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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-07-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
j. w NANCE

j. W. NANCE.
:, hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of County Commissioner. Subject
election.
j. w. NANCE.
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e. b. BOBO.

At the earnest solicitation of friends,
announce myself candidate 10 represent
the people Of Union County in the State
Legislature subject 10 the decision Of the
primary election.
- q. n. BORO.
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MATT B. MORGAN.

] respectfully announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of Auditor for the
County of Union, subject to the decision OF
the primary election ~
MATT b. MORGAN. \
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w. II. ,JEFEK

The friends of William 7. Jeter, having
full confidence in his ability and integrity,
hereby announce him as candidate for the
office Of Treasurer of Union County subject
to the decision Of the people at the primary
election. FRIExps. 4
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d. INNIAN.

l hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Auditor for Union County !;
subject to the decision of the primary cleo
ton.
DANIEL INMAN,
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FOR TREASURER.
SANFORD WILBURN.

SANFORD WILBURN.
at the earnest solicitation Of friends l
announce myself a candidate for the office
OF Treasurer of Union County; subject to
the decision Of The primary election.
SANFORD WILBURN. =
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PEYTON b. LOVE.

l hereby place myself before the people Of
Union County as q candidate for the Office of
Auditor subject to the decision Of the
voters ut the primary election.
PEYT0N b. LOVE, 4
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Candidates
FOR SHERIFF..
\, COLE lYLES

AT the solicitation Of friends, I announce
mysel: as candidate for Sheriff OF Union
County; subject TO the decision of the
primary election.
A. COLE LYLES. y
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K. w. HARRIS,

hereby announce myself o candidate to
represent the people Of Union County in
the Legislature; subject to the decision of
the primary election.
w HAppIo
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THOMAS j. ESTES.
respectfully announce myself as can
didate for County Commissioner of Union
County, subject to tho decision of the demo-
cratic voters Of the primary election
THOMAS j. ESTES.
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J. GIDEON LONG

respectfully announce myself as can
dldate for reelection to tho office of Sheriff,
OF Union County. Subject to the decision OF
the democratic voters Mt the ensuing primary
election. J. q. LONG K
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The Candidates Quarters.

When you see mans name in these
quarters you may feel sure that Five Dollars
has been paid for the privilege of appearing
in such good company.
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X. S THOMAS IP

Inc many frienes of II. s. Thomas, Jr.
respectfully announce him as u candidate
ior the office of County Commissioner sub
Ject TO the decision OF the primary election.
MANY FRIESDs.
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Notice to Creditors.
State of South arOllua.
COUNTY OF UNION.

Isaac NJ. Philips, ct al. plaintiffs
against
Rufus Phillips, et al Defendants.
TNDER an order in the above stated case,
~ by Hon. Il. B. Fraser, Circuit Judge,
tho creditors of Zschariah Phillips, deceased,
are required to present and establish their
claims against the estate Of said Zachari.h
Phillips before me, on or before the 10th
day Of Septem ber, 1892.
G. III. PEAKE.
Master for Union County.
July Is 20 9t.
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MARRIED.

MlLLW0OD-REAVES. Married, on
the 24'h inst, by ]. L. Ward, Trial Justice,
q. the residence Of that officer; Mr.. Calvin
Millwooi to Miss Laura Rcaves all of
Union County.
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FOR CORONER.

Ii. +. GREGORY.
respectfully announce myself a candi-
dnte Tor reelection TO the Office of Coroner :
subject to tho decision OF the primary e;cc,
ooh B. L. GREGORY.
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JASPER AYCOCK

"-HN3K HIft CVON.
l respectfully announce myself candi-
Gre for the Office of Coroner for Union
County, subject ID the decision of the Pri-
mary election.
JASPER AYCOCK
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IAMES TT n

JAMES II. BARTLES.
respectfully announce myself candidate
Tor the Sheriffs Office, subject to the decision
Of the primary election.
j. ii. BhRTLES X
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JAMES ID. GOING

JAMES ID. GOING.
l hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the office Of County Treasurer for Union
County. subject to the decision of tho people
at the primary election. l solicit the sup
port Of the Democratic party.
JAMES ID. GOING.
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FOR AUDITOR,
THOMAS j. HARRIS.

