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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-17

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMFDY-
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtberia
and Canker Mouth. For sale at G,
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 12
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OBITUARY.

AUG1lTRi.-Mrs. a c. Aughtry was born Feb l6
1912. She the daughter OF Reubcn aud Mary Sims
and was married tn Afford Il. AuChtry, Nov H. 1888
She died at her homo Goshen iIl Union Co
c. Jan - 1896 She Joined the Mothpiist Church nj
camr-mecting held at Old Fish Dam, under the minis
try of Rev. James Stacy, in 1852 She one of those
noblc-hearted and SwcctSpriied women who loved
church and was always found in her place among Gods
People. She was 4 very constant Bible reader, meek
charitable and SefSacriiCng and by unShakcu faith in
the promises of God dcmon"t rated her good works in
which she aboundcI more and more the end drew
otcn did she encourage the heart Of writer
10y referring To that bright hope of eternal life express
sing perfect readiness at the Masters bidding to pass
the river and rest under the shade the trees
She has gone but without leaving behind evident
year OF her life her cup Of grief made overflow
First when the dearest tie hcr huShand) fell slecp
only about one year ago. this was followcd by dear
brother and iSdcar companion, Dr. w. w. and Mrs
Sims under which circumstances she showed the power
Of grace and wclldrhncd faith which always supports
the true Christian, and u love which iuwcth like
river. While less dCmonStrativc than many vet the
faith of childhood seemed TO have been olst ed i'm
its growth. Her communion with God dcvout intel
ligent and inspiring, making principle her life OF
constant Seflrnal and h"lpiulncSS to others which
causes Christian character 10 shine brighter and
brighter in the circle OF compauonship. Several
children are left to mourn for whom Sympat hics
and for whom are our prayers. May the entire house
hold form one unbroken family in that mansion above.
w. NJ. lIARDES,
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ResolrCd That we diSapprove Of any effort
through the mere want of the farmers, toward
any political end other than the advocacy of
rights peculiar to ourselves as farmers; that We
ask for no other than Democratic platform
erected in the interests of the people by the
people, that we ask all good and true men, of
every ayocation or profession, to aid us in ad-
vancing the material wealth of the State and
of thus securing to the whole people, that inde-
pendence that the God Of nature has placed
within our reach
The following committees were appointed by
the Chair under the respective resolution:
Committee 10 draft rules and regulations for
the convcntion-Messrs. Stackhouse, Tillman,
Bradley, Donaldson llinson and II. Il. Thomas.
Committee TO memorabilia the Legislature and
Congress on the subjects adopted by the con-
vention-Messrs. J. w. Summers, First Dis
trict. b. II. Tillman, Second District: j. A.
Sigh, Third District; d. =. duncan Fourth
District, Iredell Jones, Fifth District: Charles
Grassland Sixth District: II. Il. Thomas; Sew
enth District.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
Abbeville-J. T.. Bradley. Aiken-Dunbar
Lamar. Anderson-R. p. Clnkscacs. Berk-
Icy. b. Morrison Charleston-W. G. Him
son. Clarendon-Jos. Spratt, Sr. Chester
r. Mockbee. Chestcrfeld-S. w. Evans. BAR
lington--W. E. Mcknight Edgefcld--B. r.
Tilman, Chirman. Fairfelj-T S. Brice.
Lexington-W. j. Seibels Marion-E T..
Stackhouse. Marlboro-W. ID. Evans. Or
angeburg-J. III. Fielder Pickens-S. +. W.
Clayton. Eichland-Thos. Taylor. Sumpter-
II. r. Thomas. Union-A. E. FAINT. Williams
burg. g. McCutcheu. York-Iredell Jones'
Lancaster-L. J. Perry. Laurens-G. w.
Shell. Kershaw-L. c. Tompson. Oconec-
A. b. Broyles Greenville-M. l.. Donaldson
llampton-John Lawton. Newbcrry-R r.
c. Hunter.
A resolution was adopted to adjourn at )
o'clock, and Immediately thereafter the Farm
crs Convention began to resolve itself into its
original clements.
President Tiudall addressed few words to
the dissoving body, expressing his apprecia-
ton of the courtesy and kindness exhibited to
him by tho convention in tho trying position
to which he had been called
The convention then Mt 5 =. NJ. adjourned
sine dc.
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Notice TO Paupors Outside the
Poor House.
OFFICE OF County COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE OF County COMMISSIONERS,
UNION, April l3, 1886.
WHEREAS, we. the Board of County Com
w missioners, finding that the beneficiary
plan Of supporting Paupors outside Of the
Poor House, has proved too expensive and op-
pressive upon the tax payers of the county,
have made ample arrangements at the County
Poor House for the accommodation Of all who
arc entitled to the support of the county, with
in that Institution,
This is made necessary, in consequence Of
the heavy costs that is Immediately necessary
for repairs upon the Court House and Jail
which, in addition to tho ordinary county ex-
ponses, will demand the closest economy to
make the present tax levy meet the demands
upon the Treasury this year.
The Board therefore notifies all who may be
concerned that on and after the lst day of
June next, all support Of individuals, outside
Of the Poor House, will cease, and all persons
applying for assistance and support from the
County, must file their petitions, properly cir
tilted to by Drs. c. T. Murphy 4 Smith. Poor
House Physicians, as needy and worthy sub
jccts for admission to the Poor House
BY order Of the Board.
c. GAGE, JAS. s. DOUGLASS.
CLERK Ch f. c. C.
April 80 l. It,
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The State of South Carolina.
CONNTI OF U.VIOI

