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Settled Their Differences.

CLEVELAND, Nov. l7.-The differences
between the telegraphers, operators of
the New York, Pennsylvania s. Ohio
railroad and the company have been set
tied. The men agree to the advance in
wages offered by the company some
time ago and which was at that time re-
f1oo1
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St. Louis society Sensation.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-The bon ton So
ciety of West End is greatly agitated
rimonial relations of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles D. C,lnlort, prominent society
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-THE gov
ernment has decided to raise the duty
on raw cotton to 140 copecs per pood for
imports by sea and l55 for imports by
land,
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.

Ed. Wilson Wanted at Elhntlrsan, 5. d.,
for killing Otto Salquist.
FLANDREAU, S. D., Nov. 17.-Otto
Salpuist was murdered by Ed. Wilson,
who is still at large, and is thought to
be in st. Paul or Minneapolis, as he was
last heard from at Jasper, Mimi, short
time before the train LETT for the above
cities. The object of the murder was
robbery and was a cold -blooded affair.
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In sizing up the results of election il

In sizing up the results of election in
this county it should not be forgotten
that acting chairman Powers of the
central committee is entitled TO full
credit. Owing to the absence of chair
man Silsby on the stump the bulk of
the work fell upon Mr.. Powers, and he
gave it his careful and intelligent at
tention even to the detriment of his
own personal canvass. He arranged
what meetings were held and also saw
to it that there were responsible per-
sons in each precinct to get out the full
vote. being assisted in the matter of
polling the county more by the candi-
dates than by his own executive COM
mittee. The Republicans Of Dawson
county owe more than they realize to
the quiet yet persistent efforts of the
acting chairman of the county commit
tee, and they should not forget his val
liable and faithful services.
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RICHMOND s. DANVILLE RAILROAD co.
COLUMBIA AND GREEYvLLE DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect july 9Th
1891 Trains run on 18th Meridian time
NORTH BJUND
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AUCTION!
AUCTION!
AUCTION I!
will close out my entire stock
of goods to the highest bidder.
Goods must go regardless of
Cost.

l have determined to close nv
business in Union the quickest
possible way. Auction sales will
begin FRIDAY, JANUARY 1,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, aud continue
every day until the entire stock is
exhausted.
will have special Auction Sale,
for Ladies only, on Friday, beginning
at2 o'clock. Seats for ladies will be
provided. All invited to call.
thank the good people of Union,
town and County, for their liberal
patronage, and only regret 1 cannot
continue the same.
Yours Respectfully,
G.. p. GARRETT.
jan L tr
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Notice of Final Discharge.
NOTICE 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 for Union
County, of John Rodger, as Executor of the
estate of William l.. Palmer, deceased.
AS Trustee of Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs.
Amanda Little, Mrs. Mamie st Cla'r, Addie
Palmer, Ellis Palmer and Mrs Sallic Foster,
and apply for Letters Dismssory rs trustee
of the above named persons.
All persons having claims against. the
estate Of William Palmer deceased, or against
the Trust estates of the above named parties,
are notified TO present them to the under
signed, properly nt!ested, on or before the
above stated date.
JAMES II. RODGER,
LOUIS N. RODGER,
Executors of the will of John Rodger,
deceased.
Dec 81 At
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SALES FOR FEBRUARY.
MASTERS SALES.
State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas

~ SOAAAAAOh l. 1Ssso.
c. r. Brown and A. E. Browu, ss Admins
tratorsofJ. ]. Brown, deceased, PiaiatiD ),
ssainst
A. Frank Smith. @. d. Wright, and A. n.
wood. Defsadans.
obedience to an order made in the above
j stated case. by His Honor J. II. Hudson,
Circuit Judge. datei November 4, 1891. I
Will SSH before the Courthouse door in the
town Union, In the County of Union, State
atorc.aid. Within che legal hours Of sale, on
Monday, the LIST. day Of February 1892, the
the f,l owing described property, to wit:
LA ACRES.
All that tract or parcel of land, lying in
the County and State aforesaid, coutsioing
one hundred and foriy-four acres, more or
less, bounded on the North by land known
as the Kennedy Dover land on the East by
Broad River /; on the South by Loves land, !,
and on the West by land ofGadberry Wright
said land being known as the r. r. Darwin
lAnt.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
G. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Otfics, Jan. o. 1892.
4 jan. 10 81.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR FEBRUARY, 1892.

