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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

Bar We have had to encounter many
difficulties in getting out our paper this week.
We have been pressed with Job Work the
Local Editor has been attending tho meeting
of the Grand ID. vision, S. Of T., at Ssntuc, and
just at the pinch Of our troubles, on pub ics-
ton day, when his services were Of greatest
necessity, Uur pr:ncrpur worKmxu sent word
to us that he was SICK C) and unable tc
work. Under these difficulties, We ask the
indulgence of our readers, for oil errors snt
deficiencies that may be found in the paper
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p,rt I'm It's day aud generation. 1ts pups
went forth from its walls. educated and pre-
pared for the duties of life. Time, however,
has laid It's heavy hand upon It. Its noble
patrons, DR.. Dogan, A, w. Thomson, Davis
doudelock, Gen'l. Wallace. Judge pewkins.
Col. Herndou and G. L. Meog, hare oil pass
ell over the dark river and many OF its
pupils, having fulfilled their angelic missions
ON Earth, have also been gathered 10 tner
however. worthy their noble mothers.
Many OF its pupils are still living "sowing
seeds of kinduess'' and struggling to bring
up the sens AMI daughters for "God AMI
| Country"
Venerable Academy Scene Of our hep
| piest momsntsl You have run Jour race,
finished your course, and nov must nc
1 gently and lovingly laid aside, though not
| Hunwepp' and not "unsung."
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Uuifel States rusinna

Uuitcd States customs authorities have
deci'led that the people of Buffalo, N. y,
must pay t,rift'x on the natural gas which
is ripsd into the city from the Canada side
OF The Nagra Rver. 1, is true that thi. gas
ia made by nature, and not by any foreign
manufacturing concern, but it competes with
gus That Is made by American manufacturers
ani In these circumstances Nature itself is
clearly "pauper l.bo'er" from the Protec.
ii"nst' point OF view, and her products must
be regarded aud tre'ipi accordingly. 1t is
very pain cas-, now that tho only reason
why the Go-ernu cnt Of this blessed Repub.
ic does not tax dir and water is becsuse IL
can't measure the quantity used, we ,up-
pose.
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HOLDING BACK WHEAT AND CoTTos.-St.
Louis, July S.--Rcferring to the circular
purporting to have come from Alliance
sources us to the storing Of wheat and other
farm products to "sho, ten" tho market.
President J. b. Dones, OF the Nationsl Busi-
ness Agents Association OF the Alliance said
to-day that the national officers had given
some attention TO the matter. Mr.. Jones
said he did pot believe the movement would
be general. AS the matter stands now, tests
are TO be made in two statcs-Kansas and
Georgia. In section OF the former groin
will be stored. while the farmers Of Georgia
will hold back cotton. This movement will
have the cordial support Of the United
Alliance, aud the result will be watched with
interest by farmers everywhere throughout
the country.
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HAPPY HoosIERs.-Wm. Timmon,. Post.
master of Idaville, Ind, writes: "E.cotri,
Bit'e's has done more for me than all othes
medicines combined for that bad fscling nris-
ing from Kidney aud Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockmsn, of same place.
says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best
Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel
like new man." J.W. Gardner. hardware
merchant, same town says: Electric Biiters
Is just the thing for man who is all run
Iown and don't care whsther be lives or
nieS he found new streng h, good appetite
ana felt just like he hal new lc,.e on
IRE. Only 6Oc. bottle. at B. F. r. sey's
Drug Store.
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GEoRGrA's GREAT MELON CRop--The
Sav'nnah NeUs says this season, water
melon crop Is the greatest eysr raised in
de"rgia. So far, between 1000 ADD 1000
car loa Is of melons have been shipped out Of
the State. and there nrs several Thousand
more car loads yet to go Last we.k about
Zoo'ooO melons were shipped out of Sasan,
nan nah principally to New Yoak and Boston.
