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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

<orthw~~t Territory aud which works
in .utli,tt.tiu1t with llIe Portal Itle-
graph company u1tl ihe Mu"kry- Ben-
net euhr-. H.$ hu-i1,tB+ t,tA"4uhrt-
erA wete iu Helena. though the affairs
ut tue line kept him moving FROM "'It:
mint to un.tIIef. THE wn1l,uu In the
cart had bten IN Hell In office ~ tyre
writer. Rec,ntIy >he wa~ 'tn' TO
Ph,lit.t,urr to thke cbn'Kr of tr|e-
g,Aph III. rur4eht IL ont III the e'ofes
there, 4 vutunpIt djAu,nNd ring WA
nlt--.d Is one IT the +Mt'l'>e- III the
>tur+ QUE dizzy. aud there Was 4ni'e Il
co,,mtt:ou. The ring va+ not found
until Ridgwuy II owed up III phi'ics
burg one duy with tile missing jewel
on hi+ flnHpr. rhr matter WA settled
up iu some way Recently Mrs. Sny
der returned IL Helena aud ttmk 'h-
furnished np .rtnient- on LrKan ut, eet.
Rdg~ay went there t. q, having prev
lou~l sent ti. wife ami three children
tn Denver.
"The W.,tne-tiny betWe tht ier"nt
election VIVA lie IA.t time anybody
remembers having setn Rhleway
ub 14t town, 1t WIS und-r4tnuu thHt
nf war sick. and bs nph'dy had Any
business With huns, no Hpuir1es were
Il,ude. THE morning OF elrct1"h day,
however, hu%inets required th"t he
must u- about the ttftce, and boy WAY
sert after him. Ht wn~ l,0t III th- l.''-
gan street houst. Neither wu+ Mr..
Sntdtr, nor her eh,lurtn. Though no
one. AZ fur ~ cAn br l".rntd, actually
saw them leave, yet fr' nj The ht~t I'M
formation nh:AlnAhle, RtdGwny "eLt
either the Friday ur Saturday b-lore
election, and the woman and her chit
dreu tollowtd one dny Iater.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

Manager Ri*lEewny Of t1,r Itocky Mountain
TrlrErap', 10. Missing.
Uuder the above caItl"n thr Helena
independent Of Saturday conta'n~ III
account Of the sudden departure FROM
H.lenn of Ct,Arl.s ". Kitgwny, gtner'
al nunager uf the Rock Mountain
Telegraph Company and Mrs. G.. r..
Snyder, under circumstances which.
are tn sAy the |east very suspicious.
Mrs. Snyder will be remembered by
many people IN Custer county as hav@
INK ut one time teen telegraph operator
at Terry. and WIS at one time we'll
tbough: vi IN this community. where
She received very substantial aid from
uur citizens.
The following clipping FROM
lengthy article 'G the independent
! will suffice to explain the mutter:
| "Churlts W. Rldgway. generAi
manager of the Rocky Mountain Tele-
pfeph company, IL missing. Tue cum
pauy ii now engaged In checking up
bis accounts, aud 1t IN known that the
concern Is several thu tusAnd dollars out
through his transactions. Mrs. e. IT,.
Snyder, a young widow, formerly hIs
typewriter aud ztenoxraplitr, hus also
left the city with her three children.
Til: furnished fiat she occupied on
LogAn street Is now vacant. It Is sold
that ", , Of the nroveable puts of the
house furnishings have also gone, iu.
clu ing light articles OF bedding, table
utensils, silverWare, etc. Az Rtdgway
and tue woman were known to bo VI
the most intimate terms for a Ionf
time, aud ~ he had been stopping a
her hou.e just previous to ILLS disap
. pearance, 1t IL believed they tithe
went together, or else the woman fol
. lowed him closely, going Ia The saln
y direction, and bound for the sam
il point.
"Rldgway was formerly Northern
It Pacific agent Ut Garrison, but the rail
" road company dismissed him on &C
count Of his heavy gambling transac
Ut tions. lie camu to Helena In 1900 an
y for " htle was local manager OF til
Rocky Mountain Telegraph oompan,
Iu the spring Of 1891 he WINS mad
general manager ol the oo.npan.
y, which has lines extending to Butt
~ Anaconda, MIssoula and Dunmof
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22
RAIL LR0A0 WAR.
Seine Eastern Roads ! hlnk that
tile Union PncitiC Acts
Unfairly,
And Have Adopted Very Fore
ible Plan Of Ticket Re-
taliatiun.

CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-~Ot1lcia|s If the
Atchi-ou, the Burlington, the Rock
I.land, the Cnlorudo Midland. the Rio
Gsandr We4teru and the Denver t.
l&tn GrAntte rnndr. nfttr conference Of
hearty week. have ut lat decided OH
II method ut dealing with the Union
Pacific III account Ut It's failure 10 dt~
vlhr blI-iues1 with tlIem I'll Dtnrtf
Anu Ogden instead Of lhe Missouri
river. An agreement whs rehcheu
thi~ nftrrntmn which te-*'lt* Il fh tht
ssuuunt Uf III. fnt|u" ing circular,
4lgutd by he general passenger agents
nf Every ollt .,f tlae abtve haIl,td roads
to connecting iine
"'rhe Union Pacific railway system,
na by it, current aud txtrtinK legu|a-
ttnn-, has prohibited lllu isru- IF amy
one-way and rtund-trr tickets rtad~
,ng In rrrt ovri the undersigned liner,
or has made sal.. If such tickets ptnc-
tcalty }Epos.ihie, thus closing tn our
!it1e1 untt nur various connections 'ln-
fVftHHl hHit"ktS tHdt &c "'1AC4aF
% m to ,l-, atd iulltyiug hy lt- act%
tl+-irt 10 derrtatt uni Int+!ctln, ~ ot
ntls.ne.1 viii, The ctn,ltaty, ih view Ut
tle-e facts you ure respectfully re-
| .,uc,ttd 10 rtIlInve frolli -nlr all rouud-
TRIP tickets Or urtleta fnr the SAME
re .AinE nv'r the undersigned lines,
my pnrtiun at whirl1 Etud> over tue
Enion Pacific railway. nv such tickets
will not br ac'+rrd ty the under
signed roa,is after Nov. 80, loo22.'
While This IL not sWys:ott it il II
fnru, uf retaliation that is calculated to
make the Uninn Pacific vince. A
a considerable portion If The Califor'
MIA business IL done with roundIrip
tickets, mud hot one in II hundrt Il
tickets il male tu read over the saTnt
line Hnti}x and coming. Passengers
have The privilege of going one r"Itt
and returning by another, c"n-t4nen''
" 1he Union Pucitit has shared very
largely in lie prntis4 0f this business
The ne* agreement will deprive it O
uuv 1mrtinu OF rucn Traffic. which vii
br given tp ,ht Southern Pacific, tht
Rn Granhe Western aud the Denver
d. RIO Grande aud the Coora.i" Mid
IAlu.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.~-Fh4 jrt+i~
dent today 1nAt1e lhe following Ap-
,4otnsmei,t-: j. RI Grtnr, Iowa. to he
assistant secretary W tie treA-t|rH. 1E
y ace ni Judge I rouus. r+7igntd. Wm,
NJ. Stone, of Iowa. commissioner gen.
erul ot th+ land flee, vice Fhos, II.
Garter, rerigned. &. W. Miller col
Iertnr If internal revenue fur the
twenty. third district 1T PenneylvA>
niA.
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f'rOtt0HHlN fur Coal,

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office ut the County Clerk Of Gus
ter county until ~ o'rlook, noon, Mon>
day, December 5tn. 1892, for furnish
Ing ooal for the Court House and Poor
House fur the period Of one year. All
bids to be marked "Sealed proposals
for furnishing cual for Court House
and Ponr H0use' aud addressed to
he County Clerk. The board reserves
hr right 10 reject any "r all bids.
Dated Miles City, NV. ll>h, 1902.
A. Fl. SwERDFlGER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

SeA1el prnW'.Al- will h. received at
the office IF the Comfy Clerk of Gus
ter county until u o'cIock, noo1, of
Monday, Dec. SUI, lSo22, for furnishing
groceries Ior the County Poor HOUSE
fer The period of one year. All bid+ to
ue marked 'Sea'ed proposals for fur
ni.hing groceries to the poor house. y
and addressed to the County Clerk.
The hoard reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
On application tn the County Clerk
Il list Of articles required will be lur-
nisi,ed to bidders.
Dated ut Miles City, Nov. l+th, 1889
A. II. SWEKDFIuER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

