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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-01-08

PRsvALESoE OF GRIr.-Seymour, Ind,
december 3l.-Iu this city Of less than
1000 inhabitants, there are over 1000 cases
OF grip, and thero have been number of
deaths directly or indirectly due to that
malady.
LINCOLN, Neb, December 3l-There ore
between four and five hundred cases of grip
in this city.
Nnw York, December 81.-Thcre weIe
thirteen deaths from grip reported to the
health board during the twenty four hour,
ending at noon to-day.
CHICAGO, Ja,. IA special from Indian
ap,lis says: There is considerable alarm
fe't in this city over the prevalence of grip.
II s'ems to bo sparing hut few pers ms.
There have not been great many deaths 8
from It until this week. The person, who
died were nearly all old or those who had
been In bad health before contracting the
disc sse.
EvES THE HORSES HAvs Ir.-sAN
FRANCISCO, Jan 2.-La grippe, which
has bsen prevalent here this winter, has
began to affect horses, and large numbers Of
them are sick. The infrmaries for animals
are filed with sick horses.
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Far the TINES.
Proceedings Of tho Worth Pao,ls. 8. s. Coz
~ >-.is y0ntou.

ELBEraEL DEc. 27.--The North Paoo,et
interjcnominatiopal Sunday School Couven-
tton met here this day ut 1O4 O'clock A. NJ
2 In the absence Of the President who way re-
reportet sick, the vice-Presideut C. c..
Roberts took the chair and called the Con.
yention to order.
After singing by the choir the ,ice-pre,i.
aent read the let Pslam and Bro. p. 8. wc
Der led In prayer. 81
adopted. - :"
The residing officer announced that the
time had arrived for tho annual election of
officers, and the following were e:ected :
tresident, y. L. Strain vice President, c..
9. Roberts Secretary, Davis Jeff.rie,; Treas
urer, J. A. Hames.
lst. Query: Has this Convention accom-
plished any goodf II so, in what way ?
Opened by Bro. G. w. whisonaut, aud fur
tber discussed by Bro. ]. r. Jefferies.
zad. onery: Should we consider the
present condition of country as a visitation n
CT GoIs mercy. or his wrath? Opened by
Bro. I. Nj. Littlejohn and discussed by
Moderator @. C. Roberts, Brothers J. Il.
Jefferies and P. s. webber.
Sd. Query: Why is Church and Sunday
School work 90 arduons and unpopular with
some people-especially Church members Z
Opened by Bro. j. A. Bames, and discussed
BY Brothers John Crocker, 4. NJ. Littlejohn,
G. W. Whisonant and j. II. Jefferies.
The 70 lowing was then read and unani
monsly adopted:
Whereas, we, the me ubers of this Co VEN
tion, collectively and inlividua ly, have
le'rned with deep regret Of the dei,h of our
brother and colaboIer Rev. A. A. Gilbert,
therefore be it
Resotped, That we bow ia humble submis.
sion TO the will of Him who doeth all things
well, apd say: "Thy will be done, Oh. God -
RESOLVED, That this Convention, rs O mark
of respect for our deceased bro;her, order
that blank page of its minute book be in
scribed to his memory and that these re,o-
lutions DO published in the Union TIMEs, and
that Tcopy Of the same be sent to the family
Of the deceased brother.
The Treasurer reported $l.5O on hand.
The Question Box was then opened and
Chow Is this Convention on Prohibition ?''
was answered by several brethren express
Ing themselves in favor of it.
ls there any Instance in the bible where
Church or Sunday School work was suspend
e1 in winter? Several Brothers made short
speeches on this subj ect.>
Are the heather held re re,ponsibleP was
discussed by different brcthern.
Invitations having been received from
different schools for the Convention to meet
with them the next time, il was decided
Tor the President 10 make choice of the place:
aud the Convention, on motion adjourned to
meet on the 4th Sunday in March at such
place as the President should Designate
Adjourned.
DAVIS JErFEaIEs. C. C. ROBERTS
Sec'y. Acting Pres't
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Notice of Final Discharge.
NJ Office is hereby given that on Sat-
~ urday, the 18th day of January, 1892,
final return will be made before Hon
James NJ. Gee, Judge of Probate FIR Union
County, of John Rndger, rs Executor of the
estate of William l.. Palmer, deceased.
AS Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs.
Amanda Little, Mrs. Mamie st Clair, Addi.
Palmer, Ellis Pal ner AMI Mrs Sallie Foster,
and apply for Letters Dismissory as trustee
of the above ntmcd persons.
All persons Eariug claims against the
estate Of William Psl". er deceased, ;, or against
the Trust estates of the above named parties
are notified TO present them to the under
signed, properly nt.estcl, o, or before the
above stated date.
JAMES II. EODGER,
LOUIS n. RODGER,
Executors of the will of John Rodger,
deceased
Dec 81 At
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PLANT LESS CorToN-BUr MORE Corn
The Manufacturer Record has stated tha,
the matter Of planting less cotton and ,ais-
ing more foodstuffs is in the hands Of South
ern business men. They can control it bet
ter than the planters. 1t is reported from
Savannah that the factors and commission
merchants Of that city will require farmers
to whom they make advances to re luce their
cotton acreage. This should be done in
every county in tho South. suggestion
has been made by Mr.. A. B. Sheppsrson of
New York, that the factors combine to re-
quire reduction Of 10 per cent. in the acre.
age. and that this be put In corn. 1t would
be well # larger reduction should be de-
msnded. Tho prosperity Of Southern farm.
ers rests with tho business men who make
advances. Will they rise to the occasion
