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trorhIed with is<omnia. Tssfs q ofsss
Ef1h ot the epffre population. AID shi<
II f1r1 which afarsra TIE prison Of
f5cers, for fheT know that inzssnnin
md id2eue4s and the depressing iaf1s1-
ex3ce 81 prison Iz<e 4re tcrce@ causing
insarity. The Chief 0<1Icers don
know wzAt via b done bv the IeFfz-
1Aturt 70 remedy the evil, but t6ev
hope that some change may Isr or
deres The matter viii come before
the assembly s0-rnoryow, and Warden
Brush Is now IN Albany 10 argsse for
something wlsjxh viii secure ssn i'm
There are feu. Of cossrx<. who have
work. There are liz working IN the
stone gard. ard 80 II the 1z4rrr. IS III
the shoe factory. % III fhe sfu ksaon4.
rs in the tailor shop, % I'm the cofri-
do<S, % il the mess room. TO IN the
repairing rooms, Is In the bakery and
tobacco shop, and ~ are epsp.gwe4 "a
walters One man. the Napoleon 81
Fnance, Ferdinand Ward. i lsss
printing, and i very dad a Il. re
says he would 90 Wild If be had moth.
ing % d. Jaehue who packs t0sarr0
seconds Wardss remark.
A@&4& S&E tfE4 sit EtEEzft*-E EEHUtE
send IN suggestions 70 Principal
hespeS Gounzughton telling hins how
g keep the men from going insane.
Here IL . letter that Mr.. Connanghson
egt Yesterday from a physician 1T
eIzremoff. Colorado
see ~ the nswsp4p<rs that ths prison
erhxf for want Of u0rk or something 20 0e.
csspy their rnIncs. Try fnasle on fhesa.
Makic r. beth norAIsxznx and healihful ia
~ erect upon the nstnd. aud viii tend "a
esne1t them while continued, and viii
make better men OF them wfspfhey xo.ouf,
suggestions for programmed
. q m 10 2. Drill exerciEe.
- 20 fos0 string band 1nsic.
100 20 IL Vocal musie.
II % liza String baud musle
HS0 to ~ Drill exereisa and march 20
So. n. tot. Driii exercise.
70 go. string band music
ia to 8 Vocal m sic-
= 10 30 string band mnxlc
$50 20 9. Drill exercise and marrk 10
HERE win be vie,ins.sz. ban,o-plckers,
samboarine and ssosle players asrsot;x them
and some ora capable of leading. All the
prisoners nfRht have q little rod, 5 by Il
inches lsng. 20 keep time with. so rs %
keep their attcBtxou 10 the snnstc and
tnefr minds of their condition. For the
vocal music the ts1xpes hymns would do
well. Appoint from xsncng thea q
leader. with ali note singers In front,
tenor. alto and bass ia 'front.'. soprano next
and the rote or ear singers behind Let ail
that can sing ~ al. sing and let those
who can't sing h<af stne with the rods
Please try this. and let rse kIsss~ the result
W. HfLDKETH
| Time aud exercise may be varied % sui
convenience.
This il a sample of the advice that
Mr.. Connaughton and Warden Brush
receive. Mr.. Connaughton declares
he will have to do something to satisfy
| the prisoners and the people outside
and he hopes the legislature will order
a change.
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ckAxElk ApzA 4
Aek1 frs1e e0Esfn1<s aGsefs Though DIR
Ing TIE rxa&x 1.-TWO days ksssne<x tae baked
E4txse hxfRhte1 pe<xExsfr - s4vax<rrsr -
rsvs,s th<.ss,as 49,. 49, 4 49, = -
- :. - - kssp tass
11sxs< 1szs'l' res s1ppsieA 30 Grange N
R<less Hs1 DEEnfrs1.
r. K famFhrEy yesterday received q
hzies ~ h6sa fr5xn Pcre Towuser,f. Yh4
! baxs s~s-e ....<.s 8, 81 Z. 80 -. 9
- = - = - = :. = -. -
~ sniEnSa1 70 TIE EaS~
car so1a 81 Eastern eggs. Ia excellent
condition. Nss resolved 1sss eTeasns By :
local fsrru. Oregon eggs n~e s--fxsr~ a.,
f.sr ..,.vsfrssx t...s 80. 1890, - 80
-. - s''as sA0 1-a@sr-A N<r Aozo
sax sAssf sWn. e sAf ~ prices ana ssles are
concerned The market i drn. and quota
ssons are Irsariably followed.