"What side is tlle gentleman on:'
asked the stranger who had }Hetl li>ten-
ing for two hours to lawyer arguin. II
case in the supreme court. Il don't
know" replied the Scntlrma,Ily door
keeper: ''he hasn't committed himself
yet."-Green Bag.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

a friend Ia need IL friend indt ed j.,
and not less ttlAn one million people
nave found suet, friend III Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, and colds. II you have uever
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative powers ia all dis
eases Of throat, cheat and lunKs, Each
bottle Ia guaranteed to do all that Ia
claimed or money refunded. Trial
bottles free at Wrlght's drug store.
Large bottles so cents and $l.0O.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

Miss Battcry~~Do they throw old
shoes at wedding parties i'll Chicago
whc, the bride Is leuvng:
Miss C,,hokia--W We'll. rather y.1e>s
not. Do you suppose they want their
carriHxe. all,:lSl.t|. .- Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

10 enlarge the market for our oan-
dies VIZ will will send from now until
Christmas sample pail Of our very
best mixed cream candy to any ad-
dre*s on receipt of 81 &c statnpa taken
aud express charges patd). Only one
pail sent to one person, and all orders
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

I.onge-Do''t you gct tired Of being
on tho road:
StrHpw--1 tli'l Inst year. Int this ye"r
I have had more time to enjoy myself.
Longe-Huw'> that:
Strapln~l am Oh salary nuw.-
Cluthier un.l Furlisher.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22


A r d A IA rellowe'one i'o1Ee No:
Hall on first nnd third Wednesdays Of tlie
I n n r Custer Lodge No. u meei*
u u u II their hull every Monday
.sent|nsi ata1'{i Enoampmont moots first and third
Fridays Ut oach month,
u nr y Crus der Lodge No. meets at
h. Uf r. Odd Fellows iall on the first and
Thursdays Of tile month.
ina r sta1 Of tte West Lodge meets 1t u
h, a., h. At Old Feiiows hail ioi on ii The a ar
and third Tuesdays Of the mnn h.
4 n II III Tongue Riyer Lodge, No. y,
~ W " IT, meets on tho first and tlirt
Wednesdays Ia eHoll month. - IT,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

THE facilities ii ,he present day f'r
the production Of everything that viii
Comfort If sltnukfn,1 are nl'ntst un(itn-
iten ard then syrup If Figs wn+ tlr-t
l.rUduct.d the world wA. enriched with
.t.t only perfect laxative known. ~ II
ttte only remedy which il truly plet@'
tltg and +. frrshlng to the tuste and
pr,,,l,tt ami tft-ctu4l to cleanse thr
-y-1rnt gently IN The sprlng'Inie or IN
fact. ut any time, ami Ih+ better 1t IL
known the .nurr popular 1t BECOMES.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

0F f'T the Herd n Cnt'Ic N1NnHef1 lhIa
- on right hip, and dewiap on
throat or hri.ket; tie latter
brand having tt en- putcl'a1
~ 1hi@ uate from Frank Mason, OF
Deer Lodge County. MontAna; his
conue.'ttn1 As foreman cenaes on this
date by orders of owners.
B1ELE$HER&i s. TOOsfEl,
JOHN. = Wool. Foreman.
Forsyth, Montana, OFT. 20lh. 1So33.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22

must ht. tuuCt VI, or tleftre t}rc 1f)t h, if
yn' watt to Ert your t:"ndy III tine 'Hr
Christmas. State youi nearest txptts.
siirpinH point. t't+are -hnw pail If
candy IT, ytA,r trlttnl* aud ueiEhbof~.
Atl'lrt>s, "'Thr Fanny Candy Cn.
10. lInIttuu Ave-, ~t l.ru,-, N ~
The Tiltlen Estate.
New York, y ". l9.-It is r+lfnt'd
tn It the ttustt. Il vi ltlp relate pf @a1nu
II j. Tillen have reached AAtI%fac-
tory e+tt let1.elt with he relatives of
the dc c'A>rti, ami that they ,o'ses-
~utf:cir ut funds f,r lie erection and
maintenance ut the Tt1den llhraty,
proposed in T.Iden'1 will.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-22
CHURCHES.

