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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-05-18
Letter From Homo,

lIockhart, May THE construction
train ut last his reached I.0ckhart and
the work Is nealing completion. The
iirSt freight direct was some cabblges
AMI was delivered last Saturday.
Mr.. +. r. Eson has shown me two
med lis that are quite curiosity They
are abMt the $ ~ AID Dlilu of a fty
cent piece only they are composed of !,
hlSer metal O.le has II bust Of Millard
Fillmore and the words 'for th, wh ,le
cnantry" and on the opposite sid, the
u. ). eagle surrounde by the words
United states of America" but con-
talns no date. He found it among hi,
fathers effects who die in Union county
in SS2. H. most probably WAL II b.dg
worn at the time Of the Presidential
election in 1919. The o,her il of tn,
same siz, AMI bears the nun, Of "W. w.
Wilbur, Auction and G. ,mmiSSinn Mer-
chant, Charleston, So. CT, 1916" also
going at only penny" and whit Sem
To rrp:esent' an Auctioneer with hi,
hummer standing in the C nt,r o. TN .
reverse side Is inScribal M rchalts an |
III iru!a;turer5 Agents C9iieltipn Booker,
Notary Publicn with "a palmetto tree in
tn center.
seF. ~. ". L rIcciitil ililcu his appoint
mint i'll very acceptable mlnner last
Sunday. When he. returns again Oh
like mission 1t is very probable that We
Will have the church flashed and it may
possibly b, delieated on thlt day.
The schools under Mr.. FanL's m mage
mont have prospered and cln s,y that
the term Of school District No. 4 i
about as long as most of people care to
seni.
AS | have 'st otoseG my public term
permit me, Mr.. Editor, to extend my cor
aht thanks to the Supt. and to the
accommodating Trustees Of this school
district for favors shown me during the
Term. HOMO.
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Cross Keys Chronicles.

EDITOR OF UNION TIMES:
Rev. M. l. Banks and family have
j let returned from visit to the "o,d
blks at home," at ST. Matthews, S.
G. Bro. Banks is faithful pastor
and is giving eatiro sltisfac:i3l oa
the Bell Moat circuit.
Bros Ma:siosau aud Shu'er, of your
city, paid Gross Keys visit Thurs
day last. Bco. M,ssa'aau's f..h .r
was on this crcuit in 1872; he Wa
quite small when they (th, famiiy)
moved from here, says he has very
little rec election of how tho Old par
sonage looked. There is somelhine
that makes US have a strcng desire D..
visit the place of our youth, there is
sacrsduess about it thai is i1descc;-
able. The man standing looking ia
tently at the spot where the little boy
played, reco!lectioas rushing throng
ing to that spot that he thought hal
been forgotten, and he listens as if lo
natoL a. 'srrrU wJIIu, ana can
almost feel her sofc hand placed on
his brow as It usel to b, in the years
that ara dead. Strange life this is.
There are a few cases of gripps
over hece.
Mr.. j. A. Wilbura has b,ea q lite
unwell for several days.
Mrs. w. T. B,tsill va, rep,rtad
qaite sick las. week, bat W, arc gl,l
to state that shs is ma,h i'm o:ovsl at
this writing.
Mr.. Jasper Wiburn hal the mis-
fortune to loose his black ksm;th shop
and contents by fire NJ ond,y lat.
Mira. Y. s. Bob, ha, alm )st rec,v
ere l from ipj Try srsteinsd by fall
from her horse soma tims ag,.
Mr.. An1rew E,stss ha, vary
tiae piece Of oats, (sowl last fall y
We have no better f,rme., ci:iz,n or
neighb)r thaa A. j. E,ste-s.
THOMAS II. GoRE.
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Vim. A. NICHOLSON & SON.
BANKERS.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR
Banking Business and Your Fire Insurance,
And promise you the best protection and
the best service.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YC
the best service.

ly upon any person, and it is CT the
utmost Importance, the director states.
that the manner of the enumerator
should, under all circumstances, be
courteous and conciliatory. Should
obj ection BE- made to answering any
OF the questions, note Of the same
should be ma le and tho fact reported
to the supervisor. Elum orators must
aoS accept any statement which they
believe to be fa,s,, all they are
charged no. to c,mmuaicat, t, any
person any information ob,aiued in
the discharge of their duties. T. Elum.r-
ators are cautioned not to show their
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SedaIia News Notes.

