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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-29
Female Legislators.
HOW THEY MAY ACT NEXT YEAR IN NEW

HOW THEY MAY ACT NEXT YEAR IN NEW
ZEALAND COLONY.
The following extracts from poem D,
Thomas Sharps in the New Zealand Observer
and Free Lance gives his ideas of the new or
der of things legislative in that colony mex
year, when the ladies will be admitted (if elect
ed) to the Legislatures;
"Tak of personalities now;
Members will speak like this somehow
When they get in passion:
The creature, there, that's just sat down,
In last years hat ana twice turned gown
Yes, you, you mink, you needn't frownn
guess that will be the fashion.
And then the bills they will introduce,
reckon will play the very deuce
With all the masculine gender;
Bills to abolish clubs, latch keys,
Tobacco and pipes and jovial sprecs,
With scores of others framed like these.
For man, the vile offender
On, a wondrous change soon will note,
When the ladies are allowed to vote
Man must play second fiddle;
For if they only get their way,
Oh, won't there be the deuce to pay,
For they will rule and men obey
Well, time will solve the riddle"
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Out Door Sports.
THE CLOSE OF THE TR0TTINti AND YACHTING



THE CLOSE OF THE TRoTrING AND YACHTING
SEASONS.
RACING AND TROrTING OF 1891
The racing season in this State closed at Nor
ris Park Thursday
Here and elsewhere it has been a remarkable
and in many respects an unpreCe dented season.
1t ecipse> all former ones in popular interest
aroused and in liberaity of stakes and purses.
1t was sgpaized by the appearance Of the
greatest two-y -yearold- His Highness-thut has
ever appeared on the turf and by the brilliant
performances Of other youngsters of that age.
The mile time made by >alvator last year has
not been beaten, but many new records have
been written. The work OF the three-y year-olds
has hardly been up 10 the standard, but the
shortcolning has been more than compensated
for by the exceptional achievements of the two
yearold>-a a fact that gives promise Of unuSu-
ally strong three -year-od racing next summer.
4 noteworthy feature of the season has been
the establishment of the Board Of Control, an
innovation that has already been productive of
good results and is destined TO be of inc stima-
bic value to the turf when its operations are
perfected and the field of it, activity extended.
BY the reckless folly of the New jersey author
ities the Monmouth Park Association was driv
en- out of that State But this. well aS the
almighty dollar crusade OF Philip j. Dwyer
against the city booksellers during the Grave
sehu iheet'hg' was piuuueI hot "htIH |" pe
repeateG next year
lue iioeIa'ts oi Tue pu sts anu s'"htS "nel-
eu uallns tht season i lHultattu pA tue WIZ
nngs Of the leading competitors. One two
year-od, His Highness. carried of hundred
anu iu nNe thousano uoIIais. Neali d lnl'i'on on
uo'i"ie IaSSeu - 'iie oleuit " ~ !n: -
tuese lout Wv w f ,hin IT. ii,l'ioi
~ - N "A ~ ~ hol - -, eu "lu
toui % tuou'suu, " ouio. ! -" e., d u'l'-
oi1n I'll II @ III. i,"T ~ I'te"iI'
n nIuuI Il a4u H. ~ .noutn'lu' n.i1' ~
W l-e "ee' d uuiui ~ "hu I've tuouS'1u ne
y, ~ ue' - ~ no 'nan III thous'li ca, ~
,'i ~ -S'9ht tiioue'HH " =
Dm?ei n ,,'I. u
f'el', - -tni ~ 7TiiG n ~ iI,!
~ ~ - noG3'NU -. N'4ilo.' ~ = ~
@ lnuI >''''' ~ = - - -oi'e 'nou-
AIM Thl ,it...ai;.,
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II, III uin'1iT, ta.I Irai j. IL
- ~ a,hi a. - ,,, ~ ., +' .,i t
+ n,Sl a 'n thn'' '"t'' orl
III Hr'''N n "'N ii,sI IIii IoI''
Ill, i.,I LIN ~, .hat,sa,,1 IN In'.i IN II
,n+i ,risS raIi, ~ t, -oJ f ~
S+i,iI ,,r,,raot;,ff,r a tbt 49, Az, ,,',r, ,ha,,
t J ~
s,n+tthra haa nr a r,,,I ,.ra,ra ~ AK.
II, thr.a Ih,I,lnn So,a, hn,ri ~, "
iIi H. M. ,' ~, ir il,
II tha f,,t,ir. ,,r7smArt1l ~ rati,', Mnn, ~
H.. ,nin'si. M 5.han'.,J l,nar.hi'1 I;aT1
,1,',ilt.r f,- nf ,,.b,,,' on it,i,"f ~
5.,,-t,, ~ tr,1t i, l,a s,.'It ~ f,,,,,r1 NJ,
NH, o,ii0 - - = ~ - W. = -
H.. s,..o,, ,n,,. l,o - ,.. u.;,b
fbr tf,,rt Of snno 70 beat the worlJ.s record
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The Similarity.