and BY prompt and vigorous steps secure
the planting Of cotton and the diversi6cation
OF Southern agriculture. Less cotton will
not accomplish the desired results unless IL
10 accompanied by an increase in the produc-
tion Of corn, wheat, oats, hogs. etc. The
Southern farmer who diversifies his produc.
tions and makes cotton q surplus crop, rare
ly fails, while the farmer who raises all cot
ton rarely succeeds.
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THs Nsw SNrasA vile,
Fla, December 30.-]h he following disp itch
from Capt. W. G. Cooper, a Pnkerton detec-
i've ut wo'k on the Smyrna murder case,
has btea ressivei by the ASS ei uel Press
here:
cat 10 o'clock this morning I arrested
Irving Jenkins f'r the murder OF the fsmil,
In the Packwo house, and have produced
evideac, sufficient 70 have him committed 10
the county Jail Of Delaud."
jenkins is tho negr, who first gavs the
aero' on the discovery Of the crime. Twice
before he has boen arrested aud discharged.
There is greet excitement among the people
along the liue of the railroad from New
8 nyrnn 10 Dcland. The prisoner is under a
ltrouy cua-d.
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KILLED A BAKERS DozEN.-Bristol, Tenn,
December 30.-T-lton hall was safely
lodged in Jail at Wise Court House to-day.
Great aud excited crowds opposed The sheriff
and guards. The latter declared they would
die or place tho prisoner in j,il. Esquire
Saylor male luoge at the prisoner with n
dirk, but was s,opped by the sheriff. Hall
murdered Say lor's son q few years ngo and
lived with the widow OF the murdered man,
IN Memphis, when captured. Hall admits
having killed thirteen men, but claims self
defence.
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THAT LITTLE GAM. DIDN'T WoRK.-lf the
Legislature had been unwse enough, AMI
ne give it all due credit for not doing SO, to
enact into laws all the recommen n dations of
Governor Tillman, the Executive of South
Carolina would now, in all probability, have
more power than the Governor of auy other
State in the country. In fact his power
would have b;co greater than that of any OF
the rulers OF the kingdoms aud duchies G M
prising tho German Emrire. To oil intenis
and purposes he would b. King in every
thing save the -D.rlington Herald.
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LITTLE WHsAr; LoTs OF CnAgF.-Ths one
chief measure passed by The Legislature is
Senator Woodward's bill in reference to free
passes that had 10 be forced on the so-cslled
reformers; and the only "rottenuess" uu-
eArthed is due to the Columbia State in TX
posing the "Thackston incideat" aud tho
circulation fraud" These are the only
grains OF wheat in all the bushels of chatf
that have been fed to 'ho trusting voters Of
South Carolina. -Aarion Star.
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List OF Letters
Remaining in the Posto!fice at Union, for
the week ending Jan S,h, 1892.
Miss Cuida Byrd, Miss Clara Sims,
Saliie Croforj, Miss Vina Smith,
Wesley Dawkips. Miss Ieter Salter,
MIR d Grugory. y. w. West.
Mr. II Miller,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
J.C. HUNTER, P. NJ.
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Taains 10 ard l6 are Daily between
Charlestoa and Cicciunni
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
On trains Is and l6 Pulln an Buffet Sleep-
ers between Charleston, ). c., and Ciucin.
nati, Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Line, Columbia
Asheville, Paint Rock, Morristown, KNOX
vile, JeIlico and Junction City without
change
j. A. DODSoN, JAS. L. T.v,on
Supt Gen Pass Agt
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DisAsrRous CoxrLAaRArIos IN NASH
vILLE.--Nashvi!le, Tenn, Jan. 2.-Ten
years ago in May. the most disastrous fire
that Nashville has ever had occurred around
the corner Of College and Church streets.
Tonight another FIRE burned over the site of
the fre Of ten years ago, causing q loss of
fully 100000,
The fire started in the rear Of the store
occupied by Webb Stevenson & Co., house
fagnishers, at $40, aud was not gotten under
ontroi until 10 O'clock tonight.
Four coiored fremen lost their lives.
They were fighting the fire at the time,
standing on three-story building occupied
by Phi lips, Burtoff & Co. They were
pouring stream Of watsr into the second
story building Of A. j.. Warren, when it
topplei over upon them, crushing them all
to death. Their names are as follows Capi.
Q. Q. Gowdy, Aaron Cockrell, Stokes Allen
aud Harvey Ewing.
There Is but little doubt that the fire was
of ineendiary origin, as while fighting the
Are one cf the fremen saw an unknown
white man deliberately set fire to Atwell &
Sneed's building aud imme mediately jump from
the second story window. The loss will
approximate $65O,OOO.
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OK TRIAL FOR ARsoN.-Spartauburg, Jao.
2.-During the holidays, n little confec
tione,y store attached 10 the Geffney City
Hotel which is owned by Samuel Jeff.ries,
was burned. People suspected that tho Are
was incsndiary and Luke Cory, negro,
was arrested and put in jail here As The
nesro was-here toisy TriaI. Justice Webster.
eo'l about dozen prominent citizens OF
0adncy G ty, came here 10 try him. SIAN.
yarne wilssn defended Cory. 8. j. Simp. /,
ast Z. p. Sanders reprssen,ed the State
Ts,sl Justice Webster bou,d Cory over TO
court. The insurance agents withdrew their
po.'cies as their suspicion, had been very
much aroused as TO tho origin of the FIRE, the
hotsi beng heavily insured. - Qrsenpilie
Ntcs.
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Notice to Road Overseers.

