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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers OF renl estate as follows:
November 2S by John ]. King and
wife to Alonzo r. Raper, for $3.50, tho
north % feet OF lot IA and the south l2}
teet of lot Is in square l in tho La
Grange addition.
January IS by John Liptay and wife
to John K Walters. for 5000, the west
half OF lot 81 on the north aide Of Vir-
ginia street, Island.
january II by George ". Lennon
and wife to Alonzo r. Raper, for $3.50,
part OF lot on tho south side Of Vir.
9inia street east OF South Penn street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

In tho police court yesterday Louis
Bachclli was dismissed on paying the
costs and promising TO clean up bis
promises at once.
John Huseman was fined S. and costs
on promising to do better in future.
Tom Duffy was fined 81 and costs for
fighting and Pat Duly WINS dismissed.
Joseph Cavalho wus fined S. and costs
mud went UP for thirty days, while
Pearl CavaIho got thirty days in jail,
and another disorderly. George Reed,
got thirty days in default OF so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

Tho case of Jack Devinney and Andy
Gavin was put on trial in tho criminal
court yesterday to jury. They were
indicted for burglary. The ofTenso was
the stealing Of Ano clock from Ada
Fosters house some months ago. The
hearing occupied the entiro days ses-
sion. Tho case was not finished. and
court adjourned until this morning. tho
jury being lodged Mt tho stamm house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23
THE RUBICON CROSSED.
Islandors' Committees Moot and
Take up q Now Tack.
TWO FERRYB0ATS TO Be SECURED.
Particulars Of tho Proposed Arrange.
ment by Which tho Two bridges
VIII Get 1t in tho Neck" rs an
Island Man Expresses it-An Ncgo.
tiations With tho Bridges Dropped.

Yesterday afternoon meeting OF tho
committees appointed ut tho mass
meeting OF leland citizens to scol; q re-
ducsion In tho rates recently announced
by tho two bridge companies, was hold
at tho law Office Of Mr.. William II.
liearnc, which was presided over by
that gentleman, while Mr., Charles Copp
acted US secretary.
Tho first matter brought to tho attcn.
ton OF tho committeeman was tho letter,
received from the largo stockholders
and directors OF tho Wheeling Railway
Company, in which the proposition
outlined last week in IN interview be.
tween committeeman and General
Manager Jolly and Superintendent
Lotus, as exclusively reported In tho
lSrELLIlESCRR, Is refused. Tho railway
people give their reasons for not
accepting tho proposition, tho main one
being that tho arrangement would not
DO practicable. That arrangement thus
being out OF tho question tho committees
at once changed their course on another
tack.
Tho committee on bridges made their
report, which was thRt tho two corpora.
ttons had declined to accept the propo-
sitions madc by the committee, and had
declined to mako counter propositions.
This being the cnse tho committees saw
no othcr alternative and crossed tho
Rubicon-to ferry boats.
TO SECURE FERRY BOATS.
After considerable discussion in
which 1t was seen that tho conccnsus of
opinion was in the direction of ferry
boats, a sub.committcc was appointed
composed Of Messrs. II. p. McGresor,
chairman, FlaCcus and Copp who are
| empowered to 20 ahead and mako mr..
rangements with tho propriotors OF two
ferry boats II possible. Advertisements
were inserted in tho local and also in
tho Pittsburgh papere, asking for pro.
posals from ferry boat owners, and
there will no doubt be many responses,
The council committee were asked 10
appear before council and solicit from
the city authorities tho privilege to run
ferry boRts from the foot of Twelfth
street to the loot of Ohio street on the
the Island. The ferry boat committee
will meet owners OF boats this week,
and on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock
there will be q joint meeting OF the
committees ut which tina su6.com NIT.
tees will mako their reports. Another
subcommittee composed Of DR.. Myers
and Frank Mccoy and A. o. Maxwell
was appointed to secure quarters on the
Island for mass meeting OF citizens for
Saturday evening when tho committees
will make their report and if matters
arc in the proper shape the movement
to inauGuratc tho ferry limo will be
started.
Tho ferry committee doaire that per-
sons knowing OF idle ferry boats will let
them know Of such instances. The
plan contemplates the running of two
boata-one will leave each side OF the
river simultaneously.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23
IIALruosE 4 sprUIALTy.

