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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY, OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief f-Complais ct Served.
The British & America Mortgage Company.

The British & America Mortgage Company
(L'miied.) Plaintiff,
ngainst
A. Frank Smith, Lawrence. Garduer, r. ".
schsll f. P. AIacoms, and A. N. Wood,
Defenddnts.
To the Dsttnkracs.
AZQU are hereby sump99sd and required
l. TO answer the complaibt in this action,
Of which copy is herewith served upon
you, AID to serve copy IF your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber At hi,
ofhce at Union, 8. c., wi hin twenty days
after the service kerecf. exclusive Of the
day Of such service; and it you fail to an
swer the complaint wi hin the time nfore-
said, the Plaintiff in this action will apply
t. the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Daed March ls. A. D. 1891.
d. A. TOWNSEND,
Pl.iHtih's Att rney
To Lawrence Gardner: Take nnticr, that
the summons herein, Of which the aAoyc i.
copy and the complaint we're filed in the
ofi.c sf the Clerk Of Can't Of Common
Pleas for said County on l3ih ch, 1891.
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Pl,iptifl's Attorney.
March 18th, 1891.
March 27 IL 81
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-27

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PAST INDEBTEDNESS.
Total amount charged on Tax
Duplicate for Past Indebted.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
A BULL MARKET.
Watson s. Gibson Wire John NJ. Oakley
& Co.:


"Things are not always what they seem or
what the Judgment of conservative men
think they ought to be. Thursday the stock
market closed in q really demoralized con-
dition. To-day at noon it closed with
promise of big bull market next week
Possibly this appearance also is deceptive,
but it looks as if the restoration of conn-
dence was complete and the public appetite
whetted by n two weeks abstinence.
We confess that our views yesterday were
wrong. We expected the market would eX-
hibit further weakness, and then lapse into
dullness before the ball OF bull speculation
would again be tossed In the air. We did
not predict a bear campaign, on the con-
trary, we spoke of the certain prospect OF
higher prices later on than yet registered.
This thought is SO firmly imbeded in the
minds of the public that they merely hold
through depression. They may stop buy.
ing but they don't sell, being firm in faith of
the future. The advance yesterday started
on the short interest, but to-day it continued
on n revival of confidence and buying orders
for the long account, and moro enthusiasm
was displayed than has been witnessed for
three weeks.
"The bank statement showing a loss of
5000 900 in reserves and of 600 in actual
C sh w"s without effect. Money is obtain
able at per cent in sufficient quantities, and
the banks are in a better condition than the
averages indicate.
''The fact is, there are limited number of
active speculative stocks, and when any
considerable buying concentrates itself on
them it puts prices up regardless OF all nice
distinctions as to values. The public are
take anything and everything. and q big
days business with higher prices seems as
sured. There will be u time when reflection
will come and lead to a Sitting and discrimi-
nation, but Just now it looks as If there
would be no let up until several points at
least are added to current quotations"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

