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

QNE lrNnnRp MILLIONS INvoLvrn.-Wcst
Point, Mi s.. July IA suit involving
property worth over 500. 600, 600 viii
shorty bs Gil IN the courts Of New Yorl.
city C'l. II. Clay Ring. Of Memphis, and
his brother T. G. King, of this city, arc
intHres'ci in the suit. 1t will also Je of
great in'ere 10 large number of people in
tennessee. Missouri and Texas, relatives of
these gentlemen. The suit will be brought
fot The laco.ory ~ PlapGr,y leased &c the
city OF New f"rA ninety nine years ago. by
Robert Eiward, at that time large real
estate owner in the city. The lease has lust
exp;rci. The property comprises Ian. ON
""'cii Dr"auway nui streets adjacent are
now located. The lease specified that at its
eni the properly huii relar, to tho
heirs The king family The heirs of Mr..
Edwards, have in their possession all
the documents necessary to prove n clear
TIT C 10 the property i'll question, and n, the
lease has just expired. sui, is to tc commcnc-
CT 1T oHcc to recover possession.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

Laiie', see our line Of Summer Drcs,
ucois Ht five cents per yard, and you viii
think thej hre sto'cu goods and y. wal, Ia
exchange them for cash.
GRNlIAM & SPARKS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24
Union Looking Upward

The Or cnyi,l, Ms~.. OF the 1s,h. 70, or's
mor,gscc recorded in The Office ofthc Regis
ter Of Me,ne Conveyance OF that Coon'y' "'
80. .OOo, 900. and says:
Tho mortgage was handed TO the Register
nv C,l. Geo. Is. Morton. OF baltimore ics
pre,idsn, and general Manager OF the Csps
fear & Cinciuoa'ii railway. snd 10 rec'r'ee
IN MI the counties through wheh he ose
~ VS.. The rsn,t~.~- 8. y" s"."~ ~
N.,.,,bu.e,,s Loan aud Trust Company. Of
Il vt 4. audis,ssa,nst ths CsNG
| Cape Pear Road, AID BY s'epbel3 - 80.
president. and Frank w. Rcyno ds. tfeasurcrs
| Of tho loan AMI trust company. The mort.
gage runs f'r 6fty years and II draw per
| cent interest. II covers everything that the
ron now ownes or will own. including fran
| chise. right Of way, road bel. stock, &c.
Tho Ners states that the seaport ierninus
Of tn, Cape Fear rosd is Southport. n. e.,
aud the Company will run line Of steam
ships from Tint port to New York, and have
already two vessels. The main line Of the
roah will be from Southport via Camicn,
| Winnsb rro, Union and Gre-nvile to Knox.
vile, Tenn. Col. Morton says, he believes
the roa will he running into Greenville
in from fourteen TO seventeen months. Con-
tracts h I'VE already bsen let for grahiDg and
ironing 800 miles Of the road, and work will
commence at Southport, coming this way, in
twenty days. The contracts include the
completion of the road to Greenvillc, (23J
-"--I - 49, "--rch from Gsffuev City &c
Camden"
The Mere further snys: coincidence is Civ
en- TO tho statements by the fact that the ron'
| does not propose to ask help from Grccovill,
or any o'hcr county or town until the r,ad
is assured. Then aid can be given on
surety
With all our previous dis.ppointmcnts i
does seem TO us, now, that Union is soon t.
have boom, and be placed on n direct linz
between two Important financial and mer
csntile points. In other woris. VIC are NJ
longer to he lief, out in the cold,' but taker
in and warmed into new life aud new hepe
by being placed in direct commdnicatior
with new peopls and receiving new impulses
and new incentives TO 90 forward in the Crane
march Of progress. Truly, mny we say, th'
clouds that hover over us show bright silve
, lining. Let us all stay in Union and unite
our efforts TO pull her out Of the slough o
despond. There's n bright future for TIT
good old town, and that near At hand.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-28
WASHINGTON LETTER.

