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"a the Court Of Common Pleas

WIN Munro, b. F. Rawls Mary C. Gist
plaintiffs
against
Sperc'r NJ. REQ, Sr., Alexander G.. Rice
Victoria S. Coleman, Robt. l.. Coleman. r.
c. Oliver, Thos r. McGahan and others,
Defendants.
N obedience to an order made 10 the
i above stated case, by his Honor. j =.
n: Hudson, Circuit Iudge, dated, Oct. 10,
iooi. Will sellJefore the Courthouse door
IN the town of Uuion, within the legal hours
OF ' saie' on the first Monday in November,
to wit: ~
All that certain tract or parcel of land. lvino
oe'ng and situate in Union Township, State
aforesaid. containing eight hundred and
thlrty-hve acres, more or less, bounded bv
lands OF Mrs. Porter, McBryde, Hawkins
Jas. E'son, Mrs. Powell, Edmund Carlisle
and others.
The above tract 10 be sold in lots, a plnt
VI ""'"" c"n ne sccii al Tue Masters 0Hicc.
ALSO 186 ACRES.
Also. that certain other tract of land living.
being and situate in Union township, State
Aforesaid, containing one hundred and
elghty-six acres, more or less, situate OH the
''"e VI 'ho hh"il oau iehlln8 10 Che3-
ter from the town Of Uuion, bounded by
lands of william Munro. estate of J. +.
E2.sJ Mrs. English ami others
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash, the b,lance in one and
two years in equal installments, with inter
est from day of sale, purchaser to give bond
ana mortgage Of the premises, and to pay
for papers.
G. III. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Oct. TO- 1891.
Oct 16 ~ q
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The State of South Carolina.

COUNTY OF UNION.
In nc Court Of Common Piess.
Glen +. Thomson, WIN. +. Thomson, Jos.
C. Thomsou and Sal 10 N. West, PLAINTIFF,
ogaiast
Lille q. Thorn on. Katie b. Kyler and Daisy
- 4 Hix, DefsndsRfs.
IN obedieaes Ia A = srlee 1l<
<tndson. Cncait Judge. dated October, 4.
1891. I viii sell before the Courthouse
90 r. in the town Of Union, within the legal
hours Of sale. on the 6rst Monday in No
vem or. 1S9', the f,llowing described
prop ~, TO wit:
307 ACRES.
All that certain tr ct or parcel OF labd
lying, being aud situate in Pinckney town
ship, Uni II County, State aforesaid, contain
ing three hundred and seven acres, more or
les, b un ted by Paco!et River, the Ian Is Of
G. ". Garucr and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onethi Il cash, ths ha'ance in one and
twoy-ars in equal annual installmen,s. with
interest from day of sale the purchaser t,
give boni and a mortgage Of the premises to
secure the purchase money.
q II. PEAKE,
AIastcs fer Union County.
Masters Office Oct. 10, 1891.
Oct lG AZ st.
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Two Gins For Sale.

TWO Sixty-saw Brown Gins.-Nearlv nsw
Il for sale. Have been used very ittIe
Apply to II. NJ. McDER,,in ''e
Aug ID. SO q,
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TAX NOTICE,

