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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-05-03
For The Cecil Wing
MINISTER'S AND TEMPERANCE.

MIR EnToE;-Auw thai The tttGntiup Of
intelligent persons everywhere is being so
generally directed t" the subject OF temper
anrc reform, wish to submit Il few qucS-
tons rllati,e I" illC hnsitinp held hy indi-
vidual clGrgymen. some of them within my
acquaintance, and embracing several lie
nominations, relative to Il question of so
much recognized Importance. In Cecil
county, the issue between the friends and
the enemies of temperance is already made
up and will Le submitted this Fall, posi-
bly, iol ;.Li,i.L4tiah AZ the Ral "f public
opinion, Sentiment favorable tn the SUB
mission OF the question Of liCense-popu-
larly known As local nption-to the people
has been forming rapidly lately in Cecil
county. 1t is being shaped and cryStallized
rapidly to-day. Ministers of tn" gospel
men for whom their fellnw.Mun wish to
cherish rc*l,cci and Cletln. ca,lhut certainly
afford to indirectly hinder or ob>truct the
progress Of SO necessary :" reform. Yet |
am painfully :.H-irt. that Sliiil is t;iG c;lsc
with some OF them. Therefore, TO state the
ease catrgorically | ask:
Can a minister of amy evangelical demon
ination, in view of the general prevalence of
intempcrancc, crafty the personal indul-
gepcc even of u class of wine consistently
Does not the necessity at least OF a high
PERSONAL example compel total abstinence
u,o,, iht part Of :! minister
Can he trmporiZc in any manner with
alcohol?
If the Conscientious recognition of his
obligation 10 his fellow men. assumed when
he :,rceplel The rlcrtcai uiIvo. ciimnci him
to ignore rum in all its associations, how
can he receive into his friendship and es-
teen rum seller, and bestow his confidence
upon man who tratfcs upon the weakness
of his fellow men ,
Can Il clergyAaG frequent :. pace where
liuuol+ ape soil, Is :, friend ot he hotel
keeper. although not himself tipping, and
retain the influence that ought to attach to
a sclf-re>prcting clergyman
Does not Il clergyman forfeit seriously the
respect a1' community hv making :; EerSfi:;;ii
friend add ;.>socla!c ct.;, ttan Engaged i'll
til" rum traffic
Can clergyman purchase SGgar>, even to
Sn,ohe 'lSoH iIe"e. ~ IN. iiiIii" nal uf a
hotel, and not suffer loss of character, i'll
tluencr and standing
Can minister he i'll and about Il hotel,
socially with its nronrictor fndimg ~ him
congatliai thlloM ship except nj The eXpt1il>e
of Sclt-rc>pect and impaired personal inhu-
encr?
Can mlli. either minister OF deacon, w.
in any shape'.
Their" nrver was :, time, probably. when
the life and habits OF ministers were sean
u.d rs closely as now, and no man who
wears he clerical robes can afford to dis
regard tile recognized nuinion of community
~ apt S4IIect In(olrtng Us :naleIlai or
moral Prosperity inNSlSIE\N
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ss9 Don tolctt ) j. Millaf', rs 81 rir =
sale Of stock on tli:. lf9li. f.irmttS' SHOULD
not miss the onpnrtunit! t" hpY AZ a low
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80 Ailier's sale will be positive. No
p0Stponement on account of weather. The
lot OF stock is large and varied and will I've
sold low,
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LIVER Is kING.-The Liver i the imperial
organ OF the whole human system, as it controls
the lite. health and happiness of man. When it
l. disturbed III tt, proper action all knds oil all
mcilts are the natIiiGl result. IRr tiiyrstinn 81
food. the movements. of the heart and hlool the
action of the brain and ncrN Gus syetcnl, are all
Immediately connected with the workings Of III"
Ave-: Il has ,;.t,. sua!.essiuu. lu,Neh ,hat
Green; Aa4ust FiG~er l. unrqualldd in curing
MI persons afflicted with dyspepsia VI Liver Com
plaint, and II The numerous symptoms that re
suit from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach, Sample bottles tn try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold in all towns the Western Continent
Three. doses will rr'y" ,h:.' /, "a ,u"' ~ha. -.
sarr f' '- = . q!
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JOHN WAN.AM.AkEIs.