To Tie ZfIegrabh- Courier:
The President and his Cabinet
are a unit in support of the action of
Secretary Tracy in sending the
Charleston after the Gillian insur-
gent steamer Itata. If any doubt
exists anywhere as to our right to
seize and punish this vessel and its
officers, it is not among the legal ad-
visers of the President. Mr.. Har-
rison is this week devoting his at
tention exclusively to domestic af
fairs, preferring to leave the foreign
questions in allegiance until it is def
nitely known whether the state Of
Secretary Blaine's health will permit
him to resume his duties before tax
ing lengthy rest.
The Democratic report of bar
gain having been made by Mr.. Har
rison and Senator Quay was about as
true as the average Democratic ru-
NOR. Senator Quay did not see Mr..
Harrison at all while he was in town
this week.
Much sympathy is expressed here
for Commissioner Raum, on account
of the forced resignation Of his son
and namesake of the Office of assist
ant chief clerk of the Pension Office
because of some peculiar financial
transactions in which he was mixed
up. The Commissioner stoutIy as
serts his belief in the innocence of
his son. and his belief that the
trouble is only part Of the con-
spiracy to bring discredit upon him
and upon the Pension bureau. It is
very unfortunate occurrence, and
should be warning to public men
not to appoint their young sons t.
important positions under them
selves. SQch appointments are all
most certain to make trouble d
some kiad,
Peru has sent 4 new minister herr
for the express purpose Of trying L
negotiate reciprocity agreemen
similar to that which. recently wen
into effect with Brazil. Nothin;
will be done until Secretary Balm
returns
Ex-Representative Bayne, Of Penn
sylvania, WHO decliEedsa certain re
election to Congress, is here, and a
usual he has some positive politica
opinions. He says Of the admins
tration president Harrison
giving US clean, safe business TX
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-28
The Reign Of Brain and Nerves.

The Harrison Administration has
been called upon to deal with more
and greater and graver information
al questions than fell to any of his
predecessors since the war. Not
only has the seal fisheries contro-
versy developed its keenest edges
during the past two years, the Pan
American conference has been con-
Quoted to successful close, the
reciprocity project been embodied
in treaties and put in practical oper-
alton, long step been taken for
the removal of German and French
restrictions on the importation of
American pork, but the Italian i'm
broglio and Gillian insurgent ques-
tion springing up suddenly have
demanded swift action out of the
usual line for our government. AS
in the case Of all other subjects
presented, these complications have
been handled in prompt, states
man like, and effective manner.
This country has come to under
stand, and the world at large to
suspect, that there is in the State
Department an alert Secretary who
knows a thing or two about diplo-
macy and in the White House a man
literally endowed with nerve and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zTne8-Stdr.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-28
Tariff Pictures.

American mowers and reapers,
made by highly paid protected me
chanics, are the best. The foreign
demand for them is increasing In
March, 1890, we exported them to
the value Of 1888 900
sssss iisss!
Our March exports OF these ar
ticles this year were $427, 1l5.
EgsE
The Mckinley tariff has not hin
dered the expectation Of mowers
and reapers.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02
THE AIR is FULL or IT.
4 Chicago Scientist Has a New Theory
Of The Grippe.
star Dust made OF MIcFobes--QuAF.
ter Of . Million People SlcIx-.NIne
Hundred Deaths Last Week.

CHICAGO, March 27.-Dr. W. G. Gen.
try, Of this city, has succeeded Ia devel-
oping what he thinks Is undoubtedly the
microbe Of the grippe. The doctor has
been studying the peculiar influenza since
its appearance over year ago. He found
that thirty-four years ago, and again six
teen years ago, the grippe was epidemic
among human beings, and that seventeen
years ago it attacked horses, causing the
Well-remembered epizootic epidemic. DIR.
Gentry was inclined to believe that the
earth at intervals passed through stretch
Of space impregnated with what astronO-
mers call ''star dust" and several days
ago it occurred to him he might trap some
OF tine dust Of the microbes. Carefully
polishing blank microbe slide he took
it outdoors and passed it through the air,
and placing the slide under his micro
scope he counted seven unidentified mi
crObes in the field Of the instrument. lie
had the slide mounted, and then obtain
ing some mucous from a patient afflicted
with the grippe, found in II microbes
Identical in every respect with those
caught in the air. The microbes, US de
scribed by DIR, Gentry, are generally OF
round form, varying occasionally in out
lines, but always distinctly marked by
series Of lines surrounding them. Radi-
ating from the lines are others which re-
semble fine irregular hairs.
The grippe has taken fearful hold up.
on Chicago, and the fury o! the diseaae is
not ahating in the least. II there hal
been as many deaths in Chicago during
the past month from the smallpox asthere
have been from pneumonia and kindred
ailments the city would be in panic.
The deaths reported this week will be
about 800 sgainst 40 for the same time
last year, probably the largest number
ever recorded in this city. From the
number Of fatal cases the prevalence Of
the sickness can he appreciated, for those
who are under the caae Of the physicians
only small percentage die. A careful
estimate iustiiies tlle statement that near
ly a quarter Of a million people in this
city are today under medical treatment.
Every branch of business is crippled
by the prevailing sickness.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02

T,,. c.. -. =,
oueS oSn "eS "'Nuv go ueSi u
osy " ",s p~Pei '"1n ''1' "A' Ooen
1880. u 'C' e'siy
psnny =, At mat y not hAhueu u ~ 'ne
1e' ~ ' W. y 70 "'ue" IN ms
i SHe' ~ Inns. 'n'' way ne nAs ioanu n.S
~" =. nHeuOni currency most prOns,
~. Inese SH'A', no'es-iOr Q Genus ~
Cen.s' - Veu'1 anu " een'S-~ere eaAliy
oesuoyed' esPeclaily dnrng war times.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02
The VEGETABLE FLY.
Burie Itxlf in The Ground, SprOutS and Grows
Into Tree.

