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SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Ole Market st., Wilmington. Del.

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN.
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN AS
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS,
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management OF Real Estate and 10
the Collection and Remittance of
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireproof
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults for the
Sale Keeping Of Securities and Valu.
able Packages placed in it's custody,
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President,
WILLIAM X. BRINCKLE, Vice. Pres,
JAMES B. CLARKSON, Treas, and SEC.
JOHN 3. RUSSELL Trust Officer.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

The annual meeting OF the Christian
and Missionary Alliance was opened in
the United Presbyterian Church yester-
day morning. The sessions will con-
tinue today ard tomorrow. Among the
speakers will be DR.. Henry Wilson tf
New York, the Rev. F. IL. Sempf, cf
Philadelphia, the Raw G. D. Sawtelle Of
Coalport, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jaffray,
missionaries from Southern China,
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Death ofGeorge A. Davis.

George Alonzo Davis died yesterday
morning OF heart trouble at his residence
No. Sl4 King street. He had been sick
about six weeks. A widow and one
child survive him. He was a native Of
Wilmington. Early in life he learned
the printing business at the Gazette Office
and followed it for some time. Subse
quently he engaged in bu' iness for him
self, first as newspaper dealer, anC
afterwards as a cigar dealer. At one time
he was an active tirem an, being mem
Der Of the Water Witch Co. He was
member OF Delaware Lodge, A. o. L. w
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on Isthmian CapaI

Washington, March Is. - Secretary
Hay had a long conference with Sena-
tor Morgan respecting isthmian canal
matters and the advisability of reopen
ing negotiations for treaty with
Great Britain on the subject. The sec.
retary is losing no opportunity of ac.
quainting himself with the views of
senators on this subject.
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Delaware Mans Virtues.

Mrs. Clark Of Mishawaka, Ind, con
tributes the following epitaph from the
cemetery OF wardsburg, Mich:
who erected this monument
Was born Aug. l3, 1928,
in Sussex county, Delaware,
And with his fathers family moved
from there
And settled just west OF
Beardsley's Prairie, May 10, 1887,
He and his father owning and running
The first trashing machine used in this
section"
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A Heavy Fine,

James Boyle was arraigned in the city
court yesterday morning on the charge
OF assaulting Policeman William j. Con.
ner while the latter was arresting a man
named O5Hanlon, at rront and Market
streets. In the scuflle o. .1anlon escaped
with the officers club Boyle was sen.
fenced to pay fine OF $40 or be impris.
oned three months.
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MINERS Preycnted From i.yn.n,,=

Middlesboro, Ky, March 1S.-The 300
coal miners of West pineville formed
to lynch Deputy Sheriff Frank McCoy
OF this city. who, it is charged. re-
Gently killed Vance Howard. cousin
of Berry Howard indicted in the Goe-
he! case. A strong guard was. sta
toned around the Jail and the miners
finally dispersed without attempting
to storm the Jail.
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May Consolidate Railways.

At Il special meeting of the stock
holders of the Wilmington and New Gas
tie Electric Railway Company to be held
on Thursday afternoon at the office OF
l'eter l.. Cooper Jr., n proposition tc
increase the capital stock and to con
Soidate the New Castle and Delaware
City and the Wilmington, Newark and
tlkton Companies will be submitted and
considered The officers and managers
are the same for each of the three com
panies.
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To Dismiss Governor os Hsi-y,nu

Berlin. March Is. ~ 4 dispatch re-
celved here from Swatow says that on
the demand of the German consul at
Swatow the district governor of Hsi-
Ming tSee-Ning, will he dismissed on
account of his anti-Clristian attitude
ana MS dilatoriness in dealing with
German claims. Two Chinese partici.
pants Ia the anti-German riots have
been beheaded at Ho-Ping.
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Held for Upper CourI.

Joseph Monagle was charged in cit ,
court yesterday with carrying concealed
deadly weapon, set Of metal knnckles
and assaulting another man at the p, W
& B. railroad station. He was held in
500 bail for court on the former charge
and fined $3 for his connection with the
trouble at the railroad station.
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Henry C. jackson Dead.

