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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
YELLOW FEVER IN JACKSON
One Case Officially Reported to the
Board OF Health. &.

Board of Health.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. ll.-Orc case Of
yellow fever in jackson was officially
reported to the state board health
yesterday by City Physician fTodd and
DR.. III. II. Hughes. The patient is d.
=. Porter, city clerk. whose residence IS
on Northwest street, near the p2rlten-
tiary.
The city council held Special meet.
ing this morning and passed Strong
resolution advising the people 10 keep
their senses and not create pCn!c like
the one Of q year ago.
DR.. Murray OF the marine hospital
service expresses 10 doubt that the foci
is directly traceabc TO New Orleans, as
brother of the sick man spent several
days there recently ami returned home
sick.
Reports to the surgeon general are to
the effect that new cases are still re-
ported, daily from Key West There
We're two deaths there yesterday from
fever.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
TRANSPORT TARTAR
HELD AT H0NG-KQNG
Regulars Aboard Complained
of overerowding.
VOLUNTEERS SATISFIED

General Funston and Ills Kansas Reg
imcnt on this Vessel and They Are
Anxious to Proceed on tho Journey
Homrward.
WASHINGTON, Sept IA cable mes
sage was received today ut the war dc'
partment concerning the transporS lar
tar, which has been held ut Hong. Kong.
Secretary Root thought it was OF sutii.
cient Importance 10 take to the presl-
dent for consideration. Tho dispatsh
has not been made public.
Alter Secretary Roots return from
the White House he had conference
with the commissioner of navigation,
Mr. Cham berlain, and also decided to
take up tho matter of the Tarter with
the state department with Wow OF
having the ship cleared at Hong kon;s.
A dispatch was sent to Colonel Met
Gallo of the Twentieth Kansas, who Is
in command of the troops on tho trans
port, asking il in his opinion tho ship
was overcrowde,i and If there was just
ground for com plnint of the subsistence
| furnished the men. a dispatch was
| also sent to General Ous asking for
| further Information concerning the Tar
tor and tho supplies with which she
was furnished.
No definite decision can be reached
until the state department has commu-
Gated with our embassy at London, as
it is q question which must be settled
by the British government.
\ private Cablc message from hong
Kong says complaint was made b. the
| 200 discharged regulars Oh board the
| partar OF overcrowdinG. whereupon
| clearance was refused. The Twentieth
Kansas v0lNlteer infantry, with Gen
| eral Enust0n i nh"""i 'A~s "-o,Sr. .JAui
mddG nS com plaint and are anxious tC
have clearance granted tho ship Ill or.
der that they may proceed homewa
The army transport Tartar, which is
reported detained ut HonS. Kong by the
British authorities, was chartered by
the United States and is owned by the
Canadian Pacific Steamship company.
| She sal Is under the British flag
1t Is said that under these conditions
she is subject 10 the British navigation
laws as Being chartered by tho United
States does not entitlo her to American
registry. The British consul can dc.
termine whether sho complies with the
British navigation laws aud if she does
NOT, he has authority to unload her.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
MASTERS SALE.

State of South Carolina, Court OF Com
County of Union. mon Pleas,
Roht. l.. Nance and Elizabeth Ann
Gregory, Plaintiffs.
w.
Bell Nance and Annie May Bailey, De-
fenuautS.
In obedience to an or,ler made herein,
will sell at Union, before the court
sale OH S.lestlav, 2ud of October, 1899,
the following lands towit:
All that tract of lani !! ing, ln.ing AMI
sitna'e in Pinckney Township, in county
and state aforesaid, containing one tuI.-
, dred and sixty-eishJ acres, more OF less,
and bounded as follows: On the North
aud East hy lands of the estate II John
Rente ey, depeas. d, on the South by lant.
fnrmerly of Mrs. Aun R+ntlry and hy
lands ,mrry owned bY +. 81. Adaus
and on the West Ivy lInds uf the estate
| of Samuel Scatter, deceased. and 0f SAM
uel Faucett, deceased and known Nv tho
| home place of the late John +. Nance,
| does ased, and being tho same land plr-
chased hy John +. Nance from Lew ID.
Davis on the lalh Sept 1874.
All that tract lying, being and situated
in l'inckney Township, Union Cnnnty,
| state aforesaid, containing one hdndred
and tlf:y acres. more or ess, bNu nitsl by
lands nf the estate of Samuel Fancett
and 5. T.. Harris lands AMI Tract No. 2
ot Lipsey lands now owned by j. ID.
Hancock, said tract known as tract No.
Z in the division of the lands Of james
b. II. adman, known as the Lipsey place,
ienc the same tract conveyed hy James
Munro, Master, to John F. Nance, by
deed dated lst N$oyembtr, Tss&.
TfRHs pF SALE.
| One-third cash balance on credit OF
ole and two yta,s with interest from
day OF sale, thr credit portion to he &C.
secured hy bond of purchaser or pnr-
chasers and mortgage Of premises sold
with leave for purchaser or purchasers
to pay all cash Purchaser TO ray for
papers and recording same. said lands
| will be sold in to tracts.
| G. III. PEAKE, Master.
37-3t : !.
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Citation to Kindred and Creditors.

