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TRAINS yoKTa wARo.
'Daily tDaiiy slecp, sunday.

Oddly tDa.Iy except sunday.
sToPPING-PLAOhx
NoA IL ~, 81 ami IS. mako D ssop& MOI
y and n ssop "a esKaA al Aanshutr.
Drewry's Biu1. CenuallA. cad ChssssS Nc. -
stops on signal al Msncneatsr and Chester. Ma
~ stops az Aaacheatsr fos -. ~ - ~, Al,
a. and Is, Will stop a. sJ slAtoaS ios passsa-
CORA ..,,
On Trains Noe II sad % siespiag-cars between
New Yosk and Tampa Via (yta Jscrsosriisl
90 rrsins sos II and n slsepias-osrs bet.ssa
Washington and CaAxiosson. On Train No ",
sleeping.csrs perSsoa Wsshtnzson aud jazz
sonytlla On Train No rs si0o 1ins-ca DO
tween Jsch Vile aud Nss York
TIE ONLY ALL~aAIL LINs 40 NORFOLK.
Rloamon a..s .:ao ~ sor,ors a.f ss,, p
RlchmenS 'I:ss p. N. Norfolk -. 7:OD r. n
Norfolk ...'at0A. a. kioaIaood. .lgii A. NJ
NorSon 200 r. NJ Ri0nmoad s.s3 +. II.
fb0 rails leaving Richmond styD A. n sai
Norfolk at &. d. arc sOlid trans Dotyssa
tsese TWO poius, and rsssengsrs - tnroIsa
withou: ehsngs Of cara cio,s ooanocfions srs
also made 80 Petersburg By tue 3s3 Y. q. vala
from Klcnmond snd the $40 A a. Yam fron
Norfolk
Trains leaving kisnraoni NJ % A. y. snf
ii:1J r. n. aud arriving ~ kohmoad 81 lsi) =.
NJ and Sos Z. n. MAKO close c1l1ecnoo ~
Pstersourg 20 aud frsIa Klymnio, Lyncheurx
and southwestern yoinsA
IN. svLLy, s1psrtsieaieai
IT. II. EYuzA ScnerA superintendent
4. n kaBzsos. 0eaerA Passenger Axsaf
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DISAPPOINTED DEMOCRATS.

9 Big Crowd Ia Cumberland. but No
epcakers--Organ and Success.
tcorrospondonce OF tho Richmond Dispatchl
CUMBERLAND CoURTHoUsE,
October %, 1890.
Yesterday was our oourt-day and quito
good crowd was 30 be seen on the
street. The day Was the coolest Of the
season. This, however, did not deter
the good people from coming, for all
fully expected to have had tho pleasure
Of hearing Colonel ). L. Coleman speak
on the issues of the present canvass.
The universal regret was that ho was abb
sent attending the Buckingham Circuit
Court The court was IN session but q
short time, and very little business was
transacted, as the Commemorative At
torney was absent too, along with Mr..
Coleman. All the cases in which the
Commonwealth is plaintiff were con-
sinued.
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZING.
The Democrats we're busy all day or
ganizing the several committees and
making arrangements for the fight /
had the pleasure OF shaking the hand Of
my valued friend, Colonel Il. w. L..
Blanton, who is now assistant superin-
tendent OF the penitentiary. He was very
busy organizing bis magisterial district
and getting his men well in hand. saw
bis plan Of organization, which is tho
rough in every particular, and you may
expect good results from bis district
AIR. Clarke, too, the county chairman, is
t.good worker. There is DO county in
the State that can boast Of better or
Gaer Democrats than old Cumberland.
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RAILROAD Lisgs.

