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miscellaneous.
Chapel Street Sewer Assess
mani

ment.
1No the Honorable Court OF Common Council
i OF the City Of New Haven:
The Board OF Compensation for Assessmeni Of
So ~ ,s, AND faEements. lS whom WAS Teterrsa
assessment Of benefits and the superintendent Of
ii1e cost OF sad sewer among the parties inter
attended 10 the duty assigned 10 them
Thai they caused reasonable notice 10 be given
10 all persons Interested in the SAID public in-
provement. 10 all respects pursuant 10 the pro
visions CT the charter Of said city, 10 appear tie
fore them and be heard IN reference thereto and
they fully heard al The time and place specified
IN said notice. all persons who appeared before
them.
They therefore respectfully recommend the
adoption Of The accompanying order
All Of which Is rs,specitglly snhrnitied.
C. b. MATrHEwMAM,
Board Of Compensation for Assessment Of Sewers
CITY OF New Haven June 8 1899.
ORDEnnD-Thai the sum Of -four Thousand two
hundred and nfty-eight dollars and thiIry+one
cents ISsSSs.3lD be Ano is hereby assessed upon
The oTners OF properly fronting on Chsfel stree,
and reasonable TArN OF the expense OF construct
Ing a sewer in said street:
The names OF each party and The amount
Of benefits assessed against each being herein
particularly stated. viz;
wilfred Il Neiale;ou g gss 90
Michael RAauahRn. * 50
Estate Of Jonathan Allen. Henry d.
White. admir-. go SO
Estate OF Hiram A Barnes Harriet Y.
Barnes. ext. ISi g
lsaahinc Hilhuuse. e0s Is
James IL Reddfng, & 50
Estate OF Hiram a. Barnes u. Harriet
z Barnes. ex'xs Samuel Hemingway
4, Js 5. Hemingway y. s0i 90
Edward y. Jfllson. 20 %
Nsie University, iIs -
MargArci Maloney. las 90
Joha II. sPittIer and Katie L Splitter, 20 IS
Henry konold. esq Is
Margaret MA4uDey, lbs 2S
sarah Brooks. loG Ds
Martin Higgins 81 =
Kaie Mcdonald and Sarah Mcdonald SO -
Estate 81 Mary Maloney, Curtiss s.
Bushpell, exr, ia 80
Yale University, 2fI hs
John ". Coyne and Thomas r. Coyne, I82 Sc
John Blake, 900
samuel Hemingway 4. James S. Hem
Estate Sarah E Bowen, Henry r Blake.
Leonard NJ DAEgeii. ex'rS. rps
Alexander Houston and Mary A Hous-
jennie NJ. Kaoth, ss1
Nicholas Hecry, "a no
Annie K Clark, 81 30
William n Bradnack, mSs
Patrick Welsh. "a
Ellen Z Bryant, ar 81
Daniel J Mcnamara. Cso
Edward z Boyd. o. q
george N buAly, lis -
SasS 81
In Court Of Common Council read .sccnfed
ordered passed and assessments ordered lnid as
Approved July %, isss.
Payable August !, lss2
A true copy Of record.
Aitesi: EDWARD DOwNES.
ys2G City Cleff.
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New London to Sag Harbor.
x-h Steamer Sarah Tborp leaves New
- London. daily. Sundays excepted. at
i.s5 p m keturuinE, arrives al New London
about ] 500 q. Capt CHAS n GRlFFISG.
ms9S SIN Greanpor1. n. v.
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NauGatuck Division.
FOB WATERBURY, AID way stations VIA s&u
Eascct Junctioa 500 n. H., issoa iss p. N. egx
DArs-ssIr - g..
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-25

Mr.. CHARLES G.
WENZEL, So Spring St,
New Haven, had pain
under shoulder blad- S,
dizzy spells, tired morn
ings, restless sleep, no
ambition, hawk aud
spit, take cold easily
dropping of phIegm in
throat and would gag
mornings buZZing and
ringing noises in ears 4;
Had catarrh fifteen
years.
Under DIR. Roth's
treatment 1 Improved
at once, and can say;
all my BID feelings
are gone and I feel
well.
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THE COURT RECORD.
City Court Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.