An engine is known by its company; so is
woman.
1t takes sand to run an engine; 50 it does to
win spirited woman
1t makes fellow mad to get left by an en-
gine; so 1t does by woman.
There is usually great hustle about en-
gine; so there is about a woman.
An engine Is an object of much wonder and
admiration to men and fear to horses; so is a
woman.
When an engine goes off the track it usually
takes man or more along with it; so does II
woman.
An engine will sometimes blow fellow up
If he puts on too much pressure; 50 will some
women. lGermantown Telegraph.
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hdef Ia, 'uftrN"h "l irof' iulhtm- IMel
Ia thr Department of Ethuao-N, oI tAe
u.Il.. ,..I,,,,,Ji,,, i,>.,-iti,,,, . ..rt,,f,,,,,.
has been making extensive cNtaN ltlnn> Of the
prc-hi>torir molrds hi Dhto ana II. .lH,ua. ana
according L" ftp"'i>' rt't Ntu from ll!at 10
finn, ,nn.t u.,ntif, ina. .ur,,,> lp. I.,u ,p.t
with. Many >ku US. HktItton>, cpll Or nat h
49, ,,i,. ,rr,,t,.,,t- ,i,,r- ,.f I,,..t alas.
,,.i,h ,hii,, ioO ,n 5nA ',,,,I. ,li,t. .,,a,r h.,j
N'l-H'"H ~ :" '"" ~ GUMS "i'' >l'o'' "''">'
St" nave o'rh St'ultu.
,,,r, ii.r. rh, I,iil '.r,f tt
!, ,l f.,, blr.,. Am I,,, Xxx, ,,, ~, -
h,nr nm, lirts f., ,,mn ,rhi ,utni wri,rLt ~.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-29
Fish and Fishing

The Portland sunday Times reports Iobstcrs are
still very scarce, and dealers not tor it,.
Generally at this season they plentiful, but
enough not be got to fiji orders. The fishermen
say they are growing scarcer every year.
The mackcrcl fishermen who have recently re
turned from the fishing grounds report an immense
number of blue1sh and bonitoS which intest the
ST and scatter the mackerel in all directions.
The fishermen state that the water from Seguin
Island OF the Maine to Thatcher's Island was
fairly alive with these predatory fish. 1t is report
ed that cod, haddoch hakc and halibut have been
usually scare and they have been driven away
Nv he dog fish
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-29
Maine State College.

