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IL AUCfIONEERS.
14O7 g STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF wILLARD0 HOTEL,
!, AND wILLARD'S HALL. IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON
D. c.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia rendered IA eouty
cause No. 10945 docket "a. Of said court, vksrV{n
Henry K. willard was complainant and Jossph q.
willard was defendant. and which decree afArmed
b. the Supreme Court Of the United States on appeal
the undersigned trustees appointed IN and by said d.
cree viii ell q public auction. front OF the prem
49, on 2. F FRTRA Mdr tss FpEsr PAY e JULY
n, g sr1y a nS%ssrsd 1rs two I txsiy: I'D
e9l In square numbered two hundred and twenty AvO
(226. in the city Of Warrington. IN the DISTRICT a.
Columbia together With the bundtngs and improve
Hotel and wnlsrd's Hall In said city. which WI 30
sold a. IN entirety. 80
asrns q ssie aspssczibed ty the dscrss srs
third Of the purchase money 10 b paid the day Of
sale. onethtrd IN one yesend onsfhtrd IN two ysers
thereafter. Of which the srrsd payments viii b en-
0enced BY The prOntao0ry notes OF the pufchaaer
purchasers ind Will bear nterest q th6 rate q p1f
ceutum per annum from the day Of sals and VII b
secured ~ n2Oftgngo upon the prsmfDoG, the puT
chaser at his tAetR option pay TIE
ynode 81 tie purchase money tn caah. dapoGtt Of
e4D WI - raquired fEo@ TIE Pufchaase ax the t1we
q sale WM II NATTIN9LY. Trustee, No. Ex6
1th q, n-y;s - II 1oRRIs. Trussss. l45 Ct
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DuNcANsoS Bros. Aucs... 9th and d SITS. NV
TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPERTY ON

/ bONSANoON DhOS. Aucte-. YIN ana ID sts n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
al 1891 and duly recorded IL iiSer 1888 foil9:
~ ts ss ss and s ct ssa Of the land record.
III 81 6 EapAS
IN the sounty Of Washingtn D. c., and being parts
Of lots numbered IL and L. in block numbered A. in
o1ns se on e sn ans Sy
depth Of 1o0 and improved by two large cottage dwell
ings.
Each dwelling will be sold separately, beginning
with the easernmost house The terms Of sale In the
case Of ED house being one-third of the purchase
IN 4
per annum interest payable semi annually. and
cmreS on the SD 5oS III cash option
house at time Of sale. Ali conveyancins and record
ing at purchasers cost Terms Of sale complied
Il 81 d ss
,e7-dsds hh Abko 5. AsskHoG%SssRR s Trustees.
r ATcLIFEE. DARR CO. .Aucts. $40 Pa. ave. NV
vrFE ska AsR F IRA
P RE HHSHS5I AVENUE AND SOUTH Street
RhfpAS Fl sS SSoT RNE xrw Il T
sell b, public iaftsn ri z fSSnt fh rs premises
feet inches on South @ street.
THIS property Is elegantly located in section that
ana ssss ~, 70
Coast and Geodetic Survey. New Library Building and
within one square Of the cable line Of the W. O.
=. Terms made known at sale. deposit Of 600 ..
iei5,dSds RArcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts
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BROS. Auct,oneerA
RUsrEEs SALE OF NEW THREE-sToRy AND
RAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING. NUMBERED
2lS STREET EARTHNEST

RAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING. NUMBERED
BY srtue q deed q trust duly recorded m Thar
he ao, ~ Of ts Land ssSors q
Sfs$sss: sHs%i TIN sfSRSfE fIf bsS 81 81
loving situate n ey & the fS
and District Of Columbia. and known and designsted
:ousS e e 1Ss sss oss o. ss1,
two 15I2l. commencing for the same the south line
d. srs sn emo
s1n1aas them RSrs and
shs1ss soSth nfsy-one and eshty one hnndredshs
q nineteen tsSss se sss on The n % line
ming, tosether With all the improvensnts. Ways.
rsht, sassments PRIVILEGES and appurtenanc.s to the
sale Be made a RISK and eoss CT she nf
n q sale q the ssid prsmisss under the ,sd
semoef. 1880. to O. W. stickney through James r.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. haisnc. IN two equal
nos ss sS os ne
sd ss & Il 4 q s s: soa ' s on q:
Vii r rsau 4: n. ss' ...
