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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01

in recognition and apprt citation
of Colonel Lees eallap'ry on the field at
KernsiowD, Col. j. ". Alien, command
aut Of he 2nd Rfgiment, in his report
made the following reference To bin /:
Especially would esin:mend the con-
duct Of Liegts. ]. D. Davis, Company K.
and R. II. Lee, Company G, each Of
whom, after Color Sergeant Cfist fell
dead ct his post. ID succession advanced
and raised my eolois and weat forward
and cbeered on tlse plen until each was
shot down, The first struck by a spent
ball The latter badly wounded "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
yeretarlana In History.

1t is evident from Arrian and Por-
phyry that vegetarian orders Of men
were well known III their time and that
they were found i'll India in the time
of Alexandria. They existed in diff
ferent orders long before the time Of
Jesus in Egypt, Syria, ETC., and were
known by the names Of Essenians, Els
sennees, Esyans. Coenobites and Faith
lists, etc, and those on Mount Carmel,
Of whom Elijah. the prophet, was the
chief rabbi, described by Pliny, were
known as Carmelites. Whatever the
name. the principles were all the same
ali We're vegetarian.
The Masonic order had its origin
these ancient brotherhoods without
doubt. Allsthe Masonic emblems OF to-
day were known to these brotherhoods,
SO also their passwords.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
". moY
First-Ciass Laundry.
Brown Building. opposite National Ban K,
CHARLES TOWN, ". Va.

Our Laundry turns out the very best Of
work. Work taken every dav and turned out
the second or third. Shirts Collars and Cu1s
il gloss or domestic finish, just as you ike IT,
Our work is all done By hand aud sour clothes
will last twice as long Is when washed by ma
chinerv. Please give me a call. Ali work
guaranteed. Yours respectfully.
Nov. u. w. MOY.
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NoRTnWAkn

Mixed Trains Sogtbbound pass Ihariesfewn
a. S2S aud zee 3. N. Arrive al Ssrasluls
Junstiofi NJ q 02 and l0.3s a. NJ.
Mixed trains uorthboUnd pass Charles Town
al 40l n M and lH9 d. m. Arrive al Harpei's
Ferry at s.,5S i. ~. apd 2.l5a. IA.
CONNECTIONS.
Train 8 connects az HafpcrsFefrs wfthFaat
I.imitedExQress train leaving atia - pm. aud
1914 I'm, arriving at Chicago a.49 a. M; ard
IL 60 noon, aud 'sith train leaving az 5j3
y n. arriving Al CiuciuualN az 4. a, m. st.
Louis 5.s5 =. M; and eeffaeets n Neeverton
al II 40 i. ~. arrive at " serstown az 1910
u M Naehnsion Junci ga With train afriv-
Inc at Ffedeelek az s. u.
Train Il connects wit Fast YeeiiNuletra
at Harper's Ferry al 1.5s d IN. Tor Chicago, at
1926 p. n, fof Riiishurg and A:49 q. N. for
Cincinnati and st. Louis. Arrive at Pitts
burg sit ESQ a. ~, Chicago at GAS p. M, ciu-
cinuai9 n 5 n. M. and st, Louis s,a0 q. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run
through 10 Cincinnati, St. Louis, aud Chicago
on all express traiUs.
For rates. tickets, baggage checked, apply
to any office OF the y. y o. Railroad
" Al. SRENGIFR.
Ticket Agent, haiiss ToAn, ", Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01

SUMMER SCHOOL, Rockville, Tenn. June
10 July so, 1902. On account of the above
occasion the Southern Railway has authorized
the sale of tickets. ffom conpou ticket offices
on its lines in Virginia, to Knoxville. Tenn.
and return. at one first-eiass fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale June 16. II, IS, IS, 20
and so, ard July II, II and Is. final limit for
return August IS, 1862 Tickets subject TO
continuous passage Ia each direction. For
further particulars ii .Sets. etc. call on near
est Southern B'v Coupon Ticket Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
PEABODY c0LLEaE SUMMER SCHOOL