Iho nslons g. everywhere--from Boston 10
C"icago, from Baltimore to Kans,. City and
irom Macon to Mine Ipolis. The condition
OF the melons this year is very fine, b tn as
TO size and quality
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Correspondence Of the Times.
A Grand Alii4pee Pienic---With q Hearty
Welcome to AL

| SANTUC, July 20.-Pursuant to . cali fo
same, delegated committee from the differ
! ent Alliances Of the townships OF Fish Dam
| Saptuc, Goshen Hill. Union and Pinckney
met hers on the 18th, to perfect arrange.
ments for a p'onie tGd speaking in the near
future, q day Of lsast.e. and prqft generally.
| Mr.. w. L. Jtter was chosen chairman, and
&. w. Jeter, Secretary.
| Tho time and place decided upon was
August 9th, at Santuc
| II was then thought css -ntial to the success
of the afair-which by the way, is Ia
be publio,-to appo;nt a committee VI four
| from each Alliance, one at last, to be q
non n-Allianceman, to promulgatc the picnic,
aud solicit from the citizens Of the neighbor
hood, both by their presence, and by con.
tributiug to the rspast. md the folio wing
committees were appointed.
Fish DAMN. c. Deaver, p. P. Hami!toa,
John McG,wan, and J. G. Rec.
Flint MN-J. B. Jeter, DR.. j. II. Hamil.
ton, G. J. Lee, and s. A. Jeter.
Santuc.-D. Il. Fant, j. Nc. FAINT, &c.
Sartor, and l.. B. Jeter.
jfeador.-Dr. A. f. FAINT. T. d. q. Gregory,
W. }. Fridy. and DR.. J. G. Gong.
Fair Forrn.-R. ". harris, G. C. Greer,
Jas. Young, and -
Uebron--Leland Cunningham, Gillian
Greg'ry, --McDcrmid, and J. c. SLehlo..
worth.
Duck Pond-T. X. Palmer, ]. B. T..
Scott, WA. Wix, and II. u. Belize.
Kelten.-K. +. N. Fowcr, II. C. Little,
A. c. McGowan, and s. j. II. Howell.
All OF the above Alliances were not repre-
sented by delegates, hut communicated, and
The above were appointed, spd are earnestly
requested 10 serve and do their best -
their duty is to get all, both ladies and
in ftnir
interested in the picnic. anl oil t. cont, ibute
to, participate 10, AMI par: axe of, the picnic,
MS we expect to make it, with the aid of our
non. alliance friends, q very interesting affair
TO all
The following distinguished gentlemen
are invited, and are expected to ntt. nd and
speak:
President, J. Vim. skies, State Lee urcr,
W. J. Tallbert; 8. B. A.. NJ. l.. Donald. on. |
District Lecturer, J. II. Kinsler; W. n. T. der.
and Robt Aldrich.
band of music will be present, and |
furnish music for the occasion
Remember, this is not close enjoyment,
bnt al are welcome. SO brethren AID
friends Of the committees. ple.se solicit al
oc me and bring well-fillei lunch baskets,
md II any one is anyway pr.judiced We ]
,ops your minds will be- di-abu. cd. anu
hat those outside the Alliance will hell. 10
aaks a.s snieys ourselyes and We w,li do oirr.
itno.tt" help you cnjoy yourselves. and
u Joi" hands aid lie both benefited a: d
'dnc,''d together, rs we do n,t with 4,
'Icind any one fr m the pleasures expected
IN that day
The members of the Alliance will pl.ase
eme;nb ih. badge worn on another and
inii'r &C. sion, n BIT Of blue lib on on the
up"l o! he coat. and wear it this tim, and
how y"rr iilcliiy.
l.. ". JErEn,
Sec'ty. ]
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DELAYS ARE DASGpROUs.-Thtre are those
VINO are morbidly anxion, about their h,a tI,.