hereby announce myself candidate fol
the office Of Auditor of Union County sub
jeot to the decision of the voters at the
primary election.
THOMAS JEFFERSON HARRIS.
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]. r. BAILEY.

respectfully announce myself as candi-
date for Auditor Of Union County; snbject
to the decision Of the democratic voters Of
the primary election.
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]. B. 4. SCOTT.

j. Is. 4. SCOTT.
respectfully announce myself AS o can
didate for the office of County Treasurer for
Union County, subject to The decision of the
primary election,
J. Ii. 7. SCOTT.
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A NEW PLOW.

FOR CHEAP TERRACING.
AM now completing a plow for terra cling,
l. and will be glad TO receive orders from
any one. wishing terracing done. guarantee
satisfaction. My price for terracing is
reasonable.
Having made surveying a special study, |
VIII De 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
insurance Company, at this place, and
soncit liberal share of the patronage in
that line of business.
G.. c. WHITESIDE.
April 90 1S 1mx
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NJ. l.. LEAIASTER

NJ. L. LEAIASTER
hereby respectfully announce myself n
candidate for the office of School Commis.
sioner for Union County: subject TO the dec :
sion or The people at the Primary election.
Nj. l.. LEMASrER.
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j. L. WALKER

hereby announce myself Us a candidate
Tor reelection to the office of School Com
missioner, respectfully abiding by decision
Of the primary election.
j /. WALKER
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j. 9. OTIS.
hereby announce myselfs candidate for
Auditor Of Union County, subject to the
endorsement of the Primary Election.
J. G. OTIS.
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NJ M0nI.Ey

l. Nj. MOBLEY.
respectfully announce myself candi-
date for the office of County Comm issioner :.
subject to the decision of the primary
election.
|. Nj. MOBLEY, \
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NEW YORK
RACKET'S
SLAUGHTER SALE.

Everything in Summer Goods to be closed out in -.
the next fifteen Or twenty days, and we have marked
them at prices that will move them. Cannot afford
to carry broken stock to next In some lines
we have reduced the price one-half Summer Cloth
ing, Straw Hats Ladies Dress Goods, such as Figured
Lawns, Chales, Embroidered Robes, Rack Plaid
and Striped Organdes White Plaid and Striped
Lawns, Calico, Ginghams ETC., all to 60 at a price.
We haven't the space to quote prices much, but
will just give you SAMPLE Of what we have DONE
Good Calico. 23c. yard
Good Figured Lawn, 2Rc yard.
Good Challies, 2Rc. yard
Good Challies, worth 1Oc. at &C. a yard
Coat and Vest, worth from 81 90 to $500 for ST. So
Coat and Vest, worth $3.50, for SOC.
Straw Hats, worth from so to 9Sc. for 25c.
We have the largest, cheapest and best assorted
stock of shoes in the State. Nice mems Sunday shoe
for SlOO, sells everywhere for 81 25 to $15O, lot
OF Mems and Ladies Oxfords and Slippers must be
cleared out.
Call and examine them. No trouble to show goods.
RESPECTFULLY,
HARRY & BELK.
April 10 Is I,
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" atch Lost.

oST, on Friday last the 22d, on the
roai between Glenn Springs, aud the
Sulphur Spriug church,
AN OLD-FASHIONEU SILVER
DOUBLE-CASE WATCH.
(Nor A HUNTING cAsE,)
with lever movements.
~ lc II w a RID
wiii DO paid TO any one bringing tho watch
10 this Office.
D.'H. MILLER.
Scartanburs Spartan, copy time and
send bill to this office
JLly 20 81 2,z
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Health is " ealttL1l