Tossayss steamer trvuxhs : .srre
s,ss.,ss~ - s.,.sssc--s. $500. -
- =. - 49, '.-~ra -
ssee - 81 Descss psaoas nov "a seSson.
Yearly al 81 TIE Vegetables received came
In gDcd ordeg No chznxes In prices are
nafee
MERCHANDISE AND pEoDUcE gE-
cErPTS. -nsrinx the last - h0ssx fhe
| raerrhanflssI aud pYnssHce recefutx A. thiS
y.orf were a foiions: PrsQst sound sh0re
road. 81 tons. Columbia 4 Puget sound
1 railroad. CO tons: seattle. Lake shore 4
Eastern railway. 30 tons By water
Mexico, SD tors. lola and barge. y tors;
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TERRITORY OF wAsHISGr0S.
COUNTY OF KING. 81

&QSFAf vt NM
The Afsiani, r. +. colviu. says:
Two years ago ] had compound frac-
ture of the leg, and u was set by DR. Smith
of this city. but was not set even ard was
painful Ii subsequently formed into a
running sore. and pieces of bone we're con-
tinually coming ont.
had DR.. Bsgiey for eight months. who
concluded that II was carries OF the hone,
but his medicine did rne 10 good BY that
time could barely drag myself on crntch.
| could not sleep for pain, could do no
work aud was in despair
] heard great deal about Dr. gorien's
new system OF medicine, and / asked DIR.
Bagley what he thought OF H. He said he
did not know as 20 DR.. jordan's skill ms q
doctor. but he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good results. En-
couraged by those remarks went to DIR.
Jordan, aud the result Is that In one month
after taking the medicine ! was able TO
discard rny crutch and go 10 work. which
| have continued ever since. my leg con-
stantly improving. when I came to DIR.
Jordan my leg was fearfclly swollen and
black and gangrenous with running sore
as big IS hand. I am now practically
vel, there being bat a small abrasion no
bigger than q finger naiE-leit.
r. =. coLvrS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
sd day OF May. 1855.
JCSIus ROCHESTER,
Notary Public In and for Wash. Ter
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LySBES. w. r.
Ny wife was taken sick with what the
doctors pronounced typhoid fever. She
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks: she was getting lower every day.
aud at last we concluded she conid not live
stomach. and was distracted with piercing
pains in head aud stomach We al last
called DIR. Jordan who. when he saw my
wife. said that she would begin to improve
Just as soon rs she took the HistogeDetic
medicine: and that is Just what she did
Ia three days. She is now believer IA the
Histogcnefic system.
THOMAS THOMAS.
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All KildsofLald SeriDi0P Sale.
Surveyed Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HoMRsTRAn cLAfws--In 90.
20 agst 10 acre pieces ioesfabie on an Is
lands suhieet 70 homestead sDa nre-emp-
lion entry. Large supply on han4: no de
lays in filing orders.
have q fuIs snpp ~ FRACTIONAL. AsDE-
rsoxAE HOMESTEAD CLAIMS OF from three 70
- acres. which. by rulings Of the general
land effsee. are locetahle on fractional sub
divisions Of double their area or less, the
difference p@fng paid for In cash az Ills
per acre.
pieces. Act Of April IL. ls9. Iaeafaole
on any unapprcgriassd puh.ic lands. The
supreme court sas decided In Wilcox W.
Jackson THAT the word nrapysupdsset -
applied 70 public isus1x means mot legally
disposed Of II will take lands IN the
corporate fsmits of town. Scr secress
RES decisions IN Reed We Dlssy, and
Lewis st 81 ~. Seattle. II viii take oeea-
pied lands where there is no legal claim
See Bovssst va Bum. II viii take with
drawn land when the w1thtfrxwsi does
nor operass IS Disposal OF the lassst- see
last case and case OF Wna- r. Brown.
Scrip LccatAbls on Ursurveyed lands.
sorx HsIeBEExp SCAR = In %. 50.
ard 100 acre pieces. Acs Of jay u. ls5s.
Iocstsbse on any unsarseSed lands. NOT
mineral.
yaLxSrrsx sssHP. In sc-sere pieces Act
Of Afatl s. 5sT1 Locatable On any unap-
urgprisred and utocsupied rshiic ixads.
not mine-al. surveyed OF uasurysyed-
In ioeazng any " tlse at'ove scrip, no
setfsensus og residence IL required, and
there Is no linss 20 thss qaantf y one PSF
son ray use The ristht astachfs ~ onse
IA f,snx The scrip, and transfers Of tttse
for town sncs or other purposes naAy ae
made without any selIsy.