wMchlng every symptom and dozing them
'eiVes on the 'ligh'cst provDcation. There
are others who never give the matter n
thought. but permit rc,l symptom. to Inr,c
into the cerfainiies Of disease. Between ibr
sfrat the wise .spens sssrs,--u usx.r
""duiy anxi6us, anf yet NOT p rm ling
genuine symptoms to develop. lie knens
that delays are dangerous, u, d Le knows
moreover, TINT the medicine most likely to
be effective is that which go $ straialr 10 III.
seats of disease, onI tones up the dgcs iy.
organs. strenathens the system and ,rriii,s
the blood. He takes few doses Of y. =. :.
and soon finds that all the sympt ms ha
disappeared, and that he il in n ',:t = c.n.
dition than ever. The great vegrtnb rcn,c,
has no rival.
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s0- We find the following in the Carolina
Spartan under the head Of "Gaffney Locals -
Misses Minnie and Lena Macarthur, daugh-
ters of Joo Macarthur, left for their home nt
Woodland, Chiokasaw county, Miss. Misses
Fannie Macarthur and Annie Wood went with
them to spend several weeks. Some Of the
b,ys have not had hearty laugh since they
left, and one took regular cry after their
departure.
We have heard that coll potatoes and
molasses, mixed, was good in such cases.
But ga regular cry is far more sensible
than pistol practice on oneself, which is be-
coming too common remedy,
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B0r Our correspondent Vox speaks Of
the TINES being somewhat illegible last
week. We we're madly ware Of it, but
il yes only part Of the edition. and
WAS caused by 'eno press aOitiug oyt of
order. We had about as much trouble
in getting the press to work properly
as scme Of our readers had to read the
paper after it was printed; but that
Hna no aatisfas!ieg to either of us.
Senator Quay ssys that Governor Paltison
OF Pennsyivanin sis popular. has q llear
record and woull be strong candidate"
II nominated for the presidency by the Demo
Gratis. This proves that Qusy s recent hard.
ships have taught him to appreciate the value
OF "a clean record" He may yet reform.
when he ceases from active Ropublicanism
And, 10 enr faye misd, it slsa proyes tia,
Quay don't wsEt Cleveland nominated, but
would like to see weaker man at the head
Of the Democratic ticket. Oh! that man
Quay Is an ar'ful political dodgcr.
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THEY WILL KEEr TnH FAITH. Eaureus,
July lS.-The following resolutions were
unanimously PASSED by the Lisbon Alliance
Of this County;
Resolred. That this alliance renews its al
legiaucs to the principles Of tho Farmers
Movement and 10 its leader, Governor B. X.
Tillman.
2. That we do not believe Governor Till
man hss been, is, or ever will be disloyal to
the Alliance or the farmers interest in
South Corolina, Notwithstanding the efforts
of certain cost,ail politicians 10 persuade the
members oft Alliance TO the contrary.
3. That we favor the Ocsls demands. but
this Alliance accords to Governor Tillman
the right Of free thought and free speech.
and the tims has not CONS 10 sacr fice Cover
nor Tillmau for tho very doubtful chance of
getting the sub-treasury or any othor scheme.
4. That il is the purpose Of the leaders OF
the ALLIANCE to deliver our organization TO
the Third Party. we would like TO know it
ut once.
AaF ahf%s # s4ssasS 1A uss Rss
10 still good enough for US.
1t Is 10 osder now for word TO he sent to
the Laureus County Alliance to rebuke the
Lisbon Alliance for its iqdep0ndaRt action,
and demand that the members of that Ali r
ance shall eat their own words, and hereaft, r
think and act only q. the leaders Of the Order
think and act on all Alliance matters.
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h,vE HAD ExAMPLrs.--The Atlanta Jour,
nal has discovered, rs Tine STATE did iba
o'her day, the inconsistency OF W.hird pa, tv
reformers' like Weaver aud 8 moscn maj.
ing crusade against monoroly' in the
private car Of an Office. of the Richmond
and Danvilie, "thc biggest raj way monopoly
In the Sou'h." But the Journal shopid
remember President Macune's loan of 81. 600
from Pat Calhoun and Governor Tillman's
free pass. Those anti-monopolists have had
examples set them m.-The State.
