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Boston Produce Market.


BOSTON, July I3, ls9l-The following are to-
days quotations of provisions, &c.
Butter-New York and VI. dairy good to choice
at IS to l14&c; Eastern good to choice at lB
TO lSc. The above quotations are receivers prices
for strictly wholesome lots.
Cheese-Northern choice to S94c, Western
extras "a to Sc.
Eggs-Eastern Extras at lsia to -, fancy near
ny stock higher; lirsts lsc,; extra Vermont and
New Hampshire at lsiq to l9c., Western tras at
l!ci Michigan choice at lIc. Jobbing price lc.
higher.
Poultry Choice Northern and Eastern fresh
Killed spring chickens 20a30c fowls l5a lGc fair
to good at ll9l3, Western iced turkeys I2aO0;
fowls l3gl3la &c, chickens poe
Beans-Choice small New York hand picked al
4U92 90 T. bush; choice New York marrow hand
PICKED 55g2 -; choice screened pea : lUd3 p,
choice yellow Eyes at So42 30. Johbing prices
Zoe higher.
Hay Choice prime hay at 81 O0d2l 80 fair to
goou 81 oo9lG 90, Eastern line ri4al3; poor to
ordinary SI0gll. East swale S9aI0; Kyc straw
choice, $i79i1 80; oat straw - 5paa 81.
rotatoes-We quote new Norfolk rose. reefs and.
neprons - .oo43:23 hbl fair 70 good = ola3.75.
Sweet potatoes, Tenncssee- 81
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SearspOrt Locals.

Louis W. Carver left Monday for Buffalo. \. Y.
G. +. Treat took over Ave hundred tinkers in his
Weirs last Friday.
a mink killed eighty ducks for Pike Bros. Mon
day forenoon.
A gold pin found on Church street awaits an
owner at the post office.
Mackcrel are plentiful In the bay and several
! large catches have been made.
Miss Theodate Black, who has been teaching at
! liOulton, arrived home ON Tuesday.
| DIR. p. p Nichols is on business trip In Massa
| chusetts and will be gone about Il week.
Mrs. William H. blanchard and family left for
New York last week to JON Capt. Blanchard.
A party of young ladies, chaperoned by Miss
Blanche Nickels,tle at swan Lake for few days
school at Montreal, is at home for the summer VA
| cation.
4 card case picked up on the road by A. II.
Crockett, is evidently the property of Mrs. Julia
Andrews.
+. A. Sargent and wife gave, party Of friends
WI" are visiting there blackboard ride to swan
Lake Tuesday.
Il O 4 l. NJ Sargent have bought the Shute
house and will move it to lot on Norris street
and finish ii to rent
Mrs NJ L. Clothcy of Wakefield, Mass, and
Miss NJ. Percival of Boston, are visiting Dr. +.
Hopkins and family.
Miss Ella Hopkins, who has beer visiting friends
in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, returned
| Tuesday after 4 months absence.
our farmers are wen along in haying, Cart. II.
Is. Carver has finished and reports the crop TWEEN
| ty I'VE per cent greater than last year.
j. II. Lane ana family, E. b. sheldon and fami-
ly, Mrs. Lucy A. Nlckels and Mrs. +. l.. Leib are
occupying Union Lodge at swan Lake.
Capt. Andrew Pendletons fired shot
through his hand with an air gun Monday, rcgur-
ing the attendance OF surgeon Hopkins
schooner New Era, Capt, Mason loaded with
spool wood misstaycd in working out of the harbor
saturday and went on to lampher's ledge, but Was
got on without damage the same night.
A contribution will be taken at the Congrega-
monai Church ntNi sunday morning on behalf Of
building " churches ii needy districts
Can't Aanson Fora left Monday for Boston to
take command Of bark Conquest. His son Ed win
- first officer Tue bark is chartered to load
spool wood at Port Glasgow for Liverpool.
