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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
SHIPPING MEMS.
PORT OF NEWYORR June p. 1881.
AEEINEp

AIhlA 3D.
steamer Rheola Br Huf!cr CaraG Jlrc4 W.. mc'' and
ra-,,n., psr., N'naf,2 Rr Dunsconbo London juno
d, ,,ti md -r and uaS-yugrrs 10 Patton. NicAcf- 3D.
steamer od Duuiuiu. MAhri l.l' i'ii'' ~ ''
N.rt,f. md.r luG % bi pulhl"n ~ "
steamer Stptliv, Berry BOSTON, VII" "s' 't' u" a.
Trk Ella Of Portland Matthews, ~ail 70 days. with NJ
trait ~ sofia 10 oni,r vessel o. master 49,. 4. H., 10,
Iats GEORGIA Aust, Mcda"ch burh'' AyI1s - "9H III
r Pcgi pi6ovachi Ausu sulch Antwerp - days with
% and empty barrels 10 nf,r No.ci 10 Punch lir 90
prtg Fori fAuat, Aramenudo. Moute'aro - days "th
hidr- woo etc 81 Mudrr "fnouR Nos''l Z, IAS'tsl .
frig Ahue lNor Bu1 ldo Jahtlio - aN- WIN eoAec 20
Ari'u,k H. Nrus. weasel % Brnham, Pickering & Co.
hr barnett Jones Crcndcn.C Cat Island aays"ith fult
!" SIN Isaac ffbcion u Rockand. Ackomo Carcuas II
d,vs am sugar 90 order vessel Ia X Murray lr
Scir Geo Prescott Gupt, o, kAnd, with granite to sail
sehr More Light Terriu Calas with lumber to Chandler
scSr sciac Look Maehas with lumber to SIMPSON clapp
scbr Ned sumter snow Rockland, with limo 20 brown
s,hr Matthews Miller Bangor, with lumber "a order
Sclr Mary Rogers iTube Augusta wtb lAth IL Thlth
Gbr Goo n some. norwood Mount Desert, with stone 10
p A smith 4 CO. vessel 70 jed frye y Go. .
Isabella Thompson, Carver Portland, Win lumber toJ
sehr CUES Chamberlain Hart Boston, With lime to Hayi
scbr tata Howard Washington, &c, days. with naval
Schr Jo.o Gomez OF New London, Bailey BaTacoa days
with fruit Douglass BON. vessel 10 II Nenberg
days pncappes etc TO VIM Douglass SON. vessel "
X Staples
stores u Zoppar Mills Nosscl TO ID Hurbut & Co.
~ The following tho I'D but
steamer Greece tBr) Pcarco, London June T. Queenstown
lBT Jonca Liverpool June IL via Queens
~ Win mdse and paasengeTs " Williams Suion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
THE WAY o'DoNOvAN ROSA TALKS.


ODonovan Rosa was asked Yesterday II he an
ticipated any action being taken by the United
States authorities TO interfere with the operations
carried on by means of the SkirinshIlg una. lie
replied emphatically that he did not
ave are carrying this movement against Eng
lando he said, mot as American citizens, but as
Irishmen. | have "A document on which there Is
seal bigger than your hand, which dchars me
from living in the United Kingdom of Great Britain
Do you suppose that anything Will deter mo, rs an
exile from doing all can 10 secure for Ireland her
rights England cannot be moved by argument or
eptreaty. What then must be doneY Force must
be used. We not strong enough for open war
aud 80 we mnst strike her unawares until she real
izes that il is her interest to be just. You know
have had little faith in the Land League movement.
Ii is not now any greater than II was-ln tact, II
Is less. Within week there has bcen
q union of two physical force organizations. with
view to making the movement more aggressive than
ii has been before. From this our operations will
he more active than they have been hitherto. and II
will be seen that instead of being inundated by
British bluster we are being encouraged 60 greater
cxertons Recently we have received valuable as-
sistance from prominent Irshmen in this country
who have not before helped They have lost faith
in Irelands relief being accomplished by peaceablo
means
While O'DonOvan Rosa was talking he opened a
letter containing So which collected by q
woman living in East New York. by means of card
devised by Patrick Coleman. OF the conspiratOrs
in the recent Mansion House plot This card Is
divided into 100 small squares each one designed
for subscription Of cents AT the top are the
words, 80 Measure for measure Five cents for a
stab ut England"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
rArA1- FYpI nsInN IN OIL WnKKS-