WILL OPEN THE TAN BOOKS IN MY
l. Office at UHiou. c. H., S. c., on the 10Th
day of October, 1891, for the collection of
S.,%5ss sss :s5ss igF issv RS aaas Gad
until the 23rd d,y Of Oct. 1891, after whictI'
time will be at the following named places
for the collection Of taxes, at the time desig-
mated below:
Union, c. H., Thursday, Oct. 18th to the
23rd.
Wes, Springs, Friday forenoon, Oct. 23rd.
Colerainc, Friday afternoon, Oct. 23rj.
Gibbs. Saturday forenoon, Oct. oath.
Ce lar Bluff, Monday afternoon. Oct. 26th.
Cross Keys, Tuesday Oct. 27th.
NIinter's Store, Wednesday forenoon, Oct.
2Sth.
Goshen Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oct.
Goth,
Fish Dam, Friday, OFT. 30th.
Santuc, Saturday, until p. M, Oct. 31st.
Union C. H., from Monday, Nov. md, un-
til the 9th.
Mt. Tabor. Monday. Nov. 9th.
Kelton, Tuesday, November 10th, aud
Wednesday, forenoon, Nov. llth.
Gowjeysville, Thursday forenoon, Nov.
18th.
Hendricks Store, Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 18th.
Wilkinsvile, Friday, Nov. 18th, and Sat-
nrday, Nov. 14th. .,.u..-..-uu.zs.s
4aSsa Mig Tuesday forenoon, Nov.
18th.
Asbury, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18th,
and Wednesday forenoon, Nov. 18th.
Jonesville, Thursday and Friday, Nov.
| 10Th aud Goth
Union C. H.. on AMI after the 23rd OF
| November until 18th December.
Every male citizen between the ages of
,wenty-onc (2l) and fifty, (50) years, cx-
| cept those incapable Of earning n support
from being maimcl, or otherwise physically
| disabled, shall he deemed taxable polls.
Persons who wish to pay tax on property
| in different Townships will please SO state
when they come to pay aud thereby save
| trouble.
TAN LEVY.
| State purposes....-'....... ....-4Smils.
| Ordinary County.........
| Past Indebtc ipess ...... .........-...l3
| Interest on Rail Road Bonds...3g
| Retiring I" " ".....l
/ School Consiitniianal. Tax
Local School Tax for the town OF
union ............. ..................2 ''
j. B. L. TCOTT,
County Treasurer.
Sept, rs 80 g..
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OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION County, 9. c., Der 18TH 1891. I
GEALEn-hiIs,--~as-e !so-tuu- Cfcfx or
y this Board, marked, "Bids for Superin-
tendent OF Poor House." will be received
until Friday, the Both Oct, inst, for
Superintendent of Poor House and Farm
The Farm TO be cultivated upon shares,
under the direction ofthe Board.
Parties interested will apply to the Clerk
Of this Board for further particulars.
The Board reserving the right to reject
any and NIL bids.
". NJ. GALLMAN,
CHARLES BcLr, Chm. B. C. g.
Clerk Of Board.
Oct 16 AZ 2t
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION


In the G ,urt Of Common Pleas,
Louisa Holiingsworth, Plaintiff
dydinct
Henry G. Miller. James lIollingsworih. aad
Andrew lIuliugsworth, Defendants.
TN obedience to an order made in the
/ above stated case, oy His Honor,
J. II. Hudson, Circuit Judge, dated Oct.
10, 1891. will sell before the Court House,
doo-, in the town of Union, within the legal
hours of sale. the following describe prop
erty to wit:
175 ACRES IN 2 TRACTS.
All that certain tract or parcel of land,
lying being and situate in Fish Dam town.
ship, Union County. State sferrs lid, cpntain-
ins one hundred and sevcnty-tive acres, more
or less, bounded by 'aniS of Jesse Conner,
Jonn w. Kelly's estate, and others.
The said tract of land will be divided
into two separate tracts.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-thirl of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, the balance OH n credit Of one aud
two years, in equa, instalments, with inter.
-eeA from day Of sale. the purchaser to give
mortgage Of the premises to secure the
c. II. PEAKE.
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Oct. 10, 1891.
Oct 1G AZ 81.
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NOTICE TOCOUNTY CREHI.
TORS.

OFFICE OF County CoMuIs~oSgRs,
Union .OuSrY..
UNION, 8. c., Ocr'B 5rm. 1891.
4 LII parties having ci i'm. sss;;,si Tho
"A County, not yer ,passe krpSou b. the
Board must pressn. i]y,., np p,e''ff .hs
ms notice include. all Jur n, aud Wit
ness osInhcates issued duri,g the present
term of the Couri. Paroles interestYd NO,
heeding this notice will be deprived Of anv
dividead paid out Of the present tax levy.
By order Of the Board of County Cam
missioners, Union County.
CHARLES BOLT,
o.o Clerk Of Board.
WV Al A.
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NU1UtlQ uuu aSneVlIIc.
Trai,s Z, 8. 70, IA, fi,r7, rs. 10 a.
Daily except Sunday. Pullman sleeners an
iraiGs 10 and l6, between Charleston g n
ana Cincinnati, Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Iins
'"lumh"' Asheville, Paint Rock. Morris
town, Knoxville, Jellico and Junction C;,v.
Ia. r j. a. DODsON. Supt.
JAS; l.; TAYLOR, G. p. A., N. II. Green
neh Manager Sol Haas, Traffic Monoaer
y. cardweD' Division Passenger Agent.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons holding claims against the
IA Esta'e Of F. G. Jeter. deceased viii
present them properly proven, and al per-
sous indebted to said estate must make pay.
ment to the undersigned, who will be found
at the late residence Of said deceased il this
county.
J. W. JErER,
A. McA. PITTMAN,
Executors.
Oct 16 AZ 4t*
POOR HOUSE AND POOR
HOUSE FARM.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

