The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 27, 1882, Image 1
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' SI WEEKLY alJ UNION TIMES, "
Devoted to Agriculture, Iiorticnllurc, Domestic Economy, polite i'iter^ri;, politics, and the (Current glens of the gag.
N ITXION II.. SOI'TII j .iSyMBJUt ^S.
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE!
FOSTER & WILKINS'.
WK arc now receiving our new Stock of Goods lor the Fall
and Winter business, and invite an examination of their
qualities and prices. Much pains were taken to select the mutest
patterns and latest styles of
DRESS GOODS,
'and we think we can show as (ii a stock in that line as can be
ibund in any other Store and at
ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
Our stock of NOTIONS is largo and of the most tasty stylos.
Our Lalies wh Gciit's BOOTS AID SHOES.
ARE FROM THE BEST MAKERS.
We have a largo stock of
READY MAD E CLOTH I ft'J ! HATS AND GAPS !
AND A NICE
>UT.\B lOrST <>i* I 1A.K OWA1* 10,
which wo intend to sell at such prices as shall insure satisfacottiou
our customers.
?.'? ! -ed Examine for Yourselves. We take Pleasure in Showing
our Goods.
FOSTER & WILKINS.
Sr. > 2'i :!!> tf
c. hyman snof.l.
NiiW ST!Hiii! NHW GOODS!
AUK ?S: UN OKI., 1 lei v? to in tor in the Oiiizon? of Union Unit tlicv tire opening a large
ami attractive Stock > ! (Sntnls at this place, in K vver Inick range, no t Hour to Jos. II. .Me
l.s ;< c tiyi*?!iti? of
CLOT "J.MCr FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN.
* i > i : -i : 5 ? i w I i -? s ;><*>?;.
_E A J I i S fi 1 :S
rJL'<2-ta an asul ' sa 3 i
! :!! ' :?: 1 Mi:.-'C; "'1 tUs l*l-ters, .k Dolman.
I. !1it "i: ?*f?i> ! ii :.i-liin(r (intxls.
IjUii.. 1*'-> ! .Jewelry, and m fuel all kinds of goads n -nally kept in a lirst class Store.
.V" el which they oiler as cheap as the cheapest ; having facilities for lo.vn? Uuuds such as will
s?.V". ---it' - " ait!
an I ; 1 t v feel sttisliod that with mi' ices we will sccllic your
en- i a. u gn .. a'is' io.i i.i every instatiee.
o ! . m w. i retaata i : I nh.ii f>r two weeks. . e'eome id- 1 i'.io ids of thirty years
Ma - la' .n i many more as wi.l give ti< a call.
stock i t ti Store and arriving hy daily train.-.
A nr. * HTV Wiil.t'DMi: TO Al l..
B. VI. WTNSTOC K, ill AUK & SNDEL.
Ma:ivt -. i'icprietorn.
>'i J'. sv.* I
HEW STORE
UN I mil UN I ON u( )TEL.
1 have just opened in the store room Under the Union Hotel, a
a htrne and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS HOTTO-NT^
HOOrr^ AM) S]F01<X
Hats, Caps, Clothing and Groceries,
Which 1 will oiler to the people of I'nion ami Vicinity at pi ices
never before known in I'nion. Call and examine,
end he convinced that what. I say is true.
0. A3IIMQUE DAVIS.
Oct 'JH i'J ly
1 AM NOW IN MY~
N E \Vr S T O 11 E,
AND HAVE
New Goods Arriving Every Day.
CALLAND SI'] ! ] ?!!!! FIX! SKT 1.?A it S ,<) II
SET IX Til E CITY.
Ti 1 ^ - ? -
L. M, AiNDKHNVS,
Wholesale and Ketail Furniture Dealer.
i;: i->\i A.Ni?1.1 -. .. N.I 1 NOlilll I'.l'YIMi A I'A 1.1. MOCK.
(?v i VH 1J 1y
T vi MM M w.. I I.I- LONG LEAF
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. ? ,i.. I LEXINGTON, S. C.
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? \\ U I v I I lllull .s I . of ft IIV M i'1
? I :.. \ \ | i,, 11 l.i-i iv ooii AI 'ton in i>l I ii ion. I ti ml-or
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Wood ! Wood ! ! Vood ! ! ! !' -1 io? 1.0. ?oc?
