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I ? Tgy " .r- LJ9 , 5?Itf ftdlfekln dliiton Simcs. "k, M. STOKES,'Editor. . ^ UKIOX" Kill l).\V, N()\ i:\lltl.i; 7. inc.*. TS&acso* suiisuttifiiou. ! Oopr, uiMi year, in advaxck, 12.00 2 iWit'due year," " ;J.7 > h ' " " " " . K..VJ Jo " " ? " l-i.OO ADVERTISING. <?ne nquare or ono Inch, timl insertion, - - - 81.00 'liich ^ubsoi|UL'iii insertion, ------- 7-% ' a-'* UkmulU* -ount made lu ineirlmnti and others uilver 1 (sin* fotooltx timnt h? or by tbo year. IT'* J*11"* " ,< u "r Inaoilod ftt?. " ^ J' over ton lines, eliar<<-<l as Advert ino o . A ifc/ral Proposition. We make ;lie following propositions for tin the venr 1880: The Union Times on.I Amrrican Af/rieutluriat, price S;1 ~tC, for OC Any old subsriber renewing ami sending hs a new name, the above papers to each, price ?7 01), tor ' r> The A met'iron Agriculturist is one ol the handsomest and most valuable Agricul* T:tl journals published in this country.? K very number has oae or more cuts of Agricultural implements or conveniences so plainly illustrated that almost any individ ual can make and apply them and save money, time and annoyance. Wo don't know an Agricultural paper that gives st much plain, praetic tl information in such short and comprehensive articles. Tako Particular Notico. We shall discontinue sending the Tim km to nl subscribers in arrears on the 1st day of Dccim bjr next, irrespective of parlies. Cotton is, am has been for some weeks, bringing a good price and by the 1st of December about all the ci<>| belonging to those not able to hold tinder tin hope of better prices next spring, will have beet notu, umi ii me small sums <lue us are not |>an ilitn, we slrill have poor encouragement lo giv. further indulgence; tin I it is self evident Ilia Iliosc who are able lo bold ilieir cotton inns surely be able lo raise tiro dolhirx lo pay tin printer. Orjjf* The finest, prettiest and cheapest I'lu nillc Shawls can be seen at Itiee \ .MeLure's. ?. C?3)? The I'arnwell Snitiin/ says the Fount \ Fair at that place was nut a success. It did lid pay expenses. o . KirO,,. Hiram Slianiioii, an old and pruiuiticn citi/cii of fhesler county, died on the li'ith ulii ino, aged b'J years. Everybody in I'mon, with their wives daughters, lino stock and fancy fixings, are pre pairing to go to the State Fair. Wo are aftaii there will lie no room for u?, so we will have t< stay at home and take car? of the children. TtfO..- The largest Sweet Potatoes we have seet for years were left at our oilier la-t Monday tc Mr. John llrandoii. ttne of tlieni was'euongl for a meal for live hearty eaters. Well, John if the mules you exhibited were small, you v got the rtbhoti from us for big potatoes. J. M. Elford's Advertisement. We call attention to the advertisement of Mr El ford, who oilers for sale some valuable lots it the growing town of Spartanburg. If any u i.nr 1 * it 111 ti i>iii/inivi tliiiil: nf Mivrsliiiir in I??vv i properly we know of no place lliul promise more profitable investment than Spartanburg. ? - ? ""* miTuic ^ r?|ik'.^tcu iu\)iiiit iiKii i nt illinium for the County Fair have arrived and can b seen at (libbes ? Co's. l>rug Store. All person v.ho were n\\arded premiums are rei|iicstcd I Fe nt tliat store to-morrow ^Saturdayj at 1 o'clock, sharp, to receive tliem. O 1'uose Freinium Potatoes. We have heen litxtuiat ing on those line sco-in crop Irish Potatoes exhibited i?t our Fair las week by Mrs. John Rodger. Mrs. 1!. knew win would mos! highly apjtreciale such a luxiity and of course, sent them to us. They were as tint a spceimen of the Parly llose as we ever saw oi t!?t and well merited the premium. Many thank: lo you, Mrs. 11. Tho Northern ElectionsFrom the partial returns received up I th time of going to press, we find that all tk< Northern Slates in which elections were held went Republican last Tuesday. Robinson, the Pern ocratie caiulidatu fori inventor of New York, wadefeated by Kelly, the Tammany can lidatc, whe tlivided the Democratic vote and allowed Cornell, Republican, to inn in. (!ood l>ye Tilden goo 1 bye Tammany?good bye Kcllv. Tammany litis beat Tilden, and Kelly has killc 1 Tammany. ? The Election. Tuesday was the ?|iiietest election day we ever heard of. We saw one man drunk, and he paid for the whiskcv he swall >wed. It was only going through the form of ail election, and didn't have a bit of fun in it. W illi only one ollice to be tilled and only one candidate in the field, of course the election passed oil' ipiietly." We have not received the olliciul return of the voles cast, hut there is no doubt that Maj. 15. II. Rice was unanimously elected to the seat in the I.eg islamic made vacant by the resignation of R. W Shand, I's.j. The Daily Directory. Weave glal to see upon our table again a daily pvper from the City of (ireenvil'.e. We tbought the people of the Mountain I ity would "never give it up so." The /> ii'ii D:i>r .