onr popular 200 Half Hose In Cotton,
Morlno mud Natural Wool nro known for
their SOftnosS nnd Durability aud nro lii Q
most satisfactory Half Hose In the mnrkot.
q. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tnliors and Gents Furulshera,
No. 1891 md 1899 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

People overlooked the importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and we're
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup OF
Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, well-informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for n
time, but finally iniure the system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

Yesterday was tho eighty-iourth
birthday Of Hon. Daniel Lamb, and It
was celebrated by n family gathering ut
his home on Chapli1o street, in
the Fifth ward, yesterday afternoon, Mt
which all the children and grand chill
drcn and II few intimate friends extend
cd their congratulations and wishes for
many happy returns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23
FUNERAL prRecToRs.
Ghe GlttslE;5gsnrel:.
object Nos. 20 nnl II Fourteenth Street.


Wnntcd-A Ferryboat.
LOSt-A Cluster Scarf Pin.
hlls Handle Catvcn-EwInE BROS.
Liberal lsQwari-nr. Il. l., GShbrook.
Canned TomNtocs-Albert stDIEo & Co.
Stocks for Salu--II 8. Irwin.
Tho barber Asphalt Paving Co,
ONCE DesN-G. Menlel & Co.-Fllth Page.
Lost-uold Pin and Pendant
:, Tho Besl-McfRdden Quo. Price storo-EIrhth
Pagu.
MaFOnlc Notice.
SaluA6!e BooES-- stanton's Old City Book Store.
Crepe IiSuO-SLooll's Art Store.
blank DookS-CarlO bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

lFyou cannot 500 Rnt mood spoctonle,
you Nlonld cnll on US md hnvo your eyes
tested without Charge, We hnvo the finn al
Instruments md more experiences than any
other opticlah In tho Stnto, md guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB ". GlUiiD,
Joweicr mud Optiulnn,
Corner Twelfth aud Market,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23
Tho Mother Goose Hecan,Ion.

All tho indications now poin. to nm
unusually brilliant SUCCESS for the
Mothor Goose reception, to DO given al
the Opera House this evening and to.
morrow evening. Tho demand for seats
at q. A. Houses music store, where
they are on sale, assures crowded houses
on both nights. Last night full dress
rehearsal was held at the Opera House,
and the way tho performance went off
satisfied those Interested that SO far as
Tho artistic part OF the entertainment
was concerned it would be all that the
most eNacting could wish. tits Tor tho
benefit Of the City Hospital, and tho
object alone ought to mako much
less attractive entertainment financial
success. No doubt this will DO long rc.
nemooredas tho star local performance
OF tho season. sl.i ,1,$$' )
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

New aongs, grand play, great cast,
oil in "The Flying Vulture."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23

Hoop's SARsApAElLLA, the king OF
medicines, conquers scroiula, catarril
rheumatism md all other blood dis.
eases. flood and only Hoods =. 10 N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-23
MEMS SUITS

Remember what msoy lots and broken
s No Our entire stylish handsome Clothing as Wheeling
sonal needs they cheap aside will be ready o
our
what's not satisfactory aTay Don't till
after what blanc
shake the bargain will the choicest old dace
tho early bird story. Profit by it ~ "N%SH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30
OBITUARY NOTES


