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VETERANS IS HERON LAKE.
INHALATION OF G.. 4. n
OFFICERS.
4 GOOD 11N1 GENERALLY.

On Saturday evening last : goodly
number Of the vetefans Of thu etod.
dard Post 9. 4. H., respondsd g tho
Invitation Of their comrades OF Horon
Lake to Do present d the INSTALLATION
OF the olhcsrs elected b tho Post q
that place for the year 70 come. Among
the -Worthingtonians who took the
train at 1 o'clock +. n. for Heron
Lake were Commander +. Glasgow,
Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Town, aud NJ. aud Ars. l.
b. Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Pep
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. johnson. Mr..
Paisley, President W. n: c.. County
Clerk Stevens. and hessrs. H. G.
Shepard, Thos. Wills, L. G. Oliver. : :.
The; party arrived at the pleasant
village Of Heron Lake little after i've
o'clock, and were met By delegation
OF comrades who escorted the perty .
tho Chapman Ils,,se where bountiful
supper VA provided fof them. There
WAS time for . stroll over tho town,
which was well put In by most Of the
visitors. At the appointed hour the
Post, with the lnvt-
ted comrades, aud other guests assem-
bled 1t the hall Of the e.. A.. r., which,
| BY Tho vay. IL = very neat and we'll
arranged assembly room. every way a
credit to the Post aud the town
itself.
Grand Commander Parker, Of st.
Paul, conducted tho installation Scr
vices In = very impressive manner
After tho officers elect had been for
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PROHIBITION.

Not long since, in the city of Greenvillo
saw candidate come from one of the
"Devll Den,' with watch that CITY is
shamefully cursed, with the distilled Devil
that men call whiskey to buy votes. Then
II required no fanciful picture, but only
reality TO think of the hcarinches AZ.
@cSs, Tue curses, the blows, tears, the
sorrows the strifc', the crimes, the deb,s the
pans, the blasted hopes, the intense dcrra
d"'ior and supreme misery which would
come from that single barrel Of whiskey.
Surely, no thinking man will vote for sucb
candidate. If men with this vile poison
MI our Jails, almshouscs and asylums with
victims, what law is too severe 10 restro;,
and chain this monster so merciless 70 man
KIND If it feeds our penitcutiaries and
---~ q. FF7l5sl. ss,s1llg Nslrsrrs ~ NN-
drnnkard, and the Lord pity any man
that advocates high license. His plan TO
savo the people from the curse Of rum re.
minds me of thi, little poem:
"A smiling young woman of Niger
Who went out to ride on II tiger,
At the end Of theriie
She came back inside,
With her smile on the face of the tiger"
Nothing but PROHIBITION will please God,
and free the people
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SHERIFF'S SALES
FOR OCTOBER, $500.

Ri virtue of sundry execu,i m, to me d..
- rected, will sell, before the Court
House door, in the town of Union, on Mon.
day the sixth day of October next, during
the legal hours Of sa'cs. the following de.
lying ana being IN Union township, Dnion
County, containing two hundred antl.thirty
acres, more or lesI, bounded by lands OF
John McNeace, Phi ip Dunn, Samuel Bar
nadore, John G. Gailman, Lydia Sinclair
DR.. l.. Z. Mcador, and others
Levied on and to be sold as the propcriy
of L. j. Harris at the suits of Thomas Vim
son and others, plaintiff :, against Il. J.
Harris and j. e. Harris, Defendants.
ALSO, 100 ACRES.
One tract of lanI belonging to the estate
of Joseph NJ. Scott, deceased, situate, living
and being i'll Jonesvillc township, Union
County, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
John SarIor, j. w. Scott, c. II. Long and
McWhirtcr tract set off TO the widow and
children of Joseph NJ. Scctt, deceased. as a
Homestead exemption.
Levied OH and TO be sold as the properiy
of Joseph NJ. Scott, deceased, at the suit of
William Munro, plaintiff, against joseph
q. Scott, as Administrator of the estate of
Joseph NJ. Scott, deceased.
}. G. LONG,
Sheriff Union County.
Sheriff Office, Union Co, Sept. -, 1890
Sept 10 3S 81
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THE ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT..
N. G. LlTTLEJOIIN, EDrroR
ASBURY. s. T..
A GRAND OCCASION.
EDITOR

