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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

The long litigation st. stephens Protestant
Episcopal Church has been settled finally ana all te
suits have been withdrawn The last suits were dis
continued in the Superior Court yesterday. The Rev
Or A. Bloomer Hart has resigned from the ecorship
OF ST. stephens receiving $500, which is the amount
Of his salary for one year.
In the suit of Edward :. Stokes against John W.
Mackay and Hector de Castro, to recover S'5Ooo On
an alleged contract, before Justice lnsiaham and Il
Jury in the supreme Court, the only witnesses yes
teriav were NJ. de Castro and T. {. Paf lhcy
contradicted Mr. stokes In many particulars. The
case will be continued today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
crNFRAI. MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-On reports OF revolt IN 40, ous Moved u
di.nl.ve1 NOR. hinnr-S, and pr''c7 "' 90,
' rbt ad%aeS 80 quoted a. Sl' and ~
49, ~" loasc G. f., GOO bags DO l22c e. u'lu !,
,G,o b,ps do per Alliance, l3aci 900 u1ss 90 ~"
ta~6m~r 1856; 1000 bags do per oib5rS & 10 ~
COO 49, n, Nigilsnci1. l3Aci LOU uoI7 uu y
IS iGal3'.e ana 900 bag 40 anti
i, u,'la no i3s bags SaNanil!a, 28o Dass
and RI lag, Jauaica, private trms; oP.Hh t dnciina
a 49,, n, re OUT and prices suffered sEsht u'l
"" xc,ssr iiavr accounts The brazilian NV 'U gI
ia 20 Ioint. co-.ng with net rise Of pap pV">
t n" tnn day HAVE dccind hde frame Hanoutsi =
~" Nd RIO quot regu a. nr-t go kio,l nV'"ilii
.rond k.ly,j. 500; exchange tpilNaVri
800. nj. m RIO. 1900 bags, no ce"r'ne"s ~ n'S
STATE. 1000 bags; RIO cnr1nces TO fnrol'' 49,, IN,
RIO market. nru Il i lpVN ~
S,DtoS 20 GOO bags santos stock. 43iOo0 Ias9 1rG
narte nut good average santos, 10 . UV 90 ', ,
from Rlo January IL, steamship Ni2iianca l-'ny ~
Rcrrlt At Rio July To January - loJ- - 500
- time lS9i 1,A93OeO bags; same tui Io"N,
30 900 bag. Receipts at Nano- July 70 900 lh hSs
10 iso5 ..Ii 900 bags; t.mG 1871, HOW put'
zane Tine 1880 l,4O-OOD bags. Total safes mere toi"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 90, 30 pm.-Beef and pork sSod
offer sparingly. HamS-1he supply is poor snV..
cut about ii 10 rs bs firm at AS sd. ba. .S IA
Holders offer sparingy Cumberland cut about a
30 ts. firm at 33S short rib. about 20 ns. S "a. arn
at BPS. CheeSe-lloldcrs offer spaIingx NIoldsrs
finest white ard colored firm nj pos raIlo"MsncIy
Rosin-Iolicrs offer freely. Lard-Spot ana n 1,SsT
holders offer moderately. Wheat and hS ar trSsyi
offer moderately Corn-Spot. holder, on 10, moi
futures holders offer moderately: mixed Wes'et Feb
steady at ds IOi; January. STEADY at as ~ 81
ruary, steady az Is 4d March. STEADY y, ~ -, oaf
Hops ut LOndon-Pacinc oOast-ll0lders are wv
ing firm at S5 15sa SO 15s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET

"Wednesday Jan dirct To-
~ crd Or 1908 h,"91S t, lirS.d ST th market
yer no, yaG, u9 9s % 2ari u Sn GiG s;n"s
In TAD, GF o SSd % i"sr a fs and early
,t demand not brish ana tae n fh Ia VAR
eos oyr for Friday native, steer. sold at 80 75d&5 per
Common C." Prl' ~ ~ - il oxen and stags
TO- bulls at ga - so; state and Pennsy anIa
6y cow a, II 4oasS 80 few choice Western
hef,r, at - 55a<t SO. -, 81. GO. ~. ~ ext,,
.electsd sdcs bringing o4a9Ee nal, mako, Tor p.
r'' S S at per ana American steers
10y at in- s 'm IN sdc ' i65 quarters % Of the
Icu,onc and isoo qqA,f' o M S in the issnamd
Tor Nr,cn 9S sSa 90 81 head Ss5 on d he ' %mrr
ier a , S,ti 2@ for Hr Goldsmith In M1T
ur ior ,!mga, & 20 h Ind d tUs IT. TI AS n
S' j. MfphgfS1i oS ~ ~ "a do Ise7 H. At Il 80
Balo $50 ~ at - IS Do i2's 1" - = c S2 20
49, 100 D. E 20 ,gS On the 10; 8, ,d d Iia d. O i2G
D. NJ - l6 do. 1929 D. at - 20 h9, i No. ~
at = 30 Do. lG5l ~ AZ - 10 d@ !9Vg To- 1850
y at = DO 1905 n at = 20 l9 3. 1. hCf d. 9i
r. a. a. = = 5o DO do 1000 /. 90 1897 ? 60 3.
DO sGi ~ at u 30; bu. 1850 ~ at - c1 d.
5 >lnll Y SRea9o ST. TO 1880 a. - 80 10 DO
do $50 o. At; - 20 . % ~? ~ AZ = do 80 N
w.. ~" a." i DO 'IiG@' y N - 50 81 do. l.5G d, AZ
~ 90 ~ ONO GG s' N s,r. i4lI H. at 81 s5
; .
J. Shamocrs 10 thcssS ' iSsI n AZ a III; 81 do
10 do. 10 TO- AZ - a. % W. 4-"i 49, " - - -
-! =. At - ion.,, - Chicago steers 1888 ~. at
newton a '"ilru; 10 'n.SoSi" , =, "a ~ I hui,
$40 l. Penn, lI'n' 20 n a. - So PeHnsylvlai
cows. 1903 - at IS 10 Co. 10 ID ~ 9 49, 10 wv
SlI n, At - 90. - .,,.... ,..s toos ~ At -. 10
". Ip-tcih - Nn.Ie'fo uo,, a. *. 10 a.
do. l2,3 =. no ~ 80 l. a., d-al 3D. az - '' - W.
1900 -. AZ - 10; heir rs l''3 ~ ~ 90 - -, g. a,
Pdcock: SO KANSAS st''iS' - 10 "o - W
NrI,U COWS Receipts over all roads. las head.
cod tn,, IN fair demand at last weeks prices Common
,G tnn "d in too liberal supply. Common To choice
'op," ~ rg :. soar A. p,r hod.
'o S,i - + Rockff-dr fresh cows a. s34 per h, ad.
60 KockcfrilIr: ii cows at $500 s3b per head.
IIal'nbccs Hollis: l. cows. at so 503$37 30 each
rAIVtS- Receipts $40 head. Steady for all oi
live cayes WITH 'larnyarda" and yearings selling at
'i3.. Nest rms at 2L,cG3c: poor to prime NcIl, at
SEQ. Dul.nback ~ harvard cayo' 3o2 y aver
at 5c - do I2S H. 72c 10 do. i5i n. at re do
o' n"m az Mullen yeerlng. COS NJ at 2Lc II barn,
ySru a. 9, do 1856 ~ At Sc 10 d. lis r. at SIZE
| ~ -, '
do s9 M cs - Hollis: 10 Western calves 271 n at Sc
| 10 Veal 10 to 100 ~ at 7aSi2c
~ 4, nelson: 40 Western calves 4Ol ~. at 22c..
/ \ pilcock 4 som: : V,us lo6 H. at 10
! no n q 6Lc: | ytarlng. $50 H. at 2l.c
NJ collin: veal. I73 ~ at Sc q do 1870 ~ at Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
Joseph NJ. WILDER.

Ioseph NJ Wilder teacher of vocal music WEI
known in New York and Brooklyn ana rhllau''p''''
died at his home In East twenty rt''''
ing He was born at Granger, Ohio, In l7''" An" wa
a,o,od ,t Obern College where he also pursued MS
eor musical studies In 1859 he came t. New YORK ana
n,occd himself under the instruction OF Roncoh' "ho
riyarde lie aftcrwad visited Milan italy "h'Ie
he WAS for a time pupil Of san Giovanni VII
Wilder married I'm 1876 Miss Kate s"gcr oil '''Neia''"
Ohio who survives him. lie tram u hm,U x rn
fe,sonal musicians VEN among ms pupu,,. ,, ~ -,
funeral took place last saturday. lie was oui''' :"
,rnnccr- Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
,rprI OF THE YACHT CONOUEROR.

