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New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
GOOD PRICES FOR Potatoes.
SUFFOLK COUNTY FARMERS TO HAVE a WIDER
MARKET FOR THEIR PRODUCE

There IL Joy among the Suffolk County farmers
over the prospect Of lneir being able 10 dispose of
all the potatoes they can raise the coming season
AZ good prices A Brooklyn firm has contracted
with many Of the farmers for their entire OUTPUT
The firm Is going TO lend Long Island potatoes to
Cuba and 10 the Philippine Islands Henry Kaelin
Of Cutchoeue vii. be the Suffolk County represen-
tative of the Brooklyn firm. and VIII arrange for
the shipment of the potatoes
At present the Suffolk County farmers
ceving 60 cents a nushel for their stock. Farmers
arc to give more ground then ever before to potato
planting this spring
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. stillman' o' NJ ~
Ioralemon-at gave dinner last evening" !" p.ars
Of Miss Marion Smith and her na"'e ~ he,ng
~, n,,u,oro y Kendall Mr.. and Mrs GearRe
Thomas A GARDINER. Howarai Howi,ls nssisr v,ere red
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08

Miss Bessie Alexander. Mrs William Baird IT.
Nu.s Jennie Greene Miss Julette JACOBS Mis
Lloyd Lonergan and Miss Emily Welch were 'he
committee in charge Of the progressive euchre give"
Yesterday evening at the Knapp Mansion tor the
beneff Of the soldiers families Of me 4'th hes-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
THE RAYONNE SEWER B1rI.

There was lively hearing before the House
Committee on Municipal Corporations Assem-
blyman Benny's hill 10 enable Bayonne 70 construct
a trunk sewer. For this purpose the Central Rail-
road Of New-Jersey has conveyed to Bayonne
free right Of way through its property a distance
OF 5000 feet and has built the portion Of the sewer
under its ira ks. Mayor Seymour. Corporation
Counsel Joseph Benny. Councilman Robertson and
De Wtte Van Buskirk appeared for the measure
W ". Anderson In behalf Of two property owners
whose property drains into private sewer, made
a vehement attack the bill. He said the city
ought % condemn the land for the and secure
# IN fee simple. empty the sewer into the Platte
XIII In answer n said that II would cost
millions 10 buy the land. and that the Platte KIN
is nct an open stream
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08

A novel entertainment Of private theatrcals was
given for the benefit of Grace Church Free klhoer-
gsrten. at tho home Of Mrs. Robert H. lurle ~ on
,os. Norda, evening The little play was written by
Mrs Turle's brother Paul Leicester Ford ~ o-e
who took part IN 1t were Miss Turle' MISS - mayer.
Miss Hegeman. Alfred NleoloNlus,, 5,u;;~ '''
man Walter Henshaw and Raymond STREET.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08

The Southern Society gave the forr'h III is
sor,es NJ dances last evening The patronesses
were Mrs James G Meers Mrs. Henry j. Gielow'
Mrs W. Dudley Powers Mrs j. Elliott Langstar'
Mrs Jerome r Thomas and Mrs. George D.
Thompson
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
nADY GETS HIS MONEY.
CONTROLLER COLER ORDERED BY JUSTICE
MAREAN TO PAY THE NEPTUNE
AVE BILL.

Michael Dady. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
obtained final order from Justice Marean re
ouir.ng Controller Coler 10 pay his claim Of A6 4sl
against the city for work done in Neptune-ave be-
fore Brooklyn was consolidated with Manhattan.
Controller Coers representative asked for A
weeks time. in order that engineers might still
further examine the work done by Mr. Dady. but
Justice Marean said that II seemed 70 him that the
Controller had had plenty OF time TO investigate,
and he theTeupOn signed a formal order denying
his application for an adjournment.
The Justice then granted writ asked for by Mr..
Church. Mr. Dady's counsel, requiring mmediat q
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08