One Of the most curious natural pro-
ductIons Of the West Indies is the famed
vegetable fly, an insect about the size
and color Of a drone bee, but without
wings. In the month Of May it buries
itself in the earth and begins to vegetate.
By the beginning Of June sprout has
issued from the creatures back and
made its appearance above the surface
Of the ground. By the end Of July the
tiny tree known on the island as the
fly tree) has attained its full size, being
then about three inches high, but per-
feet tree in every particular, much re-
sembling a delicate coral branch. Pods
appear on its branches as soon as il ar
Tives at its full growth these ripen and
drop off in August. Instead Of contain
ing seeds, as one would naturally sup
pose, these pods have from three to six
small, hard worms upon their interior.
The pod soon shFivels up in the hot
sun and bursts open on about the third
day after becoming detached from the
parent stem. The little worms roll out
and bury themselves in the sand, and,
after undergoing the changing incident
to all caterpillaTs, become flies, which,
when the proper time come, bury them
selves in the ground to furnish nourish-
ment for another miniature "fly tree. "
Dr.. Martinique, Of the Royal institute,
who has received several boxes Of these
flies, upon which he has made repeated
experiments, gives q long scientific ex-
PLANTATION for the seeming impossible
ties attributed to the insect, which is, at
best, wholly unsatisfactory to the general
reader, even though his co-workers in
that branch Of science may consider it
explanatory and conclusive.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02

This remedy Is becoming so we'll known
and 80 popular as to need no special
mention. All who have used Electric
Bitters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and It Is
guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed
Electric bitters will cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Kidneys, will re move Pimples
Bottles, Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood.-Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent as
well rs cure all Malarial feyers. - For cure
Of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bitters-Eletric satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. j0c
and$1 90 per bottle at Janeck's Pharmacy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02

.a4.aaa.NH
the leaders keeping up the old sectional
hate between the north and south.
He repeated the arguments that have
bean made Tor the necessity oil a third or
peoples party, and interspersed his re-
marks with Illustrations and stories that
set the audience In roar. de protested
against legislation that allowed one-hali
Of the wealth Of the country 70 De helo Dy
one two-thonsanath part OF the Popuiauon'
he drew pathetic picture oil the poverty
that existed among the farmers Oh the
west and the laooring classes oil the east
ana oepiored the apathy OF law makers
VINO Iet sucn eonui'ions exist ne SPOKE
oil having visited the woman . convention
when met IN the cry last week ne mao
seen nne LADIES dressed IN silks ana wear
ing fortunes IN diSmonos anu preclouS
stones on tneit persons reauihg nne
essays on educatlon ana woman . sphere,
put ne had NOT hearu them say q worn
ABOUT tne =O'OOo young women IN we"
io'A VINO are u'i'en 10 crime 70 oD'au
q nVeihnoOo' nor propose u P'A" 'or 'ue''
resumption
MI simpson described ms mrs. v'su 70
tne eapi'oii no" ne hau v'e~eu !" nun
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02
CAaunc Dp'u's Latest Yarn.

DR.. ChRuncy Depew told Of little con-
veEsation he overheard while In the
Berkshire hills the other day. They
were all gathered in the parlOr to help the
widow mourn, when late conner, glanc-
ing around the darkened room, said to
the widow:
''where did you get that new eigbt-day
clock2"
ave amt got no new eight-day clock. "
"YOu ain't? Wall, what's that in the
cornerP"
That aiDt no eight-day clock; that,
him. We stool him on end to max,
more room."
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02
Some Smart Students.

Professor-We must change our mark.
ing system.
Tutor-Why?
ProfessOr-So many students get 100
per cent. think there should be some
thing higher and harder to attain-sGy $50
per cent.
Tutor-But no man could get more
than 100 per cent.
Professor-Oh, yes, they could. |
know several students who now know a
great deal more than there Is to know
NsW York Herald.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02


