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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21

We want the debt question settled finally
and forever; and we believe the bill now
pending before the Legislature will accom-
plish that end, and therefore we have ia
vored its adoption.
The followers OF Mabone-the men who
organized and attempted to vitalize the new
combination movement, under the lead OF
Barbour, Paul, Fulkerson, Martin Meredith
Lpscomb, Riddlebcrger, Brisby, and Jefer-
son-do not desire to have any settlement
of the question OF the State debt by the
Legislature. They are therefore opposed to
the bill now pending, not because it is not
a fair and honorable compromise, but be-,
cause they fear its adoption will leave them
without any hobby to go before the people
on next fall. They are determined to keep
it before the people as an unsettled qhes-
tion in State politics. We accept the gage
Of battle thus presented. We demand, in
the name of the people OF all Underwater Vir-
ginia, that the Legislature shall Mt once
enact the compromise bill now before the
House OF Delegates into law, and then let
those who do not approve of its provisions
appeal to the country, If they dare.
Let us settle, and settle at once, and then
II there be TRAITORS or deserterS in the party
let them be dealt with according to the rules
of war.
The people in Underwater Virginia want
no divided party, nor divided allegiance to
the party. They know the benefits they have
derived from the Conservative organization.
and they do not intend that disorganiZerS
and dissatisfied oficc-seekers shall rob them
OF those benefits without determined and
desperate struggle. We demand that our
representatives shall at once pass the bill for
the compromise Of the State debt-the PEG.
pie will take care Of those who oppose it.
West PDjnf Star :. ...5-.t. .--
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The funniest thing on record Is the effort
Of the anti-debt-payin press to show that
the recent new-party movement was not
outside the Conservative organization. AS
we'll try to show that those who antagonize
a party are Of that party-that itsenemies
are its friends-thut black is white. The
truth OF the business is, their little gone
didn't pan out according to their expccta-
tons the people are not with them, and
they have found out tbefr mistake.-S
Conservative .|.- . --' -.'
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1u,,pe Rryss has had more count u Judges
,ndicted in bis Republican coust. OF course
No indictments would Or could lave, been
found II the grand rors+.had been fair
Representatives OF the people of-Ntrginia.
We suppose that, as in Danville, the indict'
ments were found by six negroes anu seven
whites, all Radicals, against the protest OF
the only. rood men on the grand jury.
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SPECIAL. SOTY.rS
n TIE GREAT EFFORT
COHEN BROTHERS.

