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4 Chas. u Rsaea, IL Soutn D-Fls-on-
= i4p-Eeai2I Hlss.8gst.s-
hoFse e.e.Jssx ne % ghe IRE aeP~ Z
raL as4g sl1h0u. a21l~5es seS-
eid > 90 LseE-sz.
a pr ot n .sEangs rsa away ~ith
ttA s1so-, gsss~Fd4{. GA Ls-4--st-
~ te4rss bwSs 2se - AK spiiis1'
A team L..lsnz x 70 tbs e2Dis COM
J<ng IA away &c AooFes-st., ySetsf-
lAy, ard were slxhuy injured 81 run
aiag ilt9 a hack ll iFOnt q tie MoItou.
Alderman Isaac 81. TuTasF enter
aimed number OF the ely orn0als
M TFlellsls Al as pEetly home Ga
,outh gsE1sEson-st.s West SIDE l~sL
evening
The admiralty case OF Thew ct a.. -.
Pine LAKE Land and Iron COnipang
sAs submitted after argument IA tae
Jnitsd states court. Judge oeYeEens
reserved his dec slon.
The declaration ia the case Of c. G.
Cofnstoek against David d. ErSlu, re-
celyvr OT TIE Newayg0 ManuI2cIuung
COMPANY, and James W. Converse, Was
aled IN the circuit court yesterday.
Mach activity prevails At ST. Marks
Home m Preparation Tor she opening,
Jn Saturday, the 10Th. The reception
will continue from until 10 p. IA. fhe
dedication service viii take place al
$50.
Judge Grove is rapidly disposing Of
the nou-luTy cases remaining on the
calendar, And number oi cases were
continued over tne term yesterday, as
SHOWN Oy the record Ia another
Column.
Misses Gage & Benedicts dancing
classes for Friday and Saturday OF TINS
week Will be omitted; next week classes
WILL occur as usual, Tuesday evening,
THURSDAY night hop, Friday and satur-
day afternoons.
The circuit court jury came in at 10
O'Clock yesterday morning, after DELHI
Grating All night, and announced that
they could not agree upon verdict in
the case of hyrOn Hester and Samuel
FOX against John ,. Walker.
The officers of the Uniyersalist Re
SOFT Association will. IN a lew weeks,
run an excursion Ia their grounds near
Traverse City for the purpose OF open
ing up the sale OF lots. The preliminary
survey Is about completed, and the lots
Will be staked out IN few days.
The secretary of the Grand Council,
Royal ArcsEum. has been instructed to
purchase handsome badges u present
10 the retiring Grand Regent Frary and
Grand Treasurer Brown, IN recognition
OF their service. Mr.. Brown has held
the ofice OF grand treasurer for twelve
| years.
The saying that good thing is not
appreciated by those who have not felt
the want of II. was illustrated last even
ing by the exunguishment OF all the
electric street lamps on one OF the
down town circuits. The darkness was
OF only short duration, but 1t was very
thick while II lasted.
The parade of the Johnson Wine
Company at l O'Clock yesterday after
noon attracted great deal OF attention
by Is novelty. During the parade the
| celebrated Pilsener beer manufactured
10y the Findlay Brewing Company, of
Toledo, was distributed TO nearly all
the tirst-class saloons IN the city.
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Not arr. Bat Drunk.

Yesterday a telephone dsspasoh from
the Soldiers Home TO the jail called
for the presence Of an oficer right
away quick Under Sheriff KerwIn
fastened 0orthwsrd. and when be ar
rived a. the home ne found old Soldier
Lawrence Eagan shiverlng from the
effects of 2 recent cold bath and raving
Ike she-bear 10 od man wss
brought 20 town snd lodged IN jAl
For some hours it VAS a mater Of
doubt whether the Old man uas drunk
or crazy. The latest sdvioes are 70 the
effect thst az the Old mans breath gets
sweeter, hss mind gets clearer.
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Cart. r. 7. Novsn. TIE very pleas
ant ni .l'tsry gentleman vho has oeer
fn tns city week CT more. sndesvor.
rnr - enroll recruits for tne csrs rV
eff fer Lsusng yes7er1sv TIE
rsrtzin 4 not enroll a nan ~ e
aers. sithorgh hs 7sd fifteen ~ a4ors
srr' cations he "a & o1.v two 0f tne
men were I'D 20 the sfsndsri snd they
wonIs ret - suruilpd hcCagse % tee
tr,e nnt The ses~1u = rot fsvaraole
for auphrst5nrs and Cart. Vow a. mas
reuru 90 Ery hls lacS n 6rsltt bsp'9.
ssser.
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Thi. pats a Hls.ory-April l9

