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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-12-04

DEATH OF rArv. ". W. BUTLER.-A Augusta,
November 2o.--Tha expected end Of the sn l.
den and critical Illness of Capt. W. W. lat e.
of EdscGcld, :. c., who was stricken WIN
congestion of the b,ain While sia"di"g IN
the hotel office yesterday morninS' came
dis morning at 1915 o clock. His fth'r
anI y, thcr' Senator and Ms NJ. c. But CT,
were at the bedside when death me io
ihr;r beloved son. Capt in Butler was I'm.
conscious from the time lie was attacked am
never cncc rcgfnei consciousncss' ins
doctors raveup all hope Of his rec'verY eau
las, night. Captain william Wallace lint
jnr WAS the second son of Gen. NJ. L: but'er
lie was Jus, 80 years Old and was the hon
ored committing officer of the Light UrH
coons cf Edgchcld, :. Z.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

DY virtue of power con'aincd IN n MOTT.
ID gage given by Bessie V. Fowler, AMI
Fannie Fowler, to W. \. McWhirlcr, dated
the 18th February, 1890, and recorded in
the office of the Register OF Mcsne convey
aucc for Union County. South Carol'n', III
Book of Mortgages No. II, page, viii sell
to the highest bidder, he The Eour house
door at Union. s. G.. during the legal hou,s
of sale, on salcsday il Deccmbc: next. GER
tain lands described in sal mcrts'G' "s
follows:
All that certain tract Of land situate,
living and being in .Ioncsvile township!
Union County, State afor'sil, II aiming 81
acres. more or less, bonndei by l'ndS o. the
estate of David janis (Cansala F"wler
place) the estate of EcihCn Glen r, VI s.
Letlie Coleman Iliccl john "hi'lock, aud
the homestead OF L. y. Fow c.. Also n
that other tract or parcel # laml N sill
| county, containing IS ncrcS. more "r irss,
bounded by lands Of W. K. iIamc+ (Wall &C
Fowler's land) John d. ny, the Daniel
Mosely land q. B. F"wler, and j. l..
| McWhirtcr.
| Terms-CASH. Purchaser to ray for
papers.
New. IA, 1891.
llsssN wv. a. McW lIIRTER,
Mortgages. =
Noy2 At. 80
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ne.a. Ifthcre is any one Of our subscrib
srs suffering more than We are. from the
scarcity Of money, VIC would like for him to
sen his name, with so cents OF upward, in
ar envelope, or call Mt our sanctum in per-
son and We will return him receipt for tho
money, drops tear of heartfelt sympathy
upon the name aud lay it carefully away
among our papers Of happy remembrances
offriends.
It's the slimmest chance wo ever hnd for
. Christmas Turkey, unless We can get one
u v.uredit. Upon those terms we'll take two
aad even three, rather than appesr churlisl
or picayunisb.
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SseA- Rev. Chas. X. Willcford, will fill his
pulpit Al Fair View Church next Sunday
morn'ng. Hcwill not DO able 10 reach there
S'''rdsy' on account of being in attendance
up ~ the State Baptist Convention. lie will
ss' preach at Salem church, Sautuo, Sun
gay night at 7 o'clock on same evening.
conference OF the church will be held at
o'''ook on Same evening. All members Of
sA'ep church arc requested to bo present Mt
ahcvs time.
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n sensational Fight.