n. nc v,.rs rxsyE AND BRa5E isEAT'
-. III. Z ro - otesd Specific c- Hysteria DlEa-
noss @ GSn7n 81. Fits a7ogs E07TsEa, m so haaa,
xche Noryoaa E. arte Gas'' irents ~ Dorrssg. r
sico5ol tose: s1e::Ses; a Sesnlsns ns ia nasass
aDm ana aa5;nl 70 ra;serv @ sca end deah PTea.
san saSs 'a5PS oIi Aso a. T Es'5sn Loa Of PegSs
In either sox, Involuntary vsScI go .a brsin scf.
rhese cerqed b7 oveToxor:io 1le 4sire IL, oac
abaso OF -.tnou!ser@o. Sd u 'oS io-es for
$500. sent by mail prepaid oa 'eceipS CT '''''
WE aUAEsANTS:a2 sex EesGE@
to curO any case. With esch order asiVed by as
for six boxes, accompanied w!lh %o'' vac VIII
se1d The nrrchasor our written gusI i1Jee to re-
fund tho noreT II tho treatmcoJ ooes nos effect
cure. Gusrsntees Issued only bT
GsSA&MEs G., I.ETTssS:&1E.
Drugs;sg. COS King 5:lcs5
osn5-sI bSsrt HlsaaadriG. va
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MEDICINAL.
Cfaoo o. York Enterp. Sc,


Atlantic Eieottcpo.ss: Goutlemen-sor The past
fye ysafs my vile has boon q scfere. from oya-
non4is 50 co,9plosslT did ths disease make p
wTs.S Of aor former solf that hfo w&s almost d.
SCARED CT. Her n5Ivogs syatem was sl,acst cn.
tirely destroyed, and the aughtes. noss would
throw her into nervous ap'sln, which would lsst
fer hours Medical skiil failed 10 bring any re-
lios.
divine wo were induced to trY the Elcctfopoi9e
Afte- persistent use of the iaosrument tho effect
Ass beea wonderful. acr nervous ayG.om has
hoon restored to rs almost normal condition; her
digestion is gonde.ia ally improved; she is rapidly
a -aa,a recovery, which spsaks volumes for tho
wonderful cc:,live powers OF Tho Elecsropoiso, as
he- case wss clns.Gcrod bopslcs: II anJ sro
Fkopt.ca on 5ha sa6jsc', let StGm try the Electro
noise sad its wondor'ul powois will g1ickly ois'
vol nil dorbt. Yours truly, " NJ. P2rfsr.
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xoR ogEs EIFTT YEARS

Az OLD AHn Wssl.TRIED RzaEDY.-Ers
Winslcw'S acoshiag Syrup has besn usaa for over
F,(!p Year, By Ess5s :. OF Mothers for their Cil-
dys;i JFse TassAa, With Perfect S.coess. II Sootacs
the CAild Sct.sas tie et;n, Alays ell PGia; CareI
Wisd C1s!ts snd ia .so best remedy for D:arrhes.
se!d hE rrpg.ists il e7eIy par. Of the world. II
gsiue is laca,culabls, Be suro and sak for &rs
Igins!o.s's scc:Ssaa sssso and take no other kind
r~anty.Hra asa .atila
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BUCKLEN' ARNICA SAL PE.
The BEST SALyE in the word fer Cuff Biuit7'
sore. lcers. ssit Ehtum, Fever Cores. letter,
c lapp;d Ea: de-, Chi blsina, Corns srd sill SKIN
Eruption S, and positively culos Pi!cs. OF 10 pay
reJuired It is guaranteed to give pefiect salts
f4ctior or moEoy refunded. Pics 25 cents Fer
lot. For ssle By G. 8. Lcadbeatcr s -.
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Special Commissioner.

hereby ce!.i y tha1 JG:;.c9 2. ca. xmm s.
floner as above nsmed, h oxocniot bn3 with
,,p:ro7'd seca. ity il tho poni OF one tEo sand
dollars.
i1r1 ts JOHN z. REACH Clork
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SALE.