This Date n His'ory-Apfl l8.
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ls0 Ds.sk q gSa1 a. s.L2o< "a Sod q
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ls.s- s.a1s Il csrrs 9<rSs hsxso@szs reNzs<d
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= E..r2<1s .asf nors~r sS@4s sza1.A-alts1 -
Coaszzs-.ses D .. Porter. .Gtack F0rs< Jacksoa
A.sl 81 Pn-ap. a. Dpsu.esoAs inchs1las easr
sslrs II <s~ OFs~aa< cossr ss1 d4Fs
80 Ds-lA q 8ca- zsscss coexl44x - Ass
lssx s<ed -
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Eat Secale Flake.


That parade yesterday of the John
son Vine Company and the Find
lay Brewing Company was quite nov
city ia events OF this description. cer-
tam il ls the band that accompanied Il
attracted crowds of people along the
thOrOughfares over when II passed. As
result OF the parade, the firm sold al
their goods and received a new carload.
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A RAILROAD SUIT
Eho1Ass Roek Ants sse sse fro1 the
DC 8 r. RAILWAY Ssap~s.

A eg sut was commenced ~ suIa-
Tnols Ia the United states Court. vesleT-
d4y. Ia August l2sG Thomas Rocs, .
Chleago contractor, entered MO oon-
tract wish lhe Detroit. Ch2Fleyolx 4 Is
canada Railroad Compaay to buiid
their read from charlevoir 10 Petoskey
he VAS. he claims, 20 receive pSy 0n
monthly estimates Of the work as fur
nished ID t2e coup2ng's engineers. he
Went 10 NOrk and gul Toe llne ready for
Tie ties. Dut. a. tie compensation MAS
OMITTED. he stopped work IL Octobsr,
He had done work for shleh he alleges,
he should receive So, ,o00, aud bTings
suu T. recover that amount He i very
uncertain a. % the actual ownership
of tie road. The {. s. " N. engineers are
Ia part pos sesSiOn, Sna the lUledo, Aan
Ar1of a AlcnlgsB Is trying 10 get hold
Of q, - that in order 70 get service
upon tn actual poSsessofs OF the road
Ihvse tRO companies are included IA
Tie or g.nal wrlL
The president, X. n. Cherry has been
10 New York trying 10 dispose OF the
road, and bankers are Offering 80 cents
on the dollar for claims. The papers
were placed IN the hands of Marshal
Clark, and they will be served upon
the officers of Tie road AT CharleyoiI
today.
Edward +. ComstOck, Of Chicago, IS
Mr. Rocks attorney, and the papers
were taken out 10y Everett ID. Comstock,
OF tins city.
Nh. Rock Was one of the contractors
engaged N the building OF the G. X. & l..
That tired, languid feeling and dull
hnahachA !. NArN dlsagrnaahle. lake
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IS South DIySIon-St.

No Cd Goods 20 work Of. The stock
i. entirely new ana in iine shape. The
assortment u varied and complete.
Goods delivered 20 any part of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

WAsHIssroS. Apr la-For Jpps
aid Lower Achis.E. Fair. clearing q
Upper Machlssn, s.rEasri sag-sb.s
sinds, becoming east~rLy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

rvan are ,la. Fstaer R8nsfas. ne wing -aa
1s.e
rt-t snenff at~s aisa f'nE Tssrs FEo.
T-f vnu iirs -fess aieaz a. tfsnxa aotainE rsre
wax
Vse. ga tsl'c- rhv - go az So
II ssrx uaa. ssia ne sese. VIA swsak -
Mserr
re r-ssss sfsf g. act So
T. fhsf a. ~ ale aoH4 Secaie F1zkes I've
exfea.
Which sxplGas s5 Tou WY ( AT - sr~
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NOTICE OF CONN SS'oNERS ON CLAIM