State Of South Carolina,
County of UuiOn. J.
by Jason NJ. Greer, Esq Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, Jos. II. McKissick Clerk
of Court OF said county has made suit to
me to grant him Letters OF Adn,inisLra-
tiu1 ON the Estate of AMI effects of
Nancy Sumner deceased
THESE are, thel efore, to cite and
admonisl all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Nancy Sumner,
deceased. that they he and appear brfore
me in the Conrt of Probate u be held at
Uuion, g. H.. South Carolina on the
30th day of September, next, after publi-
cation hereof, at II O'Clock in the fore
noon t show cause. if any they have,
why the said Administration should not
br granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
10Th day of August Anno Domini. 1899.
JASON M. GREER,
Probate Judge.
Published on The 18th day of August
! 1889 in the UNION TINES.
ti-Iit
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
NEW OIL TEST IN GEORGIA.
Comm ,ssioner of Agriculture Stevens
Issues Notices.


ATLANTA. Eopt. 14.-Formal instruo-
tions have beon issued at the state de-
partment of agriculture to oil inspectors
to govern the future tests ofilla ] aminating
oils in Georgia. Thirty. eight out of
II inspectors in the state answered the
call OF Commissioner Stevens to appear
yesterday ut the capitol Tor instructions
In the method of handling the now Gil
test adopted by the department..
Experiments wero made on several
9raacs OF oil with the new test by State
CAaAlAk j. II. MoC4nd dless a. an ilt,s.
trari0n Of the work for tha benefit OF
the ins peotofs. and the unanimous opu.
ion expressed by the men. many OF
whom have been hand ling oils for years,
WAS that the new test was infinitely su-
porior to the old one.
Enough Of the new instruments are
now in tho hands Of Commissioner Sre.
vsns to supply one TO each inspector in
tho state and the announcement was
mnde that the new test would go into
effect on Oct. l.
Notice was duly given the agents of
tho two otl companies in the state that
from Oct Tia, new test would supply
tho place Of the Old one and that ali
samples Of oil flashing balow 100 degrees
fahrenheit would be marked State of
Georgia-rejected."
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Opening Of Books Of Subscription,
State of South Carolina, !
County Of Union. /

fersuant to commission issued to
the undersigned, as corporators BIZ
NJ. Il. Cooper, Secretary Of State, on
the fifth day Of September, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that books
OF SUBSCRIPTION to the capital stock
OF the Lockhart Railroad will be
opened at Lockhart, in the State and
County aforesaid, on the fourteenth
day OF October, 1899, at 12 O'Clock,
m.
The said proposed corporation will
have capital stock Of not less than
twenty-five thousand dollars, or more
than one hundred thousand dollars.
divided into shares of the par value
OF one hundred dollars each, with IT'S
principal place of business at Lock.-
hart, 5. O., and will be empowered
to engage in the business OF building
and operating a Railroad from Lock.
hart to a point at or near Orr's cross
ing! on the Southern Railroad, with
the right to condemn land ETC., under
the terms of can Act to provide fop
the formation OF railroad, steam boat,
street railway and canal companies'
ana TO define the powers thereof, and
provide a mode for amending the
charters thereof" approved February
the 2Sth, A. d., 1899.
JOHN G. CAREY,
WHITTIER X. LIVINGSTON,
JOHN III. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN b. CLEVELAND, -
ALFRED II. FOSTER.
,c Corporator,.
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WEitsii, Going TO Europa.