< //i-. the name of the ' new i-suc" mnl a very pretty "licet it is, well lillc 1 with sprightly and timely roiling m liter, :tii I looks us it'it w.is determine I to siicrcc I. Well, if any 111:111 cm 111 ike it prosper, its publisher. Mr. T. A. Il.-iv leu. is that man Success to all inlcrcstcil. nit 1 that inolu les tlic a dvcrlisino people of <iree:ivil!e -those met chants w lm lion t ft Ivertise iloii t deserve success. History of tho United States. Mr. S. P. I.nnford i~ now in the t'.nniy cmva sin^ for subscribers to a very beautiful il!oj (rated History of the Pniled State, also one td tit handsomest editions of the Pubic we have ever 8.e:i. It is not usual for us to recommend our id 7011s to subscribe for such works, particularly when presented by men of whom wektu. n nothing; bill in this case it is different. .Mr. I.nnford is known to lis as a "iti/en of Spartan bin . and a pure gentleman. nn>l t lie books lie ofl'eiv are gallon up in t lie very handsomest style of print ing and bound in llie most subslalial n.miner. The illustrations are also of the lincs| engraving.? , From a cursory examination we should say the | History is very complete, from the arrival of the Mayflower lo the close of our late "little unpleasantness," an I would he a valuable nc'jiii* eitlon to the library of every family. I I - - . * The Late Fair. ? It was gruuTying to us to witness the disin' | ^ terested liberality exhibited by a number of the j viaitorn and oxhil iters nt our talc County Fair. The numbers upon the grounds were not as lirge as at former Fairs, nor was tko exhibition, in those departments of the men's productions, as large, but it was a very creditable exhibition, und^vve are not ashamed of it. Those who par lioipated, ns simple visitors or as exhibitors, 4 wore of the right sort to form a nucleus around which all the enterprising, liberal and progressive people of the County will be bound to gather and make the Fairs hereafter icci led sue cesses. The absentees were noted and t lie causes of their absence com incut ed on and universally ( pronounced selfish and narrow minded. A group of five or six good, liberal minded Farm" ers present, united in the assertion made by one of llicm, that "the grumblers and dissatisfied f tt'mulU not break down the County Association and Fair, just because llicy could not have i thing, a* they wanted and take premiums upon ' everything they exhibited. They forgot or ig- \ l * I v. . c . i._ i i i i... i 1 ii till; linjVtl VI I IIU ?\ VMJvJ lill |w|| It II?I IU'lhl'1 ' no farther than the paltry premiums they did or i did not reei ive." 1 1 Such men have not the general gotel of the ' County at heart ami, no doubt, chuckled over the idea that if all men of their .-selfish notions i would stay away from the Fairs, as they <Ii>I ' last week, they would break the County Association up. (iciitlemcn, don't flatter yourselves with such n it exalted idea of I lie number of your I followers, Ibr tlicy are lew in I'liiou County.-. The great majority of our citizens are liberal, i whole-souled and progressive people, ami wii' in no way t.nito with or coiinteuanee any per, sous so lost io County pride and the general j, good of the County as to attempt to ruin u.i ort gnui/atiou established for the special benefit I and progressive spirit of every industry ill the , County. That is tin- aim of the Hoeioty, and l its ollicers have done their very best to make it ! both attractive and useful to all. If they have , failed in any way it is because they have not ! been sustained as they deserved, and selfishness ! and illibcrnlil v allowed to iisnrti the nlaees of . I 1 ill riot ism an I magnanimity in the hearts of those who Could atiil should extend to lltetit mti- ' It rial assistance. I If the people in the country want to control 1 the Association ami we wish they would ? let i thcat come forward and take hold id' it. Tl it i . J | I can control it it they will ; but they cannot if tli'-y stand aloof from it and only grumble and I growl at imaginary evils in its management. t o . J rv?,. Arthur Irwin's stock of fresh and pure , Itrugs, and fancy articles is now the tea table ' I ' talk among the families. 0 , ' '* " Navigation of Broad Riverj We were please I to meet in our town last ' Monday Mr. .1. lb Carson, who, tinder orders from < it'll, (iiliuore, I'. S. A., is preparing to make a survey of Bros.I lliver, with a view to 1 ! making it navigable for light draft steamboats. This is a work in which the people of this section should feel a deep interest, and we ask tlietu to extend to Mr. 'arson that generous open handed hospitality to which hens a gentleman 1 ' and the great work he is now engage I in C ui_ t led to. lie is now seeking i i formal ion 1 f u -on il.e agricultural, mineral and all other II resources of all this region of Coiintiy. We must gi?o him all the informal i ui and assistance that will aid an I encourage him in making 'ho s' MWMWaJ.b'wd \ 115,'y.raftk. :!i!:;;Vei; e , it would give to the people of this section of s Country. It is site to say that in freight alone o it woul I save at least one cent a i>.uml unon - every hale of cotton we raise, an I on oilier tiei . *, . article* in |a\?