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To tho Wheelmen,

young fiiend called our attention to the
tact that some wheelmen Of the town were
in the habit Of wheeling around after dark
without headlight. which makes it rather
dangerous for these who Tdik around after
uuTT, unu reYucsrcu US roxsx srwsys
carry their light, in the front, for although
the young man compl"ing. is rathor small
in stature, wheelmau should be careful not
to run over him after night, rs he may
throw them off their b,lauce, and il per-
chance, they should break one of his limbs
they may have the Postmaster General after
them for injuring one Of his Sunday Schoo
scholars.
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2 epools Corticelli Buttonho!o twist 90,
Decker" white knitting Cotton 30. ball
at H. NJ COHEN g. BROS.

JoNEsvILLE, July 20.-EDIron UNION
TIMEs.-Dear Sir: Your Correspon lent
from this place seems to have made q wrong
Impression about the free pass. To settle
it in short way in my own case, will
state that never used free pass. On tho
other hand refused to do il.
hold n ticket, dated Dec. 23d, 1889.
-yood .yor oHv- trtp oHly, 10 Dec. u, 1867,
from Columbia 10 Union. / never prescn-
ted it. ceuld not use one trip pass and
keep 1t, for the conductor would punch and
take It UP of course. So hold it as evidence
As for free p,ss to travel on at any and
all times to q certain date never have seen
one and hsve always paid my fare.
GODFREY B. FowLER.
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Representative Fowler has no FREQ Pass.

We most willingly publish the following
from Repre-. entativo Fowl,r, in order that
Justice may bo done h;m if the TIxKs has
been anyway instrumental in creating q
wrong impression about him. We, however,
are glad that Mr.. Fowler can unequivocaly y
place himself right and in the most f,vUr-
able light before the people, in the free pas
quest on:
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=, F"E REV: y. O: JUpn-.R,r some d,ys
the congregation II Trinity Church h,. bosn
contemolating sen ling an invit,t,,n {, tha
Rev. II. o. Judi. their former rector. 10
Genre here and preach while DR.. Capers ia off.
on his vacston this summer. Mr.. Judd is
now in Macon, Ca, AMI can c,sily como
DR.. Caapcrs has just forwarded him a formal
invi'ation, !. is understood tha, he will
accept, and il he does his old tongreg CATION
VIII welcome him with open a,ms.-T The
State.
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HkS" Hon. J. w. Stokes, Prcsideni Of the
State Farmers Alliance, has challenged Scrn-
tor NJ. C. Butler t, discuss the sub-Trea.ury
scheme at the Alliance picnic n. Prosperity
on the 10Th, ins'., and tho challenge has been
acsep'c cd.
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The people arc 10, brash. A year ago
they were splitting their tbrous bawling f,r
Tillman. Shell AMI Irby, aoi no doubt nam
ing hbies and pos, offic 8 after them.
few days ago at Milton, in Lsurens County,
the farmers roundiy abused their former
heroes aud lcdsrs because they u-ei free
passes.
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DEMOCRATS AND ALLIANcEMEs T. .oRrnER.
when ii comes to real Al.ancc principles the
Democrats accept them all except the SUBJ
treasury bill. That is not really IN Alliance
schems but was trick of certain politicians
who have persuaded the farmers 10 endorso
It. Rule that out and the Democrats and
the Alliance men are together. r.-Seartan.
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pSpers, sb0tS ~ SJorfnetS Ni&teS0j5pfSU'f
plant grsah crops moro extenisseH snotNsr |
year, for cotton is now below the cYst pr
production. and II all reports provo true u
will he still loser In the fail. y I uuderstaH
that the present crop is estimated st S.OOS-
600 b,les while at this time last year il wk
only ca cula, ed at 100000. 1.-THE preset
estimate be tue, olt,on is bound to be lowe
in price.
