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r Col. D. P. DuxcAx It. It. Conmissioxkr.? Columbia. June 21.?The Governor to day t?p* ' \ ' pointed Col. L>. P. Duucau, of Union, to tho office of railroad commissioner mado vacant by . the death of ci-Qonrnor Jeter. Qovernor Thompson has devoted much time and inquiry { to the effort to mako the very best selection be oouli for the position, and those who know the difficulties of bis situation, with his ohuico hounded by geographical lines and by the desire to oonibino several interests in one apppointWr mout, will admit that his dcoisioa has been - excellent? Col. Duncan is young, energetic aud prog res* aive. He is, as president of the Btato Agricultural and Mechanioul Society, an excellent representative of the great agricultural interests of South Carolina, and ho bus tho capacity which I. ...... r.._ -n: >' - ' an ugvvaaiai jr lui iliu III CI I IgCIIl UlSCUUrgl) OI II1C otlico. It was desired to combino in the appointee n thorough knowledge of rnilroad business with a representation of agricultural interests ; but although the applicants were many this combination was impossible. Governor Thompson has done well, and the commission ns renewed will bo ns harmonious as it was before. Tito railroad commission expect to place the last of their work, comprising classification, tariff and rules, in tho hands of the printer to-inoirow. When these are printed further notion will be announced before the rules are established for use.?yews awl Conrie. A beautiful lot of new India Linens, Figured Linen Lawns, Persia lawns, Victoria lawns, Bishop's lawns, Lace Muslins, Printed .Muslins, eto., etc., at J. G. IIUNTEU & Co. Tuts Fmoiit of Floyp.?L. Wash. Floyed, who was shot by L. \V. Kay lust week, aud wjio has been confined to his room nt the Exchange llotol by his wound ever since, left the city ou Tuesday night or yestcrdny mo.uitig, taking the Air Lino traiu. Ilis destination is uukiiown, and the friends who aided his departure refuse to roveal it. He is probably gone | erinaueuUy. It is not at all unlikely that another effort would have been made to kill him if he had remained |[^ here, although the yews has no nuthority for saying so, except a general knowledge cf the state of public feeling and the disposition of tho persons most deeply injured by tho alleged crime of the refugee.?Greenville Mews. Lynching in Tknnksskk.?Nashville June 22. ?-A Special from I'ulaski, Tenu., says : Kyle Walker ami Harry Kecd, both colored, arrested for supposed implication in the murder of young Trice at Veto, Alabama, were released on Wednesday, but certain persons believing them guilty, investigated, found proof, and had thein re-arrested. 11} threats, the fourteen year old sou of Wesley Warren, who was lynched on Tuesday, was forced to disclose the particulars of tho crime, whioh were substantiated by his mother. The goods and mule stolen were found in the places indicated, nnd Walker and Kecd were taken on Thursday night and lyticheJ, They confessed fully before being lynched but expressed uo feeling of regret. Tint Sitton Siiiklds Tiiaokhy.?It Is generally believed in Charlotte aud Mecklenburg County that tho killing of J. Q, Hilton by Shields was a 0 foul aad brutal murder. The evidence will * probably develop the fact that the accusation of his sister's seduction was only a cover, and that bis real purpose was to annihilate Sitton's testimony in a case pending against him for house % burning. The leelings u.'