The Natiousl Alliance meets in December
at Oca'a, Florida, and see that the beauti-
full little city Of the LAND Of Flowers
intends that our Alliance Brethren from the
different States of the Union shall have n
.ue"s"'"' '-s'----.-s"---i---.L-- ..p-~:..ula
State" Ocala proposes to throw open her
doors to the members Of the National Al
lance free Of chargese and with unboundcd
generosity invites them into her orange Or
!chards to help themselves Of the golden
fruit" AMI experience the wide difference
in the orange p!ucked ripe and fresh from
the trees and those that have TO be pulled
Immature for market then the railroads
that traverse her beautiful country md the
elegant steamers that glide npou her en-
chanting rivers rs thhy wind in their SER
Pentine courses to ocean and gulf, are to be
placed without cost ut the disposal of the
brethren, tha: they may behold some OF the
beauties Of that wond land.
The fair grounds at Ocala are to be fitted
up AMI made a grand Alliance exposition,
filed with the implements, machinery, aud
products Of our diversified agricultural
country. Then, as finishing touch, l see
that at the last meeting of the board Of
directors If the Ali,nce exposition they
have donated ] 900 boxes of oranges as n
free gift to the delegates of the National
Alliance, to bring home to their wives aud
children.
My Alliance Brothers, don't we wish We
had been Of the favored few that were ap-
pointed by our State Alliance to 60 :?
Wouldn't our precious self sacrificing wives
have looked lovingly and proudly on us as
we would tell them of this FL Dorado of the
South Then how our little cotton-headcd
children would have diluted their eyes and
stretched their mouths when we would have
been a6le TO present them with a rhole box
OF oranges But, my Brother, must stop
my pencil from following my Imagination ;
and will only beg you and yours TO live
eoberly and righteomsly, that you may have
IL viii oe 900 nard - have poor time i'm
this world and the next too.
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TAX NOTICE.

FTNHE Tax Books for Union County, S. c.,
J. will be opened at Union c. IT,, s. c..
on the 18th day Of October, 1890, for the
collection Of the taxes for the fiscal year
commencing November LIST, 1889, and will
remain open until the 18th day Of December,
1890, At which tsae they, will close and
upon oil s.-a0t- -p.id by ttet Jate Is per
- fee added, aeepra,og 70
law. For the purpose Of collecting SAID
taxes | will be at the following places
on the day and date named:
Union c. H., October 18th to 2Sd.
West Springs, Friday forenoon, Oct. oath.
Colerdine, Friday afternoon, Oct. 24,h.
GIBBS, Saturday forenoon, Oct. 25,h.
Cedar Bluf, Monday afternoon, Oct. 27,h.
Cross Kcys, Tuesday, o tobcr 2s.h.
.M;ater's Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oct.
29th.
Goshen H1, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 3O,h.
Fish Dam, Friday, October 3lst.
Santuc, Saturday until 3 p. NJ, Nov. 1st.
Mt. Tabor, Monday, Nov. I'd.
Kelton, Tuesday, Nov. 4th, and Wednesday
forenoon, Nov. 9th.
Goudey,rale, Thursday forenoon, Nov.
9th.
Kendr;cEs Store. Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 9th.
WTikfnspilie, Friday, Nov. 7. and Saturday.
forenoon, Nov. Sth.
Draytonrille, Monday, Nov. 10th.
Timber Ri,lye, Tuesday forenoon. Noven,.
Der ll,h
A'bmy, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 11th,
and Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 18th.
JoncsriUc. Thursday. Nov 13,b ora
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a PERMANENT CURE.-For years | was
roublcd with the most mRlignnt type Of
Chronic Bood Trouble. After trying vari-
Gus other remedies, without getting any
benefit was induced by Joe
Schcll, b,rber, who has $ nee moved
to st. Louis, and who was cured by Swift's
Specific Of Constitutional Blood Trouble
to take s. :. =. \ few bottles cured me
permanently. ! also consider S. = s. the
best tonic | ever saw. While taking il my
weight increased and my health improved in
every way. | have recommend S :. S. to
several friends, and in every case they were
sati.fcd with the results.
s. 4. WRIGHT, Midway. Pa
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THE ANTI LOTTERY BILL BECOMES LAW
Washing on. Sept. l9.-The President sign
ed the ant lottery bill at Cresson to-day.
Mr.. Estes G. Rathbone, Chief Inspector Of
the Postoffice Department, thinks tina, the
anti lottery bill which has just passed will
prove death bow - tho Louisiana Lottery
Company. Said he to-day:
at will SO cripple them that they will be
unable to do business on anythiog like
large enough scale to meet the expense which
the running of the 10 terry entails. To be-
{, IA with. tho new Jaw rsss3ssspksIsi6a .sd1l
'he newspapeS, an advertising NE edium,
f. no paper could afford to forfeit Their
right to use the mails for the sake of the
lottery n'lv; rising. Then the bill prevents
the ,nrprny fr"m using banks as its agents
for tn u &C ion of registered letters. I'm
der this hill the in lividual who encloscs 81
in a |, tier through the mails for the purchase
of buying | tt,ry ticket is as liable to prose-
cution an ctfcer agent Of the company
would be for using the mails. l told the
Postmaster General that this bill meant the
d, ath of The lottery company.
"Of course it would not do to violate the
sanctty of The mail, and that will make it
oil the mere Il fficult to detect the frauds OH
the mail if 'h"y were attempted. The pen
atty of one years Imprisonment will do
more than nny thing else to prevent the lot
terry people from using the mails. We pro-
pose to give it the closest scrutiny and to
prosecute 10 the utmost any violations Of
the law. \ few convictions will deter any
extensive use Of the mails for this pur-
pose. One very important feature of the
new law is the clause that provides that any
pei son violating it's provisions may he pro-
cccded against either in the district where
the unlawful pubicltion is mailed or to
which il is carried by mail for delivery or
at which it is caused to be delivered by mail
to the person to whom it is addressed.
'Iu Louisiana it was found that the de-
cisions Of the courts were uniformly favor
able to the lottery, and convictions might
not be secured. Under the new law the
cases can be tried elsewhere. think the
effect of the new law will be TO wind up the
lottery, and know that the lottery magnates
are of n similar opinion
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Az EMrTr CoMrLIMENT,-Ycs Ycsterday morn
ing. after the adjournment of the Rcpubli-
can State Convention. IA Convention Of the
Fourth Congressional District met in this
city.
There were only two candidates before the
Convention: DIR. J. +. Ensor and F. A.
Saxon. G. Al. Wilder was not in the race
at all, having announced several days ago
that he would not be candidate, but still
a". Him w" ""mnl'mehtary woes were cast
Or. j. F. Ensor received the nomination
oy handsome majority, though what he
wants with 1t, unless it DC to make future
poiltical capital out Of it, is hard to under
stand ns the Fourth District is overwhel-
ming'y Democratic as to lc,vc any Republi.
can candidate not even the ghost of chance
for seat in Congress. .-Ctl. Register.
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Notice to Trespassers.