Goods ever orerod e n ~ the largest -tork or
now the leading one To make reamcii,ihcir hone
they occur, besides Offering huuGrcI"" "a price.
BARGAINS not to Jc had eIse~hrnrr." fSrFti4i
offer: 'c'e. The NJ.
20 pieces OF LUPIS's ALL.wn,r wy
al 54c.-valucd generally a; liz 'ASHlfp:
10 pieces at 87r.-thc Sauc ycn.,",i:
pieces sllK-WARr IiENRiETTIA' sou HI a. a. 81.
G BOT G e ls a. 1G,hs nany ' I
200 YARD E rsmnantS Of CoURTATLTJSS rI1
25 piece ,.;,s or The s, best ENGLIsH cfApvs
valne. among them SOME of the s' lnan '"n.r,
The largest stock Of BLACK IN, inst lht,r;.,'
ar sit IL Tyes 9orsd; Graz rca"cion' 1EJ
BONNET's FINE GKOs.GRR,iIyy '3r ''.'
from Sl.55 10 Sl.IO: HlLh :l!rcs
All qualities Of BONNET's and Gr.trcr.
rsGm the'r lowest to their ia, .r "a. sE
s4.25 SILKS reduced to :2.75.
In COLORED SILKS ,hey DIR r.,,-
to be found ibis side .: ~. y'"'H''t 'alr7
SsIRfHEC $ GRoS-GEMN, All 'if. f., .
4o-BONE CORsETs n, 25c..
The CORDED FRkNcH-WpyEv ror>r.r.
The Adj UsTARLE CORSET ,,-.
SIS dozen. l50-BONE FRENIii-it,,.ir;;,..
COZ SETS al 7Jr. worth fuiIy /: -, '.'Lu-j
Many other stye' AT great tc.!ucil6"..
The ,Hrs,..t collection Of iiAMBrEG Eyrr,,,.
IA ever offered IN TIT. civ =, ,,,,, '''''pF.
Also. very large Stock ur TpK,rlG>' '.E' ."a
other REAL and IMITATIu\ / az = f.G
ITO dozen 2-Bl TTON LEROY i t,i .......
GLDFES--thr entire htlluc. ~ -" nh
Paris manufacturer. H. ,iI, r,.. %" r..
COHEN BROTHERS h4... tr..,, ,'-... ..'..
ducc them frp:n $l.Gttu$Ll '-.'.' s..
$50 pieces WHITE aud fh>ri' v,rr;y..
lower price. rham ever l.rrr.l IT,. 80, ''N' D.
COHEN BROTHERS offer IA. llr,-, ,,r.
HOSIERY ever offered In 'h,. "t,r. ...r ?
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me-" MATZOES! MATZOES! MAT
ZOES IL shall commence TO bake and deliver MAT
ZOES on MONDAY, March oath. To those that
have given me their orders ut 10 cents per pound
return my sincere thanks, but they have been Of
fercd through the papers, Matzocs at cents, wish
to inform them that my price will only be cents
per pound. aud guarantee to give them rs good Mat
zoes US have done heretofore.
Remember. my price for best MatzOes Is only
cents, as AIN determined not IL be undcrsOd.
!. u. BRIGGS, Baker,
NH 20-6t 7C7 Main street.
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.IU' NEW GOODS! NEW >TYIL>.

I'll NEW GOODS NEW >TYII>.
Just received L very large assortment of
SPRlNG GOoD>.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FuE Ny TE,,..
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALIFY. ia.
from the very best English an! Fr,urGl g..,. o..
rc., anu the PATTERNS ARE VERY ~,
SOME. 1bes TO inform my friend an! Il, 3.
generally that shall oitr these goods. ,ur .. 81.
the latest styles and by The best woghfan. " r..
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CrFF> r.,!. :. p.
at short noilce. Satisfaction guAyts.'r.t
JOHN e. SliAFER. Merchant Ir..
NH l3-3m No luuf M,...,....
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i. A HOME REBrKE OF Mr.. HoAR's DEMA-
GoGIsM. -[From the Springfield tMass.) Re
pnblican, Qnd.)]-Consider the situation.
Mr. Hoar had singled out JEFF. DAVIS as
"the representative man." Of the Confede-
racy, for which many OF his colleagues in
the Senate-nay, one OF the Cabinet minis
tiers Of the Goyernuient-had fought. What
attitude wouIdahe have had these men take
Could they honorably see this odium put
on one man as representative Of their COM.
mon crime and not protest as men of honor?
Would any other course have been manly
or decent? We know not: what dictates Of
honor guide the author OF the above propo-.
sition, but we feel and we confess that Mr..
Hoar's proposition put every southern man
In that body who bad participated in the
rebellion under JEFF. Davis on his honor to
stand blythe record Of that man.. Mr. Hoar
knew It would have that iuexorable effect,
aud it was the unspeakable cunning OF a
partisan demagogue to stir sectional passion
and enkindle anew expiring sectional hates
by a device SO eontemptible.i.o Sa'a@Gt =;
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The Wing opposes the compromise which
We suggested as. to The, deputy-marxhals. 1t
calls IL +" weak-kneed." Weshall 5e'agreea-
bly, disappointed If the Democrats can do
any better. The Whig also denounced the
proposition to reduce the tax on tobacco as
the came sort OF compromise. 80 -
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Perhaps ihefWonderlnl success Of Messrg.
PAUL and FULKgasoS at stafford Courthouse
may iniuse little hope into the hearts OF
the boilers. Let us see &c they will dhre TO-
stand by their organization /. II :..,,fts;4 -
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me- DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS!
/ GOODS p!
ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF SPHISG
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