City Court = CrimfnaI Side Judge
Pickett.
John Wrinn, breach of the peace against
John Kuhn, continued to July 81; Andrew
Dixon, drunkenness, 81 fine and $5.42
costs; William II. Barnes, same, $50 fine,
$5.42 costs; Thomas Jennings, judgment
suspended; same, begging, 80 days in Jail,
81 fine, s5.42 costs; Michael Cahill, same,
discharged; same, begging, 30 days in Jail,
So 81 costs: Raphael Arilomo, adultery;
Phelomeino belgrade, same, continued to
July 2; Timothy O'Niel, drunkenness,
Judgment suspended; Nellie Williams, in
dustrial school complaint, continued to
August 20, nisi; John Lee, breach of the
peace against Charles M. White, judgment
suspended; Charles White, same, SIS fine
1924 costs; William n. Gessner, non
support, nolled on payment of 1924 costs
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Twelve boxes from Guilford ladies whose
names were not given and twenty three
boxes from NewHaven ladies whose names
were not given.
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ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
Gleanings from All Sections OF our
Little Commonwealth.

AT A GRADE CROSSING.
Some time ago petition was sent TO Inc
railroad commissioners praying that
gate be erected at the Bartlett street GROSS
ing of the Derby railroad, Ansonia. 1t WAS
signed by members of the board of war
dens and burgesses, consisting of Thomas
J. Wood, Michael Dryer, Walter B. Camp,
Albert Phelps, Charles D. Warner, Will
liam L. Rianhard and Fred G. Fletcher.
There ia large amount of traffic at this
crossing and gates will make 1t much
safer.
The railroad commissioners have issued
anorder that the Housatonic Rail-
road company erect proper gates at the
crossing within twenty days.
BISHOP WILLIAMS.
Bishop Williams arrived in New London
Friday to be the guest of G. A. Williams
until to-day. Bishop Williams preached
at the Pequot chapel Sunday.
QUIET AGAIN AT BLOCK ISLAND.
The Norwich Record says: The excite
ment over the discovery that three women
and boy had mild form of the small
pox on Block leland ten days ago has sub
sided, and the guests at the most delight
full of summer resorts have settled down
to the enjoyment of the pleasures to be
found on an island fifteen miles off shore.
People who sent word to their friends at
home that they intended to leave the re-
sort have within the past two days decided
to remain, and have telegraphed for their
friends to join them. The patients at the
sand hills are able to move about, and one
of the women has fully recovered and
| desires to obtain her freedom, but she will
not be allowed to leave the island until
there is no possibility that she will spread
the disease. Only few people left the re
sort yesterday, and goodly number ar
Donaldson for extended stays. The hote
keepers expect to do big business mex
month, and hereafter will not employ helI
direct from the steerage of European
/ Steamboats,.
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Shors Line Division.