United States Commissioner Lyman yesterday took
testimony in the libel Of I. W. Vanderbilt against his
Yacht Conqueror which seized by the Collector for
non paw OF duty Mr.. Vanderbilt testified to buy
ing the vessel in England for fl5555. and to sending
her TO this country Captain W. n Van Dyke testhed
that Amercan-but yachts paid no tonnage In hhsahd'
nor did they have to enter or clear at Inc custom
borsas The hearing will he continued 10 day. Samuel
b. Clarke appeared for Mr.. Vanderbilt and Assistant
United States Attorney Plat for the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
rrrnERCK HARRISON

poli,oo,e Ian 90 Especial. Harrison, dis
,,,t relative OF President Harrison died Sunday night at
hi country scat Anncsc. at the age OF eiehty-eieht
ve,rs He was educated at West Point. but bcfors ho
was graduated he was appointed 70 tho Engh'cr CORPS
ana o., many wears he was engaged In typographical work
- ,ho coy.r,,,e,. In 1926 he stationed at Fort
Dearborn on the present site Of Chicago. and later he
h,nod 70 law out the lines Of that city lie one Of
the frat surveyor. Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and the old Susquchanna road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

BuGalo, n. Y, Jan. 2O.-tattle-Receipts. last
twenty four hours. 100 head total for the week thus
far. 1920 head for timc last week lO.ssO head
consigned through, $40 head u New York, 900 head
on SALE 2,GCO head opened dull; closet quiet ana
Steady with very lttln doing. IlogS-Reccipts last
twenty four hours. 800 head total fer The week
Thus far 1920 head for same time last week. 60,
80 head consigned through. none: 10 New York.
800: sale. 1900 opered 900 23c higher: closed
strong and firm; workers. light to best ~ coed 40
mixed ard mediums. =, 7Oo4 20 very few mediums
here: pigs. - 33dA so; roughS, ~ 50a3 IS; stays.
1919 Sheep and lambs Receipts last twenty four
hours 1000 head total for the week thus far. 81 500
for time hast week. 3D. 400; consigned through.
none: tO Ncw-lork, 800; sale, 900; opened
dull 100 lower closing rner and all sold best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

Kincst.o - Y, Jan. % r>Pcilu.-Coionci Fatr'o"
,,n, a veu.bnoNu merchant ~ this city. died here
m sunday from the effects Of tho grip He was born III
Ireland in 1876 lie In 1874 70 IrooAYn' "h''"
he served I'm clerical capactc lie came here III 49, anu
entered the grocery business. lie organized COMPANY
-, cha oo,, Vow York volunteers. and wa, made captain
r., 90 .,o,c IA. nrst In tho field. he was AT f"sd
o,nm.l1n,d Lieutenant colonel He represented Inc Isl
I....r District In the Assembly a. Democrat foF TWO
,csrs and served III, ward a. Alderman Tor ''N''''
terms. He member a the boaru Vi 4'''' '
lonc.d 70 various other organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
COLONEL. JOuN =. WILLIAMS.

vacoo Mo Jan eO-Colonc John +. William one
NJ tine most prominent lawyers and poih'ieh' III "'
=" 49,, hr,. 90, Sunday lie wa. born I.ynchburg.
-, - 1898 but came to 1885. He Was nd
i,,cd ., tc bar In 1851. In 1861 he entered the Union
,,,cc "a. u,utcnant.coonc u the 9th MIS- ni CaNHlfy
,,terwald becoming colonel For u'fr' years ne ",' ~
,,,d of the Seventh Military District. with head
o,,.t At -: Joseph Mo. Ne was at one time speaker
y, a., Lover house Of the STATE Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