Fannie s. Howe and Kate T. Walker.
plaintiffs,
against
W. III. Kelly Mary L. Kelly. Melvin b..
Kelly, and others, Defendants.
N obedience to an order made in the
- above stated case, by His Honor, W. II.
Wallace, Circuit Judge, | will sell before the
fCourt llou:c door, in the town of Union
within the legal hours Of sale, on the first
Mondly in November, 1891, the folio .ing
described properly to wit:
AL those certain tracts Of land, designated
Tract No. 2, containing'39l2 acres
Tract No. 4, containing 2G0 acres.
belonging to the lands known as the John
w. Kelly lands, lying, being and 81 uate in
Fish Dam town$air, Un'0n County, State
aforesaid, containing twelve Luudre and
forty end one-half acres, IN IRE or !cs,, houn-
ded by lands of j. c. Richards, Mrs. f. Lin
der, estate Of NJ. A. +. S.rto-, and others.
The said tracts to be rcso!d at the risk.o
j. w. Kelly, who bid them off mt the Mas
ter's sale in Decs Gbss 1890, but who failed
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A BUSINE ESS CARD
TO all my Friends and Patrons, and all
those who May hereafter Become
Such, Greetings:

This is to inform you that have moved
my headquarters from my old stand oppo-
site the Racket Store, down to the Dunbar
Stand, on the corner next to the Depot,
W. where ere il i .Aq! ard H NJ kiga-,si sissal isl
keeping up the BIGGEST KIND OF A
RACKET iu s'lling BARGAIN GOODS If
almost oil kinds, in the line of General
Merchandise, at prices so low that il will
make you think they must have been picked
up" at big fire somewhere.
We guarantee iha, if the people of Union
County will give us their patronage, We can
and WILL save them this season, between
$4,000 AMI $4,000, aud Of course that is q
BIG saving to every one who buys Of US.
How can we save you oil this money?
Why simply because we iuy cur goods from
houses who buy their g"oIs either rom
Pawn Brokers or at Shcrin's Sales, where
of course gods are sold 70" mere song
hcDceth are rcso'd t'ms at very low prices.
50 that il enables us 10 SC | lien to our Gus
toners from SO to 100 per cent las. ihan the
same articles would cos' yor elsewhere.
Seeing is believing C me and see for
yourself.
Below are few sample prices of our
goods:
~! :.ooi Coats at $;.75 worth So to S5.
IhuIS W Cl OO az 10 81.
/" " Vests at 50cis, A.Si 81.
:" " Overcoa,s at So f 10 SO.
Good Undershirts from 2,cysau.
Drawers " 25cts up.
" Handkerchicfs :. 4cts up.
Mems Suspenders from 1Octs up.
Women Shoes from Scots up.
Cedar Buckets ~ 2jcts worth 4Oct.
Paper Buckets 25cts. worth 40cts.
Good ling handle brosms from, l4cts up. |!
Candies, Crackers, Cam nd Goods.
Confectioneries Of all Kinds
HEAVY GROCERIES. CBOCKERY, TIN
WARE, ETC, ETC. ETC.
Come andse Us. and we wi | guarantee TO
please you in every way.
Respectfully,
CHES BOMAR. ,
Sep IL 81 3tu.
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Llsy OF Letters
Remaining in the Postof6cc at Union, for
the week ending Oct l6th.. 1891.
Mis-, Elcnia Jeter. AIr A II Marston
Mr. Msrshail.D d Murray Mr. Bipel Weed
Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say ifadvertised. and will be required
TO pay one cent for ,hcir delivery.
&c. HUNTER. p. NJ.
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EW NG NJ 4 CHIN NES!