Wi s ' such I &.
9 m; me- :s S and so:t e =: Sst.gns rur
n b 6S%s y IN the city Of
ny2s-dhs cLifFoRD q. SMITH rruss's~
1 J.5dTF6sP4F, JUNE sfxfEESTH. isSS. q ak
,.ssla. dEs2sasS s j. rE sHiHH Trustee.
IIeD5TFHa 5b Asoy gas sAIE e T9sTEeEED ysr
.a74s. t tESs' s 5st 8. ssiEEt:s rs-.--
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUR. DAYS,
WAIrER n. WILLIAMS 4 co. A1r,,so..

WALTER n. WILLIAMS d CO, Aursion..r.
rRT,SJF, ,:, SALE OF Two ADJOINING TRACTS
PikE. HDJoiNiSG rSirED STATES sas, s 4 IN
BY virtue q aesA Of trust, dated r-s-u.-, Is,
q ;ss .as s.. p iss ~ 3,
sS one as I'm n land -cr. s iSS @ I.
county. Nd. and at rcqur- party secured th~rrfy
III ri fsss II sG's StS TaEEsspi y s &
trsni q ~ On ,hs rrsgi.ss. STOUT nty four sr-.
Sgans sias r OF srse, Si land snors = s.r rs.s
and SSan. IN saa a x sr rs and - x 2-'s
deed dated MAY 10. isSH g H.rrtette isabella Jett
ssid Land reSoris Tor said District iesthsr With ,s
improvements thereun. frame DWELLING house. barn.
The land in ssid District and tho land IN said county
Terms Of sale: ossl,h,rd cash e.isnce IN one ana
wo yeArs 70 be secnred b. plrchss-rs notes bcarnx
day OF sale. and dee Of trust on roTsrsy sid OF III
cash sSn, 2; he op,ion q. urSh.-es 80 Ssh on lsnd
land about atty ;oar IN ssid District ee
purcs.sr cost Term. y .s 20 s SoS ..
IN ten DAYS from day Of sAs els. riEht
$. s SSs 81 aS rs. IN sSs n s
paper puhlished dai,y n M.shin.t.n. ID; C.
,els-d,d. HENEi G THoNfsoS. Trustees
II ArcLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auct,onecr.l
rHE RnE:s STORY FRAME AND brick BASEMENT
HHpprrSSE NoxhHwfsL CORNER OF ZIP
II.
CONTAINING ELEVEN ROOMS.
Under and by virtue OF decree of the surr~me
Court Of the District uf ColrmhA rendered IN equity
ekuse No 1881, wherein Whitehead Mckinlsy
complsinant and William l. Freeman 81 al. were
dctendSnts the undersigned trustee. appointed In and
~ said decree viii sell II puhllc auction in front of
the premises. on FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
Jrll. 1sfs. az F1NE OCLOCk p NJ. 10 tho highest
bidder. an undivided one-ffth interest IN part ~
ORIGINAL lot numbered one a. IN square NUMBERED
one hundred aud ninetysiK tiadl. beginning the
same al the southeast corner q ssd lot and runnin
sl.iy tive OR, feet and ten 40 inehcs then,e east
twenty CN fs-et 20 18th -. west thence south the
pase 81 heenning, In the csy Il Washington District
oi tciuinhs. tether with the building and ml
inenis therea. Subject however a deed of trust -
Dc announced AZ the sale
- lh terms 81 sale. rihed by tho decree
Ote,hird q the purchase money 20 h. raid In cash
and the alsnce in and years with interest az
oler cent per annun. the deferred payments
cI s y deed 81 trust on tho nrorerty sold all
AZ THE option Of the purchaser deposit Of
slW required Al time Of sale eyAncing and
ring ~ purchasers The terms o. rompliad
Nlh III nfteen days otherwise ret reserved 90 resell
~ the risk and cost of the defauting purchase after
I'VE days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 sale in slme news
paper published In WASHINGTON, n. e
CLAkkSCE A. BRANDINBTRG Tru.tee
t-oToNos 4l2 9Th n
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FUTURE DAYS.