y. II. Carpenters is the only cash
store In the city. Il
Two dozen Of bottled beer at the
North Yakima Bottling Works.
The only man who can get money
for you on farm and city property Is J.
B. PugSley.
Tho only man who can get money
for you on farm and city property is J.
B. Pugsley.
The stock Of harness, saddles. ETC., at
C. Z. MeEwen's is the best in the city,
and his prices are the lowest.
Cheap money to loan on Improved
farm lands. When you want loan, call
and sec us. wHusoS 4 PARKER.
Prices down, profits small, and no
jaWbone taken at J. II. Carpenters. II
The only man who can get money
for you on farm and city property Is J,
B. PuRsley.
/, 90 aud 90 acre tracts nc tow sig.
ures aud No money down.
,. n. PUGSLEV.
Two dozen Of bottled beer at the
North Yakima BOttling Works.
w. II. Chapman desires to see all III,
old patrons. Opposite ChapPell& Cox
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had
been under the care Of two prominent
physicians, and used their treatment
until he was not able to get around.
They pronounced his case to be Consump-
ton and incurable. He was persuaded
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds and at that
time was not able to walk across the
street without resting. He found before
he had used half dollar bottle, that he
was much better; he continued to use II
and is to-day enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble try Il. We guarantee satisiac-
ton. Trial bottle free at Janeck's
Pharmacy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02
YHRGT BIG ALLIANCE MEN.
Eyls, PsHE and Simpson Haks Speeches
tOl Washington Audience


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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-02
or GREAT IMPORTANCE
Text Of 4 Decision In KlttitaS Which
Applies to Yakima.
Riparian Rights Of SetIIeFs--Jadgs
Upton says Priority Of APPFOpFl.
tiOn Regulates the Question.

l
This action was brought 70 establish
the rights OF piaintius' Grey ana ueuoisi
10 part oil tne waters OF Manas'Asn creek
ana 70 restrain the descendants, johnson
and otherS' from interference uhere"i'n'
Inc case Is one Oh 'ne utmost importance
Inc questions Oh law iaiseu were humef'
GUS many o' '"e" pe'"s ne" !" '"'1
s'ae,
'uuEe UPON aAer n'lu. Sco'ins 'ne
counsel 'Ot contestants WIN winch .he
aiieseu iao.S "eie P'eSe'eu anu '.i,nk
WI! oe''''ii 'eS''"'ou' va" "''''e'''
says
Ane greatest 9ueS'''n i,i'o'Veu IN "''s
case Vs. uoes '''e 0OHin'on "a" uoe'r,ne .,
nPArian f'sh's prevail IN ,i''s s'A'e anu
u 70, o"es II prevail IN ,ne 'Cc"ii'y she '',
oy this actioh LUIS "a" mas suos's'eu
IN '''e JANUS VI i'' oiisi. pi"''''y u
onanseu S,n0e PeN'T'o uu'eS, ~ au
','IaO'y au"P.eu y '"e eo''i'"eo' '''A''N"
i'sn.s W mee' al ie!u''euien'S % cum
ny h.e .''a' OOrue''ns On rse' 'ou"u
VIA, "Nu " He'.' eNlSs1" .'Ne""e'e :
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'en y. nSie'
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u "'Ouse 'O"''y' """ O."e' us.'0
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'He stream Hlkn' nAHe leasonAo'e ~.
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sne sieA.es' nAiusP. Dne s ~ '"ese -
'io.s % sne west Gnu ., H''', .li"uS
WHICH "Anas'as" eIeeH no~s il'usn
ouI 'liS ies'On hA'ufa s'ieAnS SIe 'eM
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Isu So', O.Ou' '"eso 'eT"s'
nun .nell nis. se''iSlneu', a"o'neI u .,
i'''e VI "s'e' s'S 'i'an '"~. "",1" ."o
eolih'On Ia" mas prc't"euI''e uoc'.'ne
y" 1PP'Op''S''ou ~ IS p.u'e
anu s0"Pe nave "eeh "OuiiAS u
ousSeu y! tue sou "uei '"',
system .he ,anuS nave OeeI se'''eo anu
reciAmed, IL the common Jaw ooc.''ne
PfeVai'eu hefe' the MONIES eS'aO'iSheu up
% tneSe iAnuS Nou'o nave Oeen "o''n'
,eSs' io', unuer inc ooni''on i""' s'e"
the hpatlan P'oPI'eVors can not cohsuhe
IN lifigA'lon wafer rom 80 s'lah sHea'n
WITHOUT 'lo'a'ihs 'he rights OF TINS heisn'
Dor.
IL the common law doctrine does not
prevail in west kittitas, think II Is not
because 1t never prevailed there ms
doctrine Is 80 manliestly inaPplicaole to
the physical condition Of West -kittitas
that can not believe 1t ever prevailed
there, 30 am content to hold that the soil
Of West kittitas is 50 arid that the
riparian doctrine never took root In 1t;
and that the several parties Of this action
are entitled to portions OF the waters Of
Manastash creek, which they appropriated
to bsnefcent uses.
So far as regards the determining OF
the amounts to be appropriated by each
the statutes distinctly say that the
rights Of parties shall be determined by the
dates Of their appropriation. The term