There are "a Departments IN the Grand Depot alt a.
arhich hare been greatty in,prored this season.
LIST OF DEPARTMENTS
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Our NEW SPRING GOODS will astonish every one
con,ing city to Spring.
Samples We loa Large Business Through the Mil
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
SILKS AT GRAND DEPOI

Very low prices now prevail. This is good
time to buy a Silk Dress.
2inch Heavy Black Gros Grain at....,..........T5r
2nch do. very glossy. do. do at .............. S5c
20-nch extra weight and cord GoS Grain poe
ONE DOLLAR BLACK SILK,
The reputation of which is widespread. and re
quires further recommendation. The lot We
now open is such as was sold last year at SI.25.
BELLOWS CAcHMiRE.
IN this make will be found all the grades from
II up.
Especially would ask attention to those at
Sl.25 to $l.5u.
All the other noted makes open coun-
tiers. included in which is the "CAClIAIlRE
ALEXANDRE.''
These goods noted for their rich Raven
Black durable wear. superior finish and extra
width.
Also, just opened an invoice Of
C. J. BONNET e. Gle.
FINE BLACK SILKS. WHICH ARE MUCH
UNDER THE REGULAR PRICES. RANGING
FROM $l.25 UPWARDS.
NOVELTIES.
The Grand Depot opens now the very newest
Paris designs. Just imported. in
SILK .JARDlNIERE
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Much disappointment was felt here Al the
announcement that The. Hon. Neal Dow had
receiNr, an injury that would prevent him
being here on Tuesday evening last. The
people who wcr" present III Temperance
Hall that evening We're we'll compensated
Tor his loss in the person nf the Rev. Mr.
Bahcock, who has been devoting much of
his time for the past eight years i'll advocat-
Ing temperance, local option and prohibit
ton in New York and PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.
Bahcock gave us the most powerful and
convincing arguments IN the subject ever
delivered i'll this town. Hetraced the whole
Temperance movement from its inception, Il
century ago. up Ia TIL" present time. giving
Il condensed history OF il in all its many
phases and the different inStrum"ntaliticS
brought to bear tn lessen the evils of intern
perancc. His exposition OF the Biblical ref
ercncc to the use of wine. and what cciiSti-
tutrS wine, WAS very effective. and elected
the closest attention of he audience. 1t was
he speech Of the temperance cam paiGn, l"gi
cal i'll its rcl>nniDg>, and powerful In the
presentation OF facts.
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Rv-Ladies' Kid and Russia Button Shoes 81 So
Gepd Lace SHOES, 500, GLASS FRpNr,
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Pckin Satin and Moirc Stripes.
Velour and tirenadinc Stripes.
Roman and Armure Stripes.
BROCADES OF RICH FIGURES.
DAMASSES IN UNIQUE DESIGNS.
FUILARDS IN LARGE VARIETY
CoIoRED SILKS.
The new shades for Spring and all >tapl" col
in large assortment.
IS inch Heavy Trimming SILK at .''c.
~ inch Heavy and Glossy Poult de Sole. &C.
20 inch Heavy Fine Lustrc Gro- Grain. -.
81 inch extra Heavy Fine Lu>trc and lIra,
Cord Sis.
~ inch extra Heavy Fine Lu+trc for Walk
Suits. Sl."5.
sortment most complete.
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10y 81 cattle, n stock sheep, and 22 hogs
will b" offered AT Miller;S sale Terms=-
shart cash
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- JOHN WILKINSON. Elkton, Nd Sew
NJ Mari!Fa dH,icL AUD rrn,irS all kinds.
Passage Tickets to and from all parts If
Europe at reduced rates, by the hest line of
Steamers. Write for full Particular
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appointment may lao n,aese by ..,,,'t
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FANCY SILKS.
Colorcd Stripe Silks mt -. 81. 81 and G5c.
Neat Check Silks. very desirable. 15c.
.laspc Stripe and Checks. 65c.
All the better grades of these goods will De fnur
in complete assortment.
.aDI.ORED NDNEI.TIES.''
Moire and Satin Stripes.
Pckin and Brocaded Stripes.
Satin and Gro Grain Stripes.
Grenadne and Velour Stripes.
JOHN WAN.AMAKER.
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hs Goods still cheaper at North Street Market.
Meats and Fish below zero: ten qualities and
prices Of Svrul> and MolasscS on the stocks, from
- cents up. Come and see who is the cheapest.
ttIp NIiWpIi3.l
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-08
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting Of Union Lodge Under
Dispensation, held the LIST Aug 1879, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in the
dispcnsation Of his Providence, to remove from
among us our worthy and highly esteemed
Brother, VIM. L. Palmer. Be it therefore,
ResolUed, That by tho death Of our worthy
Brother, VIM. l.. Palmer, our Order has been de-
privei Of one of its most jealous, useful and
worthy members, and the community in which
he lived good citizen.
Resoiped, That we cordially sympathize with
the widow aud orphans of our deceased Brother
and respectfully and affectionstely extend to
them our sincere aud heartfelt condol encc.
Rcsoioed, That our Lodge be clothed in mourn
ing for thirty days, as an expression Of the re-
spect, esteem ani affection which cherish
for the memory Of our departed Brother.
Resoiued, That rs token of respect for his
memory. this Preamble and Resolutions be re.
corded in our Journal Of proceedings, and that
page Of our Journal be dedicated to his mem
ory.
RESOLVED. That this Preamble and Resolutions
he published in the I" Union Times" and n copy
be presented to the family of the deceased.
A. Il. STOKES,
J. II. RODGER,
j. NJ. BUNCH,
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ROCLAM ALTON