Arrivals the past week ETA Trundy Jenette
Irnndy, Mrs. y. ), Plumner, Maa Young, Willie
Muwry, Guy Dutch, Mrs. J. X. Richardson and
family, Amos u. Carver, Mrs, W Il. GiIkey and
family.
The strawberry festival given by the ladies Of
the Cong. society last Friday evening, was very
successful and Melted about fifty dollars. The en-
ftalmment was credit to the young ladies who |
had il in charge
\ large mmhcr Of dishes nave from time TO
time been carried to Union Hall containing dona
tons pf foot lor me church iars etc, and left
there Owners Will 40 wen 10 look them up as |
som" are valuable.
ouly one Young Iady responded to our general
request 70 our cItiHcms who nave friends visiting /
them, to give Us their names. We take pleasure |
in chrvnicIin. the names Of her guests aid again |
extent the invitation.
There vim be I'm excursion from Srar,port and
y lstt1 t,l1W -tlu I'm
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In Belfast, July I, by Fred w Brown, Esq.
Elbridge J Robertson and Miss Emma W, Ellridge
both of Belfast.
In searsport, June y. by Rev II. g. Harbutt
Ebridge NJ; Lewis, Of Franklin, Mass, and Hattie
In searsport, July i, by REV. r. q. Harbutt
Avian Y. Treat, of Searsport, and Mary |, Barrett
of stockton springs.
In Rockport, july ), W. A. Paul Of Camden
and Miss Minnie A. Carlisle, Of Surry
In Camden, July t. Reue sanford and Miss Mel
lie NJ. Sanders, both of Camden.
In Lewiston, July 4, Edwin Q. league, of War
ren, and Addie Nj. Barnes, of Lewiston
In Scarsmont, June u, James +. Burgess, of
searsmont, and Hattie C. Han, of Appleton.
In Marlboro, Mass, June l, Wm. II. Ogilvie, of
Brooklyn, y, Y, and Mrs Fannie f.. A. lngraham,
of Marlboro, formerly of Rockland.
In Westboro, Mass, Justin ). Eaton, of West
boro, and Mary Il. Roberts, of Waldoboro.
In Ellsworth Fails, july !, Charles q. Moore amt
Miss Annie +, Tate, both OF Ellsworth.
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Deen spending Il lew weeks IN Belfast W Ill
Bickford has had his house painted and made
other improvements Miss George Heal is visit
ing her sister Mrs Oscar Young, in Camden
Mrs v r. Wilson Of Someryille, Mass. is spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A.
B. Mariner Leslie Mariner has bought the W .
X. Thomas house =. Mrs Eliza Donnell has so
far recovered from her recent illness AS to he able
to return home from Belfast IJoratio Thomas
of East Cambridge. Mass. was in town last week
So. We are pleased to say that Mr. and Mrs Ira
Brewster have imurovod In health rorv ,,,,,ch ,,,
ing the past year They are now, lo to wolf nm,
and call on their neighbors Miss izli, Ness il
at hone from New York, on n ten weeks, vacation
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Mr. sam 1rinin is spendip,o few n,n,Is vim M.
parents at his old home Col ,;r,p,,or ,,.,s in
tovn last week Mr. Kai,,l, u.r.;,,o,, ann,
MIR. Edward uar,5r,o,, .ro s,,...,t;a fo,
weeks together in tbrir oId bo,,o NJ.
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sarah Cn0orJ arrived il, town I,.t VIII an, III,
grandchildren Mrs. Cosiisan and friand 81
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Mrs. Geo. ID. McCrlllis Sunday evening to witness
the unfolding of night blooming cereus. The
flower opened about six o'clock, filling the house
with its fragrance.
The CIRCUS. Irwin Bros. railroad circus ar
rived in Belfast Wednesday morning and erected
their tent in the rear of Congress street The per
formances afternoon and evening were well patro-
nized, and the circus is a good one. The band
/ paraled the streets at noon time.