Sons of Liberty Council No 452 initiated
four, elected three and had four propositions
at the last meeting.
Over 5OOdispensat1ons for various purposes
were granted by state Councillor Collins
during his term of office.
Shiloh Council, of which Prof B. W. King
is Councillor, met in Saller's Hall last night
and initiated a number of new members.
A complimentary musical and literary en-
tertainment will be given Tuesday evening,
October l3, by DuQuesne Council No. no. in
its hall, corner Smithfeld and Diamond
streets.
The offices Of the State Councilorand State
Council Secretary of Pennsylvania will
herea fter be in rooms l6 and IL, Guy Build
ing Philadelphia. The address of each is
L. o. Box 766.
The members Of the order in Meadville
have arranged for the public demonstration
provided for by the State Council in that
city, to take place Saturday, October II.
Several members of the order will go from
Pittsburg.
Brother W. T. Kerr, Chairman of last years
Parade Committee, says he will issue Il call
towards the close of the month for a meet
ing to be held about the middle of Novem-
Der, to arrange for the demonstration of tho
order February D. 1892
The fourth anniversary of the institution
of Welcome Council, No i5i, will be cele-
bratcd on the 9th instant by an open meet
ing and entertainment. 1t is expected that
Hon. II. l. Gourley, Mayor of Pittsburg, will
be present to make an address.
The members of Troy Hill Council No. 319
desire to extend their most sincere thanks
to their lady friends for presenting their
council with most beautiful banner, and
also thank the many friends OF the ladies for
so literally aiding them financially.
Tube City and McKeesport Councils have
taken the initiative step i'll movement to
have Washington's Birthday parade in
that city. Circulars viii be sent out to all
the councils in Western Pennsylvania, and
q large demonstration is expected. a meet
ing of delegates will be held in McKeespoTt
on saturday November Z, to make prelimin-
airy arrangements for the occasion. The
temporary chairman and secretary of the
committee are T. IL. Werner and Z. L. HamiI-
ton.
The discussion on the proposed change OF
name is growing ra thcr warm. The time for
taking the vote is rapidly approaching, and
every council should see TO IL that fuIl at
tendance is secured that evening. At
the meeting of the Advisory Council last
night, Brothers L. j. Shalcr and L. L. Morlan
Debated the question before about l50 MEN,
DcrS of the order.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

burg and Western Railroad at $50 A. NJ,
PittSburg time. A rate of 50 20 for the round
trip has been axed. This is Judge Golfers
regiment
CoMRADE HARRY KIRKLAND, of Post l57,
who has been working ut Apollo, is now
here under the care Of DR.. Sadler An in
Jury to one of his eyes will cause him to be
totally blind for probably eight weeks. He
is lonesome, and would like the boys to call
on him ut Dr. Sadler's residence on Mt.
Washington.
THE First and Twelfth Yves. Virginia
Regiments, Cavlin's Battery and Captain
Rohan's Cavalry will hold their annual re-
union at Martins Ferry, O., next Tuesday.
All old soldiers who come will receive n
warm reception. a free dinner Will be pro-
vided. Excursion rates on c. s p. r. l.. from
East Liverpool.
Posr HIS memorial volume presentation
last Tuesday evening was a very enjoyable
affair Past Department Commander Den
niston was Chairman of the meeting. Rev.
j. N MacGonigle, in an excellent speech,
presented the volume on behalf of Captain
J. J. Nandergrift Chaplain q. W. Chalfant,
in grateful speech, thanked the donor ON
behalf of the post. The program wRs a.pleas-
ing one. Captain Vandergrift has presented
memorial volumes to the two posts at Oil
City.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
most OF the active shares. Missouri Pacific

most of the active shares Missouri Pacific
is up. 234; Sugar, q 4; Rock Island, 2: Northern
Pacific, preferred, 15s; Atchison, 2; st. Paul
and Burlington, II; New England and Read
ing. N; Union Pacific, Wabash preferred
and Louisville and Nashville, l1s, and Wheel
ing and Lake Erie l per cent.
Government bonds have been dull and
steady. State bonds entirely neglected.
The Post says: The legitimate influence
of good showings of earnings is n chief factor
in the change of heart which Wall street ap-
pears to have experienced, actual facts,
which the public acts on being substituted
for moral certainty. The bank statement
showing a decrease in surplus reserve OF
1905 315 did not retard the upward moYe-
ment Although the reserve is thereby re-
duced to the narrow margin of So l02. 500
above the legal requirement, the incoming
gold is, in present conditions, sufficient to
alay any apprehensions of lack OF money
at this point.
Railroad bonds more active, the trading
for the two hours reaching 81 ,0e5, 500, but
Atchison incomes were the only active spot
in the market. The temper of the dealing
was stronger than for some time and many
material gains were scored. The highest
closing quotations are:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
The HeDtasoOhs,