Horny G. Jackson, of No. 505 West
Fourth street, died suddenly yesterday
OF apopiexy He was in apparently good
health Sunday. Mr.. Jackson was IS
years old. He was member of Company
ID, First Delaware Infantry, and served
10 many battles in the Civil War.
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Arm Caught in Machine,

I.natz Weiaski, an employee of f.
Blumenthal & Company's factory, had
his left arm crushed yesterday morning
by getting it caught in mahine. He
was removed to the Delaware Hospital
in the Phoenix ambulance.
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Sanger mt Worlx

Washington, March IS. = Assistant
Secretary of War Sanger of the war
department has returned from brief
visit to New York. where he went TO
close up some personal business. and
has taken active charge of his new
office.
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Two Charters Grantnd

Dover, Del, March lS.-Certtfcates OF
Incorporation were filed here today as
follows:
The Wingohocking Assessment and
Investment Company, Philadelphia;
capital stock, $3.50, 600
The Cabot Furniture Company of New
tonvllle, Mass. capital stock, SIS, 900.
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Another Victim of carboIic Act.

Troy, \. Y, March 1S.-Miss Hattie
Miller of Lansingburg, whose father
formerly owned a store in Troy, com.
mltted suicide by taking carbolic acid.
She told her mother, who was sick in
bed, that she was going out to buv
some meat, but instead she went to q
drug store and bought carbolic acid
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Testing Antisnring Election Iau

Trenton, March 1S.-Argument was
begun in the court of errors and ap-
peals TO test the constitutionality Of
the Meeker antispring election law re-
Gently passed by the New Jersey legis-
lature. All of the III judges sat with
the exception of Justice Garretson,
who gave the pro forma decision in the
supreme court, and Judge Krueger.
who has gone 10 Europe.
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Property Was Withdrawn,

The property, northeast corner Ninth
ana Orange streets, belonging to the es-
tate of Sarah Il. Francis, was put up at
executors sale yesterday by William S.
lrickett and withdrawn.
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Addition to Chic,.o Uu,

Chicago, March 1S.-Announcemont
Is made of the absorption of tho sou,h
side academy by the University Of Chi
cago and its inclusion in the nn;vars;.,-
ORGANIZATION scheme for the establish.
ment OF the great pedagogical dena,t
ment, The South Side academy is q
private school situated ON Kimhar,.
avenue near Fifty-fifth street
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Combine Companies Meet.

The combine" companies OF the Will
mington fire department held meeting
Sunday afternoon at the Washington en-
gine house, and the ordinance before
Council changing the election system
was discussed. Another meeting is to be
held tomorrow evening.
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A Kansas civ BIoek Rurn.d

Kansas City, March 1S-Fire destroy.
ed all of the buildings in the block
bounded by Fifth and Sixth streets and
Kansas and Scott avenues in the Ar.
mourdale district of Kansas City. Two
fires started simultaneously in two
Joints.
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THEATRE GOSSIP.
Little Theatre Around the Corne,

hteb'' AhO"sEC hTOuhu inc corner,
There was the usual crowded house at
the opening matinee at Dockstader's
little theatre arond the corner" yester-
day. The audience welcomed back some
old favorites, and in addition greeted a
number of new acts. Wormwood and
his monkeys, fifty or more in number,
proved source of much amusement as
we'll as interest to everyone. Frank
Bush, the monologuist. vas rendered a
warm welcome and entertained his aud
fence for twenty minutes or more their
evident satisfaction. Edwin Keough and
Dorothy Ballard in their popular "Var-
iety va. Leg't," were we'll received. of
course, for they are both clever artists.
Tom Brown, the colored aristocrat; the
Guyers in an acrobatic speciality, the
Mlddletons, with their manakin theatre,
and others contributed. 1t is a much
more expensive bill even than last
week.
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Stained Glass Window Installed,

A magnificent stained glass window
has been installed in the east transept OF
St. Peters Pro. Cathedral, Sixth and
West streets. 1t was made by Henry
Goodwin OF Philadelphia, and compares
tavorably with the work of European
makers,
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scalded by BoiIioe CoFec.

Estela Keenan,, l5 months old child
living at No. S35 Taylor street, was sew
erely burned about the face and arms
yesterday morning by the upsetting Of a
cIp of boiling coffee She was removed
the Delaware Hospital.
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Conger Sails From Shanghai,

London, March 1S.-A dispotcb from
shanghai announces the sailing of
United States Minister Congcr. The
condition Of Ii Hung Chang has i'm.
proved.
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Red Men to Celebrate,

On Saturday evening Lenape Tribe
lmp.d. O. r M, will celebrate its thirty
third anniversary in Red Mems Hail
An interesting program has been pre-.
Jared. The tribe is one of the mos
prosperous in the reservation,
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Funeral of Francis Tempest.