PEABODY COLLEGE SUMNER SCHOOL,
Nashville. Tenn, June 16-Jnly Is. 1902. On
account 81 the above occasion. tic southcrn
Railway bas authoriz tire sale of tickets,
from is connon ticket stsi9u in Virginia 10
Nashville, Tern, aid return, at rate If one
tirst-class fare for the roaad trip. Tickets re-
tfiatsd 20 continuous passage n each difec-
tiap; to be sold JHn j, T., Il. II, Is and %,
and July 3, and 5 flnal init for return July
81. 1902, except that 81 deposited tickets with
joins agent IL Nashville ga or before July 81.
1902 and upon payment OF ice d zoe, an ex-
tension 70 any date n0t iater han September
30, 1902, may he obtained For further iniof-
nation. fickets, etes. call GA nearest S0uthern
R4iiwaN ticket t4nent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
TIC Non Cd His sneeze.

Once upon a time man afflicted with
annual attacks OF hay fever was walk
ing in the city with a friend.
"This is about the time when my
trouble should Begin he said "a
wisp of hay or the down of a peach
would now start me and send me to
the mountains for relief
Just then grass widow passed him,
md the man sneezed most vociferously
"You are indeed sensitive" said his
friend.
There are things that should
be sneezed at.-New York Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
NOKgBWA ARD

Bowmans, Beverly Mills (not shown on lin,
Table) are hag stops ol Tiaies and 10
All trains arrive At aud depart from Penn
syivania Railroad Passenger station, Wash
ington. p. g.. where connection is made fOl
and from Baltimore, Philadelphia and AeN
York
For Map Folders. Through Ticket Rates
etc. apply to nearest agent Or write TO
g. II. ACkhRT. q ".
$. II. HAkDWlCK, Gen. Pass. Agent
L. 5. BROWN. General Agent
Washington, u. 9.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
Special Tax Notice.

Ny term OF Office will expire with the end of
this month ,and my official business must pos
lively he closed up. Those Indebted for
Taxes must pay. aud they will please come
forward at once and settle, to avoid further
trouble. EUGENE BAKER.
Dec. 10. Sheriff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01

Ai'a.i rai trains leave Baltimore III. EWpn
bridge tHi Intermediate iinns at Z ~ a.
~. aao q 'gtd go =. M AID g.Ne th0n
5tlGee ~. Baltimore aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
p ? - aae 9 - a. ~. aUd IL ~ .. TO- daily,
exc f sunday.
snnaaYs only -i.eaye Baltimore far Uai4u
isfia4e and @at rucGiate stafls as5 =. %.
4ifsl ~ q. "a Le4Ee Eniog sriHgert 80 Is.
y 10 tttii % FIT Baltia ,fe aid iHsefvt-
bA12lncKg A cr4nfisaANB 9arLsR 4e
lease EagenI0wigf0f sbi,tieassurg ana IT,
.effle.'iHtt Eatfovr u ID % * g-l.aad 80 ! 10.
- Ssaespsbpry 30 a. ~ beafe sHiafsi.s-
hl.Fs lsf HagefftoYs and Intermediate gee
LipHs Al G 90 an arG 90 y. m. Leave C0sEi
i,efsbafg - > VA
IRkIl.s VIA AIrEnwAIu cgr-ogF
Leave bagerste~n Tor thamhefs5'fg Az
intermediate siai,ors ag go 10.
IL SC tiianlhetnufg fvr iiaeesstoau asd
Intermediate siaflens ~ ~ p. 81.
i-sake Ioeiiy Ridge Tor Empitsoalg So ssa
ai4a 1893 ,, r.. agd 2.Si afd 5.Bt ). ID. Leave
hiniDisbnrg for Nock1 Kiage - 7.,5 and 10 I'D
3. 70 agd 2 S. and 4.t0 b.
Trains ferFfederiek leave Iuceglsis ~ s. rs
5.o5 aud lg.40 .. M, ind BIZ aud 5 20 rs to-
Leave Brueefil.e for Columbia, Lits.eeie@a
and iapeyt0HN a. 9.s7 o.. 10. ana 3. - = la.
Leave Frederick fof Baltimore ~ TO 2 ri.
aud ana 50 p. m
1oNAEcgioHs Al CHERRY RVS. ~ Va.
IL q .. PASSENGER trsins ieage GaefrY feH
for Cumberland aad Intermediate points daily
AZ s.55 s. IN. Chicago Express 10. 5 d4iig. -
LOB p n Chicago Express. dailv ,at 1913 pm.
daily. All others Daily except sunday.
]. y. HOOD, Pres't. aud ,ei'l Msn'u
81 Il. GkISWOLD. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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Grocery and Eating House
Painting, Fapering, &c.