Tingooqua Conclave had nine initiates at
one meeting lately.
Beaver Avenue Conclave No. s3 sets up the
cigars and lunch at every meeting.
McKeesport still leads as the most rapidly
growing and progressive conclave in the
order.
Industry Conclave No 81 has q brand new
hall and will give house warming on Octo-
Der II.
The new notices will be in the hands of
financiers and secretaries in time for the
October assessment.
Kennett Conclave was organized Septem-
Der so at bennett Square, Pa, in the heart of
the Quaker settlement.
Charles A. Bachman, the Archon of Nc
Keesport Conclave, has resigned. He has
moved to Columbia, Pa, where he expects
to start a new conclave.
The Supreme Conclave has a nice balance
in Its endowment, Notwithstanding no as
sessment was called in September. Perhaps
it will be possible to omit another call in
1891.
The Western Pennsylvania Heptasoph As
sociation will soon organize a series of visi-
tation committees of three members each
1t ought to be represented at Industry, Octo'
Der 70.
The National Fraternal Congress of the
United States will hold its fifth session No
vember 10, IL and II at Wizards Hotel,
Washington, D. C. The Supreme Archon and
Supreme Medical Director will attend.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
The Golden Eagles

The fifth annual session of the Supreme
Circle has given great satisfaction.
Brother n. c. Herman 4. Bergman has
fully recovered from his recent sickness.
Supreme Organizer Bailey, Committee on
Lodge Jewels, has received a very fine set
from Boston firm.
Omega Castle conferred the second and
third degrees at their last meeting and re-
ceived several propositions.
There will be special business at the meet
ing of Peerless No. II at Grand View Hal
Tuesday evening, October l3.
Louis +. Stilz Commandery will enroll 81
Sir knights names on its books at the next
meeting, the work of Sergeant U. Wenzel.
Allentown No. 20 will hold public meet
ing Tuesday evening, October lG. Rev; Il. Z.
Hall, Supreme President, will make the ad-
dress.
D. C. c. Samuel Hackwelder conferred the
Past Chiefs degree on seven Past Chiefs last
Monday evening at the hall of Omega
Castle.
Pittsburg Commandery No. 81 Is growing
larger every day. 1t is composed of some of
the hardest workers of the order. 1t meets
on the first and third Friday evenings OF
each month at No. u Wylie avenue.
Venus Castle o91, X. G. F.. had large and
interesting meeting last Tuesday evening.
d. G.. C. c. P. Baily, assisted by p. c. James
i. Haney, conferred the p. c. on j. T.
Featherstone, j. II. Hess and James w.
Blakeney.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
General Lu,Ige Notes.

The Past Regents Association, Royal
Arcanum, will pay 4 visit i'll a body to
Electric Council l2ll next Wednesday even
ing 1t its hall, 81 Fourth avenue.
Good viii Council 247, o. U. A. NJ, and
Pride of Welcome 30, ID. of L., will hold n
bazaar and oyster supper October Is and A.
and a reception and ball October 10 at their
hail, West End.
Columbus Council, Independent Sover-
eigns of Industry, received a handsome BAN
ner at their hall, corner of Fifty-second and
Butler streets, Thursday evening from the
grand officers of the organization, for having
initiated the largest number of new mem
Ders during the quarter just closed.
A public entertainment has been ar
ranged by the Councils of Pittsburg and AL
peral Council. 1t will be given at Carnegie's
quet and ball will be given the following
street. Pittsburg. The committee has
spared neither time nor expense to make
this double affair one of the best of the
season
Under the auspices of the Massachusetts,
Five Years Federation Duquesne Lodge No
was organized Friday evening at 1873 South
avenue, Allegheny. The following officers
were elected: William H. Johnston, Past
President: j. J.. GrubbS, President: Charles
Hector Vice President; J. A. Gels Treas
urer: Charles a. Hector. Secretary; James
Hector, Marshal; Albert Graham, A. e. Girls
and Robert Murray, Trustees; DR.. c. C.. Bip-
pus, Medical Examiner.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