Notice to Road OverSeers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY, s. G., JAN. 4rm, 1892
A LII roai ovcrseers holding Commiss on !
"A from this Boarl, dating back two
years, are hereby notified to return their
Commissions to the Clerk Of this Board, and
receive their Certificates of Exemption, as
provided by law.
All Roa1 overseers retaining their Com
missions after the first day of February next,
will be considered as holding over for the
present year. and will be held RESP on ibe
for their sections of road. ss the law direc 8.
BY order of the B 'ard of County Commis-
sioners for Union County.
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk Of Board.
JAMS 2 II
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Jan 8
Mortgage Sale Of Land.

S9N9S SSAS "a A1cShSls
pY virtue of q power Of sale contained in
~ Mortgage given by David Orr, to b.
f. Rawls, and assigned TO me, bearing date
March 18th. 1885. and recorded in the office
Of the Register of Mesne Conveyance in book
F. No. 6. pages 324, 325, 326, 1927, OH that
day, and by further virtue Of a power of
sale contained in mortgage given by said
David Orr to me, bearing da'e January
18th, 1886, and on February 23rd, 1886.
recorded in the Office of the Register OF
Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in
Book g. No. Z, page 1876, upon which mort
gage Dover was duly renounced; will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at public
auction, before the Courthouse at Union,
s. c.. during the legal hours of sale, on
Monday, February LIST, 1892, that certain
tract Of land belonging to David Orr, and
known as the Isaac White place, containing
(60) sixty acres more or less.
January 9Th, 1892
w. C. WALLACE,
Mortgage and Assignee
Jdno z It,
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A FAILpRs IN sNxwasaRY.---Newberr De-
cember I'll. G. Hunter, de,ler in gro-
ceries and liquors made on assignment to j..
J, Lane to-day for the benefit OF his credi-
tors. Liabilities 500. AS cts, including
$2l0 Ia cssh, about 81 1000. His liquor
license sxIired to-day,
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

By JAMES NJ. GEE, E-q.. P,ohats Judge.
w HEREAS, Joseph II. McKissick, MS
w Clerk of Court, has male suit t, M
to grant him letters of Administration on
the Estate of and effects of Robert Macbeth
deceased. 'yr' ~ - -, }-R 80 g.
Those are, therefore. to cite and -admonish
all and singular, tile kindiel and cred tors
of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that
they be and appefr. before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be hs,d at Tn on c. H., Sonth
Carolina, on the 10th day of January. next.
after publication hereof, at l | o clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said Administration .hould not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2nd
day of December, Ammo Domini. 1891.
( SEAL JAMES NJ. GEE,
WI @ Judge Of Probue.
Published Ton the 4th d,y of December,
1891, in the Union TiMRs.
Dec 80 6.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