[Miriiuii. ! Mr. <'arson is the grninl-oti of the late .1. I,. I'olligru an.I a true son of South t'nroliiia, ... ! P? I'* yoit want eheap goo Is, from the ! I ' iiiiallest taoU to a liar of iron, in hnr.lwnre. or I 1*1 miii :i j>iu lo I lie handsomest ami costliest I ?i-v~Goods, go to Foster >.v Wilkins'. t *> - ( . Why tho Premium was Given The Fupceiutcndcul of the I! h ! i l>?; art mem at llie lute Fair ropiests us t > st ite that ( > . tile Committee I** 111 nil it dillicutl to <1 -tor.nine w ho was entitled to the Crciuiuin ollcred to tlie pet on ( liking the largest iiuiuher of premiums in that depattinetit, ns it was found that four persons ; > hid tied -each being awarded four premium*. 1 1 To leave the tnatter undecided would cause j 1 j much e illusion, an I as the |irciiiiuni was oll'ered for the purpose of inducing as large an exhilii- t lion as J' - tide in that depart incut. I iiey t hough, i ' the object of the - iciety w ml I he justly reached , ' hy giving tin- premium to that one ol the four : who exhibited the Iai*fr?st number of arlieles, j i o t I or 1 lie Tillies. s Our County Fail. n Mit. lit'i lot:.- 'i he lifth Fair of tli" l iiioii Coiiii- ! f. ty Agricultural an I Mechanical Society, in spite ' of the many cloaking predictions to the contra- ^ ry. exhibited n ineasttrc of success that lntisl have heen highly gratify ing to the pub in- - j irittd i, ilidivi 111 a I => to wiioin tlie t untv is indebted for this most enjoyable festival : and this sitccc*- y was all tlie in ire gratifying from tlie fwt that it Y was not owing in any degree to any n Iventiiims b ; aid whatever. While your neighbors ? 1 i lie?ter " I ha I Hampton and Ihitler, h-side* two famous tdowns, with Clinch an I .In !y all tree t all Coiners ?here you ha 1 uonelnit your plain hoitu ^ bred farmers not a Inn lsome lot either an 1 hy , in ut Mils i finey -pccii'ien of the inn* / in ; |t hut tlo-n the Wom ill, and what a sight u s e there of heauty and elegance. I nioii can safely " challenge the vvori 1 ! inati !i her women. i he disp! iv of articles in all liif den u t mmis ,, Xrd.t 111( .Mci'll.'llllcnl, W.i* U IV (TVilitable.? | 'Hi , in ! I ri-s u iiirli "Irtifii Irl uii u,.mi,i - in, V Iii*-I i v mul ln*li' wore ? *-1 i illy u lif.-:?' !u ! i ln"ll|tV lit' lllMgll Mill <XoCUli"U. |'! I'ii iI s?*?*tii?n *?l" llie H ill rtiiii li c ii'?i!!? ! in ' ;t ( IIo view :i small hill ? !11 i > xclt'fti :i of original ' i' 1 l*:l w i Jl^TS .Hi I I'.iilllili Willi ;i I:: i;;nilir :it 'll* | 1 j\ of ;;rcvii li jiiio pl uit i an I v.i*. < Mic 1 e . >i ii?iti'I'hvm" x, :i* c*|u? l.il. v ii iiioi iMi1 : ami , :i:;i ,iif -i i lie ? . | irlr;;i? llio ill *1 iiiii ilk tie in '' ! ;l iiim:;i-.?, \v i ? w ir.t in'I t.) be a -\ l? ii ill or-uile i?l .-,1110 ! !* I'M i'f '' null r y <ir.iii * the ' ... , ; jilavi ll I'd . I. In I ivt Iliu l'.liv Hi.'I | oiliU' l piii'iv. ;-x, wilii t In-al l iij t ail awful * ii- be , l w evil, aii'l wliiit seeme I :i ixircnt, blue wiili exce-xivc f.il i. Sr. a^hi I ivibly ininiii i i i.r i< * , of xcer.is in if" frozen Noi'lli. wiili it- . im w lin/ ( | ioclivi ' ?. Whether lit" vv-'i U el' fancy or ol ,iI . some li-i 'ly ?'\j'!oriT "f I lie icy N??rt Si llie ;i.itl.or wicl 1.x a i ? siv11 of no or<liiiiiry -i.il!. \ IA'l V>!:. '* ? . . ft'.y* Mi'**vi. Iliii \ ( .... i.r" j nlt;ii?c I'l'iiis ' ' I. lvivv ii low, in or 1?t <<> have few ; 1* | s- ^ niMc to iiiov.' into ilu'.r i.e. >i..re. Now i ili.i ,it I time to buy. I via DeATII Ol" Z\CK. ('itA N IiI.KW.? Chicago, No- J rembcr 1.?Senator Z.icliorhpt Chandler, of Michigan, was found dead ifchis bed al the Jruut i'acific Hotel this morning, lleliadbeen I peaking in Wisconsin, nnd last night addressed 1 in immense audience at Meijermick Hall in J : his city and spoke with his usual earnestness. , \fier the meeting, when he *nd Senator Logan j wid Hon. Jesse tipnuldiug wfl"c sitting in his . room, engaged in c*nversatioU|^>enator t handler _ ;otnplained of indigestion, lunn^had coiup|^fJied>f some distressing feeling uXic -a route to tliis jily with these Spaulding suggested that he r^tnain ove^^Bjie city till Saturlay night, but lie said hill Mfeiticss nHairs rcpured his attention at home, ftid aa order was ' riven to have him called in the morning nt 7 )'clock. His friends then hade him good night md left. That is the last titne the Senator was iccii alive. This morning when the ollicc !?oy railed him there was no respraec. As upon a -cpetitioii of the call silence prevailed, the clerk fleeted an entrance through the transom and found that the Senator was dead. ? l)i:vrucCTivK Fihb at QaMkky City.?We regret to hear tlint Cialfney CitJ*su tiered a heavy loss by tire lust Sunday afternoon. The cotton 'illrued