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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-13

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1879.

LONDON, Sept. IL, 1879.
The Reservoir Cotton Mills, near
Manchester, have been burned. The
damage amounts to from fl6,OOO to
f2O,O0O.
A depa'ch from Constautinorle an
nounces that the rebellious Kurds have
bsen defeated and dispersed with con-
siderable loss. ,-... ...u
An explosion has occurred In the
Crewe Coal and Iron Company, a. Ley
cett. Five persons are already know
to have been killed.
A despatch to tho Standard, dated
CapetoSn, via Madeira, reports that
King Cetywayo was still 1t large. On
the 10th Of August he had only two fol-
lowen.
A despatch 10 the Standard from vlen-
ma says therailway station 1t Woloczysk,
Russia, was burned by incendlsries on
the 18th inst, causing loss of lUO,OOO
rubles.
A correspondent writes to the Times
that King Mtesa, ruling near Victoria
Nyanxa, Africa, has abolished slavery
throughout his dominions. At least
half million of slaves were to be liber-
ated on Saturday.
The Italian provisional estimates for
1880 show q decrease Of 26,000,OOO lire
In the receipts, without counting the
reduction Of the grist tax. The War
Office expenditure exceeds that Of 1879
by 100000 lire.
Reports are coming in from all parts
Of Ireland as to the destructiveness Of
| yesterdays storm. The rainfall was 90
heavy in the vicinity Of Charlesville
tha. the Charlesville and Limerick
Railway was completely flooded In many
places, causing the traffic to be Interrupt.
| ted.
All the directors of the West England
and South Wales District Bank except
one-Mr Payne-have been committed
for trial for publishing false balances
sheets. The charge against them rels-
tive to the establishment Of fraudulent
company in connection with the insol.
vent iron making firm Of Booker q Co
was dismissed.
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FOX HUNT AT. NEWnOl

NEWPORT, Sept. 12.-About vi
dies and gentlemen participated d
hunt this afternoon, the slai
made from Souihwick Grove. N
lasted fifty minutes, aud about iss|
were covered. The brush wa vi
TO Fairman Rogers Of Philadslpih|
was iirst at the death, FOLLOWED d
by Capt Canady. 1t ". ,aI
course, and there were two falls, \
the riders, Samuel Burrell, belg
y injured by his horse rolling y
af.er jumping q fiye-foot wall.
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THE FISHING PARTY.

The Delaware Bay fshing party Of
Reading and Wilmington gentlemen
that LETT this city yesterday morning, IS
stated In the GAZETTE, arrived home
last night. They had unusually good
luck, and caught large number Of
perch, cat fsh, mapping mackerel, cells,
and other nsh. The hsh were packed
In Ice and presented to the Reading
visitors, who returned, this morning 70
their camp at Pocopsin. They will
break camp and return to Reading this
evening.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
A CLOSE VOTE ANTICIPATED ON BOTH
SIDES.

CLOSE VOTE ANTICIPATED ON BOTH
SIDES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. PA personal
friend of Mr.. Charles Foster, who has
just returned from q visit Of several
weeks In Ohio, says that Mr.. Fost-r told
him that the only hope the republicans
had of carrying Ohio was in unceasing
effort to the day of election, and that
over-con6dence IN the strength Of the
party was to be feared more than all
else. Be was urging bis friends 10 take
this view and warning them against re-
laxlng their lsbors. he saw Con1ress-
man Hurd, who said he was 60 ng To
make some spe -ches for Gene al Ewing,
but be never did anything that gave him
90 little satisfaction as his labor In THU
campaign. The old politicians on bot
sides are counting on close vote AM
giving the preenba kers but lt.le credi
for Importance, either in their issue o
the number supporting them.
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NOT A MAN WOULD I'll
KNOT

