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\ . f .-v jb^ * jt the town of union has ? ~m~ m -m?r -* -r- x -t v -* E the~Vown"~of^TTnion^haS^ | Two Cotton Mills, ono the 11 I 8 j| It B 71 1 j B d \ '^1 S ^ /fl fl '' The largest Knitting Mill and S W largest in the South. Two Fur- / I gg fl fl J B fl 0 H ^ H fl / j? B J / Dye Want in the State. An Oil ) I)) nlture and Wood Manufuctur- I R | ^ , fl I m B K 8 m. S I 1 ? H fl l i ;l llml Manufacturing Co. that ) ing Concerns. One Female ? fl B | fl 1 J I i B I 1 P 1 Bl 1 8 IE 8 < J L I V ???k ?? v.nexceTled C.unno. J [(. Seminary. Water Works and (i B Jfl fl. BL ^1 1 1 H. _i_ 1 .JL B If Ji_ S Ji I ( Three liruded Schools. Arte- W W Eleetric Lights, ){j J)j sian Water. Population <?,5ttO. Iff VOL h. NO. 23. UNION. SOUTH CAROLINA. PRIDAYAtiive s lona 1 r_ I m m a* ** t F. AI. FARK President. J GEO. AlUNRO, Cashier, J ^ | Merchants' and Pla | OF U IN I x Capital Stock J Surplus f Stockholders' Liabilities Total A Dinr.crrous?J. A. Fant, ^ T. C. Duncan, J. T. Douglass, Win. Coleman. I We Solicit \ ?* m CATAPH0RE515. DR. H. K ?^_DEN1 Crown and ^ f Bridge Work. 1900 JUSE 1900 Su. Mo. Til. We. Th. Fri. Sat. 1__2_ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24[a5|a6|g7lasl29l30 UNION COUNTY NEWS. Items of Interest Gathor?d from I Various Sections by our Correspondents. SHDA-UA NEWS. Miss Hobo's School Closes-The School a Credit to Scdalia. A copious shower fall in this section Siturilajr last which wa3 a great help to crops especi ally ou red lands. O. asi ia Lhriviucr splendidly in some places I've noticed lately. Wheat ia exceptionally godd in this neighb >rhood. Mr. J Wesley llsbo, of the New Prospect corner, has the fiaeat field on record sj far as we ci:i learn. O its are better than was expected but there ia nothing like a g>od crop It was the pleasure of the writer to attend the clos:ng exercis;* of Miss - Ida Bsbo'a school ata Ssdalia Fri lay evening last, on nearmg the Acidemy one wis mile to fsel as though ho were approaching a city thoroughly ligh ted by elec'ricity, but on arriving foun 1 that Ssialia di 1 not yet hive electric lights, but that tin grovs was profusely lighted with dec >rated lights, a large a* age was erected for the speakers irnipdiately fronting the building sffyich was beaqtifuHy dec urate I vyah ?^ Qh >ice l| ?wera. A large crowd ol patyons and friends werj present at the beginuing, still they conllnue.1 Cimiug during a'most the entire exer oise. The children acted their difloren parts j ist splendid a ?mc doservo spec ial praise. ' Pions" a dialogue \v i Leau'ifui'y rendered, while the"Broon Drill" by the youag ladies was no lea perfect All showed that they wer I... whri 'a al>!p. and wil WUV T. .. , ? , . liag to take the paiue, to thor m^hi triia the young miudi.? The patrons of the Sedalia rc'iot should certainly congratulate then selves on securing such a teacher t Miss lijbj. 8he was ahly assisted i making the clusin^exercise peifcct Ij h'r sister Miss Fannie. Mr. L J. Browning mado a fe appropriate closing rem irks, at which the ever ready musician, M W- fester I}uvis, gave a few clioi yelpctions oil his bai j?. Thus clos One of the ipott pleasant events of t season. Owing fo the sickness of o of tbo participants the best dialog was necessarily dispensed with. Willie Prince little son of M ? Ida Burnett hsd the misfortune to j h:s arm broken yesterday by falli otr a fence. The little fellow v suffering a graat deal when last hei from. Boys be oareful. B. B i > * k- *!