RAILROAD Lfsgs.
DICHMOED. FREDERICKSBURG
a \ AND POTOMAC RAILkoAD.--sohedu ls
commencing AkhIL ~, isrp--esstefn standard
tina
~ A. Il. lesvss Byrd-ssrsss stasoa daily.
GJops onlV a. Ashland Bogl we'll, Nil
fo<d. and YredsstckSb burg, Brooke and
"idessssE Sleeper " Washington
eai zev York
ll:ss A. n. leaves Dyrd-susss stsaoa daily. OF.
except sunday. Bauei Psrior Car
bcnmoDl 70 Washington.
s.45 p. NJ lesyes DYrd-snses stsroa dasly
sleeper. Richmond " New YORK
GsoA d. arrives a. Byrd cucst station daily
Sleeper fron Nes rork
as P. ID arrives ~ Byrd-srcsi stauoa daily,
sseps ss fredexfckso2r2. Milford
BON rsii. and Ashland sleeper fron
wsshinEna and New YORK Does aos
stop ~ n pA
s<s r. n sxrfvss O. b7ru-etrses ssadoa daflE
exseD. sunday. Buffet fefior Car
Washington % ktcnmond.
ASHLAND fHAisa
pArr sxcsSr svroAvx
Goa NJ. ,ssvss @sA Arrives A' AsAiaais
cor. u. sseommodsssa leaves yyrd-3srsss
saaP. N leaves Eba arrives st AahiAaa -
sGA N. ssisss alta Leaves Ashland asi,s
e1A NJ naom mediation arrives A. nFyA
sssss sssroa; leaves Ashland ss7:r
cisR. n ssrisss y nss hsvss Asala.a =
asV r 4 TAYLOR rrsr,s xaaasss
1T u Mxsxs GENERAL saoertatsadsas
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-

NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail-.
IN gOAn
scxxpuIS n Kygs0r NAY Ii. IDl
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 a0RsoiA AND
LYscHBCaa
L1AvR RICHMOND. BfKD-sTRsgr STATION
&c A 4. Daily. ~ PotsrsDsrs ---ktehnonA and
Norfolk fhrosgh S1pFes-Arnvs e
Norton i2.2s r. n. sssDs osiy AZ Ps-
terbsra ana SUFFOLK A sScoa6
gsip, IsavRg Petsrsbgr1 ~ il.sy A.
Il. aud arriving % Norfolk as r. u.
esops a. ali staIionA
ezpA n. DAiiy, ~ Pessxsgurs. Arrive e
Ps.ssoarg 1918 4 ~ Ma lsavss
Posersoasg 1913 A. n. fox Y2ra-
VILE Lynaahsrs. saa AL poin . sesth
snn Y Jsiiy' .ss ps,srsssrx. Aruv, -
tsssbars Hi5r. n: issys Pstssbusa
go ?. y daily ssstsias Hss!esAf
nm ?. Y Daily, ~ Ps,sssusx Arss,s a
PsssrsburS ifso3 A. u. opaass1sa
via rrsis No 1 lsAvins fssssshSrS
~ itss A - fsr farmv,lsI Lyncn.
burt rssSaeaAA ana ell posso
iiso A n. pslIr. vss burs svfnA ser ywmvuA
LynoAsurs. Ne ssass. ssa wssa
srAxAu slsRMe.2AR AcooAxonA-
No. i-sissvtag-ess fross Pessrsssss y Brood
vtsaess SsagA isssisg fsseF.hasw dsisy -
t ". :. = a1a LynsassFs y hsmpan st,h
ss 49, s-lEyssAs-s y Home "a a0e,eAs !,
Memphis vtehou sAaaeA
. : 49, ss = =: = s.s:
Iallssaa te2sa = y. 0ssbs<A 10 asAs ssIssS
"a ss'As o'sssas' 's.;s = 81, r.. go
fo>31o491 ksAas
". r bottlk
fll1EQ& u1eR ttos14ea1onX
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Y0RK-RIFER LINE,vrA wEsrPoIsr.
TIE FAyOBlfE ROUTE HORrA