By Vivtuc Of q dcc'eo of tho Corporation Coure
CT tho city OF Alexsrdria, rendered ct it. Dscsm.
be, 6or te: m, 1901, in the ch4ucory CAUSE OF b.
"foatiey. who fucI, SC, VS. Isa &C Turnrr's ad-
m!aistrator ct SIS, the Undersigned, wlo fy ssia
d clee was appointed speri:l commissioner for
that paIpose, viii at 10 O'clock n On
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h1reby certify that JAMS 2. Catoa, Conmir~
sioner ss aboTo named, has czeeut.i b nd wislt
approved security in Tho penalty Of iGe tuHired
dollars.
j.n1td JOHN S. BEACH. Clerk.
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tho 18Th 69v of Jsrro-y $50

in r. ut of the Roy a street entrsncl TO tn, Mar
ket Pulling in Alexandria Virsia:o, cfTer fer
sails as publ; suction to the higho3t bidder t5e
following describtd real estate, situate in said
city viz:
A TENEMENT AID lot o. GROUND. bacin-
Rag on tho west aldo o. Potomac stree. so foet.
moro or lcss, south OF Wclfe street 40 thu ateI-
section o!a threo,fott alley and Posomsc street :;
thence west and bindiog on esii alloy so 70 to
sn alle7 feet wide, ntersecii1g with eqii tbTco.
tca. alley thcuco sou.h ming on 81 d iivc-fsoG
alley II feet 10 inccer, moro OF less theme, caa5
oO feot to Potomac strsot, ard thence north and
binding OF Potomac street il foot 10 inche-,
more or less, TO tho beginning, with tho uss of
ssid alloys, and all rights and arpcrteYsnccs 10
Tho So d lot Of cTou belonging.
Torra Of Gale: 0nethiTd OF iho purchase
money in cash AID the resil luo in two equal la
stalmer t. at siz ard tgove N, nshs fron daV Of
ae; the deferred in=t, lmaats Of :ho gur ha
money to bear inte!e eft from the day OF sac st six
psr cent. per annnum un;il psd; the boadI OF
'he pu' laser or purchasers to b, given with AZ
rroved personal security, for the deferred install
mems of the pu chase mon'y aud the title to bo
retained until tho payment o. the purchase money
in full. JAMES L. CATION,
Special Commissioner.
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ANfETING OF sHAREt oLDERs.

The annual oetitg o. til, stockholders Of tho
g : aEpFATHEh'S hEMADIES CO1PANY, for
hs election OF Off eri aud srch other business IS
may rolery oone bcf 70 the body, will he he'd
at Aleza :dIis, We, WEDNEsD4Y, January 13,
1892 a, oil OK p m.
b. o.d,r Of tho Pretid Mt Of ard OF Directors.
do; 2G tEtd A. NJ. DEW kY. Sc -otarY.
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the ! 9th day OF Jsnua Y, 1892.

~ olH unE ot J"nua J, SJt,
IN fEGn. OF iha Roy street el;rsnra 70 tho Msr.
Fet BuiiclIg Ia Alcxardris, Virgins. etfg, for
sac st pubic acc'i3n to tne high.s5 blcder. tho
foiioSi2S dsscr.b.d resl estate, S: u,to in said
city:
iss. 7ho LOT OF G2oUND on III, sou.b sd,
tf pen;le Oh street, botwaen Patiics NJ d Henry.
oogiuninS On Pendio'o1 strost 125 ;a,t inches
vest OF Inc e uthwes: corner Of PatrcSand Poi G.
ION sttso.f, and rrnlirg thence westerly With he
iine OF Pencieton street 20 feet; thence soutn-
wfFcIy parallel 70 Patrick street 40 feet, moro
or issa, to point =; feet icch north OF Tho
ntr.h line OF Urcnoco street; thence esss ra-sllel
70 oroncco street 20 feet, sni from thence 10 tho
hoeinring, with the ristt Of way over 4 d uso oy
IN alley IN the rear of ssid lot
~. n IENEAE&T Snd LOT OF GROUNp
b'&inninG at the irters,cIi OF tho north si,o OF
II fn;css street with tao west SIDE o! Alfred etreet
sh- rum leg thence ncft1 on Alfred street Cd
'eetS incaes to sn alley 10 fees w:d1; thoaca
west parallel 10 PIiCcess etrest % .cet ipchc5-
themes louth parallel to Alfred ltroct 81 feet 9
lpchcs o PRINCESS street; there oss. on rrincoss
sreet ~ feet 8 irchcs to the beglrring, With tho
ri. ht OF way over III sid a!.oy
Terms OF s,o: 0ne-tkird of the purcha5a roo7-
CT IN cash. and tho residue III tw5 cquai ipsstl-
uaept' mt tx snd twelve months from III, day OF
sale; The Gff.rItd iusislmepts of thl purchase
money 20 b ar icterest from tie day OF aglo n six
per cent. per snnum until psii. tn I'm OF Tho
lurcseser or lnicsssers 10 be given, Mitl xr-
pfoVed persorsl sscurity ior tbs deferred in3ts-
mems o. ths rufchase moooy, snd he ti,ls 10 re
ro'aln%d until the psy enl OF the purchase ucn-
cy IN iul. JAMES Z. CATION.
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arll1t1a aa3)ettt1
puBLIsssL; CA-iy ANp TEI.NKEEi.Y