I ii-liiifil.il.;.' Ill |
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i yj > 7 I i !.? M- i i !i-i- u.ili Viiii. Niflio's in,
i!. oi.r . i . : ./ ! ', -o 11 iof I iiioil Coiilily.
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y 1 ' 1 - 11 \i;1H 'Jin
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GREAT BANKRUPT SALE.
<>1^ i
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AfiD SHOES. :
CLOTHING.
HATS AND CAPS.
-w
CLOAKS AND JCAKEtS,
TRUNKS AND V ALICES, !
AM r> I tATTV I5J*? *.
At prices ranging IVohi 50c to 75 on the <1 dlar. 815,000 worth of the above goods !'
to be sold :it the above prices . j '
i claim now to have the largest, b'-t selected and in >st fashion ibio, as well as the 1
cheapest, steel; of goods ever oU'ere in the upper part id' the State. ?
I cordially invite inspection, believing that the taste of the most fastidious can be .
Well pleased, at the same time the pi iocs will lie found to suit the most economical.
The following prices will bring joy and happiness to many a home that high prices
have long weighed down wit melancholy ; Head t..use bmkrunt juices and rejoice that 1
y? u have not vet d tie yi ur trading : t
Calicoes, Percales and Satines. ;
(' ilico worth tt \ Sold now at !c. (
Calico * ti-j ' I'e.
Calico " 7 ' " 5.
Fxtra Standard line Calico worth 8e sold now at tie.
I'.areih s M.ai !y yard wide worth 10 and UJA sold < 1 and Sc. 1
bine i'rinlcd S itines worth 1 !)e s d I at ti'.e. t
Solid colors. All shades, e<|U:l hov. i
W 1 I) F A N l> F A U
The Slaughter oi I >w I'tmes calls the p-'ople to our counters Union and adjoining I j
counters Wake re-p mstve to toe echo and wt.cn in search of rout iiin.r ..... .11.. t-....? - I
- ? 'V o ? "* v n> l" '!l 11
first class Stoic call .-\ionymmtsly,
T11K NAM 1? OF Ft,ANN. J
Our figures r n_r ilclihum to the markets of America. <
lit,(Kit! Is (Ires- poods at 0-5 wmtli 15c. j
15 l'ieces line Worsted dress poods 10c worth 18c. j
12 " " Worsted Slt.ulabs 15c " 2.?e.
Fine Knplish Sorpe dress mateii il 1 cheap at 22'..
50 I'ieccs Fancy broaches 12-]. I I 11?H. IS and 20. tln.se i*?h-tl.- arc Worth from 20c to '
' 155 c per yd. elsewhere. Our tlre.-s departun lit is now filled with the lare?t and choicest a
' novelties Jo b - I'oin 1 in any Ionise in the State I ipether with a eotnnlele line of Jt r?"V v
Tricot's Camels 11 air billiard eloths Fiiphislt liintie) S siting t ic, ' ,
lilack French c.ishimer h'5 wnth 50
151k I'i'eneh Cashmere I,opens 15 cents, cheap at (55 .
lilk " - 50 ' ? SO::. :i
07 ' " !)5c. j a
72 5 ' ? 125e. ,
15!!; Henrietta Lupous Hye 72' "" ' 75c.
" " .525 ; 85c.
1 invite the 11 !;es that sen 1 X n th for sampl to hrin^ them in and compare Shades v
' quality and prices and they will lind that they will save at least 20e on (ho dollar by -s
1 buying; their pood :<t home we have also a (in lio of trimmitips of th latest stile to
: iiinfii thoso.- dress pjod?_ iucludiu:; silks Froche.^ \jjvets, 13 raids J.5_uiict buttons (.lord t
' and tusscla and every iriinmiiip that is fislilnn.ioTe.
lil.iek 8.'!; tli cheapest e.er se -n in S nith Carolina.
I'lack Silk pond quality 5p5 cents wotili 75c.
' " ' 00 85c. j t
' Ci extra 75 ' ' 12?)e. Ji
15 inlets Flack Si!k fr in 80 jo 85 worth Fit) ami 15').
l ine colored Silk from 15 t ? !>0e worth from 75 to 150.
F ilm n?al ami F'.alevard Skir's from 115 to 250 worth flii\ per e nt .norc.