Shors Line Division.
FOB NEW LONDON, Era os assht. f=ss
s:ss LIS .. n. sl2sos .z.5s 500. ss-ss op&r-
Tor car limiiedl .fis. $50 Sis. ass. cs:rs ..
=. Gulfcrd ncccmnoaRtaoa.) sUERxrs-sa;os
night, 's.ss p. m
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Hean,s Rheumatic Pills absolutely ss,e
RheSmatiGm&Neu ntirely vegetable, cure
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Northampton Division.
FOR EERLBuKNE FALLS. YTRNxE'
zALLs, WILLIAMSBURG. EoLgOEE kaz NEW
HARTFORD sad tEternsaIats ERsscnE, train
sssveNez Harea al rs, iisst AEn- and $50
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It is now currently reported that Miss
Nellie Squires of Admiral street, who about
ten days ago disappeared from her homo,
and it was said had eloped with ex-Super-
numerary Richard Hayden, has left Hayden
and is now at work in restaurant at one
of the shore resorts near Boston. 1t Is
still further reported that she is extremely
sorry for the step she took and says that
bad she any idea of the kind of a man
Hayden was che would never have run
away with him.
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Judge Hall has granted the application
ing the actions of the receiver of the New
Haven Steam Sawmill company for the
past six years.
Property owned by Maria Ark on Broad
street has been attached in the sum of
$3.50 by Constable Spiegel for debt due
to Charles McFeeters.
Judge Halls finding of facts in the Phe-
Ian Walsh quo warranto suit were not
presented in the superior court Saturday,
but the announcement was made that it
would be next Saturday. In chambers the
Judge was addressed by counsel on the re-
publican and democratic side in reference
to changes in the findings of facts. Both
sides made requests that the finding be al
tered in one way or another. The judge
will spend this week in revising and then
will submit it finally.
The liabilities of J. W. Mclaughlin, who
conducted small confectionery store at
95S State street, and who recently made q
voluntary assignment, are 1929, with as
sets of $500.
Constable Spiegel Saturday served pa
pers in an attachment for $500 instituted
by Charles j. Boyd against W. H. Hallock
of Linden, N. J. The property attached
| is on Sea street.
The property of Cormack Creegan, 159
Dewitt street, has been attached in a suit
| brought by Edward P. Reynolds, con-
ductor on the Consolidated road to recover
$500 damages for personal injuries caused
| by the defendants dog. The case is re-
| turnable to the common pleas court on the
| FIRST Monday in September.
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has resigned her position as member of the
worlds fair board of lady managers, and
Governor Buckley has appointed Mrs.
Alton Farrell of the same place to the va
cRncy
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q. II. PEATT.
GcnrI Supt-
@. II. HEMPSTRAD,
Gen. Rass Agent,
Express Trains .LoosI Express
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
MORE BLOoDsHED TO COME

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jam. 6.-The sen
timent IS such atCOal Creek valley that
another outbreak Of shooting and
bIoodshed IS expec;e ed every moment.
The following has been circulated
among the miners 10 rouse them to &C
ton: The cOnvicts shall never gain
u fOothOld again. Our prayer must be,
Blessings on u people and deetruc-
ton to the cOuvicts, the lesses ard the
State militia? We must act with pru-
dence and give tit for tat, no matter
what comes. Death, destruction or
anarchy, we must stand together. One
hundred and sixty seven men think
they may intimidate us. Shall we en-
dure it? Never. The time to strike
once more for our families and homes
is almost at hand" To day when a
United States flag was put up the troops
cheered it, but a miner yelled in deris-
ion: 1T won't stay there long; We'll
shoot it down and you with it." The
miners come about the camps and
watch soldiers standing about in knots
and examine their positions. The
trouble is bound to come inside of a
week and there will be blOodshed.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 5.-Talton
Hall, who has killed many persons in
cold blood. was removed from Glades-
vile jail yesterday TO save his neck. A
mob organized and would have hung
him. They advanced on the Jail and
were so wild over his removal that
they set fire to the structure.
SENECA, S. c., Ian. 6.-Richard Lewis,
judge of probate for Oconee county,
committed suicide Monday about two
o'clock at his office in WalbalIa by
shooting himself through the heart
with a pistol. No cause can be assigned.
Judge Lewis was an excellent citizen
and the most popular in the county.
MACON, Ga, Jan. Eight men
were killed in a general fight at Bright
& Williams t~urpentine still in ClincY
county Saturday. The fight started
with a quarrel between two men named
Ed. Williams and John Parker, over
alleged cheating in a game of cards.
Parker began the shooting, and both
he and Williams were killed.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan Sire was dis
covered in the store of Mr.. L. Fl. Pear
son, on Chestnut street, Portsmouth,
this morning at five o'clock, and in q
lew uiIIuIeS Cu0 OulIulLS was u
of flames, The fire is thought to have
been of incendiary origin, as it started
in a corner where there was a can of
kerosene Oil. Loss $40, 900; fully COW
cred by insurance.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE limit o. days
work to eight hours went into effect at
the Scotia Engine Works and Shorts
ship yard in Sunderland to day. These
establishments employ hundreds Of
men, all of whom accepted a reduction
of five per cent. of wages with lower
ing of time. 1t is expected that large
concessions will follow their examples
should the change be successful.
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A FEARFUL CONFEDERATION.
Over $I,ooo,ooo of Property Destroyed
and the Fire Still Raging.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2.-One of
the most destructive CONGREGATIONS
known in the South began in this city
to night. The loss at 10 o'clock .. m,
after the flames had been in progress
three hours, reached fully 81, 900, 900
with the fire yet raging. Several lives
are reported lost, and help has been
wired for from Louisville and Chatta-
nooga. A strong wind is blowing and
makes the outcome terrible to antici-
pate. The fire broke out in a block be-
tween Church and Union and Cherry
and College streets, and moved it's way
steadily toward the Western Union
Telegraph Company's Office, located at
the corner Of College and Church
streets.
At IL o'clock p. M, the fire was
directly in rear of the Western Union
office. The heat was so intense and
the situation so threatening that the
operators, long before, had abandoned
their instruments and vacated the
building.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
A VILLAGE EXCITED.
Negro Desperadoes Commit Various Out
rages--Several of Them Jailed.