rnuaannhl Emanuel Church. cor. PAL
mer mud Eleventh streets.
Services sundays ut IL a Ill. mud p. tn. Holy
communion hrat sunday In each n'onth after the
tnorninv services. Rev. j. I. rritchard rector.
AlrTunnIcT Church corner Eleven:
ME- HUUI6f md Fleasan+ Atr3etS. i er
VIC. At ii y m nlii 7:9D p. III. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. l.tv. +. q. BoylRn, past or
PRESBYTERIAN S9%:fn :'':!t as S%F"S: %o?'.as %s.s
avenue. Servcek %unuays Ut II Il. Ill. aud 7'$0
p. III. Rev. 1ohn Dunlap, phsttr.
n hnYlcT Church corner Tenth and
oA. tol Palmer streets. No pastor ut
present.
0ATunl ~ Church Of the SRtfcA !tfar
VH nUl.U eorntr Of Nain nrd Tent
stIeetA. Services tecry i1It anl 'htid sur ):
the mouth high n.atH 1T 1U;20 u. III, HHnda
schovl ut 2:%V y. III. Verre,s and Mntd1etion II
7:30 y. IN.
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Nt>ttce,

That J. j. @ :irlau Of F"r-yth II not
authorized 10 transact any business fur
th: undersigned, who-e cattle are
branded thus on the lett
rth*.
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Trains leave Spartanburg, s. c., A. & c.
Division Northbound. 3 54 a M, 4 50 p no IL,
G.57 p IN. (Ve.tbuled Limi:ei); Southbound
800 M. 4.27 p m, ! .43 4 III. (Vestibuled
Limited); Westbound, w. n. c. Division,
$50 NJ. for llcniersonvile, Asheville,
flct Springs, Knoxville and Cincinnati
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Tran leaving Greenwood $50 p m, car
rics Through Pullu an Sleeper from SPARTAN
hnrg 20 Savannah, Ga, via Augusta, aIriv-
ing Savannah ESQ q IN. Returning leave
Savannah so p m, Arrive Greenwood
1905 IN. making connection with G.. & G..
Division. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on
Trains 9, 10, 81, and 80 on a. * G. Division
J. 4. DODSON, w. A. TURK.
Superintendent Asst Gen'l Pass Agt.
COLUMBIA, :. G. CHARLOTTE, y. c.
W. II. GREEN. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Gen'l Mgr, Gen'l Pass Agt.
ATLANTA, GA. ATLANTA, Ga.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Mgr. ATLANTA, G..
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SHEHIFF'S SALES.
FOR MARCH. 1892.

SS -nrns CT suniry executions, 10 me
ID directed, 1 will sell before the Court.
house door, in the town Of Union, Union
County, on Monday. the seventh day OF
March next, during the legal hours Of
ShsriH's sales, the following described
properly, u wit:
AL the wight, title an interest that r III.
Gib~s owns in one tract and two lots Of
hand. situate, lying and bcingia Union town
sh'r. Union County.
Oae tract of land containing ninety
acres. more or less, boanied on The north
by h...is If 8. p. Harris, ea,t hy lands
Of New,H Smith. sou by lands Of A. IL.
Foster. vest nv lands OF Harris brothers.
Lot with brick store house thereon, b,un-
ded on the n"rth by Sharp street, west by
lots Of b. F. Foster, south by main street,
west by lot Of W. ii. Ssr;or.
Lot known ~ he j. NJ. Gibbs garden (,
bounded ON the north by lauds Of Mrs. VI.
p. Dawkins, east By lot OF Mrs. Scaits, south
by man street, west by lot Of II. s. Beatty.
deceased. Levi d on, ard to be sold as the
property OF X. II. Gihb, at the suit, Of Boy
kin Conner & Co.. Plaintiffs, against II. II.
Gibbs, Survivor Defendant.
ALSO
One bay mule rsmed Lizc.. Levied on
aud TO be sold as the properly Of Jsmes D..
Jeter, at the suit Of las. II. Rodger and
Louis N. X "dger, as Executors Plaintiffs,
against James ID. Jeter, Defendant.
will sell on Tuesday, the Sth lay OF
March next, at the Store II use If Will am
Lemuel Asxew, during the legal hours Of
Sherif's sale. the entire STICK Of goods, C n
sist ng of dry 60 ds, groceries, not ons,
glassware. harlwsre, etc. The above stock
of goois will b. sold in bulk or otherwi.e.
Levie on and TO he sold as tho properly Of
Will I'm Lemuel Askow, ct ,hr suits Of samuel
Wittkousky and others, ant,tfs, Against
William Lemuel Askew Dc'cni,nt
Terms OF sale-CASH.
Sheriff office, Union, c. IT,, Unon County
South Carolina, Feb. 18th, 1892.
J. G. LON3,
3. u. c.
Fob 10 8 st
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Tleas.
Mary c. J. Eisou, Plaintiff
against
F. W. Eison, and ]. Edward Lind.ny, BcJta-
ddRts.
N Obedience to an order made in the above
l. sta el case by His Honor Judge T. Is.
Frazer, dated 9Th Feb. 1892. I will cell
b,fra ihs Co"c;hoiis. do + at Union S. g.,
on Monday, the 7th day OF March, 1892,
during the legal hours of SALE the f,low-
ing lands:
All that cert.in parcel or tract of land "
ing being and s'tul'e in Union County, State
aforesaid. ntainins si1ty-ivc acres, more
or less, known as the Sims trlet, bounded
North BY Pacoiet River. elst By said River,
South ny the other Sims tract i45) acre, and
West by lands former'y Of the estate ofJ.
S. Sims deceased.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
G. II. PEAKE
Master for Union County
Masters Office Feb r. 1892
Feh. 20 g st.
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Mortgage Sale.