: MONTGOMERY, Ala, Septsubsj
man named Bales was ssptsncsi
hung 1t Athens, Alabama, tod
case was appealed to the neyt
the supreme Court and sesn,
pended. Bales murdered bis n
lynch law IVES prevented WITH n
when he wfs first arrested. n
600 people assembled to-day and =
IL o'clock broke into the jal NJ
Bales . half-m!le flom town ior n
pose Of hanging him. Notamuj
tie the knot. The Sheriff then 4
into . wagon with pistol In ~
drove back with Bales and hle,l
In jail The crowd slowly dispsu1
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POOR CROPS AND LOW VA

POOR CROPS AND LOW VA
LONDON, September l2.-lhss
ed annual statement relative v
French harvest NJ. Estienne, tk
agricultural authority, says il y
very good in four Departments 3
seven, fair in twenty-four, poor ~
aud bad in fifteen. This years
gate crop will be ninety mia by.
Iitres, against ninsty-hve mllimi|
year. This will necessitate The lnl
zion OF five or six million hec'ollalg,|
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0o1o0c0 .s........... 3A1l n
TIE balance on hand wiiibs needed be.
ibre wiCter TO deftay the expenses Of the
Sick Committee, whose work continues
throughout the year. Through the EN-
pioyment Committee, the Society has -
sisted Sl1 women by giving work in var
ious ways, principally BY sewing; In
cssss q slcknese, Aslp has been given
from the Emergency Fund, 80 other
cases upon Investigation. have proved un-
worthy Of aid.
"Tbe Nsedlswork Committee has eiv-
en- employment to . number Of women.
q the came tins alYording them . pleas,
ant Day each week, and By the donations
nom friends and managers, good substan-
tial dinE ere have been provided.
"Ths houee Committse fssl much on
which the house wps established beius
70 provide . pleasant and inexpensive
ho0e 70 young women who have to sup.
port themselves while g. ulne molerafs
wages. Undee ~ juAldoSs manage
msot Of - 0a1r0n they are seeing tSe
good result Of their efforts.
LaSt year there Wss much delay caused
~ lasspses In. collecting Subscriptions
TO prevent . fecarrepoe, he collection u
wiu osgin q once. ID giving the accoun,
Of the work done and money spent b.
shspks Tor the hearty support giveI
yAso n ~ past and trust those whe
have aided win continue their help AM
thas others win - numbered smonl
shsar frlsn1s and suppoftsn IN the con
Il Il our ed Auty 70 record the Or,
death e nAAatsf ancs The organize
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An OCCASION FOR REJoId
From the N. Y. Evening po., y

Looking 1t the situation m, \
OF view outside Of party thsrs /,
Independent and Intelligent ,o |.
10 not . candid republican. ~ .
what he may think or fear q, ho..
9Ard TO the probable influence Y !.
Gay. proceedings upon the io,t!|
Of his own party, who vii ~
tnat the result Of the Syracu,a n
tion makes from public dse. W
that the discontinue Of the Ncs3
ganizadon which has rulsd ~
and whose single and desper,is :
Z TO maintain it, abomipsbIs a
aon-b . case Of rejoicing 70 r
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TAXING UP OLD MAINS.

Workmen are engaged this morning
In svering' the connection between the
old basin and the distributing main at
Eleventh and Market streets and In tax
ing up the pipes, which are worth pre-
serving. The main 1t Eleventh and
King streets will also be taken up.
IN ITS THIRD YEAR.
The Newark Ledger enten upon its
third year to-day with very bright pros
poets. Under the management Of it,
present editor. L. Theo. Ealing, It has
become Q readable, interesting and enter
prising and credit to Newark. 1t has
. snap and sparkle that n very entertain
ing.
PAINFUL INJURY.
Mr.. Edward L. McKeag, residing at
NoSl3 Lombard street, and working:
Jackson q Sharp had his hand painfully
hurt yesterday, BY which he will lose the
ne OF. two Of bis npgers. DR.. Brown
rendered surgical aid.
LIBERAL LEAGUE.
Tomorrow morning, at the room o.
the League, 21e King street, 1t 1880 o.
clock, will be discussed: "Has Christi
anity refining influence - shown BY
experience" To be opened by Mr.. K
Edwards.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. A. L. Sharpe, tho popular plum
bar ct Third and 6hipley streets, will &
to Woodlawn, Cecil county, this even
Ing, with his accomplished lady, to spend
. few days.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