-Four years ago Mr.. George Bean, of Belfast,
left home and went to sea. He was known To
leave his vessel in port in Chill and 20 into the
/ mountains The war coming ON his parents were
anxious about him. Last week, however, he arriN
| ed in Boston and has gone to liverpool.
The Northport sea Breeze win begin Vol. 10 neNt
saturday July Is, ami continue eight weeks. sui
$ ription 30 rtS., far the season On sale at the
bookstores in th- city. the publisher, Geo. +
Bracket, reports a more promising season for the
plpcr than ever before IN Northport', history.
GOV Burcigh and stan ana party of ltdie,
and gentlemen viii upon invitation of Nh. Wthec
the proprietor of The Wooici0c. pass sunday at
Fort Point The party viii % ON the steamer
Rockuud on Saturda, from Rocklaud, and will
arrive at Fon Point about O'Clock in the after
noon.
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h'"e hou ana Gun Oluo "'aoe at tie regular week
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50 out OF DO H. l. hahhlh 10 out "' D. II Healey
-" out OF 'o follett II out OF %.
Mr.. Mitchell, OF the Mitchell House, Richmond
has leased the Ocean House. Belfast. and is ex
pected 10 arrive here the last of this week. Mr.
+. Jones' the present landlord, will go to the Re
we're House and assist his son, Mr.. r. a Jones
who is landlord of the last named hotel
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WALDO. laying began last Monday in earnest.
The crop Will be better than many supposed near
ly m TO last year, except on low ground, where it
winter Killed The first man in this vicinity to
finish hay ing is &. g.. Harding T.. q. Chase of
Bangor visited his parents last week, Mr. and Mrs
J. l.. Chase. Z. l.. Burns of Taunton, Mass, Is
visiting friends in this vicinity ...Mr. and Mrs. b.
+. Harding of Troy were in town last week
sherman Freeman of Rockland came up and spent
the fourth with his parents Mr.. and Mrs Il. D.
Freeman. MIR. Woods of Montana is in town.
He is the sonn law of Mr.. Riley Storey. His
wife has been here some time, caring for her
mother, who is an invalid. Richie Grange has
adjourned until Aug. sth.. quite a delegation
went over to Swan Lake last Sunday. 1t required
three horses to get one young man and his best
girl over ana back again but they made the round
trip and We're at home on time
lSIry. Tins pleasant weather is the farmers
delight and hay ing operations are in full
swing. very good crop is reported. :. MIR. Ma
th;niel Webster has bought the Sam Badger pla ce
and is now moving in....A goodly number Of
summer visitors are at present in town and are
much enjoying the fishing and boating on Lake
Winnecook. Few ponds in Maine are so well
adapted for Il fine sail or fish chowder But
for the rain ON the Fourth there would have gath.
cred the races at the park of the largest
crowds that ever turned out to take In a like event
in this town. As 1t was the attendance was very
good, people coming from all directions, and some
lively and fast horses were shown. 1t Is proposed
to repeat these In the fall i. Willard Gilmore
of Buckspor Seminary, Is at Rev. w. A. Meser-
vey'a The concert given at the church Sunday
evening In commemoration of Children's Day was
ii very pleasing and enjoyable al flair and the church
was well filed The exercises were under the
charge OF Rev. w A. Meseryey and were carried
out in II satisfactory manner in accordance with
the 70 GLOWING programme Singing by the school ;
PRAYER by the Pastor; Singing, The childrens day
Recitation by Mabel Bacon; The Bible Wreathe
by six girls; Rec, by Lula Stone; Singing, by
Lena and Oracle Bartlett Rec, by Helen Thomas
Singing, by the school; Exercise by four little
girls, Little buds of promise; Dec, by Jerry Gokey
Singing, by Carrie CLARK; Rec. by Ada Berry
Rec, by Ora Maloon; Workers for the Harvest,
by Roice Berry and Lille Stevens, Singing, by
Nina Won Deets The Child's Prayer, by Lena and
Oracle Bartlett; Speaking, by Mabel Myl.ck
Speaking, by Carrie and Emma Reynolds; Song
by Kativ Corner; Speaking, by Maggie and Aggie
Thompson; Rec, by Callie Fuller; The starless
| crown; singing by the school
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7'7 7T1VNSFVET TTINN.