CTATE OF MlCHlGAN-County Of Kent, ss.
- Probate Court for said county.
Estate OF
DANIEL SULLIVAN. deceased.
The undersigned having Oeen appointed by
the Hon. Judge OF Probate of sa county,
Commissioners on Claims IN the matter OF said
estate. and six months from the I'D day oi
March. 4. D.. lSN. having been allowed by sal q
Judge OF Probate. TO All persons having clAlms
against said estate. which 10 present their
claims 10 us for examination and adjustment
Notice Is hereby given. that W. Will meet On
Friday. the I'd day Of May. A ID. 1890. ald on
Monday. the 22d day Of september. A. ID. lsso
al ten o'clock a. m. Of each day. NJ the on &C
of Tateum. Clapperton & lIine. No. IS Lyon-st,
in the city OF Grand r tpids. In said county, "a
receive and eXamin such claims.
FRED A. MAYNARD,
WI. ALDRICH TATBUM.
Dated April ]. A. ID. lssJ. Commissioners.
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II. IIRSDRIcK.

desire DO party or parties in Grand
Rapids 10 trust or give credit 10 any
one on my account.
III HVSDRrCK
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

have number of tickets for the
Booth aud Modjeska entertainment
which are for sale. Call telephone 1853.
L. J.. ID.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

Pa % e rrsffrt-t s-1-s~r 4 - e1e-fs -
D rl stsaFa svrsn Fre su -
49, the re rnes s-e as =
'ee 49, q ssIFsztoa ,ii- tae aksz1@s 81 9ss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

The Michigan Central Will run a
special excursion train u Detroit Thurs
day. April "A, 1890, giving its patronsan
opportunity of visiting the Floral and
Musical Charity Festival, at the follow
ing extremely low rates: Leave Grand
Rapids, 6:l5 j. m, $3.50; arrive Jack
son, 9 4. m, depart, $40 a. m; arriving
at Detroit at ll:30 a. M; returning,
leave at 7:30 p. III. Tickets good only
on this special train.
j. VI. BRIGGS,
General Agent, Grand Rapids.
GEO. ". MUNsON,
Union Ticket Office.
J. y. HAWKINS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
The "Toss Up" Cgar Is just what II is
ca med 10 be. clear I0ng Havana tiler at sc,
c lual 10 any lOc cigar In the marAet.
Try Secale Flakes for breakfast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

That tired, languid feeling and dull
headache Is very dIsagreeabie. Take
two OF Carter's Little LIVER Pills before
retiring, and you Will md relief. They
never fail 10 90 good.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

Lily white Flour
Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most satls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

The "Toss Up" Cigar is just what II is
c. med 10 be. a clear l0ng Havana iiller at &c,
Ia. IL 49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-18

Try Secale Flakes for breakfast.
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SHERIFF'S SALES
FOR OCTOBER, 1890.