.the community have assumed a dangerous and restless shape, and fears are entertained that the slayer may yet be lynched. Efforts of counsel will doubtless bo made to have tho venue changed on tho ground that lie cannot have a fair trial in Chailutie. _ D..L fill II 1 i ?urtc /1cram. Lovk and .mahriauk at First Sioiit. ? Griffin, O.I., Juno 19.?Alexander Washington Gray, a Carroll County farmer of sixly Summers, wen I *" ^toSharpsburg Monday morning on business, and by ohance uiet Mrs. Georgia Young, a widow who had already been three times married, and whom he had ncr seen before. They loved at first sight and agreed to a union at once and proceeded back to Cnrrollton, where they were married in the court houso beforo an appreciative audience of about seventy-five people. .?. Mission*akiks run Bazill.?'The Spartanburg Spartan of the lOili instant says : Kev. J. W. Tarbourx and his wife will leavo Spartanburg Wednesday night for Now York, where they will embark for Brazil. For a year past Mr. Tarbourx has felt it his duty to enter the foreign missionary field, and in looking around Brazil seemed to attract him. The Missionary Board of the church accepted his offer and at las liavo started him forth. ?A Quadruple IIanciincj.?Little Rock, Ark., June 2*2.?At Clnrksville. Johnsou County, to-day Gove. Johnson, James Johnson, Monroe McDonald and James llerndon, who last Marcli murdered Conductor Cain while robbing the Little Rook and Fort Smith Railroad train near Mulberry Station, wore hanged in tho presence of a crowd ol'several thousand persons. A Wivk-Killer Hangied.?Petersburg, Va. 'VN^pv-June* '22.?Lewis Carter,colored, who murdered his wife Fanny on the farm of Dr. 11. B. Pretlaw, at Southampton, was executed nt the ennntv I courthouse to day in the prsence of 5,000 persons, mostly negroes. Cuolsra in Eoypt.?Damielta, June 24.? Quarantine has been established here owing to the discovery of several eases of a disease supposed to be cholera Nineteen deaths weer reported to-day, eleven of which/ it is believed, i were caused by cholera. OBITUARYi * FOWLER?Died, at her home in Uoudeysvi||e Township, Union Co., on the 2'2d, inst., Mrs Csnzada, wife of Daniel Fowlor, in her G4lh year. She lived and died a child like christian for near fifty years. L Death of Miss Martha Skelton. With Profound sorrow we record the death of Miss Miss Martha J. Skklton, who died about 4 miles below here, Juno 21st, aged 05 years. For a long time sliehnd been a suffering invalid and was strioken down with disease from HH which she lingered for nrarly seven weeks and then passed away. She was laid in the silent grave to await the morning of the Resurrection. And as the voice of death whispers you must go from earth let us bear the voice of Christ saying you aro but coming to me. The Saviour hath said ome and enter into your happy home. For nearly 81 years sho was a member of Hebron Baptist Church. H| THOMAS DETENRAUOII MB Consignees p?r Express at Union, 8. C. 2an* 98 . Then Bnbo, Edwin David, Wade Thomson, W> A. Moorbesd, MUs Linia Whiteside*, Capt Wm Briggs J, M. (Jibbs, MUs Helene Macbeth, II. II, ^I^^LJQoTde % . 4 > < ,i 3 ^^^^BFCmjfoaeea are hereby notified that no mailer tared after this date until all charges DHKrepaiJ. y. H. COUNTS, Agt. BB 1 Notice l/or Homestead. ^^HBVr07lGE ' hercby 8*Ten Owl Mw- Bapsy Gall pHAt man has filed her petilionin the office oftho ^^^^HLwerk of the Court for Union county, nsVing fl^^^H?at her Homestead be set oif out of tho Ken! ^M^^Hand Personal property of her late husband, II. Qallman, a|d notice is hereby giren of the P^^^^^Btention to hnvo said Homestead set off. M^B^B. JAMKS .MUNRO. B REPORT O? THE CONDITION OF TIIB Merchants* & Planters* NATIONAL II A N It OF UNION, At Union, in the State of South Carolina, c the close of business, 22 day of June, 188:1. RESOURCES. . Loans and discounts $95,605 4 Overdrafts 613, 9 U. S. bonds to secure circulation... 00,000 0 Duo from approved reserve ngeuts.. 23,070 0 Due from other National banks..... 1,850 7 Real estate, furniture, nnd fixtures. 2,400 0 Current expenses and tuxes paid... 2,290 1 Bills of other banks 3.245 Ot Fractional paper currency, nickels and pennies 60 1 Specie 3,881 li Legal-tender notes 13,211 0( Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 pr. ct. of circulation) 2,700 Ot Total $209,329 51 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 00,000 01 Surplus fund 12,000 0t Undivided profits 10.559 3 National batik notes iiiitstmuliiiiT .in 7nn iii Dividends unpaid 100 O j individual deposits subject to check 7">,910 1 Total.....