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN 40 n. 2;IO T.. y.
LOCAL EXFRksS, daily r1ept sAnihy. stops
at oil statiobs Al Lester fsn0r eouaecs Wih
stazs for WaAerton With Baltimore steamer -
West Polnt
TRAIN 70 10, .:33 p X.
BALTiMoRk LlAl1ED. daily except sunday.
for West Point connecting win l0rs-itiyer
steamers for baltimore At Baltimore steamers
opnBcct with Baltimore aDi Ohi0 railroad Toe
Washington. Philadelphia. AMI Now York
Steamers leave Baltimore r. n. DAILY except
Bun1ar
Trains srriys a. Richmond ei5 A ~ aud io.l)
An.
TRAIN No -. 40 A. a.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday leave,
Twousy-thirri street for Wee, Point aud inter-
mediate poip:a
TIcaetoiiice as station foot Of yirgials saes'
Opoa 4. n. tobP. 81. and from Up. N. " 9sl
A. VI.
city nekotoSies-cornsr OF Tons and Aala
,Toets
bOL HAAS, JAR l. TAfLOR,
Trafnc Manager General Passenger Agea.
JOSEPH b POrfb. Divlsloa Passenger Agent
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In retiring from active business desire TO
return my thanks TO the many friends or
HutcbeOn s. Donald for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on that firm and 20 bespeak for tho now
firm Of MIDDEHDOkF 81 DONALD q continu-
ance OF the fayors shown the old firm.
Very respectfully,
oc 30-3t ARCHIBALD IUTCHKOS.
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81 win be seen next Tuesday In the
fnt ranks, fighting for her true and
Sithfui representative. HeDrySt George
Fucker.
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BRING OUT FUCKERS VOTE.
TayIor's Ways that Are Darh
Among the Negroes.

Among the Negroes.
fcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FoRK UNION, Va, October 20, 1890.
/ am for from being an alarmist, but
my recognition OF the vital interests TO
the country involved in the congressional
election impel me TO report that the most
reliable information is TO the effect that
tho apparently silent independent candi-
date liaylor) is much moro active than
is usually supposed. The line along
which this activity is exhibited and the
means 10 which resort is made to cap
ture the Republican vote is for the pres
ent withheld for reasons the wisdom OF
which is clearly discerned by the writer.
IL 1T ABOVE BOARD?
II the present opposition to Tucker
we're manifested and pressed in the broad
light of day it would be hardly sufii-
GENTLY weighty to assure the poll OF
more than half Of the Democratic vote,
but this still-hunt style of canvass tends
TO foster q condition of apathy which
in this portion of the district is simply
appalling. If half of the Democrats
remain at home on the day of the cleo
ton, and the opposition by the employ
ment Of present methods should poll
three fourths Of the Republican strength,
i would be close for Tucker. Vcrbum
sat. NADAD.
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THE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

This company invites the attention OF the
people Of Richmond 10 is simple and practical
plan for enabling persona Of small means 70 Sc
cure homes OF their own.
The company will lend money on real estate
10 within IS por cent Of the appraised yasie, 10
be returned In email monthly lnstalnen3
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly rent
AZ simple inyestnent the shares OF the com
peny are very desirable because Of tho fact that
they represent the smallest possible risk with
the largest profit, the security being always real
estate.
ladies' or other persons Of means no: able or
willing 70 engage In active business pursuits
can By an Investment In the shares Of This COM
Isny become practically partners Ia IN extern
eiye, active, and profitable business, undor the
management OF men with tho best business
qualities and OF large aud varied experience.
For fun particulars those desiring to inyes' or
TO borrow will ploase call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
lll5 east Main street,
HON J. TAYLOR RLLYsoN, President
Directors:
j. TAYLOR RLLfSOS,
NORMAN v. RANDOLPH
FRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN b. PURCELL,
JOHN s. ELLRTT. au ois
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pissoLUTsoxs & pAmrNxssmrps.

Referring 20 the ebOve we beg 20 inform our
friends and the public generally that j. II. MID
DREDORF having purchased the interest Of
Archibald HutcheOn in tho business formerly
conducted by the firm Of Hutcheon g Donald,
we have this day formed a Co partnership under
the firm aud style Of hIDDEhDobF & DONALD
for tho conduct Of tho STONE CONTRACTING
AND QUARRY BUSINESS as successors to the
late frn Of Hutcheon z DJunld, In which ca
pscity we shall b pleased 10 serve our friends.
All dcsts due tho late nrn must be paid TO VA
and ali claims against Il will DO paid W us, We
having purchased all tho assets and assumed
all the liabilities Of the said firm OF Hgtcheon Il
Donald. j. II. MIDDENDORF,
PETER DONALD,
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ps Ues. aEDxCIyEs. sc.