W. ClWN ui wife ot Belfast were in town.
sunday
I.lr.. I.,,,i, .,,i ,la,,h, I,,,i- ,f l.r,L ,.ra
in town recently
* Itnl. l. Matthew's -.t ,,,,,l l,,,,;n., t,, 4, NJ
Nar,lrn of s,yany lid ''
Nm / Matthew. h,.i .,.,i,,.,,,l, h.,rso ,ti. ,,f
ro,'.',i,,},fj,,',' Inst v.e,L " '
". \ Dorr and wife were at home from Hea-
gan mountain last sunday
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Curacao, June .. Arrived brig Woodbury.,
RayMes, Wilmington, y. {.
Port spain, July :. Sailed barks Frances
Thompson, and steadfast, b inner, for rhiladel
phia.
st. Helena, June y. Passed ships Iceberg
Singapore for Boston, Lucy A. Nichols, Hong
Kong for New York.
Liverpool. July .. Sailed ship Tillie L. Star
buck, Curtis, New York.
Bowling, scotland, July To- Arrived bark 1hos
j. Stewart, Blake, Bangor
Honolulu, June "A. Sailed ship Centennial, Col
cord, Newcastle, \. 5. W.
Sierra Leone, June l.. Sailed sch. Afaretta S
Snare, Smith, New York.
Barbados, July |, Sailed, bark Edward Cush
ing, swan Island.
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Wool C ar
g. KELLEY & CO.'S,
East Side Of the River, Belfast

Having leased the cardI NJ mill OF Z, kELLtl a
co.. | have .ttltcd The machine with new cards
and put Ii Id perfect order. Having had large eN-
perlenee at wOOi cardlng, patrons may be assured
their work will be well and promptly done. Wool
received al the mill, also In Belfast by tonani a
Co G. II. Sargent, +. &. knOWlIon; Monroe, BY
John Twombly West BrOoh>ylllc, by Il, \. Dodge;
Green's Landing, by Capt. A. D. Candage Rr0Gh>,
BY A. T.. Chase stockton Springs, al Browns
stable. It99 SAMUEL SIMPSON.
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BORN
MARRIED..

In Appleton, July 6, to Mr.. and Mrs. X. b Sim
mons, a daughter
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SUMMER CLOTHING!
We
the clothing prce fa
we onysp
o the many bargain

LOT I. MEMS SACK SUIT, all sizes. Brown
mixed, all wool goods, strongly and stylish
ly made, double stitched throughout, just
the thing for a business suit, and in most
places would cost double what we ask for it
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I. MCCANrs STEwARr.-New York. April
2s.-Mnyor Chaplin, Of Brooklyn, appointed
L. McCanis Steward. the coiored LAWYER. A
member Of the Board of Education, in place
OF DR.. Philip S. White, deceased. who was
also leading colorei citizen. Mr.. Stewart
was born in South Carolina about ,hirty-.ix
years ago, and was educated at the Howard
University at Ediuburg, Scotland. On his
return from Europe he became q professor
IN college iRsSOuth Caroline, and subse-
.lsa 2snsossy 3z aRi0ii.sr. lie Vas in
Church io 3hIy lJl % shoss hort time. Ms,n'G's. Rs.
ring from the'ministry, he went on a busi-
ness snd educational mission TO Scirra Leone,
In Af-i n, and on his return studied law
and vas admitted TO the bar. He has been
success Il as a lawyer. He obtained an ab-
solute divorce from his wife few months
ago.
Formerly bc was IN ardent Republ can,
but he became q Democrat few years ago,
and during the last mnyoraIty campaign in
Brooklyn he worked hard for the election
Of MIR. Chaplin. He is in great demand as
stump orator. 1t is expected that he will
take an active part in the debates in the
Board OF Education. lie received n hand
some compliment from Surrogate Abbott not
long ago for skill in conducting case be-
fore the Su' rogste.
