
Cuurch and we trus; Their loss is his .tcr-
nal gain. The prevailing sickness in thi
portion Of the C iun:y ha, prevented much
farm work being done so far this y"ni
Oat sowing wi soon be III order II tn
weaihsr i. favorable. Wheat makes poo
show as yet.
Selalin Alliance hcld an interesting NICE =
in, last Saturday, although ,everat wer"
prevented from attending on account o.
,,ckness. Six new mcU"bers were reccivcu
iulo the order. Three OF whom were pres
.nt aud ini,iHt'd More will come in "'
mli early day. his is the result OF a nit
effort vu tne part OF the organization ioi
.hls township. Now brother \.liauceme'
We appeal tv yuu. Let every brother wht
mas The interest OF our noble order at hear
Re. .rgnnlze tie d,funct AlIi.nc" at once au'
s,rcugtnen thv>euI 'cni. Our principle
are just ani trIe "ur Lil;iS are noble, there
tore let as not ;uiter in this grand work.
T.. B b.
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State of South Carolina.
C0JINTS OF UNION

By Jason VI. Greer. Esq, Pro ate Judge
WHEREAS, William Lyles has made sut !"
me to grant him Letters Of Administration
on the Es' ate and effects Of Mrs. Y. a. Ly-
is deceased.
THESE are. therefore, TO cite and odmon
isb al and singular the kindred ami cred
itors ofthe said Mrs. Y. 4. Lyles. dc, ,ca-cd.
that they be and appear, hefIre rae, in tn"
Court e Prub.tc. to be hcll at tnion & H..
South Cnro!iaa. on the 2Sth dny of January
rcX', after publication hereof nj Ii clock
in the forenoon. 20 show cause, If any they
have. why the s.ii Administration shoul'
hot be granted
Given under my hand and seal his 18Th
day of January. Ammo Domin'. 1896.
JASON VI. GREER,
Judge rral ,te
Published Oh the l7th day Of JaEy, lS?'i.
in the UNION TIMES.
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The Ass Who Predicted.

An Ass who heard a Goose observe
that the Water in the Pond was get
ting very Low, at onco offered his
Services to Predict Rain. This hav-
ing been Noised about, the Hens
asked for continued Dry Weather,
tho Foxes demanded snowstorm,
the Oxen wanted frosty mornings,
and tho Mule, the Wolf, tho Dog and
the Peacock each demanded that he
be Favored with Weather made to
order. AS q result tho Ass could
Please no one, and as his Failure
was charged to his Obstinacy, tho
Whole Crowd fell upon him and
Wounded him almost to Death. He
was Complaining of this to tho Peas
ant Whom the latter Replied: He
who socks to Please all will end in
Pleasing nobody at all.-Detroit
FREQ Press.
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On tho Use Of Language.

Every one knows the anecdote in
which the rustic thought felicity"
was something inside of pig, mean
ing probably the part that furnishes
lard, which is known in some rural
districts as flair, in others rs flick
the latter word is we'll known in
Dorsetshire. But this story is sur
passed in simplicity by tho follow
ing: A woman in n village in Kent
lost three children by diphtLeria,
and when the clergyman's wife won't
to condole with her she rallied
against the doctors, and said she
couldn't think how they could 60 to
church and say that prayer, and
then go and practice on the people
as thoy did. In answer to the ques-
ton what prayer she meant, she
said, why, they pray to be deliv-
cred from false doctoring, heresy
and schism, and then they go about
and do false doctoring and kill tho
children. Notes and Queries.
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Santse.