BY JAMES VI. GEE, Esq Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. :. 5. Stokes has made suit TO
w me to grant him letters of Administra-
ton on the estate of and effects ofA. b. Spears,
deceased.
These are, therefore to site and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said A. ID. Spears, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court Of Probate. to
be held a, Union {. H., South Carolina, on the
22nd day of May next, after publication hereof.
at ii o clock in tho forenoon, to show cause, If
any they can, why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day of May
A. D., 1856.
JAMES VI. GEE,
Judge Probate.
Published OH the 7th day of May 1886, in
the Weekly Uaion Times.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election will
IN he held in Union on Tuesday the first
day Of June, \. u. 1856, for the election Of an
lntendant and four Wardens of the town of
tnon TO serve the ensuing year.
Polls will be opened a, > clock, A. NJ. and
close at clock L. Nj.
The following gentlemen arc appointed Man
agcls To conduct the election: William j. Oetzcl,
:. John llix. L. II. Gore.
\. T.. PARmAM. II. 5. beatty.
Clerk, lntcndant.
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Smokers take Notice

All wishing good cheap smoke, call at
the store OF II. +. Scaifc and get some of
his STOGlES. You will also find full
line Of fine cigars, cigarct.s, chewing to-
bacco. snuff, &c.
Smoke our Studio cigars they arc the
finest nickel cigar sold.
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Notice to Trespassers.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
IN hereafter found fishing, hunting, or in any
other way ncsspassing upon Mrs Henrietta
Murphy's land, will be prosecuted to the utmost
severity Of the law. IL. GREEN BAILEY,
Lessee.
May 19 1t.
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The State OF South Carolina

COENTY ar UNION
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
John T. McMcKssick and
G.. McHissick. Summons for re-
HG"hds lief. Complaint
GjUa.f n"t served.
Il. T.. Foster. and others,
NcVs.
To y. / F"s:cr, Dayid j. Iloar & Co.. Han
cock X Collier. executors Of \. Ward. deceased
A. G.. DIhcrt, James NJ. Scignious and Carhalt
X EIcthcr. Defendants in this action:
Your are hereby sumnoucl sud required to an
swer the com Ilaint in this action. which is
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common pleas for said County, anil 20 >cgvc
COPY Of your answer 10 TIA? sLi. complaint on
.hc Subscribers Al their office. at Union, in said
County and state within twenty days after the
service hcrcpf, exclusive of the day of such ser
vice: and if you fail to answer the complaint
within the lime aforesaid. the plaintiffs ia this
action will apply 20 the CC@rt for the relief lie
manlcI in rha Complaint,
Witrc.s James Munro Esq, Clerk Of tha
Court Of Common Pleas. in and for the County
aforesaid, The place aforesaid. the
Gr-i day cf February, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand cgh, hundred ami
eighty six, and in the one hundred and tenth
year of the sovereignty and independence tf
The United States Of America.
lION s MCNISSiCE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the defendants, David j. iIoar X Co..
Hancock & Collier aud Clrari Brother:
Take notice that the summ"n' IN this actOu.
# which the foregoing is n cory, wa1 filed in
the Office Of the Clerk of said Court, for sail
county. for said State. on the 9TH dny Of May
lSSj. RloN McklSSltk.
4 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The State of South Carolina
COENTI' or UNION