Miss Ma,ic Boyd is teaching Singing
School at Fosters Chapel Miss Matte IS
good and pleasant singing mistress and
admirably fitted and qualified for the profess
sion which she follows. She IL . cripple,
snd not able TO walk at any time. She trav-
els in an Invalid chair, and has to be helped
in and out Of her buggy, sitting in her seat,
50 oil who ars blessed with the ability to
walk ehould thank God that they srs not in
her condition. instead Of always fretnug and
growing about the mysterious works OF the
Lord.
Well, Mr.. Editor, L had occsGon t. visit
town not n ihouraud miles aIay few days
back, and afer lunharnSe esed my long cared
qSa8ksd 4, ;IssSs4 ~ xspls a YP On the bust.
the street and IN ff01@ 81 those Mi.er.
able places where they g. ut death, misory,
hunger and poverty, Ithwa crowd OF men.
some under the influences Of the sccurssed
stuff, (whiskoy) while s.ms were sober, aud
all were dire ,ssing Alliance measure, o
which they seemed to know but very little
about. One Of their subjec's wa, Tue sub
Treasury p an, and / askel the question
(Which would be the most honorable for the
National Government TO furnish depository
for the farmers to store their produce ol
for the whiskcy men TO deposit their poisur
10 destroy the rsoplef" The answer that
received was another question "w,ll thu
farmers pay AZ high . per cent as th'
whiskey men % God forbid that any Gov
ernment would ever think OF. charging nj
much for the storage of farm products ths
are necessary tossupport its subjects as i
would for the storage Of apoison that bring
want and destruction. msory and woe to tb'
people, aud even death; and Iaud them int
eternity unprepared to meet their God.
Now, Mr.. Editor, this may be alittle out o
order. but il yous will please publish it
will try and face the music.
Il.
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LEANING FROM A CAR PLATFORM Staun-
ton, Va, July 20.-A man named Zciglcr,
from Cspon Roai Va, on his way to the
unveilipg of The sta'ue Of Jackson at Lex
ingion, was knocked off the Baltimore and
Ohio train six miles north of Stauuton this
evening ond killed instantly his head came
in contact with mail pouch pole as he leaned
out from the cor platform.
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MURDER CAusEn ny TIoGs--S,, Louis.
July 2O.--A San Augu.t tine, Tex, special
says: Williams and John Roberts had am
ah srenti n about AobeIts hogs getting into
John and bis brother Jake, killing John ana
-erinasly wcu iding Jake"
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Tvr rr,svtpiE ,r lT-An a,l,oc'te OF tie
.uh-, rensury scheme writing IL ore Of the
suu ter pewspap.r+ complains that the
oppou~u,s If th"t scheme iivc tn ir attention
to huding faults with IT'S details while neg
lcetiug di.cussi,n Of its principles. lhere
Is svms, hing in this complaint. APpro"chiuG
,he scheme we 6ni 81 many monstrou', i'm
nr.ct. cable aud absurd provisions conncc'ed
wi,h Il that ~o easily get lost in trying 10
fud our why through t. tue roo.
The principle, che wrtor referred TO ray
I. TO q. o,ide for n fex bic currency TO oe
ImsSt tx-ysSnl tEe inter- ention Of b,uk-.
Tia prindp pjcs N We OK nj, l., is that of
patsrpaifsm IL Is TO make the g,sc.nr. ut
the central direct power aud the people the
debtors, giving it hold Of enormous
strength on the coun,ry's commerce and on
private interc-t.. IL is I" make the govern
ment the rival Of private enterprse-a
huge money trust with authority to manu-
faSture money indefinitely abd dit ibute 1t
among people Of one class. ,
Thore is good deal Of foolishnrss in all
this talk Of flexible currency. Money is
naturally flexible. IL comes when there is
anything to bring it and gees where il is
srnt. There is always noncy enough to
move the crops nhcu there is n demand for
tham. t.obody ever his to hnul cotton
hume because of lack # currency TO pay for
II or to accept due bill 5 OF N tcs for it.