DY virtue Of sundry executions, to me
~ directed, I win sell before the Court
z house door, Ia ,hs town Of Union, Union
Couuty, on NJ ,nday, tho first day Of Febru-
ery next. during the legal hour. Of sales, the
Se(Iortpg described property. to wit:
One tract Of land bcIonging to L. ". Gaf-
nay, situate, lying and being In Goudeysville
TowShhip, Union G. ua,y, contaiaing Nv,
hindrsd and eighty acres, m re or less,
uhonn led on the north by lands Of james
Beryice and Th,na Service, East by lanIs
IofU. W. Mckowa aud Mrs. "A. ". shelton,
uth by lands Of c.P. Husgin, and Mrs
"A. Y. shelton, West by lands OF W. D..
8 Alexander and Giles Tn h,msoe.
Levied m, and be sold ~ the property
oh y. oafasy, at tho suits Of Esbsrt q.
& ksIgh, stat
]. q. LONG, s. NC
Jaa is 8 81,
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Notice to Road Overseers.

1VOOfCO 10 1tOStS OV0TBS6rSs
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY, s. g., JAN. Arm, 1892.
A LII roa ovsrsoers holding Commiss ons
"A from this BIarl, dating back two
years, are Hereby n"ifci to return their
Commissions to the Clerk Of this Board, and
receive their Cert fica'rs Of Exemption, as
provided by law.
All Roa1 oversecrs retaining their Com
missions cfter the fret day of February next,
will be considered as holding over for the
present year. aud will be he'd resfonsiblc
for their sections of road. ss the law direc g..
by order OF the b ,arl of County Commis-
sioners for Union County.
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Boar,l.
Jams 2 81.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.


a CCORD1NG TO law. The annual assess.
"A ment of property commences on Jan
uarJ ISL lS92, aud closes on February 2Or h,
ioo%. ror the c"nVtn enc. of the Tax Pay
ers' VIII attend the following pl,ces aud
times.
In my Office at the C,urthou G from Janu-
airy LIST, 10 January 6 h.
west SPringS, Friday forenoon, January
9Th.
Co'eraine, Friday afternoon, January 9th.
IlooS Saturday forenoon, January 9th.
Cedar Bluff, Mond.y afternoon, January
11'h '
ross Keys, Tuesday, January 18th.
M'nters Sto~e, We .uesday forenoon, jan
uary 18th. '""
Goshen Hill, Thur day forenoon, January
14th.
Fish Dam, Friday, January 18th.
10th ' '"""''S
nmy office. Monday; January 18Th.
MI; I"oor' Tuesday January, 10Th.
Kelton, Wednesday, January Goth.
hendrick's Store, Thursday, forenoon,
January Dist.
Goudeysville, Thursday afternoon, Janu-
Milkinsvilie, Friday, January 22d.
Draytouville, MOlIay, January 25tb.
Timber Ridge. Tuesday forenoon, Janu,ry
A.oury, Tuesday afternoon, January 2Gth
ana "ednesdty forenoon. January 9th.
Jonesvile Thursday, January 2Stb.
AM at the Courthouse from that time
until the 2O'h February, at which time the
book closes, and a penalty of 50 per cent will
De added tothe taxes on all property not re-
turn within the time prescribed by the law.
All male persons between the ages of 2l
and oo are liable to poll tax, except such as
are exempt by law.
Il. B. MORGAN,
Auditor.
Ofhce of County Auditor, Dec. lst, 1891.
Dec IL SO o.
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Mortgage Sale Of Land.