*. $209,329 5 Statu of South Cauolisa, 1 County of Union, ss: f | I, George Munrn, Cashier of t lie above-name' j Bank, do soicmuly swear that tlio above state aient is true to the best of my knowledge an belief. GEORGE MUN 110, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to leforc mo this 27t day of June, 1883. ROBT. \Y. SllAND. Notary Public. CoRttKCT?Attest : E. R. WALLACE, 1 WILLIAM MUNRO, f Directors. JAMES B. STEEDAMAN, J June 29 26 It Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having claims against the cstnt . of THOMAS it. Jeter, deceased, are re quested to present them, properly attested, t the undersigned, ns early as possible, and thos : indebted to the esiutu arc required to make paj ! incut to me at once. E. R. W A LACE, Adm'r Estate of T. B. Jelei i June 30 20 4t FOR SALE. milE uudersignc offers for sale, on easy term JL hit Residence in the town of Union. Th house contains 8 upright rooms, two larg Halls, front and back piazzas, with kitchen, ser vaut house and stable, attached. Fruit trees an i grape vines. It is in easy walking distance froi Churches, Depot, Postoffice and stores, and 1 one of the most desirable places in the u country. Furniture can bo bought with the houa J. M. G1BBES. MUKIUAUt SALE. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. riiilip Dunn Plaintiff "| Judgment against | for Thomas J. Harris, Henry Foreclosure L. Goss, and William Munro, | of Defendants. J Mortgage. IN obedienco to nn order in the above statei Judgment for foreclosure, signed by lior Wit. II. Wallace, Presiding Judge, on tbo uiut day of October, 1882, 1 will sell before Unioi Court House door/on the first Mondny iu Jul next, within the legal hours of Sheriff sales, th following described Mortgaged tract of laud, t wit : AH the right, title and interest that Thom-i J. Harris has in a certain tract of land locate | in Union County on the waters of Fair Forei Creek, known as the William J. Kcenan plants tion, bounded by lands of ? C. Greer, John $ Sims. Mary Young, A. C. Humphries and ('hark Humphries; containing about eighteen hoodie acres, more or less. Sold as the properly c Thomas J. Harris, to foreclose a Mortgage "t Philip Dunn, Plaintiff against Thomas J. Ilnrrif | Henry L. Goss and William Munro, Defendants Terms of Sale: One third of the purchase money to be pni in cash, the balance on a credit of t ne and tw years with interest from the Jay of sale; put chaser to give llond and Mortgage to secur i?1 uitiunuu ui ino purcnaso money unci pay To dec), Juno 9, 1883. R. MACBETH, S. U. C. June 15 24 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. iiX DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq.. Probat Judgo for Union County. WI1EREAS, H. L. floss linth made sui to me to grant him letters of ndministrn lion de bonit non on the estnto and effects of A WALLACE THOMSON, deceased These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al and singular the kindred and creditors of th said A. WALLACE THOMSON, deceased, tha they be and appear before inc, in the court of Pre bate to be hold at Union C. II., on tho 9th da, of July next after publication hereof, at 1 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any the hare, why the said Administration should nc be granted. Given under my hand and Seal, this 21st day c Juno Anno Domini, 1888, and in th 107th year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate. June 22 25 2t* Examination of Teachers. rilHE Semi annual examination of teacher _1_ will be held in the Coiyt House, at Unioi 8. C. on 6th and 7th July. Friday, Cth for go ored npdlicants. Saturday, 7th for tho whit applicants. Also at school house near Sta Farm on 11th July, foia tho accommodation < applicants who reside North of Pacolct Kivci The examination will continue from 9 A. N to 8 P. M. Applicants should be present at tli beginning, I). A. TOWNSEND, School Commissioner. June 15 24 8t Sheriff's Sales. I will sell, on Monday tho 2d day of July nex within the legal "hours of Sheriff Sales, ni tli Steam Saw ?n<P(JrUt Mill of Jacob Rice in th iown oi union, uno Circular Saw and Sa1 Carriage; Levied on an I to besrid aa (ha prof arty of B. 8. MoKinUy at the suit of Fant i MeWhirter eg dual 12. 