NOV is the time to buy Sewing Machine
~ for can sell you one a, any price, from
hive dollars for second hand one, or $l8,
for good new one, up t. the finest grades.
l sell the "WHEELER & WILSON"
DOMESTIC" "SrANDARD," "NEW
HOME DAVIS" and other Machines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-Mossrs Hubbard. Prico
4 Co. in their cotton circular tonight. say;
THE market had been plainly oYersoid yester-
day The bearish sentiment was more than US
uaily dominant and but few had the courage 10
combat the frequent assertion that decline TO
no was only matter OF time. The result was
thar when Liverpool this morning reported q
decline Of only 2-6i there was some nervousness
among the lnrger number OF shorts. and despite
relatively free receipts the market opened no
lower and gradually improved, closing hrm az
an advance of about seven TO eight points on
last nights figures. After the close further
unofficial advance Of some two points were es-
vanished Aside from the natural reaction con
ssonent upon the existence Of All overgrown
short interest the advance OF to-day may be re.
garded AS duo 10 the increased prominence that
has been given TO the reiterated reports OF m
ished picking
Al the ports are estimated at 5000 bales, against
1000 last year. The stock in warehouses Is 10
OoO bales against $1,000 last year. npo, COTTON ID
dull at unchanged quotations Middiing up
lands, 81. No sales have been reported. rams
actions in futures today oSen Sa ~. Isnrsrr
s.2gas23 February. SaasaS6; March 1850 70
Inrli sss,sssq: MAY, a6SCas69: June, s7sSs.S.
Jnly' ssS(as 50; August, sss(ssT; September
S.sT@S 20. .
Flour-Flour quiet but firm; city miii s1tr rn,
Anon for Nest indies; Minnesots extra sooos
seos fine. a. %: snperfine, ss.zaCssW
Whaat-Wheat opened hrm and slightly
higber and further Improved during the nrsI
hour. At ii O'Clock the advance amounted 10
sc There was a subsequsn' ueci,he VI ree;
shs men steady Receipts asesOo shipments,
Sss ia. No. red. winter, &i0i,s cash; Novem-
her. ai0,; January, fi.lo. ~ a.
Corn~Corn opened 40 higher. Tell NO, and
d noon was steady. Receipts UzsSa pusnsui
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. mo offerings OF to-
bsccos at auction on Change to-day, saturday,
November, 7, 1921. -
Offering OF tobaccos at auction on Change
for the week ending TO-DAY were extremely
light. Highest price, el2.S,1s for sun-cured to-
Private sales reported TO the secretary OF tho
Richmond Tobacco Trade FOR the week endins
to-day: Wrappers 100 hogsheads: filters, =;
cutters. s5; smokers. S3: SCRAP lsO; dark leaf'
a. burleys, 30; cutting Tugs. II. Total $40.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports for me
week end NJ to-day: Inspections-Brlght 25
hogsheads and tierce: dark ~ hogsheads ana
p terces; Western II hogshesdsd He ,insps.
dark, II hogsheads and tIerces.
Total samplng for the week ending to-day
443 hogsheads, ~ tierees and boxes. ,,.
Wilson's, Meals, Dayenport's, Sheiburnes.
Crsnshaws, Shockoe and Seabrook's tobacco
warehouses report to-day: heceipls' " paeA-
ages; deliveries, 65. -, u,
The same tobacco warehouses, with Farmers,
Virginia. Yaughans Old Dominion, Jones ana
Planters added repor. Tor the week ehalms io-
day: Receipts. 2J9 packages; DELIVERIES: sN. E1-
cess OF deliveries over the receipts Tor the Week
ending to-day. 462 packages.
The United States revenue collections for the
city # Richmond, Va, to-day are as foiio"s;
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, $500 tax paia
plug tobaccos. ss.677 O5; tax paid special, 1854.
Total. s31960a Collections for the week: lst
paid cigars and cigarettes, sl4,5oS.li; TAX pslo
plug tOuaccos, si9.02i47 tax paid special soe'oi'
Total. s3362.J9 IT,.
stock company recently organized under chel.
ter granted by the State OF North carolita oy
our Mr. John NJ. Taylor will not affect the pres
ent stains of his business here, whlcn VIII 70
continued as heretofore except that y MI 10
conducted under the name OF the John H. lay
lor Tobacco Company incorporatedl
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Trade
to-day: r. H. Winfree Chesterfield.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Money Easier and offered at 4 Per
Cent
THE GRAIN And PROVISION MARKETS.
Wheat Weak and Deciining-Corn Also Dull
and Nominal-Oats and Provisions
Also Close Weak.