Ladies Cloaks .1 100. 125. I5d. 2 > t, 250. 1]00. I ?!?. an I 500. wot .lt 15'0, 200, '
25o. l5oo 1550, 150. duo, 750. t
L.eli s wail;ine ?.ickets IV m 1500 to 750 worth 50c on the dollar more than they (
are sold at. Those pounds are the lit 'st an 1 most fashionable siiies. | |
Lacs. Fmhro'd, ries Jhiiuiii.r, iiuiiltiip Lace lies toileia ts Fshtic* Iliscrtinp at 50e 1 .
oil ?lie dollar. i 1
Faces at le, 15, 2. 25. 5. 5.8. 10. 15. worth at leas' double. '
Trimmings in preat Variety at 2e per yd worth 5c. i
The loll iwiiiut prices are a [ ://.! to every per.- m to th;i;k I. >\v FL5 X X* can sell pn ds
at such prices. |u prices like tti se we defy competition.
1 I I pood Fuitons for 5c.
Hants Fllttelis per box I l?c. 1
Dress 15uttons 2 do/.en for 5c. N
Fiitt -iis of all styles ;,t 1 eso than hall price. ^ \
Spool thf '.ad 1 c a ."] d.
Fins 2c a p tper.
I 1 I > ; i i '
i i nine ,i> as i n tiers le eacli 12 lor lOo.
('iit:.lis 5e \\or? li 1
('niiibs 1 0 wm l it 25.
Ilibb. i;> M-!li ,is very el.nip :
( 'nlM'M Wnl ill S5.
('insist 50 Wn I I {10.
Corset- 05 Willii? 1 li").
Corsets 75 worth 150.
Tlni.-c jjnmls tin1 iiunr iiili-e.) (Hove li'liiiir K- t'p V'i ir eye- open aiel see . 1? mi shoes ,
Wntiii'iis Sim, - at 50. li l. 75.!? aii>l 10 I. w n ili S5. !'5. 1 10, 1 25, 150
l/idies line Slim > 100. 125. 15(1. 175. wnrili 50r in |In? dollar inure.
Lad'hC' ar.-.T K i 1 lnitfiiiieil S|i| > l.ifij ami i nn:r. e SJ; u-s it I'r.iai lOO to 150 less t i
than I li>' sine -jo H1 c.in lie li m^lil I'lsiwlu re
Men's >iii11s, Sliucs .-.ti l lirne his S terili.vd In inako iii nn Chiidrens -hoes al ail j .
priees lis mi 25 . i? j?. | In is e , , Is J a in s llin^ v? ry cheap.
Checked holm-spun li1,. S. 10. those jnmls are a surprise. ?
Sliirliiii; by the lmali al factory priees 1 I
Pauls .leans In tin si ?m ils ihe price- are I, .irl'uiiy 1 nv. the juices ;iv as I'.i'luws.
10. 12'. 15. I -i. 20. 22' 25. iio. .'15 10. 15 \v nth anywhere in America at retail
15, IS, 22j 2.5. ilO i?5. lo. 15. 50,(50. 7.5.
I hive an iinnn use stnek n!" iIm-e ids hut th prie. - they cannot i i-t I0114.
I n 1 'lit h in a ii 1 li.ils 1 aai I lie K i nr. 1 em li in v ire i'l *ni S ye us I I h : I ir.'i'sl mm 1 '
in lie County an 1 at prices never heard u|" before. |
1**11 II Sails e on-tn iiein_* at the re Ilea' ei.lv Invv prices nf 250. i!50. 500. 700. those i
i;:ii Os Hi ai l he chc.a p |nr 500. 700. 000. 1 100. !
AH wu il suits .1 S50. 10. 12.50, W' 1 rI h 700 a sail 111 n e.
l ine i 11 pirle l Worsted ?i 1 _r.n 1 > 1 inillise (Jriaiie ami Scotch ('a sillier Sails, at
Si I. 815. SI7.50. S20, worth nearly <1 mbl 1 the nieiiey. ,
Any mail wanting a sail can new in-line i bat further mi in the season if will not lie
1 su easy There is im us" in a 111 in c niiimr to e\ mi n 1 suit tliis week that will want to j
j buy next Week or next tii'iiitb as the mi n|s w.ll lo: sure lo be jo?ne
M K N '8, P> (> V'S, ]
AND
CHILDREN'S HATS, ;
I 'lie liito.-l 11.1 i <!?ii-t si vl.-s ; t v? ry I .? j>i i . ii,.,n <>."?. <>n ii;.- <|n|l:ii*. (
Any |" i - ?ii \v.inline i ii.i , 1- I >i t' .-:i ti. - i> .i ni mil o|>|urt uuiiy. i .