8. McKinlcy. Juno 0, 1.,du. R. MACBETH, 8. U. C. Jnne 1JS 24 3t Notice to Builders. T1IK Board of County Commissioners wll receive scaled bids until tho second Frida in July, for Ilia building of 4 Doublo cabins n the l'oor Ilcune. Specifications of the building can be seen on Saturday of each week until th 10th of July, at tho office of the County Con n-.iasioners. Union C. II., S. C. COM'mbijs OAUK. C. C. SARTOR. t'lorlc, Chairmen, B. 0. C. June 14 24 4* - \ " '?^ I;'.'-. - Furiiire! Furniture!! REDUCED PRICES ! ; NOW IS YOUR TIME. G 0 :o: 0 0 For the next two weeks \vc will soil the j following goods at cx'rcuudy low ? rices, in [) order to make room for goods which arc to arrive iu a lew weeks : * 2 Parlor Suites, worth 865 aud 835 at J 856.75 and 847. These suits are made of handsomely [) carved Walnut and covered with Haw Silk - worth 83 per yard. ? 1 Painted chamber set S10 "for 836.75 1 Ashe?natural color " 833 " 831.25 . 3 llall Racks, worth 88, 811 and 814, at J 87.25 810 812:50. These prices will only last till July 1st. D All persons wishi g to buy will do wel. to I) call at once. ^ Red Springs worth 83, at 82, 82 23 and q. 82.50, and uiauy other things too uumerous to incut iou. PORTER & BAILEY. I Tune 15 25 3t j Surveying ! Surveying ! ! HAVING made Surveying a stu ly for souie time, I am now prepared to execute it in h nil of its branches, and I offer my services to the public. All orders lefl either at Fostei & Wilkins' store, or the Timks office, will receive prompt attention. (!. C. WHITESIDE. April 20 ' 1G tf .THE UNION FUI : BY PORTER ONIO> , 3!0: ? Wo would respectfully inform the citizens of Ur e PLAIN AND FASHION Purchased direct from the Maufacturcrs upon tl n sell at the LOWEST LIVINU I'll ICES, is P :o: OUlt STOCK C Bed Boom and Parlor Sets, II What-Nots Tete-a Ules, Plain and Cane seat Chairs, And every other article to he found in a first class OKDEKS BO We lmvp (V...1 sl.ftll ? j ? vv......?v awuavu WWIIUUl |>l of Furniture mode, and havo secured such terms d fill all orders for Furniture not fcund in our stock i- a little cheaper than individuals could get them b; h I FURNITURE 0 We are prepared to repair Furniture of nil kirn g at reasonable prices. TRY US AND BE Cd d * Feb 23 J NOTICE OF ELECTION >f ON !f RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION. * i ' In Pinckney Township. Office of County Commissioners, \ Union, S. C., 13 June, 1882. J I o Y\7"HKREAS, a Petition has been filed with I \Y the Coumy Commissioners of Union ! 0 County, signed by a majority of the freeholders of ' r Pinckney Township, of Uuion County, in accor- , danco with the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of Sout h Carolina approved 23d day of December, A. D. 1882, entitled "an Act to renew and amend an Ael anlillad fin A.1 to inoorporate tho Union, Gaffncy City and Rutherford Railroad Company, approved March 18th 1878, askiug that the question of subscription or no subscription of the sum of twenty thousand dollars to the capital stock ot said Company, payable in Bonds of said Townihip, as provided it by said Act, bo submitted to the qualified eleck" tors of said Township. And further that "the funds realized on said bonds to bo expended II exclusively in the construction of said Railroad o within the limits of sMd Township. Said kt> subscription to be made on condition that the y Railroad enter Pinckney township not more t than one mile and a half from SkuU&ftoals Ford y on Pacolet River and run through tl.<5 township on the most practicable route. And whereas, the said County Commissioners e have, by a resolution of their B >ard, fixeJ the amount proposed to be subscribed, accoording to the request of said Petition, at twenty thousand dollars, in seven per cent. Coupon Bonds of said Township ; said bonds to be tnado payable in equal installments of sixteen, twenty, s twenty-four and twenty eight years aftor the i- date thereof, as provided by said act. It is hereby ordered, That an election bo held ir for said purpose, on Saturday, the '28th day of >f July next; and that the polls be opened nt the !