serious explosion. IN which one man was killed,
took place Yesterday about o. ~. IN the Locust
Hill Oh WORKS on NcwtnWn Crock, near rkcr-
aud after ii had been cleaned the oi. WIS So rum
ming into IT again. II had only ran few minutes
when the explosion occurred. toll brick chimney
schmidt who was wheeling coal To the furnaces.
As soon ~ these could be- removed his body was
Morgan-ave near Mcckcr-avc and his family was
composed Of a wife and three children. The loss 90
the owners Of the works. j. Donald & Co., was
about s., 500 II is thought the explosion was
caused bv running oil into the tank Def r. n was
cool Much alarm was caused ~ the ucighborhood
bv the terrific NOISE OF the explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

THE ELSIE MAY, KNIGHT TrMPLAR. ABBIE NJ, bun
ME- AND ALICE WIN TRiZEs.

TIE ELSIE MAY, KNIGHT TrMPLAR. ABBiE NJ, Dun
MP AND ALICE WIN rRiZKs.
The jersey City Yacht Club was unfortunate
yesterday IN not having successful regatta az wac
anticipated owing TO lack Of wind There were thirty
six entries the light breeze az the start prevented
more than twenty boats from appearing The regatta
committee had also arranged for starting pon- but
owing to the confusion which t caused the iudgc- de
cded make the start the FOR al classes and the
result due To misunderstanding some Of the yachts
aid not get away until hour after the others TIE
feet was divided into Ave CLASSES tic course for Casses
A and being from point OF Bcdioc- Island, To ana
around buoy No H. on Dry Romcr and return; for
Glasses and l., from the same point, around buoy
No IL on Robbins Reef and return, twice over c -ae
course The Elsie May IN her class. beating Der
two competitors by nearly an hour. The Knight lempar
won In Glass H. beating the Alexander by uor" ia1u
two minutes The Abbic VI. winner 10 Class q.
BunI1e Glass D.. and the Alice IN Class J. The rzee
were distributed at the club. house after TIE race.
following table gives the acht>, together with the
start, finish, actual and corrected time;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
A SWARM OF BEES IN BROADWAY.

Eeyeral hundred persons might have been seen
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, at broadway
and Park-plsce with their heads inclined IL max
mzing however they were looking at o strange
BLACK mass In the air. which proved to be q swarm
Of bees. Several horses were seen TO jump with an
specsA 10 them. A big dog Suddenly started down
Park place at great speed, and many lookers-on
felt suddenly impeled TO hasten their footsteps The
feeper Of the fruit stand on the corner, who had
ave for business proceeded to capture the swarm.
Turning CD old fruit barrel bottcm-s1de up, be per-
formed frantic ineantasions ever IL With green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

boneb The insects were soon borne of in TRIUMPH
TRIBUNE reporter followed the frut-dealeT 70 NJ
where the rebel colony was safely lodged OH enc
roof, along with about seventy.hve other eolnntn
tiles After the Editor A. J. King, han E'IIn crt so
fruit man 81 the reporter asked MN Why ~ ~
many bees ITO raise queens" he said some OF
which are worth 500 apiece" =, ,.t-o
"What kind of bees do you Keep ~ askeu 'no ~
We have Holy Land bees from Palestine, winch I
yon wouldn't cali holy If they attacked you anu
oy.av was of mixed kind, or haf-breeds you
might call them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

History repeats itself. The spectacle of the
troops protected here by press and reduced TO take
up stones defend themselves against the attacks OF
tie mob, little than repetition Of incident
which occurred during the Ota about Queen Caroline.
regiment Of Dragons was drawn across street and
exposed the and nsuits the mob. Al Last
they began 70 throw stones, one OF which struck
trooper and nearly Knocked him Off his horse Seeing the
man who threw &C. the soldier shook his ns at him and
shouted - You id coward You know you would
never have dared treat II had not had sword
in my hand and been stuck up the top Of horse
Pail Mall Gazette
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INTERSTATE PIGEON RACE.

