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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08
In 'Sahsiety."


Two immense, jet black women in COR
geous plaid dresses, red and blue and
yellow bonnets and imitation monkey
hair shoulder capes, boarded Detroit
street car the other day, each with huge
market basket ON her arm.
Dropping into their seats with the
baskets at their feet, one of them said to
the other in a weary tone:
la, Mis- Wintahbottom, how tied /
is OBJ all dis heah sahsiety. Use jess been
ON de lope all wintah Use plum sick of
itr'
81 is, too, Mis- Snow. Use jess been a
gallopin' to dis an racin' ter dat de
hull endoorin' time. An i nebbah cared
much TO sahsiety nohow."
''Nor !. ] amt no wish ter be a sab
siety pusson, but hit jess seems like one
got ter go or else 'fend ones fren's. l
nebbah did care fo' sahsiety. Oh co'se /
like ter see my fren's, but when hit comes
ter dis regular fash'nable sahsiety been
in all wintah don't go much on hit"
''Now yo's talkin' sense, Mis- Snow,
yo' jess air. Dis is de las wintah Use
gwine ter frow myself right into sahsiety
uho sc peeH uoih. LIZ say, peen Oh
de 1ope all wintah ter dis pahty an to
dat 'ception, but Use gwine ter break off
from hit all next wintah."
''So's /. Use seen an heerd all keers
to of fine sahsiety an-oh, is dis your
street,"
"Yes; goodby. See you at de Jacksin's
pahty tonightr'
And the careworn ''sahsiety" ladies
separated. Free Press.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08

ST LOUIS Republic: As long as half
million foreigners come to this country
annually. placing themselves voluntarily
under our laws and receiving the same
protection that is given our own citizens,
it is not probable that the United States
can be embroiled abroad on account of a
single mob outbreak. There will never
be any disposition to evade responsibility
for acts of mob violence which the
authorities failed to check, provided the
claims are put forward in the regular
way.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08
Expense No Object.

am not permitted to give my author
ity for this anecdote, but it is true. A
woman who is not unknown in fashion
able society, where she reigns by right
of riches over little queendom of loyal
admirers and addresses, had an affec-
ton of the throat, but was not too i'll to
see her physician. After making an ex-
animation he said:
MADAM, shall have to touch two or
three of the affected spots with nitrate
of silver"
"Oh, doctor, please don't do that, she
said. Use nitrate of gold; the expense
is immaterial. SIAN Francisco Exam
liner.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 8, 1891.

QUEEN VIcToRIA's months sojourn at
Grasse. in the Maritime Alps. will cost
somewhere between $4,000 and $780,
600. Probably only one person will
know the exact figures. namely. the
queens director of continental journeys,
who makes ell the arrangements and pays
the bills.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08

Oh the choice of the
OF Illinois, John NJ.
: Of the United States:
G " Curtiss
Thomas F Ferns
j A KwasIgroch
N Boul
J Gill
ii c Picker
Lawrence StrInger
T h Carson
NJ Mclnerney
Bryan Conway
M O'Laughlin
Joseph A O'Donnell
John T Noteworthy
A B Denham
E II Donaldson
M N Webb
II N Ramsay
j l. Geher
John r Rowand
William II Dawdy
William G Dawkins
M Barton
William Fl FARES.
j W Allison
j " White, of Tazewell.
Solomon Van Praag
j Fl watson
j w Hunter
Phillip Wiwi
William N Myers
w 5 Smith
clayton f Crafts
J T Pollock
Amos Edmunds
Harry Higbee
james P Campbell
Hiram P Shumway
John A Bowlin
F f W Brink
Peter Seibert
Ben F Caldwell
W NJ Former
J w CopDiDger
Stephen d May
Henry p Carmody
A w Wells
James F QuInn
John f O'Malley
Luther n Dearborn
ID G Enslow
W Vinton
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08