JAx.lA - On "Wednesday January 9Th,
1885, at lhs home of the brides sister, ir
RpArtalburs, Mr. Roht. v, Sartor and
h,ss Irene Faat were united in the holy
bends Of matrimony. The Wedding recep-
tion given BY the grost.s parrns, Mr.. and
Ars. J. g. sArtsr was OF the most delight
ful social sVsnts of the season.
Quite . number If relatives and ftiendt
he'd bssu invited an, in due time were at
young couple aui u give many congratu,a-
tiops.
The only thug Ia n.a: tho pleasures ri
the evening was tue latenss. Of the arriva
Of the Wedding parry which WAS caused by
the !aseness Of tnS train. This ony EsV>
anxiety but ell a>cei 1t As inevitable ant
waited patiently, meanwhile enjoying them
seless - such sn ex enr thsy scarcely knew
HOW fast the time wa. passing away. The
family left notning u"don" IT, make tha occa
sion aa enjoyable one, and n feel Vel;
grateful that tbey hau all OPPORTUNITY ~ be
. partioipaut Of suon genuine ho.pitsllt-.
Mr.. Sartor aud his bride are both naiveI
Of this place, rat the bruce mother had
broken up housekeeping aud she wa.
with her sisIsr in - artaunurg.
The very besI wishes of tue EN- ire com
nunity attend t1cm.
We have had n iew spring ike days anu
some farmers have heeI undecided whether
TO SOW oats or 10 pat il o1 = while. Tney
are afraid or..k how as the OATS muy
sprout and then ue k!i!et by co'i.
Thero have bcet Yiiec uumher Of young
mules bought SrOuri mere this season anN
sfew hors-s. MIR. J. L. Je!er II this towi
has sold one car loud ii mules and has gon
to AtlAatA for Snptnvr ratCn. Mr.. W. i
Jenes went with h.m.
Mrs. Jalin Thomas has been Cmployed
to teach school here a. the Academy. She
begins this week
MIR. W. ". Hesly w..o has been clerkir /
for Mr.. l.. Is Jstvr fr the past TWO years
has gone &C. h.- "li nome in Fairfield and
will 20 from there 10 Atan n TO get in busi-
ness.
MIR. r. c. Cr ,cker ha. been again very
sick, bat is Improving. Ihrre is great
deal Of sickne's nasty me,ses.
Rev. &. l.. Vaughan mas moved into the
parsonage a. the Baptist cnurch
T.. ". j.
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CUR CORRESPONDENTS
ke1tOn.


JAv n = The Nev War has act in and il
/, new time syerybody md pIsnned on, their
work, for the year of 1896. hope that the
farmers bays mot MANNED 10 plaut a large
erop Of cotton and thereby realize q low
prio, TO, IL as they did in 1894. II supply
and demand has any,n,pg 70 do with the
,y;ce four million bales will bring ns much
money "a seven or eich, would, aud great
amcnnt of expeuse and labor would he
s~ved and n great deal more time to attend
10 the garden, ,urnip and potato patches.
We could avoid many accidents and f.
pspcisl depre.siops If we would on'y take
. r.trosnective view of the past snI there
by improve our plans for the future,
There bss been II general change o, c,erks
in Kelton. MIR. L. NJ Gsult went from 5.
J. IL. Howell to J. n. Spears and MIR. VIM
Aycoek from Geo w Going TO : j. IL.
Howell aud Mr.. Oliver Going to Mr.. Geo.
w. Going. MIR. j. j. Spears has opened Up
In Dr. ii. W. Chnmberl drug store and " i
he pleased to haze hls friends call and rec
his stock Of goods "a ii buy of cOur.e.
Measles il pretty ,n.cx on Pen Ri ige a
present. | have NJ hoAri OF any deaths
from measles yet.
Mrs. Ntllinm Ly les got turnt just before
Christmas 80 bad that she died asst Tuesday
morning aud wus buried ut Bethlehem Un
last "Wednesday.
Sarah Ann Smith was buried the same
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs Phoebe Thomas, Of Jurc'!on City,
III was toll hy her doctors shc had Con-
SUN ytion au thn: there wIs NJ hope for
her. but two bottles of DR. hiny's New Dis
covcry complete cured n"r .m she says it
saved her lie MIR. Ihos Eygers l39
Florida 81. san FrarcIsca. suffered f,om ,.
dreadful cold approaching Cousump'jor,
tried without re-u't every hing else tier
bought ,ne bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dig
covcry and in two weeks was cured lie :.
naturally thankful. Ii is such results Gf
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy "fthis mcdi>ine in cough
a;.u colds. Free 'r.Hl bottles at B. +. PnscJ
Drug Store. Regular 81; JoC and $l.OJ
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jSpesyilic.

