Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ef tbejeeoend qentury of our republic, the l?tim will be doubt; interesting and irn- ? ml, iriimi oompared with ton years ago, I ' and with the Jfrrt, which km taken when ? ^fashiegton was President, oca hundred w? Bold* P. Porter, at Washington, D. C., is eur present Buperihtendant of Census. He * appoints Supervisors one or more to each 8ta)e or Territory, according to its sue and ~ is divided into th . four districts. Union Connty is in the P* second district and has Dalavan Yates, Esq., __ or Aiken, for its Supervisor. It is the duty ]J of the Supervisor to divido the counties into *e?Uens of qot saore than 4.000 inhabitants; ? t, &t sad assign an Mnmtn<ioo to each. On Monday, the second day of June next, aa army of 40.000 enumerators, will htart l( out en a house-to-house e?d farm-to-farm so: Visitation, and oak the thousands of questions thai must -he asked to get tbo facts and figures of \>ur varied industries. In no part of the oeosus work is the line *? more extended then in the direotion of Agriculture. That the farmers of Union County q, may have some idea of the information they th will be desired to give, and may be thinking and preparing answers, we will say that the ^ figures fbr the crops of 1880. and not the growing crops of 1890, are wanted. sa *" Seme of the qneesteim to be answered by " the farmers of Union will be: Are you owner* renter for money, or for shares of the crop ? of the farm ? Are you whllo or black f Acres of land, improved and unimproved ; value of fhrm, buildings, implements and machinery ; cost of building and repairing ; gj . cost of fertlisors ; amount paid for labor weeks of labor employed; acres of grass ? land cut for hay and pastured. Special money _ crops. The number of horses, mules and Mb long-tared animals on hand June 1, 1890. W* The number of cattle, full blood, (recorded) jjji above half blood, and native. The number ^ sheep and amount of wool. The number of f0i Sine on hand; number sold or used on to ^ m in 1889. The different kinds of chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks, and the value ef poultry and eggs so'd in 1889J The number of stands of bees will be wanted, te the value of hooey and wax. The acres in T? wheat, corn, oats, cotton, &b. The total amount of milk produced and-, cream and 4, butter sold on farm. The orchards, that aire ? the main dependence of many of our people, will reoeive special attention. jji These are but brief out lines of the many Pc M, questions to be answered. Since upon the _ results of the census returns, much of our ftttnre legislation and prospeiity depends, let us show that our south-land is capable of 811 brooming the greatest and be-t country on earth. ? B! Liberal Offer te a Young Lady. ,n Mb. Rnimi W.li Vt-.ll- -..vis-v hi r- ?. J VU AIUUIJ- |/UUllOU lb* following communication from tlio Presidnilt of Converse College, and announoe for me that the examination for the scholarship ( _ refvtftd So will ue held in 107 office on' ffriday, 28d May, 1890. WlLLLAM McGoWAN. ^ Spartanburg. 8. C., April 2, 1890. F1 Hx, MoGOWAN, School Oonuniuiontr: p, - J>?An'8m.?1 am pleased to announce A( " to yon that- a aufficicat sum of money has ag been placed in my hands to provide one St free scholarship of fOO covering the entire expense of one year's tuition inConverso College, for one young lady from each county ? In the State of South Carolina, and it is now made through you to the County of Union, subject to the rollowtug conditions. _ 1. The applicant must bo thirteon years of Iage, ?t least. -J 2. The appointment ehall be made of the applicant who shall pass the most creditable _ examination on the studies named below. 