~ LEU. W. 6llCANE1. Aucx. 14l0 New 10rk ave.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
: DWELLING HOUSE. NO. 4os SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
Byvirtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in Laber
20 1888 folio 4oI e Of the land records Of
tho District Of Columbia. and ct the written request
q the party thereby secursd y oaeE for sale a
~ J g t9e p i 81 AZ FIVE 6cLoK
the following described real estate situate in wash
ineton city District Of Columbia Wit: The north
twenty three 2 let and eight 90 inches front and
numbered twenty.:ix c28,. n square numbered
bys valuable four-story brief dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash, balance in three equal instaments payable In
two and three years. With nterest thereon. ray
chaser must b ysn bearing date the day Of sale
q the opton a the purchaser Adepost Of eco VIII
b reapired 81 the time Of sale the terms Of sale
sale me trustees the right 70 fese the prop
Evsning Star nsSspspsr q s.d city A the ..L md
and recording q The cost q the Pugrh.:sr
E M6dEiAAM Is RSS3aSNkMAN. Trustees.
Weh.te. Law building and Natl BANK Of Warrington.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Carson Mccartney. 14I9 street.
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Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN ANACOsTIA. D. c.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust dated the Goth
day Of May, D: 1901. and duly recorded In Iiber
No l57 folio ~ ct se9 one Of the l.nd records Of
secured thereby, We viii Ell q gghlis .qc.!ons u
SEVENTH. 1892. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol.
lowing described real estate situate in the county OF
Washfnkton. District Aforesaid, and Known and de-
:c5ibsS e lot nymbssed siehty:tyo GSe> the south
bered and the northerly twenty t20 feet
BY Its entire depth Of lot numbered eighty three (8
In H. A. Griswolds recorded subdivision Of lots seven
and twelve in the Of the Talbuts estate
said H. A. Grfswolds subdivision IL duly enrolled
In LA6er county number .x. st folio 23 IN the sur
veyors ONCE for said District, together With the Inn
provements. consisting Of . hne COTTAGE dwelling,
with modern improvements.
Terms OF sale: Oue-thiId cash, balance in ono and
two years with iptsre~t Spay.bs semisnnuaiy). and
secured by deed Of trust the property ali cash
Concentrating and recording ct cost OF purchaser.
deposit Of 900 will BE- required whom the prop
erty IL struck on, and the terms of sale be
piled with In fifteen days from day Of sale the trustees
the right to resell the property ct sk and
of defsuiting pnrchsssE;
jel5-ikds ERNEST L. SCHMIDTS Ifussee2
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. oia 81, ~.
ExFcuToRs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MD TMMpRoyED RIAL ESTATE IN
S9hok9EI0WN AND IN THE COUNTY or
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AUCTION SALES.
TONIOR ROW,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneers-

MILK WAGONS AND CANS AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW MORNING, JUNE TWENTY.
fiFIH. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we shall sell, In front
TWO MILE WAGONS AND CANS.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
II
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
VIII Be sSld st the bazaar SATURDAY MORNING,
JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, car load of horses from Messrs NJ Fox
Son of Baltimore. Among this lot will be found six
large cart horses and driving horses.
ALSO
30 head Of good work and driving horses consigned by
various parties In this lot horses suit any kind
OF business. Sale peremptory
te23i2t 3. BENSINGER, Auctioneer
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/ ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. 14U7 q st.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Al OUR AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY. JUNE
TEN O'CLOCK.
s, ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
StA-FASSENGER DAYTON WAGON, WITH POLE
AND SHAFTS.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
A. NUMNER OF VEHICLES OF VARIOUS KINDS
II SEVERAL HORSES AND BCGGlES.
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TWO Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES. ALL MOD.
ERN IMPROVEMENTS. NOS. 1923 AND 1873
THrIRTppv;FHII.Rp, STREET. GEORGETOWN.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY.
FIFTH. at SIX O'CLOCK, We will offer for GALE, in
PART OF LOT o34,
IN SQUARE I20,
Improved two we'll built two-story dwelling houses.
on the line Of the electric railroad.