JANl4 The weather IS All that could be de
sired fer January. F.rner' have Commenced
70 cut sheir oats in t,t groual. heard a
lArrs farmer say ,he cher dry be was n t
so,nS 10 SOW any oats bat wuuli pant a.
k;s oat land in cotton which | :ilnk is a bad
move.
There 10 some measles and pnsumoni> in
our country AID eo'ds arc abundant.
Mr.. VIM. Lilies who rns - badly burned
Q fcw days ago died last week.
Jonssville has decided 10 lave hosiery
or knitting mill and nns secured a commits
sion from the 8 cre,.ry OF State fOr the
same and psoks Of subscription will he open
ed for the same in n few days
Mr.. @. D. Fowler Msnt down to Columbia
Yesterday ready f r tbsmseting of the Lsgis.
la,nrs today. lie Thought he would 10 gone
sb.ut six weeks.
The free public scho' Is In THIS township
ara In full blast and there are a sre.t man
ohildrsn lust now poxrIug over ,hsir book..
Mrs: b. f. Bates Of Rich Hill. Mrs. Gods
Rrovn OF Fair Forest ana children anu
Mrs. J. H. Brown Of G.hney are visiting
tho family of Dr. ". y. uthsrd. Mis-.
Free 1--we Jsfeiiss who ha. baeu on an sx
tended visit to relatives in town has gAn.
to Sparisnburg on visit. Miss Fannie
Littlejehn Of Asbu-y IL visiting The family
Of MI. j. j. Littlcj hu.
Mr.. ]. n. King VINO has been work. OK on
tho bridge st Mtnss Mill near Pinskney
went over 10 his home at Ninety Six yesier.
day. -
Cheraw on a business ttip.
Mess X. A. Wnil!oeI aud F. 7. o. bie G.
went up 10 Fiat Rscs. \. Z. on n bu ID r
trip last week Col. 1. u. Mckissick nnc
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Old People

Old people who require medicine to reg
Hate the bowels and k,dncys VIII find a.,
true remedy in Electric Bitfcrs. This med
cine does not stimu ~" AID cOrtains Ut
whiskcy nor other inioxicant lut acts a.
u tonic and aliera'ivc II ncis mildly on
the st"mach and bowc's. adding strcnrtu
sud giving tone to he organs. thereby ali.
ing nature in lie p 'rformanco Of the func'
ions. Electric Bitte-s is an cxr"l,cmt appe
tzcr nrd aids zig ION. Old people I'm
l. jI,t "xacriy what n y Iced. P-icc iif
cents per bottle at Il: +. rosey's Drug store
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17

Cerlton C,rnwell, 20 cman Of the Gazette.
Middleton. n j., believes that Chamber
l"ln's Cough Remedy should be in ever
home He used il FIR crli aud il effected
speedy cure lie snys: 1T is indeed =
grand remedy. ! can recommend 10 all. !!
have also ssen il used FIR ~hoopi0g cough.
With The bost results. - and ~ cent.
tottles for sale by B. T. ro-ey, urugIis
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17

There is coed reason for the popularity
Of Chamber Cough Remedy. Davis y
Buzard OF West Mnn,ery, Clarion Co., Pa,
say: lit has cured people that our ply
sicians could do nothing for. We Persusdei
them to try Il bottle oil Chamberlain Cough
REM dy and they now recommend 1t win
the rest Of u.s." % aud 30 cents bottles for
sale by Is. +. PoScy, Druggist
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Bucklin's Arnica Salyc.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cut
Bruises, Seres. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped ilsnis, Chi'bil i'll
Corns, and all Skin EruptioDs, snd pUsitivey
ures Piles, or no pay required. Its guar
ntecd to give perfect satisfaction or money
f,ntci. Pct:e - csui- pc box.
FIR SALE 81 3. . rp>,y
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17
Notice! Notice..

All persons are hereby forbidden TO
trespaSs especially by permitting the /
stock to rrespa-s on the the lands hclongirg g
the undergone or any or either #
hem Situated IN Pin"kncy and Gowdsyn.
Vile Townships rnion County, :. {. VI :
der the penalty Of the law.
Smith Wood, J. \. Chambers, J. I.
Garner, J f. Meng, " y. Garner, ). j.
II. Howell for Estate X. F. Howell
b. B.Goiny. pr. j. f.. Garner
Mch. l-96.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17

). s. Stokes Of the Union bar were in Jones
vile las, week on professional business III
magistrate +. =. UShield's court.
Mr.. j. d. Jvtferies Jr. and wife were IL
Jonesvile yesterday visiting relatives.
Mr. LOUIS Crawford Of Bailey, Texas. and
Mr. Char 10 Li,uejohn Of Lamar County,
Texas are in this community wiring rsia
tives Mr.. Charles Lit,lejohn OF Atlanta
speut q day anl night in our town last week
Telephone.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17
Notice Of Subscription
To Stock.

Notice is Lcre'y given that the books o'
suh-c, ipiion 10 the Capital siock Of TIE
louisville kut ins Mall Wi he oyeu to-
subscription nj the store q The j. j. La
,leiohn ca. ut Jonrsville :. I. ON SatuidI y
Juu. Is ] $50 al IL clock m
". III. :. Harris,
Il. A. Whitock,
J.J. Liillcjohu.
lGc-rporstors.