Void entries. locations. o. selections. win
nes prescnt any ol ihcse rights rom ~
sAehing.
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How People Cross Maday streets.
skfn..s.. T~lAx...s


stand here moment and watch,
sai,i an observer OF human od ditiss at
Clark ard Madison streets yesterday.
lie was peering intentiy al the proeeS-
sion Of feet through The slush OF the
crossing. Notice the men tlsSt.
His companion dfdSo. How do they
tackle TIE soaps" asked she observer
presently Nine out Of IL. answered
tass companion. come across on their
toes The tenth plnngvs ahead in a
deyii~mzy care. tat looted style,
New watch the gomea. A puzzled
leok al surprise spread over the face OF
the novice a. he followed the nsove-
uisnis eE she smaller set OF feet
We'll" assed the observer. Why, /"
n - the response, they ali come across
on their heels when they wear
rabh~r~. as mast at theni DO. -
Nos. said the observer. "yoa have
seen the hest possible. because anoou.
SssauS. Illustration ef the leading
s.ifEeErsee hetseen the sexes. The
men folsew the natural rrompsingS sf
the muscles and walk over in the say
g. throw them lsaS: ia tue slasa. Tae
women come across GA their heels 10
preserve The appearance q the fFssnf
~ their shoes or suebers
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Fanny Lake brought ia 20 tohs os
osfs yesterday fsam Ssnssh.
The W x kIegAin hcgins II assume an
appearance asi: unlike that CT the wash
iugson.
TIE Terntae arrived IN from sanaimo
yesterday wiki 2Sa tons Of Goa for the gas
company.
Tae Nextcsi cane ia early Yesterday
morning wsth. ilxhi list oi passengers
and 50 tons ~ freight.
The lola toned il large Of logs yessss-
day from ysshoa Island. The barge con
tanned IS, CO skingses.
TIE bark orcgcn win prohsiay leave
soEne Gay this week. She has been here
nearly SIX weeks ans has taken hat isQ'
TONS 81 coal
Work on she additions 10 the washing
Ton street apiun ard the new gsidsron or
re apron ~ progressing rapidly. The
major part Of the plies have heSn driven
and the work ~ pustsng ia TIE npper weed
work vii sosa begin.
pawT EEasgLKY. April A-sAiled-R k
C. o Nhismui~.
RoRr IscatKKY. April s--SAs,ed- SehT
American ear. ship Valley Forge.
Pear TewN,sEssA. April 4-Arrive6-Ek
EtlosA
rnxr Itn10w. April a. SAile<s-scA chr
Parassa.
Tsogr GsasLg. April a. Sailed schr
gasspA Rsss
say FRASelsee. April s--Arriveo-sts
Cssumfss. aolvssna: SIR wiIiametta Val
lsy. Yaaasns: ship Yosemite aud ~ rs.
telia. Taeos a. ship Tapeallsns and bis
Matilda ard H. * Ham, Port Blakeleg; Ia
Fresno. scAstlss ssr issme. Port Gamble;
Arrsnrus. Pert Hsk1loek: Daa Adalfs. Ma.
naina. brig tkecoa Poyx Discovery. Peer
,s<x. TAessma Ciesred->kr City ~ faeAia,
Victoria. SHIP J b. BFosn. PORT Tesns-
end. hx snus ma. SushSxas s&Eiesf--etr
state az California. Astoria hk Hear
Raek, Tacoma; hksn Portland, chigE.k
hzy.
lAoKrEaSD. ,Eng --AEsisess-xalse Rose,
ssoaa TseaEaA
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rELEoRAPHro MARKETS.
see YnnK srnrg arrtrn.

NV 1VNk 5fctk EEftEH-
NEW YORK, April 4.-The stock market
to-day. after some hesitation in the fore
noon, became more active and decidedly
strong. and advances were scored all over
the iiss, everything sharing In the improve
ment. and the result Of the days trading Is
to leave almost everything materially
higher than last evening
Government bonds were duh and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YoEE. April s.-Money on call
easy, NJ Sos; last loan. g Prime mercan-
tile paper, 4lsf96ts. sterling exchange. dull
aud firm: alday bills. 81 s6ix: demand,
- So.