The dairy building is completed, and work for
the students in agriculture has been started. Prof
Cheeseman remains until the end of this term,
when his work is given over to Mr.. G. Nj. Gowell,
formerly of Bowdoin.
Target practice began early this fall Lieut..
Hersey being firm believer in the theory OF Il
scientifically instructed rifle corps. Good shoot
ing has been done at both 200 and 800 yards, 20 out
OF a possible 25 having been made several times.
The foundry has been completed, but as the ap-
paratus is not ready for use it probably will not
be occupied until next term
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tor some time past the coal fregltS from l5alu
more @ Boston have been 30 cents PER n rms
Is had on the coal barges, as 1t costs 66 cents per
ton to tow Il coal barge from Baltimore to Boston
and pach This low rate of treight5 mas caused
great decline in the value of hargos, for instance,
craft Of this kind that cost from ten To fifteen
thousand dollars would not bring over three or
tour thousand if pat up for sale at the present
tine.
r,.,.,,,,r cr..,,., n.
i.''''l i'I '',SlJ avu'1' a. ~. % n'uM' Wv! & ",
Hi!ntr- - NV l"Ih' itP ~ @ @Iol @t',t wy"
t!lliiS '''t II 9,lolF utlEt9 Si',N 'ii''. m @ III
lfvttaoF' @ rlaI2t ~ I"ttS- '@tifiS @ 81 Pc'I"ruu
''H'lIl"' tNvc'"nNif 'tc. WIN ittS I"t o'i ltl9
H'''l-'.Ai.t Ni'i:' tc IttSS' HNtuto tVt
'7e7 20 u' f-7t aIe ih'utatIVe on an t5sl mar NJ l.
I"l'R F"YaEt gtheril cargo lFtlshl" remain Nulct
lHd slealY im"nE lne more iihP"ilanm! NJ mNltles VI
i"t WtSh haNing heem a mp i"i neIoourHe az az
NfulN blehl oi '7 ti ~ tup!G II. AHlotI litlbH'S
it"ih tiit WI ,h! deaI ifF'Sht7 iph III PAY ~
fuhdY 20 tne hlteN hlnsd2n tttalh tHGIr % Hl,n- I
hcs9' ON "aSl7 ~ " Ult 4'"9' . iU-7 "' dl'' 70 4'
rt~gecuVtN Naval store frtlsh.9 remain a ap""t
N III l., alll =. Z 81. lI1ll " SupH
r"rt7 !" IotN iol ort'trs' "l'Il moOtIdtt Iqul9
Tor nanny an l nearby vessels bIlN buHlllt9S
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-29
Ministers Cannot Smoke.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct. Is. The Evangelical
Association in session here has decided that here
after no candidate for the ministry shall be ad
mittcd IL he is addicted to tobacco. Resolutions
denouncng intemperance were passed and 1t was
resolved not to support any candidate connected
with who sympathizes with the manufacturers
or sellers of intOyicants.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-29
Cooking Schools aud Kitchen Gadens.


Writiug III ,i>it ia ft, F1Il gut II.gfa.
Fxhib;ff1u 3. contributor fl. tlu, ti.~.., .}-.,u-
iU.- R.rnra .ay. N, Ia th, /. .lu,..tt. ...t,.,
Gghf, anJ am r,,y.,r,,,l IN, ti1,jIn. ~ ,.,,,t,.
srhnol rx,rri.r t.l~t Ip.Y,r Th,. Iru,r.r,.
HIN !. cnnJ,.tai IN Nil, pYn. aul uprtorrIrl
i, - rirI, FINN IN. rliI,Ii.0 ..nn,.. l.+.ll.l
me- -rhnoI .nniuirt,l for th;. y,utk RI. ....,A
inG il lnps in rba Al3.iIu' ,,.u. Il.r' Nj A.
kiT,ou,, urnu,ly>t a,hi.lrm.ut. P.psta.. h
vyiu n,t i ,ua,, ,..r. L.t,f. IN L. ,,i ...-+..J
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick We gave her Castora.
When she Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-10-29