The funeral OF Francis Tempest took
place at noon yesterday from his late
home at Beaver Valley, Del Service s
were held at the house and interment
was made at Concord, Pa.
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Hardware Stock Sold,

Sheriff Mcdaniel sold the stock Of
H ,rrv E. Bartram's hardware store No.
703 Market street, yesterday morning, TO
Harry P. Joslyn for $50.
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I ecture by the REV. Bermingham

Sheelah's Day was celebrated last
night by an entertainment in st. Pat
rlek's Church. The Rev. w. J. BERN
ingham delivered lecture on the sub
iect, 'Erin's Harp
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Letters of ADMINISTRATION.

Register of Wills Crossan yesterday
granted letters of administration on the
estate of John Farrell to Mary V. Far
rell.
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Was Heavily Fined.

William Stafford, ferryman at Third
street bridge, who was charged with as
saulting John Tillot at Third street
bridge on Sunday, was fined $l5 and
osss in city court last night.
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Father Light Missionary Society.

The anniversary of the Father Light
Missionary Society OF Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church will be celebrated this
evening. Miss Eleanor G. Blanken, the
State secret 'ry, will make an address.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Directors Meet.

The directors Of the Y. NJ. C. A. held
their regular monthly meeting at the as
sociation last night. Regular routine
business was Transacted
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The Week OF Self Denial.

The members of the Salvation ARMY
are observing the week of self denial,
The meetings are being largely attended
and much enthusiasm shown.
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Deaths Among Congressman

Daring the Congress inst adjouaned
seventeen of its members have died
among whom was John H. Hoffecker, oi
Delaware.
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Peru Settles Fowks, fu,,r

washington, March 1s.-United States
m'nister Dudley, at Lima. Peru cabled
'ne s'ate department that the govern
. uleit OF Peru had offered to settle for
'he sum of 5000 soles the Fowks
e.aini, ana he was Immediately in
structed to accept the offer. The claim
originated in 1894. William Fowks
W was an American merchant living at
iunlpez' and the military authorities
subjected him to forced loan and i'm
prisoned him for "a hours.
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Persian Il

''an reforms Cause Revolt.
London, March 1S.-The yienna Neue
Tie Taeie rfesse reports serious rising in
.eneran' Persia, because certain re-
iorms were attempted by the shah.
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men. lie blames himself and 40 49,.
else for being tempted to drjrL smI u,1
gamble and says that he honaJ Saj
against hope TO be able to rsf, nd TpSo tSo
money He kept all of the enrsionas ras
aha statements so that he might rs.
place the packages in caso ba sbou,i ' ',
WIN at cards, when be hoped to tha 20
last he would do. 20 tne
The checks are not In anv NOV
lerfered with and are negotiohlo on,, ,n
upon proper endorsements. Tbev s 80
no" IN the hands of the pr,ner % o.,
Not dollar of the $1,000 wa
found. Practically all Of j. oUo woot was as
the gambling rooms in GoInnt; 70
where vain hopes wers held ont to ths
The Express Company is. Of co,,rs.
sal'y indemaifsd by the surety bonds
gwen by it's clerk aud will not tJnos 1nea
and in no event c,u,d 'yts tbs
,n'pper havo los. anything. l. s;n
ieet remarkable that in tho bandS; ~ IA,
;. nn.hous every year by the Exrr,ss
more Is NOT los. and this is
ea'iy the first los, in this seo,io5 H. ;"
one time, K" in Tbo Na J."
ad Courier. A0 Ne"s
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The supers'itious are again finding
omeus around tbs White House
just before the Presidents mother
died, several years ago, shadow Sas
seen by them every morning when
the sun shone on the portico of the
White Honse, which they declared
represented the bsnt firm of an old
woman: After Nrs. McKin'ey's
death, 1t was seen DO Hore. lately,
every fair day, about eleven o'clock
ta the morning, the same persons
have seen and pointed out shadow
on ono OF the big pillars at the east OF
fhe portiee, in the form of a forearm
400 hand, with iha torefngsr held up
~ath an air of protest q. earning, and |
they are predicting that this i, an al.
vance notice Of some sort of Gala nifty.
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ECSsERS MAKE COop Ham
"o"'' OF y. w. Green Looted ocsI ono
worth or D!u,n,nd,

