The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, January 08, 1897, Image 2
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NINETEEN NEW C0VERN0A.3,
I ClloMa on November 3 I.a*t to Talco Offlrn on Various Date.*, From Dcrtinbtrkf
^ J8U0, to Alurcli 4. 1807.
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1. Androw E. Lee (Fusion), of South Dakota. 2. John W. f.oody (fopnlist an I l)?m- V
oorat), of Kansas. 8. James A. Mount (Republican), of Indiana. 1. Robert L. Taylor
'Democrat), of Tnune?800. ft. O. W. Atkinson (II puhlionn), <?f \Y >t \iri?itiiti. f>. I.on
V. Stephens (Fusion), of Missouri. 7. W. li. Kllerbee (Democrat), of South Carolina. h
8. Eb?? Walter Tunnell (Democrat), of Delaware. 0. George A. Kimslell (Republican). <?f
Now Hatnpsh.'re. 10. irank H. Dla'"k (Iteput>llcan), of Now York. 11. K 'K't Woleott (lie- .
publican), of Massachusetts. 12. Alva Adams (Democrat nn?l Free silver Ib'j i,bli'-an). of 't.
Colorado. 13. John R. Tanner (Repuhllsun), of Illinois. 14. Maj-r J'.dward Scolleld (Republican),
of \Vlscousln. 15. Hnr.en 8. l'int;ree (Republican), of Michigan. 10. I.orrlu A. '*
Cooke (Republican), of Connecticut. 17. Frank Steunenbon? (''Democrat), of Idaho. 13.
John It. Rogers (Fusion), of Washington. IV. Robert II. Smith (Fusion), oi Montana. ^
A Iteport That Murco hives. , . ,. 00
. i rr I resist;ry Statistics. ur
A special from llavunna, t'ul.a, via ti,.- .i ^ . / l.n
... ' ' . 1 ho leccht l-epoit ?d tlic Sc.-retarv of K,"
ulno Ilit* ( iilmti s jovful cry.Ilie | xor,h < ?, ,.|i,,n ,
SVTr.iXr1*? WVh I"",:,v,,"lit v' ! ?tnlin^ .1 line :t??, iv.ili. " he,
aic now ^rtiniiitf ^rntitnl. Information I >
is comiiil' iti?"
- ; ? n'lHHV S, J,.,
i !y (iiMrw! A!I??-it:ill*!? . . >! ">. 7i: Monti- vim
^ < it> daily trivnii* &y-ii; Pamlico, ,*<i;t.Wilinin-- av
j.recisedetails. It is said that when In- j |ollt total. -4.1 he <>\\
fell from his horsehis followersthotmht j., jM t|?. rharlestoii dntrict in -?"
him dead. !.?nt found that ho was still South < aiolinu were 11. u"'
11vintr ami preud tlio news that ho ?a- I llt,w,.\er. South ( urolina isi-Hther short cril.
dead in order to eurrv him to a pluee of j1( |l( , customs itiihiilious to the nriV
safety. I ml or a strong eseort tin \ j Treu M,vv, ?ho makes uo for it in her incarrioil
him to the Sin-tiuuea Ho? pitnl. j ternal , i,uc colieelion .. which were uo
where, iin.h r the skilful treatment of j f,,r ,|?. ,.,1: from the fourth ?"-li
doctors I irmiu. \ aides. Ibnum?ite/ , distriet > !.''Jo. <>. f; om the iifth
ami I'atiehoii. the chief i< now slowly j district. 1,4 total. ?* 1
ieeii|.eratmi.'. The acute period is now <e,M.-J?;. Tic' revenue receipt I, '"!!
passed. It seems that only one wound South Carolina were ; f,?i* the J"',,',
is diinyeroiis. that hein^'in the stomach. period: from Tennessee. S'.iM ,.jvl]
I'ortunateiy the bullet did not touch J.|. fruin < leoruia. i:4 "i.'d l.><.
tlie intestines. It was feared that per m
ltonitis mijrht set in, but lie escaped Killed Husband and Wife,
tins. The other wounds are in the jaw Tv,, unUn,,wi, Ul,,lt to |,onsy ....
and oaek and are only slight. No ... .... ,
bones were fractured. ' "f ,1,Iani U h?!,,-v- il ^tner In in- two >,v
_ _ ?- - miles from Sevierville. Se\ ier county. ](Ms
Mush Times at Auffiistn, <in. Tennessee, ami .\ithoiit v, enk a <(( S(i
Several hundred thousand dollar* word broke down tic door, walked in.
will be dispersed to Autrnstn, fa , in fhot ami kill?1 u
terests in .f *?'