! \\ Ii i\ Willi yililcu 11111111111> li'iju ill i?i" p . 11
I I . ? I *
Si. Ii' mi W iiit I i Ii !i Ijijiy. fill ill ne?.* ii. i - in i:'eli' mil n! Ilut luiik.'tljit M- rk
! D. G. FLYNN'S,
7
Leafier of Low Prices.
I'. S. Some In'iiulii'ul Overcoats vrry cli<a|>. it
1 < > ; i'.? 4/ ' litji ! .
? mu-l vSajHBMH
Ktnos&N'K ani> llowro Use it.? Man)
tod terrible are I lie accident:* annually front
the use r.f kerosene or e<> si oil, and anything
in regard to testing illuminating oils and
lio\v to us ? then? w i 1 be of valuable interest
to all. The following extracts from a pa
per by that lifted physician, professor .1 K
Maeomber, of the Iowa State Agricultural
L'ollege, are given foi the benefit of our readers,
and in the hope that it may prevent
u my a s id i ?ei lent IV on k irosetie. Alter
?nu.iieiMtiiig the various "hydrocarbons,"
snd describing their qualities and produc
ions, and stating the r'?| ilrem mts ol'thc
i\\s of low.;, as to tllo inspect! ?n of oil, the
professor gives the method of testing oils
is follows :
With n HrHr cirrr errry? ornr-enn -test n
peciuieti of oil and determine whether it is
it for use. A e >.it;n -n thermometer, a
cacup, saucer and a little war n water in
:iudc the apparatus needed, l'irs', remove
ill the objects from the table which are in1
11:1:11 able. i'ut some b uling Water in tlie
:eaciipsnd gradually pour in cold wa'or, miil
it-, temperature is about one liuud.a. i
rod forty live d 'gives. Four a little oil
in the warm water and sti- well until the
iil has the same tump-raturo as the water.
Light a match and move it ijuie'uly two or
luce times over the surface of the oil. Do
lot hold it still a in i.nesit. t he test is I'or
he purpose of deti rniiuiug the presence of
iiflaiiimable v >pors above the 1 i<jitid. Filally.
pi 1111ii?? tlie match ijuiekly into the oil.
If it does not ignite ttio oil is all right. It
. 1: 1.. - -
i num.* reject 11 as nelow M:ili<l ml ami dan
?orous. To e.\t iuguish the oil when lighted,
dace tlie saUvi.'r over the teacup, If the
?il is suspc.-ti 'l to bo very bad, pour a tittiu
hi water at about sixty or seventy degrees,
l it contains na bMia or gasoline it will
guite ilio moment the mutch comes over it.
111 >1 it will burn fur! msly. Again, pour a
it tie good uciuscno oil on a smooth board
nd apply a iilht-ed match. It will ignite
t;th ureal diiliculty and probib'y go out.
Sow pour a little which contains naphtha
u* a little pure naphtha on the board, and
pply a lighted match. It will burst into
l ureal llau.o instantly, and unless very litie
is J the ilitue will lise tip several
be V'd these tests should be made iu a roo.u
vl ie there is no lire or iiuht near, as any
pe'.i'ueii may prove a dangerous one.
Accidents are most likely to occur when
tstug a lump only partially lull of the dun;eroUS
oil. When the lamp cools, air oners
and mixes with the vap ir, and the next
ime it is lighted perhaps the (lame will run
lown beside the wick, and an explosoiu 10
ults. In testing an oil, a bluish 11 itno will
. ... t -
onoumes ue seen to ruu over tlio ourl.ico
,f tin: fluid, and (hen go out at a tempera*
tire below where the oil burns. The lir.-t
emporature is called the "flashing point."
it some States the "flashing point''
s use d us the basis lor testing oils, This
s a lower temperature by live or toi do;rees
than the binning point."
The dangerous ; perlics ol the naphtha
ind gasoline are inherent in the nature ol
he liquids themselves, and no human doice
can alter them, and yet there are men
ivho go about pretending to soil nou-cxnlo
ive. naphthas, lamp* um? stoves. 'Lamps
ind "salety lluids are only sale when the
luid u-ed is good kerosene, and this is alsalt".
I he victims ol tl es : disasters
ire generally innocent women and children.
