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Estate of D. S. Waterman.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District 81
LamOille. Commissioners 10 receive, examine,
AMI adjust all claims and demands Of an pei.
SOUS against the Estate Of ID. ). Waterman
late Of johnson. In said District, deceased,
aud all claims exhibited Ia offset thereto. here
by give notice that we viii meet for the pur-
poses aforesaid at the late residence Of de-
ceased on the 5th day Of January and 4th
day Of May next. from ten o'clock a. M.
until four o'clock y. m. each OF said
days, aud that six months from the Goth day II
September, Nd. 1890 Is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors TO present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at johnson, VT, this 18th day Of De-
cemher, A. ID. 1890. ]. l.. PEARL,
O. II. WILSON.
Commissioners.
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Estate of A. q. MoxIeY.

ORSEMUS T. GATES,
SAMUEL II WATERMAN,
A commissioners.
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Y. r. LUNGER.
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Arthur FairbrOther of Newport
found his little boy, Maynard, IA LAD
some seven years of age, dead in his
crib last Wednesday morning. He
slept in the same room with his
parents and they heard no unusual
noise in the night. At post NOR.
TEN examination, it was found his
death was caused by dipbtheria.
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28
OBITUARY. .

MINNIE HYATT BALEW was born in
Union Co., s. G., Jan. 1873. aud died In
Spar'anburg, S. g., Aug, S'h, 1891. She
was n consistent member of New Hope
church, Jonesville circuit; enjoyed her re-
ligi9n and gave evidence Of it by the l.fc she
lived. She was MARI ell to .nn.r Ia ew
with whom she livsl happily about 1S
months, when death claimed her. She
talked peacefully and calmly to her frcads
about her death. and on her dying bed urged
all to meet her in heaven. We laid her re-
mains in the cemetery at New lIop,, amid I
large congregation of sorros;ny fricnis,
with the as1nrance we shall meet her again.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

pncoVERT BY THE PEopLE.-Many of the
eators and vendors Of the various nos.
ms 'aai are offered to tho public to-day,
TYP m'appear aud be succeeded by
netning else Tomorrow, make the most
feoping aud absurd claims for them.
fey, are h:r.lded as cure-alls and il is no
Rmder that the public ha, bncome snspic ,us.
Inc most remarkable fac, in the hist ory of
o. ('or, unlike m,st other proprietary
hclne+, 1t has history is this Tint a
aE many of i's virtues have been dis
[erfq oy me people themselves. 1t. has
fcf oesn advertised as q spooifo for skin
ieer' ana yet there ore many tesiimoni ais
nddi9 !ad a;.ssssi f;hss That TSo + . ssn .I~.
omease' Ihese testimonials are Of
character that there is no "goino
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

"A "a SArE lSvEsrMESr.-Is one which IL
. %ran eel 10 bring you satisfactory results.
pa in case Of failure return Of purchase
fprioe. On this safe plan you can buy from
|eur advertised Druggist a bottle Of DR.
Kings New y scovary for Consumption. IL
'is garra ,'eed TO bring relief in eyery case
when used for aoy edsoion Of Throat. Lunss
Hr Chest, sqS4 Vs. sC,nssmptioi, IIa ANNA
toH Of the Langs. Bronchitis, Asthma.
Wbonpng Cough, Oropp,ef e,o. IL r.
pleasant ani agreeable To taste, perfsotIv
ssfo. and trial bo'tes fre, at d. y. Posey's &
Drugstore.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