BONDS
IL. tregistereis f2Sss as {coupons| los
IL (couponsi .12sss Pacific IS ,.-..--..l26
4t&sfregisterssdl. 100
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q. @ SHOREY = CO.
cspERTAKKRs,
Feat Of CoIunuia s., seattle.

All kinds 81 blank books and
rulings % any pattern done NJ y.
Anthony's bookbinoesys Opera
Stock. ~ tho lowest prices.
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900 Sacks Early Rose Potato0.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Toms Timothy Hay.
100 Toms Tfz0<hy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Easeerz Waskington
WflA Hay. SO Toms Wheat.
3 Cars Bran aud SAsrts, MIXED.
80 ton 0round and Rolled Harley
Spokane MiIls Extra F1oGr.
E1lensbarEh Mile Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choics Washinxton
Ontn.
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CAUTTOS.-The Htssoxenetfc medicines
sre ssid in but one agency in each town
The iahss around tAe hottie besrx the Sol
lowinx inscription. '.nr j. Esgene JorA
.ssn's HlsE0eeaesic Aecfe;ue" Every eshee
siexice is q fraud.
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Rooms Is. ~. 81 and 81. nev Iesser bloc
Prescriptions and consultations free. Al
fettrrs answered send for tree boob en-
paansf0ry Of the Hsxeoseass1c SYSTEM
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10 sisssIax AZ Tie asssai rasss t2@Ee %
snss - h4sa nEuess s. ~ wsxA fA~ HTrss
esfAr trsfas.e
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Ksrx aze Z + 81 siae sssse tAHs fs1s !
ixs tsekeA ssssse past q neT izAeisi
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rlezszer xsxsz8 1ax4ag the fezzcn wzs
ta.e 81 .aasza MessSsn csEtr2l szxlsaT
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
Sic So6ter 0es Senators
G1ctltuS.
GpiIooe aus ben Gbriiten.S erfulgunsen
in Rpm int Sritten S%abrbnnoert
mad Gbriitus.
Son Nnna 9 ernbars
(6prtIebun9.)

@6eu wei(te Ser Senator nit 81
mutbeus IN Der matt beleu6tcten 81
nafptbet ultO lpra6 nit ibm lber
&ir9inia'5 3ultanO. Der 5umWtanne
sereifte Selene mar ibm ldn9lt Elm
p%ertralter 1reunO 9eworpen uno 81
cilius bdtte in fetn trereres 9er5 letz
men Gram p~er1enfen f0nnen. Die
beioen wanoe(ten in ernltem @eiprdz
DIE in Dem luftiseu, rei99eidmiidten
&oume auf unb ab. Die Saltun9
unb Der Itol5e Gang bes 9imptbeuus
entlpra6en benz flallil9 i66nen So
pfc, beiien Suar in natiirli6enSoden
iber bic S6ultern berabfiel. Sein
banfenoes Iuse perrietb, baB iein
@eilt unb mebr nod feline 2ebensan=
1idten leinen Sabren nett ppraus=
oelfritten waren. Sin meider Bug
nm leinen dumb lieB erfennen, DaB
1ein @illen nit Ser5enssiite sepaart
mar.
,Gimptbeus," bra6 Der Senatur
nod ether 8auIe bas StiQi9petsen,
rSu mD9telt MIDI iiber5eu9en, oaf
Der 3ultanb meiner Satin Sirsinio
nod ni6t ale Soffhuns ausidlieBe,
9u bemiibit Did iosar, i'd meiB IS.
bus. mas 0u miinlde1t. ielbit I'll
elaubeu. SD baufe Dir. M66ter
Die @0tter es fiigen, baB OH &e6t
bebdlit. Der @ebanfe, Gir9inia 81
oerlieren, reibt mild aut madt mid
gu jeoer Arbeit unfdbis. Spre6er
mir Nun BON meiner So9ter; nil
beibe fDnnen nit Stul5 auf unier'
S6iilerin bliden, ni9t wabr? 81
bift bpd nit BEN Sprtl6ritten 5ufrie
ben, Die lie in Der srie6iidenS prud
ma6t?"
vGs lit serabe5u itaunensmertb
tpel6es @ebd6tniB unb melden Set
Define TOdter beiibt, anttpurtete 81
mutbeus; feline Iufsabe lit ibr 81
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IA. I1opember.