- ~a:~ ^ -a- ^ A. H. FOSTER, Vice President. j . I). ARTHUR, Assistant Cashier. | niters' National Bank f ON, H. O. | $00,000 f .r>0,000 J 00,000 * $170,000 | \V. H. Wallace, Wm. Jeffries, & E. 1'. McKissick, A. II. Foster, ^ T a 'our Business. ! ? y -4K- ~.K- -X- -JK- -JK- -iXr 1 - * - ELECTRICS. :. SMITH, nsT. ^ jf| Union, S. C. Cross Keys I4etter. Mr. Eiitor:?Mia3 L'z/.'e Gregory is still a great sulUrrr; her aged father an 1 mother have the sympathy of many friends in this sad illliction. Tney were very hopeful c f her linal reoveiy until Thursday last wher she was at a:ktd again, and her faithful physician, Dr. (J. E Johnson, sum m med to his aid Dr. \V. iJ. Pal too, of Cross Anchor, S. C. All tint medi.'al ai l cau do is being done, and wo trust she may yet b3 spared to con fort that faithful father aud muher iu their feebleness. Your correspondent spent a pleasant night not long since with an o'd confederate s ddier, ho was reared iu Union county, but has spent many yrars in Chcstoi; he now makes his 1101116 in ttio COu 11 tv ol bia ** certainly was a treat to hear hira re late his experience of that awful con flict that tried tho Souls ol' mon, lio was wounded many times, and while on furlough recruiting for another c.inipa'gn hi married a Miss Vaughan, of Ujioii county, Vent back when able to still battle for his country's rights, anil was at the surrender and hea-d the immortal Gordon's farewell address, he came back himo ail 1 has made as good a cit'/.n as he did a si'.dicr. He is blessed with a large ftmily, most of them are married. Thetubj'.ct of this sketch is W. II. Sanders, of Mt. Joy. The writer will not forget their kindness in many yea's to come. Miss Louise Wnitmire cf Greetville, S. C., is vintiug Bro. B. G. Wilburn's family. Mr. Sauford Wilburn has more grain to cut than auy firmer near uj. llis land seonn to be adapted to small grain, ami he kuows about what time to plaut it. TuOMIH II. fionp. Scnecn News. r?ii'ros|Miiuloiice of The Orcenvllle Xcivs. Smcca, .June 1. ? Wingo Wiggins a negro b>y about 12 yean old, wa run over tyii instantly killed by th liluc I* dge traia yesterday npruiug a few miles below Smooa. An in 1 ijuest was hold last night resulting i j a verdict in accord with the abov I ' facta. _ I The buildings at the Seneca cotto ! mill aro going up rapidly, the atroel ^ having been laid olfand uicoly grade . I befiro work waa begun. 3 | It is rurnorel that a yarn mill wi . I he built ab >ve town, exact!/ oppo3i1 , and about the same distance as tl c citton mill, in the neir future. Th I mill be run by electricity, using t! Y powers at the Cuncross shoals, aboi three mileB south of towq. | " Children's Day on the Hill. I? l< Childrei's Day cxorci-es were be II at ilia sec md Methodist churcti < '! factory hill on Sunday night the *271 \Vo regret that wo felt too ill to i " rend the exercises, but rroni wnat Pr lorru from those presjnt it was a nv r le'ightful occasion, and tho ohildr ce rendered their dilforent parts in manner that reflected much ere* up?n thotmelves, and tho teaohe uc and Supt. L. J4. Wagnop ft9 well. u" '8 said tho largest congregation \ present ever before seen at the cbur r{l- The church, windows, pulpit t ?e' chancel were beautifully deora with ever green, climbing vines i Sil II ?wers of various c dors making q? u,! n attractive appearance. The program was as follows, ( ducted by Supt. Rev. L. L Wngnoi Song? () could I speak lha Matcl !e6s Worlb." Prayer. Song?"We aro singing on tl; Way." Ile3ponsiva reading by school. K citation by Paul Birliild. Song?' Tis bo Sweet to TrusUi Jesus." Recitation by\fc?.T. -/ilHann. Address by Suporiutfttn*^ Recitation by Marie Spion^s Recitation by Morri? Barf Lid. Sing?"Jesus is Calling tho Chilli ren." Rccita'ion by Alton Wbitlock. Song?"Praise to our King" l>j Primary CI 133. Recitation by Catrie Burgess. Recitation bv six girl3. R sponsive reading. Smg?"Sweet Peace tin Gift ol God's Love." lb-citation by Sinics Librand. Rjcitatien by three girl,? Lei lis Kingstnoro, Li/./.io O'ShieMs, Lida Splcngs. Sing?"Eternal Source of Every Joy." Recitation by Maul Librand. Recitation by JC tie Fowler. R citation by Miud Wbitlock. _ illtonon. Song ? "Just a Little \\ bile." Benediction. i r.e singing was u.ieaud those v.hu were not present missed a treat. Washington