sRsinLs DISASTER IN NEw YoRK New
VI, aug. IZ.-At 1890 this afternoon an
p,osi0n occurred in the Ave story building.
oo fark Place, occupied by John C. Fl.
A., manufacturer Of maps. Tho explosion
mmeaiately followed by hre, an in .
nHoutes the building collapsed. The
Pread quickly TO the ali lining build.
~, ana soon hve Of them were in flame,
ne ume OF the explosion many of those
LuE worked 10 the building were at lunch.
o'umated that moro than 40 bows.
~. men and women were in the buildino
the time. u'"s
IVY VINO saw the o,tastr ,phe say that
a,'n tremb'ed whsa tho explosion oc.
NJ', ana thn tho frs was in the street
couple OF seconds. The dust from II
IN such clouds that for ot least
'nates nothing c'uld be seen Of what
Standing, but from the pail which
over the wrecked building came
as o! smoke AMI sheets OF flames and
suu snreks OF agony. Out Of the
- OF nre and smoke half q dozen per-
e"erged, while from the six story build.
t4e northeast corner of Greenwich
anu fark Place poured At least 100
.pS people OF both sexes AMI all spes
ring cries of alarm. e0''
artng the. day inquiries were male at
W 100 station mar by for missing per-
no the list Of missing, as rsported
~, has been largely sselled. It is
.het tho number now missing 10
ast what o'used tho sad disaster was
o"ssed To-day from every no mt of view by
VINO visited the wrecked building. One
ught that the building collapsed from IN 4,
OF tue machinery. and another that Il
caused by an explosion. Tho real cause
fRhhams, who has beon a, the
pe oiJof the disaster almos, from the first
ne"y SAID tonight. as to the probable
se OF tho fearful accident: "Therc was no
p'"s'on in that building, because there
' nothing TO explode. The accident was
Pc result OF 9 weak structure and the
|n9es es'an'v'braiier Of the heavy presses.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

MERIT WISs.-Wc di,ire to say TO our
c't'zens, that for yelrsw We have been sell ny
Dr. kinss New Disc very for Consumption q
Or. Kings New Life Pits. Buoklen's Arnica
Saive and E'c,tric Bit,ers, AMI have never
handled rem dies tha, sell as well, or that
have given such universal s,ti,faction. We
do not hesitate t, guuan &C them every time,
ana VIC :tand rc'dy 10 refund The puchas Q
price, u satisfactory result do MT follow
tneir USE These remedies have won their
geeat popul 'riy purely on their merits.
Is. +. Posey, Druggists
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Paavo, Miss BENT T!--Bardstown, XIV.
VI |.--Miss Jessie Rent, milliue er and
respectable young lady shot and
injured WIliiam Hsmilton, o negro,
CLOCK this morning. Hamilton had
vnow'ng Mis-, Bent for several morn.
h'tson,,her way ~ her pace of en-.
pne, aud on YESTERDAY morning made
xen cent spr propo al To-day, white
on was sweS 8 dewalk on the
uelaes' s'rees Bent passed, aud
store cured revolver,
NED Hamilton, took deliberate am and
i'' Bent was arrested and relea,ed on
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bgArs Fourr AcRxs AND i MuIs.---Ralsish.
NC, Aug. 2l-John II. W,lliamsop, oae OF
The lcsdiig negro p ,litiaians Of this State,
4 rmemb " of the Legislature and editor Of
4 hs 70. ks's,sa !, R.sgsr Propose ic run fog coa
o9isias one plank, ss follows: That C,n.
sess provide for The payment, at tho rate {
no psr head, of The 1000, 600 slaves set
by the late war-s$300 Of this amount &,
Nd TO the owner Of each slave, or his
I Irs, an 500 TO each freedman, or his heirs.
viii take 81. zoe, 900, ,0C0 TO do this, and
sms,n propose TO supply the funds by
per cent. ffy-year bonds 10 that
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
In the Court of Common Pleas