A LL persons ore hereby cautioned not to
N trcsPass on the plantation known as
the Mckissick Place. situated near Cross
Keys =. o., and now occupied 10y the under
signed. by riding, walking, hunting, cutting
down trees or trcspassing in any other way
on said place, without my consent.
Ii any one, without regard TO race or
color is found violating the above notice
they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the law.
EDWIN DAVIS.
on Cross Keys.
S"rt IA. 81 St
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\ LAWYER Baltimore, Sept
2O.-The supreme bench to-day unanimously
.igned on order disbariing Hon. John H..
Handy. ex. senator, AMI one Of the most
prominent attorneys of the locil bar. for
conduct unbecomng lawyer in having ap-
propriated u hiI own use trust funds
amounting TO many thousand dollars.
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How MONEY TRAVELS ABpur.-Rcceptlv
several gentlemen met in n hotel ut Kinston
Ont. One of them received i: Change n ten
cent piece OH which was Inscribed the mystic
symbols. "li-7S." by Jove." said he,
there's a ten center that some fcllcr has
marked to see if it will ever como back"
Let me see it, replied a gentleman of the
party. "GeDtlcmen,' he s,id, my name is
Henry Dermond. Twelve years ago, at Halt
lax \. =, | marked twenty ten cent ,icces
as this one is marked. This is the third emo
that has turned up" lie offered the owner
or the 81 for it and got it.-Toronto GloJe
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The Mil1dcLphm REGARD says: whoever
controls the school books of nation controls
- r"-''.-~ - L""s,his "f so rooplo. Tn" oar-
her impressions upon youthful minds can
never be efiaccd. No matter what may be
incu'cated by subsequent teachings. the les.
sons learned from primary textbooks arc
never forgotten. Therefore, il is wise to
guard with solicitude the channcs through
which information may flow to the young
minds Of scholars in the public schools"
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STICKING TO EARLE.-Dr. j. A, Mays.
in the presence Of several gentlemen at tho
court house on Monday morning last pre-
sented on behalf Of himself and the citizens
OF Salem handsome hickory stick To our
distinguished citizen, Colonel Joseph II.
Earle. The slick is neatly finished. of
native hickory-a product Of the soil he has
loved and defended so well-and was pre-
sentcd i'll recognition OF Colonel Earlc's
signal services to the State in the lpst
canvass - Sumter Udfch,p0U
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y Mass or SOREs.--I am go grateful for
the beneficial results obtained from using
s. ). s. that | want to add my testimony
TO That already published, for the public
good. was n mass of sores before using.
but am now entirely cured.
&. MCCARTIy, ST. Louis, Mo.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. Atlanta, Ga.
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Poor House and Poor House
Farm