The trouble with us is that when We &C.
the MONEY :cT our colt II VIC have TO pny il
all out for debts or suprlirs aud it drains
b OK through merchants and banks 10 those
who originally lent it or Furnished The sup
l,lies. The Pric's Of crops aro regulated Ivy
tho demand abroad whe c ,ur surp us over
h"me consumption is taken.
ita # Nau MY fcsi casfiheeq'
from which we suffer. There is need fo
moro money. 1t is Mt right that fe,
m,n should have the power to lock none
in the northern banks or vauit-, rs it
locked row, and hold i, away from the dc
mands OF Legitimate commerce and 70
higher interest rates than the ratio of suppl
to demand warrants But the currency I
prevent this should he gnol currency, sue
as everybody is willing tn accept, aud III
methods used to keep il in circul,tio
should be natural, should obey the laws G
traie. The sub-trcasu,y schcmc prnro.e
to give us currency which all the chance
a'c against. which nll the experiences {
our country and other countries tel u, wi
not be generally accepted rs g"od and rr.
poses to pump this money into the counir
by unnatural, violent aud dangerous device
-GreenriNe Nens.
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Rev. J. ". Rose has resigned the pastoy.
ate Of the Gretnville Presbyterisn church 70
accept the position Of evangelist for the synod
o. rth Car..l.ua.
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ahe 3OeekIy uuion Viues
r. Nj. STOKES, Editor
S. 8 STOKES. Local Editor
Friday, July "A. lSOl.
SUBscRIpTIoN. 81 SO FER 4NNC.
POST oFFICE DIRECTORY.

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. Al. 10 600 p. NJ.
The Money Oraer Department will bs
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. TO Z. NJ
IaF The Northern mail will close ~ l2P.
NJ, and the Southern Mail at GOO 4. NJ.
Any inat,eution or irregularities should
&c reported promptly to the p. NJ.
J.C. HUNTER, L. NJ.
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ssa- We are requested by School COM
missioner Walker, to say that he will net te
in bis office next Friday and So urJay.
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TuK srAxpydD OIL ocfor -Findl.y
Ohio July ~ Tho No tbx eErn Nuu, n,
Gas Comrhny purchased he pl45l territory
and co"tr'ets Of the Marion aiural Gos
zation in Noithw. lcrn Ohio Il sr.lay. The
price paid has not been. ina 4 4 ii Iio This
sale puts the cptirs contru{o of he na.ur.l
gas blsncs' into the lan Il tse Standard
o. Company, with the a oIpti, N Of tho
municipal Ilants ofthis cisy FL Toledo.
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lress Shields 10o pair. Ladies' "Purs
81 k Fan Wits 35c ~ p,ir.
a. II. Al. COHEN & BROS.
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Nur ing Cor.cts with Cork protector, 03c
each. Ladies Linen Cuffs 1Oo. pair.
at II. VI. COHEN & BROS.
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ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS INvoLvID.-Wcst
Point, Mis-. July ia suit involving
property worth over 500, 900, 900 will
sAor'iy bs G!sd IN ths courts Of New York
city Col. II. Clay King, Of Memphis, and
his brother, 7. c. King, Of this city, are
interested in the suit. II will also be- of
great iuiers ito large number of people in
Tennessee. Missouri and Texas, relatives of
these gentlemen. The suit will be brought
tor the racosery Gf praperly leased to the
city OF New York ninety mine years ago, by
Robert Edward, at that time q large real
estate owner in the city. The lease has Just
expirel. The property comprises land on
which Broadway au'i streets adjacent are
now located. The lease specified that at its
end the property h,uld revert to tho
heirs. The king family the heirs Of Mr..
Edwards, have in their possession all
the documents necessary to prove q clear
tite 10 the property in question, and q, the
lease has just expired, suit is to be commcnc.
2d a. 0nce TO recover possession.