additional sales of lots at Blaine: S. U. Mil
Ter, Oil City, Pa, lot &c. in block 3. $3.50: q ~
Norris, Norwalk, o., lot 5, in block S, $40O: j
II; Bevan, Allegheny, lot q, in block IL; $500;
W. T. Kaiser, city, lot 65, lin block II, $500; f.
Il. Grinder, New Castle, lot Al, in block H.
Iio1 Adam Voelkner, city, lots 81 and % IN
DOCK 8, $500 each; David Shock, wheeling,
w. w. va, lot 80, in block 9, $3.50; John w ommer'
nonthside, city, lot IL. in block II, $500; sam
uei Worrell. North East, Pa, lots 80 and 100.
IN IN block s, $500 and $3.50 respectively: Clark
hels, Allegheny. lot Is, in block Q. $40C: :. q.
sSam6ortlc. Southside, city, lot 49, in block s.
block ., sf5O
s; A; Dickie & Co. sold for T. P. Marshall
70 T. Z. Palmer four lots on Bennett street,
nelng Nos 81 to 81 in Melvin K Smiths plan,
iWehty-flrst ward, 30x135 each, for s., ,2CO
Denniston. Elderkin & Co., Linn, report the
following sales: For Thomas Bruner to Mrs,
ii1llZa a. Mccormack, two-story frame
mouse of four rooms and lot 25S120 on Lyric
street, Twenty-first ward, for Sl5C0; $1,000
cash and balance on time; for w. A. Gill to
Major A. j. Logan block of five lots, being
lots Nos. 5, 6, T. s, o. in the "Kirker' plan of
lots situate on Breeds Hill street, in the
Nineteenth ward, having frontage of about
ieet, for $l,750 CASH. for Margaret McFadden
70 John W esley lot No. 162, in Melons "Col-
Inns Park extension" plan of lots, having
frontage of % feet ON Carver street, and
depth of 100 feet with two-story frame
mouse of four rooms, for 81. 300.
Nj. +. Nipple 6 Co. sold for 4 price approx
lnating S15 900 piece of land l25ESj0 feet on
the north side of Boquet street, running
through to Ward street. Fourteenth ward,
for +. Murray
Holmes & Co. sold for Mr.. Davis a house
and lot on Bayor street for 5000.
. L1TCett Bros. have sold to Humphrfes Mil
Ter lot, 50xl4s on Howe street, near High
land avenue, on which he intends erecting
at once handsome residence.
A Y. Byers & Co. sold for n. Downev to F.
II. Eggers the property Nos. 80 and Al First
street, Third ward, Allegheny City (being on
Schenley lease). consisting of a brick house
of eight rooms, and frame of six rooms,
fronting 40 feet on First street for So, 500
j. F. Glass sold ten lots fronting on Wyan-
dotte lane, adjoining the Aliquippa Place
plan, for So, 500.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
AN ACTIVE STOCK TRADE
FORCED THE MARKET UP RAPIDLY IN
WALL STREET.
Lordoners Do Good Deal of Dabbiing in
American Securities and Help the Thing
Along-The Highest Prices of the Week