Rather dry for news around thes,
parts.
Wheat and oats are very promis-
ing,
Our young merchant at Sedalia il
fast receiving goods and will soon
| lave a first.class, up to.date stock of
lools. Mr.. Taylor, poi ular young
sman from Gaffhey City, is with
HIM. While We regret very much to
give up Messrs. NJ. w. Bobo and C.
I. Boyd with their attractive rlni.
les, such affab!e young men as
Messrs. Minter and Taylor are vel
coined, and We bespeak for them a
liberal patronage.
1t was the writer's pleasure AID
good f,rtHse to euj j,y some of the
finest strawberries of tie season net
long siucs Sttho home of our hospi-
table neigibbr, Mr.. T. j. Alverson.
| went in. the garden to make a
thorough examination of that straw
berry patch. AID not olly fund it
doing it's best, considering the dry
weather, bat saw that Mrs Alve:s N
| "a the fiIest garden ia this section.
Glad to know that Bio. Hey D,n>
YER had such pleasant tim, while in
Cross Keys. Bat say, Bro, you must
rot tell tales out OF school. fear
you will net make good organ zer.
Saturday, May 12.h, was hsll the
36 n anniversary of Tie Presbyterian
Sunday Sohoo! CT Clinton. G lie a
Uu,nb1r f:om this section were il at.
tendance,
Among the c:owl from Sadalia
were five boys riding their wheels,
Mes.rs. Davis, Murphy, Wilbur,
Alverson and B,bo, who wsre uol
well up o3tho rules f,r hicycli.t, in
Clinton, consequently the po!icc h: Il
tn call On some Of tao more reck !c: :
ri'ers. AL things considered, they h ad
Il pleasant as we'll as L profitable trp.
B, B.
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JOnesriIIe yOttinSs.

JOIesville, May 7th.-The we ,ther
is lovely now and every one calls it his
busy day and so it H., for every business
is rather behind ami everything is push
and hurry and really this is the way of
the world these days. Farmers are not
lear done planting cotton seel and M t
of the corn crop is yet TO he painted The
wheat crop is quite promising AID tn 1,
Oat crop is fair, fruit will ba abundant
and vegetables and strawb ,rii:s are
coming in.
The health OF the town Is improved
and if there was not 50 much talk Of
smallpox to keep our people uneasy all
would be quiet md Dappy.
attended the closing exercises of M IS
Mahala Srnith's school At B.thri,nm
last Saturday. The exercises were OPEN
ed with an address by R-v. f. III. Beck
ham after which the pupils all made
speeches interop 4rsed with songs all of
which were well rendered. w. III. ).
Harris then made an address after Which
there waS recess for dinner. The crowd
repiired tn the grove where y table hid
been prepared aud SUCH ii ioi led tdb.o
| have never sean snrp lsSed, and then in
addition to this table OF pic MICS was
added fine barbecue, Mr. Dan Calm IN
being the cook which insured well cDok-
ed meat and fine hash After all hal
satisfied the innerman there was more
eatables left on the table than hal been
consumed. The audience then returned
to the church and were addra8sed by Mr..
J.T. Fowler, Rev. John G. Farr, Rev.
5, Guignard and Mr.. Eugene Sc4ife, I'LL
of Union. The doKology was then su ,g
and the benediction Was pronounced by
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The ladies aud children will then
proceed to decorate the graves, aud
after that is done all will lin in sing
ing, God be with us till We NEE,
again" and Rev. A. A. James will
pronounce the beuediction.
After dinner the TINA will be span,
in special intercourse with young and
old, aad the old soldiers who will give
some of their experiences in ths war
the field, in the c,pp, on the march
and in the hospital.
-N N~.- t,v..vra,' IuyILa.IOn to the
public who are in sympathy with the
as >cia,ion aud its work to attend and
to request the ladies to bring their
baskets and dinners, The h,wer
committee will thankfully receive and
acknowledge aay c>n,ribu'i, ms OF
flowers furnished for the OCCASION.
The Q. +. Society hll a very good
meeting at our home last night. A
full turn out Of active members W +.
present.
Mr.. w. S. Webber's child, alb ,ut
ten years old. wandered off oae day
'nd was los. for about tw> hours
When found the little fellow was
playing in the branch. /, no. nece:-
'ary to say that considerable alarm
was raised while the little fellow was
absent.
Mr.. AMI Mrs F. A. Goforth lost
their little soa Herbert who died llst
week after long aad painful illness.
He was about - years old. He was
buried Il: Messop otamia church R,v
j. N. Isom conducting the funeral OK
ercises.
Rev. j. T. F,wler preached a.
Me'opotamia yesterday:
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Rev. L. II. Becklim. Miss Smith l.
certainly fine teacher as was shown by
The way her pupils ps.formed tler
tforent parts in the exhibition. Th~
sch,ol at Bethlehem and the schoo!
building is very credtab.e to that neigh
b,rhood as il is right up TO date i'll every
departms mt.
Children'S day will be observed at the
Methodist church Oh Saturday evening
May ID h. Refreshments in th3 way 0t
cake, Strawberries etc will BE- served at
O'Clock p. m. The exercises will Con-
sist OF song services. The pubic are in-
vitel to attend
Mr.. F. NJ. Ward, of Floritla, is visit
ing the family of Mr.. J. f. Lindsey.
NJ. |. j. lIamss, OF Unioa. was i'm
town last weak and atteadsl Sunday
School at the Methodist church.
Misses Etha Hames and Marie Nc
Whirter and Mr.. Ecnsss McNFhi,ter all
came up from Columbia where they are
lii college) last week AM spent two days
at home
Mr.. Sharkey is putting down the
foundation of the Alpha Cotton Mil.
lhe granite Comes from the quarry at
pacol-t. The brick machine is turning
out about twenty thousand per day.
About one half "f the operatives II uses
are up and will soou be competed and
Mr.. Thad Foster has bored several wells
lie gets plenty of good water at about
forty feet and most of the wells have
solid rock foundations. j. +. Nlman &
Bro. has put up planning machine and
are dressing the lumber for til, factory
ouEu;nSS. TELEpuONE.
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Census Enumerafors' Rights.