cents' i6Ii2 bbls: shipments. 295 bbls sales IL,
bbls Wheat firm No. red; sPot, ana January
81 ola 81 OF ~ February, 81 VI 3,o@s q Vi SO;
81 12G.,8c: receipts 9,0s3 bush shipments, 5000
hush: stock 80, 541 bush; sales, 54Oo bush.
southern wheat steady Fuilz, 03ca@l w Tneberry.
g5caSI OF. Corn easy; mixed spot, ~ 80 % .-sc;
January. 80 Ia 30 l-2c: February 40 l4e49 leo;
Marcel 40a ~ l-4c: April, -; steamer; mixed,
AZ I5a42 81 receipts, $4,000 bush: shipments,
"A $50 bush stock. l,jil 1913 bush sales; al 900
bush southern corn steady S,e we ene yesss
No , mixed do 31a37 lie receipts, 3Oo bush;
.tock- 1i4O7s bush. Rye steady No. :, 9og o6c; ~
copts 200 bush stock, 1i9gS4 Dush' c Iy sseiay
anil and easy: steam TO Liverpool To 34d Cork
for order 4sa4s I'd Cotton u ., miaains.
7i4c. Provisions firm. butter s'euy, "aye
i!e: No = Is Iac sugar strong. Copper steady
refined IL lac. Whisky firm.
po.,on Ian 2O.-Markets unchanged. Kecdpts-
rlour 3 100 bbls 6.cOO sacks cor1i' loooo bush;
nats Is. 900 bush shorts, 126 tons.
Butrslo jan 9O-Spnng wheat very dull' 10 !
hard closed at 81 OF ~ no. seat opened steoGy
cars NO. rod sold at 07c; cars NO. wInT Som a!
0@c. cIosnc 1 cent higher. Corn uiSs'ued Guy
Generally firmer: closing at outside p,iceo efs
10 yellow sold at 45G 40 L. car w, 10 sDla
~ iac IL cars No sold at 4!d ~ i-sc' oats quiet
~ J1Ii drmer: No. white, 3703i IA; cars no
,vb1te sof at 35d35 lac: no mixed heS: abTae!
strong fancy Western, Csc No. o,c oo% sHs sS
I I' ,0o 55c: Cnnada, $4,000. Rye dull No;
Io"a,, DOC Flour firm, fair demand, best spring.
ItI 10 a. 90. do winter - 150 ~ 30. Rye Hour
~ D. Mil feed dull saT,e "ih-e no0 S bsS % Nv
sprIlng, Tn. oats 1000 bush. shpments-Whes,
4o% o0 "sh corn 81 900 bush barley, 4oooo bush
Ian. oo-The leading futures ranged as tOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
snep, e. ~ sn snoG csnada ianhs So 90 NJ

sheep, IS 4Od5 IS fair TO good, 81 25a5 c5; w.
crn lambs s6 5Oa6 IS; Canada lambs, SO j0d8 IS.
Chicago. Jan. 20 The Evening Journal reports;
Catte-kecclpts, 10000 head shpih me-, 1000 head
"a 75@si Is; others. SO 100 ~ so, stockers, 80
*, is cows, sio$2 Is. iIOgs-Receipis 1900 hssd
rn,igh and common, SfdSl 05: PACK rs and niIss'
y ia = 35 prime heavy AID butcher odc owarts
shcen-Receipts 900 aead shipments, 1000 hea1
market brisk, steady native S,a ewes; Ts@si' %iS
"a Westerns ~ -O0 50 40. lambs, RI 2Jo ~ u.
st Louis, Jan .-Cattle-Reeeipts. 1900 head;
shipments. none market slow far to good natvc,
steers s3a ~ go Texans and Indians. fair 70 HANDY
- 5O6$f Iogs-Rec ipts. 200 head shipmens
900 head market active and strong; FAR TO pnns
heavy ~ 2Oa ~ 40 mixed. ordinary % good 30 7sS
al ~! light fair TO best 30 DO@Si -. sheep-&
CENTS 900 head shipments, nome market strong
fair 10 choice natives, S4@*J 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

case. At O'Clock the meeting anJouii'o'' ~ 49,,
session will te held this morning. Beyond the iac'
tina, no definite conclusion had been arrived at no IN
formation conld he obtained Al the proceedings are
secret and IL is doubtful il any report vi i" VIII ~
given out until the affair Is denni'c9 S0''i0u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
AGALN DISCUSSING TIE ERIGGS CISE.

A meeting OF the Conference Committee appointed
by the General Assembly and the directors OF the Union
Theological Seminary was held at the seminary building
yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The object OF the
meeting was 70 resume further discussion OF the Briggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

week. anu -o''i0 '' VII 1897 1901
movement: I,''55n., ~ io1
Visible supply ..'--''7' ,3 an, u0 81
Reccipt-. 4 days.-..-- ,-.-''''''
ENports 81 Grtat Britain. d3ys.'--- ta'1 - 900
E,Xotts % France. days ,2,,p 40
F,ir,fts 10 Continent, days. ip'V-' ''0
Stock I'm Sew.YOfk licensed ware o-oo,, on c2i
counted daily ...------.-.. ",yy'2it oIa
IL other places estimated -.---.---... i''i'' -'
Total stock Ia Nc"-ho'h % '-- 3c3 100 1869
-''-', :,
Sn,k all United states port, ~ III,
Liverpool elccinm- II M lt'cclp'-. ,'Vp - y6,n
which 1900 bdl'- Nil'9 N''Vo ., w.
and cNpOf: go iit,'- ita
ial.s Spot market hardening nuuIi"- up'''"'' '
Futures opened STEADY ut lOid ad 'ii' - .,aa.inca
Quotations AZ Dis,G Oh AiI'r'c"A 9'a"O''N VI ~
fou. Emf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21