Ernest Meyer
George b Parsons
+ M Fishback
j Parkhurst
Dc Ramsay
j M Hamburger
Ira Taylor
E L Merritt
James A Smith
Eli Dixon
James II Farrell
b p Preston
JJ Townsend
Fred Wilkinson
W j Kenney
John Eddy
Sherwood Dixon
John johnson
James o Garrett
Frank II Jones
David Forsythe
NJ Manecke
j w Arnold
JCDonnelly
Reed Green
JacobJ Kern
j b Craig
Lawrence Kelly
James Adams
James Bauglin
James p Wilson
Elijah s Shirley
John W Springer
Louis ROhrer
Edward II Noonan
Sylvester Allen
Emil THEE
Edward l. Mcdonald
Joseph W Rickert
NJ l. Newell
A j Reavill
ID W Karraker
A J O'Connor
S W Wright. Sr
Henry J Jansen
William X Burns
Joseph ? Mahoney
VIM H.Lyman, of Coo
A A Leeper
William Burke
Georg,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08
An ARMY PORTIA.
By CHARLES KING, q. s. A.,
author of "Ihe Coloncls Daughter" "The
Desertcr," From the Rd1,ks,' dun
rdpcn Ranch" "Ispo Sold ers."

Copyright. 1890. by J. B. Lippincott Company,
Philadelphia, and published by special arrange
ment with tl.apll
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-08
Acknowleds ement OF the Pres. wo,r

Acknowledged OF the Press Work.
The editor of THE ARGUS is in receipt
from Hon. Ernest Meyer, Of the Thirty
six district. of an acknowledgement from
the stalwsrt 101 democratic members of
the present legislature. of the servic. of
the democratic press during the campaign
for the election Of United States sena-
tor, terminating in the election of Gen.
Palmer. The acknowledgment is sp-
pended in full
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. March IS. 1891. -
We, the undersigned 101 democratic
members of the Thirty seventh general
assembly, state of Illinois, tender our
hesrtful thanks, to the democratic news.
papers of the state of Illinois, and the
United States. who aided and encouraged
US. in the political battle, which ended
with the election, OF the choice of the
people OF the state of Illinois, John NJ =.
Palmer TO the senate of the limited States.
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Notice Of Election

Rs "a Suss9SIj;y ssaI the ss- fstS day 81
t6s ssss Il, M s5s ,iSz M sbrsssn' %s%1sf s,,,s' 20
made saxAnt b. tAe sisstssI'o or Robert Little.
Tor the nnexpired term of said deceased.
The election to be governed and conduo ed
according to the Jaws enacted by the Loris-
lature for the election of members of the
Legislature for the State of South Caaolina
Inc ioirwing are appointed, ut the re-
spcctivc voting precincts.
MANAGERS OF THE ELECTION.
kELroN.-J. W. Harris. j. Il. Altman.
Jamison Kelly.
JoNEsvILLn.-w II. s. H,rris, d. w. Fow-
ler, Is. w. Whitlock.
HUGuEs. A. Moorhcad. Lenuel AsL.w
W. I. Baldwin.
SANrUc. &C. p. Sims, Il. C. Farr, w. T.
Jones.
UNIoN.-W. W. Hughes, Conway Young,
james l.. Hunter.
W. G. Wulac".
GOSHEN HILL.-Jobn d. Smith, Spcucer
Sims, Robert Aughty.
Caoss KEYs.-J. F. Ratchf rJ, l.. ].
Browning, L. j. Alversoa.
c, Gist.
CoLEnAINE.-John Thomson, Thomas
Steeu, DR.. j. F. Norman.
GLANDYBURG MiLLs.-T. Orr, w, +.
Mabry, Sumter Iitteiohn.
TIMBER RIDGE.--Wm. Jeffcrie', James r.
Littlejohn, James Sparks.
DRAYroNvILLE.-Julius IIammett. G.. y
Huggins, John Barnhill.
WILKtNsvILLE.-T. NJ Littlciohu. C. G.
Roberts, Il. p. Macon son.
SARRArrs john. II. Li'tlejphn, Benja-
min Spears, Leroy Macarthur.
The Polls will open at a. NJ. AMI close
ut 4 Z. NJ.
The managers will cal at the uificc Of A.
=. Lyles, Democratic County Chairman for
the boxes.
W. 7. LlTrLEJOHN,
JAMES II. RODGER,
Nj. W. CULP,
Commissioners of Election.
July 81 81 "
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SOLD OUT.

+ RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO MY
i friends and customers in Union that
have disposed Of my Jewelry Business TO
q. BAILENS0N, a first class Jewe ler. from
~ xark. .Hho will continue the busines,
/ * rs aid uuuesrs-ses--------a him to Tho
II 70 sJInion..as worthy their patronage
Union, and | return my sincere thai I leave
people, In town aud country, for th, liberal
patronage and kind treatment / have re-
'e'Ved from them Respectfully,
f. G.. TREFZER.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Iu the Court of Cannon pio,,


Rufus A. Whitlock Plaintiff:
dsdiast
Joseph IL. McKissick, rs Administrator Of
the goods, chattels AMI credit, of James
IL. Colem,n, deceased, Pamela Coleman,
Des leno,a A. Mabry, Thomas Colem,n,
Amands s. Spencer, Robert Il. Coleman,
John IL. Coleman, Reuben C,l.mtn, Melvin
Coleman. and Paul Coleman, DEFENDANTS.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are horeby summoned and required
l. to answer the complaint in this net on,
which j. filed in the Office OF tho Clerk of
Court Of Com non Plc,s, for the s,id County
and to serve copy y.u" answer to the
said complain, OH the suhsc c-,ber IL, his olii.c,
2, Law Range, Union Sol,h Caro- in, within
twenty days after the service hereof, cx ;lu-
sive of the day Of such service; and if YOU
fail To answer the complaint with, the time
aforesai !, the Pla nlitf in this nc ion will
apply to The Court S,r the rc'ivf demanded
in the c)mpllirt.
Dltei June 8, 1891.
WlLLIAMs MUNRO,
Plaintiff' : Attorney.
To the Defendant, Am,n,la Spcrccr:
Talks n .ticc that the summons in this
action, of which the foregoing is II copy, was
filed in the ofiic, of the Clerk Of trc court
of Common Pleas for Union Courty, at Union
in the County of Uuion, in the stare Of
1891.
July 20, 1921.
WILLIAM MUNRO.
Attorney for Plaintiff
2, Law Range, Union, s. G.
July 81 81 G..
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SrRUoK BY LIGHTNING. .-Cnarlut,e, n. c..
July 26-At Rockingham yesterday, during
severe eIoctric'l storm, lightuing s.ruok
the Office OF the Western Union Telegraph
company aud the Scsbodr.l Air Liue system,
melsel the switch board AMI set fire to the
otice, severely shocking Capt. W. II. Haw-
kias, agent, and Mr.. kaifori Terry, chef
clerk
:. MIR. Tracey Henry, Of the SedboarJ, rushed
IN and extinguished the flames. Tho Sea-
board Is indebted TO MIR. Henry for the
safety today Of 5000 worth Of 20 ,Is wuich
would be in ashes.
Two Of the electricians repair hands were
pros,ratei. Tho Office at Hamlet was ignted.
buf saved.
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To All Indebted.

HEREBY notify all persons indebted 10
= me TO come forward and settle the samo
before the second day in August, as after
,nas time l shall be compelled to leave their
Indebtedness in other hands for colloo,ion
July "a 20 aas
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MISSISSIPPI Observation-Disclosures, Miss,
July 26-Sixty-two candidates for the next
Legislature have been nominated up to date,
and in nearly q of the districts the voters
have instructed the nominees upon the SEN
atorship question.
Fifty one Of the nominees are iustrl ctcd for
George, and will vote for him. Pract cally
the sane number are for Wa!tha'l, although
he declined to stand for recollection. Only
ten arc for Burksdnle, the avowed Alliance
candidate
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A GRAND BARBECUE.
SECOND EXAMINATION.