pY virtue Of Mortgage Iced executed
- TO G. Il. Robertson an II. VI. Grimball
by Elizabeth willard, la'el Junc 1t, 1888
and rec 'rled in the Office Of the Register OF
Mesne Conveyance for Union Counry, in
Book of Mortgages F. No. u, pages l0S, l09.
ITO, and Ill. and duly assigned in writing
to mo, will sell before the Courthouse
do>r at Union, within til. legal hours ot
Sherfs sales, on the first Monday in March
next, by public auc ion to the highcs' bidder,
all that tract Of land containi ,g one hnnd red
acres, ire or less, situate in Union County,
and bounded by lands now or late Of Charnc
s. Greer, Giles Woodson an others: being
the tract formerly owned Wy JOS ph Be'en-
baugh and Mike Betenbaugh, and known as
tn Q Majo Young place.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers. WILLIAM MUNRO.
February 2, 1892.
Feb II At
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas

Louisa Hullingsworth, Plaintiff
against
Henry c. Miller, James IIo'lingswor.h, and
Andrew Hollings worth, Dfcndnnts.
N obedience to an order made in the above
l. stared case, by Ills Honor, w. II. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, dated January 7, 1892, will
sell before the Courthouse door, in the town
Of Union, within the legal hours of sale, on
Monday ths 7th day of March, 1892, the fol-
lowing described property To wit:
175 ACRES IN z TRACTS.
All that certain tract or parcel Of land,
lying being an situate in Fishdam town
ship, Uuion, County, State aforesaid, con-
tanning one hundred and seYenty-five acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Jesse
Conner, John w. Kcllys estate and others.
The sail tract of In nd will be divided into
t1o e.arate tracts.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, the ba ancee n n credit of
one and two yers in equal ins'allmcnts,
with interest from day of SALE the purchaser
to give mottg 'ge Of the premise, to secure
the purchase money.
The above land to be sold at tie risk If .
p. Hollingsworth. who bi it off ut the SAFE
On Salesday in November, 1891, but has
failed TO comply with the terms.
c. II. PEAKE,
Master for Union County
Masters Office, FEB. II, 1892.
Feb 10 8 81
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

c. p. Brown and A. +. Brown, as Admins.
traitors of j. J. Brown, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
A Frank Smith, G.. B. Wright and A. n
Wood, Defendants.
N obedience to an orler male in the
\ Il abave stated case, by His Honor J. II.
\ Hudson, Circuit Judge, da ed November 4
1891, l will sell before the Courth ,u.e
door in the town of Union, in the County OF
Uni'n, State aforesaid, within the legal
hours of sale, on M"niay the 9Th day OF
March, 1892, tho following described prop.
erty TO wit:
l44 ACRES.
All that tract or parcel Of land, lying in
the County and State aforesaid, contaiuirg Z
one-hundred and f,rty-four acres, more OF
less, bounded Oh the North by land known
as the Ke'ne iy Dover lani; the East hy
broad river; on the Sou Ii by Loves land
a1d on the West by land Of Ga iberry
Wright and land being known rs the r. II.
Darw II land.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
G.. II. PEAKE.
Master for Union County.
Eastea's Office, Feb. II, 1892.
Feb 8 10 3t
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Application for Homestead.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Gym
~ thia Bai'ey, widow of George Bailey,
deceased, has filed her petition before me 20
have homestead assigned and set off,
for the benefit OF herself and her children,
Robert +. Bai'cy, Preston B. Bailey, Alice
Bailey, Sallic Bishop and Josie Young, from
the real and personal property Of tho said
George Bailey, deceased.
Notice is further given that the said petit
ton vii come up for h"a'ing before me, on
the 9th day Of February, 1892. at ! o'clock
4. NJ. &. ". PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Jan 20 AZ
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The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the C)lr t of Common Pleas.
Mary c. J. Eison, Plaintiff,
dJdinH
W. Eison. and J. Elvard Lindsey,
DefendlSts.
IN Obedience to an orler ma lc in the
L aNove stated case. by His Honor, T. b..
FIR .z.r dacl 9th Febru,ry, 1892, | will
sci bcsnrs the G 'urthouse, DIOR at Union
s. G., on Mond,y, the 7lh day of March,
1892, during the legal h,ur, of s,le, the
fO'osi,g lands:
Al! that trac or parcel Of Ian lying being
and tnate In Union County S'ste aforesaid,
known as the NJ II pl,ce on Pa.olet river, con-
tsining fourteen acres. more or less; bound ed
on one sid, by Pacolet River. and On the other
side by the Norris tract and Thorn am tract.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
C.. III. PEAKE,
Master for Union County
Masters office, Feb II. 1892.
Feb, 10 s 81
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NEW YORK RACKET