| Werchouse deliveries January !. le9- Nv
Work 10 500 Lays: Iatn ore 1lij Uaes; NtNol ahS'
II Sc bags Galveston 30 bags; total ls3 so9 oasS
| COTTON-Thc spot kct ruled steady at l-lbt al.
vance sales i7G bales FOR consumption lv1yilV9 ~
the plrts IL 90 bales against $50 bales th'7 Jay "
| ba time las year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-21
no. Q WHEAT

Cash quotations were az fo,IoWs ~ : .urng wheat
ehaascd No spring Thest corn Ss' sS so oats %
5s 20 5 Ss ss on ~ S?s'S Ssr S''s g:
Whit 60 IRE on board 4la52c NO haAse,s III SD :: a
prime %cy sod 90 e G2G q 9 snort PI6s
as lifted ' shoulders boxed, - 5od$ ef. snsa
sides CbOxed) - 99Ggs3 Do. 10 S ,nehansed
gods per gallon. 81 lo' sugar NV -.s Shipu NJ,
Articles % 6nO 1900
Eoiir t5oooo 5000
Wheat bu.h 1ei 600 oIl0C)
Cora bush ........... 2osOG0 l9200)
oats ,h........... l. 0O0 500
Rye bush 100 90 50 90
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12

The FARMERS FALLING INTO LINE For
sHEPPARp AND ORn.-Mr s. b. Lumkin.
soliciting agent of tho Charleston, Cincin-
natl and Chicago road, aud man who is
thoroughly familiar with matters agricultu-
raj aud Tolitical in the section through
which his line runs, is stopping for q few
days at the Charleston Hotel. Speaking to
. reporter Mr.. Lumpkiu gave some interest.
ing political facts concerning the counties of
YORK, Lancaster and Kershaw. He said
that the good Conservative farmers Of those
ana other counties in the up.country were
no longer the. blind followers Of Tillman
which they were in 1890. The farmers
througout the country were doing their own
thinkiny aud they were becoming disguised
(. with the bitterness which Tillman has drag
ged into thi, campaign.
In MIR. Lumkin's opinion Governor Till.
man had not made a speech since the oam-
pai2n opened which had not materially in
lurei him with the best class of farmers.
These men, he thought, had been led into
an endorsement of the unressoning warfare
which Iiilman wagcd against corporations
ana capital two years ago without at heart
believing that either was inimical to their
interest. They were now reasoning the
matter out for themselves, and, like the
STURDY. honest men that they are, were
oeginnlug to abandon n cause which could
not fail to be detrimental to themselves.
The farmers, said Mr.. Lumkiu, are awak-
ing to the fact that they have got hold Of
the wrong man to lead them, aud they will
soon make public acknowledgment at the
polls of that conviction.
The change which was in progress was q
rapid one. The speaker said that he called
to mind just then one out of maay clubs in
the up-couu,ry. The club he referred to
was in York county. 1t was club com
posed exclusively of farmers, and in 1890
its solid vote had been cast for Tillman.
This year Tiilman would not get q vote in
the club, aud this was not an Isolated case.
MIR. Lumkin spoke at some length on this
subject, and said that the change taking
place in the political sentiment in his sec
ton was rapid and far reaching -Netcs and
Courier.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
J. a. CHAMBERS.

thereby announce myself candidate for
reelection to the Office of County Commits
sioner; subject to the decision Of the pri-
marv election.
While l feel that l have done my duty
faithfully the past two years, my experience
in the office has made me familiar with the
financial affairs Of the County, and 1 think
will enable me to fill the position more to the
profit of the County hereafter, than could
without that experience.
j. A. CHAMBERS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
County Campaign Meetings.