BUNTlNGS in all qua litlcs and colors:
BLACK ALL-WooL CASIlMERES, in all quail
tic=-some Is low Us SOC. pc: yard;
BLACK CASEiMERES at Is. 20, % 10. and 50c.
BLACK .lLPACiS at Is, 20, %, so, 35c., and mp
to 81 per yard;
HANDSOME GRENADINES aud BRnCADED
SILKS:
MADRAS PLAIDs in LINEE ana COTTON:
DERAGF.S. BiCADES. aud MOllAIHS;
CASSMERLS COTTONADES. and DR!LLINGS:
PIQUES. DRESS LINEN, and GRASS CLOIIlS;
HAMBURG EDGlNCiS and INSERTlNGS
TORClION EDGINGS aud IESERTINGS;
TABLE-CnUTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
LINEN CRUMB-CLOTHS;
LINEN CARRIAGE-EOBES and CARRIAGE
BLANKETS;
MATTINGs. CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
and MATS;
NECK-T1ES. BOWS. and sCARFS;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
RUFtS and RuFFLINGS:
GLOVES. SocnS, ANA SlUChlNGS In great VA
rlcty.
CENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
KINDS.
REMNANTS. REMNANTS. REMNANTS!
Two hundred REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
in lengths of from three TO fourteen yards, TO be
sold vcry'low.
PARA>OIs In great variety ct very low prices
general variety OF FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS.
and TRIMMINGS 1T the lowest prices at
LEVY BROTHERS,
NH lS 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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R,ons,eood for March is already upon our
table. It is always well filed.
For sale BY WoopHoUsE IL PARHAN, the
Richmond agents OF the American pub.
,;shsarS 1s'. ~ 49,
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Is reconsider)the vote by which the snbstt-
tute was rejected. Lost. - :.
I Other amendments were defeated-tne;
vote being taken byfaycs and noes.
Pending the considerations of an amend
rner,t offered BIZ Mr.. FAUETbERoY, Mr. DICK.
ERsoY. Of Russell, moved to adjourn. Lost
Ayes, 40 noes, 81. -,
The amendment or Dir. FAUNTLERoYaWa
pending OF adjournment. ,.-,.z1Is
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S9sS'SE9SEETS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
d EMARKABLE SALE OF
sCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.

The cdItio, Of SCRIBEER'S MONTHLY for
April Is 90. 600 copies which it Is expected VIII be
exhausted within len days. There have been already
three c1ions of the January and TWO of the Febru-
airy SCRlBNER.
The April No. an issue Of unusual popular inter
est contains three striking biographical and ancc-
doticai sketches:
JOHN ERICSSON, TIE ENGINEER.
the best and only full account OF the great Inventor
ever published:
"HENRY BERGH AND HIS WORK..
the lifc-history OF The who has bni up The So
ciciy for The Relief Of DUmb Aumal~: and
factors AND ACTRESSES OF NEW YORK."
Sd with pictures of many Of The principal ones
III character.
All OF these are fully illustrated.
There = also brief paper on
III. NJ :. PINAFORE FOR AMATEURS"
with sceueS on the deck of thar popular ship, rs seen
at the Standard Theatre, New York.
Price 35 cents.
For sale by NIL book and ncwsdcalers.
NH Gilt SCRIBSER < CO.. New York.
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We invite attention St0i skheb apinion6 ot
sblskJass,i Arb II 4 1f'atiroaa sasa II
will please the employees Of all railroad COM
Danies, and supports 0 righteous decision.
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1.-THE, Dfofett- register bill win be consid-
cred BY the Legislature ,this week, itfhaying
Been made che Special tofderi:fer Wednesli
day. It is to be hoped that. 10 willnot5be
saa sss II ~ sss' N.eea aass ssy
mesaaf lebg Acknowledgements Beangadopted
for raising revenue out Of the liquor trafic.
Salem Conservative.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 10Th instant, at Centenary church,
by the Rev. K. N. SIedd, ID. d Mr.. WILLIAM +:
SCHERER and Miss DORA p. HEISLER; all OF
this city.
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AsEsX GOODS.
NOTICE
II