- .> 'i:11< \ ali<I his | U'T'
i wife. Mi-- l.i//.ie WeMuhon. sister id tnitti
- ...inni^ utirintr tin month u . ... <
Mrs \t liiin'v, ?;h pit ent. t?ut An- mi fur \
of January. I he (.eorjm rndron.l \\ ill burt siir )iU,l u? i .f W halev's i,.i0,
pay to stockholders I.I.inmi in .livi- jn her arms ? ,en the men un'ere.i. ' It
fiends mid will also pay ?.?hmi in is tl.ou-ht that thevn..- the ,im
torest on bonded indebtedness. 1 lie *hor.i x\l,alev presented .1 ? the ?n
(iranville M1.n11faetunr.fr < ompany will grand ittrx f.n fommittinr.urde .
I my its Mini-annual dividend t.t
(.it gtjno.OiMi capital. The John I*. Kiiifj "**" ! ;
Mill will |?av :? per cent, semiannual w.-irv Wnlkev Sav xx ha 1 r k. - v..ti doom
dividend H,o Auffiistn Cotton Mills U 1;<i j. -iii,. I :. .1
will proline! v pnv H |K>r cent. semi-un .. .. ..
1 1 1 1 ?/ ?... . \ in i von t.ii '1 t.i \\ wau; 1'nm 11
nunl dividend on .*Omi.OOO. Other hie
lories pay dividends in February and N>:,vv- '
August and May ami November. Hunks Tiretl 'i's 1 : 1 I niu .:ie. p. ah
and real estate and loan eon.panies w ill Ti't'"s \x !.;tl ii 1 den v. an: to \v >rl;
swell the total interest to nearly half a It .:!, me lu 1 > at .e. t . : !t v. laud
million dollars. l'laiu P.-aler. ?h? uni
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SABBATH SCmHI
! INTERNATIONAL LESSOR FOI
_ A WIT A
vanu/lKVI 1V?
Lesson Text: "The Holy Splrl1
lilveii," Acts II., 1-115?Golden
Text? Acts II., 4?"Commentary.
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1. An 1 when tho day ot Pentecost Wftf
fully conic, they were nil with ono accord
In ono place." Tho watting days of pravet
between Ascension nnd Pentecost were
tnnrkeil by one event, tho choosing of Mut
thins, which rony have been of God or may
have been due to Peter's restless spirit,
whicb, as on other occasions, found It difficult
to wait quietly without doing something.
The word "poutocost" is only foutal
elsewhere In Acts xx,, 16; I Cor. xvJ., 8; but
' pontokostn" is the Greek for "fifty," aim
the law said that fifty days after the dipf
after passovor Sabbath Israel was to offerla
new meat offering unto tho Lord (LeV.
fcxiii.t 1G). This meat ottering, typical pf
the gathering of tho thousands to Christ pt
l'eutecost, was baked with leaven, suggestive
oT the evil still in the believer which Is
met only by the sacrifice.
2. "Audtuddonly there came a sound from
heaven, as of a rushing, mighty wind, and
It tilled all the house where they were sitting."
There had been nothing unusual
during those waiting days, but just a quiet
outiutlanCe In prayer and a watting for
fulfillment of the promise. How Ho wolld 1
come?I mean the promised G'omfoftcr-ior |
when, they bad not oeou told, nnd whether |
finv i\f *! ?? ?? * i ?-? * * * -
...... mum i.iuuKiii ouuo i.ovltlcal llftlotU I
' ^niy.trt waft a nil to expect With
ing faith in their absent Lorii. I
.'I. "And there appeared unto thorn cloven
tongues like as of lire, and it sat upon each
of them." John had said, "IIo shall bnptisu
you with the Holy ({host and with flre'^Huko
Hi., 1(5), and hero was a fullllluiont. On
Christ the Spirit carats as a dovo (Liuko lii.,
22). for In Him was no sin nor dross needing
purifying lire. Wo do not read that He citpio
attain as lire nor did they again need to wait,
but as they prayod or spoke the Spirit lllled
them (Acts iv., 31; x., 44-40). The Spirit
having come, Ihero is no need to waitjfor
? Him as at Pentecost, but if we roaliy de.^re
to be lllled with the Spirit for God's Rlory,
He will quickly do it. Yet wo may need to
wait to bo made ready,
4. "And they were all (lllod with tlio Holy
Ghost and began to speak with otlior tongues
as the Spirit gave them utterance." What a
contrast is hero to Babei ((Ion. xi.), where
there \va? l>ut ouo language and tho people
were gathered together against God! Here
they are witli one accord for God and are
enabled in a moment to speak alt languages.