ATLANTA. Jan. 8 While tho for,u.
wa> IN the roslor playing cards n + ~
n'aF L!ohe into the residence Of 1,hn
": Grogn, 20 Carrier street. last nich.
aDons le O'Clock ana carri ID c,z q I I,;t -
diamonds worth over 5000
window Lad been iDed o,or
'ne "f'Sser rifiod OF tho stones whi,s
9|oFy member OF the household wos ~
entertaining friends. f
lee Jewels were not missol p,.u ,,,
gomHihy had departed, aud tbe f,,njIa
!"G''"'se't I' torctire for the nigh, ~ zig
!. h'is was the open drawer os ,,.
,'t","ef aha the BROKEN window and ths
story. FeSb w tho
mo police were notified OF tbo ro,,
DeFy ny telephone. and Captain Rai,
,S4S q hurried cali for Sergeant BedfnrJ
M ~, Detective John Harris.
tho dotectives went to the res;dar..
y NJ Green az once, and was workino
- oui me case all night trying to seonrS
z ppNS ~ Clue by which to get on the traoS
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ERESlDENT %'KiNIey If,

'n'''a'lons to nc plnlo,patie Reeep
'ion Recalled,
"AshiNaroN. Jan. s-The presiden
IS sliil suffering from his cold and or
ene ADVICE OF DR.. Rixcy has decided ID
81 stay IN his room for three or four davs
ttnele was no cabinet meeting today
ana the invitations for the Diplomatic
peSfgpd reception tomorrow night have beer, re-.
.ha ~ IS stated at tho White House that
boe PRESIDENT is not seriously i'll, bnt
aa as's PAD cold and these steps are taken
as precautionary measure '''Aon
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UNITED STATES MAY
BECOME iNv0L VED
Colombia Rebels Threaten ia
Attack Panama.
CAKE VIGOROUS ACTION

Our Government Will Protect Ameri
can Intercsts-Drast:cM Measures May
BE Adopted In Dealing With the Sit
uation, Which Is Most Alarming.
WAsaINafoN. Jan 9.--Conspl General
Sadger-st lRagama cables the state de.
'omo1an government announces that tbe
revolut1onists aro approaching Panama
anu making preparations for fight
"hlcn Is likely to occur soon.
!h9 STATE department intends tskir,
vigorous aotlon'if the Glty is ibrea fanas
WIN Dom oardment, to protect American
interests and to carry oat tae duties wa
nave assumed by treaty for tho protaa
'ioh OF the IsthmuS Of Panamo
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'Hs SMALLPOX AT UNION
Is PROPERLY HANDLED.
~ Dcclares the Secretary of the
Doar", Or. NJ. ". CuIp, who
infeliscnHy Describes
Situation.
The CQlmb:a State.