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief-Complant not served,
Glenn P. Thomson, William +. Thomson,
Joseph G. Thomson and S.ll;e Z. West.
Plaintiffs,
Lille o. Thomson. Katie Z. Kyler and Dairy
Hicks, Defendants.
To Lille o.. Thomson, Katie f. Kyler snI
DIisy E..Hick., Defendants in this action:
V!OU arc hereby summoned and required
l. to answer the complaints in this action:
copy or which i filed in the office of the
Clerk ofthe Court of Comm,n Pleas for said
County, and to serve copy Of your answer
to the said compliant on the subscriber at
his office, at Union, in said County and State,
within twenty days after the service. hereof,
exclusive Of the day of such service and il
you fail to answer the o,mplaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief dcman-
ded in the complaint.
Witness, J. II. McKissick ESQ, Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas. in and for the
County aforesaid, at the place af3re said, th g
twentieth day of July, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety one, and in the one hundred and fif-
teenth year of the So ereignty and Indepen-
dence Of the Unite States of America.
(~) /. G. MCKISSICK,
LIS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
J. II. MCKISSICK,
G. e. G. p.
Lille o. Thomson, Kate L. Kyler and
Daisy f. Hicks
Take notice that the summons in this
action, of which the foregoiu is copy was
filed in the office OF the Clerk Of said Court in
the county Of Uuion, in the State Of South
Carolina, on the 2lst day of July, 1891.
81 l. G.. MCKISSICK,
- Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union, s. C.
July 2lst, 1891.
July 2l 80 Ct.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Cut of Common Pleas.
nIiflo 4 NNh.N

In the C'u-t of Common Pleas.
Rufus A. Wh'tlock - Plaintiff:
dsIiRst
Joseph ii. McKissick, as Administrator of
the goods, chattel, ant cred Is Of lame.
III. C,lem,n, drcca,ci, Panels Colsm,,
Desdemona a. Mabry, |. Thomas Coleman
Amanda S. Spencer, Rob .rt K. CoIcm.n
John ii. Coleman, Reuben Coleman Melvin
Coleman. and Paul C. l.mau, D,6na,,t,
10 the Defen lants q ,ve named: e.
VOU are hereby summoned and required
toanswer The com Isn't in this acton.
which is fled in the Office OF the Clerk of
Court OF Common Pleis, for the said County
anu 10 serve copy ofy'ur answer to the
said comp aint on the subscriber at his Office.
z, Law Range. Union South Caro- ina, within
twenty days after the service hereof, exolu.
sive OF The day OF such service aud if you
fan to answe' the complaint within the time
M'resaii, the Pla ntiff in this action will
apply to 'hs Court for tho relief demanded
in inc compliant, Datei June 8, 1891.
WILLIAM:MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Dcf.nlant, Am,n Ia Spencer:
Taks tice that the summons in this
Hh,n, OF which the foregoing is q COPY, WAS
Med IN the o'hc' of.fhe Clerk Of toe court
OF Comm n Pleas fr Union County, Al Union
in the County of Uoirn, in tho State of
south Carolina, on the 9th day Of June.
1891.
July 20, 1891.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Attorney for Plsintiff.
z, Law Range, Union, 8, G.
o"'y OF 3t 81.
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fAt fnEs EIonr,-Mob le, Ala, Au-
-hobort SIM, indicted for illici,
g, Was arrested on Wednesday by
s'ates Marshal w. G. Stribling and
Snty miles from Bladon Sp, logs.
ountv, Alabama, after having defied
NWhon- that -officiaI csme nioug,
~ used to move, so he had to be carried
the posse to a wagon. lie was taken to
eqo,A '..spEings Tlore last tisht his
end: came TO his rescue. AMI free fight
px place 10 the midst Of which sims ESQ ped.
tho melee DR.. A. D. Pugb, Ct the. posse.
Z soa ofSims were killed, AMI a brotf ar
Fims was fatally wounded.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

fAMlSE IS NrXIC) -SiI An,on.o, r-T =,
aug. pa ct or re ';'v'd IN this o:,y from
apr'nihen' ci 'en Of tho state Of Chihua-
nus, Mexico, says the most widespread and
P'itble f"mino prevail iD that State. The, e
mas oeea no r'io in many sect ons for nesriv
two years, Gait are dying by the thousands.
aud men, women aud children o.. driven
almost to madness by hunger.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

Trains Z, 0, 10. IL. 1917, l8, AZ, 48,
Daily except Sunday. Pullman SleeEers on
Trains ! AMI ID bttYeea Charleston, s. c.,
and Cncipnat, 0nio, via Atlantic Coast Line
Columbia, Asheville, Paint Rock, Morris.
town, Knoxville, Jellico and Jupetion City
j. A. DOD' ON, Supt.
JAS l.. TAYLoR, G.. Z. A., N. II. Green,
Gen'l Manager. Sol Haas, Traffic MANAGER.
u. Cnrlwell, Division Passenger Agent.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