new YORK, Nov. Mooney closed at4 per
cent, at which rate it was offered. Loans
throughout the morning ran from to per
cent. Exchange closed steady; posted rates.
4sie4sitS; actual rates 1904 for sixty days,
and 4s3I6 for demand. Governments quiet:
currency So. III bid: fs. coupon. 1l6 bid; er-
tended gs. regular 9o1S Psclhc railroad
bonds closed as follows: Union IS. 1914 bid; do
sinking funds, lO624 Centrals, 1864 bid.
Trading was more active the two hours OF
business to-day tbal In the same hours OF yes
terday. The sales 10 noon amounted to 2lQ.zll
shares The market opened weak, the mrs.
prices as rule being fractlonauy lower tnah
those OF last evening. Jersey Central was eNcep-
tionally weak declined III per cent. to llslR he
aud while the selling was continued some sup
port was apparent III some OF the leading sstoc Ks
] ackawauna, Louisville, Burlington, wheel
NJ and Lake Ere stocks and some
Others scored small advance. while ~.
Paul. Atchison and Others recorded fractional
declines During the greater part OF the mrs.
hour, trading was limited with prices feyerish
and irregular. The only important changes
were a decline Of per cent. in Chesapea ana
Ohio first preferred and recovery OF most or
tho early loss by jersey Central. in the CLOSING
hour there was considerable unloading IN ant
CITATION OF on I'M ayOrable hank statement
II 80 the bank statement was published show
ing a decrease OF S5.3j331J in the reserve
Prices declined steadily throughout, and close
at about the lowest prices. The de line range
from X to per cent. The sales Tor the morning
amounted TO 2iO3li shares.
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Property Transfers.

City Of Richmond.-J. II. Ammons' trustees
20 II. L. Denoon, 1874 feet on south side
Moore street near Gilmer. $40.
William J Baker to Ann L. jackson, 80 feet
on west side Adams street between Leigh
and NJ. sl.c0O.
j. r.. V. Daniel special commissioner to s.
F. Hasker. 81 feet on south side Broad street.
s2,300.
G. +. Denoon TO Il. A. Siewers 80 feet on
north side Byrd street near Second. 1850.
f. Nj. Foster TO b. b. Van Buren,. 40 feet on
Moore street. southwestlcorner Kinney. $1,000
Parrish a Grinnan, special commissioners
70 w. w. Browne, 1874 feet on north side Du-
val street between Munfordand Walker. 5000
Charles l.. Steels trustees to Virginia state
Insurance Company. 81 3-5 feet on Floyd
street. northeast corner Plum. S7.l00.
Hen,ico County-A d. Gordon to Charles
F. Ellison, 3l1l feet on west side Carter street
near Taylor. IL 100.
Mary G. and John A. Gross to Charles
bunker. ca 5-6 feet on Twenty eighth street
southwest corner T, s4,42l.42
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shipments. NON bushels: No. nsirsd. "a.
cash; November, 67Ac.: December, We.;
January, b57fc.; February. 55esc.
Oats-Osts duii but steady. Receipts, Y3,p
bushels: shipments. 1908 bushels; Nc mixed
as,4s39c. cash; November, $40; Dscsmbef'
3oc.; January, 3s3sc.
Pork-Pork in Fair demand and arm; nsv
mess. ti0.75
Lard-Lard quiet; December. 600: January.
s6.56.
Sngar-Refned sugar moderately active and
steady; cut loaf and crushed. $40; efenu,,.
lated, 3i6S4 5-i6c.: cubes &c; mould A.
43sc. .
Petrolsum-Pipe-line csrtifcases moderately
active Opening, 57ssc. highest. s7>sc.: lowest,
bssSc.: closing, $3.50. December; Parkers crude
barrels. ESQ: bulk, ssOS; refined New York bar
rels, ss.2O@6s5; Philadelphia and hAlsimors'
s6.15s640; bulk, s3.s5.
Naval Stores-The market for spirito turpen-
tine was dull and nominal; s'ltc. for regular
steady. with slow demands; common, ti.a2,t:
strained. si.Ss, and good strained. si.S7h.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