/ "a k5,nhar- tnast,,4.tDr !, : Na,ril. a>..uti,.
i' ~ ~
| 'ruhltteP, " IS NpytS, +. l.. Ame4, y. \. Reed,
/ commit &c On odts, ". + kenrick u T IIar
| lN'lt' "A r. ii'.tfeI-
/ ir. small was absent several DAYS, attending
thr New England Association or C,ller g. and Fit
! ding schools Al C8pIhri,j.ra Mas
! lht I"H""hg VIII compose the oracle hoard for
'- ~ -Ai'''I'",' - y; ''I'',t ,t1h' II N NJ
/ n i'''- NJ 7tAlh aIiN ,. watson, r =.
/ u, ""t'l' -" h"''SAIh7' H. D. N'"'uin ana = N
""'-' 40
>,r-tI.,Ti, II .,,,r- -.,rtiie VII r,.I,i ,,I
! n i,. ti Il n , '"i" 9'i' 'i "''l '
stranger to Bridget, -crutTiu- the front steps
w lille You're 81 Your knees Iiddr, pray Tor
/ me- Bridget o. Lori, make this fellow Il
/ -intleuan "
/ Io AVOID rald ana amehes- from Metting rnh
! me chest with I"hn-ons Anoiyhc l-Iniment.
n ~. \, ,
4 must have ueen sound asleep" GaIzam .whu had
4 g'rn annoy ty MatdoN- snoring ~ on were.
/ beard the sound
, .,
u " "ahtsu !" nc ~ ,V'"t ,1I uiflt r ~" ft7e
wa. , Ing ,Lul" Il cures
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ie.,i,tjfYI ,.rta r., Il ,,ili t,jl 4, ii, XXI
i5 KIN. 'I \ ~ ,. 4 - -, " , - ~ - '7' ,,, |
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|
r..u,,lrI,,, T,h,t-.a'- t,,,lv,.a i,.i,no,,+
4 .af, IN iI man ,.,,l,, y,, h,,.m l,,,a MN.
|
Judge. GLOW Old are YOU, maGam:" Witness.
| GIVE seen eighteen -ummer-' Judge "And
! eighteen wiuttr.-thjrty- six Nr CIcrk
Lt, li ''''a ~ "'' ''.'I ,i.! i,p
I ,,,,i..rti,, IL N,,,i, ;, r,,.1., +t,i ,.'.,.t -
4 t,i,t plnLb',, IN, ti.,, II. t,,
4 trNilrr- explained the matter bv saving that he
j '"' '''" engaged ~ Nus'' rittu't.
The children, b..,Itb must rn, h ,.l,..t,,I
/ l.,' IN. ,n,' i'.04 ,+,.,.s ,..t,,.J nv. r..a,,
/ ftaI. ,.t,rr- al ,i. If ;- n,rf.'.rIt- IN, ,i t..
,.t-.Iy 4t,I..f i,f, tIa r'.sf,3I TS y.',,.t ..,-
/ ,lrIifna I,lt pr,.n Ia.
/
| from her nose. 1Wo physicians prescribed, hut
, without benefit. We tried Ely's Crcam Balm. and
| much To our surprise thero was "A lnal kcj improve
/ mcHt- We continued Using the Balm and IN a
I Corning \ Il
4 co., tt.., ...r. 81 .-.-, t.f -, ,,1- g., ,,tt
] ,.,.t - ' - .. ash a. -
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"'H y" s"' ~" Nl'''c e"-fo ~ " ldii eaNle'
b Raut, -lf1 I'd i. ,i,},. skin deem. INIT to nos
$50 ''i'' l'I'@'IFt oralt1Hl -klh iuic vigorous
! ~
| A5' N'I7irnl'" III 7maIl hut frequent 'l'Se--
| 1t Is the mos, reliable OF blood purifiers.
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Literary News and Notes,