"HEREAS, information has been received
u" at this Department that an atrocious
murder was committed in Union County, on or
about the 26th day Of May, A. d. 1870, upon
the body of John Sanders by john Edwards,
alias Murph and that the said John Edwards
alias Murph, has fed from justice:
Now, Therefore, I, w. D. SIMPSON, Cover
nor of the State of South Carolina in order that
justice may be done md the majesty of the law
yindicated, do horeby offer reward of One
Hundred and fifty Dollars (sI5O)
for the apprehension and delivery in any Jail
of this State Of the said John Edwards alias
Murph.
Said John Edwards, alias Murph, is about 5
feet 6 inches high, blue eyes, dark hair, small
scar over one eye and in one eye small white
spot; weighs about 135ibs.
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto set
(O~ my hand and caused the Great
SEAL Seal of the State to be affixed, al
III Columbia, this 18th day of July, A.
d. 1879. and in the one hundred and fourth
year Of the Independence Of the United States
of America.
W. b. SIMPSON, Governor.
By the Governor:
X. NJ. SINS, Sec. Of State.
RD- Carolina Spartan Copy times
August . ~ r'.- . 3t
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The Fair Forest Union.

.1lHE 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, ut / o'clock A. VI.
Introductory Sermon, on Friday. by Bro. F.
G.. Jeter; Doctrinal Sermon. on Saturday, by
Bro. c. T. Scafe: Missionary Sermon. on Sunday,
by Bro. G. 3. Anderson,
The following brethren were appointed to
write Essays upon subjects OF their own choos-
ing viz: NJ. B. Montgomery, DR.. A. f. FAINT.
!.G. McKissick. J. c. Humphries and C. u.
Bobo. C.. Is. BOBO, Secy.
Aug 32 81
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Ho For The Mountains.

>NJHOSE wishing to avail themselves Of the
J. pleasure Of visiting the Mountains and
viewing the "Land of the Sky" can do SO now
at the very low rate OF 81 so for the round trip,
from Union TO Hendersonville.
This rate will only apply to those going up On
Saturday end returning the following Mondays.
-, !. - - .~a-sfN p. n. COUNTS, AIT. =
Augusf 9th 1870. 30 81
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For the Tiues.
Minerals In Union CORES spondents.--Im Improve
ments. 4. J