I.cttcr. (From our regular Correspondent.] Washington, June l ?Congress is ou its last lap, but is not making ex inordinary speed. However, there ii littlo occasion i\?r rush. The Seu?ito has agreed that the Nicaragua Canal bid shall bo taken up December 10, and have the right of way until voted upor ; the bill amending , the extra litiou laws to cover the Neely case has been passed, and all (ther important pending bills are to go over to the next apg&ion, That Teaves nothing to be disposed of except a few disputed items in apnrcj ria'i in hi I In. The House pas3cJ tne lv.ttienem bill amending the Sherman anti trust law, by what would have beeu u unanimoui vote, had not Representative Mann., of III., cast his vote against it. Too Senate Com mi tic on Relations with Cuba has g< ne far cuough to discrver that its investigation of the receip's and expenditures iu Cuba is going to be a very difficult task, owing t> the method which has been fil! l>wed iu keeping the accounts. Tin Committee will have to wade through au enormous mass of documents t< get at the facts and it is not an envi able summer j ?b. The proposed c institutional amend raent, giving Congress authority t< legislate lor the control of trus'f failed in the Uou9e because it got 3J votes lers than tho two-tlrr la rtquire? to adopt. The lailure was caused b > the sharp drawing of partisan linei and most of the speeches fj ??'! w era political stqm orations, iutende<l by both parties fi campaign circulation. Whether thi particular amendment was a good on is a matter of opinion, bqt the nqm 'a ber of those who believe that relii front the enactions of trusts mil 4 toner or later come from Congre I rather than from tho several slates, rJ I surely increasing, and whoa there 0 ' 110 presidential campaign pendin | when everything is twisted to par I sail advantage, tl ey may get aeti< I from Cougreis. Tho sitv.Atian w j very fairly staled by Ueprcseetali tlamilton, c-f Mich , who said- C( U p)ralions aro creatures of law a: legislatures, which makes courts ai LC 1 ~ ~ ? ^ c mstrue laws, it would seem, oug j to be able t> restrict, control, or am hilate creatures of law. This Bout reasonable, but we are forty - li ve stat and at present, when one stato pi hi /its, another invit e, anil so long a single stato exists from which, | virtuo of interstate comity, trust co >ld ; lunations can trade over the red on the Union, the states cauuot cont ,h. combinations, except by combinati at- among them?elves. Therefore, ic wo much as trade constantly ijows beyt )sl state boundaries, there ought to h en f'VJcral law for the control of ind a trial corporations, which can to) Jit and regulate them always and ev< M, where. To this end, an amondir 11 to tho Fedoral Constitution is no vhs sary."' ch. Representative Littlcliold, of lud who made two great speeches nga ted the policy of his party, made a tl ind ono in lav r of his party's pol lite He has established the fact that f one of the beat speakers in Cong :q:i- and that no matter which side , - I " v i) ?' U, I ?/ M 1 '? i lestlon he takes, it will ho ably proi tented, an J that is a great deal fur n man to do ia his first term. tjier. Milts will ho n L*eut. Gene era.1 and Goti. Corbin a Maj. General unless the House rafu"cs to agree t the amendment providing for tl e pro I notion, which the Son a to a Idea to i . n lite Military A*sdt'rfiy. Appropriation 1 1 Bill. y I1 The Clark cise MAby general con J s* nt of Senators bvra allowed to go j ^ over to tho next session, and Mr.! Clark has left Washington, lie is I - either a very g rod bluffer or very j easily deceived, as ho sal \ be ore 'cav j ii.j: "I shall he on hand at tho con ' vening of the next session in Decern-j her, and will In ready to le sworn ; a into.oflice." Ifo admitted, however,] mat os llic vacancy wili cud with the ospcmhling of tho Montana legVa 1 turc, in .Jaunarv, the real decision bp a to whether he enters the Senate, will he tnade by the voters of that stite in i electing members cf the legisla'ure. A L ? W Opportunities in the South. y' The opportunities to engage in fru>1 and vegetable growing in the 8>?th .. ivcrc rcccalSy < " Lone land of.Lj winnciv?