There is no credit whatever duo to thorn,nor
is it through ono particle of skill on their .
part, but the Holy Spirit takes possession of
them and speaks through I hem. tho words
of God concerning tho works of God (verse 1
11. ehupter iv., 31; x., 40).
f?. "And there were dwelling nt Jerusalom ,
Jews, dovout men. out of every Nation under
heaven." From all tho world they had (
come to worship God according to their Iffw I
?to keep the"l'assovor and the feast of n
woks, or of tho fiftieth day. Tho time will g
couiu again when Jews from all Nations s^all
lie gathered to their own land, tho SpiritSlf
the I,nrdshall bo poured upon thom,nu<^ton a
willi Paul-like devotion to Jesus of
will they tell t > all Nations tho joyful ^Bgs T.
(Ezek. xxxvi., 21-28; lsa. xxvii., G; Ps. wfiL,
1, 2. 7). < lJ
G. "Now, whon this was noised abroad, tJlf ^
inultitudo carao together and were con- P
founded, because that every man 'aet(fd js
them speak in his own language." Tho reVised
version .......
.. nuru ims sound wa? I
heard." In some way It was soon made ) .
kn>wn throughout the city, and tit? 1,1
cunm together. The disciples had
tlculty in getting a congregation, \j
have to-day. Tliov did not advertMUM J.,
even Mow a trumpet as th" law
tw.r o/S ju-....v. ?.*tltS fTflT, \5$lr Jf*
7, s. "And thoy were all auitu. a and
marveled, saying one to another. Behold, ?
nro not all these which speak Galileans?
And how hear we every man in cur own
tongue, wherein wo were born?" The two
men at the ascension addressed thom as r,.
"Ye men of Galilee" (i., 11). They wero 1 1
country people, not citizens of Jerusalem. [?(
the holy city. They wero not from nny of Kll
the schools <>r the centers of human wisdom, en:
They were very common people in the eyes ,
of tuo world, and yet they are hoard speaking
all the languages under heaven. This fto
was truly an unheard of thing, and well cej
might the people say, "We never saw it on ls>v
this fashior." The One who is perfect in
knowledge (Job xxxvi., 4) had entered into '
hem, and being familiar with all languages Ne
lie spoke through them any language with ]f t
qital ease. Something liko this lie does ()ft,
icmetlmes oven now. u
0-11. "Wo do hear them speak in our
ongues the wouderful works of God." Hero N''
ire at h ast twice seven different National- 'j
b-s listening to humble Galileans speaking ^
villi eiu-o all their various languages. Well .
nay we say, "Who tenclielh like Him?" (Job
xxvi., 22;. This self-sumo Spirit still lives, ''"'i
ml lie lives in every believer, dividing to eve
very man severally as Ho will (I Cor. xii., .
1). But who can tell what wo might even
-day have irom God to lay out for God if sovi
ie -aw that we were whole hearted for Ilim inst
nd lia I no ambithui but to mnko His name fan
lorious? win
12. "And they wero nil amazed and wero ,,f ?;
i doubt, saying ono to another, What mean* - .
h this. ' I'lio men of Athens said to Paul: '
Thou bringest certain strange tilings to our 11
its. V.':. c.-uLLkOLW. thereiure. talwtt.hcso t>tut
ings mean" (Acts xv.i., 20). This tney
id b -.iii-e !i | r 'aelied unto tiiem Jesus 1
id tin* r< -urrection, and in our next lesson one
slia'ltind peter explaining this strange tliii"
curreneo by pr-acliing Jpbus and the res- \\*?>|:
n-ction. Some of them knew that a very |. j|j4,
ig time ago, about MOD years ?.r more,
fir(b l had done some wonderful things 1
rough Moses? even unheard of things? ami l
d that .some of tiieir ancestors had oven |5?