Lordoners Do a Good Deal of Dabbiing in
American Securities and Help the Thing
Along-The Highest Prices of the Week
Rule.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The stock market to-
day was still very active and strong, and the
reaction begun yesterday was continued,
with the effect of bringing many stocks up
to the best prices of the week, while all
show remarkable gains over the lowest
prices which were generally made yestcr-
day morning. London continued to buy lib
orally of its specialtieS, and reports from
that center indicate IL very bullish feeling
on American stocks. Chicago also joined
the procession, while the demand from local
operators on both sides of the account III
the very limited offerings sent prices up
with bound among the few leading shares.
The Changers, Goulds and Wizards were
still the most prominent stocks in the mar
ket, and North American was the special
feature of the day, rising sharply in a largely
increased business. Rock Island was not
far behind, and among tbe low w-priced shares
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis
common was conspicuous for both strength
and activity. The opening indicated con-
tmuance OF the covering operations OF yes
terday, and Missouri Pacific was ia higher,
Northern Pacific, preferred, 1H, and several
others per cent better than their flnal ny
ures of yesterday.
These high prices induced considerable
Liquidation of long accounts to realize pro-
hts accred on the rise of the last "A nouFs,
but the concessions were small i'll all cases
and the upward movement was resumed
with v1gor after these sales had been ap,
up to the close of business, which was ac-
tive and strong, the best prices being at-
tanned.
The final changes are material gains in
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

The Entertainment Committee of Au1il-
fal~- No. l to Union Veteran Legion No. 6
& 2usily engaged preparing for an Arbor
SOCIAL. which Will be held on Thursday
evening next, in the post room of Colonel
Clark Post No. l52 located on West Diamond
street Allegheny. This is intended TO be
one OF the most unique and interesting en-
tertainmCnrS they nave ever attempted,
and as the decorations are TO be quite elab-
Orave in the WAY Of arborS, etc, it will be
worth ;Ee while OF AL their friends, Union
Veteran Legion. e.. \. II. Posts, Ladies'
Circles. sons OF Veterans and Ladies' Aids
to the sons OF Veterans TO be present. They
VIII serve coffee. cakes, sandwiches and
fruit of all kinds and many new and inter
estinE ideas viii be introduced during the
evening. The price of admission Will be
ten cents only. The members of the Aux
1iary are looking forward in pleasant antic-
ipatiOn OF entertaining their many friends
on that evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
Daughters of Liberty,

Pride of the West Council No. 27 has ar
ranged to give a reception in Cyclorania Hall
on Thanksgiving eve.
\ blank application has been sent to T.W.
Eddy, at Picture Rocks Allegheny county,
shortly.
Unity Council has organized an associa-
tiOn of about 20 members who will hold en-
tertainments during the winter for the bene-
Iii of the organization.
The Union Association, which has been
formed for the purpose OF arranging d gen.
eral excursion of the order to Philadelphia
next August will meet in the hall of Pitts
burg Council next Thursday evening.
The second reception of Hazelwood Coun-
Gil No. Al will be held in Moore's Hall Hazel
wood OctoberS. The committee in charge
is composed of Sisters Maggie Ertzman Min.
ME Movers, and Brothers Joseph McCuen. L.
I. A. Fisher and Harry Roberts.
Margaret A. Du Shane Council will hold
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
Closing Bond Quotations.
Bank Clearings,

MEMPHrs-New York exchange selling at
81 premium. Cleartngs, S4,24S,Ss4; balances,
1902 220.
NEW ORLEANs-Clearings 81, AS, 131.
CHICAGo-New York exchange, 25@40c dis
count. Money ut per cent. Bank clearings
sl6,2O9.ss6; for the week, S93, ,657, ,4S0 Sterling
exchange dull and unchanged.
ST. LoUIs-Clearings, So, ,934 996: balances,
S437, 1872 Money, 76S per cent. Exchange on
New York. 75c discount. For the week. clear
ings. 1896 246: balances, S. LOG, ,2S2. For last
week, clearings, $2l, ,3T8, ,S79 balances, 81, ,264,
620 For the corresponding week last year,
clearings, s2l, ,9?3. 263; balances, S3 073.697
NEW YoRK-Bank clearings, $l42, $50 OIL; bal
ances, $6,s2O,030. For the week-CIearings,
s70i, ,460 574: balances, S33 046,7l0
BosToN-Bank clearings, $50 799. 1s3; bal
ances sI,63s,9Sg. Money. 6 per cent. Ex-
change on New York, 25@30c discount. For
the week-Clearings, $I12, 100, $780, balances,
SO 976,a50. For the corresponding week of
1S90-Clearings, Sl06, 9,523; balances, s1O,-
S43. .423
BALTIMoRE-Bank clearings, g. 166; bal
ances, S420917. Money, per cent.
PHILADELPHIA-Bank clearings. slS, ,431, ,167;
balances, 81. 747 769. For the week ending to-
day-Clearings $72 354 967; balances, $l1O07,-
1S3. Money, 4 per cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

