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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Esinsd rgns-New-Yos1 0, Philadelphia o. FIRST base
sY errors New.York =, Philadelphia > Lefl on bases
Hew.fcrh PHILADELPHIA 4. First base on balls-on
husic D. on o asOn .. Struck Out-BN Nusic - by
s1sIm ncsisy At hit BY Peher-Ba.sett sagriiee h'N
,.use j. Hamilton 4. wild pitchcs-iusic J. Passed
Mns-Buck'y |, Clements ]. umplre-Lyneh. Time
~ BrOthcriood Park the local club also met defeat
si'er game Characterized by lively batting and poor
.neions when the New Workers scored five runs III
tatOrs left the grounds thinking the victory had been
won. The Visiting players. however, were far from
Mstcn, Tor III the ninth inning four runs went 10
thelr score, carrying victory with It..
ihcfc was an unusual turnout OF tally no COACHES
1socn inside and ont. Among the whips were
IL. IL. Halsted, Colonel f.. 4. McAlpin and POST
master Cornelius Van Cott. Among other present
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Lvncb The veteran tried his hand at pitching for

Lynch. the veteran. tried his hand at pltchmg Tor
the Brooklyn Association team against the syracuse
nine at Ridgewood yesterday, and met poor success;
for the visitors had their eeS Oh a., ev nu,SeG Va rhe
Syracuse team presented sullivan aS It's ptcer' Du.
his widRess proved costly that II was deehea sa'e ne.
home team found difficulty In hitting thc pan "heh
runs were necessary. The score was
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
The Pan-Americans

We do all kinds of
spanish Book Work.
Spanish Pamphlet Work
Spanish Job Work.
Spanish TranslatOns.
Contracts 10 amount.
IL AvISADOR HIsPANO AMERICANA PUB. Co..
Is yESEY-ST., NEW.YORKs
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FURNITURE.

The special Antique oak Dining 'h'iF IN le''h'' a.
s,. sdohoard s.J, and ST Table. $500. all to
n.,,h are in srch demand that We now require one
weeks notice to MI oid,r-
Their extraordinary value shows The VANTAGE ground
~, ,h,c, We stand q, WA>yfACTt HER-. in the
retail roid of competitions
On, exhibit Of CHAMBER SUITES you really ought
t.
Many are specially suitable for COUNTRY HOMES
and are in all the popular woods
One At stsis plain. bat neat. One at s"i t.
,d oueston the b,-t value ever produced us
.n,h n,ortc that FORTY -sEyi> suites were sod
in one day last week
vo might continue quoting up tn the most handsome
....,. ...dc hut we cant AFFORD the space.
,,out ,hi, time yearly We overhaul the DRAWING
ynn,, and pAxIOR stock and all odd pieces. even
~, ho most expensive suites, are cleared out at very
much less than cost
Far instance artistic spndlcback settees In SILK and
,ooos,,x $40, Gossip Chairs. S1ji Antique OAK
,,..,-. Arm Rocking Chairs in SILK. S12. &c. &c
PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Only one ont In last INNING. -.
EsT,TGIS EsII;dtiDs,a 30 3 . 9 I GG-iia
Earned runs-New-York 6, Philadelphia g. First base
by errors-Ncw-Yor s. Philadelphia D. Lett on nsSeS 80,
Kecfe 8. of Buninon 6. Struck out1by hccie 4 W
Bufnton 8 Threcba,e hs-oiorc i'ourke , ,,,,n,,
base hts-Whitney. Kecfe, Cross Doup,,
aud Connor sattery and Connor. ht X b.s
Pickett, Farrar. Base baS-keefe l. Sto.e' paS'>
Ewing l. slattery Bunnton l. sacrince hs''or@ no
Whitney l. togarty l. Pickett MunS n.sSsoJ hns % ns
I.r Tiue-o %.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

The Staten Island Athletics opened thelr season
yesterday at West New Brighton with the Columbia
College team. a good game was anticipated, but
before the contest half over the game had been
virtually settled The college boys did nothing with
Fountain and he found ii rather eas; work to strike
nnf nineteen OF their battcrs. Ihc score:
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

wETHERBEE & FULLER Proprietors.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

crrors-Jersey City Newark :. Left on bases-Jersey %
Citv = Newark 8. Thrc.-hase hit~Shechan Two
fasc hits-Fltzeerad. McGucken Carl johnson Fields
smith First base hal.-on Turner : oT GiroN 3
sacrifice hits-Fitzgcrsd, Van Alstne. Carl Johnson
Fields. MansslI smith G.,roS stolen 6s,'s-IHimrT
out Fitzgerald Q Redy Gilbert. Passed bals-Ksiiv
Wild ptches-1urner 2 U'npire-MshoneY. Time
hours.
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NO EXCUSE.