ENOR SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE WIN
II THROP TRAINING SCHOOL. CO.
lumbia, s. c. Open to girls over 18 years
old. Graduates are entitled TO teach i, the
schools Of South Carolina rs first garde
teachers and are in demand. Each county
is given two scholarships-one by the s. ate
worth $3.50, and one by the school worth
$50.
The second competitive examinati n is
ord,rel to he held at tho Court House of
Union. County, Friday, July 3lst at 0 o IN.
For further particulars address
ID. B. JOHNSON,
PRESIDENT WINTHROP TRAINIsG SCHOOL,
Columbia, s. C..
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Now Try TnIs.-It will cost you nothing
and will surely do you cool, if you have
n Cough, Cod, or any trouble with Throat,
Che.t or Lungs. DR.. Kings lew Di.covery
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to gise relief, or money wilt Le
paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found
Ssv isat tss hlaS epq SpasE It's hal
bottle at our expense and learn for yourself
Just how good thing It Is. Trial bottles
free at B. F. Posey's Drug Store. Large
size SOC. and 100.
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1t really looks ns if tho sub treasury
plan has met with an overwhelming defeat
in Mississippi,
or the six,y-tSo representa- ives so far
elcc'ed, hfty-one ne in favor OF and
:.s.ractel to vote for Senator G.orge. The
same number arc said to b, Instructed to
vote for Senator VA thall in spite of his
declining TO be a candidate. Maj. Barks-
dale, the leading sub treasury candidate, has,
on the other hand, so far sccurel bat tea
legislator, while Cl,rk. Lewis and Burkitt
are not msutioncd at all
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION

Inc State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relicf-Coml In mt not served.
Glen =. Thomson, William T.. Thomson
Joseph c. Thomson and Sallie l.. West
Plaintiffs,
Lille 0. Thomson. Katie E. Kyler and Daisy
Hicks, Defendants.
10 Lille o: Thomson, Katie +. Kyler and
Daisy L.. Hicks, Defendants in this acton:
VOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
l. to answer The complaints in this action;
copy OF which Is filed in the office of the
CLERK otthe Court of Comm IN Pleas for said
county and to serve copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber n,
his office, at Union, i'm said County and State.
within twenty d"ys after the service hereof.
exclusive of the day Of such service and If
you fali to answer the complaint within the
viii o3oT'1 a. ina Il, -. a.
del in the complaint.
Witness, j. H. McKissick ESQ, Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas. in and for the
County aforesaid, Mt the place afore said, the
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 Sovereignty and Indcpen-
dence of the Unilel Stats of Ame,ic,.
- l. G. McKISSICK,
L.s. Plaintiffs Attorney.
j. Ii. MCKISSICK,
e.. T.. &. L.
Lille o. Thom*on, Kate L. Kycr aud
Daisy + Hicks:
Take notice that the summons in this
action, of which the f,regon is q co;y was
filed in the Office of the Clerk of said Court in
the county of Union, il the State of South
Caro- ina, on the 2l-t day Of July, 1921.
l. G. MCkISSICK,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Curou, .. =.
July 2lst, 1891.
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Hill aud Anuie E, M Defendant.
-u--vu- rrsu, -5u.y y:Tn the above s,atsj
case, Iwiil sell befof he Court House Iti3, |
$.:Ssl ss .'ss''ss .''s s.;
described propf2to wit:
TOWy&sOT-l5 ACRES.
All that lot ofSSd, lying being, and situated
IN the town OF Union, County of Union.
State aforesaid bounded on the North by
the Presbyterian Graveyard AMI land,
belonging to Ann L. Arthur, and l,t of II
u. Culp, on the East by Mountain Street. and
South by street called Academy Street, and
West by Virgin Street, containing Is Acres.
more or less.
TWO LOTS, 2l24. ACRES.
Also, all that tract OF land, bounded on
me South by the Glenn Spring, rad, ON the
West by lands of J. L. Cotton and p. Dunn.
on the North by lands formerly owned by
Is. +. Raw's, and on The East Ivy the Spartan
burg road.
All that tract Of land bounded on the Wes,
by the Spartanburg road, on the North by
John HAWKINS land, on the East by tho
sinclair land, now L. +. Meadors, AID b. ID.
Culp's land, on the Son,h by Culp's land.
TERMS OF SALE cash.
G. II. -pEAKB,s5~-s,
, Master for Union County.
Master s Office July 10, 1901.
July 10 % a.
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ALLEaED CaIsIs IN CAXADA.-Muntreal
July 26.-The indications are that the
canadian government is about to full. II is
confidently stated by several we'll Informed
politicians tha, MIR. Chapleau has up
pEooobed Mr.. Laurier and offered to form q
c9ellsen government with hin. Mr.. Lauricr
has thc.rrittep conditions Of the proposition
In his Ypcket, Of which the maiu feature is
that MrN Laurier shall make his own sslec-
tion, but give Mr. Chapleau the portfolio of
railways. Mr.. Lsuri'r has not yet decided
what To do
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PRESIDENT SroKBs vERsiox. x.--Orangeburg
3. C., July ,27.-Prssident J. w. Stoke, has
returned to his home, apparently well please d
with tho proceedings OF the Stao Alliance
meeting aud che outcome Of the great Tilman-
Terrell tucl. He oharacterixes the latter "a
tie Waterloo for Tillmap. and say, tha,
tell beat him at every point, notwiths,aod-
ing that T'llman was allowed TO interrupt
bis opponent by questions. an advantage
not accorded t. Terrell. This seems to De
Mr.. Stokess version Of the joint discussion,
out some lew shrcyd ones seem to think that
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NEW YORK
RACKET,