Terms easy and stated the time Of sale. deposit
Of poo on each house ct the time An conveyancins
N224t RADCLIFFE. DARR / CO.. Aucts-
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Mr.. DONALDSON GIN IT."-lt is an open
secret that Senator NJ. L. Donaldson, of
Greenville, will contest this congressional
district with Capt. Shell or anybody else
who may cho 50 to make the race In fact.
It Is not q secret, as Mr.. Donaldson has an
nounced his candidacy to several gentlemen
Of tbs city, and 1t is going to be, from pre-
sent indications, one Of the most interesting
con'ests Of tho year. Senator Donaldsan,
It Will be remembered, started cut, as did all
/ other leading alliance men in the State, as
warm supporter or the powers that be, and
the TACT that he has come out ss an oppo-
nent OF ono Of "the great triumvira,e5 is
only one Of the m,ny straws Indicating. tho
rapid disiotegra'ion Of the Tillman-Irby Shell
forces. The "cow conferees" are not 10 have
II al their own way this year by any man
nsr OF means. Men OF Donal1son's stamp
are very much disgruntle by existing poli,-
ical conditions and very freely express
their classification thorewith, both in gene
ral conversation and through the public
pre,s.
Mr.. Donaldson is strong with the farmers
ofthe State, and Is hard fighter. He will
make the run for all he is worth, and will
put Cspain Sneii TO his trumps. Ex-Comp-
troier General Veroer, as bas been pre-
viously announced in The State. hiss likewise
declsred his intention Of contesting Captain
Ohei, seat in congress, so between the three
sharp AMI lively fight ma5 be looked for.
--TAe State,
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OBITUARY.

BETSIL-Died, in Union Co., s. c., Jan.
9th, 1892, JOHNNIE BETsILL, in the 2O,h
year Of his age.
Just entering the threshold of manh hcoi,
bright future opened up TO him. He was
om6st dutifnl son, aad as he was the oldest
one at home, very naturally his raren's
leaned on him as their st4y and help; but O
wise providence ordered it otherwise. For
ihrse weeks or more he was patient sufferer.
All that human skill Of Physicians and
friends GOULD do. could not avail. Sometimes
he vas delirious, apl at others his mind was
clear, and he would talk calmly of his end.
lie wss noble boy. All who knew him
loved him. Kind, affeciionate, and cheerful,
his company was delighted in by his. young
friends. j suppose Johnnie had not an
enemy on earth. He never professed q
chsnge Of heart, until during his last illness
when by faith In the atonement of the Son
81 God, he sAid, "Christ had sayed him.
and after this blessed assurance, he csllei
oil his friends around him and preached
Christ and the resurrection. God held him
IN the cruci6ie long enough to refine the
gold and purge away the dross,-all in
answer TO the prayers Of himself aud Lowell
ones. HIS body sleeps In the churcbyard
Nst Padget's Creek, there TO await the trump
cf God, % IL shall awake his sleeping dust,
when We hope 10 meet dear Johnnie, clad 10
lieht aud immortali'y. May God bless and
eimfoft the grief stricken family ond save
them all at last In Heaven.
D. P. b.
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BAII ROAD UDsCRIPTI0N
JUAE3NiLL mo PiNCKNEY ToWN-
SII IiPS.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, I
J,.nApy 1C,u 1900

OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
JAgUARY 18TH, 1892.
NJ HRREAS, hy an Act Cf the Legisla-
Nv ture OF Sou'h Carolina, approved the
22Dd day of December, 1891, it is msic Law :
full for the townships Of Jones,illo and
Pinckney. respectively, to subscribe to ths
capital stock Of tho Lockha,t Shoals alway
Company, such sums and in such manner
AS said Act prescr5es:
And Whereas, Ivy sad Act, it is made
the duty Of the Comfy Commissioners OF
Union County, 10 submit to the qualified
electors of said townships, respectively, the
question Of "Sub'criptiou" or "No Subscrip-
tion" OF the sum Of Twenty Thtu-aud po,-
lars, by each of said townships. to the Capt.