8. The examination shall embrace : JCi a. Mathematics, including only arithmetic and algebra to equations of the second aMrte. - I. English Grammar. c. United Stales History. d. Geography, (Universal.) e. Latin Grammar and one book of Csesar J (or Equivalent.) /. Othograpby and writing, to be judged firom the examination papers. x Hie scope of the examination to be de- ) tennlned by the School Commissioner of }n eoah oounty. Q. The examination must be held , at the },<, oounjy seat of each county, on *r before f0 Saturday; the 6ih. day of July, 1800. gj. 6. The Latin examination may be omitted, provided the applicant wishes to pursuo the jji Eoglisd and Scirntiflo ovurse instead of the Classioal course in Converse College, and each omission will not be reckoned in the standard of tha examination ss detrimental. 7. Should there f?il to be an applicant ? from any oounty io the State for the competitive examination, the School Commissioner of said county shall have the power and ' authority to make the appoiotment from raid oounty of one young lady who shall have the benefit of said scholarship. 8. The School Commissioner of said oounty \ shall report to the President of Converse " College, Spartanburg, S. C? the name of tbo at eueoenful competitor, or appointee, from 81i said eoun>y on or before the first day of ut Aligns*, 1WW. ca Ifyou will bavs this information cirou- wl late J la your county through your oounty papers and assist ine in nuking by these too? are hips as effective as possible, k :/oj as well as servicab'e to the daughters of ?< our State, you will greatly oblige your obeditut servant, Bin. F. Wii.sos, President Converse College. ~ Duck i.kx'b Armica Salve.?The BestSalre in the world for Cuts, Bruisos Sores, Ulcers, ~ Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped \j ^ Ifsnds, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skio ErupB fions, ffi|d positively ci|re* 1'jles, or no iay W ipnifire*). If, is guaranteed to give perfect atWt ton or money refunded. Price 25 con's per boj, For sale by B, F, Posey. n April 18-ly. ? No? is the <irae to secure a beautiful Whlto Robe; plain and striped Surralis, Velvets and (j? Velveteens in the lateet colors. r,,, j * 1 "A * ? "*'* * - a .* *< ? rwoivvu, ? iteniwiili line or tbe abore goods at J. W. M(LURK'S, Agent. Wat of Letters ta Remaining In the 1'out office at Union, for pa : the week ending Aiajr 0, 1880. tai |W BParnbrougli. ff Cbnrle??c**s>if?ter. IW M Thiuos. Mim loin A Willard. ,v Persons calling for the above letters will please say ifadeortlsod and will bo required IL . - .-4r.U NV ?* ? ?!. -5, . . J. C. HUMTKR, P. M. | ^HEE* " . . I CANDIDATES, The fee for aonouneiog ? eudidtle la $5, bo paid tefore the announcement will pear. Wo wUh it to bo understood that i will not deviate from this rule for any e, bo that it will bo a waste of time to ad as announcement without the foe, for will not be published. FOR THE SENATE. C. C. CULP. The many friaods of Chariao C. Culp, Esq., apectftilly nominate him ha a candidate for o Sonata, subject to the decision of the topic at tlio primary election. Mast Faiainm. * LOU. .E OF REPRESENTATIVES G. WALTON WHITMAN. The friends of Mr. G. Walton Whitman ireby nominate him as a candidate to reprent Union County in the House of ltepre ntative*. It is almost unnecessary for us to speak Mr. Whitman's fitness for the position, re people of Union County know him, and iow that lie is an eloquent speaker, a firm id unflinching advocate of all tho political id educations) reforms now asked for id actually needed by the people of South irolina. Six years ago, as a candidate for position we now seek to plaoe him in, he Ivooated, almost alone, certain reforms in e State government but was defeated, any of those reforms have been secured; it there are still important reforms necesry and we know no man better ab'e to care them for us than Mr. Whitman. * FOB PROBATE JUDGE. FRANK L. TOWNSEND. I hereby announce myself as a candidate rthe officoof Judgoof l'robato for Union lunty, subject to the vote at the Primary ection, FRANK L. TOWNSEND. * iCHOOL COMMISSIONER. W.M.FOSTER. Tho many friends of W. M. Foster, knowg his fitness for the office and appreciating s faithfulness in discharging tho dutiss of e i orition heretofore, hereby