How frequently do we hear the words, Il
can't" uttered by people who have not tried,
or not inclined to do or be wha: they ought.
Every person that uses the Il can't has
or can quickly make reason for it, i'll the
laboratory Of the will yet how ''groundlcss
and false are ninc-cnths of the excuses with
which we try to hedge in the impossible, Il
can't
II vrn't"is n 5iuggurd- too l"-s- =" ~o-ls :,
From duty he shrinks. every task he will
shirk
No. bread OH his board and no meal in his
bag;
- His house is Il ruin. his coat is Il rag.
ii. And can you or |, kind reader dare hope
: to be excused by the reasons we are making
for all the neglected. and disrcgar!cd duties.
when We are summoned before Il just
Creator? Reason should always teach us
that ''Whcrc ;hcrc's will. there's always II
way, for performing all of lirc'S duties.
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MORE HoME-RAIsEp HOGS.

Mr.. Joseph Byars has sent us the net
weight of five hogs, just killed by him. His
hogs were l5 months old; raised from the
kitchen and on fruit, with little corn before
killing. The largest weighed 33S pounds,
and the others nearly 800 pounds each. Mr.
lGSfin fesss sag4srs, n, W. aSs
his "hog and homny'' at home. am in
formed he hasinot bought a bushe of corn
or pound of bacon since the war. lie mas
no bottom lands, yet his cribs are ncvc,
empty, even III August, and his mules are
always fat. Mr.. Byars is another of my
proofs that these grand old hills of uEion
have bo'ytitul living for all her children
who will do their part to earn it.
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March 20
SHERIFF'S SALES,
FOR FEBRUARY, 90.

pY virtue of a warrant to seize crop to
- me directed, L will sell at the residence
of William Croker, in Union County, on
Tuesday, the fourth day of February next,
d during the lSgcs hours of sales about two ,
thousand pounds of hay, and about fifty
bushels of cotton seed, seized under warrant
and to be sold as the crop of 3. NJ. Crocker,
at the suit of William Jones and X. \.
Jones, plaintiffs, against b. NJ. Crocker, de-
fendant.
BY virtue of warrant to seize crop, to
me directed, will sell at the residence of
IL. p. McKissick, in Union County Oh the
fourth day of February next, during the
legal hours of sales, about three hundred
and twenty-five bundles of fodder, about
forty bushels of corn, two bales of cotton.
forty -oight pounds of lint cotton, about two
hundred bushels of cotton seed, and balance
of crop in the field. .yssSeized under warrant
and to be sold as the crop of Elias n.
Fowler, at ahes suit of ii. p. McKissick,
plaintiff, agtinst Elias T. Fowler, defendant.
sAnao,
BY yirtt3 fnn execution to me directed,
Twill sell &c sf\acresidence of II. G. IInncy in
Union CountJ the fourth day of Febru-
ary pssSe4<2N be legal hours of sales,
tho following escffGEd personal property to
wit 80
About fifty bushels of corn about three
hundred bundles of 6ddcr, interest in about
fourteen hundren kunds of seed cotton, and
about one hundred bushels of cotton seed
Levied on and to tk sold as the property OF
James Cudd, at tk suit Of j. Il. Hill & Co.,
Plaintiff s against Fatnes Cudd, Defendant.
U. G. LONG, S. U. c.
Jan. 18th, 1890,
.Jon II
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TRUSTEES' MEETING.