ny virtue Of sundry executions to me di.
- reoted, rswill sell, before the Court
House door, in The town Of Union, on Mon.
Gay the sixth day of October next, during
'ne legal hours Of sa'es, the following de.
sorioed property, to-wit:
230 ACRES.
All the right, title q, d intere.t that T. 7.
Harris owns in one tract Of land, situate.
yihg and being in Union township, Union
County. containing two hundred aud thirtv
John s, s,nS more or iss,, bounded by lands Of
nadore, John G. Ga'imans Lydia Sinclair,
DR.. L. Z. Meador, and others.
Levied on aud to be sold rs the property
of L. j. Harris at the suits Of Thomas Vim
son and others, plaintiffs, agaisstl I. j.
Harris and j. C. Harris, Defendants.
ALSO, 160 ACRES.
One tract Of land belonging to tho estate
Of Joseph NJ. Scott, dccea.ed,- situate, lying
and beiug in Jonesvillc township, Union
County, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, more or less, bounded by lands OF
John Sartor, J. W. Scott, C. X. Long and
McWhirter tract, set off to the widow and
children Of Joseph M. Scott, deceased, as o
Homestead exemption.
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property
of Joseph NJ. Scott, deceased, at the suit OF
William Munro, plaintiff, against Joseph
G. Scott, as Administrator Of the estate OF
Joseph nj. Scott, deceased.
j. G. LONG,
Sheriff Union County.
Sheriff's Office, Union Co., Sept. Is, 1890
Septic 38 ct
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2 : ~ 49, nelHp35tafal Plea. = ssts q
~ Adaress Fan Of Ciuss RsealsIe<. xssxsa %
me Voters cjthe Fourth BI)ltlct. ~
GRsENvlLLx. September 27.-The follow-'
ing circular is being distributed throughout
snis county by the frienis Of Capt. G. w.
trict: "'''
TO tho Voters ofthe 4th. Congress sional Dis
ucs' The principles Of the Fxrmers' Move,
meut orve been triumphantly vindicsted in
the nomination Of d. X. Tilinan for C,oyer-
nor. In that contest we demonstrated our
power 20 accomplish at the ballot box auy.
ming that Is just and right that wesdesire.
! vpy nexsaed nosse eigspsstent ~ 3z55f
! NON this, the 4shy Congressional district. 4
true and tried representative of our views 70
Congress. The greatest evils we endure
come from corrupt and wicked Federal lesis-
ation. shall We elect n man who is alto
getntr with us In sympathy aud interest,
one who knows and feels our wants? Then
vote for Capt. g. W. Shell. who has done so
much to carry the Farmers Movement 10
complete success.
The halls Of Congress are crowded with
more than two hundred aud City lawyers,
VIII you add still another one who is now
employed as attorney for great railroad
ccrporan"ot His friendship and allegiance
are due TO those who employ him. HiJ Fss-
sociations and preferences are naturally
with those who pay him and whose bread
he eats. Congress is now full Of lawyers en-
ployed, either directly or Indirectly, in the
interest Of every class Of plunderers Of the
people. II you elect Capt. G. ". Shell no
such temptation will allure him away from
his post of duty.
Tho same bitter opposition to B. r. Till.
men, your candidate for Governor, is being
msrshalled against Capt. Shell. 1t IL easily
within your rover to elect Capt. Shell over
+sxheaf Of all opposition IL you viii bestir
yourselves and turn out on Tuesday, the 7tb
OF October, at the Second primary, and vote
Tor Capt Shell. Will you do it and main
tain the vantage ground you have already
won, or will you, forgetful Of your highes.
public interest, stay away from the polls,
(which will ensure his defea',) and get for
your reward the boastful jeers ofyour oppos-
ers and the fippaut ridioule of the little light
weight newspapers in the land who have
opposed your every real effort for reform aud
self-governmeot. Lctevery friend of tho
Farmers Movement do his duty, and on
Tuesday, the 9TH of October, roll up d major
iy OF 5000 for your candidate, Capt. G. W.
Shell. WV
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BEroas AM 4yTsx Ussxc AT ore time
z ha@AwW Cores mud Pimpies - my face,
ANA 6ittr using two tottles cfSUlS. s. was
and now have nice smooth complex
ion. JAMES I, RoyIr Atlanta a.
My LIFE BURpEy.-I was afflicted from
my infancy with Catarrh and with erupti ions
on my face for ten years. Il was attended
oy the very best physicians, and tried q
number Of b'o3d purifiers, without perma-
neot relief. 1he mineral ingredients settled
n my bones, and caused Rheumatic trouble.
i'y life was q burden to me- and my case
was declared incurable, when / saw 8. s. s.
ssvesti.sd. s,., Eight bottles cured me entirely,
Josix !Owxss, Montpelier, Ohio.
t., tisc on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed { &c.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta. Ga.
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ELECTRIC BIrTERs.-This remedy is be-
-sss.ing 60 well known and SO popular as Ia
mee< no special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittsrs sing the same song Of praise
"A parer medicine does not EXIT, end il is
guaranteed TO do all that is claimed. Flee
trio Bitters viii cure all disease 8 of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boils, Salt Rheum and other affection,
CEASED by impure Eco.!. drive Mala-
ria from the system and prevent os well as
cure oil Ma'arial fevers.-- For cure OF Head
ache, Constipation aud Indigestion try Elec.
tric Bi,iers-Enii'e satisfaction guaranteed,
or money efunded.-Prioo 500 and $T.06
per bottle at Is. +. Posey's Drng Sore.
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The eNelly Bly, Velvet Cap, for Ladies
and Misses, 35 cents, at ~
H. NJ COHEN & BROS.