A CHINAmAN Suor roa A HErsous Cp,yr
-ouray, Cal. August 26.-Yesterd,y Lee
Juan, Chinaman, assau,tsd a daughter ~
C,i' Shaw. Ho was o. once arrested and
pu, In jail. Excitement ran high all day
anu sar,y last evening as the officer, were
aue ~ ''g to take Qua, to place of safety
ne WA stottw He will die. The cbilt's
!*her IS supposed to have done the shoot
ing.
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Fatal CorroN QuARnEL.-Fiatonia.
Texas, August 2I-In n difficulty over n
c ton crop Bud Brajdo,k, aged 20, was
involved on one side AMI three negroes
named Brownie, who were brothers, on the
otbe-, In the melee young Br,dtock used
his Winchester, killing twj Of the negroes.
Braddock surrendered.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

The Grcccn7ille lsnl sals to,k place
Wednesday, and Tuesday. Colonel Akers
haudeing the hammer. The lots were mainly
bought by citizens of Grcenvills at prices
ranging from $4 25 t,Sl0 75 q frort f,ot.
The adveaage price was about So 90.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

BIRMINGHAM, Alo,, Aug. 22.-The negro
who murdered young Parr near Clin-
ton yesterday, way captured near Vcrbena.
A crowd took him to the scene Of his crime
and lynohed him. He confessed his guilt
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
sumn,ons for Relief-eSmpssin not served
Louisa Hollingswonh. Plaintiff,

Summons fon Relief-eohpS1n not servpd.
Louisa Hollingswonh, Plaintiff,
against
HenryC Miller, Jane, r. Hollineswor,b
aud Andrew Hollingsworth, Defendants.
TNO HenryC Miller, James p. Ho'ines.
L and Andrew Hollingsworh, Defendants
IN THIS action: You arc hereby summoned
and required to answer the c,mp'aint in this
action, . copy of which is fled M the Office
o6the Clerk of the Cont Of Common Pleas
Tor said County, and to serve cony Of your
answer to the said complaint ON the subscri-
hor at his Once. AZ Union in said County
and State within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service and If you fail tp answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, thtplainiiff
in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the compl,int.
WITNESS, ]. H. McKissick ESD Clerk of
the Court ofCommon Pleas, in AMI for the
County Aforesaid, the 10Th day af yi!y in the
year Of our Lord oae thousan eight han.
dred and nipcty-one and IN tha a one hundred
and fifteenth year Of ike Ssvers.pn,y and
lea ~, =. ="
a. J.H.nok,'.le., J. ,c.cr.
i. Q. McKISSICK.
PlAnt n $ Attorney.
To the Defendant AnIrw JIolling.worth
Take notice that the su mons in this nc.
tion, OF which the foregoing IL a copy, was
fled In the Office Of the CErk OF said Court
for said County Of UnioI in the State of
South Carolina, on the 22 d ~ ofJuly 1891.
l. GsMcKfSSICK. -
.o.. Plshiif.S Aifcr6Sy.
9aly 9 e. 81 1891 UaiesS. e.
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SHOWING THE CLovEN IIoor Dallas, Aug
.t.-ihe Tcxt' State Alli,nce yesterday rati
ned the ocala platform by n unanimous vote
Evan Jones was reelected president. All
auti-sub-treas Try Allianccmsu here have
called meeting Of thcir own. Nearly MI O
The delegates to the State Alliance convention
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FRosN IL TExAs.-Denn;son, Tex, Aug. 25
"A great change in tho weather has oc-
ourred in the last twcuts-:our hours. A
slight frost is reported in the river bottom
territoy this af. .ernoan.
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TO SAVE THE Corroy CRop-Tbe
"pcao'hg cotton difficulties of this year seam
70 DC exciting the most widespread ,ntcres,
MI over the world just now, and the AIl,nco
men are revolving all kind Of scheme, in
"e'r minds to meet the situstion.
asy or 90 ago il was announced in Ty.
s mat the Richland County Alliance
;,cet 1cet tomorrow at ncou to discuss an
snt matter" What was referred 10
.oh. ' uo'ained yesterday, and no doubt tho
Wv %s win spread far beyond Columbia. or
W. '9u'n Carolina. The matter Is this /.
@ T. NJ. Stocber intends 70 briuesto the
ona0R OF the special meeting OF the AL
lance afchems BY which the 5rssent cro, ~
Iton could be saved from being sscr;ScaS
recommends the formation of tru,t COM
mes with capital Of $40, 900 to $40 600
ore or less rs It may be reqoireJ. in each
"uy IN the entire cotton belt, and receive
subscriptions to the capital stock one. third
ne coEon crop made by each cotton raiser
.ae county: 1t is proposed TO bind these
EuN companies 80 firmly that the cotton
p'acad In their trust could be cons;darsd
eue same as ifnot in existence or d.stroved
lot the next twelve months.
4. ~ the expiration Of the tws'vs month,
"e company could dissolve and return the
I.; nela IN trust to the former owners
r.. , .n, ealouated to bring the cotton supply
s ~. 'n.s year to about $500, 900 bales. and
.Thuseqnently shq bring the price of cotton I'M to
sIout ~;.n lCc. per pound, as formerly received
Win, Win q similar supply of cotton in former
nr;aa Du%ss ne calculates that under the present
ba,o. bU' u cotton farmer whose crop is nine
nnm, +" ooo pounds each. at Go. pcr
r. ,h.a, YOU'D receive only 1870. whereas,
Tho oo,ssS !ne whn'e c"toi bit abou. 1 of
t"o cotton 10 withdra wn from tho r,orLos G.
Ss16 sna ms slx 6ales at l0c. would bring
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IA l6ul2!so IN h SE