TUE undersigned Is prepared 10 d. ali l;,,d.
Of Painting, Gfaining. Paper Ean.,i.F,
DC Prices moderate aud prolnf,t ;sftea;is.r,
gwen 70 all orders. I. NJ. BAKER
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w EAsTE kp.Y S CO..
s. Charles ST., Charles Town. ". Va.
EOR SALE. have for sale for less thar
IL half price. butchers lee boz-g good
one that will hold two ca tie or more. that
viii sell for the low price OF S25 Could no;
make one for less thap -. cssne ard see me
JOSEPH 81. EAsTEkDYY. SIR.
). Charles St, Charles To.n, w. Va.
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Give NE a sid.

offer my services To the pubic a. an auc-
tioneer. with comfy and corporation license.
and solicit share of patronage Havlng
had considerable experience. ! guarantee sat
isfaction. Charges reasonable
CHARLES RISSLER.
Jan. $. 1897. Charles TOXIN " va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01

An improved method Of mash
ing by machinery is adopted
Ii The Spssf 0p0Ito Grape Vineyards,
Pb5sAlC. n. j.
by which barrel of grapes q
minute is dumped in the hopper,
that feed two large rubber rollers,
between which the grapes are
crushed.
The Port Wine from Speer'svineyards
beats the world for its valuable
medicinal qualities. None put
on the market now until nine years
old. Weakly persons. Invalids,
Females, and Aged persons.
should always have a bottle in the
house. II properly used it will
restore health and prolong life. 1t
is by all odds the Wine for wed.
dings. social entertainment and
family use.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AND GRocFrss WHO
DEAL IN HIGH GRADE WINS.
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Southern RaiiW ay.

SCHEDULE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, STRAs-
BuR6 AND HARRisoNRuRG.
Effective May, p. 1902.
Grains Nos. { and 10 daily trains Nos 49,
IL "A and II daily, week days.)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01

we are going to poiu out the advantages q
HARNESS AND HORSE GOODS
here. II can be done in q few words. ...-,d
Quality That is the first th'ng sV''s'' -,
IN all selections forslock. When that L f's''
We buy- e..nye4 con-
Prices. These are At be io'sest ". - .ssre
distant with fair dealing AZ = vi. tx.
are they so low. >. WI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1902-07-01
THOMAS G. RUST
Has moved his
AND REPAIRING BUSINESS
to the
sTRIDER & RAMFY sHnP.

Formerly tie old Ssdler Brothers shop. in Tic
rear Of the Sadler Block. on Congress street
where be will engage ia fbe Furniture Repair
ing aud Upholstering Business, Is heretofore
Parties not knowing where my shop il. viii
please enquire at ctrider Il RAIN W FgyLi-
ture Store, and they Wit direct thea 10 where
am iocared- Trusting lnat | shall continue
to receive literal share II the Pa5sic Pltfon.
age. | remain Most re- fssetfullv.
June Alt riiuMA5 g. RUST.
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First Class Barber Shop.