Seventy pigeons belonging to fanciers in this
city and it, vicinity stamped yesterday afternoon
placed In baskets the Office OF The Honn0 Pigeon, No
70 Cortiandt-st and sent by rad to JohnstOwn, Penn
$50 miles distant to take part In the Interstate fight
tomorrow. All the brds 70 be liberated at a. H.
the New-York birds at Jamestown, Penn the eighteen
Troy brcs ct Loekpor,, N. " tie thirteen birds from
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Try THURBER's ELECTRA
Tor Washing Flnc FAJri.E

TMgEegY YEARS experience
with Yst BATHS i'm the Sue
CE<sFTL Greatmcnt Of ssfaEi VI.
NVFSN. NEURALGEa, SCEAT-
GCR, GOVT and disorders aris-
Ing from MALARIA, etc, II 30
me now, nj the age OF 81, pleas
ID contemplate.
VI. EESGNES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24

Alexandria Va az Wytheyic, Penn, TIE soyen plr'is
from Cleveland. o. nj NcwCarlise, lnd m ave hnis
from Rochester Penn Fort Wayne, Ind the six birds
from Utica n " AZ Branffor, ont. the four lhilade
mia birds NJ Ittsburg Penn and the birds from raj
River Macs nj Media, Penn Each Of thcsc places y
situated $50 miles from the other II u expected thAt
the New-YOrk brdf vii. return here by h0On' II lhe
wenthcr Is clear md the wind fav0Inhlc.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TyGb 4rspue Hlfci-Senaf0r james B Beck, OF
f,.utuc ~ ana REPRESENTATIVE r. Iisc0ck ~ syracuse
Wfad.or Ho,eiIudae 0corre r Comstock' OF syr9c..e
Jnmea Iilnrhnsf u Buffalo and Thomson General man
ayrr Of tle Pcimsvvania Railroad Nsig York Hotel
Beverly Tucker and General Thomas Mnnord OF virginia
- Jams H0'si John 7. SMITH, OF Albany go. k|et
Brgnnck-Geuern A. Oliver, OF Governor 1rneu ,iau
r9rm1n H1ufr-rhc ton. George ". Williams, OF I'm
c,nnau Brccoorf H9i,ssJohu G. Bulhtt, Of Philadelphia
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NOT YIELDING TO STRIKERS DEMANDS.

At the Morgan Iron Works the following notice
was posted yesterday:
The relations which have always existed between ,e
proprietors Of the Morgan Iron Works and the enpoye
are such that men eeknG employment 90 80 III ~, ' -
dlvdua capacity, aud TIC wages are nScu e' Wv
man of each shop according 10 his estimate OF e Woh
,pan's skill snhrety and Industry The princpr ~ aH
much In the Interest oithe wOrncn a. 81 the cnpoYt
and rather than surrender the rght the NIrhs VII
closed All those who cndeavnr 10 compel any other
course '"'"iD SeeN '''i''' joins E0Acn Sons.
The striking mouldcrs held n meeting afterward
nj Fallers Hall IN Avcnuc-C. and 1t was uhani-
1nousy decided that they would not return 10 work
unless their demands were granted Inc piacA-
smiths are still on strike.
The brewers held meeting at the Steuben House
In the BOwery, yesterday ~ consider the report SUD
lnited by the committee Ct berrScers, VINO staten
that unless the brewers would recognize their mca
the Beer Sellers Association would have no further
relations with the brewers. long preamble ara
resolutions were unanimously adopted, stating Tat
the brewers had made equitable concessions 70 Inc
unjust demands of their men, and they would make
more. If the strikers wish to return they VIII DC
employed as fast as vacancies "ccnr IN the
breweTies The brewers have now suthclent heip
they say but no illwill is cherished against the
strikers this chance Will be given them.
mich dissatisfaction exists among the employees of
the Delamater Iron Works az Imrteenth-st and ne
North River. The men made demand Tor a hali.
holiday June /. Two hours were granted theW;
but now il rs thought that the ner Wall strike u The
full demand is not conceded
thomas Kllnkc fireman, OF Perth Amboy was
taxen before Justice Gardner, in the Harlem Police
Court YESTERDAY for alleged attempts 10 induce the
relnen of the steamship ilarald. Of the Copenhagen
Line to desert in accordance with the desire OF the
Steamship Firemens Union. He was held for ex-
animation
Five German fremen were arrested Yesterday On
hoard the steamship Newport of Wards Havana
Line. Ii was alleged that the men had deserted
from the Leasing, OF the Hamburg Line. before
their time Of release. The arrest was caused by
f. Powers the president of the Steamship Fireuen's
Union who said that it was done TO protect tbs
members of the society as these men. attracted by
the higher wages offered them 10 replace the rkers
had deserted their own vessel The men VIII DC
placed on board the Leasing and rearraigned at
Hamburg.
The boys employed in the plug department Of the
tobacco mandatory of Pierre LUrillard q Co, in
First-si, Jersey City, demanded an increase Of
wages Yesterday, and about twenty OF them left
noon and threatened the other boys VIII refused to
join in the strike. A police officer was summoned
aud the strikers ran away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,,,r rp,,, prFoRE THE MAYOR.