The Sub Trustees of the Farmers Alliances
of Union County, arc requested to meet at
Union Court House, Saturday, the 25th inst,
at Il o'clock, =. NJ. Every Trustee is re,
quested to be present at this meeting, no
matter what action his Alliance has taken in
regard to the Exchange.
W. II. MILLER.
Co. Trustee.
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BOoM TIE TINES"
ALLIANCE MAN. e. TO t

ALLIANCE MAN, e. To -.
c. Who is " tricnl to the Allanc,?
ID. Why, Editor Stokes, of course.
{. How (o you know he i; our friend:
ID. Simply because he speaks we'll of us,
and proves his loyalty to IL 10y giving part
of the space i'm his paper for the publication
of Alliance proceedings and Alliance news
generally.
c. How, then, can we show our appre-
citation for our Elitcr FREUD!
ID. BY subscribing for the Union TIMES
ourselves and getting every other farmer TO
do likewise.
G. Then you propose to boom fnE TINES,
do you?
ID. Most certainly we do. The farmers
have showed Il most wonderful sticking pro-
psnsity for the last year OF two, and by their
tied efforts have worked wonders why
~ ell cam we boom TuE TINES ?
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When the farmers began their war on the
jutc trust, predictions OF failure could be
heard on every side. II was said that the
farmers themselves would not stand To their
pledges; that cotton buyers would pay less
for cotton covered with the Alliance bagging
that the Liverpool Cotton Exchange would
reject all cotton not balcd i'll iUtc. But the
farmers moved right along, balcd their cotton
in white, got the best prices for the same.
and not II single bale has been rejected at
the Liverpool market. And now the All-
nncc men are more confirmed in the faith
than ever, and ncXt season II bale of cotton
covered with iutc will likely he the cXccr-
ton. In all wars against trusts. iutc on
otherwise, the .ld"ocaic is with the people
first, last and all the tines. e. -1drocaic.
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81 EsEs EEEN.

NINSON-JOIlNHON Married, on the
18th, inst, hy +. ". Ei,on. ESQ. Nr. less
Ninson to Miss Fanny johnson; all of Jones'
Vile township.
ORR--SMlTH Married, on the l2th
fist, by Rev. }. H. Couch, Mr.. Joseph Orr
tehiiss Lealha Smith; all Of this County.
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List OF Letters

Remaining in the Postoilice at Union, for
the week ending January "a, 1890.
Pc Brown. $ l. IIallcrooks.
Bccnscng Dluw. Mrs. John Jeter.
| VI Choins. MIR Sam Rice
Ed ID Hobbs. John Sartor, Esa.
Miss Harriet Steedman.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertiscd, and will be required
- pay one cent.
J, C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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ALLIANCE BREvITIEs

Farmer \. TO Farmer b., on New Year
morning:
a. How goes it with you, ncighbor?
Is. Better, thank you.
A. What been sick?
B. No! Just financially better.
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ECONOMY.

Study to cconomizc time. Moments are
useless if trihcd away; and the man who can
always be busy and cheerful, i the man who
will accomplish most in the world. An in
lazy mans all day.
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FREEDOM.

The Alliance is doing great things for the
intelligent, industrious and honest farmers.
How's that?
.. Why 1t is setting them free.
In what way?
BY unbnding the chains of debt
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KILLED BY 4 FALLING LIMB.-Ashevil'e
N. c., January l8.-lnformation has just
reached hero Of the sad death Of Mr. Xsb
Vance Wcs'all a nephew of Mr.. 4. c. West
nll of THE city. lie was in tho mouatai n
in Mcdowell OF Armstrong Greek; and aid
ed in getting out some timber on Thursday.
large branch Of n tree fell on him from
some fifty feet above AMI killed him instant.
ly. lie leaves q wife and cbild.-Sniddy
Ncrs.
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SHOT THROUGH THE ilE,Er.-Ggccnviile
January lS.-W. Henry Charles. n salesman
in the store OF Il. \. IIclams in West Green
Vile, shot and killed q negro named Wash
Cannon this evening ut o'clock. 1t ap-
Ienrs that the nCg'o, who WAS drunk, had
been ordered ont Of the store hy Charles,
but returned nrmcd with q rock, whcp
Charles cod in the store ioor nwd fired two
shots at him, one taxing tllcct near the
heart
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a FREE GIFT.