ana mas rich fund OF anecdotes relating %
southern lite
canta;n H,,rlav Smar, vvho i ,o,,, u oeIl
l,,, +,+ii''a - t; - " ~ -
Crin,aa, a 49, u,bn ,e,t tb1,'t tba ,,h
iii tr,n,hin ca,,nai,, III nb5n h. r,s,7,t
| frasz;,,r ~ 10 MN :, H. tr,,.,i ~ ti,,
harJ imnt ana hnr7ler LjSc,,it. jm biz TOM mi
| swearing in seven Ianpna,ras at tha1 ,ommi,sar.
| i,t denartment
|
fhllade!phia is to unite with New lork, say
| Mr. Box IN the Boston journal, in the e>tab-
Ilshment Of periodical of the character of the
North American Review and the Forum"
iH MHG lol o,5l IN inohlhs' ana 'he ht>l number
!, onuIe US hn,ne antnoIess: hianche lIls
haen Looked for esperIy Werray storv Win
is now running serially in a London periodical,
y. WI oe lsSugo ~ III GouniI4 ~ l4" lhontns.
if is of a character TO interest iuyeuile readers
! it is equally fascinating for children of larger
growth
At the last session of the Maine Legislature.
a law was passed requiring that teachers shalt
| he examined in the Elements" OF the natural
| sciences, especially is applied to Agriculture"
! A. the result Of this action the American Book
| Company have now ready Nn>iows Prnci-
! !
! requirements of This law. but appeals to the
| broader field afforded by the whole country.
| n, w .r, ,,:,s.,
| 70 II II q q !, , '' ~ y &
~ "nu snoe - NV ~ ~, i.ulofG
i'S unteii i't loi " se'ie> 9t n.u?'t "V
| al ittle> ph iioN ~ ope - 'uou' f" y, u e y
-. - ~ ' n = = - - " " iii ~ " IN n
w s0No'r a. -" "eIN,' ~ % %n"''J Ut? ",''
G'ioi aNe uo'I tli' ln7 M" !etH''i1 a.
II - uotie ~ - lnnu' lIe 'auu' ot'aHu' vel
n'anS' + Iahtt' noI'ahu: nt'9 Iuli' aug oNltH4I
ia"u uese attIcles " III HIM Interesting ana
'"Stl u''Ne It'"'"-'
Ou4 Of tha mast rikiruarti,.Ies of thp month
| ,xII IL an artinla IN Nj Frank r sanborn
nm "Ths Home AMI Uaunt. ~ Iov-aIl,
in tho NV Er,lanJ Naaayira far \ny4rt
hnr Nr So,rlnTn IA. j frianl ~ E,nar
son AMI ,Thoraqn arI III rInrar arti.In or,
~ Eu,prson and hi. Friends at Concord :, in tho
.an,., n,aoa, zinc yin 10 ra,alaA h, NJ. ona ~
nltaiI 7,rh. ortf.Ia ,vi,l ~ tneiy iIIu.tr.t4I
With .kat,hps Lv ,.leyar nen,si1 an, non and Ill
art,stS arI ,iortrait If I av,au nv Rnwsn
bitL.rto ,,,,l mot,.,, ~ ~, ,,,,i1i.
Decked in new and unusu ually artistic
Thanksgiving cover, the November Ladies
Home journal comes a> the first reminder that
the holidays are approaching. EVERYTHING
about this issue Of the journal seems Of the best
and A higher standard has never been reached
in any previous number Whether one reads
Mrs. Henry Ward Beechtr's secoud reminiS-
cent paper of "Ir. Beecher as knew Him"
or listens to De monico the great caterer As
he tells how to set a table and arrange dinner;
or to Russell sage, the New York tinancer as
a> good a the next
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Is which is guaranteed 70 bring you satistac-
tory results, in of failure a return of pur-
chase price. On this safe plan you can buy from
our advertised Druggist bottle of DIR. Kings new
Discovery for Consumption. Ii is guaranteed to
bring relief in every case, when used for any afec-
ton Of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such Consump-
ton, Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and greeable 10 taste, perfectly safe, and al
ways be depended upon. Trial bottles free at r.
II. Moody's Drug store.
''Is this the line storm" "No, indeed, that came
In my wife's letter from the country, long ago,
when | refused to refurnish my town house for
the fnll and winter" :"
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The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chibains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, money refunded Price % cents per
box. For sale by X. Ii. Moody.
just see that trombone player His face is as
red AS a beet from blowing nard." "Yes, he GER
tainly ought TO know what is meant by strains of
music ~
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Don't Do II.

Said my physician, who for six months had doc
tored me for dyspepsia without success. when
told hin, was going to try sulphur Btters, they
will only make you worse. | did try them, and
now am well man and can eat anything. Sui
phur Sitters are great foe to doctors.-G George
BaStett, N. Y. c. and II. n. Rdiirodd. 2w43
'Johnny," said the pretty teacher, "what is a
kiss" 81 can't exactly put it in words" returned
the boy, but if yer really wanter know, l can
show Yer.n
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09
LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want op,ld.
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS
It Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indi.
Restion. Bhtousness and Liver Complaff}ts

COUNTERPART sburp. Dec.
26.-A scheme 10 food the United States
with counterf;i' silver dollars has been nm.
ear he'd here. Nineteen PERSONS are already
under arrest. aud s 100 in spurious coin is
In the hands Of The police. The money was
brought from central depot in New York
city to Pittshurg by n gang of Italians en-
ployed to rass it, 1t was all in silver dollars.
and United States Detective McSweeny saws
1t IS the best counterfeit of the standard
silver dollar that was ever made. Tho con
is perfectly formed in every detail. and its
ring is. identical with the good coin. Its
only fault is that il is light in weight.
Two of the Italians, named Eilo Dnripe
and Nelson Maggerina, accompanied Sy
their wives. attempted to pass the spurious
money over the bar of the Black Pear hctel.
but were detected hy the proprietor and ar
rested. AT fist they refused to say where
they lived, bat the woman finally broke
down AMI tod the police ha, they had been
tsng at 523 Lincoln avenue, East End. The
Mouse was quietly surrounded and fifteen
Italians arrested. Secreted under u bed in
one Of the rooms was found pile of coun-
terfeit'money amounting to 81 100.
The detectives succeeded finally in gain
ing The information that the money was
made in New York. Similar gangs were
sent to other cities. Detective McSwccny
says 'he real head Of the bud has not been
uncovered.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-01-09
Notice Of the ~
SCHOOL COMMISSION "a