LOUISVILLE. SEPT. I4--Dr. Williar
II Nh.tsItt, who recently rc:igrci
from tho presidency 3f the Sorth,r.,
Baptist Theological seminary. wi! ieu,,
"cck from .OUay for i.arolc, wna,3
ne !. Goin,S - spend I, year Of stu.y al
research among the -. worlds iiir;.
iles, Drcpara .orv TO writing a history If
'h1 B4pt.s. church. Il Is thought "a, f.
Dr Whistle il bis history OF the cnurcD
Will Lr.9g Oft Hearty his i!.?s r,..r..
inn the qCcsHon " i&mcrSton, WIN
during the pas: few y.arS. L.on y,,i
ABOUT an urplcasan, c.nuoYersy r..
Hai''ng IN lis retirement from Ia, sur.
lLli,.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
Trial OF Boys FOR 3IpS.s>

CAMDEN. S. G., Sept. 1.-The elcaso of
the state against Edgar Harriet and
Frances Chestnut. for murder, was
ended here by the jury acquitting Chest
nut and fnding Harriet guilty Of man
slaughter. with a recommendation 10
mercy. They are boys. and the de.
ceased was boy 10 years old. The
children quarreied over their dinner,
and Harriet struck Henry Ancrum on
the nose with q spoon. A small cut
was made. severing the facial artery.
and on account Of ignorance. or neglect.
She child was permitted to bleed to death.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
PENSION LAWYERS SCORED.
Knoxville Judge Creates Sensation
by His Attack on Fraud.

Knoxville Judge Creates Sensation
by His Attack on Fraud.
KNOXVILLE, Sept 12.-Judge o. ID.
Clark of the United States court. which
is in session here, today stirred up the
local pension attorneys by charge to
the grand jury. He denounced pension
attorneys as members Of a trade in
which not so much is done to aid hon.
orable and worthy soldiers as to put
upon the government payrolls and cause
to be supported tho grossese kind OF
frauds.
Judge Clark referred to the recent ex'
posures of pension frauds made before
l his court at Nashville. saying in some
instances the transactions brought TO
light were q disgrace to civilization. he
said it was doubtful il any other we'll
managed government suffers such bur-
den Of fraud as the people are bearing
by reason Of the abuse of the govern
ment's justly liberal disposition to dis
pabled soldiers and their families. lie
continuod:
at will be happy day when law
shall establish commissions and elimi
nate the vocation Of tho pension attor
: ney.n
/ In privavfconver versation the judge i:
said to have warmly espoused the cause
! OfNPension Commissioner Evans. The
judge is Democrat aud townsman o.
/ ME-. Evans
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KILLED FOR HIS MONEY,
A Merchant Ass"ssinn Negroes
Near VnldoStn, Ga

FALposTA, GA. Sept. II. - Henry
Tiailers. 4 we'd to.do ncrohart nud
farmer doing business in the country 5
miles from here. was assassinatcd Sat.
urday night. Nickers had sold cotton
here and had considerable money. Three
negroes have been arrested on susD: cion.
Some of them had blood spots on their
clothes and others could not give salts.
factory accounts Of themselves Vickers'
body was found in his store. with throat
cut'and head beaten to jelly.
1t is believed others than the men ar
rested are implicated, and the sheriff
with lou men is out on a hunt for the
guilty parties. Thero is somo talk of
summary Justice.
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AN IMMEDIATE REPLY
WANTED BY. .ENGL AND
Latest Note Of Great Britain
May Cause War.
tRIsHMEN OFFER TO FIGHT