Under the head of "Euumerators'
Rights" it is pointed out that the cen.
aus act provides that they shall have
the right of admission to every dwell
ling, and to every manufacturing or
mechanical establishment, for tho
purpose of obtaining information for
the census Office.
E1umsrators have the right to put
every question contained in the Gems Is
schedules and to obtain answers to
each and al Of them. Euumerator.
are eauti>ued not to obtrude noodle
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schedules or in any way givs inf,rn, :
ton bearing upoa the same. In c,u.
vassing district, enum orators hav,
noo the right to omit any d yelling, es.
tablishment or residence, nor to enter
upon a schedule of population the
name of any fictitious person or per.
SOM.
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CHORUS.
{ IIORUS.

The association will then repair t,
the graveyard fIllow,d by the children
first then the vetera,s, the the sons
and daughters OF veterans an l civil
ians generally and lastly the oil army
cooks if there are any prs:ent Ths
procession will halt at the gate and
forming hollow tqnare il the center
of which some one delegated for tba;
purpose will stand a1d wi h c!ea-
strong vice zeal Or repeat tbs follow
log to WHICH the vetersns will res. s.!,na:
I6 tho memory ot those VINO,
True to the nStin 80 Of thoir birth.
Faithful to the teaching OF their Fathers,
Constant in 'hcii love for the State,
Died In the performance of their duty:
Who have glOriiicd II Fallen Cause
by the simple manhood OF their lives,
The patient endurance of suffering,
And the hcrOisn of death.
And who,
in hc dark hours or i'm oriSOnm nnt.
u the hopelcSsncss of The hospital.
u The short, sharp agony of the fcld,
f4pnd support and consolation
tb'th0 boiler
That they would not bc forgottoa.
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EvErERANS WILL RESPOND:

HENErERANS WILL RESPOND:
THEY DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY"
These were men
Whom power could not corrupt.
Whom death could not tcrrify.
whom defeat could not dishonor
And let thcir virtues plead
For inst judgment
OF the cause In which they persisted.
RESPONSE BY THE VETERANS;
THEY DIED FOR THEIR CoUNTaf."
South Carolina taught thcm
How to 1.-Two ami how to die.
She has preserved for her children
The priceless treasur. OF their m cmorics
Tcachin2 all who may claim
The same birthright .
Ihat Truth, Courage and Patriotism
Endure forever.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-05-18
THE TOWN OF UNION HAS

& Two Cotton Mills, one the
: largest In the South. Two Fur
niture and Wood Manufactur-
Ing Concerns. One Female
Seminary. Water Works and
Electric Lights.
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The largest Knitting Mill and I
| Dye Plant in the State. An OIL
( and Manufacturing Co. that \
y makes an unexcelled Guano.
\ Three Graded Schools. Arte- \
\ sian Water. Population $500. \
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GLENN SPRINGS WATER.

have Glenn Spring Water fresh from
the spling, and will receive weekly ship
merits duiing the summer. The price
FOR the water is zoe per gallon.
J. G.. HUNTER.
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1900 @ MAY 1900
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UNION COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered from
Various Sections by our
% Correspondents.
eta Jane EtoLinSs.