BY JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge
w IEREAS, a. Il. STOKES has made sui
w to me to grant him letters of Admins
traton on the Estate of and effects Of Henry
Hardy, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors fthc said
Henry Hardy, deceased that they bc and
appear before me, in the Court Of PrOhate,s TO
be hcd at Union &. III South Carolina, on the 22d
day of May next, after publication here
Of at IL o'clock in the forenoon, TO shew cause,
il any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this ith day Of May,
Ammo Domini, 1896.
JAMES NJ. GEE,
judge Probate.
Published on the 1th day of May. 1856,
in tho Weekly Union Times.
May IS 2t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

lint to tho Fort In tho Way OF n hallway
outlet to rinories.
Uorresp udonce OF the Gazette
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex, Feb. H. The
political pot has b, gun to simmer, aud
It's cbulttlons are visible In our town pa
pers-~THE GAZETTE, your namesake,
being out in column editorial, in which,
IN tltting language, IL advocates the nom
nation Of Mr.. Swain for governor. The
Echo favors the election of Nr, Ross.
sulphur Springs Intends TO keep up
with the procession, as in u short time a
national bank will be organized and a
Hnc building erected for it's accommodate
ton. This Is n muchneedcd public con
vOniouce aud win be great advantage TO
the town, as well AS profitable Invest
ment for the projectors
Everything along the line indicates the
TACT that the East Line railroad, and al
present narrow-gauge, will have Us
gauge wldened to standard, and, /. Is
thought, extended to y connection with d
New orleans outlet from Jefferson. Ties
are heing piled up along the line every.
where,
Railroad talk Is all the 40 nowadays
IN Texas, and Il seems that sulphur
Springs must have her share as well as
other towns. just now few OF our
business men and property owners ar,
looking In the direction OF Fort Worth
tue town that builds roads while Other
towns are talklpW about it. line from
Fort Worth To this nl&oo would cross tn,
northern part OF Dial as, pass through
Eockwall and iOut oI Hunt county, ant
0pon reaching this place would lind 4
roadbed already graded from here t.
Mount Pleasant, where il would form
junction with the Texas \ st, Louis.
am told by reliable parties that the own
ers OF the right OF way viii donate IN,
whole thing 10 the first company that viii
build road over Il, Now 1t needs no ar
gument TO convince your readers tina
such road would be master stroke To-
Bort Worth, II would give IL direc
line into the plneries, and would open nj
a country into which Fort Worth cal
hardly penetrate just now. This L
thrown out as hint 70 those concerned
With the Fort Worth 4 Denver, the For
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16