A CARD.
10 All VINO are suffering Hon =.
and indiscretions Of youth, neivoai
ness, e<rly decay, loss u o. m Phi ~
will send . recipe thai WI ~ y
FREE OF CHARE. I'M ~ \
va discovered by . miisien1 y : =,
America. Send q se!i-aaoIs - M,
10 the REV. JOSEPH 7. lSAAA's
zeW York City. A
dec2O- eOdAw1y =
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CHERlFF's sA . IL, Of Ia,sai
- BY virtue OF q wns .yynosd WI
q me directed, will DO e'r
6aie at tho o. shIp|a
LAFAYETTE HOTEL HOTEL ~ u b
rsnt by John J. Dough &, !, Y C,oraiy,I
Wilmington, New cas''
ware ON "WEDNESDAY.
Inc ''' A. . O'Clock ?: In.;r,r.|
III. following deserted a.. az sIs :
All that lot or P iecs n erected. Y
store building thel s XIV n VIZ
Sor nded and describe. !, rsins bttl
Iectnnipg ct Q stake W !, street, ! ~
westerly H. o eriy Of Joseph EosSssas1;
he heirs OF NAY , n n lie paiuss
through the mid1,1 - s,sptd III
the building hefeoy. s ,nson dscea
su M Of Joseph R = ,Ins q ihsl:s.s
. dsE psos.'s I jos III feet incn 80
Roo nn,1 side OF shiplsy,, 4 ~
~ = corner Of la ,nsnce ihsss
S Smv eight degresess,s e. Hrsx ss1
ny inches 10 MsIssws ssi sbcsssa !
cevsn . .o%i6 81 degrees WI vi 10 ihs
thence you Harket strees iheIee
beginning. DO 'n' .,,sal|
they may ..xsn In eIecuiWsia
marty Of David ! e. soId bI,,rn
snd I. I. g, and 70 % gOfHN PI!1f1
sh.rln-s once. Ne" 0''Isg ~,
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kakoInine n Vhitev2h,

,.ss. S.sr s enc ne
jag Of the WhitsWa1hod nm. -
come I'll! ~ tire now process vita the -.
esred Kals0mina pReparsA IN The ~ ~.
.. eohAdee an1te nts. Mixed with Vat09
iAry brush.
Sample cards Of the shades en- h -
ON the agent for this Otato,
SAMES BRADFORD.
aOy. Q AND 1ADf TINED arnnrv
~ AHo1oH!DHA
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Electricity 10 Vitality
O. Wher, properly administered.
A TT Stevens. Md.

- -
Ths oldest and we'll known ELECTRi-
MAN Of PHILADELPHIA,b BY the spe-
ciai Invitation OF mis- Wilmington friends
md patrons mas concluded 70 spend MON
DAY and THURSDAY OF each week, fol
sho present, In Wilmington, not merely 70
bens At hims self but for the purI ose also OF
Ssnsriting the af1icted OF both sexss In
rreatine and curing all durable diseases
with Electricity only. He las oe+n IN
Phiiadelphia u years or more uslne u =
Z Gpocisity, and heen astOniahingly sue
9seafaj in CURING as many OF bis old rienda
here have testified.
All without SHOCKS or PAIN,
Being an Entire New Principle,
sHuARoED REANONABLE TO ALL
Tc the rsspecta bic cleanIy poor: N merely srcl!
ia tntx rnal diseases of females special
~. A lady aiveys in attendance i IN IN
Treatment OF Ladies: He has iecoles
; ssiSsssnt Parlors al the Clayton House
WIN opsn business Monday, esptsmDer
e0p31meod. .-.
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TRAIN wRECKERs.

