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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1884-01-04
Christmas in Union

The general good order in the town of Union
during the holidays was not merely remarkable
hut highly crelitablc. We did not see II persun
under the influence of liquor during the whole
week, although we are told that n few got n
little boozy. If they did, behaved themselves.
they annoyed no one, AMI were very sly about it..
There has been less Of social gathering among
the young people than for many years before
and but few family reunions. We are also told
the holiday presents have generally been less
costly, but more unon the useful and necessary
order, which we consider n great improvcme mt
The children had most of the holiday fan
from the well filled stockings on Christmas
morning. In this 'dcpartmcnt" of the holiday
jo!i'ics we think there was more than the II uIal
display of g.tts AMI consequent enjoyment but
il @as all III home and 10 Christmas trees were
brough, into rcqmisiiiou.
The Juvcmic dancing club hal delightful
hop on Wednesday night in the room over } c
Hunter X cos store. 1t passed oil greatly to the
credit of the young folks and was truly charm
ing affair.
On Thursday night the Senior dancing club
spent truly happy evening, at y Domino party
given at the residence of Mr. &. Il. Robertson
where ;hey were entertained in princcly Style
by the generous host and his accomplished
wife. An elegant supper, good wholesome fun
and the merry dance kept the young folk wide
awake until near the hour when ..Chauric.ear
proclaims the morn" Judging from the con
ycrsation since Mrs. Ii. will control strong
vote in the next election.
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Volume XV.

With this number we commence the fifteenth
volume of the UNION TIMrs, under it's present
ownership ani management. In what year the
paper was started we are not able now To state.
h"t 1t - significant fact that we assisted Mr.
Nch"ight, at Columbia, i'll packing the aterials
used upon the first issue OF the present paper.
Other papers had been published in this comfy
before Mr.. Mcknight established his, under
different names and "wncrships, sud we are
collecting all the information we can gather
upon the subject, for publication, and any ono
in possession of copies Of papers or can give us
dates. names of papers ani publishers, will CON
fer n favor hy forwarding then to us.
1t is pleasure to us to state that the TINES
has larger circulation and better advertising
patronage than has ever been given to a paper
in Union County before but that WAS an actua.
necessity, for all the papers preceding it had
failed for want of patronage. While we feel
grstcful for the generous support and uniform
kindness accorded us. we cannot avoid statiuG
that the patronage Of the TINES, even now, is
not what it shoula be,and does not permit us to
as we wish it to be and the people really shoull
have.
We, however, will do our best to mr1o -,
TINES welcome and interesting visitor to its
patrons and friends and as fast as our means
will allow will i'm. rove It in every way.
Wishing all n happy and prosperous New Year,
we enter upon the arduous abors of 1854.
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NJ AR sSIlLD.

o'>.ilELHS-NO OuU NRD--M Married bv .;.y
u EAc.i, at his rcSiiynce, Dcccmher 9. h. 1881,
'ir O Shields - Miss l. { NJolalG U,lh
81 ~pt:t"nhurg caumty.
BAiLG -BUKNEII Married. by ,n, ,,,p,c.
December Ism. at the resi- :vncc OF MIR, .',ulna
tiururit, the brides mother, MlSs Luu Buimvti 10
Mr. Andrew Baily. Both of Union county
BUR -WALDROp- Married by the samc
Dec. 10th, at the residence Of ) Walirop, the
bride's father, Miss Ellen ID Waldrop to MIR Jas
ID Burnett. Both of Union county.
SrALWORTll- kILGORE-M Married bv the
same, Dec. 10Th at the residence of DR. B + Kill
gore, the bride father, Miss Annie kilgore of
H.nrtanburg, to MIR \ Il Saworth, Of Edg gpiieId.
HOWARD BALDWlN-Marriei, at the resi-
dence of Thomas Baldwin. Esq. December, %,
1888, by Kew Il q Clifford, Mr. James Howard to
Miss Mollie Baldwin. Both of Union county
WORTlY-NELSON- on the 18th
December, 1888, at the residence of the brides
father, by Crosby, y Z, Mr. John Worthy to
Miss Frances Nelson. All of Uron county
SNlTli-ALEXANDER Married. on the
9Th of December lSSi by Rev \ \ James, at
the residence of the brides faith r. Mr. Vim
Smith .ionesville, Mr. Calvin Alexander
and Miss Mary Smith. All Of Union county.
MlLLEN-CARTER- Married. at the resi-
dencc of Mrs Lucy Le,naSter, on the l2th OF De-
ccmber. 1883, by " II 5 Harris, Trial Justice,
Mr.. Benjamin Miller and Miss Sae Carter.
All of Union county.
~" '''N--N'N fi'- Married, py the same,
in Joncs>ille. on the 20th of December, 1893,
MIR. Foster Fowler and Miss Mamie Carter All
of Union county.
-BOBO-Married by the
same. III Jonesville, on the 25th Of December,
1853 Mr. W VI Burlington and Mrs Mary Bobo
All of .!oncsvile s. &.
lNl-DUNN-Marricd, on the 27th of De-
cemoer, at the residence of MIR. 5. Gregory. by
ID Spears, Notary Public, Mr. l. Ivy to Miss
Maggie Dunn. All of Union county.
GlLLAM-GREGORY-M Married OH the 25th
Dec. 1888, by Rev NJ Hardin, assisted by Rev
} Hires, Mr. Gillian to Miss Kate Greg
Dry. All of Union county
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Jan I
ESTATE SALE.