PINEBLUFF, Ark, Jan. 4.-Lanwood,
a village twelve miles from here, is in
q ferment Of excitement caused by the
work Of q mob of a dozen negroes led
by a white man named Puryear. It
appears that this band had been terror
ling the town for some time. It's
members have been circulating a petit
ton for the removal Of the railroad
station some distance south Of it's pres
ent location, but they were strongly
opposed by DR.. Bryan, a well TODD
citizen. In revenge the d~esperadoes
burned the Doctors cotton gin. They
then proceeded through the streets,
firing their Winchesters into the houses
as they went along, with a view to
keeping the villagers indoors. The
depot was totally destroyed. The
sheriff Immediately organized a posse,
and at last accounts had lodged Pur-
year and three of his gang in jail. The
pecuniary loss will not be very great,
but the citizens are determined to rid
the community Of the band, and have
thoroughly organized themselves into
a vigilance committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12
THE VICTIMS ALL TRACTABLE.
Six Thousand Dollars Worth of Jewelry
and Some Cash Taken from
Travellers.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 4-Three high
waymen held up a stage near the Idaho
line, not far from Bonner's Ferry,
early Saturday night. They secured
about Sc, 900 worth of jewelry from
Edward L. Huntley, representing a
Chicago wholesale house. The robbers
also got about 500 in cash. There
were four men and two women in the
stage, which was q low sled, and there
were three Of the robbers No violence
was necessary, as the victims were all
tracUable, The robbery occurred in a
dense wood where there were three
feet Of snow on the ground. The rob-
berS were masked.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-01-12

European engineers intend to store
the waters of the Nile to such an eX-
tent as to enable a greater extension of
the cotton and sugar cane crops in that
region.
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Notice For Final DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by per-
IN mission Of Hon. James NJ. Gee, Pro-
bate Judge for Union County. l will, on the
Sd day Of January, 1893, make my final
return and apply for Letters Dsmissory as
Guardian of Emeus G. Altman, now Mrs. j.
B. Free.
Al persons having demands against the
said Emeus e. Alman (now Mrs. J. B. Fres)
during her minority, must present them to
me, properly attestsd, on or before that day,
or be forever barred.
JOSIAH +. ALTMAN,
Guardian OF Emeus C. Altman
Dec. 2 40 A.
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Nj L l. l. L ~ Il R Y