OFFICE or County CoMMrssIoNrns,D
UNION COUNTY, Sept. %, 1890.
SEALED bids, addressed to the CLERK of
~ This Board, will be received until Mon.
day the 18th day Of October next. for Supcr-
intcndent Of Poor House and Farm: and
bids for the necessary sewing, which will be
two suits each for the Pauptrs unable to do
their own work
For the farm the County will furnish the
Stock for two-horse farm, provendcr for
said stock, and the necessary farm inple-
mcnts.
DUTIES OF SUPERINTENDENT.
The Superintendent will be required when
not otherwise employed on the premises
for The County, to make n hand on the farm
and do the necessary hauling of supplies
and wood TO hire the additional labor and
cputlyaie the farm under the directions Of
Any further information required will be
given by the Clerk of the Board, upon an
plication.
By order Of the Board,
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Sept - 80 81
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SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES Hrn LIreJ,
was just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was in the
lns' stages of consumption. told by physi-
oiahs that she was incurablc and could live
oh'y short time; she weighed lees than
seventy pounds. On piece of wrap, ing
paper G, she rs%d am6 Of Dr.; Kings New Discovery,
bought large bottle, il helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast. con
''nuci its use and is now strong, healthy.
rosy, plump, weighing ldO pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith Trial bottles of this
wonderful Discovery Free at B. F.. Posey's
Drug Store.
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Mr. William Whisonnnt, who lives near the
mouth Of Kings Creek. III York County, hns
sold his entire home tract, of 400 acres Of
land, to Mr.. Robert Rign.y, of Brooklyn,
New York. The latter gentleman bought
the ropsrty for mining purposes, and will
proceed to work il very soon.
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PLrCKY PICKENs WOMEN-Gatss, s. c.
sept. l7.--Mrs. Robert billiard stumble
Sfsr %fs. large cattle s4Aks sthanwas ahasRsa
ratt'c snake that had rabbit charmed
near their house last Monday. Ii
had also ten rattes aud buit"n. These are
tho only rattle snakes that were killed in
this immediate ncighborhooi this year
Tel. To GreenriUe NcwS.
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Ihc STATE O1 South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas
summons Tor Rcicf-ComI lant not Served
Winter c. Wallace, WainG0,
updIyH
John W. &. Smith. Betty Edwards Hamcs.
Daniel T.. +. Smith, Mary ~ Parr, David
Smith, Jesse Smith, Dctcndonts.
To The DcfrndootS:
VOU are hereby summoned AMI required
l. to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the cilice of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve n copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber at
his Office. No. 3 Law Pangc at Union. :. C..
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service and if
you fail TO answer the complaint within The
time aforesaid, the plaintiff 10 this action
will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded IN the complaint.
j. {. WALLACE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated Sept. ID, A. ID. 1870.
- }. fl. MCkrssIcK,
SEAL Clerk
and Daniel T.. f.. Smith: Take notice, that
the complaint in this action was filed in the
office Of the Clerk of the Court at Union,
in the County of Union and State Of South
Carolina, on the = day of September, 1890.
J. c. WALLACE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Sept II 81 ct
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or TSfAN

WI NJ cf lNIp&.
by JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, Melvin B. Kelly has made
w suit to me 10 grant him letters Of
Administration on the Estate Of and effects
of Mary j.. Kelly, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO ci;c AMI almonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors
of the said Mary + Kelly. deceased, that
they be and appear, before Inc, in the Court
of Probate, to be hGd at Union G. H., South
Carolina, on the 9TH day of October, next
after publication icrerf. at IL o'c'ock in
the forenoon, TO shw cause, il any they
have, why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand thi. 10th day of
September, Ammo Iomini 1890
-'-) JAMES VI. GEE,
SEAL Probate Judge.
Published on tn 10Th d'y Of September,
$780, in th" I'm; Vs-
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LAW AND EDUCATION