MOTISdSo Dale Oh IanQ.
pY virtue Of q power of sale contained in
- Mortgage given Ivy David Orr, to Is.
F. Rawls. ami assigue TO mo, bearing date
March 18th, 1885. aud recorded in the Office
Of the Register of Mesne Conveyance, in book
F. No. 8. pages 324, 325, 326, 327, on that
day, and BY further vir,ue OF power of
sale cont,ineL iu n mortgage gwen by said
David Orr to me, besr,ns date January
26th, 1886, aud on February 23rd 1886,
recorded in tho office Of the Register Of
Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in
Cook G. No. Z, page 1876, upon which mort
gage Dover was duly renounced; l will scll
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 lst, 1892, that certain
tract Of land belonging to David Orr, aud
known as the Issao White place, containing
(60) sixty acres more or less.
January 9th, 1892.
W. c. WALLACE,
Mortgage onI Assignee.
jan. 3 At.
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TAX EXTENSION.
HNAXES are now extended, so, instead of
Il going to the County Treasurer and pay
ing your taxes, postpone them for o time, and
come to my store who're you will get more
goods for your money than you ever
dreamed of.
l have an excellent array Of New Nuts,
Raisins, Currants and Citron. Figs, Prunes
and Oranges. Apples and Candies offer
two grades Of California Pears. Aprcots
Cherries, dessert and Pie Peaches. Roast
aud Corned Beef. Whole Ok and Pig
Tongue. Potted and Devilled Ham and
Tongue. Green Peas, Tomatoes, Okra and
Tomstoes, etc., e:c.
PLAIN AND SELF RAISING BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR
Plain and homeless French Sardines.
Jams, Marmaladcs, Canton Ginger Pre-
serves. All varieties of Pick es and sauces.
Extra Fine New Orleans Molasses.
l 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,ss Of six
cents cotton. Pure unadulterated oil 25
cents per gallon. Respectfully,
L. G. YOUNG.
Dec 1S 81 If
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Dissolution of Partnership.

YNllE firm of Il. S. Lipscomb & Co., is this
i day diss I've hy mutual Consent. II. 5.
Lipscomb will c,ntinus the business. All
persons indebted to the firm will. please come
forward and settle at once.
X. s. LIPSCOMB,
II. nj. WILKINS,
Gaffney City. s. c., Jan. 2, 1892.
jim 8 9 4t.
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f.,, The State of South Carolina.
J, COUNTY OF UNION.
In, the Court of Common Pleas.
Louiss Hollingsworih, Plaintiff,
against
Henry G. Miller, James Hollinsworth, aud
Andrew Hollingsworth, Defendants.
N obedience TO an order made in the above
L stated case, by His Honor, w. H. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, dated January Z, 1892, i
will sell before the Court House door. in the
town Of Union, within the legal hours of sale,
on Monday the first day Of February, 1892,
the following described property, to wit:
Ito ACRES IN 2rRACrs.
All that certain tract or parcel OF land, ly-
Ing being and situote in Fshdam township,
Union County, State aforesaid, containing
one hundred and seventy-five acres, more or
less, bounded by lands ofJesse Conner, John
W. Kellys estate, and others.
The said tract Of land will be divided into
two separate tracts. ="
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third ofthe purchase money to be
paid In cash, the balance on credit Of one
and two years, In equal instal!men,s, with
interest from day of sale, the purchaser to
give mortgage Of the premises to secure
he purchase money.
The above land to be sold at the risk If J.
P. Holingsworth. who bid 1t off at the sale
on Salesday In November, 1891, but has
failed to comply with the terms.
c. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office Jan. Q. 1892.
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

COUNTY OF UNION.
By JAMES NJ. GEE. Esq. Probate Judge.
" HEREAS, Joseph II. McKissics, MS
" Clerk of Court, has male snit l., me
to grant him letters of Administration on
the Estate of and effects of Robert Macbeth.
deceased. s..-,-
These are, therefore, t" cite and ndu. onish
oil and singular, the kindred and cred ro,s
of the said Robert Macbeth, deceased, that
they be and appear. before me, in the Court
Of Probate, to be held Mt Tn on C. H.; South
Carolina, on the 18th day of January. next.
after publication hereof, Mt ! o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have.
why the saii Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2ud
day of December, Ammo Domini, 1891.
( SEAL JAMES VI. GEE,
(~) Judge of Probate.
Published .on the 4th d,y of December,
1881, in the Union TINES.
Dec 40 6.
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Taains 10 aud lG are Daily between
Charlcstoi and Ciaeiuna,i
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
on trains 10 and lG Pullman buffet Sleep
ers between Charleston, s. c., and Ciucin.
nati, Ohio, via Atlantic Coast Line, Columbia
Ashevilie, Paint Rock, Morristowu, Knox.
vile, Jellico aud Junction City without
change
J. A. DoDsoN, JAS. L. TAYLOR.
Supt Gen Pass Agt
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Court of Common Pleas.
Alexander G. Rice, Plaintiff,
G4 against
Mary p. Dawkins, al, Defendants.
N obedience TO an order made In the
above stated case, by His Honor. J. Fl.
Hudson. Circuit Judge, dated October <2l,
1891, I will sell before the Courthouse door.
q. Union. on Monday, the 1st day of Febru-
ary. 1892, between the legal hours of sale,
the following described property, to wit:
AL that certain tract or parcel Of land,
lying being and situate in Uuion County,
State Aforesaid, containing
92O Acnss,
more or less. bounded by lands Of David
Farr, Asbury Lindsey, Ed Kendrck and
i'nds OF the estate Of JEFF Mabry.
All that tract OF land lying partly within
and partly without the limits Of the town Of
Union, bounded by lands Of II. d. Cuip,
William Munro, II. l.. Goss, Mrs. Lyles and
others, containing
270 AcREs, MORE OR LESS.
This lot has been divided into n numb.r
OF convenient lots, tho plat of which can be
seen at the Masters Office.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash, the balsnce in one and
est from Gay OF sale, the purchaser to Give
bond and mortgage Of the premises to
secure the credit part of the purchase money,
and TO pay for papers.
f,s C. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office. January 0, 1892
Jan 10 8 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