IN REAR OF WATSON HOUSE.
nv shop has leen thoroughly refitted and
painted and has been supplied with COM
plets ontfit Of the
LATEST IMPROVED REVOLVING CHAIRS
Toilet Cascs, Washsiand etc. and viii COM
pare tsyorahly with the best anywhere. Er-
eIythins neat and clean. first-class w0rE guar
anteed and polite attention given. Trusting
that | q eli continue to receive liberal
| share OF the pubic patronage, | remain most
respectfully.
James II. Thompson.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

If tall the subscriptions that are
being circulated for contributions to
q fund for tho purchase OF q sword to
be presented TO Major Jenkins meet
with the success anticipated, the
comhined fund will no doubt be suf-
ficiemt to purchase a sword with n
gold blade and hilt studded with
diamonds. We suggest that fitting
ly handsome sword be purchased and
the Surplus be given to some Of the
orphanacos, where the little ones are
c4rrd i"r, nud where it is needed 10
feed and ciothe the unfortunate chill
dren perhaps Of some brave and noble
soldiers who gave up their lives for
Sheir country, Maj. Jenkins is a
hero 0i whom tvory South Carolinian
Is proud. Bat there were otherg
And some of their oif-sprirg need
breai ard clothing.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28
Notes Prom Sardis.

NE EDITnR:-As there is no on
i'2'n ihS !''mca writing to your paper
" II ''rur q few lines and give the news
""".r 'HV;ng fine 1eathsr now for
ga J.. s?..is
NJ 3s"U '5"""r uas visiting the family
Of w. " J Clark Sunduy.
Nit. W. ID. Willard ard family were
win" y dr j., e. Hugbes' Sunday.
i" wtdd:"g bats .wi be ringing
."''' .'"H d I4riis. jlhei rom t,,a
cowd that WAS Out sporting sunday
afternoon.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

The first gun Of the State campaign
OF 1902 was fired last Friday, when
Chairman Willie Jones, Of the State
Democratic Executive Com N ittse, is
sued call Tor m Getting Of that com
Mite, to be held in the office Of the
Secretary Of State on the evening of
April 3, This meeting is simply for
the purpose of issuing the formal
call for the State Conven ticn, 80 he
held on May 21.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

Hiss Pearl Betenbaugh who has been
i'll with pneumonia Is b eJter.
Miss frankie Walker, OF the Knitting
Mil, was visiting Miss Eva Clark Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. f. NJ Merritt filled his appoint
ment Sunday at Sadcis aud preached a
very interesting sermon from Fec. 1st
chapter and 1st veise.
Mr.. Judson and X. lvey We're visiting
at the home of Miss Saltie Davis Sunday
/ will close with best wishes TO the
Editor.
ROSEBUD.
Come again Rosebud, you do vel for
a beginner Ed.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

W. arc Indebted t. Hon, W. Jas
per TaIhert for 4 copy of his speech
in the House March Sth, on the
rur&! delivery question. He took
she past sc tho farmers and stood
for their rights right pobly. He
could not sec Why appropriations are
made for free delivery in cities, free
car fare, free bicycles, etc while the
farmers are to be denied the free
rurel delivery. Nor do we. A hr
says the free rural delivery is about
all the GOV crnment has ever done f.r
these citizens, who fight the battles
of the country. It would certsinly
be tnoasiy thing to do to begin to
economic ty deptiviDg the country
citizens of this small boon.
II rr;Giuds ia % some ~ ihr r.I!.
roads when they have fit Of oro,, =.
omy begin to economic hy cH'i D.
the wages of The poor section hYnd
and a. her 75n TO 81 90 : hNr il!or-,e
They begin at the bottom Of N,r lad
der an' usually stop long before they
get t. The top whore the high SOL
ariei men are to be found, aGd who
could so much more easily stand {
cut in wages.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

The evidence is now said to b.
pretty clear that Christ was not born
in The yerr |, but that the Monks
WHO invented our calendar, made n
mistake in computing the time
of the birth Of Christ, by four or five
years, this bsing true Christ must
have been bora in 1 or ; B. G., so he
would rally h-vn been four or five
yeor9 Of age il tho year one, t.cor&-
ing 30 eur cNinndar, II we are going
t. c"unt the years from the birth Of
Christ we were all wrong two years
ago, and this is 1906 or 1907. But
we Will have 80 try and make out
with it rs it stands, "a it would cause
ondl"-s confusion 10 attempt at this
late day to jump / or years. 1t
IL qn"hiru rs 10 whether Christ
wrSb0ru on Dec. 25th? II he wns
Dor. on Dec. -, I, B. c., then he
was born on Thurs lay and not Sun-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28
shy ON P.i REIH-
'fENT,A RY lava