was worth fully $12,000. There was no ,, insurance on it. We suppose the losers did not ill hold receipts from the railroad, consequently it is a clear loss. With tliein and with the enterprising town of (jall'ney we deeply syinpaihi/.e. We are indebted to 0. I'. Sanders, Ksq., tor the following report. Yesterday the cotton on the Platform near tiic depot was set on tiro by a spark from the engine of the passenger train going west, and 208 hales L'omplctely destroyed, lly dint of hind work loo hales, the depot and the cars that were here, were saved. .1. A. t'aroU, lost "7 hnle.s^gMHler ">7 ; N. Lipscomb, 7 ; W. .1. l)unenn,'90 : AvI* Wood, f J; J. J. ill-own, 12; S. S. Itoss, '.t(i; I). W. Tate. 2<t; .). L>. Goudelock, 2; Total 208. ? SjHirtan. ? . ?. A Mrp.nru in IVruusuriM;.? Petersburg, Ya., November 2.?At a late hour last night a dilliL-uliy occurred in Mcllmore & CnykendaU'showl ing saloon, between (ieorgc llinton and James Young, l wo young men of t his city, and resulted in the death of l!iiik<u. llinton was playing a jume of tenpins, when Young entered the saooii and made some insulting rcmaiks about itiin, at the same time drawing his pistol and -hoot in'., llinton as he was in the act ofadvancng towards him. Young was arrested and nd"el ill iail. llinton is a lirot her of e -c - Senat or William ! I i it I on ami ('apt. Drury A. Ilintou. l!ic .'ommoii wealth's : lloruey in tliis city. Young s about -- years of age. ami a son of Mr. J. I'. k onng, n well-known citizen of !>t. Petersburg. I'lie two young men were bosom friends until eeenlly. . o. Tut: At iirsi v Tiuivuh ('ask.?WulterS. I.yncli, lie defendant in tlie trover case, which was tried in Augusta last week, lias tiled a pcliion for a release from jail. The defendant claims that when the pluintitl's counsel elected i) lake a verdict for .rUo.tlOO in damages for the specific package of money for which th? action if trover was brought, it was a surrender of the hail process, and the defendant became instantly entitle 1 to his discharge. Judge Snead issued an order, returnable to-day, Monday, i epiiring the plaintiff to show cause why the prayer of the petitioner should not la; granted. * I.mi'oktvnt ro Cotton I'i.vntkus.? Mr. It. II. Temple. Superintendent. and Mr. Norton, ticneral Ticket Agent, have is--ucd a notice that any planter shipping cotton destined to t'oluuihia in ijauniitics of not less than twenty-live bales at one shipment, will he allowed the privilege i f purchasing round trip ticketsiViMu point id'shipment to t'oluinhia at three ceii:s per mile, good to return for live days from day of sale. In consideration of the reduced rate at which these tickets are sold, the limit will u it lie exlon le I un Icr any circumstances, and arc not transferable. Snvr.iti: Smiw SrultMs Noinit.? Winnipeg, ; Manitoba, November .-?An ice bridge has . forme 1 on the river and people are crossing on the ice. to the dvj.Tii 'it ^itir'-e ini'fies''fVyf iYfg7ilVulU '' ' roronti), November d.? A severe snowstorm prevailed throughout Ontario last night and this morning. In some sections there is a loot of' snow 0:1 a lev el. I.iimi.i.v, (Vi.w.. Nov. ?, ?? f*ivc inches of snow ; fell at this place last night. . ? . . .. P' O... 'I his cool weather forcibly reminds ev?ryhoily of .las. li. llodger sj lcndid Stoves ami line coll'ee. t'nUN ('not* li.wi viii'ti.?The very heavy rains ! if week In fiire last did considerable damage to I he corn crops in the Seneca, Tugalo and Iteep ' 'reek bottoms by overflowing those streams.? I lite crops of several farmers are said to lie an ' ilmost entire loss, as the water stood on lliem icvenil days, souring the corn and rendering it ilmost wholly until for use.?.lin'-r it / a rt /'. - ? A I > V V OK I'.IikiiMNi; IN hiVKIil'lllil..? Lotl1 >n, November 1.-?There was cinsiderahle ox iicinri.t on the 1 i\crpnid t'ottnn li.xcliangc ves- i crday. I he broilers who li^d soi l for (Ictoher ! lelivcry were mostly iiname to produce the j staple, and were compelled to submit to the tar- ! lung per pound penalty decide I upon by the' otioii lii'iikets Association, besides the diller- j nee in i lice, which in ma:;;, ca es was a penny . pound, ? i hi: Ain.t r. Icsfvt'K. ? Messrs. James Adger & 'oin| any have made an as.-igiinient to Mr. iillimi A. Smyth of their assets, and of the real esite and person illy of the nicmhers of the lirm, r the benefit of their creditors, and their creators arc ie|Ucsted to meet at the oliiee of li'ssjs. SiiiioiitoM ,k Marker on the Mil instant >r the purpose of appointing agents, and I iking i -ii 111 i* measures as arc necessary i > the a lliuistr.itioit of tho estate.?Xetc* and Courier, V I'i.m.i i: iv t\t\NK?'rirt:T. ? l.nttilon, Conn., ?v. A ilisca^c, known locally in lilac!; iii^nc, l.ni wlncli is pro'iably n very violent nil i' <li|'lnliciia, lias .aj peat i 1 in ilic section !' country Mirroiiiolin^ this city. The disease as t,attic I ilie .skill <>f medical men. o I A I'ui" .