nominate him r the offioe of School Cumui ssiontr, subject the decision of tho Primary election. * J. M. LEMASTEIl. The friends of J. M. Lemaetcr, knowing m to be a man of ability, purity of charaor, an experienced and successful School aoher, take pleasure in placing his nam# fore the neoole of Union t 'ountv m >te for School Commisiooer, subject to the iciaion of tho Primary election. * I hereby announce myself a candidate r tho office of Sohool Commissioner for sion County, subject to the deoision of the topic at the Primary election. NEWTON G. LITTLEJOIIN. * J. L. WALKER," I respectfully nnnounco myself a conditio fo>- the office of Sohool Commissioner, ihject to decision of the Primary Elect-on; J. L. WALKER. * Lost, Strayed or Stolen,?One lack and one Bay Texas Poney. Any inforation that will secure them to us will be berally rewarded. J. G BICE, G. W. HILL. Fish Dam, May 5.?It A Cyclone Policy)ROTECT your homes by securing a tornado Dolicv in the old SPR1 VrtPIRr.n RE AND MARINE INSURANCE CX)\TINY of Springfield, Mass., the first General jency Fire Insnranoe Company to insure ainst Cyclones, Tornadoes and Windorms. II. L. OOSS, Agent. May 2 18 2m Notice to Contractors >1DS from Contractors are invited for ) the erection of a Brick Public School tilding in the Town of Union, S. C* Plans and specifications to be seen at the ice of the undersigned. The right to rojt any and all bids reserved. Estimates to Ire made by 15th inst. R. T. GEE. Sec. Board of Trustees. May 1. 1890. May 2 18 ?i 'asture for Horses, Mules and Cows. E now have a flue pasture of Wire r * iuu unruiuu* urns, well enclosed rail fence, on Brood River, near Mount tbor, and will ba glad to posture your moo, mules, cowo, 0(0., at reasonable rnteo r (be summer. Careful attention will be ren all stock. For further information, apply to T. 1). iter, Union, S. C., or PERRY BUTLER. J. L, BUTTLER. on plantation, May 0 19 4t Notice. Orrtcs or County Commissioner*, Union County. Uniom, 8. C., May 6. 1890. \J ILL be let to the lowest bidder, for rV CASH, on the22dday of May, inst., 11 n'olnMr SI ?!.. -??...Jt.lSn- CI...II loals Bridge on Pacolet Hirer. The bridgo to be Tebuilt after original plan and specifitions, in order to use all the sound timbers lich hare been saved from the wreck. The right to rtyect any and all bids is herereserved. By Order of the Board of County Commisinors Union County. CHARLBS BOLT, Clerk of Board. May 9 10 2t A FESTIVAL AT THE ROSS KEYS ACADEMY, SATURDAY, MAY 24T1I., 1890. J OT1CK {a hereby girep thpt the citizens N of Cross Keys and vicinity will give ? GRAND FESTIVAL the Cross Keys Academy, ,on Saturday, b ^4tit inst., f r the purpose of raidng nds for tin'shtng the building, to conbate to the beetth end oemfort of the ipils end Icechere. rho petrous end friends of the Aeedemv ? requested to contribute to the Festive 1, woll filled baskets, or money. The public generally end the candidate* t cularly are invited, to attend end parte of a good /qunre meal end listen to words wisdom from prominent apeekont who have an invited o speak on tho occasion, A smell admission fee will be charged. rnrsTMcs : r. II (lore. I J. A. HeUill. II 3. Betsill. 0. T. I lot lis. IV. A. Ray. f 11.0. Wilbum. 1>. N. Wllburn. togr2 A* tt v - tL"'' j . * * * The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In (he Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Rslief?Complaint not Served. John H. Qwin, Napoleon H. Gels, James C. Holcoutbe, Robert T. lloloombe, Susan Hawkins, and Mary Ellis, Plaintiff*, against 0 Jesse I. Owin, Mattie 6. E. MoPeake, Aurie Qwin, Robert Qwin, Alexander Martin, Maasfn Martin, Archibald Martin, Wattle Steverson, John Btcverson, Joseph Steverson, Jordie 8leverson, Miitie Esveneon, Caroline B. Salinas, C. Blward Salinas, Claude Qwin and Robert C. Qreer, Defendant*. To the Defendant* above named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complalat hi (his action, whieb is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said