In order to close our Straw Hats ,,J ., ..
'ooDS, we have marked them at prices that ,v;i,
move them Come and get you a Straw Hat: even e ,ov
uon eeo now it will pay you buy one at our CJ
rhlCES and put it by for next Summer.
10" wait now until they have been picked over bu
come early and get the choice of the lot
Ties that must to make for FALL GOODS, which
will be coming in soon.
Don't buy your shoes without looking through our
stock, you may regret it. We you money
every pair you buy.
Nice Summer Coats, 4Sc worth from Csc to 81, but
bought them cheap and in everything buy, you get
the advantage of the bargain.
We have received another lot of those beautiful Darnet
Shirts at 33 cents, sold everywhere at so cents
Anything you in Tinware Glassware, Crockery etc.,
cheaper than you get them elsewhere
1t is trouble ior show goods in Ind look
through stock.
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nnu. AsRSviIes n
Trains z, 8, 9, 10, ~, rr,r,, -, .-,-.----.
Daily except Sunday. Puhman Sleepers TN
'Trains Is and 16. between Charleston, s. c.,
and Cincinnati. Ohio, VIA Atlantic Coas L ne
Columbia, Asheville, Paint Rock. NJ IRIS
town, Knsxville, Jellicn aud Junet City.
j. A. DOD ON. Supt.
Jas. L. TAYLOR, G. p. a., N. II. Cir, en-,
Gen'l Manager. Sol Haas, Traffic Manager.
d. Csrdwcll, Division Passenger Agent.
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"A: mi Il a Tsyssa, ss' I. Ts,ssss = = J; 9

oiSushiSs hiSa ysS %o one. n Y5Ts e The growing
plant. Phis is said to be justiAsbls, in the
desperate condition Of the market, the price
Of cotton now being seven cents, with the
gloomy prospect Of its being five ceuts for
the cofniug crop.
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HELiADLE AssIsrANT.-Tbc poet and the
Almanac maker agree that all seasons have
their signs, but those of spring arc most &c
tive and insistent. 1t i, then that nature
fhrows off the lethargy of winter AMI pre-
ares to renew her bounties. 1t is then
'aiso that nature attempts to throw off the
impurities that have lain dormant iu the
humao system. This effort mauifests itself
in various ways-in the Increased activity of
OLD afhictions, in the appearance of boils,
carbunoles and other eruption,, and in the
various symptoms so familiar to those who
have suffered. IL is ut this period that
nature iuds On active ami a trustworthy
assistant Ia 8. 3. g., which in the work of
purifying the blood and reagthening the
systeT has proven to be the most perfect
spring medicine ever offered to the public.
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Baiiey's Swan Down face powder, only &c.
. box ut If. M. COHEN & BRUS.
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KIRBY-EISON. BY Rev. Dent, at The
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. 4. f.
Eison .Jniy 26th, 1891. Mr.. Jane, Kirby,
and Miss E1nice Il. Eison, both of spartan,
burg County 8. G.
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FOR SALE