TUST received from The Northern Mar
= kets, n choice se!ectirn of Millinery.
LATEST Sly LES AND LOWEST PRICES,
Always pleased to show goods and give
satisfaction to customers.
MRS. JAS. GRANT.
Oct ii AZ IT,
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
d. Baxter Wood, in his own right, and as
Administrator of DR.. U. c. Ray, deceas ed,
plaintiffs,
81 sSuef Caro- ina, Ts1inaaals. ntr-AS
obedience to an order made by his
L Honor, JAS F. Izlar, Circuit Judge. IN
the above stated case, dated Oct I5, 1892, |
VIII sell before the Courthouas door il ;he
town OF Union, on salesiay (5th) in Decem-
Der, 1892, during the legal hours Of sale, the
following lands, to wit
All that tract Of land in J3nesyiile TOWN.
ship, in said County and Stale, hSuuaed hv
lands OF Moses Weod, F. S. Meng, ". c.
Merlishaw, S. s. Wood and others, contoin-
ing Three hundred and seven acres. more or
less.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-tbicd cash-the balance in two wears
with interest from date of sale: the pur-
chaser to give bond secured by mortgage of
premises tOr credit portion, with privilege
OF paying the whole in Dash. Purchaser to
pay for papers and recording.
G. ii. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office Nov IL, 1892.
Nov lS AZ 81
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RETURN TOOLS.

A LII persons having Tools or other prop
II srty belonging to the late Capt. James
N. Benuer, are reques ed to return them 10
me, at my office at Union G, Ii. immediately.
rv.
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1t is well known fact that we lead in LOW PRICES
and the packages that daily of
greatest advertisement and that the people
of Union County pleased with the way conduct
business.
Personally proud of the increased trade we have
had this and consider it universal endorsement of
our business methods and every day became firmly
convinced that
FAlTHFULNEss TO THE PUBLIC WILL BRING ITS OWN
REWARD.
We bought this the largest stock of Dry Goods
Shoes Hats Clothing, Notions, etc, brought Union,
and daily asked wha tin the world expected do
with them? Our low price to everybody solved
that problem for and the only trouble have
get enough goods and get them fast enough
Every mail that goes from here carries
letters New York buyer and shoe factories asking
them to hurry goods fast possible and every
freight brings goods to take the place of those sold
In that way manage to keep stock up and you
find each department full of nice FRESH GOODS at
prices that our competitors cannot touch.
Nice Cling hams. 6Icts Others sell the goods from
to 1Octs.
Good Plaids 34cts.
of Standard Calico just in, cents yard cannot
buy it elsewhere for less than or cents
Boys suit for SO cents.
mans nice suit for $24S.
Mans High Shoe, solid, for 75cts.
And thousand of other things just as cheap
To wait increasing trade have had to employ
saesmeu and with force of prepared
give you the very best attention Polite and attentive
Jerks will take pleasure in showing you through
stock, and will quote you some very low prices.
RESPECTFULLY,
HARRY & BELK.
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PAY and Save Costs.

A LII parties indebted to me by note or
n account, will pleuse come forward and
settle same at once.
am determined TO wind up my business
and all unpaid notes and accounts not salts
faotoriy arranged will be placed in the
hand Of an officer Of the law for collect ion.
w. ID. BEWLEY.
Nov. 25 4S At.
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MASTERS SALES.
FOR DECEMBER 1892.
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY
Court Of Commop plsoS