eomplaint on the subscriber at his office at Union, South Carolina, within twenty xdays after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; an! if ybu fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the re'.ief demanded iu the complaint. Dated May 1, A. D., 1890. WILLIAM MUNRO, JAMES M.QEE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. The Defendants above named will tabs notice tbat the Summons in this action, ol which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County, at Union, lb the County of Uaion^ in the Slate of 8outh Carolina, on the first day or May. A. D., 1890. WILLIAM MUNRO, J. M. GEE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Union South Carolina. May 1, 1890. May 2 18 6t Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. Peyton R. Love and Lorena E. Love, Plaintiff*, again it James G. Love, Drucilla H. Love, Gilly Ti nianda Love, Isaac L. J hnson, William E. McLean, L. U. Campbell, Moses B. Horton, Emmctt B. Peebles, William B. Peebles, James McKown and R. S. Lipscomb, Defendant*. To James G. Love, Drucilla II. Love, Gilly Tim and a Love, Isaao L. Johnson. William E. McLean, L. U. Campbell, Moses B. Horton, Emmett B. Peebles, William B. Peebles, James McKown and R. S. Lipscomb, Defendant* in this sction: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer Cue complaint in this action, a copy of whioh is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to iheeaid complaint on the subscriber at his office, at Uoion, in said County, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of snob service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. I. G. McKISSICK, Plaintiffs' Attorney. Dated, Union, S. CT, March 81, 1890. 7*o haac L. Johnton and William E. McLean : Take notice, that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court for said County, in said State, on the 22d day of April, 1890. I. G. McKISSICK, Plaintiffs' Altoraagr-? Union, S. C., April 28, 1806. April 25 17 ?t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pirn*. Summons for Belief?Complaint served. Benjamin F. Eison, Plaintiff, against William I). Trexler, Defendant. To the Defendant. YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a oopy is herewith served upon yon, and to serve a oopy of you answer to the said complaint on tlio subscriber at hie office, at Union S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exolusive of the day of each sovioe; and if yon fail to answer the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court tot the relief demanded in the eomplaiqt. Dated, March 20, A. D. 1800 D. A. TOWN8END, Plaintiff's Attorney. To William D. Trexler: Take notice, that the summons of which the above is a copy on Ale in the office of the Clerk of Court ot Common Pleas, at Union, 8, C\, on 20 Marob, 1800. April 24 1800. D. A. TOWN8END, Plaintiff's Attorney. April 26 17 6t. ImRK HAlfQ JL JUILILiU ULA1ILI), WE have roceived a fresh lot of the Celebrated Ferris Hams and Break, fast Baoon, whioh are the floct in the world. Also, a full line of 8laple ond Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, efo., fine French and Stiok Candy. And in Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, and 8nuffs, we oarry a nice 8took, and oall your atlrniion to the following brands of chewing tobacco: GRAVELY'S BEST, WEDDING CAKE, SHELL ROAD, CLIMAX, DILL'S BEST, JACK, THE RIPPER, the best 10 oent ping in the market. A good smoking tobacco, at 26 cents a pound, and if you want the finest, we hare Blaokwell's Genuine Durham. Call on us for anything in the Tobacco line, such as Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Cigarette Tobvooo, Rollers and Paper. Fioe Cut Chewiog Tobapco, etc. FIBEPBOOF OIL. The highest test oil now on the maaket. Cannot explode. Free from odor, and warranted, abs ilute'y safe. Muoh cheaper and gives a better light than gas, always on hand and for sals by fl. F. 8CAIFE ft SON. Feb 21 8 ly Money to Loan. ON improved farm lends, in tame of $8U0, end