For sJine time there has been ,r ub,e
brewing 10 Columbis about the awsrdir z Of
certain state advertising b he nessp,psr::in
Columbis baviog, the las says, the largest
ejaculation. The clerks Of both houses ,f
the Legislature. It appear, were to decide
the matter by inve.tigat'ny aud comparing
tho subscription lists OF the State and the
Register.
The Clerks ~ ~: Lss.,:,,urv, Ur. Pope, of
Newberry, and Gen. Gray, Of Greenville,
delegated the duty ofexaniniog the books of
both papers 10 the book keeper and an sitsehe
of the RsAalzr TO this, Of course, thei ieaner
ssEs ai INV las nkaPsf.S gSses e:i:..s :s.min.
or investigated by employees of an establish
ment that was so interestedly hostile TO their
paper.
The State offered 10 submit its hooks to
investigation by impartial bus ness men OF
Columbia, but that proposition was rejected,
so the two Register men reported that the
Rryister had the largest circulation, and the
Register was awarded the State advertising,
amounting, perhaps, to $50.
While Mr.. Beard aud Mr.. Rodger. of
the Register, had mere shadow Of an
excuse FOR saying the Register had the
largest circulition, in claiming that they
were not allowed TO examine the books
OF any other paper, we must say that both
Of those gentlemen placed themselves 10 a
very indelicate position in accepting the ap-
Pointment to Investigate the books Of rival
paper, and their action, as might always be
expected under such circumstances. resulted
tho correctness Of their report. No man or
party could have induced men Of ordinary
conceptions of self respect to assume the
audnclty of investigating rival papers
books, alone, 10 decide n contest between
TINT paper and themselves or employers
The result of this unsavory conduct has
been three personal encounter, with the Edi
tor of the Hatc on one side, AMI Clerks Pope
and Gray aud Mr.. Tighe, Of the Ntws and
Courier, respectively, on the other. We are
pleased to sta'c that no serious injury WAS
done TO either party but tho State continues
to have the largest circulation in Union, !. =.
A. 10 3.
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LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE IN A LIGHT.
HOCsE.-Mr. and Hrs. Loren Trescott arc
keepers OF the Gov. Lighthouse at Saud
Beach, Mich, and are blessed with daugh.
ter, four years old Last April she was
taken down with Measles, followed with q
dreadful Cough and turning into Fever
Doctors at home and ut Detroit treated her
but in van, she grew worese rapidly, until
she was q mere "haudfu' Of bones" Iheu
she tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and
after the use OF two and n half bottles, was
com pletely cured. They say DR.. King
Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet
you may get n trial bottle free at Is. F.
Posey's Drug Store.
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BILL NYE SERIOUSLY HURT. Jackson,
Miss Nov. 2s.-Edgar William Nye (Bill
Nye) and A. p. Burbank arrived here this
t. asllxss g sna aIefsitss stsssss sfeas fAsr wss
pause Of five minutes. He then reappeared
on the stage, aud announced that MIR. Nye
had fallen from the rear door Of the opera
house and received serious injuries. Mr.
Nye was cut over the right eye, his wrist
BADLY sprained anl his right side badly
hur'. Dr. Dunn says the wounds will not
Prove fatal The fall was fifteen fee, Mr..
Nyc strikinga lot of lumber. The audience
was dismissed
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A Card.
UNION, s. c.. Dec. |. '9l.

UNIONJ D. o.. DcC' T. 'I'
MR. L. NJ. STOKES: Will you please
allow mo to say to those whom it may en-
Germ, that expect in the future, as in the
past, to do all l can to accommodate the
people along my mai, line, when can do 80
by carrying small packages Of anything ex-
cept liquor. Those Of my friends for whom
| have carried this special drug will
please not ask me to do so again. and save
themselves the mort fcation of being denied.
Any one having business with me, will
find me on the msa 'iSe-a!!:: hsa;;s5:r Ss55::fruiiy,
| ing 10 -nH' DAVID MCCREIGuT.
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AN EDITOR SURPRISES HIS FRIENDs.-An-
derson, 5. e., l!ov. 27.-Editor Todd, of the
oou'ndt, gave us genuine surprise by
bringing bride home with him on Thurs
day. The bride was u Miss Scott, of Vir-
g'hla. they were married on Wednesd day
ias'. HIS IN st intimate friends knew moth
ing oil 1t until they were told that the newly
welded couple had arrived here.
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-. Congressman Shell is in Washing.
ton. He says he will enter the democratic
caucu', even il the Alliance instructs him
not to doso. lie Gays there will be no third
party in South Carolina, but being good
baptist deacon, he does not intend 10 vote.
a. Senator lrby promised, for the devil, if
no was asminstcj. Wash. may not make n
brilliant record in Congress, hut we believe
he sill make an amiablc member.
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SPECIAL MASTERS SALES /.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNIoy.
Christopher H.. Peake, Master for Union
against
r. A. Hopkins, Defendant.