Rand Sons OF Erin Form IA Corps to
Help President Kruger and 1t Is Said
Ten. Thousand Are Ready to Sail
FROM New York.
LONDON, Sept. II "A repre-
Of the Associated Press learned today
that the British message to the Trans
%aal does not demand reply IN As
hours. the exact wording being re-
quest for IAN Immediate reply" The
message is not IN ultimatum. in the
generally accepted sense of the word.
It expresses tho hope that President
Kruger will accept the propositions to
'relidye the present tension" The
only part which is at all aggressive Is
tho reiterated declination OK the British
covernment to discuss the matter ot
sovereignty in any shape or form. =
the British officials refuse to deny e
affirm the correctness Of the latest Pre-.
toria dispatches, saying tho British
terms are as outlined in the special dis.
patch from Pretoria, cabled TO tho AS
sociated Press last night, namely: n
6-year franchise, q greater representa-.
tion for the gold fields in the volksraad,
equality for the British and Dutch In
the volksraad and equality for the new
burGhers in regard TO presidential aud
other olectious.
A special dispatch to the Pail Mall
Gazette from Cane Town says the Bit
ish roply is regarded ns equivalent to an
ultimatum and the correspondents al.
advices from Pretoria indicate that war
q inevitable.
A Pretoria special to the Cape Times
says the Transvaai has notified the mi
nsrs OF Italy that it will give them
safe conduct and protection IN case they
wish to remain i'll the Trausvaal.
The report that the Rand lrishmeE
have formed n corps to help PreS'Len
received there from New York saying
10000 Irishmen there are ready to hell
the Transvaal.
The Orange. Free State burghers are
YspoSted to he bitterly divided over the
merits Ut the controversY and their
probable course in case of war.
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COLUMBIA, =. c.. Set. IA CROW 4
Of whites. full of whisky, welt to he.
ITO campmeet!ng in Lancaster count,
10 miles from tn" county seat, |, /,
n1Sht. Negro rien o0Js tod T. trs,r
conduct aud Tie Whites hen fired i, :,
the cfowucd chulCi Tho negroes
turned the ii:o and ih,. Whites sca:,rrc
Two whites. yamei Hou.u, Lr.tytr,.
were seriously v ,undyd HAd nur,h.t
Of negroes, just how many ca:,not la
ascertained, were s!lot. NoRo reported
dead No arrests.
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Drowned While In Hat,;nr

WEM!TGMcH. y. c.. sept. lI-Wli
liam Harvie Wade, vel known mo
chanical engineer. was drowned while
in sarf bathing. on Wrishtsvi.io beach
Nc Ngjo was ab n 50 wears ~ e,,
a natv.. G. II, ,hmord, bu: S0anttnc -
tine: yair' IL Er:Oy". IL arrived ar..
.aSt i'r.Iay ana had Jus sccnrcd a co.,
:rUlni.a interest IN tho Wilmington - "a
works, intending 10 locate lere.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS.


Byvlrtue OF an act Of the General
Assembly OF the State OF South Caro-.
Ina Entitled "An Act to charter the
Union nd Glenn Springs Railroad
company, approved the first day of
March, A. ID 1899" a meeting OF the
stockholders Of said Railroad Com.
pany will be held in the offico of
Munro Il Munro, at Union, S. c., on
Wednesday, October tho 18th, 1899,
Tor the purpose of organizing said
company and the election OF a PresiI
dent and nine directors. > :.
!. G. nuNe.s, :.
a. II. FosTkH;
+. M. Farm.
JOHN A. FAINT,
'o-'C Corporators.
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Pig Iron Boom Continues.

hRnnNaHAM. Ala, sept II. - The
Birmingham district is receiving con.
siderable attention throughou the conn.
try now on account of the persistent
boom in pig iron. There is not enough
iron being made in this district to place
any OH the yards. AS soon as it is made
1t is eithnr placed aside for shipment on
orders already accepted or shipped in
cars placed III the yaros Tor it. ,nyh
lg ,cs obtain. OrGcrs are lem. sen.
!n'o the district 'apidly. and tile fnr
uaceMen arc happy.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
For OCTODEP, 1890.