S.,Idiers sNu1torIai association
- o.t at salem church next Sat
- WI 1o.A Inst, to decorate tht
S."as, aas, Of ne ConfeJerate solisrs b"ried
The association through your
hetpp hHpp ,ndsnt extends cordial invi-
Zion to all Colf,derats veterans to
1bs presen..
The following is synopsis u 'he
programme mappel out 81 'ns' 0c u
sion: ~ A.
..o5i,p, will be op,pe with prayer
Nv Rev. j. N Is'm ef the NJ. L
church. an 49,.
choir Ia sinrhg some appropriate sc :
Ec,i,a atk which addresses will be
leo',b T. -iessrs. McD,w aud Butler.
~ W. Conclusion of the addresses tn
Twill sing the following:
a,on our comrades gone before us to their
/Tcamps beyond the skies,
Shall with us their tents b. glory guarded
wo shall lie with them and slumber, watched
by slecplcss angels eyes.
e Till we're walked to answer roll call over
there,
CHORUS.
v, "Whcn the roll Is called up yonIcr
<. When the roll is ca led up yOr,dcr.
-. When the roll is called up yondcr,
when the ROLE Is called up yondcr, wall
e. hh these
Mot with shouts and hearts exultin;, us In
dlySrorercr gono,
Rush wo ON to where the battle banners
flare;
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tBuFnett's Special Mixture is an.
equaled % a milk producer.
NwERED.

Yes, August. Flower still has She
largest saiesof any medicine In the civ.
ilized world. Your mothers and grand.
mothers never thought Of using any.
thing else for indiee6sion or bilious
ness. Doctors we're scarce and they
seldom heard of appendicitis, nervous
prostration, hearl failure, etc. They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and atop fermentation Of undiS
gested food, regulate the action Of The
liver, stimulate the action 81 the nor.
yous and organic system, and shat il
all they took when feeling dun and bad
With headache and other :aches. You
only nsed Afew doses Of Green's Al.
gust Flower, III liquid form. to make
you satisfied there is. nothing serious
the matter with yon Sample bottles
at Butts drugstore or Brown. DRUG ca
Should be in every household mede
clue chest. It affords certain reiies
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nsw.papsr. nlsn ~ and oraef J. Q.

newspaper, with law and order A. IT.
guide.
Yves aware the fact that IT il
not policy 70 jump the .vhiskey men
but We are Jumping them anysw those
who disobsy the law.
We know the merchants who sells
ciearettes gives " bnsiness, but Va
are jolnping them too.
We want the law enforced and %
honest man can object to this
Some time ago wave 81 fetornl
struck certain quarterse IN Bruins
wick. The bakery, the drug store,the
cigar stand all came for their share,
oas sold bread % the sabbath, mind
gou, bread another sold sodawatsr
yes aodawater, and another sold Of
gars, actually sold cigars Nov We
say to the gentlemen who backed this
movement to go for those who are vio-
lating our laws in the three above re-
cited instances.
Pubic ssntimentis against a law
which forblds the selling Of the star
Of life on Sunday, but itis not against
the laws which forbids the sale Of IL
quor and cigarettes to minors.
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FOR SALE BUTLER's ISLAND. -
This well-known rice plantation, sit
uated on The Altamaha river, opposite
DsrIen. containing 1900 under bank /;
also, summer residence on the.salts,
with small house. i've miles from Ds-
Fisn. containing II aorss, Price for
whole, s1l COO, Fer further particulars,
apply to Mr.. 3 T. Sinclair DArien,
Mcintosh county Ga.
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HRLE, Ia 8. IYED-MALE.

Manager.-G atahgished meFcan-
tile house wsngs honeat, capable man
to manage branch. Salary $l25 mouth,
extra commissions. No soliciting re-
quiFed, hut must take general dlrse>
tion and be ambitious, Good refer
enees and $500 cash required. Expert
snos as manager not necessary, II
qualified mother respects. 'sOpportu-
atty" Drawer "a. New Haven, Conn.
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One Of the aest things to be done 10
New York in clearing that Oity Of
vice win bato settle the difference be-
tween ex-Mayor Hewitt and ex-su-
psrinterdent Of Police Murray.
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- n "A Monster IDevil Fishg

EDestroYiDg its victim, is type Of consump-
ton. The power Of this murderous lnalady is
cit 'on organs. and nerves and muscles and
brain. THERE'S no health till it's overcome
But Or. Kings New Life Pills are safe ana
certain cure. Best in the world for Stomach
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. Only Is cents at
all druggists.
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ENFORCE THE Law.