tai Stock Of the sad Lockhart Shoals Rail
way Company, i'll six per ceut. Coupon
bonds, payable by levy of taxes upon the
taxable property OF said townships, in
Twenty and Thirty years sfter the issue
thereof, and to be ieceivel by the said Raj
wry Company at par said bonds to to Of the
denominations of One Hundred, Five Hon
dred and One thousand dollars; provided
that the funds realized on said bonds shall
be expended in the construction Of ssil Rail-
way within the limits OF The said Townshi ps
And Wdereas, by raid Act, it is made the
duty Of the said County Commissioners to
order an election. specifying the time, place
and purpose of the election, an ! TO uppoin,
three monagtrs ut each election precinct in
said townships, who shall hold AMI conduct
aaii election, al which the ballots shall have
written or p inted thereon, the words Sub
script;on' Or "No Subsc'iriinn.''
III therefore Ordered, that an election lie
held fer sad purpCse on Tuesday, the six
teenth day Of February, A. D., 1892, and
that The POLLS be opened Mt the various
- ,,,t. al, 1.
Of Jonesviile and P,nckuey, from y o'clock,
A. NJ. urti 6 o'clock. 2. W., of that day,
| Mt which ell, ction All the qualified electors If
said townships shall! be entitled to vote, that
the ballots shall have written or printed
ihereoa the words Subscription" or "No
Subs cripiop."
The following are hereby appointed mana
gers "f the election herein ordered
MANAGERS OF ELECTION
JoNRsvILLE PRECINCT.
W. II. 8. HARRIS,
d. w. FOWLER,
J. w. BAlES,
KELroN PRECINCT.
JAMESON G. KELLY,
G. f. BAILEY,
r. N. HARRIS.
HUGHES PRECINCT.
W. A. MOOKHEAD,
w. l.. ASKEW,
j. q. TRACY,
Said managers shall make returns and
meet at the Courthouse of said County and
cunt the votes and declare the result OF said
election, and certify the same to the Chair
mau of the Board Of County Commissioners
of said County, as provided by law. on OF
before Friday, February the 10Th, 1892.
BY order of the Board.
WILLIAM Nj. GALLMAN,
Chm Il. G. C.. Uuion Co.
CHARLES BoLT
Clerk of Bard.
Jan l. 3 4t.
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NEW YORK
EFT
T. HC a ED H H @ H
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 make clean sweep
OF strictly winter goods We do not carry goods from
to another Quick sales short profits close price
to ALL coupled with square and fair dealing governs
business.
We have no 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
We have just received big lot of Dorme shirts 25 49,
80, 6S worth twice the money
Our clothing co. and get prices Shoes cheaper
than
Come and get prices before you buy.
RESpECTEII1Y
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= GUARANTEED Guns FOR LA GRIprx.--we
authorize our advertised druggist to sell DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consnm ption,
Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If
you arc afflicted with L, Grippe and will
use this remedy according to directions, Civ
Ing II fair trial, and experience no benefit
you may re,urn the bottle and have your
money refandei. We make this offer
because of tho seasons epidemic. Have
heard Of no case in which it failed. Try il.
Trial bottles free at B. F. Posey's Drugstore.
Larger .ize 600 and 81.
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Coop LooKs.-Good looks are more than
skin deep, depending upona healthy condi-
ton Of al the vital organs. If tho Liver be
inactive you have q bilious look, if your
stomach DO sordered you have a Dyspeptic
look and IL your Kidneys be affected you
have pinched lock. Secure good health
AMI you will have good looks. Electric Bit
ters 's tho great Alternative and tonic, acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures PIN
pies, Blotches. Boils aud give, n good com
plexion. Sold ut B. F. Posey's Drugstore,
800 per bottle.
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Guardians Notice If Final
DISCHARGES.

DY permission of IIoo. ]. NJ G,e.
ID Judge Of Probate for Union C,.ua,s,
/ will oo- the 22nd day Of Fstru.ry 1862,
make my final return as Guardian of vii lam
r. Kelly, and apply for letters 81 dismissory
as sail Guardian.
All persons having claims against TIE said
William n. Kelly during his miao,ity viii
present them to me on or befre iha, day.r
s. j. II. HOWELL,
Guardian Of VIM. r.. Kelly.