LONDON, Feb. l5.-The genuineness Of
the laborers' demand tor land locations Is
being put to practical test In Kent. A
number of the landlords in that county
are letting half-acre lots TO laborers ut
nominal rental. The experiment will be
watched with interest by friends and OPP
pOneutS Of Mr.. Ceilings scheme for re-
lieviug the distress OF the poor.
Many Interesting features are eX-
pected at the hearing on Wednesday be-
fore Justice lngraham of lIyndman,
| Burns, Champion and Williamson, who
have been summoned to answer to the
charges of melting riot ia contempt of
law during the disorders in London
last week. Mr. Gladstone, Mr.. Cham
berlain and Mr.. Henry Broadhurst have
been subpWnaed by the Socialists, and
the examination OF these gentlemen will
be watched by all parties with interest.
The Social Democratic federation is
sued manifesto at the meeting Sunday
20 urge that government To begin work
ON public improvements in order TO give
to the Morklnginen now idle employ
ment, and that the wages paid be sufll-
/ Gent to insure healthy subsisten q.
The manifesto appeals to the wo. king
men TO assist In maintaining order and
explains the objects OF the federation.
Lord Dufferin, yiceroy OF India, has
decided to garrison Burmah with Ii, e0C
troops, under command of Gen. Pender.
CAST. The military occupation and mar.
tial laws will be continued until Novem.
Der, as Lord Dufferin does not think the
country Is ripe yet for the establishment,
of civil law.
Sir Charles Dixie has decided to perse
we're in the policy of silence in regard tC
The very serious disclosures made at tht
recent trial. He has decided to make nc
explanation Of his conduct to the Cnelset
electors, II il certain that he will mo-
receive place in Mr.. Gladstone's cabi
net.
The cabinet held meeting to-day
The session lasted four hours. Mr.. JOIN
Morley, the new chief secretary for Ire
: land, was present, The principal subjec
= under discussion was the Irish question
The number OF strikers at Leicester ha
increased aud crowds are paradng III,
streets. One firm has armed its employs
with reviewers TO protect it's premises il
case OF attack by the paraders,
The London chamber of commerce ha
! called conference on the silver ques
tlon for the 29d inst The provincial
: chambers of commerce will send. dele
{ gates.
The queen to-day sent donation o
= goo to the Mansion house for the relic
. fund for the unemployed The fund nov
! amounts to SlS0,000.
l A dispatch from Yarmouth says the IN
employed workingmen are making demon
strations OF Il rlotOus character.
4 A placard has been posted Throughout
London menacing the members of In
Greek government II they obey the orde
of the powers TO disarm,
The British steamer Douglas, tradin
4 locally in the Chinese seas, has bee
;. wrecked at Sawata. The captain an
4 seventeen Chinese were drowned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
HILLsB0RO.
Her Friends n. pairing Her Loss-Ae"
Buildings Sunshine.
Special 70 the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
HrLLsBoRo, TEX, Feb. l5.--A few
benevolent ladies and gentlemen have
been around amongst the Hilisboro peo-
Die the last few days, making up CON
trlbuuons for Mrs. Stone OF ltaska inns
lady was SO unfortunate as To lose by tne
fire of last week her entire stock oil NIL.
linery, worth $500, and all her household
goods. She had not dollar Of Insurance,
aud these friends of hers Immediately set
to work trying as well as they could to
make all reparation possible Tor
her loss. Mrs. Stone formerly lived
AZ Hillsboro, which perhaps accounts
In a measure for the interest displayed IN
her behalf. The last accounts show that
$500 has been raised, besides y trunhul
Of clothes and box Of table china an
crockery, the latter presented ny the
hardware merchants, Thompson Blakey,
Hilisboro Is still improving rapidly as
viii be seen from the fact that there are
two buildings of Importance being con.
structed at the present time, one OF
them is the commodious business house,
which is now nearing completion, belong
ing to Hawkins, Welhurn & Co, one OF
the leading hardware firms of this town.
The other Is the Christian church, the
foundation OF which building has been
laid on the lot adjoining DR.. Kennedy's
residence on the south.
Yesterday being such a pleasant day,
our streets were thronged In the after
noon with buggies and carriages filled
with people Of all ages, who were all out
enjoying the sunshine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
CLEBURNE.
Hiram Bonnard Voluntarily Comes in
and Surrenders to the Officers
OF the Law.
was II tho Crazy ouilt or the Cheap Sub
stituts That was Ranled "A Scrub
Race--Courting,
snnclal to tho Gazette.

'pNGlhl W tliN hhAtbNbs
CLEBURNE, TEX, Feb l5.-IIiram
Bonnard, who killed Ben Shult2 few
days ago in q difficulty arising about a
pair of spurs, and VINO has been at large
since the killing, came here to-day and
surrendered to sheriff Boyd.
The quilt which figured in the recent
rattle swindle perpetrated by Mrs. Keing,
whose whereabouts are at present un-
known, was rallied to-day, W. III. Byrd
was the lucky man.
A race for 500 side, between a couple
of Texas ponies, was run to day, and re-
suited in victory for the horse owned
by j. l.. Davis.
The artesian well fund shows Sliil as
subscribed up to to-day.
ID. II. Bledsoe, j w. Brown, + +.
Fisher, attorneys for the city of Cleburne,
C. Dickson and C. w. Merry, aldermen,
and w. II. Graves, city secretary, went
to Dallas last night to attend the trial Of
suit against the city of C eburne insti-
tuted by holder of some of the water.
works bonds.
WE. Ramsey, Geo. ID. Green and L.
q Davis are attending district court at
Meridian.
The boys who had the encounter with
Officers All White and Bob Keith in q
saloon last week, received their "llttle
medicine" in the police court to-day.
About a dozen couples drove to CaddC
Peak yesterday afternoon to take squint
| through Dr. McMlllan's e escOpe at the
surrounding country, Tie doctor wa'
sick and failed to be on hand, but tn,
drive to and from and the view with The
naked eye were very much enjoyed. Mr.
+ C. Brown, who originated the scheme
was an excellent manager and piloted tn,
party through some beautiful country
taking the lead with his thoroughbred.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
BONMAM.
District Cont in scssion--Tried fol
Lnnacy,