BISHOP wIGGER TO GO TO BERnOpA
Bishop wigger. who is recovering from ." ~ next
OF grip will SAN for Bermuda psrSo 0 81 jsrssy v
week The Rev. Father Carfo'' " -
Will accompany the Bisho
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
PAINTINGS AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

Many visitors were attracted TO Pratt Institute
Yesterday by the exhibition Of forty paintings by
Ranxy Prsliwix and Edith Mitchell Pre.lwitz.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
EIGHT NEW BILLS.
The following bills were introduced

BY Mr. Murray-Settlng off a part OF Wood
bridge and Raritan townships; Mlddlesex County
into Clark Township. Union County
BY Mr. Bra adey-Creatng the township Of Voor-
hees In Camden County. from a portion Of Water
ford Township
BY Mr. Shropshire-Repealing the clam and oy-
ster act Of March o 1895
BY Mr.. shropshre-Fxing term Of County So
lictors Of third-class counties at three years
BY Mr.. Bel--Providing that every loan. home
stead and building association In the State shall
file annual statements with the Banking and In
surance Department. upon blanks prepared by the
Department: aso the charter constitution and by
laws Of each association; and providing that the
Commissioner may apply 70 Chancellors 10 have
any association adiudged insolvent whose report
does not show a proper financial condition.
BY Mr.. King-Requiring Industrial insurance
policies to contain full name or names Of all bene-
hciares and that a copy of the application. with
all questions. shall be attached 70 the policy.
BY Mr. King-Providing that after any policy Of
Industrial insurance has had TWO full years
premium paid the policy holder may give notice
of surrender. and the company shall thereupon
return % per cent Of the premium paid
BY Mr. Maxwell-Provding that in cities having
local Board Of Health che governing body there
Of may provide for q meat inspector. who shall
be appointed by the Mayor for term not exceed
Ing five years. at a salary OF not over 1900 year
New-York tribune., 1899-02-08
BRUDER's BILL TO BE ALTERED.

The Committee on Towns and townships has de-
cided that it will have to alter Assemblyman Bru-
der's hill authorizing the voters OF Harrison
Kearny and East Newark to hold a special election
70 determine whether they will consolidate not
and providing that II majority vote then
city with full municipal government shall be
created. A. drawn tho bin would apply 70 some OF
the North Hudson towns and n municipalities in
other counties Moreover. the bill does not respec.
the independent will ~ each town The measure
will be amended s. 70 be constitutional and so
as "a prevent the consolidation unless each town
-o.a for
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
West End Dots.

Miss Beatrice Pric, and Mr.. Wal.
ter Hames were ma, ried Sunday atter-
noon by Rev. Mr., Stoudenmire.
There were no services at the Sec
Dad Methodist church last Sunday
night on account of the illness Of the
pastor.
Evangelist Cowan is conducting Il
revival meeting here.
M. Walter Lemaster is on Tie sick
list.
w. M. Gallagher, Ct Bryscn, Pc,
ssys: "For forty years | have 5 ed
various cough medicines. Oae Mn.
ute Cough Cure is beet of them all"
1t relieves instantly and cures all lung
troubles. +. G. Duke.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
l'ri,!uy, june -.

The MaZet investigating committee
continued its sessions IL New York CITY.
The Chilian ministry has resigned
because OF II political upheaval in that
country.
William McAipim. a we'll known cap.
italist dropped dead at Cincinnati from
heart disease.
The Mobile ami Birmingham railroad
has been transferred 10 the Southern
railway Oh 90 year lease.
\ sharp earthquake shock was felt
throughout northern ami central Cali
fornia. No serious damage reported.
The Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic
cubs, i'll session ~ Louisville, passed res.
oluuons declaring for the readop,ion Of
the Chicago platform.
Japan is aroused over Il report from
shanghai that II Japanese spies have
been captured by Russians on Lao
Tung peninsula. 1t is understood the
men were executed in fortress with
out trial.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
IMPORTATION PICKED UP
around the Office of County board
of Commissioners