A Petersburg special. dated May q. says: For
some time past Miss Lottie Brown, u beautiful
and accomplished young lady. has been living
here with her uncle. Rev. A..C. Bledsoe. ID. d..
pastor Of the Washington Street NJ. Z. Church.
one Of the largest churches in the city. Dr.
Biedsoe has son-A. G. Bied-oe. jr.-and he
and his cousin Lottie had always shown warm
and affectipnate attachment for one another 1t
was thought that they we're matrimonially in
ciined; but the newS Of the tying of the nuptial
Knot came rather unexpectedly today. when DIR.
Bedsoe received a telegram from his son stat
ing that he and his cousin Lotto bad been mar
ried IN Washington, ID. c.. where they would re-
main for soyefal days before returning home.
The groom 10 sbout twenty-five years of age,
and il u very popular Young man. The bride il
twenty-five, aud a great favorite in society
circles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

whats that yon have ordered,
Jacks"
IA wine glass full Of Johann
Hof's Malt Extract. It's the finest
thing in the world for Indigestion.
l take it regularly with my meal"
Indigestion is a much prevalent
American disease. Too much
starchy food will cause it. Rich
food and sedentary habits also
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract is q
positive safeguard. 1t increases
the energy OF the stomach and the
intestinal canal, and stimulates the
secretion of the proper quantity of
diluting fluids. Besides this, the
extract reduces the chemical recep-
ton OF nourishing substances, both
In solid and liquid state this means
you can eat hearty meal without
hurt, as we'll as their conversion to
the form most suited for assimila-
ton. The whole idea is-it assists
nature. Eisner & Mendelson Co.,
Sole Agents and Importers of Min.
eral Waters, 6 Barclay street, New
York. Beware of counterfeits, they
are dangerous. The genuine must
have the signature of Johann
Hof" on the neck of every bottle.
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A Flag Presentation.

There was a brilliant scene at the Grand
Army Hail. corner Of 9TH and L streets, last
evening, the occasion being IN entertainment
and flag presentation. The affair was given BY
the ladies' to the members of Charles p. Stone
Post, No. IL. The hall was flled with the FAM
lilies and friends Of the members OF the post,
Who were treated to an excellent musical pro-
gram arranged by Comrade Harris. chairman Of
the entertainment committee, which included
duet, "Cheerfulness," Misses Thompson and
Nye; song, Tell Her l Love Her &c." Miss
Alice Piiisbury; .'Merrily Roam" Miss Helen
Nye; Dame Nightingale" Miss BERTHE Thomp-
.on; Welcome, Boys in Blue" Miss Lena
Thompson.
Following this came the presentation of
handsome large silk flag with two guidons to
Mr.. X. J. Beali in recognition OF the fact that
he was the first to propose having the q. A. r
encampmens here. The Gag was presented by
Miss Gaddis, daughter Of The post commander,
IN behalf Of the ladies, and Mr.. Beall made .
fitting response. Department Commander
Dmsmore was the recipient OF q large basket OF
choice Howsn, while the post was made the
recipient Of . handsome roster from Comrades
Beall and knight and Saka q Co. Short speeches
followed the presentation, during which the
ladies paAssd refreshmsuts 70 thoss who had
accepted thsis kind invitation.
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TRACK TO THEIR DEATH.