i TO TIE LADIES.
We have Just opened large and well;selccted
LAnIEs' Nii;iT-DEEssEs cnE,usFs, SKIRTS,
And ,s f flT MistsoGGwSs tHS
SKIRTS. and DRAWERS:
For Inl;,nt mt: 5i, DRES;TES, SLirS; GOWNS
GE1 ;:I:s liz mS ) Z; ii" mnASpKERcuIErs,
BRETONA LACFS.
TURCHON LACES and INsERTINGs
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INStRTlNGS.
zErHYRs and GERMASToWN YARNS in all
NOTTOEs and CARD-BOARDs in al, colers;
TRIMMINGS, and FANCY GOODS.
Call early and examine our stock. III
mh21 LEVI HENTtR's. 627 Broad street.
"MURDER Will OUT"
so WILL THE NAME OF THE CHEAPEST DRY
GOODS HOUSE N TIE CITY.
We are determined TO benefit the pn5llc by notify
Ing the" a. M 's Sa GNEAT IS 'FFs"
which we have succeeded IN obtaining from The
NORTHERN AUCTION SAILS.
C0TToNI7:n.AX,oL, SIS; WAMsUTTA, 1ose.
2 2ST3:TS B ESEiSo &Si TN Axe;
Al PERCAIES. &C;
CORDED plQUES, 4sc.. &C.. Sc. and De-:
The best STRIPED aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10c.-@rcii bargain:
GOOD BLEACHED TABLE-DAMASK 1T 4nc.
Examine our ALi.-W0OL BLACK CASHMERE
at 44c.. reduced from Csc. Othcr bargains In this
line Of goods. 4 new lot of CREPE CLOTH At Sc.
less than real value. Novelties In DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE BKuCADED SILKS IL auction
prices.
M0HAIR DEBEGES. donbc-width, fine quality.
zoe. per yard.
BLACK SILKS AND SATlNS at figures that can
not We undcrSnld.
Remember our new aud large variety OF BLACK
SILK FRlNGES. Don't purchase BCNTlNGS be-
fore examining our stock OF black aud color.d al
wool. ar Il rricc too low 10 neuInu here. BRETON
and TDRCION LACES: BUTTONS. large yarct y
of latest Styles: 5000 yards WURSTED PRINCES
auc!ion lot: also, 5000 yards COLORED EMBROl-
DERlES on white and cuored linen. An ALL
LINEN DAMASk TOWEL for DC. Only a few
left OF those slightly damaged QUILTS nj Sl50 \
splendid assortment Of LADIES and CRILnREN'S
HOSIERY. JULIUS MEYER,
COS Broad street.
Our F1vE-CENT COUNTER las been ,ounii.
fully rep'cnshed. mh ! D
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&c 2e-coJliIl

CITY FNGiSEfE.> 'fFN b.
RICHMOND, VA, March, :, i 49,
NOTICE -SEALED PROPOSALS
/ be- received 1t This Office uuill iiN &~.t
= 7iii MAJ ch. at O'Clock L. ~. for ius..i...a-
city mules and horses with
FEED.
PROFENDER. &C.,
aIih also with
STRAW.
for three manths from the 1t Of April urA'.
The Committee on S:r""i> reserves q. .-
RI irct any or all proposals uil-rr". and - 49,.
for each article require! 10 the ..A...
der therefor.
Forms of proposals can BE- obtained af 1t.
at this office. W. J. l-:''"
NH II ems 49,.
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ct. NICHOLAS FOR APRIL.