by virtue of sundry executions to Ina
directed, [ will sell before the court
h'i'r door, in the city OF Union. ). C..
on MH"iay, The St cond day of Oct,,ber
'n r.. dHri'rG ii" legal hours Of Sheriff,s
sale. "a" follow in. described property
t0Nii.
O." tact Of aud belonging to James
]. >" GLASS, situate, lying and being in
u" Len l;iii Township, Union County.
containing two hundred and forty-four
and "he-'mlf acres. more or less, II ,nnd-
cd b. hnhS of ID. H. Duncan, j. J.. Fur
ner and other Lands of j. Il. Donyla.s
ana known as IL portion Of the Mitchell
place, levied on and to be sold as the
property Of James II. Douglass at the
suit OF Frances &. Beatty, -; y n
Ai,lc
Ghe tract Of land belonging to d. T.
Dnlcan, situate, lying and being in
Goshen Hill township, Union Cnlnty
c'ntAinirg two hundred and eight and
one @!f acres, more less, hnnndot nv
ltnda of James II. Douglass, j. r.
luri er and other lands OF ID. i. Dim
can; Levied on and to he sold az tLe
ptoicrty of ID. Il. Duncan at the snit Of
RANGES Z. B"aty. j. G.. IovG.
luoo, sue.
Shri ifs Oni:c, this 9th Sept, 1899.
31-3t
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T"noEmF COURT TO DECIDE.
The MayoraIrS;ai 10y e,ion il"

GEEESvlLLE, s. G, Z!r-Justico
q. j. Popc having refused to assume
the responsibility of enjoining the can
didates for mayor and aldermen in this
city from allowing their names to be
used in the general election for munich.
pal officers, the case will be carried di.
rect TO the supreme court.
The application for n writ OF certiorari
was made before Judge Popo OH the
part OF certain citizens who seek to have
the recent primary for mayor and alder.
men declared null and void on account
OF the fraudulent registration Of voters
The relators are Eugene L. Stone and
J. w. Goddard, who are represented by
Messrs. B. NJ. Shurman and \. H. Miller.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
Another Siill In Columbus.

CoIMEus, Ga, Seu:. 1.-THE Co.
lnnb.rs Manufacturing company. whicA
Is to ereo. :250,I0J cotton mil. hero a,
soon as the work can be done, has Of.
ganiZed and cisG.ed officers. T.. j. ,Soc.
don OF Colum bus Is s., esidont nui &. u.
Utley Of Boston, i-ea Sa!"r a stron
Boston syndicate :s irrtere,tsA liz th 4
enterprise, and it is quite pr ob.llo .h.t
It will develop into 81 COO. 900 mill
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ATLANTA, Sept. la.-The convention
of Gotten states commissioners of Ggri.
culture. which was to have been held ut
Now Orleans Sept. 90. has been changed
to Atlanta and Will meet in this city
Oct. ~. IL WAS feared that the ont.
break of yellow fever III New Orlean,
would result III that place being quar-.
antined against and prevent tho attend.
ance OF most If not al of the commits.
siOuers
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Crops la the North Stutc.

RALEIGH, Sept. 12.-The North Caro-.
lima crop report for September was com.
piled today by the agricultural depart.
ment. From returns from !, 200 cores
pondents it shows another heavy decline
III the condition of cotton. This croo
fell off 10 points i'll August. as com pared
with July, and now it declines :5 points
from its August condition. It's presen {
condition is only 15 per cent Of an aver
age crop. Tobacco is 81, corn So, pea.
nuts So.
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For Sale on Reasonable Terms

About 225 acres tract % miles from
the town Of Santuc. Also about 642
acres Gone tract 2G0 acres, another
3S2 acres) about two miles from the
town Of Carlisle, known as the Kelly
lands. Will sell on easy terms, with
small cash payment. Submit offers
to CHAs. II. CARLISLE, Executor Of J.
k. Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg,
>. 4. 36-DmoS.
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NASHVILLE. Sept. il. Tho oLAu.;
naetjag of ihe stockholders OF :ha Nrs !.
vile. CEatteuooga and 1T. Loul, n !.
+?y was held her, t1IoY. Tho anrral
rc.porFS we're presented aud 'h" olj bc. Ii
o: directors reelected. r. ". EAvari,
Ct ,'aW York was c.ectcu \ oIr...... =. 80
fill Iaa vacancy ocC" .,Gncd hy tho Cc., n
q Col. l. W. Colo. he directors ma
and reelected all OF tie o'd officers
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
New Pine CoIuDauy Formed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. l2 The
Dimmick Pipe company was organized
here today by d. r. B. Dimmick. +. ID.
Dimmick. i. q. Shook, Charlotte Blair
and others with capital stock of $lT5,-
OO0 The company will build 100 ton
iron pipe plant in this district at a cos
of $l5O.O1O 1t will employ 100 men.
ID. Z. B. Dmmick is the pre- sident.
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NV Mayor For Nuuiston-