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AsorH.a ATTEMPT TO BuaN rnE Tdws O..
LsuRsss.- Laurens. Jamuary S0--Aaain
Lures soficrs by IRE AZ IiO o'o'oeL
THIS morning the flames were iiscOvere A m
Minter q Jamison two story brick build
ing, on the north side Of the public square.
containing their furniture store, end one ef
thei'arge>t stocks Of the kind in the State in
their immouse dry goods establish meui. Tho
hremen promptly responded and commenced
stubborn fight that lasted for hours. The
nsmes were Kept confined t. the basement
anu ground door for nearly sn hour, aud 1t
was hofed that the danger was over when
they suddenly burst from every apoytion of
the building. In few moments shu vkola
houte was fiery mass. from which great
volumes OF smoke arose. This, with The
neat, made succes'ful rss's edS impossible.
Then Col. B. W. Balrs handsome three
story bulldog caught uuder ths roof in
front. The fremsn climbed to the roof aud
cutting through fought the FIRE from above,
until, from the danger Of their position, they
were forced 10 descend. Then they kept up
their struggle until the water in the e:stern
failed. But for this delay the Ball house
might have been saved.
y. L.. Mimnaugh's clothing store was on
the ground foor aud the law office, of Bali,
Simpkins Bal, aud w. w. Kennedy, ami
the sleeping room Of Charles Myers on the
rcond The cl,thing stock aud the law
libraries. including that Of n C. Watts,
besides tho-e already named, was removed.
Tho Minter & Jamison los, on the build
ing will amount to about $1,000 aud on
stocks $50, 900; insurance on building So, 900;
on socks sic, 900. Col Balls loss on the
building amounts to from $4,000 t, $1,000,
sceording to the condition OF tho walls. The
building Wa, insured for $4,000. Mim-
nsugil's loss aud the lssses on tho law libra
ries ere probably covered.
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Application for Homestead.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Gym
IN this Bailey, widow IF George Bailey,
deceased, has filed her petition before me o
have homestead assigned and set off,
for the benefit of herself and her children,
Robert +. Bailey. Preston y. Bailey, Alice
Bailey, Sallie Bishop and Josie Young, ftom
the ron, and personal property of the said
George Bailey, deceased.
Notice is further given that the said petit
ton will como up for hearing before me, on
the 9th day OF February, 1892, Mt II o'clock,
A. NJ. C. II. PEAKE.
Master for Uni,n County.
Jan 90 5 a TX
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PAUL II. HAYNES WIDow DRAD.-At'an-
to, Ga, Jan. 2O.-Mrs. Paul Hamilton Hayne,
widow ofthe Soulh's famous poet, died yes
terdsy. Mrs. Hayne was Miss Mitchell, of
South Carolina. Her father was surgeon
In Napoleou's army.
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Notice to Creditors.

W. Mob. Sloan,i AdminsI ator Of the
Estate of j. NJ. Gibbs, Plaintiff,
against
X. hamilton Gibbs, ct al Defendants.
| NDER an order in tbe above stated case
~ the creditors of Jas. NJ. Gibbs, deceased
are required to present and establish their
claims against the estate Of said Jas. NJ.
Gibbs, deceased, before nc. on or before the
7th day of March, A. d. 1892.
g. II. PEAKE
Mas'er far Union County.
Jan % Gt
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MARRIED.

DICKERSON-ESTES. Married, January
IA, 1892, by Rev. d. p. Boyd, Mr.. Bsnja-
mine NJ. Dickerson, Of Fairfield County. to
Miss Ida Estes, Of C:oss Keys. Union
County, 8. G.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Remaining In the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending Feb. 9th, 1892.
Miss G " Gregory, MRS. Carrie Morris,
Mrs Maria Gage. Mr. Dove Murphy,
Mr. Harry Gentry, Mr. e d Smith,
Mas corpe'ia Hunter, John Shelton,
NJ q D Harris, Mr. 4 r Soot.,
! Mss4 Hannah Lee, Aug Sims
Mrs J McKissick, Miss Matte Walker.
MrJ W Nick ssick,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifsdvcrtised and will be required
]. c. HUNTER, p. NJ.