TIC. FOR DR.. PIERCE'S MEDI-
4 - CAL DISCOVERY.
75c. for DIR. PIgRCR's FAvoRTE PRE-
nc. for AYERS OR HOODS sARsAPA-
RILLA.
o0c. for TUFTS PILLS. SiS1
l5c. forI POUND CASTLE SOAP.
75c forsIMAONs LIVER REGULATOR
75c for HOsTErTER's BITTERs.
sOc. for MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP.
I5c. for BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
15c. for FRAYSRR'S NERVE AND BONE LINZ
MENT. -
All PATENT MEDICINES and TOILET ARrI-
L z SALE. Apoihecary,
an eF suSW3m 2D0l Venable street.
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG aAILsoAp
TiG&rABLR
CsnmeuoiHs SUNDAY, September IL 1870 ~
b:O5 r. M1.ins on thls Fosi sfl r1a ~ COL 10 Va
THAIHs SOUTH HAhD.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- HxncurED AT zux pTarAzCa ratxS.
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Mortgage Sale.

RY virtue of power contained in 8
- mortgage given by James p. Hollinps-
worm Wofth 10 j. 4; Rice. dated ODD luna. 1880.
M u recorded in the office of the Register of
Boee se re9mnysyanss mcsynsss for nwniqp nsss
VIII sell at public outcry, before the Court
House, at Union, s. C., during the legal
hours of sale, on Salesday in March next,
all the right, title and interest that James
L. Hollingsworth has, (said interest being
one-third Of one-half) in that tract of land
containing one hundred and seventy-five
acres, lying and being in Fish Dam town
ship, in said county, and adjoining lands of
estate Of John Kelly, William Allwine, and
others.
Terms-CASH. Purchaser to pay for
papers. JAMES G. RICE,
Feb IA 7 a.
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esesase secdss, mas made suit to me
90 grant him Letters Of Administrator
with will annexed, on tho estate of apd Of,
ieoIs OF Mrs. Jane E. Sims, deceased.
Ihese are therefore, to cite and admon-
isn oil and singular the kindred and credit.
oIs OF the said Mrs. Jane L. Sims, deceas ed.
inat py tney DO and appear before me in the
S io1ate Court to be held at Union G.. H.,
Sou.h Csroiina, on the 2lst day of March
next, after publication hereof. At II o'cIooL
IN the forenoon, TO show cause If anv ,boa
nave. why the said administration shonl1
not be granted. '"'u'u
diven under my hand this Goth dav Of
January, A. ID. 1890. "
JAMES NJ. GEE,
o, Judge Probate.
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FoR CoHoRsss.-Tho Spartsnburg corres-
pondent Of the News and Courier says
Senator r. M. Smith has announced it as
his intention to enter the race for Congress
!. :he coming campaign. he feels sure Of
his usual vote in this county and he thinks
dreenvilie will come up to his support be-
yond o doubt. He numbers many of the
iesdine men OF that county smc.s.. h;. sup
porters. When the time comes TO beo;n ibs
ceRneA&9 ts will. no doubt resien his Mia.
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!. "A TEXAS CoURr HousE DEsrnoYxD.-Dsl-
las, Texas, February 8.--The Dallas County
Court 'Hsuse with nearly all its contents was
burned yesterday. Tho district and county
clerk records and the contents of the coun-
" Treasurer's office were saved in the fire.
proof vaults. The loss is estimated at
$4,000; insurance $4,000, mostly In lead
Ing Eastern companies
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) David C. Ready, tho white man who re-
Gently killed a colored prisoner in Barnwel
County under circumstances of tho greatest
atrocity; has been captured and lodged in
jail. The murder Of which he is guilty is
almost without parallel for brutality in the
history of this State. There appears to be
no good reason why Ready should not be
hanged. It is hoped that he jury will make
quick work of his case. South Carolina
NEEDS an object lesson in hanging, and we
do not know better subject than Ready
Nsws and Courier.
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81 NEGROES LEAVING NEwBERRY.- Anderson,
!, brussy 7.-Sixty colored immigrants from
eWberry, in charge Of w. Fl. Gaines, passed
AeSe this afternoon en- route to Arkansas.
They are seeking richer lands and not bet
ter white people or higher wages. Another
crowd. viii follow fiom Newbcrry next week.
J. - Netrs and C0urier
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CoLp WATER SUITS WALHALLA.-Walhalla
3! c., Feb. 5.-Prohibition hos been tr;ad .,
our town month already, very much to the "a
satisfaction of every one. Instead of ho;n 'O :,
tne means OF stagnating business, it has re-.
viVed IT. There are three new stores beino
opened and not a vacant storeroom in the
business quarter. There is also considerable
pudding pudding and repairing going on.-GreenriWs
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF SPARrANBURG.
In the Court Of Probate.