Minerals In union-- orrespondents---Improv
y, ments. -,-f l.
AUGUST 1st, 1879.
Mn. EDIToR I'll have read with considerable
interest Mr. Sccry's communication on the min
eral resources of the upper portion of Union
! County but was surprised to fad a man who
quoted Tuomey, spell Nuckols with X. It is
gratifying to know that there are some gentle
men who have the means, or the nerve, to invest
in any enterprise which will tend toward the
developement Of a country's resources; and
whatever may be onc's opinion about the profta-
bleness of mining, every step toward unmasking
the hidden wealth of n country is in the right
direction. Every enterprise which attracts
public attention has a tendency to induce i'm
migration from abroad, to introduce capital, and
to give employment to the needy, which is the
highway to prosperity. If am not mistaken,
Mr.. Liebcr is far more explicit than Tuomcy on
the wealth of the mineral resources in the neigh
borhood MIR. Seery speaks Of. Lieber was an
accomplished mineralogist aud went "con
amore" into the details of his work. lie was
correspondent of the most distinguished miner
alogists in this country and Europe, which gave
him great facilities. Lieber was sanguine In
the opinion that taking some point near Lime.
stone Springs and describing circle ten miles
in diameter you would include the richest min
eral region of the State. Gold, silver, lead and
the matrix of the Diamond, are oil known to ex.
ist in this area and Licbcr felt certain, in his
own mind, Of his opinion as did the old Monk
when he assured his poor flock that the day was
moi distant when they would all feel thank
FUN BLESSINGS they dreamed not of, which
were WOW hidden under their feet.
Itis gratifying to see growing disposition
on the part of your patrons throughout the
County to contribute to your columns and keep
you posted upon the condition of the County,
wherein some one may not be found who can
i1erest your readers on some subject, and every
one who attempts it, In ever So small way, will
be surprised by his own improvement as we'll as
the interest he begins to feel in his County's
prosperity. No one can read of successful
hoolexaminations, Sunday School Exhibitions,
the building of new churches and new school
houses, without feeling that the moral tone of
tho County is being elevated. While no one
can read Of the introduction of o new machine,
an improved agricultural implcment, or the de-
velopnsat Of some new industry, without q hope
Of returning prosperity.
No man can read of big crop of any thing
being made without desire to know how
it was done and determination to improve by
the lesson taugaa.. nv his peighbor.
The discussion of every subject is legitimate.
Let us haxa. opinions and facts but pray indulge
In no personalities nobody hard names
and never suspect anybody of an Improper mo
tive. Lot your own 1ntedtfoIs Be- good add you
will very rarely have any reason for finding rea.
son to suspect the motives Of others.
FRIEND.
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S1esignees per Express at Union, 8. c., Aug
9Th 1879.
Rice 4 McIurc, J. 8. Gregory, Thos p. Beck
nell Miss Kate Lpsey, Mrs. Il. s. Bailey, Jose
phins Jennings, J. n. Sanders, Is. F. Bailey,
w. ..Wallace, II. w. Shand, a.a,..z
H-,,f y. H. COUNTS, Agt.
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GINS! GINS

YINHE attention'of the planters of Union Coun-
z ty ia called 70 the, improved Light dfaft,
Asnolia Sr Gullet. Gi9 II is superior 10 any
y4seld in the market hnd adds one quarter
csnta pound to the prics Of cotton gihned on
IL. 50
q We also sell the we'll known Winship Gin,
which has given such general satisfaction in our
County. -
3 We can supply Condenssrs and Feeders also!
Call and examine samples.
q F.M. FARR & co.
July11 .28 II
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THE BEST
COTTON GIN MADE.

WOULD respectfully inform the Planters of
l. Union that l am agent for the Best, the
Eheapest and Easiest Running Cotton Gin now
made. Before purchasing call and examine the
C3ia now have at A. ID. Spears 4 Co.'s Store.
tsg A. d. SPEARS.
g Aug 80 On
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April %
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