hs IA hoPAhuS, OQe"ouHts
1 N obedience 10 an order made In the above
i s. ated case, by His Honor j. III. Hudson,
Circuit Judge. GateI November 3rd. 1891 :,
l will sell before the Court House door in tho
town OF Union, on salesdsy next. Dec. 4,
within the legal hours Of sale, the following
described property, to wit:
s. o85 S6-lOO AcREs.
All that certain tract Of land lying in
Bogansvills township, in said County and
State. Ssssainisg eiehiy-fve and thirty-six
one-hundredths (85 86--I0O) sores more or
less said tract known as No o, in the division
Of the lands Of a. w. Thomson, deceased.
65 97--1OO ACRES.
Also all that other certain tract of land ly-
ing in the same township, County and State,
containing sixty FIVE and ninety seven one
hundredths iG5 97--lO0) acres, more or less.
said tract known as tract No 10, in the di-
vision Of the lands ofA. w. Thomson, decess-
ed.
129 47-1OO ACRES.
Also, all that certain other tract of land,
lying in said township, County and State,
containing one hundred and twenty
nine and forty y-seven one-hundredths (129
47-lOO) acres, more or less, said tract
known as tract No 16, in the division of the
lands Of A. W. Thomson deceased.
Said tracts Of land is known as the Means
Vile place, and have such shape, marks and
outings and boundaries as plaza made by G.
W. Peakc, surveyor, No-4+o o. peqIlosr-e
f"iIy B represents. qo,qM suemouaqd
TERMS o. sf. ~;
One-third part of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, the balance in one and two
years from date of sale, in two equal annual
instal!ments or payments, with interest from
da, Of SALE
The credit portion Of the purchase money
to be secured by bond or bonds of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with n mort gage of the
premises.
And in case any purchaser shall fail to
comply with the terms of his bid for nny of
said lands. the undersigned has the power to
resell, on the same day, at the risk of the
purchaser of the lands so bid off The pur-
chasers at said sale to pay for papers.
l. G. MCKISSlCK,
Special Master.
Union S. c., 9th. November 1891.
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SUCCESS OF TIE CHINESE REBELS s.-London
Nov. 2S.--A dispatch to the Times from
Shanghi says hat the rebels have captured
Ch1c Yang, and this message further con-
hrms the news, cabled exclusively to the
United Press, to the effect that the rebels
are marching Oh Pekin. The rebels are
receiving re'nforcements every day, and now
form dangerous army of desperate men.
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~ The Charlotte Chronicle publishes a
statement Of the number Of bales OF cotton
Orvspssa-s0sis-oU -oUuuusr Autfrovsniuor- -1ootts
VI. IN which decrease of STAG bales is
shown for this yosr. Charlotte is in the
"shsrt crop" section.
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ANNUAL HOLIDAY OPENING
&so,dau. Dec ,mber 7th, 1901
Az GARRETr'

Al NhNhbii ''
Twill, .how you the finest line q N"a'
Goods ever brought 10 Union. ,
AM ask j. g'", rS,rrhoiy &c ,nrUI is mviieJ to
an" NJ vii ,nke pleasure in showing tho
'"ys D' Respectfully:
6. II. GAkkt1Tf
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SHERIFF'S SALES
F0h DECEMBER. 1901


nySm: y an execution to me direc,o,
d 1 will sell before e. Courthouse door
in the town of Union, Union C5ulzsoa
Monday, the seventh day of December next,
during the lsgal hours ..S.>sale q sale, the follow
r ing described property, to wit:
One tract of land belonging to Robert
Macbeth, situate, lying and being in Bogans
vile and Union townships, Union County
eS,ta, eSSn,ttaai,ri5pSseP6 Sanders, the estate OF Jonn
Sine deceased, Murphy fi.h :iaos, anu
others. This tract of land will be sold IN
ono or move parcels, plat or plats OF wh.cn
can he seen in the Shertfs ONCE. Levied
on, and to be sold rs the property OF keoert
Macbeth, at the suit of Samuel Beatty and
others.
One tract of land belonging to George Nj.
Young situate, lying and being in Union
County, containing two hundred ami htty
acres. more or less. bounded on the north
| bv lands of the estate of Mrs. Mary E.sGist,
deceased, and Robert ". Harris, east by
lands Of A. G. kice, south by lands OF W. 1.
Graham, and the estate of Mrs. Mary T..
| Gist, deceased; west by lands of Mrs. Julia
A. Young and the estate OF Mr*. Mary f..
Gist, deceased, lcvel on and to be sod rs
the property of George Nj. Young, at the
suits of w. j. keenan, and others.
Sheriffs Office, Union Courthouse, ). e.,
| November, l4th, 1891. 90.
| s,v zD AZ At
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ErcKLrS's AGYIcA SALvE.--The bot sal! C
!, the world FIR Cuts. Bruises, sores, Ulcers,
Sal, Rheum Fever Sores. T'us,s Gnapt 81
hands, WaRlgAN3, G3-hs-A~aN al SKIN
Erup ions, and pos rrVcly cures FL ?, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give pc :
feet satisfaction; or money r'fHmas'. fii.'
~ % cents per box. For sale ~ b. F. Posey;;
April l6
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postotlice at Union, for
the week ending Dtc. 4th., 1891.
MIR Nelson Garner Miss Delida Miller.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvcrtised and will be required
10 pay one cent for their delivery.
j. G. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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KeSpectfnIly,
G.. p. GARRETT.
Nov 20 AZ ,f
The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