TIRE RIcnEsr STAKE IN THE WORLD
Secret,ry Lawrence has compiled the figures
Representing the value Of the Consy leland
Futurity s axe in which Mr.. Belmont's can
dida,es, Potomac and Mssher, ran first and
,oecond, and MIR. @. b. Morris's colt. Strath.
meath, thirj. The total value is $77,7OO, Of
which amount $69,430 is t, Ppiemac's 8
credit, $500 to Washers, and S2,25O to
Sirathmerth's. As Mr.. Belmont won the
$500 awarde to the breed Of the first and
second horses, he will receive $75, ,460 as his
ehare, thus making the st,ke to him the
most valusbie ever won by any horse owner
an breeder in the WORLDLY. Y. Times.
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TIE WEsr AND TUE SOUTu-There was
deal OF good hard horse sense in Congress.
man Tillman's speech to the "a district Con-
veo'iou on Friday last on the occasion of
hts denomination to Congress. What he said
IN opposition to the sub-,reasury bill was
very much to the p int, aud what he said in
regard to the proposed political ALLAN ce
between the South and the West was partic-
ulary appropriate just at this time, when
people are ruoning after SO many strange
gods. "The West IS moro bitter against the
South than the North is," sid Mr.. Tillman
They put tax on Southern cotton seed oil
20 that it will DO fit for nothing but manure
Where were your Western sub treasury
friends when Congress taxed your cotton
seed oil; when it added 800 per cent on
Jour cotton ties when the infamous force
bill was passed, aud when the West refused
TO vote for free silver! II Is sickening 10
hear the South talk about forming political
alliance with the West,' -~EEr~I
Mr.. Tilmau's heal is very level on this
point. The West, if possible, hates the
South with an intenser hatred than the
North and Esst, and mas never lost an oppor-
tunity In politics ani legislation to show
its utter disregard of the rights aud interests
of this section Of the country. Some of the
bitterest political opponents Of the South
hail from the West. The most violent and
repressive measures aimed at the South
have found their hea-te.t support among the
Republican politicians and statesman of the
West. To talk of the South making polit-
ical al lance with a section which has never
exhibited the slightest evidence Of kindness
or fsirness in its treatment of tho South is
to talk utter nonsense, ind we are e 'ad that
Mr.. Tillnian has placel our too responsive
people onltheir guard against scheme which
means OILY further political degradation
TO the South. and o further eacrifice of the
spirit'of independence on the part Of the
South.
The fact il. the South hos precious few
friends in this greu American Union. ~. All
'oth<r sections and all partissawfff trade upon
our aexperience and credulity, but it would
lbe supreme folly on our part to give more to
any section than We get in return ami to
'shut our eyes to the designs which all the
outside statesman have upon our pockets
and our Industries. If the West stands in
nee Of the South, it will come to the South,
but the South should not break its neck to
get to the West. If we are going to trade
in politics 1t all, We mus. at least trade even,
and It would be in keeping with the COM
= nieroisl sPirit Qf The day Il. .,wc should re.
Tuire "somcthing 70 b6ftg'--7nysws r.aad
Courier. ~. - a.-- $780, ---.-.--.-.-....s
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DEHPRILL TO BE OPP0sED. Che.ter, Sep.
26.-The Republican Congressional Conven-
tion Of the Fifth District met here to-day
under the call Of Levy, chairman Of the
executive c"mmittee. Levy was nominated
for Congress with but little oppostion-only
two votes being cast for w. Q. Alexander Of
Kepshaw.
Clark Of Lancaster, who has been most
prominently mentioned as the coming candi-
date, did not receive vote. Levy seems 10
have had things his own way.-Coi. Register.
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Notice to Creditors.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, !
UNION COUNTY.
UNION, 8. c., Oct. 1, 1890.
A LII persons having claims against the
"A County not examined and approved by
the Board, will be required to present them
TO the Clerk Of the Board
BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF NovEM-
BER NEXT.
Persons holding JURORS, WITNESS, AND
C0NSTABLES CERTIFICATES issued from
the Courts Of Gsneral Sessions are included
in this notice.
It is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY tha,
creditors should heed this notice, il they
do not wish to have their claims passed to
the next f.cal ye,r, thereby depriving them
selves Of the payment for twelve months
hence, and preventing the Board from
making true and correct statement Of the
Indebtedness of the County upon which the
Taz. Levy Is bassas>
Bs order Of the Board.
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Bosri -
Oct3 90 - 60
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TAX NOTICE.