Divine law, seems to have been Instituted
to restrain wrong and promote right.
Civil law, says Blackstone, means "thc
rules OF human action or conduct" Our
laws are only such rules as our courts, sup
ported by proper authority. will enforce
The laws of our republic rests, not on bsyo-
nets, as in Europe, but on the hearts, will,
an Intelligence of free people. Or, to adopt
the words Of Lincoln. "Ours is n govern
ment Of the people, for the people,
end by the people," hence the grand i'm
ehce OF our social and political society
the grand necessity of general intelligence
and education. Since, in n country like
our', public opinion reigns supreme and onr
laws are dictated by and keep pace only
with this public opinion, how necessary that
We cultivate and teach an intelligence that
viii give us the best laws for our own genera
"oh and laws to which pcstcrity in the
centuries that now lie hid in the invisible
depths of the future may look hack. with
praise and gratitude.
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List Of Letters
Remaining i'll the Postoflicc nj Union, for
the week ending Sept 2G, 1890.
Willie Eubank. II Cairncy.
Persons calling for the above letters wi !
please say ifadvcrtiscd, and will he required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. &. HUNTER, u. VI.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

az 1mprosed Farm landa, in sums Of
" $500 and upwaris. Loans rcpayablc in
small annual instruments, through period
of six years, thus enabling the borrower to
ray off his Indebtedness without exbausting
his crop in any one year. Apply at once to
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Attorney, Union, :. G.
Aug ID 33 ly
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W L L IA M S T ON
FEMALE COLLEGE.

REV. S. LANDER, A. NJ. President.
DEFORE DECIDING WHERE TO
- educate your daughter, send for
catalogue of the WILLIAMSON Female College.
Fall session opens SeLt. 10, with better
facilities for thorough instruction than ever
befre. Best advantages. Lowest rates.
Adddres
REV. s. LANDER. a. NJ.
President, Williamson, 5. C.
Aug8 81 81
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Lad cs Lace lIundkcrchicfs ut 10 cts. each
at Ii NJ. COHEN 4 BROS
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Masonic Notice.

A Regular Communication of Union
~ Lodge, No, -. A.. F.. NJ. VIII be
held at Masonic Temple this, Friday, evening,
at o'c'ock. All the brethren are urged 10
be present W. ID. ARTHUR.
Secy.
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For Sale or Lease.

MY plantation in the fork of Pacolct and
INl Broad River, known as the Alexander
place, containing five hundred acres.
A four or FIVE horse farm can be cultivated.
LIBERAL TERMS.
For particulars enquire of Mr.. j. II. Gall
mar, living near the place, or myself at
Pacolct, S. &.
II. T. MCDOWELL.
Sept. ~ 3S I'm.
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Notice of Application
for Charter.

NJ Office is hereby given that application
~ will be made to The General Assembly
Of the State Of South Carolina, Il, its next
Session, for the Charter of Railroad Com.
pany to construct and opcra'c II railroad
from Union Court llouS'. 5. C., or from
scmc point between Union Court House and
Joncsvillc, on the line of the Spartanburp.
Union and Columbia Railroad, t, Lockhart
Shoals, s. c., by such route as m,y he
deemed most practicable.
{. d. FAERAR,
Y. +. McBEE.
JOSEPH WALKER,
a. u. FOSTER.
c. f.. FLEMING
Sept II 81 a.
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The New York JJorM and Ns,rx anu C1uyicr
n sale at ii. F. SCAIFE Il SONS.
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UUhfpaiiS -

UohfpanS ---;-'
NOTICE is hereby given, that Books Of
~ smbscripIi II T. the Ca'ital Stock of
"Thc Lockhart Manufacturing Company"
will be opened on the 29th day of Svrtcm-
Ter, 1890, at the following places, tO-wit
Office Of Pelzer, Rodgers Il Co., Charles
ton, 8. G.
Loan and Exchange Bank, Columbia, s. e.
Foster, wilkins & Co Union, :. G.
John L. Ayers, Chester, $. c.
National Bank Of Ncwberiy 5. &.
w. j.. Roddy's, Rock Ill., sc.
Merchants s. Farmers Bank, Spartan
burg, S. G.
Norwood's Bank, Grecnville, :. &.
Office ofCapt. V. f. McBec, Asheville. n. c.
G.. ID. FARRAR,
Sec'y. and Treas.
Sept ~ 80 2t
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons holding claims against the
N estate of Willie J.. Scaife. will present
them, properly attested n; once TO
B. f. ARTHUR,
\duin stratOr.
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