WILL SELL FOR CASH, ABOUT ONE
D. hundred (100) bushels of corp. at % The
nvsr fian,a,ion, belonging to the estate Of
inc late Josiah Foster. Apply to
L. l.. HAMES,
Jonesville, 8. C.
ALSO.
FOR sale, two good milk cows. Apply 10
I, l., HAME5, q
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ST AuausriNs, fla, July 26--This after.
noon lightning struck An wrecked the smsll
gasometer and damaged the large gasometer
OF the gas work Of st Augustine leaving S.he
..s..-Ai;, darkness this evening. No ofh<ea
sson. - o0'.s'-ys-ss--r-s---
8 tlls week ending July sIsff.,," VII
Mrs NJ Gibbs, Mr.. J II McKooic,
Mr. Thoma, GIBBS, + McCary,
Mr Ben Q Gregory, Mrs Geo Marion.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please sfy ifadvertised, and will be required
70 pay one cent for Their delivery.
j. G. HUNTER, p. M.
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$500, 600 FinE IN DALLAs.-Da'las, Texas,
July 25.--Fire broke out 10 j. B. Cowan &
Co.'S big LIQUOR house on Commerce street
shortly after m duight aud spread rapidly
to the Ben Brook sot 90 furnture company 9
place. Brewers storage company warehouse,
and Wolfe & Co ). cotton gin, Five hundred
bales of cotton in the gin belonging to Sanger
Bros was destroyed. A rough estimate,
r,laces the loss Mt $3.50 OO0
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S Only d.z. Laiies Undcrvests left. For.
NOR prize 45c. now 25c.
a, ii. NJ. COHEN g. BROS.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

COUNTY OF UNION.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Judge
" "HEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, as
w Clerk Of Court, has made suit /, me to
grant him Letters Of Admin s,ration on the
Estate Of and effects Of James q. Love, Sr., de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said James G. Love, Sr.. deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court Of
Probate, to be he'd at Union G. H., South
Carolioa. on The 18th day Of August next
after publication here f, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Aduinistra ion should not be
granted.
Given under my hand anl se,l this 30th
day Of June, Ammo Domini, 1891.
f~-t----tr tr<~sesHxAMEs Nj GEE.
| lums~ Z
in the Weekly Union TrMEs " Ssg.s7szzsss
July ~ ca
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court Common Pleas.
ii. Lawrence Cess. Plaintiff,

against
ann f. HILL. Agnes w. McHugh, John T.
Hill, j. Mobley Hill, J. Morrow Hin,
Edward Hill, Elizabeth Carlisle, Carlotta
Hill aud Anuie L. I, Defendants.
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VAScE's TniBurE TO NEprUNE -Wning
10 friend from Europe, where he is spena-
ing the sumner, Senator Vance '" "tes ;
"Since boarded The Gamer at New Y.-T
have thrawn up everything have, exceVt
my sea, 10 congress" -Rateigh NJ g, Chron
: ~.
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KrLLfSo X, LIEN -Portsmouth ONO, July
25.--In South Portsmouth, KY, yesterday,
Can't. John Kiilea, an old steamboat man,
over seventy years IT age, was struck down
and beaten by his N, %ro servant whpm nc
bad reproved for neglig nee Ca! ta'n h,iien
is dying and the negro has been removed 10
Greensburg to escape beiD. ynoned. ne
can hardly escape popular fun " "hen zap
ain Kil'en dies =
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<kfucK Cow-Chat,anooga Tenn, July
26.-The suburban train on the Chattanooga
Rome snd Columbus Railroad, which left here
last evening, met with terrible accident
beyond Mission Ridge The engine was
ahead Of the train, but running backward.
when IL struck COW VIII ch turued the engine
co, npletely over on its side. The fireman
lewis Potts, is buried beneath the engine, and
a pre,. .vmably dead. Engineer Birch was
-in,ureds nj, ,,-sutrhe read and shoulders.
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July 2lst, 1891.
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