r,,s examination of Captain Gunner, formenH
eusrrtrndent of Street. Cleaning Cnn,,ni.sioners
Yesterday at the trial OF the Io"or ncstons by Mr.
p pnds'w ."0 he stated that the earo
sg~ from tcnemcnt-ho'isss was wors ,n,sss
but that garbage b. ir snId rlad ST The old
persons who collected II rendered u ihto Captain
the bones were converted INTO ',n,ifed tnat
iiennen ~ a,rennous efforts 10 have the Corpora
from ordinaIce enforced. Some persons w ui'
einct were in the habit OF making me STREETS and
hone for sand slug old iron, bullinE nate' "n
m",bine that was nconvenient for them to dispose
Of t,o,9plaints had been made frequently o9 sG
coupt Of this. hut only few Of tne s si"i'O''
ortlinauces who were arrested were uho'I'i h, Tho
Ir Andrews taking the charges mahe ny elio
MAYOR i'm his hand and locking at the stteTIS H.
fed there as not kept clean aree,s interfere with
The cleaning of FOurteenth-st' Hoin 0eP'o'"'N''
1880 TO March. 1851. u,o,.d oo,,v IN the
jr. Bartlett-I object Ii was stated carry IA tlT
,r,ai thai we should rot be called upon To answer
any charges not proved on the prosecution. A. m,s
n.3 been proved that FOurteenth-st' was NOT cream
Tn" affection was overrued. and Captain licddenl
renhed that ne did not know that II had lhtelleir
with the work The same aiswe 80 %is in the cap
liar questions IN rcedIu " "'''0A
'''" How about Bethune-st:i" asked Mr. Andrews
Mr. Bartlett-I object. There was absolutely no
Testimony introduced by the prosecution III Ivsuiu
70 the co1dition of Bethune-st, except ty witness
Moody, who said that on March Le NJ" p''0 -
nshes and a dead cat there.
The Mayor-The objection Is OverruIed. .,4
MIR Bliss-I advise the witness not TO answer 'h''
question: We will 90 into court on that. At, A.
The wi ness sat dumb in his chair ana MI All
trews repeated the question, -, ..,,.o,
The Mayor (decidedlyl-rhc witness VIII answer
the question. -,,:, ., ro,lo,r my
suggestions. but advise hun not to answer TIC
question. ,,.l To- fo,v minutes
onJ then contiously replied that he would give the
san,e answer To this question that he had 10 TIE
other. -, nh. Deceive,
sad that the streets in that neighborhood were IN
cnmbered with trucks, timber propeller wheels &c
He had made several complaints TO me CoIporal'n
AtSomey. the Commissioner of Public Works ana TO
the Superintendent of the Bureau of Incpmbrancess
IN regard to this hut nothing had been done apou5
It, He thought that the policemen uhdSr H t nae
made fully two thousand complaints of Nlo4auons
OF corporation ordinances every quarter. -,
The Mayor then adjourned the court until To-Day
of IL A. III.
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NFW-YORK CITY.