summons ior keNef-Complaint served.
Thomas II. TRIMMER. CIart ~ tis..A f,...-r -
common Pleas for Spartanburg County, as
Aduinistrator Of the personal estate Of
Victoria Stone, Plaintiff,
against
]. il. Williams, as Administrator OF Ulysses
Williams, with his will annexed, and in
his own right, Gordon Williams, Frances
]. Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams and Eu-
geDia Hooper, Defendants.
To ]. II. Williams, as Administrator, and in
his own right, Gordon Williams, Frances
j. Vaughn, Monroe L. Williams, Eugenia
Hooper, Defendants in this action.
V0U are hereby summoned aud required
i to answer the complaint in this action,
copy of which Is herewith served upon
you, and 10 serve copy of your answer to
said complaint on the subscribers at their
effice, at Spartanburg, 8. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive OF
the day Of such service, and " you fail 10
answer the complaint within the time sfore-
said, the plaintiff In this action will apply 10
|lRe Court for the relief demanded in the
Amt $1,000 !, et.,
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= DEATH OF FARMER JoNEs.-Atlants, Feb
ruary S.-Primus Jones, a member Of the
Legislature. and the farmer who has for
long time Past marketed the first bale Of
couon ior The whole South each session, died
. today Of ppenmonia. He was probably I'm,
5 most successful farmer in Georgia.
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THs PaieE OF CorroN IN AUGUSTA
Augusta, Ga, Feb. Cotton has reached
the highest price of the season, 10 Ole for
middiing. The mills, expecting lower prices,
have only moderate supply on hand
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The office Of tho seutbern Express Conn
pany at Blacksburg has been robbed several
times lately, the amount stolen amounting in
oil 70 about $lS, 5000. No arrests have as
yet been made.--CoI. Register. 1,-
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JUDaE HUDSON J0Iys THE CHURcH.-Last
Sunday night Judge j. H. Hudson was bap-
tized and received into full membership in
the Baptist Church in this place,-Benaens-
vile. Alliance.
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Jchn Smith cut very seriously, ifnot fatallY'
Pierce Mitchell. Mitchell asked Smith -
pay him an account, when Smith wheeled
and cut him in the neck, severing the large
arery; Smith is in Jail Both parties are
colored. Mitchell is dying.-C5i P.o;,I.r
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ADVICE TO FARMsRs.-Let the farmers hold
their Convention, steer clear of extremes in
the conduct thereof, show a just appreciation
Of the feelings and rights of others in all of
: their proceedings, and they will be sur
.prised at the outside following that will
come to their. support, The Alliance
'and other farmers organizations should
take action in this matter. The Con-
yention should be held, and there ought to
be . large attendance Of the ablest men with
in the ranks Of the farmers. The 9th Of
March Is not far off, and in order to make
the Convention q success, preparations for
It should be commenced at once.-Properity
Pres.
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