Mr.. ii. Bemiiy, constable for Ma;
istraic Bates, of Jonesviilc, came
down and delivered to the chain gang
one John Buchanan, convicted Of
carrying conceGled weapons and petit
larceny, and sentenced to Is days on
the county chain gang or pay Il fine
Of T2S. Capt. Hancock needs more
hhnGS, AMI if other magistrates will
give him Il fow more he will soon have
the roads iii good shape.
NaG,Si rate NJ. l.. OTIS was down TO
see the Board on, business.
ScycHa! OF the road contractors UNI
der The ncw law, were in for their
pay. Among them were:
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Thursday, juno I.

The North Carolina Medical society
held its annual session ut Ashevilie.
y New York syndicate is preparing
to introduce automobiles in Atlanta.
Charles Statham, wanted ut Dawson,
Ga, for forgery, was arrested i'll El
Paso, Tex.
Two hundred employees in three sewer.
ripo works near TORONTO, o., struck for
20 cents increase pcr day.
The New Jersey supreme court has
rendered Il decision, said to be tho first
Ill this country, IL favor of u trust.
There is an epidemic of meningitis at
the South Carolina penitentiary. Sew
Cral convicts have died OF the disease.
Governor Jones of Arkansas has an
nounccd himself Il candidate for the
sea; i'll the United States senate now
held by Senator Berry.
Mrs. Stamford, widow of the senator
who hu!it and endowed the university
bearing his name has just decided the
bulk ot he" stock and real estate, valued
at 10000, 900, to the university.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Programme Intcrsienominational sun
day School Convention.

The lutcrdcnominational Sunday
school Convention for BugaMsvi!lc and
.Ioncsvilc townships will hc held at Put.
man church saturday, June 2lth lS@H.
The convention will open promptly at
10 O'Clock with devotional exercises con
ductCd 10y Rev. ]. II. Crosby. The ad.
dress Of welcome VIII lc delivered hy
Howard Williams and the response hy
c. l.. Fowler. The o. .gmnAaion will
then be perfected.
The first topic for discussion, is the
sunday school doing what il shoud to
bring children 10 Christ, Will bc dis
cussed 10y l.. G. Cannon. J. W. Scott
and Tom Bishop.
md. wv nat can b" done 10 increase
the efficiency Of teaching in the Sunday
school," 10y W. II. :. Harris, Thomas
Hyatt and j. Il. sumner.
Essay by Miss Carrie Southird.
Adjourn one hour lor dinner.
AFTERNOON >Es -Iu>.
Devotional exercises conducted by Rev.
T. H. BeCkIam.
Essay by Mia Lula Walker.
LIST, What IS Sunday school, and IS it
considered IN rs true light" Howard
Williams. G.. B. Fowler and II. w.
GoSS.tt
2md. "What advantage Go we have in
Su,J,y c,In.l ,.,p, ,,t i,,,- I.,,,,;,u-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
FOR THE MOST POPULAR LADY.
THE TIMES COUPON CONTEST.
A Modern High-Grade Bicycle
) Offered the Most Popular
Lady in Union.

The Union Times is going 10 give
away Il bicycle-a lady'S first class mo,lern
bivycle-to the most popular lady in
Union lt0wn OF county, There is no
age limit and the wheel goes to the lady
who receives the largest number of votes
"r coupons clipped from the Union
Times
Just clip the coupon frum The Tines,
write your candidate s name on the blank
line and Send OF bring them to The Times
office. There is but one other condition
attached and that is: To voteyou mus
e a subscriber to The Tunes.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
OUR VISITORS THIS WEEK.