SNlo-N wv Nl
Court Of Common Pleas.
j. Nolney Slrratt, Richard G. Thomson and
Joseph Sims, doing business under the
firm name OF Sarra.t, Sims s. Co., Wat.
Ws,
against
A. }. Parker, Dsltnaant.
obedience to an orler made by his
Il llonor Jas. +. liar, Circuit Judge, ta ed
18th October, 1892, | will Sc on saleslny,
(oth) in Ds;e nbcr, 1892, at Union Cour!-
house, during the legal hours of s,le the
70 lowing describe Ian Is
A certain lot or parcel Of land living.
taipg an situate in Union County, State of
South Carolina, and bounded by lands
belonging to the Magnetic Iron Company,
John Barnhil, ID. &. Painter aud 4. j.
ByaTs, and containing fJr'y-sevel acres,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:
Oac-ha'f the purchase money in cash. tho
other half in Cne year, with interest f, ON
date of sale, securel by bond of purchaser
y purchasers, Will mo"tgaga of premises
"NchaseI 10 hayc ;hc privilege Of paying
In th,ths purchase money IN cash
shrewd T.. II PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
'ney LIS Office, Nov. l, 1892.
poitica. AZ 3t.
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SARAH PACOLET,"
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.
J. II. & L. N. Rodger, Ex'rs
against

him'ra Rodger.
IN obedience TO an order made in the above
l. stated cnse, by his Honor Jas. +. liar.
Circuit Judge, dated 18th October, 1892,
will sell. on Salesday (5lh) in December,
1892, before the Courthouse door in tho
town Of Unisn. within the legal hours of
sale, the following described property, to
wit;
All that lot Of land, lying, being and
situate in the town of Union, on the corner
of Bachelor and Academy streets, known ~
the McNally lot, including dwelling, ou:-
building, and garden.
"a Eight lots of land in Bog ,nsvillo
township, known as los No. |, =, 3, 4, s, 4,
r.. A. Hopkins an Gleun Springs rond.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onefoutth part in cash and the balance
on a credit of one and two years. in equal
instl llments with interest from day Of sale :;
the credit portion Of the purchase money to
be secured by bond Of the purchaser aud n
mortgage Of the premises sod.
Purchasers to pay for papers, and have
the privilege TO pay the whole Of their bids
in cash.
C. II. PEAKE.
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Nov. IL, 1892.
Nov. Is T. st.
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The State Of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Common Pleas.
William Munro.
NNnInM


Gyaina
Glenn 7. Mabry, +. NJ. Farr and w. +.
Thomson.
Obedience 10 an order made i'm the
above stated cnsc, by his Honor James
Aldrlch, Circuit Judge, dated July 9Th.
io'Z' will sell before the Courthouse door,
IN the town Of Union. du ring the legal
hours Of sale, on salesday j5th) in Decen.
Der, 1892, the following lands
10 ACRES
Seventy three acros oc land in G,wdevs-
vi lc township, bounded by lands of Jesse
l. Maorey on the South, of T. b. Li,tleiobn
on the East, and If William Jones ON the
y nth and Fast.
IA ACRES.
Also fourty-four acres in said townsh;n
adjoining lands of r. d. Litteiohn, william
Jones and }. j. Mabry, and known as the
Home Piac:, and be ns part aud parcel of
sail seventy. thee acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
OGe-haii cash, balance on;a credit of an.
year, with interest from day Of sale, secured
by bond OF the purchaser, and MORTGAGE
of the premises
q. II PEAKE
Master for Union County
Masters Office, Nov IL, 1892.
Nov. IL A. .,
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

~P-rrIrrTsy nave formed a
cd-partnsrship, in the Fancy and Staple
O.. -.-.a.ss, under the firm name of
PORTER & MATHIS, in the town of Union,
5. G., and will be happy to wait on all who
may favor us with ther patronage
JAMES b. PORTER.
JOHN Il. MATHIS.
MONEY WANTED.-By the above it will
be seen that have made o change in my
business affairs, which makes il absolutely
necessary for me to settle up my cd bus
mess as quick as p ss;be.
therefore give notice to all persons in
debtei to me in any way, that am greatly
IN need OF tho money they owe me, and
shall be compelled to force settlements, if
they do not come and satisfac, orily arrange
their Indebtedness at On early day
JAMES b. PORTER.
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