ANNISroS, Ala, Soot. 2-Alderman
o. I Henderson, Democratic nominee,
wa3 elected mayor 1T a special election
hero yesterday over Captain James III
Sayiy;o CHd1ponden) Ivy vote OF 5.l
u 2li. Mayor Feet Henderson will he
inaugur.:ed Thursday night, succeed
!ng N@y"r i. II. Hight, WHO died three
Wrcis: 49,,
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:uit Against IL Sheriff.

No%rGoMG"Y, Ala. S,p.. II. - The
state mas fled salt against Ben II. Tor.
reii. former aucrif 0! Russell count.
Tor $lO,UoJ H:Icn amOuat tho state
claims 10 be Cue Oh account of errors in
Nrrrell'S accounts while shcriif. Mr.
Eer.cl dt"i's the correctness of tne
charges, and hence the suit.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
Corn.l.u. vand,rbii, D.,J

NEW YORK, Sept. !-CorncIius Var
derbi.t died at 5:'5 O'Clock 'a!s morning
at his home at F!:'y.scvcnth street an |
En-! av2Nuc. i'll this city. MIR. Van.
dcrbi,t'> death woe cau.Cd by Z s;roi;a
of paralysis, tao second which he su..
!ercd. The first attack was in jay. ISyC
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
Central SUIT Being Argued.

ATLANTA, SeDr. 1.-The hearing ce
tro 'ui. u :sa state against tho Centre
s.,'.r""'. company for alleged ..io!,t:ou
o' IL constitution was began bc:o,
JuGg" Hart o. tho Ocmulgce oir.uit -,
t,lg s;aic Car'tol this morning.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-09-15
Trustees For Frskine Act.

GREESwcoD, S. G., Sept. 4-r,c
trus,c = oi kline college met here ...G
elected Rev. L. Y. Ircss,ov t. soryo g;
chairman o! the college tacuit. .li,,
I've leeSint Cs the A,<Oto'c Rs.ar.n q
PfesJy t'riSNi synod ~ Nfvc.I.cr,I. b Il
Successor 10 tbs late President arlsr
will be chosen.
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\ iiOy IL H. HI, S,.rr

F;FArLA, hia S-p. IL rssic liz.
h".G, the i'.fc"r cld cEi.i Of Mrs G. Y.
Hntne,@, YVES killed by the lccld IT
dl,ci.ArGo Of sho'sun in ;hc hand.
hsr bother HUnnic I!I,ic!3. a bny
about 4G years Of az.
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toionrI Niciia,t.r f. pcnd

CoLcNnlA, S. c., Sept Color ol
L. i. McMastcr died in North Carol. NJ.
yesterday. He was colonel of the Sew al.
reenrh regiment, @. S. a, later became
senator AUD at the time Of mis- death was
mayor Of CslpmbiA.
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A Prohibition Leader De.J

aALuDA, N. c., Sept l4-Lena6or
ohilds, a leading hrohi bi ionilt of sor h
: Carolina and Ole oY q ,s.rhrtia's 8 weilth.
fest citizens died suddenly here lss,
night. He was a years old.
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For Rent.
For Rent.
Several Town Resi-
dences and one Cottage.
j. G. WALLACE.
3f-1m
FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that G.. f
Thomson Administrator of the Estate of
Eliza Thomson deceased. has applied tu
Jason M. Greer Judge of Probate, in and
for the County of Union, for final dis
charge as such Administrator.
1T Is ORDERED, That the 3rd, day
of October, A. d. 1899, be fixed for hear.
ing of Petition, and q final settlement OF
said Estate.
JASON NJ. GREER,
Probate Judge Union County, 5. G.
3j-4t.
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, the b'y:on cVal ~ ''n cfm?a"~,
Dayton, ,:cGu:, VII. re- arm 90 yotxa;,,.
being out on strike Tor several days.
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