lsnrrEsurSrr, No., Nov. 20 .HiH
ON November the DOB h. Mrs AuuIH
! Sorcuo IDiurOn, wife Ut Lars Peterson,
/ passed 90 hpr eternal rUst, surrounded by
I hor family and friends. She was born loo
snyaur0r Norway. March lHI, ls %
died November ll.h, lsIi, no o o'clock
| p. poo, She was baptized into tha Church
u' jesus Christ OF Ater-lny Saints boo
l-l', aud ouiRrlici tu Utah iu Apri,
/ l-.1, crossing tho Plains with COS train,
though walking most uf tho way herself
Nhu married in Sails Lake city. resided "a
short limo Ice LDhI, then moved north tu
cache valley, stopped at >muhuoid "a
/ short limo, aud passed. through tho lu.
/ DIAN war which took place thoro. -hu
settled nc Logan whore -ho lived until
/ 1874, when, with tho family, she moved
/ 20 80 George. whore nor husband worked
/ on tho Temple several months. Too 1873
/ tho family moved Co kaulra, Boo Iron
county. FROM there sho moved 60
/ Beaver in 1870. whore Hho lived until
| April arl lelG whom Hh1 re-
moved with tho family 10 Jack
| son county, Missouri. Hhu leaves
! bohInd hOr husband, four sons. two
I daughters, many friends and relatives
/ hero hoe Ulnh aud Norway. Though not
Identified with any church at tho limo OF
hor death, sho bad ul faith in tho work
~ the last DAYS, and valued tho rosiura-
lion OF the Gospel in Ice ulluoas. FIRMLY
believing that the prophecies concerning
the restoration " an Things would oyou-
tunlly bo iuihllud. A truO woman, "a
Kind, patient, loving mother true
friend iu humanity, peacefully passed TO
her reward.
llor Son, EruuAru PETERSON.
ELiyAurru TinwEtL
SAUNA, utah, Nov. 20, l-ut--f take
tho liberty Of soudlug YOU the following
brief account OF tho death in this place u
slHUr Elizabeth ridwell. iuasmuch ns sho
was quite prominent nEuro in carly
Church history and bore her share 81
tho burdens and prosecutions OF those
days, Sister Tldwull was born January
10, 1908, in Hancock county, lll.i she
was baptized Ia January 1884, aud
moved with her husband, Absalom Tid-
we'll, tu Missouri. was driven with tho
Saints back % Illinois; she wont through
tho prosecutions ihore aud was driven
with tho saints into Iowa.
Her husband died In November, 1876.
She was tho mo hor u twelve children
four girls aud oight boys. Three girls
aud three boys aro s'iIl living. She omi-
grated Ju Utah Ia l-Gl with hor sou-in.
Law, George =. Williams, with whom she
lived until her death, November ~. lspi.
Sistor Tidwoll died as she hhi lived, a
Lntior.dsy saint, nj hul and true. Sho
always delighted 20 recount what she had
passed through for the Gospels snko,n
hor many testimonies have been tower
u strength 90 her kindred and all who
know her. She did not Hutiur long. but
died with old age, being 81 yoars and 10
mon hs old.
Appropriate ceremonies woro hold In
tho meeting house, and All that was
earthly ui sister Tidwuil was returned tu
earth "und tho spirit 10 God who pnyo
It' ". H. 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30