WOULD respectfully call a'tcuii IN Of all
l. those having school c'aius, payable in
1890, that they should pr, sent them at this
'fhce for approval. The public is very
anxious to find out the financial s.anJing If
the School fund, and il is impossible 10 toll
until after the clsims aic gotten in for the
present yca-. l hope this request will be
promptly complied ill.,
wilt s'so state that owing to the nec"s.i y
OF eng among the vnr,ous schools III ough-
out the County looking after their interests,
etc. will be at the office ouly OH FIR day
and Saturday of each week.
Let every one remember that af err the lst
day Of January, 1891, the School Commis
sioncr S office will be oren only On Friday
and Saturday.
ochorl Registers and Blanks of I'll kinds
promi tly furnished On apple tin.
communications Promptly a sw, rcd knd
attended t.. al. WAI.EEU4
Sch1ol Commissioner U. e.
dec 10 r.,
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION
In the Court of Common Pleas.


Summons foc Rel:cf-COmp'ant not Served .
Burrill Blanton, Samuel r. Adams, Breyarl
ID. Springs, 10 II :. Moore and George NJ.
Webb, Jr., partners doing business under
the firm name of Jones, Blantcn g. Co.,
PLAINTIFFS,
against
The Massachusetts and Southern CoDstruc-
lion Company, Dcfsndants.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
l. to answer the c jnp'aint in this action.
which is filed in the Office of the Clerk of
Common Pleas, for the said County, and to
serve copy of your answer 10 the said CO II
plant on the subscriber at his office, N, =
Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof cxclu-
sive of the day of such service; and if YOU
fail 10 answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plnintitfs in this acti, II will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated LnIrn, $. c., December l2, \. ID.
1890.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney
notice, Una Ai6fee4atAh4n 6ee JAheHA eaapsa; lake
the office of the Clelk OF the Coort of Com
mon Pleas for Union County, at Union, in
the County Of Union, in the 5 ate OF South
Caro- ina, IN the 18th day of Decemb"r, 1890
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Plaintiffs At rncy.
Un;on, s. c., Jan. :, 1891.
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NJ Office is herchy given, th't Mr.. Almira
~ f. Rodgcr, wi iSw of John ROdger,
deceased, hls ii ed her peti ipn before me
to have homes cai assigned aud sct off for
the benefit If herself, flom The real and Pc
sonal property Of the said John Rodger.
Notice is further given that the sail pc
riri"n will come up Tor hearing before me
on the 7rh day Of February next, 1891, mt
IL o'clock, A. NJ.
&. II. Pi AXE,
Master for Uni n County.
Masters Office,
Jan. 9Th, 1891.
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IN MEMORIAM.

MRS. ALICE b. SMITH, (nee Browningl
departed this life at The home of her MOI her,
Mrs. Martha L. Browning, in Cross Keys
$ Township, on the I'd day of Decent or,
1890, in tho Seth year of her age.
The subject of this notice was one of
n"ture's noble women quiet, gentle, cner-
,ge'ic. accomplishing and true one whose
continual nim was 10 do her whole du'y iu
all tho relations Of life, as Daughter, Sister,
Wife, Mother, Teacher and Neighbor ono
Yhe exem plified the chrstia character by
SI~eliL L..ordercd walk md Cody conyersa-
tion ~ Faithful to the church of her
choice, to tn, Sabbath school; not n "relig-
Gus b;got," but true Bible christian, who
loved and respected the people of God of
whatsoever name or order
But notwithstanding her good qualities
and her great usefulness t, the community,
q disease which batfied the skill of varions
emineut Physicians laid bod upon her, and
for UPWARDS Of six months she was q great
sufferer, and finally died without q struggle.
De'th had no sting for her. as she passed
away as quietly rs one going to sleep. Her
pure spirit took is flight from the dead body
TO Tho christians home in glory"
Tho writer has known Mrs Smith from
her childhood, but has never known any one
to utter one word of complaint or unkind-
ness against her. AS an evidence Of the
esteem in which she was held the day Of her
funeral, though cold and wet. witnessed the
gathering of vast multitude of neighbore
and friends assembled at Padgets Creek
Church t. pay The last sad tribute of respect
n oppropr'atsT TTd iasIing discodrse;..wn1ss
lFas well received. The casket with iis con-
tents was deposited in the GENE cry to await
the general resurrection. G..