I?v purchasing oils in quantities ol live gab
o:is at a tim: and applying the tests as
1 : e;ibcd i:i tiiis. al'li igi-r eutl be avoid'd
. O
."*??>! K I'll I M i New Aimi ( <' T|n.\
si:i:i..?A gentleman in t;t. Lmis bis dis
* ?\ i i a pi'-n'ess i.l'taking oil all the lint
i ll I lie e t oi s"iid, leaving the 11nil as bare
i* an tipple seed. 'J lib* oi immense im?
l U't.iiico ill the iiianul i *ttl.'e oi'e. ttou seed
il'oducis. I lie ;i:11 s ive I < i a toil of seed.
iter ln iiiLj shorn as ei -o ;:?|? hy the
)?1 jiroc-i s-, is very e >nsi i -ml le. The n ".v
tl'iiCl'SS I.- ; 1 !?: to Ill,;' of) three '1 I i lI'S *?\ < >1* 111
nore ol'li.-t. This increases i Ik; weight of
i bushel n!' c >tl n seed tT.>iu loi ly-six pounds
0 liliy six pounds, v.iih the lout entirely
1 moved The flit in; rem ?v:i 1 of this lent
!!<-??> let only :i savitu; of lliue dollais
v or11.-i I 1.lit to ;he ton, Im! the v:ivi??? ol
lie hull itsoll". It is now u-u-I tiller the
\ni.iiean s. i d is ground to burn the hull
let-aiise the mllii-iiii1.'lint render* it useless
->r food it i < a well i. n ?w ii laet that the I In
:!is|i cotton s-ed cake, made ITitiii the elean
I| l i hi seed, is I'ree IVotli I tit and thus enildes
the luaiiuliieturer to<:rilid u;> tin hill
ivitli the kernel. 'I Ins tenders t'.iecike le.**
rieh an i I lo re I o|i ni -t'e d. sir., hie as fo< d. jus!
is (>i <ii iin i! iir with its bran is far more
'I i lit :* ?u s tli ol t hi* eon Pent rated white !l 11 r
\ to tin r i ! Vaii l.;;:e it- in pel feel clean in" o|
he e iti >11 s ed i i - mi lint, is, that it enables
he seed to he exported without lie.atinir.
linti increasing the value of every pound ul
ottoii . eed. /' / " Z'i- h/' r
' ?
N . j !j i : ! do ir t wish to iiir?rrv vet
Wh a i w 'ui i - - ' '
v , - ii i r. m.iiII, otil i.irlil>. j. Ii
jw i .?I. i J? ; hi -i.ufi. ;i in mi with ii.i \. i
ii'l .in* i iii* \?! i :> : I w 'js u' ml " i
1 .uu!'! i . ' ii-1 M i. I' . "\ Hi' b i' :i .v!;iin
2?T lii.it' : i-f '-IV. Ii vO:r Ii iv. '
> Hit iiViV. ' y* et.
r! Is IT STttAWCir. Y?A c >rresp?ni lout
i J writes to (ho editor of die Sycamore L'\eo
| Tress, and says : "It seouis touie marvelous
| how incorrectly newspaper men manage to
to record incidents of the day." Thee liter
very truthfully replies: "Not at all. 'i no
! only marvelous tiling i? th it s > 141c 10 is pubI
i lislted that is incorrict?so mneli that is
1 reliable. When it if. remembered h owgro.it
| an amount it iv.pi:rcs to fill a newspaper,
how many steps have to b taken, somelim %s
lor what proves to bo a simple item, the
only wonder is, as wo h ive said, on the other
side of the question It is sin.ply nonsensi
c.il for any ouo tj suppose a reporter can
; soo everything* that takes place or hear
everything (h it is said. He ol'ton lias Co
po by the Word of others, is it remarkable,
then, that occasionally lu-'prints an error,
either through wiilfulor unintentional misinformation?
The carpers who have the
most to say about m'stakes are just the
i ones who onld so >i:e?t tire ul newspaper
w< rk and send forth the most ln?ons intelligence."
An 1 NfflJATOIt Full l.M'ANTs?M. T::rn?er,
the surgeon of the Maternity Hospital
in Paris, struck by the great modality
j among infants prematurely born, and those
( which are very sickly after birth, has coneeivo
1 the ingenious iden'of constructing ^
box whieii is aim ?st exactly similar to llio
incubators u-ed for poultry. The box is
divided into two compartments?the lower
one being used as a reservoir lor hot water
want' ui<> 1111:iiit i- placed in I lie upper oiio,
\\ liicii i s wol! .-1 ill] i'tl at ill Miles and fitted
with a sliding gl ass envoi*, The temperature
is ciaiiitailicd at Pli dug. l'alir . and M.