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FOR JUST d5 CENT S
vqs PIP 40 s{GIYEYnus

An Adze-Eyc Ha1 IL iehet, Hand
saw, Carpenters Square, ygy4(io0Level, Wise,
q Monkey Wrench, long handle Rake. lice.
Smoothing Iron, IA Qtk Dish Pan, 10 ot.
Fin Bucket, at. CoffectR Rof, gal. Measure,
Brass Hoop Cedar B,bkei, Solid D:ass
Waiter, large high h-footed Glass Lamp, Ia, gp
Glass Pitcher, set oftINmble,s, / set o,
Goblets, large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Caster,
a big assortment of ChipS Plates, Cups and
Saucers, n big assortmedfeof Yellowwarc,
Linen Table Covers, CliNds Zephyr Caps,
Mems Wool CAPS, Mems and B"ys Wool
Hats, nice assortment of Jew clry, Combs
and Brushes, busting and Cleaning Brush
and Trays, Saddle Blankets, Iron Stone
Granite Flat Dish, n-breakable Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, an.l hundreds Of
nice and large pieces of Wooden, Tin, Glass,
Crockery aud Hardware, many Of which
were formerly sold for so and IS cents.
am also constantly adding 10 my 5 and
10 cent counters they are now exceedingly
attractive. Customers for these counters
frequently come from other counties. In
fact, l often sell these goods to travelling
gentlemen from all parts Of the country
Those. gentlemen who escss sfrcss deal, apt d
know oil about prices, know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Here is the place to get
your .fuN moneys worth.
Don't Forget that Keep Also q Full
Line of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES,
GROCKERY and QUEENSWARE,
TIN aud HOLLOWwARE,
WOODEN and HARDWARE,
JUG and JARWARE and FLOWER POTS,
OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS,
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES, l.
and in fact, most generous line Of General
Merchandise, which / am selling as cheap,
aud perhaps cheaper than the cheapest
S. NJ. RICE, JR., +. U.
Feb ~ 0 .sss n
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
In the Court of Common Pleas.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for R,lisf- Complaint not Served
william Munro. Benjamin F. Rawls and
Mary c. Gist, Plaintiffs,
against
Spencer NJ. Rice, ST., Alexander g. Rice,
> Victoria 8. Coleman, Robert L. Coleman,
II. c. Oliver, Thomas X McGahan, Andrew
8. Bronw, Robert r. Evans, Isaac L.. Falk,
George W. Fax, Z. T. Teff., w. z. Tefft.
T. G. Teft, Theodore Wertz, G. p. Clark
J. N. Beach, II. S. Ogleshy. Charles @.
Craddock, J. B. Tulwilcr, W. T. Berry, J.
II. Adams, W. ID. Adams. r. II. 7. Adams.
George ID. Witt. George p. Watkins, John
s. Witt, Oliver F. Day, Franklin w. Day,
George F. Fos'er. ". w. Draper, W. 4.
Moore, +. w. Marsh. Sr., B. S. Barry, A.
Brnfman, W. Brrfmam, A. Flbart, c. G.
J"yner, J. d. Chamberlain, A. s. j. Perry.
II. +. Simouds. II A. Pringle, Jr., J. i.
Far'ey, William =. Marcy, George. l..
Baker, Ellery Burnham, John l.. Brown
j. o. Wedd'ngton, Peter NJ. Brown, Ex-
position Cotton Mills, NJ. C. Riser, j. F.
kiser, W. S. Everett. W. T.. Ragan, C. F.
Malone, l.. +. Barnet, W. A. Moore, F..
W. Marsh. ]. a. Smith, J. Kingsberry,
w. J. Ashford, NJ. B. Marsh, j. g deon
Long, rs Sheriff, and Wade II. Macfie, as
Administrator of the goods and chattels
of Agnes j. Mac6e, deceased, Defendants.