11N WR3OAN1sO.
~ Henry Yeates, living near Iron
Hin, was crossing the P. W. & B. Rail-.
Hs~sri, ys s asI %orsiss. ' 5. 'i found
IN ohstrsctiop on the track that would
undoubtedly have wrecked . train. II
was removed By Mr.. Yeates with great
dlfaculty.
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NEW ADVERTISElEsnl
COR RENT.-No; sls /. B Sus!iiSosd
J. Asgp,sy !" Eighth pa

AJOTICE.-On and al ,1, y .y ~
N uficAie Of buriel w, y, =. csti1a
out Tho proper physicissn,In "a I ~ n
Snth0Yixed by ordinance. an sanns ~ |
ViiI be issued after the pei Per- V~U,Wl
hav a been buried and any XIII M
VINO will open Q grave sgisirsr 4 D
viii be prosecuted: l Blsns'%~
can be had a. this oMCe' . uR. RUt
EDMUND B. FRA nmrs \ Jp !
~Anf0.Ot
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Tho Republicans OF Baltimore last
night placed In nomination for the May
orally Mr.. VIM. j. Hooper, one Of our
tensive manufacturer, man of personal
worth, and IL also the owner Of the
Morning Herald. He has never held pub
lie ONCE, boy ond seal in the City Coun-
Gil. II Mr.. Hooper concludes to run he
will command . good support at the
polls, but there is no reason In the world
Why he should be preferred to Mayor
Latrobe, who IL good citizen like wise,
q thorough gentleman and one Of the
most efficient executives we ever had.
Children cry for 1t, but they stop cry
Ing ct once; after they have taken
dnsle dose, As DR.. Bulbs baby syrup
owes ali the pains our little ones ara
subject TO.
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STATE FAIR RACES.

The entries for the races at the State
Far closed on "wednesday night, and
the Dover Sentinel Is authorized to an
fast races are better dlled than the slo "
ones. The Peninsular races, that were
more than Allied last year, sre shorter
Of horses than the others. Tho 2.22 class
and free-for all are we'll filled and tho
public may rest assured that tbeee races
will be well contested, rs New York AND
Boston horses will contend for the
prizes against Philadelphia and Balti
more.
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FARMERS GOING no CANADA

The delegation of farmers who sailed
yesterday In the Allan Line steamer
Peruvian, from Liverpool for Canada,
10 investigate the advantages OF settle
ment In the Dominion represent Rox-
burgheshire, Berwickshire, and Dunn
frieshire, Scotland, Durham, Cumber-
land, and Yorkshire, England; also the
eastern and southern counties OF Eng
land and several districts Of ireland.
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uur !.e q. A'' ..,Sd
inporssrs and hfsOS,,,pr. III
'sqtaE4shDv4 a Ss;A1a.%I
uave the LarSssss Al w. Hll
=. ~ III; w i! osIi; ;:::,:!;.:'
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WALL BrHRHr YRsrHRDAYs-otooks
were active and prices irrsgular-stsAdy
on the average. Money was steady se
4 to cent? on call loans. Govsrnmsnt
and railway bonds were les active, bat
strong. State bonds, - usual, were dull
Exchange was quiet and steady.
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IN Management Of the old and rolia N &
sewing machine o0mpany-the Wheeler z
Wilson. his machtue has. bean may
improved, and 10 an ensiIsly new maohinS.
Wilson. II ID the anosS made iocS-Sfitsf
sewing machine now In uso, and I'M M
ventASes superior 70 any other.
We hoIo our friends will give % q cali,
now machine ssAas
Our tsrntery embraces Delaware and
Sne rss,. Sounsiss Pa, and Delaware and
ne az Mss ass sn"r: Of Aaryland:
12s AarRse street: Afisr tie - a. HS,c :,
next We will b found e. our old etsn4 ~
0arrcee building, No. 1le MaSket otrooG
0A0HNT6 WANTED.
IeD0-oQ J. H. pHlMHO0H
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EoR RGNT-sseopd-otory fronf roo.
II IN 0s:sets building, Sls kafkss serSse,
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FOURTH EDITION