I HAVE | dozen handsome hand painted
l. OIL Paintings, 22X3G, in neat gilt
frames, which will give to the first twelve
persons who will buy $2j worth Of geo is
from me, clch cash.
Any number Of persons may club to-
gether and get one or more pictures so
worth Of trade will get enc picture.
These pictures arc sold by dealers at IS
and sloan ornament 10 any room.
Also, | dozen cf the same kind, lIx22,
which | will give for $lj wurlh Of cash
trade.
This is an offer never before made to the
trade here.
S. NJ. RICE, JR., l.. L.
Jan II 3 At
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SELF-RESPECI

When my neighbor's hand l take;
See, he gives hearty shake,
And he looks and feels as calm,
AS # he owned his "Unclc Sam"
Why, you'd never lose your bet,
To guess that fellows out of debt
And now ION time" he bids defiance,
And vows for cash and the Alliance. 1,
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
I. H. Littlejohp, Jack Lttlejohn, Marcel us
Li,tlCjohu, James Littiejohn, Amanda
Littlejohn, Sallie Goudelock, DIR. Wiley
Littlejohn, p. =. Pearson, Susan Blanton.
Robert s. Pearson, Elizabeth Pearson,
James A. Pearsos>snd Mary Anne Jami-
son, Pidntifss
- &c Of t,isisn ca
Jenetia Grifiu. Marys ,Rs VI, ,Ssute Ssstsn,
James Petit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
Petty, Henry Petit, Adolphus sPcttit,
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 Relief-Complaint not served.
To J. G. Long. as Sheriff of Union County,
Frances Burnett Elizabeth iiammett,
Jenetta Griffin, Mary Petit John Petit,
James Petit, Elizabeth Mooney, Mary
Petty, Henry Petit, Adolphus Petit,
Beauregard Petit, Jack Petit, Columbus
Petit, and all the remaining heirs at law,
and distributes of Elizabeth Tate, de-
ceased, names and residence unknown,
Dcftnddnts IN hjs action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, copy of which is filed in tue office of
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for
said County, and to serve a copy of your
answer 10 the said complaint on the sub
sorber at his Office, at Gaflncy City, s. c.,
G2tHaSt w Sp Ind doEs, aftqr the-sarSica hprenf
if you fail TO answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this
action will apply t. the Cnnrt for the relief
demanded in the c0mp'ai
Witness, j. II. McKissick, Esq, Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the
22l day of January, in The year of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and ninety,
and in the one hundred and fourteenth year
of the Sovereignty and independence of the
United States of America.
J. IL. MCKIssICK, Clerk c. c. p.
(~) J. +. WEBSTER,
J SEAL Plaintiffs Attorney.
To fl Henry Petit and Bcnurcgard Petit, non
resident defendants, and to all the remain
ing heirs at law and distributes of Eliza
beth Tate, deceased, defendants, non resi-
dent of this State, names and residence
unknown: -
You will please take notice ,hat The origi-
nal complaint in this action, together with
IL -aesssyyssszssys ,ytsisl,stho foregoing is
| the Court ofCommon Pleas for Union county,
on the 22l day of January, 1890.
J.E. WEBSTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Jan "a Ct
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MASTERS SALES.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court ofCommon Pleas.
Eloysc Hawkins, PiaintD,

Eloysc HAWKINS, IrGHtW,
Ggdi@St
lsadorc Bobo, w. d. Trcxlcr and Mollic
TrcNler, Defendants.
obedience to ali order made in
Il the above stated case by His Honor,
W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge l will
sell before the Court House door in the
town of Union, within the legal hours Of sale
on the first Monday in February 1890, the
following described -property- 40 Nj. -
l3l ACRES,
All that certain tract of land lying, being
and situate i'll Cross Keys Township, umon
County, State aforesaid, containing four
hundred and thirty-onc acres, more or less,
bounded by Tiger River, and by lands of
James long, W. \. Ray, r. +. Ray and
Paulna Burnett
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-hirl cash; the balance on Il credit of
one and TWO years in equal insallmcnts
with interest from date, To he secured by
bond Of the purchaser and II mortgage of the
premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Jan. II, 1890.
Jan II ) st.
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Final DiscRarce

NJ Office is herd eSt ] NJ.
1N Plexico, Administrator of the estate of
J. $. Plcxico, deceased, has applied to James
Nj. Gee, Judge of Probate, in and for the
County of Union, for final discharge as
such administrator.
1t is ordered, that the seventh day of
February a. ID. 1890, be fixed for hearing
of Petition, and n final settlement of said
Estate. JAMES VI. GEE,
Judge Probate Union County.
Jan 10 . A.
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conhfcrz5 wEEkLY ny
FAIR s. THOMSON,