To the Defend ants:
VOU are hereby summoned and rcauir ed
l. to answer the complaint in this action,
which is fled in the Office of the Clerk of
Court Of Common Pleas, for the said County.
and to serve n copy of your answer to the
said complaint on The subscriber Mt his Office.
No. Law Range, Union, s. c., within
twenty days after the service hereof, exclu-
sive of the day Of such service and il YOU
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid. the Plaintiffs in this action will
apply 10 the Court for the relirf demanded
in the complaint.
JAMES MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated, Union, s. c., 18th Of February,
A. D., 1891.
49, ]. II. McKIssIcK,
SEAL Clerk of Court.
10 the Defendants above named:
Take notice, that the summons herein, of
which the above is a copy, and the com.
plaint, were filed in the Office of the CLERK of
Court of Common Pleas for said County, AT
Union, in the County Of Union, in the State
OF South Carolina, on 18th Of February,
1891.
JAMES MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. Law Range. Uni IN, s. C..
Union, s. c., April II, 1891.
April "a II G.
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DON'T BE
DkeEs,44HED.

But come and sec for yourself All we ask
Is an inspection of our stock and we will con-
vince you that goods are FRESH and
FlRST-CLASS in every respect We do not
handle "shoddy second-class goods" We
buy our goods cheap by paying ''Spot cash. for
one year we sell them cheap. Where we buy
job we give our customers the benefit of it.
If our competitors can't afford sail as ehAan-
as we can 1t Is not our fault.
That our goods are cheaper than you can
get them elsewhere is proven by the splendid
trade we had last week Come to see us once
and you will be certain to rake our store your
headquarters.
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DsArH or voS MoLrKE Berlin, April
24.-Ths dsath Of Field Marshal Count Won
Moltkc has just been announced. Count
Won Moltko attended the session Of the
Reichstsg this afternoon. His death was
very sudden. snd the phys;cians who were
summoned announced that il was caused by
failure Of the heart He died at 9:45 p. M,
passiog away quietly and painiessiy. The
Bows Of the Counts unexpected death has
cau.c gre L eorrJw i'd this city.
Helmuih Karl AeEuard Won Molikq was
born In Parchim, Meoklenburg, OcioSer 20,
1901 IIe was eduoated in the cadets
aca tony at Copenhagen, and became m
officer At l8 In 1892 he entered the Russian
service, and after ten years service was ad-
mitied TO the geaeral sat.
lie was nsde obief Of the general staff of
thsarmy In 1853. He planned the operations
ID the Wars with Denmark and Austria. When
the war with France broke out in 1870 he was
ready With his plans whose execution resulted
In. the most astonishing serics Of victories
[ ever achieved By one military nation over
>xaoiher.
In 1874 no was returned I, the Reich,tsg,
sud there made strong Impression. lie
was altogother tne ef ihs foremost figures in
the militiry operate ms If Europe.
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Notice of Sale.

Office i. hereby given that on the 18Th
~ day Of May next, at IL o'clpbx A. NJ,
ot Jonesyille, Union County. 8. G., the
General Stock Of Merchandise Of Altman
Bros, together with the store house fixtures
will be sold ut public sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
Purchaser pay for tie same, one-ha'i
in six months, the balance in twelve months
from day of sale, giving notes with approved
security therefor.
J. +. ALTMAN.
Survivor Of Altman Rros., and as Admin.
istrator Of estate Of James 4. Altman, de.
cessed.
April 81, 1891.
May IL a.
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BITTEN Dr,A MAD DOo.-Yorkvilie,, 8. c..
April l7--On Wednesday. last Mr.. william
3. Peters, who lives three miles from York
vile, was severely bitten TN the arms and
breast by mad dog. Ho Immediately left
FOR Charlotte, an there had tho celebrated
Butler maidstone nPplird to tho wounds. The
stone adhered. but Mr.. Peters Lett to-day for
New York, where he will put himself under
treatment at the Pasteur Institute.-Spec;al
TO The State