ir.l the very voice of God speaking out of ^
lire on Mount Sinai, but that was so r.' '
y, very long ago, and would nnvo*
in. as n> supernatural things ?n their 'one
11 time, well, thero were Homo rumors ol
h, hut tlfv were not to ho believed, nml
blasphemer who wrought them had been
eillod, and .-o that wastho end of them. < <u
t. "Others. mocking, said, These men State
tall of new wine." So at Athens somo ciijo\
k I. and others said, Wo will hear thee . "f
in of this matter. And at Jtonie sorao ?l,r#.o
ve 1 and some believed not (Acts xvii.,
wviii.. 'Jit. It would seem from Eph. v., Tin
hat being tide 1 with the Spirit | rodueett Imcei,
ie l.eliever :ni< results whieh lire not f .,
ke those produeed livwine in th-nntural ' ,7
?a-m ird i titers cheerful "r hiiurioua S*'M' v
ag^UCor ix., 7).?Lesson Helper. stock.
Wants High Turin.
letter
ie executive committee appointed Maxin
the Southern Orunge Growers nt "en. <
Aiiki'li's ( ul., ininle arrangements! The
>m 1 a delegation P? Washington to | <" v* 1 . f
ar before the national taritV eoni- I ^llS
... erntiiei
e. 1 hey decided to raise Slopion states
lie expenses of the Washington
ration on the iwsis of one-third of '
fur eaeli !>ox of ail oranges shipped '
i.r 1 *s; 7. and 'JO eents per uere for 1 i-'"
I . us orchards eecd...<
puny 01
;int sorrv I l>our*hr on- ~r - '
- ? i,">" I Hprm
:i:iis with *\\ flcoiiii'' on i*." "Why fessioiu
"Siinii' y?lipid fellow mistook Mm ut least
itiyof t!.o word find helped hints -If pro
the lirsi iiiirlit " 'IpvcItmiiI I'hiin fh?nt
ilrtacliOi
- and ord
.a bookbinders advocate the a3o aL ' ''""V T
ion label ia Kctioolba?ija, yuid to
K_tEKLY NEWS BUDGET. Aq?i'
fuiooossi
{ ^PVoutllcrn Prncll Polotcra. Italy, b'
jy Among tlio 48 fourth-class i>ost- the prti
>fflcea to be advanced to Presidential the Pari
Son January 1st, are Lauriuburg and {^factor
?Varreutou, N. C. WHS tjie'
Hereafter the steamers of the Clyde the first
JiLino will discontinue calling at \Vil- feasor \
Bmington, N. C., on trips south and will npj>arnh
.Pmako Charleston and Jacksonville their f(,ss()r p
, I Porta of entry. m; ,ncl
\ Governor Bradley, Kentucky, has is- cleaned
f sued a proclamation offering $250 for ft jo-vea
, the arrest ami conviction of each, any
or all of the Owensboro mob that lynched
the negro Holt. ?
f solution
rho Commercial Bank, of Selma,Ala , 4,m>rntloi
has failed. The Commercial was es- ...
tnblished in 18.S0 and has a paid up
capital of $100,000, undivided profits of arls*'n8150,000.
Geo. A. Wilkins, the vice- and
president, has committed suicide. covery.
Joseph B. MeCulIali, editor of the ^''BihI i
St. Louis, Mo., Globe-Democrat, was '''H slice
killed by falling from a third-story from sur
window of his residence.
The Ex-Slave Pension Association, The Cz
which recently met at Birmingham, magnifies
Ala., has put a lot of agents on the road j)!|s affor
to collect monev tofurthor theirscheme '
in Congress. * or he tal
time \vl!
A. H. i **
. v ..uuic, mm Newman, power c?
Frank Gable and It. M. Khaekleford chances<
j huve been arrested for lioldiu^ up the
-Southern Pacitic passenger train at ?
| Contstoca, -x<? . Much In
j Town Marshall Frank Hujjette, of
Helouwood, Tenu., shot and killed
Lewis Peiuberton, whom he was arresting,
and .hinies Peiuberton, the father, For a
who interfered. home nut
A Raleigh, X. C., special savs the t,M,ds to
incoming freight Vain, Wednesday, on nggrnvnn
the Seaboard Air Line, was wrecked bv Creditors
tramps, and Fireman Overhy killed. fort of lo
The engineer's ribs were also broken. ?? ?
lb .T. Hear. Richmond, Va., jeweler,
has failed for $15,000.