PUBLIs2GU DAEiV AID TII-WEEAl-Z
Atths eazs::to 2z5Id $40 {; Si2 Fsincc ST.
caijv ore .............ss &C
- ,ir Yoont,e ....., ,......... 90
Orc rcco,, ,...... 80
Tr.U'celIv on.. y,e.7 90
;,x tnc,.i,s - ............... co
Thrao =, ~. he .. ....... l GO
Contract adveri3ora VII be allowed 10 exceed Their
spaco unless The is paid .or at transient rs!es
and under circumstances VIII they be sl!owec 10
sdyertisc other tSu their legitimate business IN The
spacc contracted !ov.
~ transient advertisements rust be paid FOR In aa-
Resolutions IN asca of thanks tributes OF respect
resolutions adop:cs By eocietios or perso1s unless OF
public concern, VII only be printed IN ths papei S
edyert.scpientD
Tie aAzkTrs oaics ss connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements, orders for The paper
news, any ia:orzat!on b;ainsss can be cent by
Telephone.
Marriage and desth noticee mast be psd for in ad-
Czntored Mt the Pos.,sace Alezandra. Virginia, az
cccond-c,ass matter.
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V1OR RENT-ELEGANT THREE.sTORY
e BBICK HOUSE, STORE snd DW YELLING
combined, Noe. ia and 116 north Fairfax street;
newly painted and papered throughout; excellent
location. Will rent storo or dwelling sspsrs.ely
II go desired. Apply to 3, ". FRENCH, AIT snd
419 King street. je26
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

I'VE HEREBY snnCunce that this dfy Mossrs.
w CLARENCE @. LEADBEATER and Ed
WARD g. LEADBEATER, J7., sons Of Mr.. Ed
ward 8. Leadbos;er, have boon admitted ito
par n1rship OF tie firm of E. g. LED 8EATER
g $40. Tho busincas from this dey will bo
c'rduetod under the 6:m name of Z. 3. LEAD
BEATGR & SOGS.
EDWARD 8. .LEADBEATER
THO&AS LEADBEiTER.
Jauusry 1st 1892 jan1 1w
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f!7IIE annual meeting of tho stock hol icrs OF the
J. COLU@BIA NATIONAL Sand DREDGING
CoIPANY will bo held at its rri2cipsl o9icc,
210 ,ol.h Wsshineton street. Altxan6ria Va,
on the SECOND TE UBSDAY of JANUARY,
1897, tbenG January ID, 1922 at 1880 p m.,
o: The elec ion of officers for the eneulng year,
a. d tie TIA section of oth important Lu1'ness.
Rr order of
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onrsrsI hssrt. Al..s.salria.

rgM US aHNE3E and IFhisIay Ea6its
s.s@sSa X - = - s. E$ST!l cured at hOlaC with
bai 20 - "a e II kS-5iS! out pain. Book Of par-
E3S fsjN 81 eSsS3 EG = ticulars sent FfsEG.
Els Ez-rsz. .5-s.s5ss j. NtWOOLLEI MD.
ay atlanta; Sia. Once Ili}2 Whi.eha!lSIp
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ri Office 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