1t. G"veyunr ameS Ii. TilImau,
i. ncaiH II hot ast.-.' Chi. tirne on
account oi = gunng hs.msde az P.esi
ie,.; / So &t..n Carolina Senate.
After = wransle upon . ssrtsin bill
in the Senate, (. motion vas made
to indefinitely postpone, one Of tho
Senators began speaking to this mo-
ton, when Mr.. Tillman called him
down and ruled him out of order,
stating that a motion to postpone
indefinitely was not debatable. The
Senator took Issue with him. Till
man cited Jefrerson's Manual as au-
thority and later suggested that the
com mittee on rules to whom the
question was referred study the
Manual. He also stated that he had
telegraphed Hon. w. P. Frye, Prssi-
dent Of the U. S. Senate, and Hon
ID. B. Henderson, speaker of the
House Of Represe ntatives, in regard
to the matter ard both had sustained
his ruling. 1t now developes that
this was a deliberate mistatement Of
the facts, as the kilograms Of both
these gentlemen have been given to
she press, and both say the motion
is debatable.
This puts Mr.. Jim Tillmau3 in a
hole from which it will no doubt re-
quire his best wits to make his es-
cape. Had he held that as Jefferson's S
Manual was silent on this point, it
left it discretionary with the chair
man or president to decide, he might
have had some ground upon which
to stand. But even this would have
been dangerous ground, for cas- a
matter of fact, these motions have
been debated in the Senate for many
years Quoting from Senator Barn
well, who also said that he thought
that at the last session an amend
meat had been adopted allowing such
Il motion to be debated. But Mr.
Illlnun Knocked even this tottering
support from under him when he de-
liberately stated that both Of the
parliamentarians to whom he had APP
pealed sustained his ruling, when
exactly the reverse was the case. He
took desperate chance, when he
calculated that this thing would not
be investigated and the truth brought
to light, and he lost. Verify, the
way Of the transCressor is hard.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28
ADJOURNED POR
Afternoon session opened by pray
n by William Jeffries.

Afternoon session opened by pray
or by William Jeffries.
Query-Do we as mem bers Of the
church attach the Importance to
Sunday School work that we ought
was discussed by VIM. Jeffries, G.
". Whisonant, Simpson Blanton and
Others.
The consecrated teacher, his diff
cul!ieS, his hope and his reward, dis
cussed By j. l.. Strain, G. w. Whiso-
nant and William Jeffries.
Systematic Bible reading-its in
tlnemca on life and conduct-discuss
sd hy j. l.. Strain and others.
She convention adjourned to meet
at D@nytOnville on tho fourth Sab
btth ia June, 22nd.
Jr' committee appointed for the
purpose OF getting up the roll of the
soldiers that went from what is now
Gom deysville township, Cherokee
couTty, ). G., to the war between
the States has finished it's work and
published an alphabetical list of the
n"ines in the Gaffney Ledger. This
is II work the State Division of u. G.
v oterlns held in Columbia took upon
ITSELF, and we hope every township
in III" county and State will be pre-
p"r"3 II max" It's report to the next
mc"l,ng Of the Division that this
WORK mas. been fully and carefully
performed. This work is not intend
CO 10 take the place Of that in the
A j"'aut GeDera Office. at Colum
Bis, but to find out the section OF the
State rom which each soldier went
to Ljir war. Vox.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

'It is estimated that the doctors
who attended President Mckinley
when he was assassinated will receive
fees to the amount Of several hun
dred thousand dollars. Congress will
pay the bill l."-Weekly mail.
You mean the people will foot the
bill by order Of Congress.
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Here is what Hicks says in April

Here is what Hicks says in April
number Of his great Word ard Works
TO the fsrnsrs: "Plan to get your
crops in at the earliest possible mo-
ment, and resolve that you will not
let the ground bake hard, after sim
gle shower, but that you will keep it
stirred, weedless and soft, even if
the dust should become knee deep in
your fields. Do this and you can
hardly fail to make crop" Give it
try friends, you can bet Hicks
knoTs what he is talking about.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