^ 1 or.* I uo-.c<OU. 4,An a:-parage^ bed, pro;cr!y pre- w pared unci caredj^'^'Vsays Mr Cope* n ( ! land, "will lapr^^ffotilmo, and will 1 ( yield a pre t>Auyr t^e ec<fc >"d year ot j trom $() >o } ^^ooo i|lioncre. lh^ farmer who i,\.?Cattd oul if reach o' '^,l ihe large citie., AUd he is legicn, thiuks , he ii prohibited from r.iisi ig this ui 1 reimiu r.ilivc vegetable, as ho nas no i t market. This ddliculy is easily over- Zh one it ho will interest himself nnd neighbors in a canning factory, The Ct pn coss cf canning a5para>tn is very j simple, and so with all other vegets* \ blcn and fruits. ' The market for carred asparagus lb< has never bcju eupplirl, c..nae?picutly : f'r it brings a very hi$ price, so that j I,a the wealthy chiss-onft'cin aff'mi ?o induigo in it. lttfe cinacd article is eai - ?fgooJ, if proper 1 y 1\ i cania*lv*"55^ from ssi woum^ ?n.y tWWJf ??ie opporfiii???2v_ .uvj ? ? gr, overlooking iu this direction there ?te would spring up in tho South many to! factoric9 for the preservation of all vo kinds of vegetables and fruits, aud it lal would bo but a few ycar3 before we ! wi would havo a wealthy farming com-jov rnuuity. co i * p' , A Tribute to Colonel llovt |t) , The Circuit Ili.icr. i { Col. Jaims A. Hoyt, candid.vle for ! q t governor of South Carolina, hall! i ^ Instinctively, constitutonally, his ; p torieally a democrat. j.. Principle : The XXX pure democ f, 3 raey with the demon left out. t ( No man can say he ever did a mean j ^ ihingor committed an ignoble act. ( j His mind is strong, his vir:ues many, ? ., his character clear. He can couitnaud ^ * a r'giment and conduct a prayer meet E 'r ing. Ha c*.n sit in high places with . tho lords of the realm and if in the t *, fine of duty becomo a hewer of wood Q and a drawer of wator. A oompleto, (0 conoreto man. ' | In ihat ?reat upheaval of the mad- i , dend mind, when brothers fought tii^ j. of bloody bittlea. Cdonel Hoyt ; j si ^ , 3g was there lirat and last. In 1 87t> when ; < jg Isreal was delivered out of the hands | ( j8 of the miserable Jebu-ites, IIiytwas| ? there. Todiy in the councils of the j l'.' church he is there, fervent in spirit,! serving the Lord. L >, here he comes, j l8 with his life's record, his Bihlo and ; ve bis character. Citi/.sas of Carolina, i )r. what will ye do with him. 1(j IL'other M jSwjeny, health and hap- j uj pinesa to your excalloucy. Hay buckle j l,t on your beat a'oior and sharpen your j. sp"*a?; agaiust you, a truo and triod ltj8 knight has entered the fijld. a'8, ; ~ _ o- The five mills of Itock Ilili and tho as two in Fort Mill as well as those in by Vorkville, Clover and Chester, will >ni- soon be in touch with the electric , of power which is being developed on rol the Catawba river near R>ck Hill, ion NY. II. NVylie oi Columbia, will have las charge of tho erection of this plant. A >nd dam of masonry and stor.e twenty tbet o a high will he thrown across thoCat-vw,U8t ha at a shoals about five miles from low Rock IIill. This will supply power tc J-.?- ^ ^1?/?t?.in /I unomcu tvlupll jry I urivt) IIIW Ml? CHWliv uyuu.ii'/o , ...w.. lent | will cable tbo power to Fort Mill and ces- Kick Hill. Mo., TaUadega-Klcctric-liglit Plant ant ,iiibI Water-works-Tbo city will purchas* bird the light and water plant of tbo Tal icy. l°a Light Water Co. for $45,00! 10 is and expend $15,000 to overhaul th rcss, water-works and install an olcctric of a light plant. >Wm. A. NIGH( BANK RESPECTFULLY Banking Business and \nd promise you the the best 5 j 111- c;/ iiic I'rintcr. 