*i 111 r n>u i nr. Ft \ r.t:.? .Mciu| his. ov !< > i'..elite I tlii.-, nioriiinu' in all the ?iii r< <>f I lie city, an I to-day is l.y far the coldest f the season. Fully live limi'lrcl telegram* I ive l? .-n -.-hi l.y | 11\ sii iaiM lolvisiiio il,;t| :s i in return with itetv. Tins ends the ej..d. mi-l IM'.h . ? . . tlee ,v IInin| I.l ies uie*,iiist ra| Iniinjr ie Iraile with their line ami chc:i]> eon.Is A Tt?w v >w rrr Av vui: u\ Fittr..?Cairo, 111,, , ovetiiiier U. A tile at Mound City, this nfici ion. '!e t; ye I mar one-third of the town. imiii sixty I,. eighty h .uses were hlliaie I. aiantij; j irlu the courthouse wltlt nil tie- record*. A . a :It ostimato tixe- the loss nt ?70,WKI of ??(', j . C.M.I. S'l.ws rttoM l.wi rsTr.it. Farmers are 1 r.sji.iin^. They are ) iyn.i tin their -n;.. y , 1 lis, (iii'l are in a much heller eoiolili n ! r \ I year 111 a ii usual. one-halt >1 lie .11 >ti ei'ii' <-f this section lias heon dispose I of. ) ii 11.-: "I !;rr half will he hell f r hctler j ;ic. s. i /. 9 Tin: K vi i.iii ii Siiiiti ri \i:.-?Sim I r itii'Ncn, N<> ih'iit I. Tin* jff.viiil jury liitvi- 1' hi n I ii 11 in* !I fiii* fHMiiiill with 1 tilonl la in it r< I or n :-1 . Ii v : llio i'Uf . I.i i in his - mil mi ilio ilcv. J. S Kullmli. ? f i" A iii'W I t i.f t'. Ii iiiI;Till mi 1 i !:. !; ' .nl^ji|i| i iv1 :il sj'i'i-ri \ i'i'uhi's. I'm si' hi \i> is Hi:i?. S:?vrinimli, Nm niilior. ! t .7"Iti> It. V. ililcr, ii j-r-'iii ncnl riiorcliHtil of 1 i< i iiy. \v;m lo.iii'l ili'ii'I in 1 p | at lii.-i rc? dt ncp M.uictt.'i liiii luoriiiii^. lit; left hero 'Ihurs- | y in 1 health, mi I 'lo'ith was iric .;tilc 1. I A 1Ikai.hi y I'i.ack.?Anderson must be ? healthy town, Since the lirst day of January there have been ouly five deal ha in the place.? Two of the five persons who died were elderly ladic, continued invalids; two died of consumption, and the fifth was an infant about fifteen months old, who died from croup.?Col. Hrgixtcr. 0 PREMIUMfcTAWARDED * AT T1IK COl' V TY FA IK dc,ri\ iwri>. Fill IT, UAKDKN AfH> TltEIPl^AUT.MKNT Heft Seedling Apples, Win. Smith 2'Of " Fears, Mrs. \V. T. Thomson 2 Of Collection hotne-tavedgarden seed, Mrs S. M. It ice 2 Of Collection ?>f green house plants, "Mrs J. M. Cibbcs... 2' Of Collection of r lodtrers", Mrs. M A Clark Largest Collect'n of Flowers, Mrs 15 K lioyd 2 0( Collection of vegetables by one person. Mrs S M ltice 2 0< Best Vegetable Gourd (edible), Green S Leo...,. 2 0( " Wilier .Melon, I G Kisoti 1 01 " lie Melon, M^ter Gist Gee 1 <M Jlund Gourds, ci. J? Kay ,..1 01 " I'otatj I'lltnpkiii, Julia Jctw . 1 Ot Celery, Mrs YVtuflluinp 1 (K Turnips, lla^nie Bibbs..?. 1 0( Best Beets, T. M. Whitesides 1 01 FINK ART AND LlTKKAltY DKI'AIITMKNT Best 1'ioiey Sketch in water colors, Miss Griinhall !? > Oi " " " Crayon, Mrs. J I. Young..5 Ot 2d best ' " " Mrs It W 8liand..d Ot Best Fruit piece in water colors, Mrs. J. I.. Yout^k o 0< l'iihrt painting 3 pieces, ^li?s Lillic l)awkins.? o Ot Ornamental pottery, Mrs B G Clifford.5 01 Specimen penmanship, ornamental, F. Lonelier 3 01 Copy-book writing by boy 10 years old Master Kecnati Boyd 3 Ot l'en and ink sketch, Mrs. J 1. Young..3 Ot F1KI.D CltOL' DKI'A KT.MKNT. Largest yield of cotton on one acre, 2,213 pounds seed Cotton, It G II Jeter !? o Ot Largest yield on "> acres, t).83SIbs. seed Colton. J. It. Mi titer It) Ot Largest yield of Wheat on one acre, 22A bushels, G. B. Ilogan "> 0( Largest yield Barley on one acre, ! '? bus. > Ti....... " r. ni Dest Specimen bushel corn, It (i II Jeter 1 0' " Oat5, J T Douglass 1 0< " " Darler, It. Dcaty... 1 (M Dushcl Irish Potatoes, .luliu Dodger. 1 ot " Sweet Potatoes, T Whitcsides 1 0( " Peas, .1 P?. Stcoilman 1 t)t Dale Cotton, S J ltav *? 0( Six stalks cotton. J. It Stccdnnn "? 0( Dale cultivate I Hay, J. D. Stee.lm.iti 6 til Specimen pumpkins. J. ti. lson t! tn Specimen Flour, <!. It. Ilogatt 2 Oi Dale of Wool, tt. it. Ilogan 2 0< For the largest ami best variety of (ieM crops grown hy one planter, J. D. Steed man 10 01 HOltSD DF.P.VHTMF.NT. 111: a v v I > it A i t? 1 si Class. Dest Stallion, 2 years old, tieorgc Dai ley S " O llrood Mare, C. Collier 10 t) Filly, one year old, J T Douglass ~i U Limit' D t: a i t?2</ Class. Dest Stallion, *1 years old, Asa Smith 10 0 llrood mare, C. t'oilier 10 (I 2ml best brood inaro, S M Dice 0 0 Dest llrood mare and colt, John Hawkins 10 0 2nd " " " S. M Dice b Dest Filly d years old. W D llriggs "> < "J " J T Douglass f? t. " 1 ' J PSiins "> (' 2d ' 1 ' " J T Hill \ Co d 0 Dcit Helding 2 years old, .1 T Douglass.. "> O 2 1 ? 2 ' " Win. Savage... tt 0 Dest " 1 " S M Dice ,"> (J L1 US I I'M 1 l'Ul I Cl'j 'd 4"^" >>UIIU, \ . Culp 10 C Host Brand marc, itpen i>j the world, ('. J!. Sints 1<J (J " * Canity raised, .las. 'I'll oiua.^ < *A '* Lilly !' years oTd. ^..?^. 'I'lgunas /? 