The regular quarterly conference oil
Bevler Stake Of Zion convened iu tbs
meeting house In RichGelj, sunday
morning, Nov. 18Th, alto O'Clock.
Elders Edward Stevenson Of the
presidency Of Seventies aud John b.
4. McAlllster president Of the Mauii
Temple, the Stake presidency, MEM
befs OF the Higp Council, Patharchti
Bishops aud councillors and leading
brethren occupied tue stand, and tue
house was filled TO ovefil Iwiug.
Anef OPENING oxeroieus CJunsel0f
VIM. II, Jlafk gave very favorable
report Of the condition OF The Stake
Elder J. ID. 4. McAl lister discuursoa
upon the tolls anu hatdahila OF tbs
Saints iu settling these ynlcyr, the
proper training o. our children aui the
Importance OF the suns anu daughlers
OF Zion seeking the Lori Tor guidance
in the selection Of husbands wives,
iu order that the uuiOu muy le "a
happy one.
At 3 O'Clock ga the afternoon the
Sacrament was administered Boy The
Priesthood of Rchne'd ward, af.er
which Elder Edward Stoveut0u spoke
on the iuilimuut Of prophecy.
Counsellor JOSEPH =. Horne ro'offed
20 the reluctance OF many 81 those VIII
probes 20 bo Saints accepting aud
living ~ 20 the C1uufels sud iuslfuc.
tlons oi those iu authority, a.tor having
petiliouod tue LORD 10 give our leaders
wisdom TO counsel aud direct them
Alright
on Monday morning, after the usual
opening exercises, the msotiug was az.
dressed BY Elders Oscar ivie, Hymn
Harris nnd Thomas dladhall.
Elder j. ID. n. MuAllistet read from
the Book u Doctrine aud Covenant,
aud enlarged upon the restoration Of
the Priesthood and principles OF tho
Gospel Spoke ~ length in regard 20
the importance Of laboring tor our
dead In tnu Temples OF God.
After the opening Of the afternoon
meeting, Cuuntelor Joseph b. Horne
presented the authorities OF the
Church, oil Of which were unanimous.
ly sustained.
President w. II. sesgmiller 70.
forrod 10 tho unity VI the @'ople Ia
sustaining those In authority, aud
dwelt Mt some length on the law Of
tithinR, showing the benefits which
will accrue from observing H.
Bishop Theodore Brandl0y spoke In
relation 10 the gathering OF Israel,
and the fulhlment Of the promises Of
the Lord TO His people, ana urged
earnestly upon the Saints 10 90 10 with
their might and push the work on our
Stake tabernacle o. its completion.
Elder Edward Stevenson urgei very
strongly upon the Seventies nud others
10 observe the law " tithing aud keep
the Word Of Wisdom.
President william IL. Soegmlllor
onlOined upon the Bishops 10 urge the
people O. help In building the tabcf-
nacle; also urged the necessity Of aus
tanning the religion Glass movement.
Tie choir sang "Nsater Home, "and
conference was adjourned for three
months.
The weather was very beautiful;
the conference ana the house was iillei
81 OVERLOOKING AZ al the mnutings--A
strong reminder that we need our Stake
finished as soon as possible.
The Spirit Of God was poured out In
rich abundance upon both speakers
aud congregation, ami a time Of re-
loicing was mad. The Richhuld choir
'urnishod the sweet singing at all the
IaeeunKs.
SIMON CHmsrENHEs,
Asaisthnt Stake Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30
MIXED MANUREs.
Celebrated English Authority Opinion
Upon several Fertilizer Questions.


Upon several Fertilizer Questions.
Rural Now Yorker asked the follow.
ing questions Of Sir J. b. Lnwos Of
Rothomstod. England; Some fertilizer
firms hold that their goods aro superior
90 other goods because thoy uEo nitrogen
and phosphorc ncid 60 varied forms.
thus giving 90 plants tho foods thoyuocd
asnrodod. For instance, phosphuric uoid
81 giv0n iu bono -four. iu bono supper.
phosphate and unuo-nD rock. Nitro.
gun Is glyOn in nitrate of soda, ulphut8
OF ammonia, tHuLogn. etc DO you think
thcru b. any decided advantage 100 tHss
Would ituot bo aswell TO uso dno bono.
wlphatu Of potash uruuipachul ashes or
muriato Of potash FOR most crops aud
enough nitrate Of soda 90 give moro ui.
trOrUn thnu tho bono iumIshcsg Tho
question i7, Would mot farmers do Dot.
Ger Co buy bono l0ur nitrate vi soda.
ETC., separately aud spread thom3
Dr. Lawes' reply was o. follows: 81
can quito understand q manure makor
preleuiug 20 flll o. compound manure.
and ho is ahlo 90 mako o. large profit
Tho prices Of nitrate uf soda. homo flour
md rock sunorphophato mo vol
known and a farmer can mix thcm IN
tho proportion hU requires with much
LEES cost than ho can purchase tho mix.
iure The same holds good iu food. We
hayo amy amount of cattle cakes in tho
market A nan goes into tho market,
purchases various grains, etc., griuds
thom, calls thu substance % clko and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30
SAID Tnoro Was No Uoo.