Judge Bennett, in his charge to the
grand jury, was, very emphatic whsr
he reached the subject Of cigarettes
wbiskey and gaming,
1t is a well known fact that any boy
be he ever so young, can buy all the
cigarettes he desires, although there
isalaw sgainstit, A youth, between
the ages Of le and 20, can purchase q
barrel Of whisksy every day if he cares
60 Gaming is getting so common now
thasar0yds Of young Negroes can be
footing the celebrated "crapp
on ths.sidswslks. These three evils
exit right under the eye Of the law
and it has reached such point now
that something must be done.
The anti-cigarette law 10 violated
more than any Othsr;ths whisksy law
is-au easy second. and the gaming
well that seems to be general, espeo,
daily among the younger set.
The TIMEs-CAIL is not an organ of
feiRnsd reform, but it il a public
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
Csc ~ ADYANQE

Advertisement in this column win be insert
ed st the Uniform rate Of One Cent Word for
each Insertion. No advertisement, however
mall less than 50 cents. Cash in advance.
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FOR SALE LITTLE ST. sIMoN,S
ISLAND, containing. 0.000 acres
Good game preserve deer, ducks, etc.
besides best fishing on the coast, with
hard beach Of several milesin extent.
Excellent Oyster bed. Price, $40, 900.
Also, Canon's point, on Great S..
simon's Island, containing about $50
acres, directly opposite Little ST. si-
mons Island. Good fabhy foundations
for a new house. Tits property Is
sixty milea from SAVANNAH fourteen
miles from Brnnswick, with both Of
which places there Is daily connection
BY steamer Il j. on the Island next
70 Jekyl, ana auitable every eespeet
for hunting and sng club. Price,
$4,000. For furthes PARTICULARS, apply
Mr.. james 1 Evelyn, Glynn
county, Geore
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After exposure or when you feel 4
cold coming on, take Foley's Honey
and Tar. 1t never fails to cure, ana
Will prevent pneumonia or consump-
ton II tsken In time.
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Admiral MoNair, who died on
Thanksgiving, was lieutenant in
Fsrragut's fleet. One by one they are
passing away.
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Nebraska populists threaten to pre-
vent the republican governor from
taking bis seat because he has treatsd
voters to drinks add cigars.
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House Wh

Seenls easy to man, but therr L :
great deal Of lifting and reaching to do:
q great many tiips up and down stafrs d
make in the course Of days l1ouss ,rs~iv
It's hard where = woman is vel. For
woman Suffering with. come form c9
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Hustling young man cHH make $50
per month and expsuses. Permanent
position. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick Tor particulars, CLARK &
Co., Attn Il Locus Streets. Phiiadel-
ptia, Pa.
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Savannah is WINDING under the sta
tisticaI position Of being the second
wicksdsst city in the country.
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Morphine. opium, Iapdsnum ,cocoaine
habit; myself cuted, will inform you Of
harmless. permanent home cure. Mary
~. Baldwin, box 1912, Chicago.
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Don't wait until the cool wave eosaes
before having your overcoAt clga0ea !.
pressed or repaired by Jim Garter
$ nd it in now.
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Mr. Clark, Of Montana, has been
yindicatsd At an expense Of 100000
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Ths Timea-caiI Twin be- Delivered By
carrier or mail, per year. $500; per week is
ssnss. Correspondence on live subjects
/ elected. Real name Of writer should ac-
senpany same. subscriptions payable in
dvance. Failure to receive paper should be
reported to the business ofice. Address all
decentralization TO
THE TIMEs-CALIs
Brunswick, ca.
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WANTED. AT ONCE. Two print
ers-mak.up and straight type-setter.
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For Whooping Cough use
CHENEY'S EXPECTORANT
CITATION.

CITATION.
Georgia-Giynn County.
Whereas, John J. Speara administrator OF
D. b. Emory estate, represents to the court in
bis petition, duly hled and entered on record
that he has fully administered said d. B. EIa-
ory estate. This ia therefore 10 cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors, to show
cause, II any they can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his sdministrA-
ton, and receive letters OF dismlssion on the
Hrst Monday in February, 1901.
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