upwards. Loads repayable in email Annual installments, through a period of eix years, thus enabling the borrower to pay off hie indebtedneee without exhausting hie orop in any one year. Apply at enee to D. A. TOWN8KND, Attorney, Union, a 0. o?u$ 4a %m ' , . ? STILL ^w^rc3h ^ OUR BUYE; has lost return bought a be?otifUfc?g?r Gogda. Wo oall tbe lMj&F a'teotioo to Albatross, Hewlett a*, Caj&merer, Outing Cloth jjll in the latest colors NOT In tbi* department you can find beautiful WbUo Robe. SHOES Oar Shoe stoek is more complete Shoes selected with a great deal of < CLOTHING We have just received our Sprin before buying elsewhere. We arc c for Cash, CROCKERY Yon can find anything you wish i SADDLERY ANI i A scloct stoek, and liko our other REMNA* We eall special attention to our R 1 real genuine bargains ; Beet Calicobuy for 10 e Wor^d Goods, coat to SI, WortK ddabKlfcaiTauiotlDl. ? Call early before the etook has bee We aek oor friends and patrons to displaying oor Goods, whether you b make it to yonr interest to trade wit We expect to sell fur cash, and thi A cordial invitation to all. Reepcc , J- W. 2 April 11 Speciai TO ODB FUIENE gen: We have now on hand a beautiful selling erj^TUSy, lo?*, for Cash. We havo all the new patterns in Henriettas, Suitings, Albatross, O Embroidered Flouncing*, China Sill 1 Fabrics. We also have a beautiful line of ( Straw Hats. Our lino of Shoes is just imtnens price. Before buyiog elsewhere, if you w some, money. We will take great plaasure in she you net to get mad if yon don't buy Respect! i rodger? Sept 6 iibm tidcf THAN RV SPRING ? S NOW ON : We have Just received ono of the lar Good*, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hals at prices as low as times are hard. Ladies, See Our Dre In Dress Goods we can show you, ui at any price, from 5c per yard to the nic dress at 10 cents per yard?WvOL GOO LADIES HATS pretty, apd our, prices are guaranteed at . go without a new Hnf, whan she can buy can suit spy one, both in price and qua i and if the prices of there are more than will show you Goods which are so cheaf Io this depot tment you will find two Miss Cora Counts, who will welcome you country coming to town are requested It CLOTHING We bave just received a large Slock try to save you money in thia Hoe. SHOES, SB Now, everybody knows that Shoes c Shoes such as you will seldom see in a amine our Shoes. In fine shoes fur Lai E. P. REEL & CO S. FINE SHOES, guai DOMES' Remember, wo are always headquai bear in mind, thai we a?* leaders, in prl Folile and eonrterufe attention given Very Reap GRAHi Sept 14 SPRING EVER Our New Stock of Spring and nnd Hats is now in, arid wo aro pr PRICES, 01IAL1 Special attention is called to ou Laces, and Gents Furnishing Goo< MORE COMPLETE Yon aro rcspcctriB If^ed to mS IE JTB SUMMER N I N VG . (d flrom th? Northern Markets where he otr .Press Goods, cobsistipg of Mohairs, ObiHiwi Lawns, Ginghams, India Silks, end si rery low prices. IONS. everything, from s spiol of ojtton fc> a ! SHOES ! than ever. Ladies' and Geutlemen's fine jsre. . CLOTHING. g and Summer Clothing. Call and examine letormined to sell all Good* at a short profit AND TINWARE. n this line at prices that cannot be beat. ) HARNESS GOODS. Goods, low down in pricos. rr COUNTER. emnant Counter, .00 which can be found ,5 c; Black Cash mere, cost 50c, !you can 25o, for ooly 10c per yard. Hats from 25o Ihoea 50e per pair. r, \ n picked over. giro us a oall. We take great pleasure in uy or not. All wo ask is a trial, and we ean h us. *refore can sell at a very short profit, itfolly, ^IcLURE, Agent, 15 tf , Notice 1 >8, AND THE PUBLIC EH A LEY: I lino of New Spring Goods, which wo are Ladies Dress-Goods : such as Cashmeres, rgsndies, Chalties, Manohesters, Pacifies, is, Surahs, Mories, and all kinds cf Wash lent's Soft and Stiff IIat-*, and some nobby 0 and hard to boat, both in quality aod ill kindly give us a look wo can save you iwiog you through our Stock, and promise ully, & purcell. 36 1? 