The bill to provide body guard
for the President has passed the
Senate, Any one who shall kill the
President shall suffer death, those
aiding or ahetting an attempt upon
the life of the President shall be i'm
prisoned from ten to twenty years.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

The following is list OF the Car
ncgie Libraries and the amounts he
has given 10 eu:h. We don't find
Union II ~" n,, \ first class Ii
brary building would be big help to
Union. Wonder ii we couldn't get
up n few thousand and get the old
gentleman TO come across with the
balance:
Reno, New, S15, 900; Baraboo,
Wis, $4,000: London, O., 10, 600;
Blue Island, Ill, $15 900; Paris, ILL.,,
SIS, 600; Maquoteketa, Ia, $40, 900;
Redfield, S. d., $40, 1000; Denver, Col, .,
5000, 600; Las Vegas, n. NJ, $40, 900;
Goderich, Ont, $4,000; Bozeman,
Mont, $l5, GOO; San Benardino. n.
NJ, 81 900; D0nville, Ind, $40, 600;
Kokonn, Ind, $4,000; Santa Rosa,
Cal. $50, 600; Charlotte, Mich, $40,
600; Brazil, Ind, $50, 700; Oskaloosa,
Ia, $40, ,OOC Iankton, S. d., SO, 900;
Berlin, Ont SIS, 200: Benton Harbor,
Mich :, $4,000; Victoria, B c., $50
600; Little Falls, MINI, $4,000; At
lantic, Ia, Sl2, 800; Newton, Kan ;,
$4,000; st. Thomas, Ont, SIS, 900;
Iowa City, Ia, S25 200; Beatrice,
Ntb, $50, 900; Cedar Falls, Ia, $15,-
Denni8on, Ia, $4,000; Hampton,
In $40, COO; New Albany, Ind, S35,-
600; Upton, Ind, $4,000; Mt. Gle
mens, Mich, SIS 200; Chicago
Hoights. ILL.,, $4,000; Waukssha,
Wis SIS OD0 -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28

During the last year the United
States Fish Commission distributed
10 various waters more than 2,000,-
OOO, 900 fish and eggs.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28
Eta Jane NowS Notes.

Pursnart to orders Caap Jeffries,
u. G.. Veterans met at Wilkinsyille
the 22nd inst, and elected the fol-
lpw!rc officers for the fiscal year be.
ginning April /, towit.
&. W. McKown, reelected Conn
mander; w. l.: Goudelock, re-elect-
ed lat Lit. Commander; I. G. Patrick,
2nd Lit. Commander; J. L. Strain,
Adjutant; 7. D. Goudelock, Quarter
master; A. j. Mullinax, Color Ser
geant; Jas. G. Garner, Color Guard.
Il. ID. Goudelock and Jas. l.. Strain
were elected delegates to the Dallas
Reunion and G.. w. McKown and
Jas. G. Garner delegates to the State
reunion when it meets.
On motion it was agreed that the
Commander appoint q Sponsor to
represent the camp at each Of the
reunions, and that each Sponsor have
the right to select her Maids of Hon
or, also that the Commander fill any
vacancy occurring among the offices
of the camp during the next fiscal
year.
there was not full turnout of the
members OF UHe camp, DuU enough
were represented to insure the two
delegates seats in the conventions.
We are terribly behind on our farm
work. But very little plowing has
yet been done and that done will be
Of little advantage to the crop. The
baking rains have run it together as
bad as it was before-yes worse If
possible. We expect much corn will
be planted without the ground being
broken this spring-farmers will not
have the time. The wheat is begin
ming to make show. 1t is thin on
the ground in many places but
enough is there to insure stand-it
sprea.is surprisingly when the ground
and weather are favorable to it.
Cherokee county has just closed a
two weeks term of court, with the
heaviest criminal docket that has
been on hand since the organization
of the new county. The cause of
which is the work of two or three
terms of court have accumulated by
reason Of defeat in the jury law
and not an increasing tendency to
crime.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-03-28
WHOM, .. c.. MARCH q, 1909.

The bill to repeal the war revenue
ta1 has passed the Senate.