Two of the Florida Express Train Robbers
Killed.
Two Of the express robbers who held up the
train at Monroe junction, Fla, last Saturday
morning and killed Messenger Saunders have
paid the penalty for their crime. They were
killed yesterday a, Buffalo Bluff bridge, on the
st. John river. five miles south of Palatka.
About noon a hatIess negro staggered into the
court house at Palatka and said: Come to
Buffalo BIun-robbers." Deputy Sheriff Dy-
son aroused his posse and a special train soon
left with them.
George wnrtz and T. H wisg, the guard
placed by the sherif's posse at Buffalo Bluff
bridge, saw three men coming from the south
on tl'e railroad track. As the first passed, three
ieet ahead OF the others, ths guards called,
Hands up, and the first one obeyed The
second and third drew their revolvers, and the
guards knew tim. the desperate robbers were
facing them. Tho firing began BY the robbers
and a bullet gr;lzed WigS, Wurtz fired his shot
gun, loaded with buckshot and Williams fell
] he man III advaace then ran toward Palatka.
The other man ran backward and was shot in
the lex by WurtZ
An engine load OF young men composed the
especial. and among them DIR. benjamin
l.. MOrgan and Mr. Willard Of the express com
pany. This special now arrived on the scene.
swamp. They pursued him, and suddenly a
ball ripped through DIR. Morgan's vest He
snw the r0bber behind fallen tree and fired a
shotgun loaded with buckshot, and Saunders
murderer had met his DOOM Both bodies we're
laid on tho bridge and aftcrwurd brought into
Paatka on u passing freight train. In u cur lay
the CHASTITY bodies. accompanied by the guards
who had shot Williams and Superintendent
Myers. who happsned at the bridge about the
time OF the shooting.
The big murderer's thoughts as nc heard the
guards coming and knew tlath was about to
die are interesting. They were written on the
back of a map AZ the culprit lay behind tree.
Dear Mother: The time has cone TINT Won
and shall part, and hope you will not grieve
after me, for have fear. / would write
more, but have not time Kiss the children
for me. and tell them to do better than have
done and they will live longer than 1 have.
Farewell, dear mother. Send this to Susan
BedgoOd, Aribi, Dooley county Ga I never
expect to give up thing. and ask you to send
me home at Aribi, Ga. So. with this / close
forever. Please send my body to Aribi, Ca"
The face Of the murderer Of Saunders was
covered with blood and blackeued with nowder
Before lac died he said that being desperately
wounded he shot himself in the mouth with his
pistol.
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MEDICAL, &c.

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are weak miserable etharyic sleepy lack OF x,nbi-
non and Lest. there Is remedy eQns this Cordial
hns been ia N.Y. fpr near forty years In this CITY
Laboratory, yDj st. s.w. my2f,.iInS
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Jar graduate with thirty experience In hospital
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CHROME diseases. Dr. X. established over 20 y.ars nj
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Howard DiSines at Dinner.

Tue theological alumni OF Howard University
held their annual dinner and reception Tuesday
evening at the Coiored Lutheran Church. Rev.
ID. 4. wisenan. pastor. There were present a
number of graduates, ministers OF no mean Do
sitions, representing the classes from 1874 to
1891. After the devotional e exercises. conducted
by the president of the Institution, Rev. DIR. J.
z. Rankin. and Rev. Prof. Ewell dean OF the
theological department. the alumni gathered
around well-fnrni-hed table spread in the
ante room President Nelson Of the alumni
having appointed Rev. u. T.. Wiseman master
of ceremonies. toasts were responded to by
Rev. DIR. Rankin, Prof Eweil, Rev. J. f. Moor
land Rev. ). q. Lambkins, Rev. S. j. r. Nell
son, Rev. Temple Robinson, Rev. Wash. Waller.
Rev. Danl. Morris, Rev. s. NJ. Johnson, Rev.
w. II. Griffin. Rev. J. w. Tolliver and Rev. Mr..
Hill. Remarks we're also made by Rev. W. v.
Tunnel and Rev. ID. E. Wisemaa. The alumni
will meet on Saturday evening at 80 to receive
the class which graduates Friday evening from
the Church Of the Covenant.