1'icS: and click tines the type1 in tiic stick, the primer stands ;it his case; I is eyes irlun <|iilck, siinl his tinkers pick I'lii' type ;it a rapid pace: nil mil' I \ inn' ns i!h> letters jio, fords air picked up sternly and slow Steady and slow, lint - t ill i hey jrmw, II I wi.nk nl lire they snnll will irluiv; iiiiderlill words, that without a sound i a\ erse I hi* enrt h t o iis ut most lioiiml; Words that shall'makr The trynnt ijinikc, lid tin- letters id the opptessed shall lueak. urds that can crumble an army's ml,'/lit. t iv'ole its si renj;! h in a lijrhtcniis'liKht: t t he type't hey look Inn leaden and tinsnli, . -lie puts i In-ill ill Ipiavi-^w ith.^tinyer and . thumb; ItllI llie printer smiles', i | And his work beguiles > w it it'y ? tit nv vi iV'n; ? 1 \ ketln "'Mi'.?l's elironoinvter, tiekl tU'k!tick! ' wliei'.'js the man w ith sui-h simple tools fan koi ern the world a< !? I llh a printum pi * s s, an iron stiek, A lid a I :i i le leaden die, ith |iaper ol white, and ink id idaek, alpport the liijht, and lie- W nil:,; at tack, j I \ . where is'he, or who may lie be. 1 hat can rival the printer's power? i no monarch's that live the wall doth lie pit e. cir sway la.?ts*on!v an hour: / lull' tile piinter siili er.uvs. and no one i ' knows j S lien his mislit shall t eas- to tower! - -i4i 1 liter's Ink. t * * ' I ROM Tin-; L I I) OF J'l40 WURS \s j c jstel R.iv Writes un Interesting ; t Letter. | ,3 D^tr -M TiMfrs : ?Oaee I live I in ; !/)utl tti'v of I ii in iin.i "mi" ? >'' ' 11 O ? - ? - ? ... Mw u small apace in her ever lead inn ! ? p*r iiu-. Union Times. 'c I now live in the lovely Ur.,1 oi I u rthly beauty, in the pretty tcw.i el '< siiinire , j 7 i miles south of Jack- i A iv.l e. Kisti niuce lies ou the lef, [ I) 4t!' *'??'/1) linier Dasnagpc, down lake Tohopc- ' iga to Ktssimtnee rivrr. O i tnia 1 yagc I was charmed with tlie in-uiy; kes through which wo pass tl whose | iters abound with the li my tribe, j ? er and anon a big old alligator would ^ me into lull view, birds of rare : f umago Hilled about tie steamer, liagc and ll>w.rs rare and 1 >vely, i? inged tho lakes on every tide, Ivisnmmco is the ciuuty seat of sceola county, Osceola, chief of ihe eiuiaolc Indians, once had his 'Pep- ( ees where Ivissitninee now is and r Kisdmmeo" is derived from a beautinl Indian Legend, llere wc have ho tine Phosphate roads and the ive oak, Magnolia, Oleander, Banana, j )range and Grape fn.it are a native 1 ;rowth. I have visited tho O range I ;rove8 while in bloom and pen can lot pirtray the beauty of hundreds of; ?erfeet Orange trees all clothed with he matchless beauty and fragrance j f O.-ango blossom3. Florida can boast of marvelous j listory. Her French and Spanish vara. The destruction of tho early Spanish settlement by Sir Francis Drake. The war with the English Unionists, of S. C. and Georgia and 1?? i-.< mnnnla ?n t.ViA Saminole LtlO u? v/cuwit* *w war. Mvkc Florida's soil?like ancient Greec3?"holy hauntel ground.'' Fort M iri m at St. A igiatiue, built by the King of St)aiu over three hundred years ago, is one ol the most celebrated in the world. Hotel I'oncc do Leon is one of tla mo?t famous of America's hostelries Kisaernmcc is a noted winter rosor and her climate is u nsurpaated ?co>l | refreshing breeze in summer am "L>rabardy's rale" in svinter. Hoping that my little letter wil not occupy too much space I wil close, but not without a word of lov to the many dear people of Uuioi among whom I would mention Mi j and Mrs. Georgo Monro, and other i a ut.ruif*h i in this extreme Soutl "",,uu& j land yet 1 an ever loyal to my naliv , State, dear old Suith Carolina. L)VO to Thk Ti M lis. Your little frieud, chyetel It ay. ? Kisdmmcc, Fla , Jane 4, 11>00. I Speaker Henderson is credited wi 1 having killed the Hoot army hill, i the ground that the increase ot t 1 artillery, although very neceesai o would be unpopular, and that I - administration cannot a (lord to te Djsuch risks. Next foision, he sa e the party ran pass it. As usual, ! rppear3 that the Republicans ha 1 not the courage of their convictio 7M.UU A ltAH. ILSON & SON, ^ ehs. SOLICIT YOUR ?.