Sin eiui9 @rab.

y N~'C
Won liebeu Stunoen weib i'd uiel 81 ia
gen,
Hub oft bat MIDI Der Sturm, Der MIDI 9es
beBt,
9(uf zines 6rieobofs itiuen @runo per-
fbla9em
llno mid M @rabesbi9eln ab9eleBt.
Ooh Ieltfom, iiber mooenben 8ebelnen
Sdmol; oft ooS borte Web 81 miloem
S6mers,
llnb BON @ppreilen uno @eOG6tniblteinen
3oe's limo ME Srieoe in boS wunse Sers.
Mouh' 9ieo Der 2iebe unb Der 2iebes=
traler
6ob' ih erloui6t in monbem Sobtenboin,
Die ihoniten oftmolS an entle9enerNfauer,
Sim tabliten Sreuse oft, om i6lidtiten
Stein.
Mand' bloue Slume lang pom iel'eem
Sebuen,
Bon Nlten, Die in ew'9em 6riiblin9 iteben,
Bon Shmer,per9e1ien unO pom S6ulbuer=
i0bnen,
Won Siteriubel uro BON Nuferitebn.
0o6 eines Grades mill ih beut' 9eoen'
fen,
0or Dem ib emit, sulebt i'm oeuti6en
9ano,
Sereit in nelte 9abnen etnSllenfel,
Observation-Disclosures MIDI 9~efelielt fano.
@obl Monber wie9te Sas 6oupt perwuns
bert,
Der iener Spbinr ms 5tein9eli3t ees
i@aut,
Die ans Grant I'M porigen Sabrbunoert
0eomdenltols onf eiue 6ruft 9ebaut.
Ia, eiue Spbinr!LNus Swei gewalt9en
8Ioden
Soboufoetbiirmt, bdlt tie Die Sootenpo6t.
9es Rieieuleibes wu6t'ee @lieoer oeden
Den miioen 6hlQfer in Der Siefe Na6t;
llnb in ben Slouen bGlt tie oieie gSorte:
DEM eoeln Sooteu, Dem oteB Bib ges
metbt,
NerIieop es oes ertoufteu Grades Bforte
llnonoetoltet bis in Gwi9feit."
Nm GwtQfeit! So reben nod per-
wittert
Die MeiBelSil9e; aus bem 9riinen Sleto
Bon Woos uno gpbeu, oas I'M Wtnoe
s~ittert,
Quot CO beruor unb trobt: Sn @wtgs
feit!-
0o6 iieb: Der 0eib Der Spbinr, er lit ger
riilen,
Sief 9Gbnt Elm Spalt bis in oas en9e
Grab,
0'rous iiebt NON trQftig cine Sirfe ipriez
Ben
l(nb lire SlQtter wispern auf unO alb.
0om @pbeu ober bat ii6 cine Honte
.Siuoufoelhwunoen an oem ltarfenShatt;
So ronft empor am @lauben Der 6ebanfe
9on neren 9ebens electromagnetic.
60 mabnt bieb Bib an Sbn, oem Sboz
renbQn0e
0eriieaelten, wie bier, bes Grades 2bor:
8efreit befreieno an Der 3eiten Wenoe
&ono sSei1e's Mursel ite9rei6 li6 empor!
$. Rl.
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VIII. Cine @eburtstags
feier.

Guf Der Observation-Disclosures
bes 9a6es iaBen Sir9inia uno lire
Tp6ter Gdcilia uno freuten lt6 bes
pra6toplsn Ibenbs. leber Der pom
Silberlidte bes Monbes Souberbaft
uerfldrten Gampasna luosten burd=
li6ti9e NebelI6leier in pbantaltil6en
@ebilOen bin unb Der ano Elm lanf<
ter 8inb trus Die @obl9eri6e Der
b~uftenben 8liitben bes @artens en-
por 81 Mutter unb TO6ter.
Cecilia laB auf einem S6emel 81
SiBen Sirsinia's; Der Iusorud bes
rein1ten @liides lag auf bes idDnen
Mdo6ens Gntlib, benn nod fannte
iie Die @efabr nidt, tpel9e Die Mfut,
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y Ofi5ier i'm r6miiden Deere, etiua benz Stang ei
mes Sberiten entiprehenb.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-11-15
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
Jimmie W. Graha m, as Adminis'rstriA of
II. G. Graham, deceased, P'dnhF,
against
G. =. Grahim, and others. DESCENDANTS
TN obedieucc-r0 al order mslc in the
L above stated case, by his Honor. W. II.