* various election preoiucts within the said ' Township of Piuokney from 7 o'olo.k A. M., until 0 o'clock P. M., of that day, at which election all the qualified electors of said Township shall be entitled to vote ; that the ballots shall Iin7c written or printod threon the words "Subscription" or "No Subscription," The Mauagers of the fast general election for I, the election precincts within said Township, are e herohy appointed Managers of tho election heroin in ordered. Said managers shall make returns w and meet at the Court House of said County nnd >- count (be votes and deolare the result of said St election and certify the same to the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioner* of said County, as provided by law, on sr beforo Tuesday, the 81st day of July AsD. 1883. By order of the Board. C. C. SARTOR, o. n. o. o. C. GAOE, ClMk. (1 June 16 ^ 24 6t 5 YOU KANKEHPTTftOT. i* T)V luiying Ice frum me, next door to NtchulJ) ton's Ilull, cheaper thpn the ohcapesl. Open on Sunday from 8 to 0 o'clock. II. T. OWRN8. i, Juno 22 25 .-V' 2t 1 " " - \ ' m - # | CHARLESTON ^ PLAIN SLIDE VALVE S BOILERS, SAW LULLS, GR CO ca GEARING, Steam and Han OILS, FILES, and General I Light3 and other purpose-? p Automatic Engine in the i Repairs by Competed S3 fcaO Write for Prices and mention t May 11 tNITDRE STORE & BAILEY, - fc t O . M . ^ lion that \vc nre now receiving n large stuck of f A "RT .TT" T7"TT-D TVTTTTTD m i i ?* i I j.- UXVLIJ,! UlVlJ) !io most reasonable) terms, which we proposo to CONSISTS OF Bedsteads, Maltrnscss, Wiudouu Shades, Fancy and IMain Kocking Chairs, i Furniture Store. LICITED. holographs and Cuts of every pattern and style from the manufacturers as will euublo us to in the quickest time and fully as cheap, if not y orderiug themselves. , R E 1? A RED. Ls in the shortest lime and neatest manner, and tNVINOED. PORTER & BAILEY. 8 If Union, Gaffney City and Ruther fordton Railroad Company. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given ihnt * meeting of the Stockholders of the Union, Gullney City and Rulherfordton Railroad Company will be held at Gaffney City 8. C., on Saturday the 2!st day of July 1883, for the purpose of organising said Company in accordance with the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of South Carolina incorporating said Company. By order of tho undersigned Corporators : J J Brown Chairman. IF M Farr. SS Ross. . iA II Foster. Willi im Munrftj' IJ W Mel ,ure. William Jeffrioe. " |W W Gaffney. T L Homes. A N Wood. John P McKissick, |R M Gaffr.ey. June 22 25 4t SPRING MILLINERY ?: 3:0O MRS. MART VINSON RESPECTFULLY informs Ihe Ladies of Union that she has just received a large and ELEGANT STOCK O F SPRING MILLINERY, and invites an examination of her assortment. I think my present Stock is more complete and stylish than any Millinery ever before brought to Union, and I am confident tho Prices were Never Lower. Thanking my patrons for their liberal support in the past, ii will bo my constant, endeavor to deservektheir encouragement in the future. MRS. MARY VINSON. April G 14 .if f |TTQ Til Peop'? ,lro always on the look\nl I X H out for chances to increase * 1 ^ * I 4 their earnings, and in lime beoome wealthy ; those who do not improve their opportunities remain in poverty. We offer a great chance to make inouey. Wo want matty men, women, boys and girls to work for na rlvlit in th*ir ?wn l.mnlii !..u *?? one can do the work properly from the first start. The business will pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. No one who engages fails to make money rapidly. You dev*t? your whole time to tho work, or Only your spare moments. Pall information amScrtl that is needed sent free.? Address 8ti.ns(W & Co., Portland, Maine. Peb 29 8 / ly J-. A. . WHEN'H PHOTO GRAPH GAtl.ERY. HAVING fitted up a room in rear of Nicholson's Haft, I am now prepared to take pictures in the finest style of Photography, and invite theeitixens of Uaion to giro me a call. As my stay in Uoion will be only for a limited lime, thoso wishing to haxe pictures taken had better call as .soon <s possible. 