MIR. Vim. Little, Of Glenn Springs,
reports the hotel in full running order
with prospects for a big crowd.
MIR. J. W. Gore, of Gross Keys,
and Mr.. |. NJ. Mobley, of Goshen
Hill, dropped by to speak an cncour-
aging word.
Mr.. W. T. Jcter, Of Carlisle, call
ed to see us in our new quarters and
congratulated us on the Improvement.
Says oil the older men can't get
along without the Times.
Mr.. Mac C. Gault had hard luck
last Saturday. He dropped his wal
let, a smoking tobacco sack. with $50
in il. The finder will be literally re-
warded by returning it TO him or this
Office.
Miss Myrtle Coine made Mr.. and
and Mrs. Charles X. Smith Il call
Wednesday night. May the fat little
beauty long remain with them to
cheer their lives and comfort them in
cd age.
w. j. Crocker. Of Sedalia, the
sturdy old pioneer, thought we might
be in need Of funds and paid Il year
and a half in advance. lie carries IL
bicycle coupons in his pocket for
some young lady.
Hon. VIM. JeHries called and
wished The Times success. lie has
been a subscriber since the paper was
first started and feels that it is one OF
Union county institutions tina,
should be supported by everybody.
MIR. j. +. Bclue, the efficient
superintendent OF the poor house and
farm, reports everything in first class
condition. The county board were
certainly fortunate i'll securing Fin
cher for the place, as he seems to be
"rut out" for the business.
DR.. }. L. Thomas. Of Santuc, was
up trying TO explain his trou-
BILE to the board. He thinks he has
discovered an error in settlement
with the comptroller general and hat
the county owes him rebate Of sew
eral hundred dollars He is very
much in earnest and if there has been
an error we are sure the present
board will rectify it.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09

Johann Straus, the famous com poser.
is dead i'll Vienna.
spain has Cedcd to Germany the
islands of Marianne, Caroline and Palos.
Rev. w. Ii. T. Faunco of New York
has been elected president of Brown
university.
Tho longest electric railway in the
world, la3 miles, will be built from To-
edo to Dayton.
An official report OH smallpox at
Raleigh shows that there have been SO
cases and one Gcath.
The queens birthday was officially
celebrated III London. Joseph Fl Choate
and other prominent Americans were
Oh hand.
Because they would not work with q
negro, tho white apprentice boys at the
Central OF Georgia railway shops III Sa-
Vannah are out on i strike.
General g.. !. Walker. commanding
the South Carolina division United Con-
tederate veterans. has issued an order
for the state reunion in Chester on
July 28
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
GENERAL CONDENSATION
IMPORTANT EVENTS OF a WEEK
BRIEFLY COVERED.
Wednesday,, MIy 81.

Duke d'Arcos, tho new Spanish min.
lister 1T Washington, has arrived.
Nine people We're injured, two OF
them seriously, in n hcad-cnd collision
OF passenger trains near Nashville.
tornado passed over sections Of
Iowa and Nebraska. Considerable live.
stock was killed and several people were
injured.
The contract for the extension OF the
Georgia and Ala bama railroad from Mel
drim ~ Savannah has been awarded TO
l.. III. Wright of Macon.
Surgeons from all states III the Union
gathered III Chicago in attendance OH
the twentieth annual meeting OF the
American Surgical association.
George l.. Harris, 4 cigar manufactu-
rer, was cowhilcd OH tho streets of At.
lan,a by o. A. Fretwcll, former EN-
p!oyc, for an alleged insult offered Mrs.
Eretwell
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NO COUPONS WILL BE SOLD
DURING THIS CONTEST

But II. new subscribers VII ba pre-
sentcd with ten coupons on payment of II
years subscription and those in arrears
will be given coupons at same rate who
rHy UP for back dues and cOntinue:
after renewing o. subscribing they must
clip tie coupon from their papers.
The vote will be announced weekly
anl the wheel awarded on August 81 ,
1889, at ~ Il. IN. 10y the clock in Times
Office.
On August lSt the three ladies' in the
lead may select three diSintereSted gen
J;cmcn To take chngc of ballots. attend
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
~ alter Camp ON DnScbnII.