The Southern Educational Society cm1,031
met in annual session in Mobile, Ala , Wm-^rJ'Wr^W
last week. About J00 members were SWEfcSSi
present.
Three more bodies have been reeov- Ur
ered from the wreck at Cahabu river,
near Illocton, Alabama. Fci a lia
J. G. Bucksttlhl, the largest stock- J",0' a
liolder in the Louisville Raseball Club, ,l (
ind prominent in local business circles, t, c;)_ i
,s dead, aired AO
.* c* 1 w 0 1
A farmer in Webster county. W.
1'a., saturated u hog with kerosene to Carson A
demise liiiu. The animal accidentally ''Good''
?ecame ignited and set tire to the barn Their eh;
aid house, both of which were do- ar,.
troyed. Now be s
Capt. C. It. Blood, of Tennessee, who A
eted as drill master for the raw insur
ent troops under Gome/, lias just re- Who are
limed to his home. He brings back They are
lie startling information that General "good
i'eyler is a native of Ohio and a son of ijcttci
arents of German origin His father jj- vou >vj
i at present a furmer in the Buckeye You will
".For those
During a Christmas day row in a sa- l.et any <
ion at Rhine, (la., ".Jim" Whitehead Our iv.7.01
id Andrew Reeves, colored, w ere Our towe
died and "Tom" Dowdy was fatally Will sluiv
it. * And "wh
rv Will shav
-tfcout the North. An " rive
The warm weftui ,tt
mal ice palace carnival ut~~S7."~l aul^^inn.,
this winter. I I lie I
It is said that farmers in Northern II I ll III I 1
diana rather than bear the expense of
jding horses through the winter have
lied them and disposed of their carsses
to fertilizing factories.
Tho Ohio Miners, in State Con veil- rA li
u, declare that they will not acit
less than 70 cents per ton for ^p propose
7.
Vt Sully, Iowa, n small town near D i
wton, robbers looted the State Bank. llCHUhl^
is reported the robbers entered tho
ik, blew the safe and carried away
umouut of cash estimated at from ^ i4
\v*l <1.
000 to $20,000. ivo intend to
'wentv-seven foreign steamers were '
lie port of Baltimore recently. They 'j1 ,S " " j*,1' 1
e a capacity of inn.nun tons, and 'Jays we otter
:ii probably the largest foreign lloet 10
r gathered in that hurhor. X?Ctst G*t
larvland lias fallen into line with All won
eral other States in the matter of
itiltes for the education of the All WOO
uers. The work is to begin this .........
. ;*?- - '
"Til IS. t*.\ I
, ?iui a i,e<.'istative appropriation ..
:{,O0l), which is regarded iw sulli- 1'itfllllN
t to provide for the holding of one ijarrol, <T(.
lore institutes in each county in the .. r .
e !? poumh
Lancaster, Pcnn., Al?c Henson, , ,
of the members of the gang of Ml(
res ami outlaws u ho reside oil the y|) j,Jj(
sh Mountains was shot and
d by his step-brother, .ferry * * II'
"II, who is also a noted criminal *' "
member of tin* same gang. "T
nker (ieorge Nixon, of Carson, I I HI I |C
, has entered the race for I liitcd JtJ \J 1 *
s Senator, against Senator John I'.
We have ml
-* ?- Con
31 iseellaiicoiis. 1
.1. Courtney Hixson, Cnited X* X v3oX.
s Consul at l'oo-Chow, China, is
inir a brief vacation in Washing- The J.argo:
lie first since his appointment,
\eaisa.o. Lamps, Lamp
.directors of the American IV pnilet Art
( oiiipiiiiy liavc*<n*(%Nnfu ili\ltlrinls . . . .
per cent. on the preferred n.Otl, W hit (I >
and II per cent on the common prices that will
We also ha1
ild sensation has been created at i\i i 4 \''i( i
d, Spain, by the publication of a l/IAMAA I A
alleged to have been written by t , ?
10 (ionic/, the Cuban leader, to I
'ampos ottering terms of peace. ' -jk,;'
President has amended the J'
ervice rules so as t<( include Rcccmvenc
service all employes of the ?(iv- Yon cannot a
nt penitentiary in the I nited glasses and iiiin \
who ice subject to classiliention. felling these uniP
. . .. ,, 'low prwC Coine
Adams express ( ompany will
on the New Kngland road and Carolin
iclies, beginning .latiitari I, sue- _________
; the Cnited State* l-'v..