Hoods Pills cure liver DOS. constipation.
buousagsi. llund.ce HIg. headache, indigestion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30
BANK OF SALT LAKE

JAMES u. BACON. President F. l. HOLLAND. Cashier
H. ~ BACON. Vice President w. B. HOLLAND
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES RENT.
Unlimited cn .nl 90 improved e ..-.,e q, Lowe, sa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30

Mrs. Turner's Complexion Remedies
are manufactured la Tier avn tnburH-
tors ~ salt tuhC und Unn bU hnu ~ all
nrstsglnss druggists ur viii be sent to
nnN nddrrss Ia plain wrappers on re-
getpt Of price.
Ncidcn-4udson Drug co., Wholesale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30

NOT uruHcihllv but NATURALLY
beautiful by scIou iny cultivation through
Mrs. Myrtle Turner's celebrated beauty.
Making Treatment and delightful COM
pleNion remedies. tho result uf Olrvou
years oK pUrloncoAud Hludyuud research.
Ladies call and receive hor t0st.
TREAIMENr FIRE..
Patrons from all uarg of tho city arc
nstuuiHhrd aud delighted with tho por-
icCtly wonderful result ~ this now
trOa mont Tor natural beauty. Names for
reference will bH furnished hv Mrs. Tur.
uer ON application. a naturally beautiful
complexion aud perfect form ARE FuHrtn.
TODD, N you have wriuklrs, frrrklos.
pimplei, moth patches. mole suupfiluous
hair urHuy Disagreement tmpurfDction
~ thrskiu, auukou chu0kH or nook ur any
wasting or deficiency Iu form. consult
with Mrs. Turnout costs You nothing.
No electricity used. All treatment aud
remedies absolutely painless and harm-
lees.
Qu.ku absolutely removes tho droprt
wrutiuH. preventing them from ever aUursr.
lur again. aud DC .InHnH tIu complexion Co. nor.
feet beauty lHU YOUNG aud old should uao DO
" ko'p thr fs.n s"ii 'gl'eiy aud hlc of ter.
THECkLhDuHA guaranteed 60 remove any
case uf frrrhlUH mo- matter ~ how long atnuu.
iug without The sligntgst injury or inconyon.
IOsAUio removes tan and fulnufn instant.
W ono matrs tho complexion clear aud buauu
ful. rrlgDNiuf.
HuSMAE removes ruprrnuous hstrin three
90 hNu minutes. lIclaHul convenient ami no
soIutyly painless and harmless. Price fLuU
rENOu riI tntAM, a aHu Uurnrr-rc.
moves nl col inE waste matter in Che alins core
rougbctt chappcd skin to't amt mo grained
lfIUu 90 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-30

srrue fown vrair -er.t mineral sur-
phosphate and nitrate o' soda TI
ground bono BE- used upon como kind o.
ru.I Tor turnips. and itis ria1 used fr
pasture land. In mv opinion bones ae
Goo ..rwiy 90 ha ua.i f.r annual crop
but facy arc Of great yaIuo aa lu inrr.
di0Ht iH comp1and mauurs for slga.
same rtc.
"Iaa food FOR plants and animals
precisely thU same Flor plants. whr
CLIO s0.l doc rrt wHrlv tHr ardas ar.
ply. for anim0's what plants d9 r.'
supply tho n.r supplies Instead uE H..
iue m.lt vegetable, milk. etc.. at Oh.
usual price. we may choose Tum
foods c'ufhIuugr precisely fhu um.,.r.
f'.iUout uI pay fvr tima 3D.. mH.H I..
thum. Ho T.H..HrH. prot. lImIt.
inT fools which wo ar9 unwilling Co.
mis-"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-23