Lncreasinv cloudiness, with light rain,
worm sovtherlv. vesring to colder norA.
vsst winds, yaiang followed BY risin0 b.
S0Sn>fer
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON. Dsh, Sept IL. is19:
Quotations q the Brandy wine n Ills for
Flour and drain, furnished by w. g..
Pennypaaksr 4 10. Corrected Daily.
Best ratent Process Flour. 7.O0a 500
Choice eemNy................. bO0a %
6upordne tl0uH................ 0Oa %
Prime new Wheat. ............. Ia
Now O0rn.. ss.ss........ sss.. so
Bran D9r ten.. ............... 10 90
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i. PaoPosAIs ron rnlxrsS~.
Sealed propossAis will b. resolved b. Ihs
undersigned up 70 SO olook On wednesday,
6spiem1sr II i1s. for printing ave hun.
drcd (oeol copies of the journal OF the =.
W.. Grand Lodge OF Delaware, I. o. d. u.
Estimates TO includs pr1es per paSe for
composition. pspsr. p~ssswork, sovSrs and
adops.a .6ss crs g = "a :.% o
United 6laaso. e
Paper 70 weigh % pounds 70 the ram /:
sheets - BY ssinchss. Proessdings proper
" be 81 in sm ali plea, old style, e6nmnni-
cations. addresses, resolutions, rep0rss OF
old style.
Estimates 70 include alss, I've hundred
1901 copies folded and stitohsd i a Iho r.
ports OF the y rand Omoen-Which arc "a
be printed and delivsrsd on OF be6oSe Ooao-
the Journal Without Extra Ghargo Ih0re6or
The WORK m ust b. Arss class. and dsliv.
eree ~ tho omce nj the 0sand oeorolaYy
within three l3l Wesks aftsr The nooe1p( n
l copy Proofs must be furniiha6.
| The right 70 releoe any or all bids 10 ~.
ssrved. IaAAC ", HALLAH,
| sepl0-0 Grand 1scToaary
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IL SEhl En .-firss payment 1epten-
bsr 26th, t%Lh Friday good and cafe ikvese.
nent. Apply 70 4. T. TAYLOR. nes.
6o3 Marco stxsst.
sepii-tm. JoAH W. LAWSON, TYsAs.
NJ OT1CE.-On and after MONDAY. Bspt.
IN ION, ls7o, travel will be sdSpeoded
over the Newport Bridge. Due notice viii
be given OF The completion Of the new
siroeturs. ALBEIT Il. aiLvER.
sspi0-6sdAltw. Levy Court eemmisRs sr.
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nj OTlCE The Cttisens' Loan .Ass~ele.
IN ton o6ore new stock lor sale: no
back paynenss; may - secured q any
time; very prosperous. Rirst ae9tes Win
standing the panic. Apply ior shassS 6ey
GEORGE G. MARIs,
sen elm No, Ool shipley 49,.
NJ OTICE.-A Dividend OF ferry osnts per
~ share has be- n declared BY the Wiz
pany, payable on 81 Sfi.r ihe H. sn.s
JOS. TATNAlAL. Treos.
6th mo. 8th, 1s79.-augi4,
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

DY DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Esq, Judge of Pro-
bate.
To Nancy III. Rogers, John II. Lyons, Joseph j.
Lyons, Ann f. Clark, A. Q. Clark, William f.
Lyons, j. w. n Beard, Sallie II. Beard, Mary
Il. Douglass, j. II. Renwick and J. f. Renwick,
Legal Heirs and Representatives of Gen. James
Rogers, who died intcstatc, Greeting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
l. Court of Probate, to be holden at Union
Court House, for Union County, OH the eighth
day of July, A. d. 1879, to show cause, if any
you can, why the claim of Robert B. Lyons,
against the estate of said Gen. James Rogers
[of which estate he is the administrator and
described in the petition of the said Robert B
ly ons, on file in my Office, should not be cstab-
lishcd rs proper claim against the said estate
and his voucher for the payment thereof be sus-
tanned.
Given under my hand and Seal, this ninth day
of April, eighteen hundred and scvcnty-ninc
and in the one hundred and third year of
American Independence.
In Probate Court Union, S. c., april 9th
1879.
C-) DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.
! SEAL Judge of Probate.
To the DEFENDANTS, John r. Lyons, Joseph J.
Lyons, William L. Lyons and Ann Il. Clark
Take notice that the Petition referred to by
the foregoing Summons was filed in the Office
of the Judge of Probate for Union County on
the Sth day of April, A. d. 1870
SIIAND & MUNRO.
Attorneys for Petition.
Union, s. c., April 0. 1879.
Aprilll Is Ct
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SheriHs S Sales.