! y obedience to an or,.er of the Probate Court
OF Union county, will sell, on Wednesday,
January lhlh 1884. A. the plantation of the
late Thos. Il. Jeer, known as the johnson place.
near Broad River, in Union county, s. C., at
public outcrs to the highest bidder the follow
ing personal property of the said Thomas b.
Je'er. deceased
y or fine Mules
Wagons Farming Tools, &c..
Corn, Fodder. and Cotton. Seed
Household Furniture
Blacksmiths Tocls.
And numerous other articles, such as arc usu-
ally required for farmingpurposes.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
f. II. WALLACE,
Administrator
Union, Dec. 3lst 1889. "
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Bargains in Blankets ut
J.C. HUNTER & Cos.

LOOKOUT, CoLOREp Folks .-Washington, De.
ccmber 2G.-An organization, to he known as
the "Emigrant Association" has been formed
among the colOred residents of this city for the
purpose, set forth in the constitution, of
'hclpng colored people from the Southern
States to emigratc and locate" The officers
elected are rs follows: President, w II Scott :
vice president, Mr. toward secretary j W
Miles treasurer and assistant secretary, 4 VI
: tuy' dircctorS-W Baum of the District Of
Columbia NJ Howard, vf Missouri ID W Scott
OF Alabama, ID Cisnur, of Louisiana VI \ :
Cary, of Georgia; j Niles, of Arkansas J Il
Jones. Of Texas and \ ) Stewart of Florida
The constitution provides that n prospecting and
locating committee shall he appointed, and that
every head Of n family entitled TO locate on one
hundred and sixty acres of Government land
shall, upon paying $40 to the association.
ccive help in getting to his place and have
sistancc for one year afterwards.
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Netting and Trapping Partridges.

One Of the best laws passed 10y the last Srs-
sion ofthc Legislature is that against the practice
ofiniiscrjmimatc hy netting ami trapping par
tridgeS. For years these birds have been grad
uaiy becoming scarccr and scarccr, until now
scarcely l. covcy can be seen in u days hunt.
The meters and trapptrs are cXtcrmina'ing
them by coycys wherever they fni them, lcav
ing t "A bird from whole covcy for breeding
stock. ani if the practice is not stopped the
pleasant aad chccry whistle OF" Bob White will
soon he strange sound in this section.
AS a waning to those persons now pursuing
this mean practice Of capturing these birds, We
publish the law now in force:
An ACT 10 prevent the netting and trapping of
part:idgcS, except by persons upon their own
lands.
SECTION |. That it shall not be lawful for any
person, except upon his own Land, to net or trap
"a partridge.
Src. =. That any person violating this act
shah be guilty of n msuicmcnn"r, and upon =
viction shall be punished hy fine Of thirty dol.
lars, or 10y imprisonment in the county jail for
the term Of thirty days.
SEc. >. That this act shall 90 into operation
Immediately after its approval.
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Dolngs at Gaf,ey City.
GAFrNaT. Dec. 81. lSs:

bAffNnI. Dec. 81, 1888.
Mn. EpIrrR: The holidays are over, and a
right duh Christmas ii has been for everything
passed. oif us quietly as could bc expected under
the circumstances, though. to sum it all up.
there has been good deal of fun aud amuse.
mcnt here for the past week. On last Wednes-
day we had an oil l. fashioned .gander pulling
here goodly number of knights entered tho
list and the occasion produced a great deal CT
excitement and fun. Messrs. John Little and
Junus Lpscomb were the successful knights in
the contcst-Mr Little pulling the gandcr's heal
off and Mr. Lipscomb bcheading the goose
Then, on Friday night. the Jolly Boys" gave n
ball at Lipscombs hotel, Mt which we suppose
all enjoyed themselves. We did not attend, as
on the previous night we kept the "we sma'
hours at party given Mt Mr., VIM. Jefferes.
down in Union county, where we enjoyed our
selves hugely, and will remember the event for a
long, long time. On Christmas day-which
should have beer mentioned irst-there was
two weddings fere. Mr. " G. Snead, the post
master to Miss Mary Bonner and Mr.. -.
of North Carolina, n spry lawyer to Mrs Saliic
Camp. of this place And, blythe way, madam
rumor says we are to have several more we'd
dings soon. We are glad to hear of so many
marriages, IA it must be n sign OF peace and
plenty in the land.
There are to be several business changes here
soon. Mr. John Tulleson is to draw out from
the firm of Wood, Lpscomb & Tolcson and as.
socaic himself with John Rowland Tolleson,
from Wilkinsville in your county. They will
occupy the brick store here belonging to a. c.
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New Laws.

.
We Gull the following from among the list of
Acts passed by the Legislature, in which the
people hf this county will feel very deep
interest:
a Act to amend the charter of the town of
Union.
An Act to limit the ages of pupils attending
the free public schools
An ict to authorize county commissioners to
open AMI establish public highways.
An Act to amend Chapter XIX of the General
Statues relating to free public schools.
An Act to amend Section 2,JOI, General
, Statutes OF South Carolina, relative 10 marking
shccp, &c.
An Act to prohibit all distlalion of 81 irtuous
or Intoxicating liquor i'll the Counties of Spar.
tamburg and Union.
An Act to prevent the netting and trapping
of cartridges except by persons upon tEeir own
lands.
An Act To provide for the establishments of "A
new school district in Union County and To
authorize the levy aud collection of Il local tax
thcrciu.
I'm Act To declare void contracts for the sale
.! articles for future delivery made un ler Ger
tam circumstances aad to provide Il remedy for
such cases
An Act to amend Section 252 AMI Section 27I
of the General Statutes in retatiUn to the COM
pcnsation of County Auditors aul County
TrraSurcrs.
I'm Aci tn declare il u miSdcncanOr for any
person /" take and use any horse, mare or mule
without the consent OF the owner and without
intent to steal the sane.
I'm Act - amend IN Act entitled an Act to
Incorporate :Ic Union, Gailncy City and Ruth.
eriordton Railroad Company, approved March
IL, 1873, and IN Act amending the sane.
An Act to amend rulc III. Chapter NJ of the
General statutes relating to the assessment and
iaNaiiI of property 40 that the treasurer can
collect and the auditor assess ut the same time
An Act to authorize aud empower the County
ofEdgcicld and the townships, cities and towns
Of said county and other counties. cities and
towns to Subscribe to The capital stock of Union,
Gatincy city md liuthrriordion Railroad.
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List Of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office Mt nion, S. C.
for the week ending December 81, 1888:
Miss Beonier Bishop, Miss Dora Birdie. Mrs
Pcrneter Branner, Ycrra Colmer Thomas Gault,
Oiyn Gaines, Miss Mehnder johnson. Mrs
Mahoy Metz, | G Mitchell, Z w Stewart, Eli
Thomson.
He'd for postage. EJohnson, Columbia, &C.
Persons claiming these letters are requested
to say they are advertised.
JAMES III. GOSS, p. NJ.
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The State of South Carolina.

COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court Of Probate.
BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR, ESQ, Probate
Judge for Union County.
w uEREAS, G. j. Lee hath made sui
w to me to grant him letters Of administra-
ton upon the estate and effects of,Aiss Hannah
Lee, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
SAID HANNAH LEE, deceased that thew
be and appear before me- in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held mt Union G.. IT,, on the 2lst day
Oi January next, after publication hereof at IL
o clock, n. m, to show cause, if any they have
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 4th day Of
January, Ammo Domini, 1884, and in the
lOoth year Of American Independence.
DAVID JOHNSON, JR,
Judge of Probate.
.Jop A
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Jan 4
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.
Court of Probate.

By DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq, Probate
Judge Cor Union County.
WHEEEAS, Jas. Munro, clerk of Court of
w Common Pleas, hath made suit TO me to
grant him letters of administration upon the
estate and effects of VIM. j. Tucker, deceased,
with will annexed
Thee are, therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said VIM. j. Tucker deceased. that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate to be
he'd st Union c. H., on the 18th day of Febru-
ay next after publication therefore, mt | o clock
a. m to show cause, if any they have why the
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand ami Seal this 4ih day OF
January, Ammo Domini, 1884 and in the lOSth
year of American Independence
DAVID JOHNSON, JR,
Judge of Probate.
jan 4 e.
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Jan 4
The State of South Carolina.
COUNT or UNION.
Court of Probate.

Court Of Probate.
BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., ESQ.,, Probate
Judge for Union County.
WHEREAS, J. p. Thomas hath made suit
w to Inc to grant him letters of administra-
ton upon the estate and effects of Eber Smith,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admOnish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said EBER SMITH, deceased that they be and
appear before me in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Union G. H., on the 2lst day Of January,
next, after publication hereof at l o clock, a.
m. TO show cause, if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal. this 4th day of
January, Ammo Domini 1881. and in the
lOSth year Of American ndependcncc
DAVID JOHNSON. JR.,
Judge of Probate
Jan 4
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i.otice of Final DISCHARGE.

pl permission of Hon. David johnson, Jr.
- Judge of Probate for Union county. | will.
on the 9th day Of February next make my final
return, as administrator of the estate of Jesse
briggs, deceased. and apply for letters dismis-
sorry. All persons having claims against said
estate are notified to present them properly at.
tested, on or before that day, they will be for.
ever barred; and all persons indebted must nav
on or before that day.
LAFAYETTE BRIGGS,
admir- Jesse Briggs.
Jan I1
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Christmas Pistols and KNIVES.

At Mlcndalc in Farewell Co., riot occurred
on Christians day, in which two persons were
killed outright and five others seriously injured
At Hrnnctt:vilic on the 9th Sandy Johnson
colorcl, was Shot AMI killed in difficulty with
the town Marshall whr was trying to arrest him.
johnson shot at the Marshall when a third party
came to the assistance Of the Marshall and shot
JJhnSOn.
At Sandy Fiat, in Grccnvillc Co.. on the 2itb
A. ". Fowler and y. A.. Collins, uncle and
nephew got into fight, in which Fowler was shot
in the abdomen and neck, and will die Collins
escaped.
In Savannah. on the 18th negro in - ssin !.
the residence of Mrs Margaret Ilamiitnn q "ldow
on Gwinncitc street. deliberately threw II can
non cracker at the st""p whore the lady and her
daughter, aged. fourteen were sitting The
cracker cXpiolcl in the young llly'S face,
burning it terribly. and it is feared iniuring the
sight of one eye.
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Two Lucky BARBERs.--New Haven, December
24--Tro New Haven ban bcrs have abandoned
strop and lather brush in one case because the
barber who was dissipated member of II
wealthy fan lily in GGrT any, has fallen heir to n
fortune of nearly 500. 900, and in the other case
because the barbcr's wife has met with similar
good fortune Both notifications came with
Christmas Eve,
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EvipENTLY \ HARD CAsE-Mr W. H. Trott
proprietor of the hotel ut Catawba, drops us n
postal card containing warning to hotel men
to look out for an old woman who processes 10
teach the art of dressmaking. cutting, etc She
is more skillful as board bill jumper than any
thing else. We have heard of her before.
They say she has marvellous appetite and she
is II losing investment to any hotel, even # she
would pay her bill before leaving, something
that she is never known to do.-Chdrione O6.
Scrpcr.
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Prof. Bailey's School.

We call attention to the advertisement of
Prof Il. F. Bailey. who will open boys school
in the Male lcadcmy uext Monday.
Prof. Bailey is one Of the most thorough
scholars in the State and has few supcriors rs n
teacher. The want of n first class boys school
is scnshiy felt in Union. and we hope Prof Bal
ley will receive the patronage his abilities and
neral worth deserve.
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The Chester Bulletin.

We understand that this valuable Journal has
charged ownership, Mr.. 7. W. Clnwson. Sr., its
founder and proprietor, having sold it to Mcssrs.
+. I. Morgan and +. l.. Whlock win will
hereafter conduct the paper. Mr.. Morgan was
graduated at Princeton College in the class Of
lS'H, md MIR. Whirlock ia the class Of 1888 -
They are both competent and progressive young
men. and will no doubt keep the Bulietn well
up to Il high standard.
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SENDING COAL TO NEwCAsTLE.-The Columbi a
correspondent Of the NerS and Courier, says {:
The Columbia Hosiery Mill to-day sold fifty six
thousand pairs of stockings to a Boston firm.
This will be admitted to be n large transaction.
The mill is doing spendidly. Its higher grades
of goods have proven 40 popular that the mans
utacturc Of the cheapest goods is to be abandon
ed. More machinery has been ordered.
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A Healthy Place for q Pastor.