Wallace. Circuit Judge, viii sell before the
Court House door, in the town OF Union,
within the legal hours Of sale, on the frat
Monday in December, 1889, the following
described property, to-wit:
100 ACRES
AL that certain tract of lanI, lying, heiag
and situate in Union County, Stats afure-
said, containing one hundred and fifty acre.,
more or less, known as the "Homc PLACE."
bounde by lands Of Estate of J. w. Gra-
ham, Mrs. Mary Hnmnhries, Mrs. L. T..
Thomas and tho Hamilton Bridge Road.
l40 ACRES.
All that certain tract Of land, lying, tein 2
snd situate in Union County, Stale aforesaid,
containing one hundred aud forty acres,
more or less, known as the Shannon Place.
bounded by lands Of Mrs. Mary Humphries,
Mr-. Z. 4. Thomas, P. p. Hamilton and
Mr.. A. Butler.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half Cash the balance on a credi
Of twelve months with interest from day Of
sale. to be secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and a mortgage of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union C,unty.
Masters Office, Nov. 8, 1889.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Ter Dccenlhcr 1890

Rf virtue of suudry execution, to mo di.
- rected, will sell, before the Court
House door in the town Of Union, on Mon.
day, the second day Of December, next,
during the legal hours Of sale, the follow. :.
ing described property, to-wit:
ego ACRES
, All the right, title and interest that L. l..
L'nder, Jr. Owns in one tract Of land, stu
ate, lying and being in Bogansville town.
ship, Union County, containing three hun
dred and thirty acres. more or less, boanded
by lands Of Mr.. Harrison, estate of Asa
Smith, deceased, J. T. L. Liuder, trustee,
and others. Levied on and to be sold as
the property of E. L. Linder, Jr., at the sui,
OF Z. L. Linder, Sr., aud others, plaintiffs,
against Z. L. Liuder, Jr., Defendant.
One tract Of land belonging to tae estate
Of Robert V. Harris, deceased, situate, lying
and being in PIncKney township, Union
County, containing one hundred aud Twelve
acres. more or less, bounded by lands of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, Mrs. Rapsey Gallman
E. V. Going, and Mrs Vestiau Lylss. Levied
on and to be sold as the properly OF Robert
V. Harris, deceased, at the suit Of Robert
w. Harris, Plaintiff against Thomas j. Har-
ris, as administrator Of II. V. Harris, de-
ceased, ct al.
j. G. LONG, 8. U. C.
Sheriff's Office, Nov. 9, 1889.
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Mortgage Sale.

X virtue of power contained in n mo-.
r gage given by Thomas F. Eison' 10 :
..,a. ~. Giwaris' dated 18Th August, 1884 ID; =;
recorded recorded in the Office Of the Reois,.." 200 ,
mesne Conveyance for Union Cse Cann,u OF OF
noOk i,, Of Mortgages, @. No. T., D 2s vii, In 10
T,i"n uoi,o u @@tory before the Court Hons, :,
Un,on ION .. O., during the legal hours% 49, A. s.,s !"
ianS u SI,esday In December next. that ,rao. =,
haiS tyiag 1; on the Columbia Road one and " !.
Lnnw @ nMes south Of the town Of Un;on
;nn hu"Mn ,, as me John Eison place, and sdio;n,
Ilsts Itnus OF u G. Sartor, w. Fl. Wallace n
r%.n and bounded by the Colnmh;.
T. @'o"aser to pay for p.,..
&c. EDWARDS.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION,
In the Court of Common Pleas

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
a.. A. s'rra,t, Plaintiff,
against
%hn Il. Jeferies, Defendant.
TN obedience TO an order male in the above
l. stated case, by his Honor. T. D. Fraser.
Circuit Judge, will sell before the Court
House door. ih the town OF Union, within
the legal hours Of sale, on the first Monday
in December, 1889, the following described
property, t3-wit:
90 ACRES.
One moiety Of all that tract of land, con-
tanning ninety eight acres, more or less,
lying, being and situate ia Union County,
State aforesai J, known rs the Thompson Mill,
with Mill and Machinery theron.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-half Cash /; the balance on a ere lit of
twelve months, with interest from day Of
sale, to be secured by bond Of the purchaser
aud mortgags of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters office, NV. 8. 1889.
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