TVNHE programme arranged for the County
i campaign by the Democratic Executive
committee, is as follows:
Kelton, Pinckney Township. August 9th.
August 10th.
Timber Ridge, Draytonyille, Township,
August 11th.
Mabry's Mill Draytonsfle Towr ship,
August 18th.
Jonesville, JOnesvilIe Township, August
Gibbs Bogansyille, Township, August 10th.
Cross Keys, Cross Keys Township. August
lTh.
Black Rock, Goshen Hill Township, Au-
gust 18TH
Fish Dam, Fish Dam Township, August
Santuc, Santuc Township, August 2O,h.
Union, Union Township, August 28d, ~
- w, GRsdoRy. "a. fIiLEIaI.Es,
ssesy. COD i re Chairman.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12

ANSWER THIS QUEsTIoN.-Why do so many
people we see around us seem to prefer to
suffer and be made miserable by indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Coming up of the food, Yellow Skin, when
Tor 10 cents we will cell them Shilohs Vita
hzer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
II. X. Smith s. Co.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending August 18th, 1892.
Miss Ida Celey, MIR Thorn Mearph
Mis- Dinah Gregory, Miss Delleas Tieas
Mr.. James Miller,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
topay one cent for their delivery.
J. C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
INSURANCE AGENT.
CHEAP MONEY.

II REPRESENTING one of the largest Com
~ Panies In the United States, / offer To
ioan money to the people of Union County.
al per cent. discount, to be paid in ten
particulars, call on w
p. Nj. COHEN,
june "a 26 i'm
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
ID. INNfAN.

l hereby announce myself candidate
for the office of Auditor for Union County
subject TO the decision Of tile primary elec.
nOn." "' ~
DANIEL INMAN.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
JOSEPH III. McKISSICK

JUOEFH IT MUkISSICk.
respectfully announce myself as q can
dldate for reelection to the Office of Clerk
OF Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions for Union County. subject to tn
decision Of the democratic voters at the en-
suing primary election.
JOSEPH III. MCKISSICK. X
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
w T .JETER

The friends Of William T. Je ter, having
full confidence in his ability and integrity,
hereby announce him as o candidate for the
office Of Treasurer of Union County subject
to the decision Of the people at the primary
election. FRIENDS. T.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
Candidates.
FOR SHERIFF.
A. COLE LYL,ES

AT the solicitation Of friends, announce
myself as candidate for Sheriff Of Union
County; subject TO the decision of. the
primary election.
A. COLE LYLES.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-12
/, MATT b. MORGAN.

respectfully announce myself as a cam
didate for the office Of Auditor for the
County OF Union, subject to the decision of
the primary election
- .5 ss MATT b. MORGAN. y
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FOR SCH DOL COMMISSIONER.
NEWTON G. LITTLEJOHN.

The many friends of Newton G. Little
Join respectfully announce him as O caudi-
date worthy of the office of School Commits
sioner for Union County; subject to the
decision of the democratic primary election.
"MANY FRIENDS"
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pEYTON b. LOVE.

L hereby place myself before the people OF
Union County as candidate for the office of
Auditor subject TO the decision Of the
voters q. the primary election.
PEYT0N B, LOVE. n
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FOR TREASURER.
SANFORD WILBURN,

AT the earnest solicitation of friends l
announce myself candidate for the office
of Treasurer of Union County; subject to
the decision Of the primary election.
SANFORD WILBURN. n
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J. F. BAILEY.

respectfully announce myself as candi-
date for Auditor Of Union County; snbject
! 70 the dscision Of the democratic voters OF
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FOR AUDITOR,
j. r. BLANTON,

hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of Auditor of Union County, subject
to the decision Of the primary election.
j. II. BLANTON.
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JAMES ii. BARTLES.
respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Sheriff Office, subject to the decision
of the primary election.
j. ii. BARTLES. X
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A NEW PLOW.
FOR CHEAP TERRAC1N,

FOR CHEAP TERRACING.
AM now completing pillow for terracinp,
y ana Will be glad to receive orders from
any one wishing terracing done. guarantee
satisiaction. My price for tcrracing is
maVing made surveying special study, l
will be glad to do any work in that line.
All orders left at Messrs. Graham &
Sparks store will receive immediate atten.
ton.
INSURANCE AGENT.
l am also agent for the Equitable Life
solicit liberal share Of the patronaoe in
that line Of business.
@. G. WHITESIDE.
April 70 ia, Ann
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j. l.. WALKER.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for reelection to the office of School Com
missioner, respectfully abiding by decision
of the primary election
T. WAITED n
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X, w. HARRIS.

L hereby ann uounce myself q candidate to
represent the people Of Union County in
the Legislature subject to the decision Of
the primary election.
X. w. HARRIS. o
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i. w NANCE

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of County Commissioner. Subject
to the decision Of The voters of the primary
election.
j. w. NANCE