0 1* V B. Sim#*...v.. . ,r> 0 MaimKit \si> Sixci.i; Q-vttpy.s*?4//r C!ass. Best J air uiatelujj}'I#j^>cs,.County raised, K. l'ailil^Kfcg... r 1" I-' Single llatn^jf Horse*' Iw I'aulk.. "? ( Oi-KN toi'Ai: Woiti.it. Best pair matched Mares, II. I? (Joss... 10 fi Single Harness Horse. (Jalte Bruce... f> (I Mare. Thomas Bitch., "> (? Satldlc Horse, A. ('. I.ylcs o 0< Mi 1.1:4?>'/i C'.V/.". Best pair Mules, (.'utility raised. John Brandon f t 1') 0 Single Harness Mule, Win. Savage... ?"? H Mule one year oM, .1. II. Itnnd-Jjdi. "> (? " coll. dosse Bis||ai> :J (.11 Orr.N to Wotti.it. Best |t?ir Mules, .1. 'i*. Hill Co IO 0 Single Harness. J 1) Smith li I'astest I'oot llaeer. Holt Thomas. I'l 1 SHIHT AM) SWINK BMl'ABT.M!',.\T. Si! I.I I*. Best Merina llueh. It. ('. l-'arr "> 01 ' 1 year old .1. IS. Slee liuan.u () Pen ewes not less than live It. ('. I'arr.."t (? " lainl.s " ()' Native Buck two years, (J. IS. Ib-gaii...n t'i ' Pen ewes " "? in " l.atnbs " " (.11 Ct-iiMi ur. (Jo vis Tlioroiighhreil Intel., J. I.. Sims "> (M " ewe " " 0 d!| (Srsi'les, J. IS. Steedin in '? (? Hons. Berkshire ib.ar. I'r. \. \\ . Thomson... 10 OH Sow ami | igs. .(..hi. BrateL01 0.1 lis, \ sow and | i'.'s A. \\. I iioinsoii.... ' Oil Native 1. :.r .1. B. .len-r lo do \ 11 t V(. . ,vv .... I ; ..... w < >' Litre "> (Hi l'oi'i.TKY i?i:i'.\htmi:.\r. Lfirg ?i Kxliiltilioii of p itiltry, Hlicllun Wi 1 I " (HI | i'.;t'"liS " ("I " Minis " (id I'est |>r. game fmvL It. <1 II. .Irii t 'J (hi lvi?.? Harris .\ W i:iiesi<l.- 0, (HI Ynrii'ly game fowl* I. I.. \lc\V holier...<? '|| Trio lir.iliiti i * 1 Null" i - "(i I r. (' icliiit- i N.i '-'ii "J (hi N'.iili i.i i i.-itit *?\ iI I Tin !;ry \. \S. 'I In.ins .ii ' 1' (Hi |>r. ( ititints i \.i I>v l'iii-\s Master I'.I'll .1. 'in-.i:! '2 (i'i Cu-M- Ml-s. W. II. W:i!l:iro 2 M*I " liiirii Y.ii'l f.iv.ls 'J i I I'm; i?i:i* \u r.Mr.\T. .^Iirj'lirr.i's ! t'i I..In. I!. ( 'illmail 1 00 Sen<-r M:i?Ov i Luians .L.iin.-m i I'll I >. ILmii I- i.r i?":o I' lilcy 'J Oil M \Ni r.vcn r.r.us- I?I:I?\ 1:1 MI:Nr. lie.I Knit:?.' ! .-!i.:i (J ..I: Mrs. fi,v.Mn- 00 1. ; I a'liii " t! i'i I 'til cli nit Mrs. (iirlinjfl ji 'J (10 I.aiil ij'iill. 1 ill I li le sltcli. Mm (I.irlin ;|. n "J O'l .iiiit" i j iin' M I'- S. < rns!>\ ''i 1! .e in: 1.' t". i | it. M;,- M . M. llus-rl! J " II.nil. \'ira N!i-- I.mm i i "sirr I Wcnloii je mis Mi s Mel"reiglil - ( " ' O'llt-'tl " ('O Ile-uili Li." Miss !,. Sautter (Ml lloilic Kill! Ull'l ~' | llli, \. >inm 'J < () .' jipi iinvii I' ?' *? IS'irncs, .1 3. li n! in "J tin " n^i'o '* " *...- t'"1 f- roiu m.iwr.TMr\T. li H A l>l*. ?csl "ri'lf liov mi, 'Iiiil, 1 t > 'J yr.-t. i) 1. t. li. .ft ti p (?<? j'?M"It* Pevnii llfilVr, I li> yi'ir ? til l, T. li. .li tiT..., .' (?'? grade Devon, Heifer Calf 1 to 2 years old, T. D. Jeter 2 00 grade Brahmin, Bull, J. I<. Harris 10 00 herd of cows, (f?, including Bull) T. B. Jeter 10 IK) Yoke Oxen, K. O. 11. Jeter 1U (Ki Milch Cow, W. A. Nicholson...., 10 00 Tfcc milking thatch cauieolF Thursday morning. The Cows entered for the contest were milked he even')#! fee fore under the supervision of the 1 committee. The following was the result of the milk flow, to wit : Best Milch <"ow, lOqunrts and 3 gills, Mrs. A. II. Foster "..??> 910 00 2tuJ best Milch Cow, 0 quarts and 7 gills, Mrs. J. M. (Jibbs 5 00 Mrs. IU 'JL Cijre's cow gave SA quarts, and Mrs. John lfodger's 7 quarts. 110U8E HOLD D E l>A KTM E NT. Best A ppft "Vinegar Mrs. J. 0. I'arrar !?1 Oo IV,: ato Catsup ' M. J. Clark 1 00 Sweet l'ickles " A. E. Faut 2 00 l>eacli " " Win, .tlunro 2 00 ) i;in versa i .101111 itougcr i ?.u? Cucumber" " 15.0. Farr 1 00 AxtfJur " " W. T. Thomson...! Oil Canned Blackberries Mrs. W. A. Nicholson 2 00 Canned Pouches Mrs. John 15. Minter..2 (Kl ' Tomatoes " David Johnson Jr.2 I'll Watermelon Prcscves Mrs. Ann Gilliam .....1 OO Cherry Preserves Mrs. B. F. Bawls 1 00 l'ig " " Ann Gilliuni 1 00 Muscadine " " D. S. Lee 1 OO Blackberry " " 15. L. Coleman...1 00 Strawberry " Miss Minnie Gist 1 00 IJuinco " Mrs. S. M. Bice 1 00 Cantaloupe " " W. T. Thomson.. 1 00 Muskmellon" " Ann Gilliam 1 00 Blue Plum " " W.A.Nicholson 1 <H) Peach M Miss Surah 15 iLinsuii 1 CO Apple Marmalade Miss Beivic ilarlun..! 00 Strawberry Jam Mrs. M. P. Boyd 1 00 Blackberry " " S. C. Crosby 1 00 Muscadine Jelly " P. C. Farr 1 00 Plum " " W. A. Nicholson. 1 OO Grape ' " I. G. McKissick.l 00 App'e " " 15. D. Smart 1 00 Blackberry " Capl. FM Farr 1 00 Quince " Mrs. 15 T Gee 1 OO Spiced Tomato Miss Ada Tucker 1 00 . Cornstalk Molasses licv. J T Jeter 1 OO Home made " Mr. Sinipscn Harvey. 1 OO " Candles Mrs. CC Bealy 1 00 Light Bread Mrs. F II Counts :] 00 6lbs. Butter " 15 L Coleman 2 00 Home made Lard Miss Jane Bison 2 OO Cooked Ham Mrs. !? M 15ico 2 00 Honey Miss Lizzie Brown 2 00 IIoj> Foot oil Mrs. D S Lee I OO Beet " 1 00 Turkey " " 15 L Coleman 1 00 Sponge Cake Miss Jane Bison 2 0!) Pounl Cuke Mrs. I> B Fan 1 2 00 Home-made Soap Mrs. J L Young 2 00 Grape Wine Mi-s Lul.n Bright 2 00 S upperuutig wine Miss Lulu Bright...I 00 J Mu-wudiuc wine Miss Ann Pi isock 2 < ? j Cherry Mrs. John Bodgor 1 00 ! Blaekhcrry " Capt. F M Farr 2 OO Striiwherry " Mis, \\ .1 Itrown 1 O ' > Cherry Pounce, Mrs. J (' Farrap 1 (?