District Cont IN scssion--Tried for
Lnnncy.
special to the Gazette.
BOSNIAN, TEX. Feb. l5.--District court
was opened this morning 10y Judge ID. IL.
scott and the following grand jury was
selectedt Il j Patillo, foremani l.. Y,
Page. u T. Blair Henry Crayens, j. II.
Roderick, James Shields, j. w. Newman,
q. w. Morrison, John X. Henson, g. W.
Runnion, c. w. T Weldon, Thos. Light
foot,
The civil docket was taken mp to-day
and is TO continue two weeks. Monday,
March /, the criminal docket VIII be
taken up and continue three weeks, The
balance OF the term will be occupied by
civil business.
Colester Blair, fourteen-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. Blair, who lives seven
miles southwest from here, was brought
In town this morning by her parents TO
be tried for insanity. Judge Il. ID. Nc
Clelland selected jury who brought IN
a verdict that she Is insane and conine-
ment Is necessary. She will be sent TO
the ASYLUM as soon as room can be made.
She has been crazy siucc last May.
Rev, j. II. Hendrick, the evangelist, Is
holding protracted meeting In the Cum
berand Presbyterian church. He Is a
fine preacher and Is doing splendid work
Mr.. Rosenbaum bought fifteen bales OF
cotton OFF the streets to-day at l-lC
cents. There were twenty-five or thirty
bales sold here to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
CRIME AT CAMARGO.

Now, by Thy Beard, Donnclano, Thou
Mads't Marrow Escape.
special to tho Gazette
CAMARGo, MIX, Feb. l5,-Last night a
man wearing mask and armed with a
knife made u desperate attempt to assas-
sinato Donaclano Garcia, a merchant OF
this city, but only succeeded in slightly
wounding him. Garcia was unarmed and
escaped with difficulty by running into
his store. Garcia'S gin was burned by
an incendiary Friday night and 1t is be
lioved that his assallant and the In
cendiary Is the same party, who tried to
murder Garcia and thus put a stop to the
investigation OF the fire which the latter
was vigorously pushing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
PILOT POINT.
A Very ouiet wedding, But Very Happy
One--St. Valentine.

A Worry ouiet Wedding, But II Very Happy
One-St. Valentine.
special to the Gazette.
pILor POINT, TEX, Feb. l5.-Last
night at 0 O'Clock Mrs. Matte Clouse,
the popular and highly esteemed mlliner
aud dressmaker, was united Ia marriage
at her residence on Mill street to DIR. A.
NJ. Elmore, prominent business man,
partner In the popular dry goods house
OF N. Wilson 4 Co., Rev. j II. Wages,
pastor Of the Methodist church, ofliciat-
ing. It was very quiet affair, and only
few friends were present to witness the
ceremony. IL was surprise generally
to the community when 1t was announced
this morning. THE GAZETTE, as usual
on such occasions, is the first to tender
congratulations that heavens richest
blessings may attend the newly welded.
Valentines day being Sunday, the low
ers of the hOnored saint have celebrated
Saturday and to-day, aud quite larg,
number OF missives, the comic, the sedate
the sentimental, and doubtless many car
rying genuine love tokens, have passeC
through the postotllco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
Fun For Everybody.
A pair of Raymond rink roller-skates,
only 81, ut Anderson's gun store.
THE STRIKING BRAKEMEN


Tho brotherhood Brakemen Deny That
the strikers Arc of Their Body.
special TO tho Gazette.
HousToN, Tx, Feb. l5.--In regard to
the big strike inausurated by the brake
men ON the Morgan division Of the South
ern Pacific railway the strikers claim to
belong to tho Brotherhood of Railway
Brakemen, and this Is denied by the
Brotherhood brakemen in this city, who
say that no organization Of that Kind Is In
existence In New Orleans. The men on
the Louisiana division claim that they
have potilioned the officials OF the road
for u raise In an open letter and will re-
ceive an Increase in pay, The statement
OF the Brotherhood brakemen has been
verified by Master OF Transportation IT.
win, who says the men petltloned the
road in manly and respectful way, and
are not in sympathy with the strikers of
the Morgan division.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
FOREIGN FIELDS.
Sir Charles pike VIII Continue to
Preserve silence and Fight II
Out on that Line.
Pope Leo Downs the Iron-willsd bismarck
at which There is Great Excite
ment in Berlin.
pe,I,,onIne tho nrl,lsh Premier.

LosDoS, Feb. 15--Thelr ilrst memo
rial to Gladstone not having been an
swered, the Socialist leaders have again
written to the premier, inclosing prop
ostion for the amclioration OF the dis
tress among the working classes, and *
pressing hope that they will be enabled
TO announce at the meeting OF the iede-
raj council convened for next Monday
that the government has resolved TO be-
GIN work on public improvements IN or
der to give employment to the working
men now idle. The Socialists have de-
cided to abandon the proposed meeting
Tuesday next, as they believe their oh
jects have obtained sufficient publicity.