o. "ST. NICHOLAS. TIE BEST OF ALL GILL
DREN's MAGAzINEs."-Recent issue Of London
Spectator.
The famous author of tom Browns School
Days at Rugby"
THOMAS HUGHES,
contributes n capital story OF boy life to the April
ST. NICHOLAS. OLIVE TnoRSE tells OF 4 training
school for Little House-Seryants" in New York,
of great interest to the girls. SUSAN COOLIDGE,
FRANK K. STOCKTON, HORACE F. ScCDDER,
HARRIET PRESCOTT SPoFFoRD. CELIA THAR
TER. LUCY LARcoM, and MARY MAPEs DODGE,
are among the other contributors 10 this unusually
brilliant No. of cheicc magazine.
IS \ YEAR; 25c. A No.
SCRIBNER & CO.,
mh2I-lt New York.
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We have the testimony OF rhy .,..~ e.
scribe II. and OF patient wh" la %. ...... '.,.
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THI ~...N.. .
MORE EASILY ASslMILATED THAN 49, 1..
OIL. NEAbt { E}.r.:.
importing and Dislru-t"s r,nga.,. s..
no Is 80 Nam street. :. ... .
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PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND PROVENCE
FOR TIE HORSES OF TIE FlHL I'r'@
MENT.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE bfFNk' -
so. IL TEN III ~lEFFa.
RICHMOND, March -. i~.".
SEALED PROPOSALS for turnl>atre ...' ).
Of the Richmond Fire Department "!'a
HAY,
OATS.
RROWN>TUtI,
CORN.
SHtISTUFt,
SALT. &c.
from April I, 1879, 10 July J, !-'". NIL
&c .r.i uMt!i
FRIDAY. MARCH -, i-i',
al / L. VI.
ut headquarters Fire Department, -.
street. where forms OF proposals &''- .'
pllcation 10 the Chtct tu-l''"r. -
Address tllNNI.i> ~.
Chairman COMMITTEE %" r.. I'I''
NH l5-td
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting Of Union Lodge Under
Dispensaton, held the lst Aug 1879, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God, in the
dispcnsaion Of his Providence, to remove from
among us our worthy and highly esteemed
Brother, Vim. l.. Palmer. BE it therefore,
Resolved That by tho death of our worthy
Brother, VIM. l., Palmer, our Order has been de-
privcd of one Of its most jealous, useful and
worthy members, and the community in which
he lived good citizen.
Resoived, That we cordially sympathize with
the widow and orphans of our deceased Brother
and respectfully and affectionatcly extend to
them our sincere and heartfelt coincidence.
Rcsoiued, That our Lodge DC clothed in mourn
ing f1r thirty days, as an expression of the re-
spcct, esteem AMI affection which we cherish
for the memory of our departed Brother.
Re,oived, That as n token of respect for his
memory, this Preamble and Resolutions be re.
corded in our Journal of proceedings, and that
u page of our Journal be dedicated to his mem
Ory.
Resolved, That this Preamble and Resolutions
he published in the Union Times" and n copy
be presented to the family of the deceased.
a. r. STOKES,
j. II. RODGER,
j. NJ. BUNCH,
Committee
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The Fair Forest Union.

YlIIE Fair Forest Union, Of the Union County
l. Baptist Association, will meet with the
Fairview Church on Friday before the 9th Sun
day Of this month, at ] o'clock a. VI.
Introductory Sermon, on Friday. by Bro. F..
g. Jcter Doctrnal Sermon. on Saturday, by
Bro. G. r. Scafe: Missionary Sermon. on Sunday,
by Bro. q. <. Anderson,
The following brethren were appointed to
write Essays upon subjects of their own choos-
ing viz: NJ. u. Montgomery, DR.. a. l.. Fant,
'. &. Mckissick, J. e. IIumphrics and c. u.
Bobo. &. Il. BOBO, Sec'y.
Aug 8 81 st
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IIO For The Mountains.