SOONll Or ONlON.
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq. Probate Judge.
"HEREAS, Joseph ii. McKissick, as
w Clerk of Court, has made suit to me
TO grant him letters of Administration on
the Estate Of and effects of Robert Macbeth.
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
oil and singular, the kindred and cred tors
OF the said Robert Macbeth deceased, that
they hc and appear. before me, in the Court
OF probatc, to be held at Un on C. H., South
Carolina, on the 10Th day of January. next.
after publication hereof. at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2nd
day of December, Ammo Domini, 1891,
~ -: JAMES ,;'':, J; y. 4,,a;,. ess;
Published on the 4th day of December.
1891, in the Union TIMES.
Dec 40 G
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~ Last Saturday afternoon at Glenn
Spring, fire destroyed tho gin house, saw
mill, grist mill, about 10 bales of cotton and
. lpt ofootion seed belonging to Mes,rs. J.
F.Snith & Son. Loss about SO 900.
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nA- There will be divine services at Mt.
Vsrssn Church next Sunday afternoon at
s'sloek. A full attendance Of the members
il pasticularly requested.
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y Mas. Y Mas Don't forget tha. you
can get the most and the pret'iest things
for santa for tho least money from s. NJ.
RICE Jr., L. u. At.
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skG- Don't forg ct that the 10th Of this
month is the last day, according to the law,
for the payment "ftaxr After that date
pcnalty of 20 per cent will be added to all
unraid taxes, and Gov. Tillmau is opposed to
any extension of time without penalty.
What the Legislature will do in the matter,
we have no means ofknowing. Each mem
Der of that body knows the depressed hnan-
cial condition Of the people, particularly the
Farmers, at this time, and will, no doubt,
| extend such relief rs in their wisdom they
! think the case demands and the constitution
will permit.
The question is, will aqle aae Scorer classes of
/ 6Eyery EsearryS calling? No more cotton can be made
this year, and the prospect for rise III TIC
| price is very discouraging.
| Soutb and North Carolina are in the cN"
! ,rcmcly shor, crop scc'ion this year, "h''c
many of the cotton States West OF us nave
made full crops, bringing the aggregate crop
Of this year up to $500, 900 bales. t" VINE"
- added the 300, 900 bales overplus from
Inst wear. making the total amount oil cotton
on the market. the same rs last yeh''-''o'''
ooO bnles. Col. duncan stated Mt the Ah'h''
,,eot;po of the FArmcrs iU September taa
nil the spinllcs in the world could not wor'
nm more than ZOO. 900 bales AMI we th'nS
he smoke from accurate Knowledge Tor th
statement has not been questioned c"hSe
,uent,y we cannh see wherein there i an
hone for higher prices. this year ~ any r''
If there ever was n time when sure {"
constitutional limits for the rHlicfot the Pf
) nle would be justihablc. that time Is "o"
We see that a proposition is now before I"
too;sl,,ur. I, extend the time for col G.
,io,or taxes 10 Fc''. !, lS?2
= Mons I'nlaundricd Shirts numbers
I GOOD quality. at zoe each, at IL. NJ. '''"
& RRO'S.
C Furniture Store
Road Mr.. G. e. McLariys aiNert'se"'c
of his cw stock of Furniture, ln't opch'"
tho store opposite the New York haeSe''
The First Snow.
IS W. had tho first snow here this Witt
l. Sunday morning. IL commence h''
70 oucr 8 O. clock and listed about two hou'
30 ,nt !, had raiued oil the night before a.
the 81 ow melted as last a. II ieli ~
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Jsst 60 to tho &c, lOc. and 25c, Counters
sfS. M. RICE Jr., L. U., and you con get
almost anything you want for .Ssnta Clause"
dt
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feu can buy Mems Bots at $l.45 atH.
III. COHEN g. BROS.
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SsJ Associate Justice McIver was e,octo,,
Dy The Legislature last Tuesday, to the posi-
Goa OF Chief Justice of The Supreme Court.
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CHRISTMAS, 1891,
CHRISTMAS, 1892.