MURDER AT A PREMIUM -Newberr Feb
lO.-Tbe spy, Massey, who killed Crawford
Baiiew on the night Of February Bird. ap-
peared before Judge Pope tins afternoon,
applying for bail. The hearing was at Judge
Pope's residence. The State wa, represent
ed by Solicitor Schumpert and Massey by
Ihos. s. Sease and DR.. Sampson Pope. DR..
rope opened the ..argument. He claimed
that the testimony taken at the coroncr's
inquest was all the argument that was
necessary to procure bail that the killing
was simple c,so of self-defense by an Off
Ger in tho discharge of his official duty.
Solicitor Schumpert made n magnificent
argument for the State. lie said that there
was nothing to show that these men had a
warrant for BalIew, and c!osed his argument
ny saying: al say here with due sense
OF The high position which l occupy, that
the shooting Of Crawford Ballew under the
facts ana circumstances surrc undirg this
c,se, as evidenced by the extraordinary
Testimony taken at The coroncr's inquest, is
pure and simple murder and most solemn
ly protest against the granting of bait"
Mr.. Schumpert was followed by Thos. s.
Sease, who made quite sn elaborate speech
in behalf of Massey. lie, also, claimed
sef-defense in discharge of official duty.
Judge Pope, in rendering his decision, made
= brief speech, in which he regretted that
tn Q proceedings before the c"rcme-'s Jury
were not more compete, as in this case
matters of detail were omitted lie re-
viewed the circumstances of the shooting,
as evidenced by the testimony, and closed
by saying; This being au officer Of the
law, will grant bail for 81 .000.'
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-23
Sale of Notes and Accounts.

WILL ogcr f0f sale 20 Tue highest bid
l. der, before the Courthouse door at
Union, on Monday, (salesday) the 9th day
Of March next, the notes and other chooses
in action belonging TO the csatc of George
MeAbee, deceased.
w. S. LlPSCOMB,
Admir- Es. Geo. McAbcc.
Feb. 16-1-2t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-23
MASTERS SALES.

The State OF South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pleas.
i. {. Duncan
dyGjHst
james ID. McCravcy.
n obedience TO an order made in the above
l. stated case by his Honor Judge l. d.
Witherspoon, dated October lOih, 1898, |
will sell before the Courthouse door, in the
town Of Union, during the legal hours of
sale, on salcsday, 5th March, 1894 the fol-
lowing described lands, to-wit:
All that certain tra[t OF parcel Of land
lying, being and situate in Bogansvilc town
ship, in the c5unty of Union, in the State of
South Carolina. adjoining lands Of Estate of
Frank Trimmier, deceased, the Floyd lands.
now Owned by j d. McCravey, and on the
south by Tiger river, containing hfty-four
acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
Oncthird cash, and halaoce in two equal
annual iustallmeuts, with interest on the
crcl lii portion, TO be secured by bond of the
purcha'cr and mortgage of premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
&. II. rEAkE,
Master for Union County
Matters Office, Feb ., 1891.
Feb. lG-I-3t.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALES.
FOR MARCH, 1894.

Dl virtue Of sundry executions to me di-
ID rectcd, will sell before the Courthouse
door, in the town of Union, on Monday the
fifth day Of March next, during the legal
hours of Shcritfs sales, the following de-
scribcd property to wit:
One tract Of land belonging to Ohc-
diah Tate, situate, lying and being in
DraytonvIic Township, Un;On County, con-
tanning one hundred acres, moro or less
bounded by lands Of Mrs. Manta Smell, Ben
jamin Perser, Mss Martha Ann Philips
and the estate Of Iacharah Phillips, decea,e ed
Levied on aud to be sold as the properly of
Obadiah Tate, at the suit Of }. i. Cory ns
Administrator of d. W. Tate, deceased
Plaintiff against Obad nh Tate, Defendant.
j. q. LONG,
s. U. G..
SheriTs Office Feb. 10, 1891.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-02-23
Notice to Bridge Builders.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, I
UNION COUNTY.
UNioS 5. c., FEBRUARY 18TH, 1894
" ILL be let to the lowest responsible
" bidder the letting of the repairs of
the Skull Shoals bridge on Pacoct river On
WEDNESDAY,, THE 21ST DAY OF
MARCH NEXT.
Plans aud specifications of the repairs
will be exhibited and published OH the day
and place of the letting.
BY Order of the Board of County Com
mission."s &c Union County. 5. Z.
Attest:
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of BoqrI
Feb. 167 st.