James Munro, Clerk Of Court
of Common Pleas, as Ad-
ministrator of Margaret
Ivy, deceased, Piaint1,
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.
g. bailey, Smith Ivy, Eliza For.
beth Jane Morris, William
Morris, Christopher Ivy, Relief
Ambrose r.. Ivy. Mary Ivy,
(widow of. Robert Ivy,) Complaint
Elizabeth Ivy, Charles Ivy,
Mary Jane Ivy, Franklin not
Ivy, Beatty Ivy, Angelina
Ivy, Martha Ivy, (widow Served.
of Wiley Ivy,) William Hen
ry Ivy, Nancy l. Brakefeld,
James Brakefeld, Thadeus
Ivy, Louis Ivy, Margaret
Burgess, John Burgess, Sa-
rah Bently. William Bent
ly, Mary Ivy, Tobitha Ivy,
James Haney and James
Ivy, Defendants.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the petition in this action, which
Will De/uleu III the once OIL tnS Judge OF 1ro-
bate, for the said County, and to serve n copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the SUBJ
seribers 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
said, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the petit
tion.
Dated July "a, A. d. 1879.
TOWNSEND & STOKES,
Plaintiff s Attorneys
(~) DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.,
! SEAL Judge Of Probate.
To the DEFENDANTS, Jeremiah Ivy, John Ivy, ST.,
and James Ivy
Tske notice that the summons herein, oi
which the foregoing is q copy, was filed in the
Office Of the Judge of Probate for Union County
In the St to of South Carolina, on the oath day
Of July, 1879.
July "a, 1870.
TOWNSEND & STOKES,
. Plaintiff Attorneys:
July % 80 1t.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
William Lawson, Plaintiff,
against Summons
Berry Lawson, Sion Lawson, for relief.
Nancy Fincher, R. NJ. Fin Complaint
cher, Frances Lawson, Ro- not served
sail Lawson, Defendants.
To the Defendants, Berry Lawson, Sion Law
son, Nancy Fincher, Il. NJ. Fincher, 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 q copy Of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscribers, at their Office, at
Union, Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service Of this summc ms
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
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
CD-) CHARLES BoLr,
SEAL Clerk Of Court.
To tie Defendant Sion Lawson
Take notice that the summons in this action, OF
which the foregoing q copy, was fled in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
for Union. County, Oh the second day of July,
1879.
Union, e. c. July 2. 1879.
TOWNSEND & STOKES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July u Ct
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TO FARMERS
The Mccarthy Horse Power.

I HAVE purchased the C. f. Macarthys
l. Horse Power for this County and will be
pleased to sell 10 any one the right. can say
with great degree of confidence that it ex.
cells any other horse power have ever used to
gin cotton with. Any one who has old gearing
run down con attach the Mccarthy Horse Power
with very little expense. will state that
can gin rs much with three mules with this
Power as can be done with four on any of the
cogs or trundle heads. The inventor claims q
greater power than this.
Mr. LEMASTER will be my Agent.
S. NJ. RICE,
Union c. H., S. e..
July So 80 I'm
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DISSOLUTION.

MR.. James Munro having been appointed
lXl Clerk Of the Court, the partnership hersd
tofore existing under the &rm name o. shSpn
& Munro was by operation Of law dissolv6dbo
July 8, 1879. *
Mr.. II. w. Shand will continue She practice
Of law at Union, s. c.
August 81 5t
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate,

COC-fIi OT CNION.
In the Court of Probate.
John n. Renwick and James .,.
T. Rcnwick,
against, summons
Robert B. Lyons, rs Admin
istrator of the goods, chat
tells aud credits of James
Rogers, deceased, Nancy
II. Rogers, John r. Lyons, lor
Joseph J. Lyons, Ann I.
Clark, A. Q. Clark, William
j.. Lyons, John w. N.
Beard, Sallie X. Beard, ,,.
Mary +. Douglass and hei'ei'
Robert u. Lyons,
DefenIants.
To the Defendants, above named:
N7OU arc hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the petition in this action, Of which
q copy is herewith served upon You, and to
sorve o)py Of your answer to the said petition
on the subscribers, at their Office, No. 2 Law
Range. Union, South Carolina, within 'twen:
on you, exclusive Of the day Of such SER
vice; and If you foil to answer the said peti-
tion within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiffs
in this action will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the petition.
Dated, Union, s. c., 28th June, 1870.
.'.. MUNRO MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
t~) DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.,
SEAL 7 Judge Of Probate.
To the Defendants, John II. Lyons. Joseph J I.
Lyons, Ann L. Clark, A. Q. Clark aud William
E. Lyons:
Take notice that the summons in this action,
of which the foregoing is copy, was filed in the
office Of the Probate Judge for Union County,
at Union Court House, in the State of South
Carolina. on tho thirtieth day Of june, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine.
Dated, 3Oth June, 1879.
MUNRO e. MUNRO,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys,
No. Law Range, Union, South Caaolina.
July 27 ct