COUNI1 Or ONlON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
T. II. Littlejohu, Jack Liitlejohn, Msrcel;us
Littlejohn, James Littlejohn, Amanda
Littlejobn, Sallie Goudelock, DIR. Wiley
Littlejohn. p. p Pearson, Susan Blantop,
Robert s. Pearson, Elizabeth Pearson,
James A. Pearson and Mary Aune Jami-
son, Plaintiffs,
j. O. Long, rs Sheriff Of Union County,
Frances Burnett, Elizabeth Hammctt,
Jenetta Griffin, Mary Petit, John Petit,
James Petit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
Petty, Henry Petit, Adolphus Petit,
Beauregsrd Petit, Jack Petit, Columbus
Petit, and all the remaining heirs at law
and distributes of Elizabeth Tate, de-
ceased, names and residence unknown,
Defendants.
Summons for Relicf-Complaint not served.
To J. g. Long, rs Sheriff Of Union County,
Frances Burnett, Elizabeth Hammett,
Jcuetta Griffin, Mary Petit, John Petit,
james Petit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
Petty, Henry Petit, AdoIphus Petit,
Beauregard Petit, Jack Petit, Columbus
Petit, and all the remaining heirs at law,
aud distribute ees Of Elizabeth Tate, de-
ceased, names and residence unknown, !,
Defendants IN this action:
VOU are hereby summoned aud required
l. to answer the complaint in this sau
ton n copy of which Is fiicd In the Office
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
said County, aud 10 serve q COPY of YOUR
answer TO the said complaint on the sub
scriber at his Office, ut Gaifney City, s. c.,
| within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service aud
If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this
| action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Witness, j. ii. McKissick, Esq, Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County aforesaid, at the place afor esaid the
22d day Of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ninety,
and in the one hundred and fourteenth year
Of the Sovereignty nnd Independence of the
United States Of America.
j. II. MCKIssIcK, Clerk C. C. p.
SEAL riain,itIs Fl i; MEbstnR; A'taln.,.
To Henry Petit and Bcauregard Petit, non.
resident defendants, and to all the remain
ing heirs at law aud distributes of Eliza
beth Tate, deceased, defendants, nor, resi-
dent of this State, names aud residence
unknown:
You will please take notice that the origi.
nal complaint in this action, together with
the summons, Of which the foregoing Is a
copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas for Union county, +,
on the 22d day of January, 1890.
j. +. WEBSTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan "a g.
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FARMERS BAsK.-Ed gefield, February
b.-The matter, Of establishing = farmers
loan and savings bank at this place is being
vigorousfy pushed. The secretaries Of the
,Sub-Allianccs met here q few days since to
report the amount of subscription secured to
the capital stock aud to perfect further ar-
fapgements for the establishment Of the en-
terprise. A considerable subscription has
sslreAdy been made, and it will only be
feoosssry 10 make q general canvas to raise
- amount suffi oieut to commence operation.
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and grew on steadily uutil September Is.
Then the caterpillars left nothing but stalks
and bolls. am confident the patch wou Id
have made one half bale more to the acre il
tho caterpillar had not attacked it. The
land was old and worn. Ten ytars ago l
commenced 10 manure it. Soil is sandy,
mixed little with olay in spots; subsoil vel !.
low clay, varying from six inches to three
feet in the twelve acres.
The following is the cost:
Work, ploughing and hoeing... ...... S 06 80
Cotton seed for manure.........,.,.... 120 90
Guano 600 pounds to acre) ......,....r 20 20
Cost Of picking. ....... .................. 100 so
$4S6 90
=. l gathered % bales, weighing 800 pounds,
and including baggiug Gute) and ties,
averaging net S45--the % making 81, ,260,
and the net on the IL acres STA.
planted Peterkin seed, hybridized with
tho Jones big boll.-Hampton Guardian. D
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-02-14
-OBIT UARY.

TREFZER. .-ADied, at the residence of
Major w. NJ. Foster, on the 7th ofFcbruary
1800.,a Little Frederick William Trefzer,
aged 8 months and six days
"A sufferer since he was born,
Poor little Willie's dead and gone;
,.Apd gone TO God who gave him birth,
"a "a too pare 10 live on earth.
New York surgeon became aeGEQs
sane and wanted to kin his wife. ----SeS6
oarness, . money broker Of San Fran
tjE ~nr,-A s<.sHaS hv N n. arno,a
49, uaIRGss sas.Afls reports about III,
!. .s.,.- List Pc mos. pro@!asn .samt
Rcmaining IN shs 'posiofEce at Union, for
Tho week ending February IA, 1890.
! Coleman Mr. J w, lMcColler Belluc Mrs
Hamcs Mr. Ben Meow Mr.CC
Harrington Lewis Palmer Mr. Henry
Prof. Lawrence lTortuue Mr. AB
e Mcfemore MrI. l.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadyertised, and win be required
Ito pay one cent.
&c, HUNTER, r. M.