lna pri.t;c letter from friend who was pres.
Ont we find the following pleasant notice of very
Interesting Christmas occasion at Glenn Springs:
"Thc healing properties Of the Glenn Springs
water are truly wonderful but tree dis
covered there this week that bore remarkable
JrW for Ike l.'&io" Of the Presbyterian church,
Rev. \. \. James such as hams, butter. cakes,
moinsscs, flour, wheat, a coop OF chickens and
turkeys, coffee, lard, wine and money. Was
this not rrOliiic tree Clean Springs is
great place for an invalid
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\ BIC EIREIN MISUNDERSTANDING {,
Dec. 23.-Dnc of the most destructive fires that
ever visited this town broke out here this morn
ing, about > o clock in Rshcr' bar-room which.
together with six other stores, were completely
destroyed. The origin the fire is unknown,
but it is supposed to he the work of an inccndi.
airy, AS about two weeks ago an attempt was made
to set fire to n little oubuilding in this quart cr
of the town, ana adjacent to RiSher's place of
business. Nrssrs. u. T.. Smoak, Frank Rishcr
+. W. II. Briggman and G. G.. Karliuhn hal
their entire stocks of goods burned up, while
McsSrs. ID. Erstin x Co., J. q. Vase and j. 5.
'ummingS saved their stocks in n badly dam
aged condition. The total loss is somewhere in
the ncighhorhood Of ! 10000, which is partially
covered by Insurance. The debris will be i'm
mcdaiely cleared away and new stores built.
-SpcciM tD CUi Register.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

'NilE Male Academy will be opened on Mon
i lay, eth inst.
All the English Branches will be taught and
boys will he prepared for college.
B. F. BAILEY,
Principal
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w. \. Wright, Comptroller General, State of
Georgia says Dr. liolts Dyspcptic Elixir cured
him of dyspepsia, after having tried every other
known rcmdy lie only took bottles. For sale
by J. VI. Gibbs 4S:m
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THE PRESIDENT TmWEATENEp WITH GARFIELD's y
FATE.-WashingtOn December PA scnsa-
tional story has just come to Ii lat concerning
Arthur's recent visit t. New York When he
attended the Evacuation day ceremonies he
stopped mt the Fifth Avenue Hotel. \ suspi-
cious character WAS caught prowing ahnut the
corridor in the vicinity of the President rooms
He was arrested and taken to police hcaduua:
tcrs and 0iSarmcl Cf howic.knifc and loaded re-
vOvcr. lie declared that he intended 10 serve
the President Garfield had been served
There is no doubt he intended to assassinate the
President lie was discovered b. u guest of
the hotel. The matter was kept from Arthur
until he returned to New York, when he found
that they had changed his rooms at the Fifth
Avenue and an explanation was made. Two
detectives guarded his new apartment. On his
last trip the President was much scared.
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FIRE NEAR NEwEGERY. .-Ncwhcrry. Dcccm-
Der 2S. The dwelling house of Mr. a. &. Welch
was burned down to-day. Mr. Wclch lives
about two ,hilcs from this place. The family
was absent from home and nothing was saved.
The store room being in or adjoining the house
n considerable quantity of provisions was also
lost. The re is supposed to have been accidcn-
tai. Total loss about S25OO. Insured in the
Il"mc. of New York. j. +. Glenn agent. for
81 ,1OO-S ,2GO on house and $500 on furniture
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Hollis Elixir will cure auy case of dyspepsia,
Indigestion, or chronic liver trouble and heart
disease caused from Indigestion. For sale by
J. NJ. Gibbs. 4S3m
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TRIPLE MUEpFR NEAR MoNCURE. y. c.
\ triple marlcr was committed this morning ut
Chatham Church. six miles from MOncurc, The
victims were Mrs Olive Guntcr, eighty years
o'd. and her daughter md grand daughter
Each was struck several blows with an axe. No
clue to :hc murderer and the community is
greatly excited.
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Sr>HLEa NND IIonSEs BvRNEp.-On the night
of the 9th ult. the barn and stables Of T.. G.
Shucr. near Holly Hin. Orangchurg County.
were destroyed, with their contents Ivy an in.
ccndiary fire. In the stables were seven head
of fine horses and mules and provisions TO the
rmoun; "f : 500. I, tai loss between - 600
AMI : 900. No Insurance.