'HE Tax Books for Union County, s. c..
Il Will be opened at Union C. H., s. c.,
on the 10th day Of Octuber, 1890, for the
collection Of the taxes for the fisca, ye,r
commencing November 1st, 1889, and will
remain open until the 10Th day of December,
1884, at which time they will close md
upon oil taxes not paid by that date Is per
cent. penalty will be added, according to
law. For the purpose of collecting said
taxes will be at the following places
on the day and date named:
Union C. H., October 10Th to 23d.
> e6RTaiass Fsissy sssosisSs i 80. 2 -
GIBBS, Saturday forenoon, Oct. 25 h.
Cedar Bluff, Monday afternoon, Oct. 9th.
Cross Keys, Tuesday, o, tober 2S'h.
Minter's Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oct.
29th.
Goshen MH, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 3O,h.
Fish Dam, Friday, October 3lst.
Santue, Saturday until 3 p. NJ, Nov LIST.
Mt. Tabor, Monday, Nov. 3d.
Eeiton, Tuesday, Nov. 4th, and wcduc day
forenoon, Nov. 9th.
Goudeysvilie, Thursday forenoon, Nov.
9Th.
KendTeks Store, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 9th.
Wilkinsuille, Friday, Nov. Z, and Saturday,
forenoon, Nov. 9Th.
Draytonuiile, Monday, Nov. 10th.
Tcmhsr R,ny1, Tua.do,, ro.o.o..
Der 1lth.
Asbury. Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 11tb,
and Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 18th.
'a"e'rilte Thursda!ss-tNayt lab. and
Friday forenoon, Nov. 18th. Sssi-. -
TAX LEVY AS FOLLOWS:
For State purposes. .......... 81 Mills. 2
For Ordinary County pur-
poses ........ ........ AZ Mills.
For School Constitutional tax z Mills.
For Past indebtedness. ....... IL Mills.
For Interest on Railroad
B,nds...... ..""". ."."..... 81 Mills.
For Retiring Railroad Bonds l Mil.
Total........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III Mills.
All male citizens between the ages o
twenty-oDe and fifty years, WIN. are ply 81
cally able 10 earn support, ae liable Il
pay poll tax.
Per.ous owning property in diffrren
townships will please so state when they
come to pay their tax.
will be at my affice at Union C H., OF
aad after the 10th day Of November, 1890
until The 10Th day of December, 1890.
j. +. SCOTT,
County Treasurer.
Sept 10 80 At
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List Of Letters
Remaining in tho Postofficc at Union, for
the week ending Oct. 3, 1890.
willie Avery. Maudy Ridges.
Mry Mary Clifford 8 Gibbs.
Miss Irene Hargrove. Heneman King.
Miss Monte A j Mason. Grant Worshaw.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. c. HUNTER, p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-03

LOOK OUT FOR CouSrERFEITs. Chief Jam es
Brooks of the secret service at Washington
has issued circular warning the public
to look out for new dangerous counterfeit
Two dollar certificate, which is said to bs a
close imitation of the genuine. It can be
distinguished from the latter because It has
no distrihated fibre and no parelel silk lines
and also because the mustache in the portrait
OF General Hancock curls upward instead of
sdrooping. --D>---,,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-10-03
Notice to Trespassers

A LII persons are hereby cauti ned not to
IA trespass on the Ilanta'ion known as
the McKissick Place, situated near Cross
Keys p. o., aud now occupied by the under.
signed, by riding, walking, hunting, cutting
down trees or trespassiDg in any other way
on said place, without my consent.
IL 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,
Cross Keys.
Sept IL 81 81