you will find each line of goods marked correspond with
the low price of cotton.
Our one low price to all is appreciated by the people
Union mnv, n'rl every day all our
already good list.
We have received another BIG lot rr 2a'f2iE OHIO
and they mark sell and less thnn obb IS t ,
You will find solid goods ard oncl cheaper than you
buy the goods elsewhere
Hats, Clothing Trunks. Dry Goods, Tinware,
Earthenware, etc, at rock bottom prices.
Good Soda, 4 cents pound
Good Soap, / cents pound.
200 Matches for
Ball Thread, cent u Ball
Tacks, . cent PAPER
Good Domct Shirt 25
Good Pant Jc,ns ) cents u yard
Good Calico, Il yard.
Good Cotton Checks, A cents yard
Good Sea Island, cents yard.
in and will convincc you that do
better than advertise to do.
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WHERE TO CO..

The extremely low price of cotton very good
why should spend your hard earned money where
will do you the most good This year demands that ll
make every dollar so far possible cannot
afford to paonze long time high priced credit merchandise
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RICHMOND s. DANvILLE RAILROAD C(
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COLUMBIA AND GREENvILLE DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule, in eiiec: Jan. 81
1892. Trains run by 10th Meridian Time
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TO RENT.

nWELLING House with six rooms and
- outbuildings, ON man street, "IIoME
PLACE.
House with two rooms, nearlfair ground.
Livery stable, known as the Palmer
Stable
j. II. RGDGER,
l.. n. R0DGER,
Executors.
Feb II 2t
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PoINsRT CHAPTER, r.. A.. M.

WE 'lme Tor ihs regular meeting of this
l. chapter has been changed to the Friday
Gffer Tie .fuH moon consequently the next
meeting will be Friday the 10Th inst. at
which every member is earnestly reques ed
to be present, as matters Of importance TO
each Il. .ember, from the Grand Chapter, will
be brought before il.
j by order Of the II. p.
> Feb IL Z 2t
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

Finest quality New Oricin, Molasses.
Kraut, and Keg Pickles.
FT(a Soda Crackers. extra good.
Rel al Yellow Onion Sets and
Onions for tabe use.
Irish 20 atoe' -Enrly Rose, Peerless, Early
Goodr ch, for painting, and Burbank for
tabe use.
Just received AM for sale by
Ii. +, SCAIFE s. son.
Feb 10 8 #.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUSTY OF UNION.
BY JAMES NJ GEE, Esq, Probate Judge


w llEREAS, W. Samuel Lipscomb has
w made suit to me to grant him lc tcrs
Of Administration on the Estate Of, and
effects Of George McAbca, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon:s sh
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the sail George McAbec, deceased, that hey
he and appear, before me, in The Court of
Probate, to be held at Union G. H.. u'h
Caro- ina, on the 9Th day of February, next.
after puhlcat on hereof, at II o clock n the
forenoon, TO show cluse, if any they have,
why The sail Administration should not he
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this llth
day of February, Ammo Domini, 1892.
- JAMES NJ. GEE,
I SEAL Judge Probate.
Published on the 18th day OF February,
1892, in the Union TINES.
Feb. IL It.