COTTON BUYERS AND GROCERS.
Cotton, per pound, ,.... .......". 9@1Os.
Bacon, per pound, .......-...... 5.75@6c.
Flour, per 100 lbs,......,....... S2M$S
Meal, per bushcl. l..........~..... G5c.
Sugar, per pound, d,............... 7M9c.
Coffee. per pound, d,..........".... 19GC25c
MoaSscs, per gallon, ,............ 33G40c.
Vinegar. per gallon, n,............. 3jc.
Rice, per pound, ia &c.
Hams, per pound, ............... BE.
Salt, per sack, k,.................... IS cents.
Teas, per pound, 500 75c.
Corn, per hUShc!, .................. G0c.
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Final DISCHARGE,

NOTICE is hereby given that K. V. Gist ;,
IN Administrator de boRiS non Of the cs-
tate Of William II. Gist, deceased, has ap-
piled to James NJ. Gee, Judge Of Probate
in and for the County of Union for a final
discharge as such Administrator.
1t is ordered, that the twentieth day Of
February A. d., 1890, bc fy cd for hearing
of Petition, and final, sSShtl!ePfpt r4f s"i'
Judge Probate Union County.
Jan II 8 4tx
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NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS.


have just opened hice line of Fancy
Groceries. ConfCciorCIics and Tinw0rc in
the wC>r store # the Hill X Go. building,
and solicit you" patronage, guaranteeing
Satisfaction.
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Removal.

I HAVE moved my Office to the back room
j. over ID. f. Poscy's Drug Store.
I. MUNRO, NJ. ID.
Jan - It
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IN obedience to an order made in the
J. above stated case by his Honor, w. H..
Wallace, Circuit Judge, l will sell before
the Court House door in the town Of Union
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Monday in February, 1890, the following
described property, to-wit
Ill ACRES
AL that certain tract of land, (latc the
property of Abram Gordon, deceased, }
situate, lying and being in Union County,
State aforesaid, containing one hundred and
scvcnty-one acres, more or lcse, and boun-
ded By Tiger River and lands of p. p.
Hamilton, and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc.half cash the balance on credit Of
twelve months, with interest from day of
sale TO be secured by bond of the purchaser
and II mortgage Of the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Jan. IL, 1890.
Jan II Is ot
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a TIN SHOP.

| have c,cncd in connection with my
other business n iirSt-ci!ss rin Shop. where
! VIII Manufacture all kind of Tin-ware
Repairing also neatly and promptly done
Give me call
W. LELAND BRADDY.
Jan II 3 If
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I. II. Littlejohp, Jack Littlejohn, Marcelu US
Littlcjohu, James Littiejohu, Amanda
Littlejohn, Sallie Goudelock, DR.. Wiley
Littlejohn, p. Z. Pearson, Susan Blanton
Robert s. Pearson, Elizabeth Pearson,
James A. PearsoSCsnd Mary Anne Jami
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GgdA%St
lsadorc Bobo, W. ID. TrcXlcr and Mollic
TrcXlcr, Defendants.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-01

A MULES MAD RUN.
With n Boy Hanging to the Stirrup III
StartIes Park Guards.

With n Boy Hanging to the Stirrup He
startIes Park Guards.
Visitors to the West Park, in the neigh
borhood of Girard avenue bridge, says the
Philadelphia Times, were yesterday after
noon startled by the appearance of rum
away mule, which came tearing down the
road at mad pace with small boy hang
ing by the foot from the stirrup of the
saddle.
The boy was James Rooney, aged II years,
living at 1924 Thompson street. James had
early in the afternoon saddled the animal
and started for ride in the Park. Every
thing went well until he reached the bridge,
when the mule became frightened at train
on the railroad bridge and began TO rear and
plunge. James plIckily stuck to the saddle,
and for time it seemed that he would be
able to control the frightened animal But
finally, with terrible plunge, the animal
succeeded in unseating the boy, who. III fall
ing, was unable to release his foot from the
st!rrup. and hung by it at the mercy of the
animal.
The mule ran down the road, the boy
striking the ground at every leap, and but
for the timely help of one of the guards he
would have been killed. After dragging the
boy half-mile the animal was caught oppo-
site Fortieth street and the boy relea ed. He
was badly cut and bruised, and was taken TO
the Presbyterian Hospital,