tcrl1v that Samuel Parker % broker, unable 70
meet his ENGAGEMENTS.
Will. v,o,l,,,or ,rcr, crg,cod Yesterday after
tbcy unra-tbcl some human homes
rrct,st>c AZ APPOINTMENT
putborf,r St,i,.,.s.,t 1e ,lncliurl tho appoint
mont Of mid rrr II commissioners for .hc ANNEXED
W;'t,I' ~ an ,L ..,..,,.,.
Io'"''" ~ "' Wv ''' -
- IMPRoP'k ApNERIISfNlNI0 Fl H-l~Hip. a.,
II" ,'r i 'lit' h2' '"i' l'''' IN l. "V'.,,' NV, ~
Truth anl The >.lr for violation Of tho gambling
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MARINE INTELLICENCE
MINIATURE. ALMANAC
Tn.nkN

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
.., -sc, ..qol sun sets 90. -3j Ci0ctflst pm. Ia
a0.n r,.es ~ Moon sDufhs lo-J AOJA 49, "sj s. 20
moot WATER GppAN-s. ~
sandy nook.. 55i GOV l"ah'- 90, '''' ""''.-' 90
ut.u WAITE IJ-5Nh 90. 81
sandy uo,t C. 49, GOV Island G55 Hell GAto.... $40
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Huns Earned Metropolitan, 2 Buffalo, 8.
Ftrst Base by Errors Metropolitan. Buffalo. ].
TUtaI Left on Bases-MetropOhian, z Bunal0, z
Total Base Hits-M otropOliian, 9 Buffalo, 10
strnok Out-MetTupolitRp, 2 Buffalo 8.
Umpire-Josepb DunniyRn.
Tine Of Camel hour, 40 minutes.
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NEW-JERSEY.

GUTTEEBERG.- Cornelius Bartolph, age forty-two
vcars n fisherman OF Gutenberg, \. j., while fish
ing In boat ia the North River Wednesday even,
ing had tit. lie fell across the boat with his head
and went 10 his rescue lie found that his nose aud
mouth were under water and that lac was dead.
Dr. Youlin the president of tho County lioard of
Health and Vital Statistics, aud Dr. SaltonstaLI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-24
THE BUFFALO CLUE DEFEATED.

The Metropolitan Base Ball Club turned the
tales on the Buffalo League Club yesterday the game
at the Polo Grounds The following Is the summary
with score 10y innings
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NEWARK

All The persons who were reported III from small
pox rom attending funeral of a smallpox patient
In Napol,ou-rt ave recovering. The Health OihctrS
have visited the houses where persons have been III
or died from the disease, and thoroughly iumigated
them.
Or. Lawrence Burk hcser, Of No. 81 Grecn-st
was passenger on the train on tho Pcnnsyi wanna
Railroad that lett jersey City at o'clock, We'd
ncsday night When the train approached Marion,
ne LETT the car in which ne had been seated and At
tempted TO cross to another ear. In doing So ms
foot slipped and he fell between the platform. Ills
chest was crushed n his ribs broken and one Of his
arms was fractured. He was taken 10 ST. Mchaels
Hospital, where ho died early yesterday morning.
Dr. Bnrkheser was thrty-seyon years old and eaN 20
a wife.
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LUNDBORG's PERFUME
.f.ENfa

LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
MarrcA4l Sell Rose.
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SheriFs Sales.