\ CCORDING TO law, ;hc annual uss,ss.
ment OF prop rty Commences on jan
ufry lst. 1872, and closes on FEBRUARY 20 h
lo9z. For the c"nven cncs Of the Tax Paw
ers, VIII attend the following pl, l,ccs and
.imes.
I'm my office At the CcuIthou from Jonu-
airy 1T, to Jn.unry & h.
West Spring, Friiay orenoon. January
Stb.
Co'erainc, Friday afternoon, January sb
,iIooS Saturday. forenoon, January 9th.
Ieuar b'ub' Mond'y afternoon, January
.ro.s Keys, Tuesday, January I2,b
M'nters Store, Wednesday, forenoon, Jam
uary 18th. ''"
Goshen Hill, Thur, day forenoon, January
Fish Dam, Friday, January 10Th.
Santuc, SATURDAY., until 3 p. NJ. Jonu,rv
10th '"""'y
IN my once: Monday; January 18Th.
MI. Tabor, Tuesday January, 10Th,
heuon, wednesday, January 2Oth.
January Dist. "'
Goudeysvile, Thursday afternoon, Japu-
2lst. '"""
Wilkinsvire, Friday, January 22d.
Draylonvllle, Moriay, January 25th.
Timber Rilge, Tuesday forenoon Janu,ry
26ih.
A-bury, Tuesday afternoon, January 26,h
ana wednesday forenoon. January 27tb.
Jonesvi le Thursday, January 18Th.
Anu ut the Courthouse from that lime
until the 2oh February, at which time the
oook closes, and penalty of 50 per cent will
oe added tothe taxes on all property not re-
turn within the time prescribed by the law.
~ male persons between the ages OF q
and oo are liable to poll tax, except such as
are exempt by law.
Il. b. MORGAN,
900 Auditor.
Ohlce of County Auditor, Dec. 1st, 1891.
Dec ii SO q,
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G.. p. GARRETT.
TAX EXTENSION.

l. 4AxA LIN l. LIN S1OlN.
NNAXES are now extended, SO, Instead of
Il going TO The County Treasurer and pay
ing your taxes. post pone them for time, aud
come to my store who're you will get more
goods for your money than you ever
dreamed Of
have an excellent array Of New Nuts,
Raisins, CurraDts and Citron. Fig,, Prunes
and Oranges. Apples and Candies | offer
two grades Of California Pears. Apricots,
Cherries. dessert and Pic Peaches Roast
aud Corned Boaf. Whole Ok and Pig
Tongue. Pottcd md Devillsd Ham and
Tongue. Green Peas, Tomatoes, Okra aud
Tomstoes, etc., etc.
PLAIN AND SELF RAISING BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Plain aad bpueess French Sardines.
JAMS Marmaladps, Canton Ginger Pre-
serves. All varieties of Pickles and sauces.
Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses.
1 have also opened up line of Fancy
Crackers that are perfectly lovely.
My stock of heavy Groceries is also COM
plete. Flour, Bacon, Hams. Sugar and Coffee
and everything else marked on b,sis Of six
cents cotton. Pure uuadulterated oil %
cents per gallon. Respectfully,
L. G. YOUNG.
Dec 19 81 If
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Dissolution of Partnership.
THE firm Of r. s. Lipscomb & Co., is this
Il day dissolved by mutual Consent. II. 8.
Lipscomb will continue the business. All
persons indebted to the firm will please come
forward aud settle at once.
r. s. LIPSCOMB,
II. M. WILKINS,
Gaffncy City, s. c., Jan. 2, 1892.
Jan 8 9 Al
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MARRIED..