Tiirnioi* h is found that by keeping infants
in the incubator fur a period uf from two
to six weeks, their vitality is enormously
improved. lie has u.j.dc oxp*riincn?s upon
live six iiiotith.s children, six seven months,
and thirteen eight months children, ami he
only h st iwotl tin ni. v.li.ro. s, according to
his stateiiKlit, three-foiu tl.s uf ill. in Would
t have died hut fel* this advi lit itielis aid to
I
i vitality.? /? .Vf/ia I.n.if t.
J ?
Onions a.nii Inxomia.? Frank Buckland
says that onions, taken before g"ing
to bed. :u>* t'.ie lest preventives of .sleeplessness
; and we know several who are troubled
that way that use them. If .properly
boiled, so as to get out ol tltein, the union
is a ino?t delicate vegetable. To every
?Iiz:irt of onions add a quart of cold water,
with lia'.l' a tablespoon till of salt. Boil not
too fast for two hours. Drain in a colander
thoroughly and allow to get cold. Make
a sauce with a tablespoon fill of butter, the
s line of il 'in*, and one ha! pint of milk ; rub
butter and Hour,perfectly together, with a
liiuch of black naner H iil milk, whioli
liiin i . :> i : ivm -uy 's > inj ly :i'i:m
mi.'.11. I In- \v:iy in :?t*c*??n j>i:>li tiic ilrril it
fak" n < r nrr. ami sli.ne nil i i
i-i 11 j il I it'll s :i t tvislii mi|i | ill i.Tallin;
11 tun mix ii with Iwict' its :ii.i'.iiii! ifsii^ar,
i l'i in .! . .1 | ilil .Mi-, ami ailmini.-l r it :is
ijuii'k as ]i Aim l ii sl.inl.im mi*n
JinT will I'nihw,
I pour over flour and butter, and stir all the
| time tokv'oj) smooth. P ut Jainions in sauce
and let llteiu boat, until lite same boils.?
Ought to be served rather dry.
?
A man ivlio says he is not able to pay
I for a paper ought to go at once to the conn;
ty court and have bis wife^nppoinU d bis
I guardian. Remember (bat a newspaper is
j worth ntorc to a futility than a three months
j school. A family that takes a ] aper lives.
I as it were, ill a house set upon a bill, from
I whose windows lie can see all that is going
; on iii the w ill Friend, don't say you arc
I not able to pay Ibr your paper. Say you
I]..*. 1 ! . !
. | turn i MKouiu paper, or say you would rather
' live in ignorance, or declare that you do
. not v.a.nt your c*!ii!<]rcit to Irani anything,
j hut limi t mv you can't j?-iy ? because to say
\ u can't pay. is to .- 'Vj you arc no man,
I h vr no backbone. aiul ? light to bo in ll o
i poor house.
'9
A Ti:il!t!!!!.K (hvt'Aslltol'll K.?The news
. (Mines here of a tcinhlc catastrophe in
lioxholo. W hi 1 tile Congregation Wis
in the act I'worship Weilnexil.iy evening,
the chandelier, holding a ih Zen kerosene
! lamps suspended Ironi the roof, fell. The
lamps broke, the oil took fire,ami the church
; ami many el tlie congrcgation were in
II.11lie;- i'i a few minutes. '1 he people beC-.liio
p n.ie stricken ami rushed |.?r the doors and
, I windows. Several had their clothing burn*
cd "IT and a tin nher ol'others were injured,
, hut it) latalitii'x are reported ?(1 rxnttortt
An 'Id negro professed to be indifieii nt
! a- to a I lit lire state, liein vitig thill "Mry il
make niggers work cbui in lieabcn." A
: t'lerj man tried to argue hiin out of his
, ' opinion by representing that there was no
work lor him or any one else to do in li ivcn.
1 "You go 'way massa." was his reply ; 'T
know better; itAh re's no ord< r work lor
culled piixsoiiA up dere. dey 'll ii. ike him
, sluiL) de e! uds along !"
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Ci-u. . it is said, can he eiifi d in one
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