resolution 70 reduce next years cotton
IN uuetion to about eight acre, per mule
rill also be proposed.
INC soaeme will be discussed in full, and
aouot the action of the Alliance will ha,o
.ss ,s snect upon the Alliances in all parts
the ecountry.-7He State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28

Rick-Rack Brad,-l8yIs IN .brnch-Jsl
bunch, at Ii. NJ COHEN g. BROS
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Ii st OF Letters

Remaining in the PostotIice Mt Union. for
the week ending August, 2Sta,. 1891.
Charity Bell, lIoscbelle Ernnkli,.
Mr. Louis Jacks, Mr G,eyn J.t.r.
Miss Carrie Jeicr, VI j. Townsend,
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-08-28
TO THOSE INDEBTED.
NoJlce Nog TO Trespas

NOTICE Is hereby given, that all persons
~ found hunting. riding, driving or in
any dsser way Trs'p,ssns upm thu I'm Is
snswn as the Perry Farm anil lands adjoin.
ing' now the property Of II. l.. Gosa, wi | be
prosecuted to the extremity Of the law.
+. G.. BOBO.
II. l.. GOSS,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-18
rtzzint,. n. T.. burke. Proprietor.

PIzzinps r. 4. burke. Proprietor.
has nowopened the largest and best stock OF
Candies in tho city.
A Beautiful line OF Hand-Painted Candy
Boxes These are the latest and prettiest de-
signs Of French goods
Xmas Tree Ornaments ut 10c. dozen
4 beautiful selection OF Glass Balls from
Csc a dozen upwards
Candies While my line of homemade
goods are the finest known 10 the public, |
also carry large line Of Northern goods. L
now call your attention 10:
Xxx Boston Mixture at SC. pound.
XXX Baltimore Mixture ut 1910. pound.
Superior French Mixture at l5c. pourd.
Assorted Bon Bons at zoe. q pound.
For Il / will send six pounds Of Pizzini's
Home Made Candy nicely packed.
Canton Ginger in it's original imported one
Currants and Shelled Almonds.
In Cornucopias. fine Bonbonieres we have
the largest styles and designs.