.NNHOSE wishing 10 avail themselves of the
l. pleasure Of visiting the Mountains and
DNiewing the "Land Of the Sky can do now
ut the very low rate of 5 80 for the round trip,
from Union to Hcndersonville.
This rate will only apply to those going up on
Saturday aud returning the following Mondays
+. II. COUNTS, Agt.
August 9TH 1879. 32 st
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
William Lawson, Plaintiff,
against Summons
Berry Lawson, Sion Lawson, for relief.
Nancy Fincher, II. NJ. Fin Complaint
cher, Frances Lawson, Ro- not served.
sail Lawson, Defendants.
To the Defendants, Berry Lawson, Sion Law
son, Nancy Finchcr, Il. NJ. Finchcr, Frances
Lawson and Rosalie Lawson:
VOU are hereby Summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this action, which
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, County of Union, at
Union Court House, South Carolina, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plaint on the subscribers, at their office, Mt
Union Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service;
and it YOU fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this
action will Apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Union, S. c., July 2, 1879.
TOWNSEND & STOKES
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
CD-) CHARLES BoLT,
SEAL Clerk of Court.
To tie Dcftndont, Sion Lawson:
Take notice that the summons in this action Of
which the foregoing is copy, was filed in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
foY. Union County, on the second day of July,
1879.
Union, g. C.. July 2. 1879.
TOWNSEND & STOKES,
Plaintiffs s Attorneys.
July u Ct
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COTTON GIN MADE.

I WOULD respectfully inform the Planters of
i uaion that | am agent for the Best, the
\ehcnpcst and Easiest Running Cotton Gin now
made. BEFORE purchasing call and examine the
Gin now have at A. ID. Spears & Co.'S Store.
A. u. SPEARS.
Aug 8 32 Pm.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

SNC"L w C-'IO-N.
In the Court of Probate.
James Munro Clerk of Court
of Common Pleas, as Ad-
ministrator Of Margaret
Ivy, deceased, PdmtiG,
against.
George Ivy, jeremiah Ivy,
John Ivy, Sr., Martha Ivy,
(widow of Henry, Ivy
John Ivy, Jr., Elizabeth
Ivy, (widow of Richard Summons
Ivy,) Margaret Bailey. N.
e. Bailey, Smith Ivy, Eliza For.
beth Jane Morris, William
Morris, Christopher Ivy, Relief
Ambrose Il. Ivy. Mary Ivy,
(widow of. Robert Ivy) Complaint
Elizabeth Ivy, Charles Ivy,
Mary Jane Ivy, Franklin not
Ivy, Beatty Ivy, Angelina
Ivy, Martha Ivy, (wdow' Served.
Of Wiley Ivy,) William Hen
ry Ivy, Nancy L. Brakefeld,
James Brakefeld, Thadeus
Ivy, Louis Ivy, Margaret
Burgess, John Burgess, Sa-
rhh Bently, William Bent
ly, Mary Ivy, Tobitha Ivy,
James llaney and James
Ivy, Defendants.
To the Defendants above named:
l. answer the petition in this action, which
will be filed i'll the Office of th1 Judge of Pro-
bate, for the said County, and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scribers at their office, at Union, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive Of the day of such service and if you
fail to answer the petition within the time afore-
safd the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the petit
ton.
Dated July "a, A. d. 1879.
TOWNSEND g. STOKES,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
(-) DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.,
SEAL Judge Of Probate.
To the Dctendants, jeremiah Ivy, John Ivy, Sr.,
and James Ivy:
Take notice that the summons herein, oil
which the foregoing is copy, was filed in the
Office Of the Judge of Probate for Union County
in the ST. te of South Carolina, OH the 24th day
of July, 1879
July "a, 1870.
TOWNSEND & STOKES,
Plaintiffs s Attorneys.
July % 80 1t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-08
GINS! GINS

T1HE attention of the planters of Union Coun-
L ty is called 10 the improved Light draft,
Magnolia Or Gullett Gid. 1t is superior to any
gSAseld in the market hnd adds one quarter
cent posnd to the price Of cotton gihned on
it.
We also sell the we'll known Winship Gin
which has given such general satisfaction in our
County.
We can supply Condensers and Feeders Also
Call and examine samples.
FM FAIR & co.
Julyl1 % If