Married, by Rev. D. p. Boyj, Dec. 81,
1891 at Cross Anchor, Spartanhurg Co Mr.
Andrew Nelson TO Mis-, Fannie Cogdill.
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AUCTION!
AUCTION!
AUCTION!
l will close out my entire stock
of goods to the highest bidder.
Goods must 90 regardless Of
Cost.

have determined to close my
business in Union the quickest
possible way. Auction sales will
begin FRIDAY, JANUARY 1,
All 10 O'CLOCK, aud continue
every day until the entire stock is
exhausted.
will have a special Auction Sale,
for Ladies only, on Friday, beginning
at o'clock. Seats for ladies will be
provided. All invited to call.
L thank the good people of Union,
town and County, for their liberal
patronage, and only regret I cannot
continue tho same.
Yours Respectfully,
G.. p. GARRETT.
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RICHMOND s DANVlLLE RAILROAD co.
COLUMBIA AND GREENvILLE DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect july 5tb
1871 Trains ran on 18th Meridian time
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NEW YORK
RACKET,
Il II a ID Il Ts OF
LO w PRICES.

We not only keep abreast of the times, but you will
always find us in the lead
We still cutting prices closer clean sweep
of strictly winter goods We do carry goods from one
to another Quick sales, short profits one close price
to all, coupled with square and fair dealing governs our
business
We have uupaid accounts ledger to worry and
fret So give all of time and energy to
buying goods close, thus saving many hard earned
dollar for customers.
We have just received big lot of Domet shirts at 25 no.
So 6S, worth twice the money.
Our clothing Co. get prices Shoes cheaper
than
Come and get our prices before you buy
RESpECIEIIlN
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Dec 1S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

Not tsk passes but some improvement
at oakwood j. either made or planned bs
col Staples Already the work of exca-
waiting for the miniature lake has begun.
No better natural facilities for such pur
pos, eauti b.. 4, sired and il will doubtless
not be long before one will see the plat on
which stand the handsome clms charming
island connected with the main land by rus
lie bridges and sailing about in it the
graceful swans The pavilion is being
PAINTED light straw color ON the outside
and " i'll be a handsome building when com
pieted An attractive spring house is now
in process of construction over the large
spring. The building is about loslo. with
oyerhsnging roof, the caves of which pro-
ject about six feet. New electric lamps
have been put in throughout the grounds IN
place of the old ones, which did not burn
we'll. Col Staples has devised an improve
ment for the central or entrance building
1t will be- very desirable chang. As now
arranged. the menagerie is in the second
s,er, of the building BY building an al
dition to the inner OF east side of the build
ing and with an open glass front looking
out on the grounds the cafe will he accom-
n,ods,ed with ,he most desirable quarters.
and the greater par, of the main building
can be devoted TO the animals. This week
little black wooslchuck was sent the col
onel The little black rascal is apt with
his teeth, but is very cunning .withal and
qui,e tame. MIR. Babboon has been having
serious time with lung fever. He is bet
ter, though his lungs are still in bad condi-
ton. I, is very meek and intelligent look.
ing sufferer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

The jed Prouty" Company went Gar
diner on the >. 30 A. NJ. train Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

Preparations have all been made on
lsmharsi's island by the Augusta Lumber
Co. to commence this morning pilhng logs
for next springs use. dummy engine
was sc, ur las, week AMI sluicewav built
The company intends to pile enough logs
here to last in the spring for about three
weeks. This will enable the mill to start NJ
some three weeks earlier than as though all
the logs were piled at Riggs brook as here
tofore The bulk of the cetnpans's logs
will be piled at Riggs brook where thew are
perfectly safe from being carried out, but
as the river at that point is not open ill
about three weeks after it is below the dam
this new arrangement was adopted,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-22

4 slssiesseper Males AGAINST millionaire ,
! Estate.

Financial sueesss in life is likely to bid
out faults u earlier yexrs.
The reverse Of rh.. is illustrated by tbs
tollo~ing curious claim
4 Bangor sszbIekeep.r in $40 let a team
to a young feilow AMI the man aevrs
brought fhe team back but went down ista
tt.. Provinces shere be sbasslonet! it. Ths
Prederiektoa officials aeized it and sold i
for duties and put the baianes 10 thesr
treasury. The -tabiekeepeS pesitioned the
Legislature to recover the nlouey from tbs
Canadian government. bat nothing came Of
bin petition
Nean~hile the yonaz feii0w who .tSiF
the team. MAKE bis say 10 Texas. shsre' IF.
esuy.s Of time he 4naaAsed several millions
Not long since he died. AMI several Mann
peopls. claiming to be heirs are making Con
,e., for some Of the property Vow, too
,ii.. table keeper Is Of the opinion that SONS
Of that immense fortune, smasse,
hy tbs naa who took biz
team and didn't bring il back should be- ds
voted 10 reimburse him for the value Of tie
tam and the interest on il for the past 81
years. The stabiekeepers claim amounts
To about $1,000 and he intends ~ push IT,