Walter Camp thinks that our ma
tionaI game Cf baseball has fallen into
disr"Hnt" Writing in Golfers Weekly,
h" says THE bad odor which attends
tn" professional game has had its ma
tcrial effect upon the game in amateur
hands, and there is II distinct loss of
interest noticeable in the amateur pnr
suit "t tho sport. 1t has become less the
fashion even at uur universities, and
Whll" IN" commencement day games
.tlll draw th" usual crowd the smaller
games lack that patronage which they
used 10 secure, and the number Of men
taking IN active part in second mines
IL growing less every year"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Teachers Elected.

The trustees of the city graded
schools met Inst Friday afternoon and
elected the following teachers for the
mex: term: Ia7;s Jttfries. Sup't, IL.
l.. Seattle. principal, Ms Minnie
Gis., Mise E;helind Cess, Mrs. \. NJ.
Liuder, Mrs. G.. II. Center, Mss May
Du can.
Mrs. Julia ThoMias, Ms Sarah
M:Cubbirs and Miss Jshn;a Hami!-
toa were e!cc!ci .cac' er, Of West End
school
A mare cvmpe:cat corps oi insirGc
tors c1u!l hardly have ben selected
and Tic future success OF The schoo's
is assured
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
The Base Ball Game.

The base ball game Saturday even
Ing between the Union and Union
Cotton Mill teams was very interest
ing and attracted quite large crowd.
At the end Of the sixth inning the
score stood II TO s i'm favor Of the
mill boys. Both sides played well
and everyone present enjoyed the
game.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Notice of Increase of
Capital Stock Excel
sior Knitting
Mills.

10 all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Il meet
ing Of tho stockholders oil the Excel
Sior Knitting Mills, Union, S. c., will
be held at the Office OF VIM. A. Mich
olson Il Son. at 30 p. m, July lst,
for the purpose of increasing the capi-
tai s:ecl; ot said mills to fifty thous-
and dollars
EirE!sio& KNITTING Mills.
BY j. ii. Gault,
S3--i; Treas. and Mgr.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Death at LOrkharf.

Died, at Iockhart Mills. June the
9TH. William Thomas, Youngest child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Garner. AGED
ten months.
Long, long for thee our hearts shall
mourn
Thou gentle one and fair:
oft by distracting memory torn
For thee shall flow the silent tear.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09

What is kodol Dyspepsia Cure?
1t 10 tie newly discovered remedy:
the most effective preparation ever de-
vised for aiding the digestion and as
similation of food, and restoring the
deranged digestive organs to na:ur-
al condition. 1t Is discovery sur.
passing anything yet known to the
medical profession. +. G. Duke.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Base Ball,

The athletic association will pull # Il
match game at their park Saturday
afternoon between the Factory niuc.
supported 10y an Imported battery, and the
regular association being Strcngtlted b,
the addition of Hall and Burnett, of
Wofford, and Betsill and Stewart, Of
Cross Keys.
The game promises to he close and
exciting, as both mines are in good shape
and every point will be hard fought.
An admission charge of p cents will
lie made rs the game Will be "bcnelit"
for the purpose OF uniforming the Factory
nine.
The association is wide awake and in
addition to the above timber 10 draw
from have made contract with McMakin
and Shaw, of Clemson. and Mrtrtt oi
Knoxville, WHO has been manager OF the
Knoxville team for five years. ana il
considered ore Of the best all round men
now on the diamond.
The score will be given in full next
week.
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
DeWitt's Little Early Risers

DeWitt's Little Early Risers act as
a taultless pill should, cleansing the
and reviving the system instead of
weakening it. They are mild and
sure, small and pleasant to take, and
entirely free from Objectionable drugs.
They assist rather then compel. f.
G.. Duke,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09

w. I. Davis, Ruby, 5. c., writes
Dr.. M, A. Simmons Liver Medicine
cures Pairs in Back, and that "out of
s)r;s" tired feeling. think it four
times as strong as Zeiln's and Black
Draught.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09

Daring Sum ler we are liable TO
Sto uach and b ,wcll troubles, such as
D!arrEoea, Collie, Cramps, etc. for
which D.. NJ. a. Simmons Liver
Medicine is highly recommended.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
.yONE ESFILLE IOTTINGS.
Rain Needed. Bad Stands Of Corn
ana Cotton. Personal and
Social Gossip.