1HD TOIEH PRICES JER BEFORE. UMMER GOODS EXHIBITION. gcst and boat selected Spring Stacks of Millinery , etc., that can be found in upper South Carolina, ss Goods and Millinery. udoubtedly, the largest selection ever in Union, est goods at $1 35. We can sell you a beautiful US. I ??In Millinery Goods our ,Stoclt is simply ? ? immense. The styles ihis season are very lew as any in the State. Why should a Lady one PROM US AS LOW AS TEN CENTS T We ity. Remember, we carry some very fine goods, you wish to pay, call for cheaper goods, anil we i that you will think our RKUDDEI1 Hole them, pleasant young Ladies, Mi/a Yyoie D iver and aod tnnke you feel at home. Ladies from the > make our store their hcudquarteis. ! CLOTHING! of Spring Clothing for m&i and boys. Wq will [OES, SHOES. ire SPARKS' HOBBT. We will show a Stock ot town the sise of Union. Everybo ly should exlies, we are handling this sens.n, the celebrated -anteed to (it and wear well. FTn rters in Domestics. Come and price ours, and Ices and slater. to all, whether lockers bn or purchasers, ectfullj, AM & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. 37 tf OPENING Y DAY. Summcr~Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoo3 cpared to meet the Market in TY AND STYLES. r line of Dress Goods, Whito Goods, Is. of which we have a LARGER and STOCK THAN EVER IFORE. call and, see our line. ^LKIXS&XO. F . G . TRI JEWELRY The most complete Rtoek *f U Here's Col Glasses. With the intention of making it a si mrst improved spectacles. Also on hand, a fins Stook of Watches, Clocl ALL INVITE very reepectra May 2 ?PRING AND 0 18? We have just received < among them Tl Ruffling at 5 cents per yard Corsets, 25 cents each. Ladies' Mitts, in all colors, fi Dress Buttons, all shades, at Gent's White Lawn Ties. 10 < Gent's Scarfs, 10 cents each. COME AND VAN DYKE RUFFI ALSO. A NICE LINE O] All to be found at the Empc HARRY 1 April 19 16 ' L0( Ladies' and Gentlemens Und< Men's White and Colored SI Ladies' and Childrens Slippe White and Colored Lawns. I Ladies' Gloves, Dress Trimn 1 LACES OF j H. M. GR] April 4 3PECIA r PHAETON AND ROAD CART HARNESS, SADDLES Will Sell for Cash or on Pap< Vnnrs t.rnl\r I I.KADIf Feb 14 Spring Opeiig ? AT ? Mrs. Grant's. i ' [HAVE jurt received ft FASHIONABLE nod WELL-SELECTED Stoek of Millinery for 8pring and Summer. 1 invite both town mid country to e?U end examine my Sioek. 1 will eell so ehcnp that those who have bought can afford to buy another Hat. The sight of them will nature those who see them that THET ABE ALL NEW and Fashionable shapes. Respectfully, MRS. J AS. GRANT. April 21 11 U \y RECEIVED lebrated Hvik Crjstai Spectacles &ud Bjri -vi^'si iccinlir I hire obt.-vn?<l the very fateat ecd ^ kg and Jewelry. D TO CALL. F G TREFZER, JEWELER. 9 3m summer tf \c\ h P\J. ****> our Spring Goods, and rou will find om 25 cents to 50 cents a pair 5 cents a dczen. cents per dozen. SO ODE 1 ang and laces. F HAIR ORNAMENTS. >rium of Iff. COHEN & BRO. At Cotton's old stand. ) K T jrwear, at all prices. lirts. rs. lings, Surah Silks. ILL KINDS. j [MBALT-<. j 31 3n? L )RIVES I TV "RTTttaTITlft -M-* v^n v_>t CARRIAGES, AND COOK STOVES. l a Credit for approved ers. >. BEWLEY. ra DEALER IN HARDWARE. 7 ly Notice of Final Discharge. NOTICE in hereby giren, that by permission of lion. James M. Geo, Probate Judgo for Union County, 1 will, on the 30th day of May, 1800, make my Gnal return and apply for JLeMars Dismissory, as Administrator of t^? citato of G. Ii. llogan, deceased. i All parsons having claims against said oft- x late are notified to present '.them to uic, properly attested, on or before that date; and all Dersonn indebted mint m?k? b?? moat by (bat date. J. C. SARTOR, Atlra'r est. G. U. Ilogan. April 26 17 4t Pasture for Horses and Mules. Ifl AVE a ToAturo of Heimudt and Wire Graft* on llr<>nd River, for horses ami muled, which 1 will {mature on it nt reasonable tcrma, guaranteeing all neaeasnry care and attention, and making no charge fur ferrying. U, C. WORTHY. April 26 17 U