yTIRdINIA-IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
Y THE CITY OF RICHMOND, THE SYST
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891
II. c. Renicks administrator. .flainfin'
against n,
Renick heirs, dc....................D eieuuants'
IL cBAScERY
This cause came on to be again heard thig
day on the papers tormerly read me iep0 n,s ..
Der 10. 1891. and fled in the clerks ONCE Of THIS
court on September ~, 1881, ana me deposi,lons'
accounts and exhibit returned with SAFE lepoIs.
and was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof, there being no exception - saio ~,
port and more than ten days having elapsed
SINCE the filing thereof. the same Is now con-
And il appearing from the statement OF the
Merchants National Bank, dated october II,
1891. and this day filed herein, tnat tne sun
therein deposited on July "a, 1891. by Lewis +.
Winston administrator OF the estate q =, y.
Renick, deceased, to which he has added tho
sum Of three dollars and fifteen cents, making
the trne and full amount due by him 70 ssides-
tate as shown by said report OF Commissioner
Wexford now amounts. with interest auowe9
bv said bank to the sum OF thirty-two hundred
and ifty- eight and 62-i00 dollars, which .ad Aa-
ministrator mas deposited in the state Bank OF
Virginia TO tho credit OF the Court In this Gauss
as shown by the certificate OF deposit IRON saia
State Bank, dated October II, 1871. ana TINS day
filed by said administrator among the pApets OF
this suit the Court doth approve anu connrm
the action OF salt adIllnlst!1inl ~ ID
And on the motion OF A. N. kenick, :; '. Ne
nick. scioto II. Seymour and Ann Z. Cunning
ham distributes o. the estate Of n, O. nsn nsd
stnca The ousIification Of the personal repressu-
iatiyes OF said decedeni. and report II tho 40;
counts OF HIS said personal representatye snd
OF the debts and demands against said dece-
dents estate having been duly fled In the
clerks Office Of this court IN .his suit, II e :h or
dered that the creditors OF ssid dsceaens sn0w
cause before this Court on the sth day OF De-
Gambler 1881, II any they can. against tho pay:
meat and delivery Of the estate OF said dscedens
10 his said distributes, with or without refund
inc bonds as the Court may prescribe. But
COW OF this order shall first DO published IN
Tng Tnfns. a newspaper published in tho CITY
OF Richmond. once week FOR four succcsnve
weeks. and posted at the:front door ofthe Rich
mon Hastings Court on the first Monday N
two successive months.
CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk.
CABELL 4 CApELL. p. q.
PLEAsASrs h MAssIs. p. d. nol-suAW
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News From Augusta Comfy.

STANTON. VA, Nov. Especial. lin the
election held last Tuesday Messfs. Williams
and Koiner received Ole in the county and
$50 in the city Of Stanton. This il about
one sixth of the usual vote. but there WAS no
opposition. and both of the candidates were
weLknown, staunch Democrats. so that
every Democratic voter knew he would be
truly and fairly represented.
The new road 10 the National cemetery has
been completed and turned over to the
Government. Lieutenant SIm0ntOn was here
this week and accepted the work. The road
is a little over a mile in length. IL is a splen-
did piece of work. and cost complete ell 900.
II would DO grand thing If all our county
roads could be of such character.
The Democratic party here is satisfied not
alone with the result IN our own State, but
in the general result North and West, and
Mr. Cleveland stands out III public opinion
as the man above all others who shall bear
aloft the standard Of Democracy in 1892.
Congressman Tucker is preparing TO take
I'D his winter quarters in Washington.
The Circuit Court Of Augusta county, Judge
Mclaughlin presiding, will begin its fall
term Tuesday. November 10th. There are
over three hundred new cases on the docket.
very many of them arising from the entangle-
ments incident to the late boom"
The Kings Daughters entertainment
last night at the opera house for the benefit
of the hospital 10 be erected by that order
was grand success. The cast was composed
of stanton amateurs. The PLAYS ION tho
Stage and Chimes" were presented in
splendid style. A leading character. Marius
Brass. was presented in telling style by MIR.
Roger Atkinson, we'll known in our city.