JOncsyille juno 0:i. -!tain is very
much needed il this cJmmunity
There is bad stands of both corn and
ccttoI and farmers were tX2ec;iny
rain would come ia time - bring up
the crops aad give goJi stands, bat II
is now getting too late ior cotton and
will SOON be too late !or corn t. come :
so it seems very probable H. there
will be bad s.a.ds Of both corn ami
cotton. The prospect ~ Il gD1d crop
is not at al! lIittcriog in this mmunl
ty. Inc dry weather has kept the
grass under So there ia. h.cn 6lt liz
tie trouble for farmers to keep their
crops clean. People have had but
little vegetables from their gardens So
far, and bat little pr mise OF any ua
ii! there is = good rain to start them
to growing.
Mr.. Haulee Smirh, whl moved
from | Cpiou to Texas about six year,
ago, is now aud has hem in Sherman,
Texas, :or severa! years. Hs is trAv-
cling tor a large implement company
and has seen mGch .. Texas. lie
writes that crops arc iilc in his uOuu-
try but that the c.ttya acreage has
been considerably decreased this year,
a report ;Ias been circulated in this
country tina: -ir, Smith was in trou
bic in Texas, but It is false and ma
licious report, lie writes mc. He saya
he has had no trouble whatever and
is working for very large firm and
hasn't lost day from his work il
three years, that every thing ia work
ing well with him aud has been ever
since be left South Carolina.
MISS Grace Littieiohu, who has
been at All Healing Springs, \. G.,
attending college, has returned home
for vacation.
All oul boys and girls who are
away at school viii soon return home
and We will be glad to see them back.
Miss Leila Childers, of Greenville,
is visiting the family Of Mr.. p. B.
Ownsby.
Mrs. b. I. Scott, Of Canpon's Camp
Ground, Was IN town this week visit
ing the family OF Mr.. G.. B. Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. West, of West
Springs, visited the family OF Mr.. J.
l.. McWhirter yesterday.
MIR. Robert Baugus, an itiueran:
shoemaker, is in town. Mr.. Baugus
has travelled over the country a great
deal and is we'll informed. He makes
his rounds to Jonesvi!le now ami
then and is always full OF news and
Is we'll up on t"e topics of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Harris, OF
Browns creek, visited relatives in
town yesterday Mr.. \. b. Eison
has Just returned from visit to the
family of Prof Aycock at Clinton.
The preseat session of our high
school will close ueNt Friday.
Mucn sorrow was expressed ty our
people at the death of Gov Eiierbe
the telephone line from Union to
Spartanburg is about completed,
.Joncsvil!e has made no arrangements
for n exchange oiice yet. 1t seems
that a price cant be agreed upon
with the management Of the line aud
Jonesvllc is talking now Of building
II line Of its OWE. IELErHONE.
TLCr. is a time for all thing. The
time to take DeWi.'3 Little Early
Elscrs is when you arc suffering from
constipation, biliousnoaE, sick head.
ache, indigestion or other stomach or
liver troubles. f.. {. Ddkc.
Key J. l.. Weber Will preach in The
First Methodist c!uvra ncNt Sunday.
AAAAdZ 90 XEARSI
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09
Died in OREGON.

Mrs. Robinson, wife Of Mr.. Wallac,
w. Robinson, formerly of this place
diod at her home in Portland. Oregon
on the 2Jth ult.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-09

The Methodist Sunday school went
to Cedar Springs yesterday on special
coaches for picnic. We know they
will have fine time.