3*111 J. A. WHEN. June I 22 4t IIRON WORKS & S, ri|| ' ' v- T v-/sPsL: ? , ?? t -' * U slr * e ? * " I1/ ?8 s .] 11 | jjj,|i and CUT-OFF ENGINES. MARINE, STAT! 1ST MILLS, COTTON GINS and PRESSES, S d PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BLOW] Kill Supplies. HUGHES' AUTOMATIC CUT-< requiring steady, reliable and economical p< narket. b Workmen. Charges moderate. OEO- "W. WILLIAM his paper. ' 10 ? O A. TV ] THE LATEST SP JUST EEG1! ROBERSON & :o:WE Ail , II QUI RECEIVING SPRING AND SI CONSIST1 Dross (ioods. jll Hosiery ami GIovch, B'nrnsols and I'nns, Mock IVeur Novelties, The Prettiest Calieoca liver seen in Union | IN GROG Wc have a complete Stock aud on WE KEEP FUI HARDWARE AND WOODEN WARE FOR :o:We cannot tell all the pretty and novel articles > examine our stock. We take pleasure in shoivin] everybody in QUANTITY AND QUALITY AND I IV I, O \ ROBERSOjN April 6 ^ 1 NEW STORE! ? W. C. Wj Has opened up a Stock of Goods in the UNION 1IC l>Ii\r GOODS rt t /v m tt * /x 1/LUlillJSI U A BOOTS ANI G li O C 10 It I 10 S ANI CROCKERY, SADD] In extra sizes of clothing, Crockery I OKFKll SPECIA and I invite those wishing to purchase any of thost where, as I MEAN TO SELL r rotIt is my purpose to keep a well selected stock of < will give satisfaction to customers and command a 1 ALL I ASK I I :o:FltEE, TO Til Having taken a situation in Mr. W. C. Wallace's i country to call on me when they visit Union, nn<l as make their calls pleasant ami PROFITABLE. Jan 19 IMPROVE TOUR HOMES BY PAINTING WITH IIJL1IH 1S()>S "TOWN AND COUNTRY" I Oil READY MIXED PAINTS h?' For Painting in Modern Styles. J* PURK white au<l nil shades, Packed in all sizes, from pints to barrelsand full menaurc warranted. _ Cheaper than whito lead and equally as tood. Call and see book, "Town and Country houso ^ Painting," containing plates of houses painted in modern styles, in order to select proper colors. I J AM KM li. ROIMJF.R. ' J Juno lr> 24 tf ci ALES ROOMS. [ 1 1 ' IONARY and PORTABLE HAFTING, PULLEYS, COG |? ERS, BELTING, PACKING, ^ 3FF ENGINES, for Electric p >wer. This is the simplest era n* tra :s &C SOIST, B 3 c=r Charleston* S. ?. ?? 3m r> RING STYLES, IIVED AT GRIMBALL'S. OUR HEW STOCK OF JMMER GOODS, [NG- OF fhito (iooils, Embroidery aud Lucch, All Sljlcs, ]flcn A Hoy's Hals, Ladios ami Gents Shoes of -all styles anil best makes, E R I E S i constantly receiving additious. L LINES Qv PLANTATION AND DOMESTIC USES. ,ve have received, but invite you to call and 5 our goods, for we believe wc can please V P H I C E S . & GRIMBALL. . 4 if r \ i r iiriT/NTirj ii iii<w rjtuunisn ^L.LACB >TEL Store, consisting of s NOTIONS, ND HATS, 3 SHOES, ) II A It IX XV A 1* V L.ERY, &c., &c. ware and Children's Hosiery, L BARGAINS, ; articles to call on me before purchasing else* I SII.1I AT COST. GOOD GOODS, and to sell nl such prices as ibcrnl share of the public patronage, 3 A TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE, Under Union Hotel. 110 PUBLIC. store, I respectfully invite my friends in the isuro them that every effort shall be made to JOHN FREE. 3 If Notiro to credltort. Admr, of II. T. Quitman, Plaintiff', vs. Itnpuy Oatlronn, ft al, Defendants. JURSUANTtoorderof Honorable I. D. WITHKRSL'OON, presiding Judge of seventh cirlit, passed March the 2d 18S8, all persona iving demands against (tie estate of H. T. Gallan, deceased, aro required to present and tablish them before mo at my oflire, on or be* re tho 1st day of July next. JAMES MUNRO, Master. March HO 13 Jim GUSTAVE K. LEO, RCHITECT AN1) SUPERINTENDENT 57 Broad Street, Atlanta, Qa. ">T. ANS, Specifkntlors, Estimates, Detailed _ Drawings for Muililings of every description, )mr>l<;tc, und satisfaction gunranled. ?-?