| Rf virtue of Sundry Executions TO me directsd
- will sell, before Union Court House door
on tho first Monday in March next, within
.he legal hours OF Sheriff's sales, the following
property, to wit
One tract of land, located in Drovtonv;,,e
township, Union County, belonging to the Mag
| ne'io Iron Company of South Carolina, contain
ing Z,oOO acres, more or less, bounded ns fol.
! lows on the East by Broad River, on the South
Sy isnds OF Z. I. Turner, Henry Bonner, Thos.
norvee, samuel Jefferies and John Barnhill, on
the west and North by the Union and Spartan
| burg County line and lands belonging to the
siagne'ic Iron Company in Spartanbarg County:
leSied on and to be sold rs the property of Tho
Msgnetio Iron Company Of South Carolina, at
'he su''s OF f. G. Latham and A. NJ. Latham.
ALSO.
Aithat tract of land, set off to George w. Hill
MS Homestead, whereon he now lives con-
'a'ningtwo hundred acres, more or less, bound.
Gu oy ,anus OF :; L. Hill and 8. NJ. Rics levied
on anu to DO sold rs the property of George w
Hill, at the suits of s. NJ. Dawkins, as Ex.
ecutor of Wm Dawkins, against George w Hill
ard W. j. L Glenn and W. G. Austin, as Execu.
tors, against George W. Hill, and others against
George W. Hill.
will sell, on Tuesday the 9Th day of March
next, on the plantation Of Samuel Jefferies
where T.. A. Mcdaniel lived, Within the legal
hours OF Sheriffs Sale, about seventy. FIVE bush
els corn, more or less, about eight hundred bun.
dies fodder; levied on and to be sold rs the
property Of i. A. Mcdaniel under warrant TO
seize crop under lien, at the suit of N Lipscomb.
/, -. =: ALso .u.s
will sell, on Tuesday, the 9th day of March
next, on the plantation Of George Graham, within
the legal hours Of Sheriff 3 sales, ne-half of
bale lint cotton, seventy yone bushels cotton seed:
levied on and to be sold as the property of Ed
ward Jeter, under warrant to seize crop under
lien, at the suit Of ]. w. Graham.
February the 18th, 1881.
r. MACBETH, S. U. C.
Feb lS n o.
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consisnsss per Express at Union, 8. c., Fob
2Sd, 1881.
W. 8. Gregory, W. A. Nicholson, w Huru,.
u. +: Lemasier, Miss j. A. King. +. o Donneil.
M. Curran, W. L. Graham, Miss J. Morgan, a.
L: Walker, E. +. Vaughan, J. Hosey, N Brady.
W. s. Gregory, w. Curran, II. ID. Smart. Miss
u Appling, Hill, Il d Smart, Mrs. s T. Munro
F. H.COUNTS, Act.
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Sheriff s Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY ON UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas
Harriet Rollins,
Plaintiff. Judgment
Sophia White, Foreclosure.
Defe1I,,f

Defendant.
Rf virtue Of an order from the Hon. Thomas
- Thomson, Judge presiding, at the Court of
Common Pleas for Union County, ut October
Term Of Court, 1879, will sell before Union
Court House door, on the first Monday in March
next. within the legal hours Of Sheriff 3 Sales
the following described mortgaged lands be-
longing to Sophia White, to wit:
All that certain tract Of land, located in Union
County, containing "a clio acres, moro or less.
on branches Of Sandy Run, and bounded on the
North by lands of A. c. White, on the East by
lands of A. c. White and I. F. Gault, on the
West by lands of James Orr and A. c.. White
and on the Sonth by the Pinckneyville road
SOLD TO foreclose mortgage Of Harriet Rollins
against Sophia White,
Terms of Sale
one-half Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash. the bal 'nce on n credit Of twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, ard that the
purchaser give bond and mortgage of the
premises to secure the balance of the purchase
money.
February 18th, 1884,.
r. MACBETH, s. U.C.
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Application for Homestead.
Dissolution.

TIME co-partnershship heretofore existing un-
Il der the firm name Of l.. Is. Jeter g. Co., Mt
Santnc, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
1st Feb, 1881.
All persons indebted to the irm, prior 10 1881 !,
must make payment 10 L. Is. Jeter within thirty
days, or they will find their Indebtedness in the
hands Of an officer for collection.
l.. ID. JETER g. co.
Feb l8 @ 4tH
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that thirty days from the date
i Of this notice, application win be made 10
James Munro. ESQ.,, Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
for Union County, 8. c., to Incorporate Fairfor-
est Presbyterian Church, aader the Act Of the
Legislature In such oases made and provided.
February Is. 1881. A. ID. BLACK.
d. @. STONEY,
Z F.F. MCDOWELL,
ID. IL. MILLER
Feb Is 6 A
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i. q = II i.
MEDICAL GARD.

DIR. j. w. AND ID. r. POSEY,
HAyINa removed to ths town OF Union, will
LII practice Medicine in oil Its branches and
solicit q share Of the patronage Of the people.
OrYcR at the Drug Store opposite Union Hotel
RsstpEsoR. opposite the Episcopal church.
All orders or calls at either place promptly
attended to at any hour Of tho day or night.
Jan 20 q tf