* I Your Fire Insurance, best protection and service. Btatc News. Rachel Randal', c )k rod, was sent to j iil fir stealing a watch and chain from Mis Tom Lipscomb, wife of the well known cmrmert-iil traveler. Rachel's scheme was to enter a hotiae anisic ul what s>hc saw was valuable. If ciught she pretended that she had only filtered the housi in order to see whether ' dey wanted a lady to hire." This linn she r??>f lio?- ~ ? . 0 - ..v. i/wiij wimoui being detected, but tho police later arrested licr and ircjvered the property.?Columbia Keoord. inert this week and receive bids f >r furniehing books. The patrons of the chool would not welcome a change, t>j hooks are now lbo costliest part of i sc'.iool for the patron. The fr ?j lent jliange of books is almost unbearable. It is np>rted that, the WrginaJaroliua C if mica! company, which >aa its South Carolina hea'bj urltritt Charleston, intends to tu >ve their >tlices to Columbia before next iphou's bti:inc9s begins Toe repmt :oni?s fr. in a re'itole s.urco but the imc the clung) will bo ma ie has not ieen dt finitely deci led. The Si aboard Air Line system was taugu rated on Saturday evening rith great ami fi ting spleuJor by the elcbra'im at Richmond. The ojkuing ot the system ia an oveut of very ?rge importance to the South and lr. Jiohn Skelton Wi liains, who irought the elt meats of tho system oge her iu the face of great natural itf'W'iW** ~ J""'! mniniiiarlv deviaed .\,St. CVu nbia, June 4 -Spacial?Com rp . 1U I. ? - 4 *" [rcssiuiu mioert niti jubi tuutxcucu u getting a fivorable report on his >ill introduced in Congress on Decern* >er 14, las', ''to provide for the erec.011 11 a monument to the memory of IVuvie, llmham ai.<l Biwie at the Alamo." The text of the bill now reads as follow*: "lie it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States ot Ameiioa, in Congrers assembled That the Secretary ot War be, and is hereby, authoriz *1 to contract for and secure the erection of a monumen^. in the town of Siluda, S. C., to the memory of William Barrett Travis, James 11 mham and James Howie, who perished at the Alamo on Marih O.b, 1836; and for this purpose the sum ot SlO.ooo is hereby appropriated out < t any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, together Slooo annually thereafter for keeping the same." '? - if- v r? i.' i: .1.1 11) 11)11. H. VI. Jivniig, ui i. i^ni iiii( is due the credit ot the present agi'ation of the claims Siuth Carolina has against Uncle Sam by a resolution j which he introduced in the general assembly at the ses?ion of 1808. At the session of 1899 Secretary ot State , Cooper dir.otcd the attention of the clmirmin of several committers of the ; i general assembly to the now famous . rubbidi room of the State House, and t i recommended a sm?ll appropriation |,i to put iii order the valuable records it 1 i contained. Failing in this cff?rt, he ! employed a man for the work, eontioo. I! iug the work as long as his contingent 1 j fund as Secretary of State would pere mit. Gov. M ;Sweeney in his mesi, J sage to the recent geu.'ral ars3mbly, v. | reccommiudcd thai provision ho made s.1 or a further examination of this rub?. I biiih lnom. Rtmtiiic that his belief that -e Mr. Black's report could be found therein. This rcc >mmendation led to tho discoveries which have been made. Mr. W. 11. Yeldell haa been working t'^iihfully and energetically for a month, and a'most aher all hope of finding the report of Mr. Black had th been abandoned, recovered it from a on pile of papers c ivered up in rnbbish ho in ooo corner of tho room, lie dery, servts much praiso for his successful he work.? Edgefield Chronicle, ko y? A. B. S'.roud, (irantvil e Ga. wrotf: A priceless boon has been given the lVC baby w rid in DrMofEtt's Tektihna na. (Tcothioa Powders)- 2o?2t