The annu,l meetirgsf LGECHAEICs' BUILD
ING AssOCI8TfOHa Ncs. /, 2, 8 snd OF :, lex.
audri4, vs.. W il be holi a. Ccnc1rd;E Iali On
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. IS, 1892, e, o'clock D. u.
LEONARD MARBURy,
dec2S I'd Soorassrv.
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A GENERAL MEETING of tho stcos lders OF
H tho GEORGIA MANGANESE AND leon
COSP6NY will bs hi ct the ofIice OF he c,m
pany. in hlcxandris, Va, or FEB30AhY 6 h.,
r x mo, at 2:30 o'clock p IN. By oIdor of the
Eoid OF Iiicctors,
iau7 td RALPH Walsh, Sec'ty.
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U1HE annual meeting OF the stcckh liers OF tho
i CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY fer tie elec.
ton Of board OF twen five directors and for
tho transaction of o. her business will be he'd at
tho Hotel Fleischmanu. this city, oa WEDHEe-
DAY, January 13, 1892. Polls open ct o. 10 :;
c,o;e at 8 o. m. J)NN G. sIATEB, Presid mt
HENRY K. SIMPSON, Ftcttsiy. dec31 i'd
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y NrCCEHoLDERs' MEETING.

1 NHUAL MEETING OF1da MOUNT WEB
A NON FI8E 1EsU2ANCE t0APAHE OF
ALE FXANDGIA.
gho snDu4l Getting OF the stockholders Of the
Mount Vernon ire Insurance Company Of Alex
andris, w Will be held 81 the Off % OF the con-
per =, corner OF King ard F,irex streets, Alexan.
drIs. W.. at 12 ociock noon MONDAY, January
1S a 1892, fer the elect!ol OF otiarI and such
other business aa my be brous ht before toe meet
irg. r. 3. CORRETT. President.
i.r2Cw A. 4. WAKEFIELD, stc,etary
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AUCTI0Ig SALES
1 COMMISSIONERS SALE.

.Fy virtue ofa decreos & The co.rors.iep o,r-.
OF toe city o. bl>x, ni7ia, rendered st t -, - G1e
Der tenn, 1891, in tae ohsucsry csno ~; ',t- :;
Mhes!ley, who sues &c ". John Crisl rs nd.
minl':rs:or tsls., th5 uldcrsigded, who by ,Sid
decree was apooiattd special c}au,is 81. sn
that pnfpoe g vi ct II o'cocl M, ca ''t
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CHARLES B. PEARSON, President.
j MES II. MILLER. scc.etsry. dec24 w3w
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING of The stock.
II hold rs cf The OLD DOMINION PEaP&IC-
al BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION vii! ho
be On WEDNESDAY. JsnI"Iy 13 Ii. 1e9! AT
7:3O o'clock, at Concordis BaIi.
doc22 I'd +. F. UHLER, Secrea-y
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6sc2S I'd

A MEETING CT THE MOUNT vGRHoN &C.
IA OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
No. will DO ha!d On WEDNEeDAY, Jan. 13,
1892, ct 7:i5 p. m, ct Copcorii il Hs /.
dec23 I'd r.. Z. UH GER, S.cretar-.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-15
relief should be placed the proud utterance
of Cornelia, the mother Of the G:aeehi:

relief should be placed the proud utterance
of Cornelia, the mother Of the GEaechi:
''fhese are my jewels"
Later on, when space was assigned for
the Ohio building In the exposition grounds
with projection Immediately in front of
the west entrance of the great art building,
at the junction of two great thor0ughfares.
an excellent place for statuary, the subject
was brought to the attention of Captain
Levi T. Scofeld Of this city. He has given
form TO a group of statuary represented by
the cut in this article.
The entire height of the group is 81 feet 4
inches. The central figure of Ohio is 10
feet and the others Z y feet each in height.
The base of the pedestal is II feet in
diameter. The work is to be executed en-
tfrey in brenZe and granite, and after the
monument has completed its mission at
Chicago it will be taken down and per-
manently located at Columbus.
The committee having in charge this par
ticular part OF Obi0's exhibit has expressed
great satisfaction with the design Sketehed
by Mr.. Scofield. No decisive action will be
taken, however. NATL the entire Ohio COM
mission is consulted. Il is not thought
there Will be particle of opposition to the
adoption of the plans. The Ohio Legis-
lature has appropriated SIS, 900 for the
work, and it will be the effort Of the State
officials to make this one display alone such
as will bring great honor and recognition to
the buckeye commonwealth.