As the s""."' 80 ,vv,i UIeer and gin inter-
changing draws nigh. one is of,en puzzled
in selecting suitable presents. Cpnsuls me.
can assist you materially in solving the
problem. can shape your choice from
elegant lines Of the latest
HOLIDAY OVELTIES.
have the largest aud most complete
stock Of -
CROCKERY, f1
LAMBS,
BOOKS, ~--------a--
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The Legislature.

The Legislature. ----ro our reahers
Nqbttared in the proceedings of the Legr-
lature. as yet, except the introduction OF
long hill to do away with the Board OF
County Commissioners. and provide ior II"
election Ivy the people Of one Supervisor II"
their place, with three Commissioners IN
eoch township. without salary, to DC "p-
| pointed by the Governor
That body. however, has mapped out a
large amount of important work Tor the
| session. From this to the close of the ses
sion we shall give as full report of the pro-
ccciings as possible
H. NJ. COHEN X BRO. are g'ing cnt o
Business. and ypu can now buy goods II
cost from them.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Com mon Plsas.

|
Christopher II. Peake, Master for Union
| County, Plaintiff
| against
R'ohari V. Gist, as Executor of the last will
and testament Of Mary Z. Gist, decea scd,
and H. g. Hall, Defendants.
N obedience to docrctal order made in
L the above entitled case by His Honor
j, IL. Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated Novcm-
Der 18th a. ID. 1891, ] will sell before the
Court House door in the town of Union County
and State aforesaid. within the legal hours
OF sale, on the first Monday IN December lS9l
the following described property, to wit:
569 ACRLs.
All that certain tract Of land lying, being
and situate in Union County State aforesaid,
containing five hundred aud sixty-nine acres,
more or less, bounded by lands ia. @. Rice.
ID. 5. Lee, S. NJ. Rice Sr.. aud Enoree River,
being the land formerly owned by Jesse Jones,
deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
So much Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash as will pay the defendant, II: G: Hall
l2tb J.u uo,tars' with interest thereon from 49,,
sum ~ y. november 1891, also n sufFn;a .ne
act;on II 10y me costs, fee and expenses in tI,;.
TO bc nn;,; I:s"i oalance ofthe purchase mona,
intersr, - au one year from date of sale VII,
hv the bonJ co. from that day. TO be sccuroI
nj ia' oond OF the purchaser or nm,.h h.oured
' mortgage of the premises. D"'sfs'
JOHNP. GAGE.
Union 8 r NJ Special Master
~ Al o,
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Goa E;ill confer great honor upon
Dr. ,, and command the confidence and
- ftspect Of all classes Of her people.
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The First SNOW.

The First Snow.
We hld tho first snow here this "i"ter
Sunday morning. IL commence ! '''''
oucr s O. clock and listed about two hourS'
,rt :, had raiued oil the night before ana
the 81 ow melted as last a. 1t iell IL "''
Leen yery cold every since
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HA- II is confidently reported that the
Ihrec Cs railrond company is to be rcor-
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land, durihytne sumlnet -
cu,ml to that given oil by the combustion
of 81 900, 900 tons OF coal, or the amount
carried by a coal train 1l2o miles IN
>lcngth. The greater part OF the heat Is
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Ple'ea according to the original plan.
whether this means the completion Of the
Aus'ists branch or only the main trunk line
ws cannot say.
bJ-the-way, what has become of the Cape
roar road, that was TO be built Immediately,
IT MT sooner, through here.
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Mems Undershirts 20c each. Ladies' all
Wool Black Shawls ST 80, at ii. NJ. COHEN
& BROS.
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Notice Of Final DISCHARGE

Notice Of Final DISCHARGE.
.a,' Dec: 9Th, 1891 will m.sa onfdy,
ne, return, as Guardian Of I.Ie Iai'uy my fual
Tomo Tom Mrs. Lehia vaughn batla baf C%dd /,
Cam Sa",es NJ. Gee, Judge of Probo,a neiSre ore Hon.
s"nh '[y, and apply for letters J;sn;s ior Union
Lcb;,. persons having claims against III, .,
Jur;n ru'd, now Mrs. Leb;in ne saii
,hem 81 Aer W minority. are notified 70 nrGs, Masnn,
,arre5 n 1n or before that date, or bc ~ present