= lie humber Of c,mm.n;o,t;
20 and fiom various Officials anJ
parties h"ve'a appeared in yopr excsi.
isht Columns concerning the smaIlnox
situation IN Uaion and the board ~
heE!lh Of Union. '" o.
The board & hea,.h Ct U,ion :.
pe'f'ct'y able to st4Ed The Unjust c,i,.
'oi:ms Vi fsv "kite head! l.tt.r
wti'er'' Blu. all Iii Litter wriiing is
ciicaia Ell to ipjnre our town in .
ousihess way, AMI that is the orlv
reason ! ~Iite now. From sill ILL.,,
mas peen said and written stranget
"'I!a ihi..k that Uaiop is a verjtaIl.
pest h'nse, Smallpox hoi., wh;ob !.
a4' The case, and never has Been
tAsFe has been smalipos in Dnioa cTI
una oa ever sincs it appeared j., ,
Columbia in 1898, when cha n,;,
bunting yoI saw on the streets wa,
GLOW flags. We borrowed onr
smallpox from you and returned :,
FnEEno"iog'y) with Gabe Cole, iw,,o
vas seot 10 tks lanatio asvlum SOM
lqie s'ncei and We have a fswFmoys &.
ohjsc's u send you rs onicklv -
Wis OF inqaireudo de luna.;e, orc
Torn cut. are
But to the point Union BY bsr
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we offer Bro. J.. NJ. Rice an apology
Tor the confused appearance in which
ms article appears. 1t was set bv
the Cub and the proof was misplaced
and not corrected.
fhe saie of Mrs. Cages household
elects took place Wednesday. Qaite
number Of ladies were present.
very good prices were obtained for
some thines, while others went very
cheap.
save up your nickles and save IN
your dimes
ana trade with the merchants who
patroni1e THE TINES.
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present board of health has never de-
uisd the existence of small OK in Ter
corporate limits, but she has not made
u blowing horn of her troubles, nor
appealed to the State for help. / am
thAnkfn' 20 ssv hat the maj r.ty OF
thu citizens of Uni N are made cut OF
the kinh f ms,ar'si that fight their
owu hat,l $. a'.j W. hope the day will
uevsr conn that We will have to appeal
20 she State t" zip us with our do
mest'c troubles.
The troubles "f the previous board
of health" '"f Uuinn the State board CT
health aud .ume If our citizsns Is too
fresh IN tie public mind to need re-
hesrssl. The pre- cut beard has en-
deavored to prof, by lis predeces 'or .
experience. aud think has; instead OF
rur ciijz4ns rebciiug against vacoina'
tIop, they srs row olamo'i"g for It'
We keep An eff er va64inaIng the
puhlc both night and ddy;-lty al
hous that have C ses We use tae>riiInl-
proved and fresh virus We have not
had any Sc u, results from vacciu >
ton. 1t has proven beyond douht. an
a!mts: certain preventive.
Did space permit could cita you 10
so:pc cases in point Any weilin informed
medical man could tell you that it is a
very difs rent matter to handle ore
sporadic case Of smallpox and t,
hsndle an epide mic Of the srme.
There has been no cessation OF busi
ness of any kind in Union. Hotel ar
rivals are larger tLan ever before;
business is greater; marriages, births,
deaths, dances, frolcs 60 on Just tie
same. No sensible person of MY &C.
qrairtarce is unususlly disturbed. We
have had more buildings Of mills, rail
roals, etc, within the last year than
sver bet,re, which hrou sht hands from
every section of this and other States.
This has added to boards troubles,
because, as every intelligent person
knows large number Of this class of
population have no known LEGAL habi-
,atioo, tn: roam from pint t, point,
c)nseqreatly csusspg trouble during
epidsmics.
The efficient mayor, McBeth y, ung,
and city council have aid ed the board
of health in every way requested dur
ing our epidemic.
The board of health thinks it has
the situation we'll in ba nd, and is per-
f.ctiy serene and contented, having the
satisfaction of knowing they have done
their duty 70 their City, to their fellow
man, and to themselves. / will say
,,. -. the board OF health of Union il
compose o, '"A following gentlemen,
VIZ: a. II. Foster chairman, one OF the
Oldest, mcst highly respected citszans
and largest tax! ayers in Union; G, II.
O:izel. Davis J,fries aud w. w.
Hughes-all high-tored, intel gent,
prIpsrtv.o ynjng. la2 -abidiug citiE ,na,
ana her people at heart. Your hum.
bic scribe is the sc cre:ary, and the only
medical man on the board, and l VII:
brt speak the ;ruth when state that
there Is not a more Intelligent, efficient
and capable board of health IN the
State of South Carolina, possibly ex-
ceptlng Charleston. l write this com
nun cation without the cognizaucs of|
tbe otser members of the board.
M, w. Cuip.
Union, Jan. B, 1901:
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~-o~tied Over From Local P,ces.
See Bill Harris and have him sclatch
you Bcain.
For KeIton Circuit.

The following announce ments have
been handed us for Kelton Circuit for
1901 by Rev. S. II. Creech, the rastoy =,
with request that we publish same, which
we do with pleasure for the infol nation
OF our many readers in his circuit:
1st Sundav.-Wesley Cbapsl y a. m.
Flat Rock, 3p. m.
End Sunday.-Foster's Chapel, II 2.
m. Mesopatamia, 3 p. IN.
3rd Sunday. Saturday
p: m. Lockhart, Sunday, IL a. m,
Wesley's Chapel, 3 p m.
Ath Sunday.-Mesopotamia. II a. m.
Fosters Chapel. 3p. M.
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Final DISCHARGE

d Notice Is hereby given tlat T. G
% BiSeyis, executor of the estate of LAM.
" " 6evis, deceased, has applied to Jason
a. M HipeS dpdge ef .fiDt,ate' In srti fdE
as sse secS ecSasy Of Union for ual dischai
p.n IL is ordered, that the 1lh dav q,
February, A. ID. 1901, ibs sTaxed ,or "r
msnt nearing af s;, or Petition, and flnai settle.
"ieht vi sdid fstafe. nIigF
p,o,.. JASON NJ. GREER.
huiSpae Judge, Union, Co.. Sc
r,nao ruoiished Jan. II, 1901 I'm iJnion
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Final DISCHARGE

.d Notice ishereby given that J. G. Esv;.
ss.a aa.m,nlstrator With viii annaxed T Ty yfs
es!ase s'ss or a. b. Bevis, deoeaseS bps p IT s,p
pn pnied 10 Jason NJ. Greer, Judge NJ T psSS pnS'
,ase, ID and for the county of IYn;o., ~.
maj discharge as such admin iatr loe
IL is ordered, that the IlLh dav or . Eeh
ataIy, "A ID. 1901, be fxed fus ,'.srsn-
said estate. '''o"iont or
"a. Jason. III. GaErR
Probate judge Union nGSeY!u
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