> | Bluckiioiry Cordial Mrs. I! (' Furr 1 <><? " Acid Mrs. .1 I. Young 1 (I'd Brandy Peaches 15. F. Bawls I U'J t Wil l Plum Wine Miss Ann Prisock 1 <>t) For tlie Person taking ?lie greatest number 0 j of Premiums ill tliis Department Mrs. >' An a (iilliam 10 0 l j 0 For tiie person exhibiting the greatest Variety of Pickles Mrs. it T Gee. o NKKDLKAND FANt'V Wo UK PBPABTMHNT. i ' 15. G. Ci.ti; oitn, Superintendent. " 1 Committee of Awards: ? Mrs. .Jno. L. Young, " Mrs. P. Johnson jr., Miss Ma.-y llussell, Miss 0 Fliza McWright, .Miss lola M/.ley. () e? Braiding iu t' ti) i. M s \\ A Nicholson, 'J , () Silk, Mrs M M Humphries 2 j .) Crochet t'ap, Miss M I, .smith 1 () 1 Mais. Miss llorlheek 1 i(: t "lit! I s :-:ici|ue, Mrs M M lium|.h: ies..l ' I .-idiot" Press, Mrs I I. Sims 2 " Shawl. Miss Noe'y t'ulp '2 i . | lee Wool Shawl, Mrs M I. Smith..*. 'J ! . Tidv, Mr; P< C. CiitlorJ ? ; : F iil.ro". let v in Cotton 11, Miss I. Hawkins 'J " " *' 'Jd, Mi s I.elia (Sowing.. 1 " " Si.k, Miss<s;?l!:e Muntio?..* "J j " " Worsted, Mrt*M I. Sims....#..! " on canvas, Miss iloi'heek 2 " Hem and Sp-miMi, Miss Cameron.2.' ' 1 Knitting (Fancv^, Mrs M P Boyd ^.....1 l.aue. Mrs I M* Bibbs..? 2 ! 1 Mails in Wool, Mrs P> (J Cliltoril -j ! " Pillow Shams, 1st, Mrs K Cornwall 2 Pillow Slmm?. 2 1. Mrs M M IInmi.l.i-i... il 1 I'up, Pcrsimi, Miss l.ouisly Sautter "J O Shell Work, Mrs I', (i <"litl.tiil 2 il) Hair work, Miss F lloho 2 ! i) Wux work, Miss II W hillock 2 ! j Feather work, Mrs M J Clark 2 ( I'in Cu-hion. Mrs 11 <i Clilionl 2 | (,a'lies' Cup, Mrs.I no llo Iger 2 ChiM's ICcss - wool -Mi-s Julia C Muloiie 2 '1 Cioiu Fi .vers. Mrs M J Chirk 2 ? Tatting. Mi-s M,vje Se .lie! I 2 , " \| eh'' iitui'-ni, Mrs Jim \V Carlisle ..J j " Olio Skin Cape, Mrs 11. L C?i!em m Diploma j l.itcheu i' .rnucopiu. Mrs A IS Mulligan t) Largest Collection, Mrs M 1' Kov.l 10' c!!ii.i?MKvs dfpaut.mfnt. 1 Cr .eliel 'i i Iy, Mi-s Jonnie Sutu'ers 2 * Trimming, .VMio F.ismi -I ' Mats, Wool, Lillian (iilliuin I 1 I t " Sue. j ue 11 nine wool, Julia I.! Soil 1 ' Zephyr, Maggie Tinsley I S'oaw! Iioine w ml. Itu'/ Ivl Will ils 2 ' ' ' Zephyr, Uneht'l Moses 2 i , " Socks, Agnes it ill 1 ( , Ijinl.roi leiy in I'nlliui, Inez. Iviwanls 1 , I'razzle l.askel, Willie Winn 1 Knitting sock*, Maggie 1'mho I ' Knitting s.,<ks. Agnes Cnlemai 1 MaJe (ianiicnl. Sue V -ung I 1 Spun Yarn. Stliie Lankforl 1 | Waleli ease in In-a is an I wove, M it'.ie Hughes 1 i Wax I lowers. Virgee Jeter 2 i ' l'iet Work, M ister I. ti \ ming I 1 i MLi'il\.\|CAL Diii'AllTMKM'. ' 1 Sewing Mneliinc, T. J. (ireer Diploma. j 1 f ' < " " j I I'-aitcr " ' I I Smoothing Iron " " I 1 I Inter " j 2 Sewing Marliilies, |*. \| Cohen " 1 lleal'se :i ti 11 two lmr-e Wagnll, Ji.lill " , I ()ne I lei i" \\ agio " | I Patent Churn. F M Fair Cn " I I ami 2 liot-e Flows " " i I Single Fuggy, M A Nielmix.n " ' i I Di.ul.le seate l huggy " : Pi.uw to; M \ n tit >. 117,//. 1 -t I'reiiiiiitii. John ' ciiwlorl. 2 1. 1'reu.iuiii, llul.erl Johtii. i tel. Freiiiium. J. M M-.l.ley. r > 1-t. I'retnlutii. Kerry l'r/?>r, , 2'1. Fien iiiin. Jim Keetian " | t..i. Premium. Jim Ma* on Consignees ner Kxnross nt Union, 3. ('. Nov" 5th. 1370. .1. P,. Mitit'T. II. .1. Tik.ii.- ii. .1. !'. c;Ui. I'. i i*. Ihiiiriu. .1 i!. M i ii r < ? . < i il.l.rs \ Co.. .1. ti. i II irlaii, l>. II. lirowii, <1. I?. Suit!Ii.?' ' Wn'iuii. r. II. OH NTS. A- I. Tho Mai kcta. IMi N"V. !>. ' lur < * >i l in iii'irkct lit * Itcon ?i?iiio\\in! <! iit? | i-l wool;, iint <fooi| |'!*Uth ; li t \ o I. iMi iiinii; t it;iit-.I. 1'ivlny, i )< i. I ! ; ( 10 I S it ii r'i V, Nov. 1 Hj (<i 10 I n l iv lit Tii'- lay. I ' >: (ii 10 I V. flno- ! iv. ' if,i Ki.o'i : S' iV" f ir ilio work ">" "? I il("i. (Vii.i'Miil.i, Nov ! Mnrlirt MM Ulnt', 10l&l : ! I; :|i- I..i .,! ii , (ll\il'-|\ \>o i III i. i;!. i iiii-i i! ! !. in coiini 1 ?l;. ii?-< . n :... I i>ii li ? lr<ii*i I i irr| !. i.il S? v S .>rk. Mi.! Ilin I"1 . In-, |ttw ini.l.ii.ii,'. In , , ;...itt| i.Klill.'i v, In' . v,i ? i'imi l.|i! - : k ST."11. \ . . . | i? 11 in i 'n "I I \ i -i 1 : i I" M < til tn in ..... J ili,.. i i i 1 i. : !.<!!-! i v ill i>11 , >: i ' l r I What is tiie Mattkb -Why so pale, so Jan. guid'/ Arc you sick? Etfakully, your liver is not doing its duty. Vou cannot live in comfort or peace until you are relieved. (So to the nearest drug store and buy a box of Dr. Gilder s Liver l'ills. A few doses tvill restore you to perfect heath, and give a rosy tint to your cheek. Oct 24 4d , -2tu The Fair !Vrest Union, Of tho Union County Baptist Association, will convene with the Umouvillc Church, on Friday before the oth Sabbath in Nov. 187V. Introductory Services by iRshop G. S. Anderson.. Doctrinal discourse by Bishop F. C. Jeter. Charity discourse by Bishop J. T. Joter Si'tutcTs t on Disci's^tos. 1. The duty of the Baptists of the South to I lio cause of Farebsn Missions. Onciioil tiv C. B. II >bo. " | 2. Whul iirc tlie ^est safeguards against besetting sins. Opened by F. C. Jeter. k j Is it consistent with christian propriety to raise funds for churcli purposes by means of public entertainments ? Opened by A. B. Kant. 4. Why do Christians contribute so little te the cause of inissious V Opened by tl, Hum-. . phrics. ' +? Kssayists, I. (j. McKissick and J. C. 1*. Jo* ter. * C. B. 110BO, Secretary. Nov. 7 4t . f - -? Notice to Trespass^ VI.I. persons herafter found rid1te{?oitliunting Birds, Oppossunts, or any other game upon my premises, will be prosecuted to the txltcmi- J ty of the law made and provided for such trespass. DANIllL BAHNBTT/ Nov. 7 4o ^ "f1? * Administrator's Notice. "VrOTICH is hereby given tliat I will. J_\ the 8th day of Heccmbcr, 187U, i pply to Hon. 1). Johnson, Jr., I'robatc Judge of Unioi\ County, for a final discharge as Adniinittrator ?f tlie Kstate of M. S. I'urtcr, deceased. 1\ I t* 1 VI' i?. . r n .u , Administrator. Nov 7 ! "? 4t Notice to Creditors. In llie case of W. A. Nicholson, Adm'r, ft. W. I'. Goings, ft at. VI.I. persons having claims against the cstalo of Dnny D. Goings, deceased, arc hereby notified to establish their claims before uie on or before the 1st day of December next, or they will be for ever barred. J AS. M UN 110, ilcfcree. Nov. 7, 1S7*.>. JO It The State of South Carolina. COUXTY or i'X/OX. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, .lit., Ksq., Judge of Probate for Union County. \\7" II fill HAS, J. Daniel Kpps, has made \ V suit In uic to grant hini letters of administration of the estate and vtVects of MltS. KM MA KIM'S, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aft and singular the kindred and creditors of the said M US. KM MA KIM'S, deceased, that they be and appear before nie, in the court of I'rohatc, to be held at Union Court House, oil the iMth day of November, IS7'J. next aftae publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should lint be granted. Given under mv liand<s this Gilt day of November, Anno Domini 1N71*.. DAVID JOHNSON. Jit., Judge of Proba te. Nov. 7 Ui lit EXECUTOR S' SALE.. AIT' A 13 i, T.OWfl PROPERTY. WrI1-flj'bc told to the highest bidder. on * "tfRh'ftfrf Monthly in Dfrcctnbur next, UiCh following very desirable piopeety in the taviiff Union, belonging to thu estate of \*Uliaui Ij. 1'aftlier, deceased : TIIK STAItr.E LOT : . On \'irg'iii Street, on which is a large and convenient l.iverv Stable kiiildin<r niili T - f* sloe!, yard and si.ml and a \>dl of water inside tlie stable. A FINE' BUILDING LOT On .Main Street, lielow the lintel, tut itMirirg t!' f feet front by 1 > IVet deep. This is one of the must eligible luls for a business stand ia town.. Terms of Sale : Otic half cash ami the balance oil a e red it of one year; the purchaser to give a bond with good security ami a mortgage of the premises to secure the balance of the puruhiisQ- money, and pav fur titles. JOHN r.oiHmiL, i. ... T. K. I'AI.MI'i:. j, I'*c<f,,ors?*Nov IS t"? -U. The State ul" Soutli Carolina, CUl'XTY ',>! CXI OX. In 11 io Court of Probate. I i I atll'f lis < <)?!?, ftS CXOCtltOt" 1 of t l.i .t v. ill ainl testa- j tin .t of Tiiotnas Hire, ile- | Summons? cc ec 1, /'la ?hf, ay ain't | for relief. Vi. I... . f. .. I I (.ovinia .I nk (tire, I Complainttireen Itice, Amy llice, | Thomas Mice, Laurens iiicu, I not served. Ann Itiee, Seymour 1'iice, | Henry llice. M/.W't/i/.* I '// fhj\mltiHfx, ithorc imi'itfil: \ rot' ure lierelty siiiinnoicl nnd required to ? answer the |>i*liii<>11 in litis aeliuii, wliieli istiled in ilie oilier of the I'robate .liuljrc for the ('onmy of t'nion, ut I'liion Court llnu?o, SouthCarolina, an I to serve a co|>V of your answer tiv ili? >:?i, 1 petition mii the subscribers, tit their i?fliee. No. -. I .aw ll'injje, t'nioii, South Carolina , williin twenty days after the servieo of tiiii -uiuiiiuiiS on you, exclusive of the day < f sttuh si i \ i : and if you fail to answer the said petition within the lime aforesaid, the plaintiff inthis a< lion will apply to the Court lor the re!u I liein in ! ! in the petition. I'ate l, I'nioii, S. titli Iteeeinher, 1S7S. Ml Mitt ?v M (M;i>, I'laiutill Attorney*. ( - - ) .Jus. I". (5t>r. .?i: vi. l'roha'e Judee. I - . - ) '/' ? i/,/> ft i a el; lliee and (Ireen llice; Take notice that ll.i. em fl.s- -- - III illl- lll'l Hill r of w lii h Ilio (" ! r^uin^ is a i ipy. w as (ileal in pfljjj l|.ni?o, in i!i? (' nrily i'ni >n. in iliu Slate nf South (urn! iua, on I lie liili ilav of r>eceinber. IS?s. -t* Uatcl, :;<1 November, I*"'-'. M I N ISO & .M FN P.O. I'liiinlifT* Attorneys, No. - l.nw r.nnjre, Union, S. ('. Nov. 7 I t'l Guardian's Final Notice. ^ Toi ler is hereby (riven thai on the 'JOtli of Novi-inla r, 1 ST'.i I will innkcn filial ISotnrn a< (iiiarlian of ("oloinan Ken-trick, ami nt the svnc time will :?pply !?r a linal alischargc as (in ir 1 t i:i of the Miiil (.'olctnan Kefclriok. 0. s. KKNHIUrK. t initial inn.. Oi l. I Til-, I' I