"in ST'RV
. that .system. OLJ11 V
iiiuu's cnruiii^s during his pro- ^ tvill l?C in 1/
il cftrrrr nro said to have heen prepared to do si
?s*;ih?,ooo, vet lu: ?liod without noons and on S
"" the firiuleil Pel
wain S. \V. (iardiner has heen llicc's.
rl from the Norfolk navy yard
ei'eil t<> the 1'iiritaii; iSoatswain TN A \ T T O 1
Dwyer, from the liostoii navy ^
the Newark. (40?? t. f
jftual Rnrglenl Operation. i C, P. TownJRND,
te novel surgical operntion has Asst. Atty Gen'l., Columbia, 8. C.
'ully l>eeu performed at Parma, jjen p Town%end,
r Professor Caniillo Verdclll, in Union, S. C
m^h^phal and TOWNSEND k TOWNSEND,
operation of the kind and Pro- Union S. C.
'erdelli employed the washing
is recently Invented l>y Pro- Offico Judge Townsend's old stand,
tlva. After making an opera- ?
ision Professor Verdelll llrst OUMS & DIXON,
the pericardium of the patient,
r-old boy, of the pus which had Ally's at Lan.
ated thereon, and then pro- All buvnesa placed in our hands will reo
wash the heart with a strong ccivo prompt attention.
of soda hil>orate (borax). The office v.? i i.?w Renin*
n was very successful. Inns- ^
* furt,H'r comP"catlon has qcIIUMPEUT, UUTl.kr & Mc'JOWAN.
J he lK>y Is now doing very ^
I Is on his wny to complete re- ' .<
? , .. . . Attorneys at H"
Professor \ nrdelll has re- At C. C. Culn e ?hl Office
tumorous congratulations for
ess with the new operation ?? 1
goons nil over Europe. D. K. Hydrick J. A. Sawyer,
SpnrtapburjL. S C., Union, 8. C
nr of Russia has now the most . , YDIUC1S & SAWYER,
pnt opportunities this century I j[
ded to any one man. Whctli- Attorneys at Law
ies advantage of them or not Col. McKissick's Old Oflico.
1 show. Not even autocratic '
in make a man equal to ids TV/f UNRO A MUNltO,
jf greatness if nature lias not
a the character and the ability. Attorneys at l*w,
teres ting history. doubtless. No. 2. Law Range.
Mil l tJO Or TetOJIIIlent Of this
>ual element g S.isTOKEd.
defaulter to run away from Attorney at Law ami Trial Justice.
1 then write back that he In- Office llmrof Court House,
commit suicide looks like an -
^d ease of "rubbing it in." I)K IIARLEY 11. LINDSAY,
at least should have tlie com- Dentist,
okiug at tlie corpse.
- Office on the corner of Main and
fin Judgement sts., near the Court House.
UNION MARBLE
wimnn-JIHIMMi
-AND lion
Barbor Shop
ircut truly to.i-orhii. Granite Works.
live that will give you dol'gh
mb and bru-h adinal thegreat GEORGE GEDDF..S
^arbors that willdovou all right ???????
Go to tv.-iou & iioweii. s s. UNDER. M. D.t
; Ilowel! are niti^s Will practice Medicine ami Surgery in
work is ever thrir text P<H its branches. Office in room over
tirs are easy ;m?I then parlors .smith Clothing Company; llosidence on
iz.v. Church street; Telephone, 47. till),
ore you are always ilie'me.vt'.*
t the Union Burlier shop.
Dawkinsand Thomson? ^?)??>() 1/* 01* 11. ^^OWtliebest
burtiers in town, :1irv. "% ?? *?1? ; ?-?
work and civility ,,l? 31. II Oil IIIO.
can be found. S4S.00 for :i $05.00 Organ.
11 but give us a trial ?'.>37.00 for a Sui>crb Upright Gr.v/d
never go elsewhere, I'iauo, reduced from SlJ'i.ou
who have done so have nevei
Ili'lltfrtS.E ?
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Ancient Tongue.
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EFFR1ES. ancient laiijjiiapre of Hnelrlana. and nlso
of Zoroaster and the lire worshipers