pY virtue Of Sundry Executions to me directed
ID | will sell, before Union Court House door
OH the first Monday in May next, within
the legal hours Of Shert's sales, the following
property, to wit
One tract Of land located in Union County
containing two hundred and sixty three acres
more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Davis
Goudclock, W. L. Littlejohn, Mrs. J. Jefferson
hlabry, and Jump and Run Creek levied OH
and to be sold rs tho property of the estate Of
}. Jefferson Mabry at the suit of Nancy G. Por
ter, against n. u. Eison, as administrator Of J.
Jefferson Mabry.
One tract of land, containing sixty acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of J NJ. Powell,
Thomas lson and lands known as the Sunsberry
Dupree land levied and to be sold as the
property Of Z. Il. Landlord at the suit Of Ar
manta Eubanks.
l will sell on Tuesday. the sixth day of May
next, at the residence of G. w. Lemaster, with
in the legal hours of Sheriif's Sales, about forty
bushels corn, three hundred bundles OF fodder
and about seventy-i five bushels cotton seed lev
led en- and to be sold as the property of G.. w.
Lemastcr, at the several ssits Of Brcm. Brown
& Martin, Sample & Whitmirc, and Burwcll &
Springs, against j. NJ Lcmastcr and G.. W. Lc
master.
K. MACBETH, S. U. C.
April is lG st
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Inc DaIuncc OF INC IlWc nt Union Z. TT. until
the last day of May.
TAX LEVY.
State lax, % mills.
Ordinary County tax, mills.
Railroad tax, b mills.
Fence tax, mills.
School tax, 2 mills.
90 years of age.
JOHN =. THOMAS,
Treasurer U. G.
April 1S 1G 1T
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TAX NOTICE.

WILL be at the following time and places
Il for the purpose of collecting the first install
ment of Taxes for the fiscal year 1878, viz:
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Merchants & Planters
N a II L O N a L B A NIX

At Union, IN the State of South Carolina, a
the close Of business, An day Of April, 1879.
RESOURCES.
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The ) Cent Conner.

The great rush for my cent Counter almost
closed out my stock in three days. shall open
new and much larger stock Of Bargains, from
8 cents upward, on next Wednesday. If you
want Bargains be sure and call early.
propose to sell oil my goods as cheap, if not
O little cheaper, FOR CASH, than any other store
in the upper part of the Sta,e.
p. NJ. COHEN, 16-1t
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas

In the Court of Common Pleas.
James McKown, j. W. Nc Summons
kown, Martha Sanders and
Mary George. IIaiHhD$. For Relief
dyainsf
Elizabeth Mccullough, Mar Complaint
garet GLADDEN. and Sarah
Cobb. Defendants. not served.
To tic Dcfcndaats u5orc named
VOU are hereby Summoned and required to
4 answer the complaint in this action, which
will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Court for the County Of Union, at Union Court
House, and to serve a copy of your answer to
the said complaint the subscribers, at their
Office, No Law Range, Union, S. c., within
twenty dnys after the service of this summons
on you, exclusive of the day of such service ;
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plainhG in this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated April 9th 1870.
SHAND s. MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
49, CHARLES BOLT,
SEAL Clerk.
To the defendant, Elizabeth Mccullough, Marga-
ret GLADDEN. and Sarah Cobb.
Take notice that the summons in this action of
which the foregoing is n copy, and the COM
of the Clerk of the Court for Union County on
the 9th day of April, a. d. 1870.
SHAND s. MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Union S. C. April 0, 1879
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