The now Post-No $50, OF I.awrenceville-
was mustered in with eclat last night.
Nau-aan's Hall. corner of Liberty avenue
md Era street, bloomfield was crowded by
comrades anxious TO bid the new Post God
speed All Posts in the two cities were wei!
represented. Post ljl was present in
boGv Comradc W. o. Russell, of Post Isl,
I2l:lde an excellent mastering officer, and the
provisional post showed just how the thing
should be done. "wenty-four of the COM
raGcs who were on the charter list were
mustered.
The new post starts out with excellent
prospects. Sixteen applications are TO De
considered at the first regular meeting.
which will be tomorrow night. large
number o. representative comrades We're
present last night. among them y. L. Burcn-
field. OF Post l62; W. J. Patterson, OF ID;
Past Department Commander DennIston, OF
Pos; IL: Commander Brown. of l2S, Pension
Agent IT, II. Bengough, OF l51, ana Thomas
g sample. Of I2S. Post l57's firing squad
Gccei as guard last night.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
HOME SECURITIES.
TRADING UNIMPoRTANT AND VALUES
ON A LOWER LEVEL.

Nearly Everything tho Active List
Shows a Fractional Loss-Tractions
Bracing Up-The Philadelphia Com
pany Makes a Bad Admission-Status
of Electric.
The week on the Stock Exchange was de-
void of features OF commanding interest,
and trading was unimportant. Total sales
on call were less than 1000 shares. Office
business was also light. There were a num-
Der of deals in bonds, hut prices were with
held. There were no sales yesterday.
Closing prices of the week, compared with
those of the previous Saturday, show the
following changes: Electric gained Il and
Switch and Signal q. Philadelphia Gas lost
"a. Wheeling 4, Central Traction Is. Citizens
Traction !, Pleasant Valley "A, Luster q,
Underground Cable n. The rest of the list,
while dull, was steady to firm.
So far as the public was informed there
was no radical change in conditions to ma
terially affect prices, fact reinforced by
the narrowness of the market. The trac-
tions were in better repute among investors
simply because they were regarded good
purchase at the figures. There was no
statement from any OF the companies to
feature in this group was Duquesne. Its
future seems to be involved in SO much
doubt as to excite distrust. This is the
argument of the bears. The friends OF the
soon do better.
Depression in the natural gas stocks was
quite natural, in view of tho admission OF
the Philadelphia Company that the supply
was giving out. This was part of it's plea in
its suit against Carnegie, PhipDs & Co., and
was no doubt made to strengthen its posi-
tion before the courts, irrespective of the
effect it would have upon the market. If
true, it is strikinGly ut variance with previ-
GUS representations by the same company.
1t was stated that the new Westinghouse
Electric preferred stock certificates would
be ready about the 10th of this month"; wheE
the money which the syndicate agreed to
pay for $4,000, 900 of this stock will be avail
able. Fred Rinehart received this from
Boston at - o'clock yesterday: Sale of 10
Electric at 143. Last sale 30 at Is. Dull.
The failure Of c. H. Venner & Co. did not
prove much of q factor in shaping public
opinion. The announcement that S. V.
White & Co. would soon resume had good
effect, and qualification was expressed that
he would soon again be q factor in the mar
ket. At meeting of creditors of Rea Bros.
G Co. yesterday aftern oon steps were taken
to enable the firm to resume, which they ex-
pect to do in short time.
Final bids and asking prices for the week
are appended: