The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 28, 1896, Image 5
cluih.
Union, ...
Cros, Kf\s
Black Hock,
Carlisle, ...
Sjintuc, Kelt
011, IliUlies,
Lockliart,
- - , Sair.itts,
Wilkitisville,
Draytonville.
Timber Hiilge, Claiulysbtirg
Mill,
loncsville, dibits,
...
< oleniiiie, West
Springs,
Totals
Those marketl tlius 1
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THE UNION TIMES.
M. N\ (TL1\ - - KDITOK.
iiC >ME AFFAIRS.
W. A. IS icholson litis returned from 1
Europe. ^
W. S. IV IcLuro is in the North
having tioocIs.
r O |
The electi on passe*! of! ijuietly in
t iron count y. (
I nion eon; nty's cotton ciOP is t',st
short one lull 1". .
L. Strait' was elected Magistrate
f>r < loud cysvi lie Township. N
Louis X. IMcNcuce has gone to
liahiuiore on a pleasure trip. ,
(lc?od rains have fallen in I'nion
county this wc vk. hut too late for the n
crops. ^ ri
The colored ?"baptists have a State
Sunday School Convention in session li
in I nion now. n
Mr. Mint t l>)ln, a prominent
nierehant and fa no or of Scdalia, was '
in the city Thursday. d
Sonic very peenjiar t hMie;s happened
in Union county Jasl, Tuesday. sl
They are very hard to explain.
Miss May Duncans Drimarv school
for hoys and girls will open Soptein- a
her 28. Tuition S2.U0 a inoar.U.
Mr. J. lv. Uurton, after a ff.eisant
visit to SpartanJmrg, (lntm?y, ^
and other points, has returned home, j
Mr. W. II. Pool was called l?r,
, Laurens this week to see a very .sick 11
sister, who unfortunately die d before '
lie could reach her bedside.
Miss Hcllc Moo.*.; and M_ r. Tout v
Moore have returned front a. visit to ,
rr....i, III. V* (y m "
i >_) ivi i nit', . W/. I'll'. .* ! ll.lt'C ItMVCS J4
in a low days for < )rangelmj;*i;, .whole
lie is to tcarli school. <;
.McLuro's oflieicnt Mill iner i-* "uW 11
in the Northern market;. where* Mie M
will spend some time i' i tin- lai tiest
millinery cstahlislimc.' it-. select tug
and laiyin^ a very larp e and and ?'* **'
traeMx e line ol t 'ods.. *
S<
J. J. Spears wase' eetcd Magistrate u
for I'inekney Towns hip on Tuesday.
We now surest to the people of IVa
llidge that they d? >mand of him tiiat
he procure a ju licial rohe and he f.
forced to \v? ar it <Jua'iiig the sessions ol U
his court. on
Our old fiiend. James 4 rant. of
Lockhnrt, wl o was struck hy Louis >s0
Trutnhlev, I ?orit a week Jigo, died. Mi
front tile efleets ol the h|ov." ?. n Mollday
night. Coroner Ayroek held an
im|iiest upon him on Tiics> lay last.
We have not heard the verdict of the
.jury. Ik
Wea so utuhr obligations, to Mr. l"'
IL L. Lindsay for valuable assistance I!,!
rendered in gttling out this issue. rt
Mr. Lindsay is a praeti -al printer
and newspaper man { ormerly o
Lrunswiek, tJa.. and eon ies to I uimi
hoping to regain his her hli.
Mrs. W. II* Johnsor ? who. with (|
her children, has hec1 i visit dig tin s;
family of I>r. Under . has returned j.
to her home at llul roway. It we |(
eotlhl induce the I nshnnd of this
estimable lady to ea <t; his lot among
us. it would he a In no fit to I iiion. -()
S. S'. i* I ok cs w js electe<I
trait* lor ' nioti '1'. ownship. The
.)udjfe liatl no <>; posiiit -n. so the 111:111njjers
< 1 llit' '.( ction turned Stokes j,
1 box over to him and Mot him do tlic t
routitin^ and eveivt hinjj else eon(
Heeled with linn. 'I'll ere is no doubt
about Jildoc Stokes' . -lection.
Mr. R. F. J'efsi || left Sunday
t for 4 i recti villi'. Com ral, and other ,,
points of intere.-t, returning Tm*<1
da v. Ib>b looks mi msiially happy (
since his return li 0111 this trip, ''
but just why, wo don't know, j
lie left yesterday lor Cross Keys to t
spend a few days, : iftor which lie '>
\%i*l resume his duti< -s at the Ifaeket ,
better prepared tliar. ever to serve
bis friends.
} I i >11* t 1'oi.lH 11 i;i I Si! '.."iMliiiys .1 l>cliimest
iiiiicliiiM* wan.MiW <1 Idi Ij\? 3 hi is. |
t ioui A. 11. JTiwU-1- Vv Ci O# I '
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OFFICIAL
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[*) are candidates for rc-eleetion.
UK UK AND THEllK.
U. K. Artliur is in New Vork.
T. MrXally went to Saluda Suinlay.
Mr. Wallace Thomson of Columbia i:
ii I'nion.
Mrs. Itobert Sharp is visiting Mrs. W,
C. Thomson.
('apt. i\ M. Fair relumed from Sa
uda Sunday.
Mr. Con Allen has gone to the nioini
ains for a few weeks.
The li.'iiidsoine new front of A. II
'ester ?V Co is ah nit completed.
Miss 1'loreiKo Ilriggs, of (ialfnoy, i:
islting Mrs. .1. II. Melvissiek.
Senatorial vote of I'nioii enmity
;V;ll's. I.2<?": Duncan, 424; Ivirle. 400
i" 11 ""? > ?>? win iiiivc aseeoin
ice for tIk' -Silieitorship of the Vtli .1 ml:
i;il ('ireuit.
Mr. Win. ( oillias returned h im<
inn :i trip to .N "w Vork and otliei
orthern cities.
Mess. 1J. M. Miiiit*'. T. McNally an<
lurry (Joss went todon.*' Splines to tin
at ice Thursday night.
When you want tinware, crockery am
loves it will pay you to call eu A. II
'osier iV Co.
I Jill MeCowan is growing so youthful
ml lioyisii that his friends arc contour
lilting putting liiui hack in knee pants
Miss Annie IJriggs, after a pleasant
isit to her friend Miss Kthcl Walker,
as returned to lier home in Spartanburg
There was an accident at the cottoi
uV Wednesday that will neeessitah
losh**; down a few days lor repairs. N?
ne was luirt.
Fifth Congressional District, (ioudtus
ille and J >raytouville Townships votci
s follows for congress, At 11 District: Fin
y. Jdii: Strait. Triinthain, 11.
Messrs. It. (i. Murphy, Wnj. Mr
lOViin iind It. D. Me.YaUI} have returned
rmii the mountains. Tlcre is evidentl\
line attraction there for them.
MissMay Duncan has returned front
v...a ..i .1... i..... l.
>' t\ J ii* it tnr u?t-? ??n*il I.living <
onrse ;it llir Aim-limn Kiinlci.unrl* i
iormal School. She will start hei
i-hool Septeinliei* ?>. See ail. in thi:
v-iir,
III Memorial.
In tin' death of our dearly holoyii
iend. Mrs. Louise Alston, wile o
i'\. II. A isiont at \\ inshore, S, (
i the 'JOtli instant, her friends can
,i /ii words express their, and t<
t ho irrc]?araMc loss, lur passing
, Un?. ore ii> has caused. Tiic.<(
an Is c. iu lit 1 v l>c said of lur.
Tn .know her was to love her.
'IV na> ae her w as to praise."
1!\ en tiii. ' does lio; !io( deserilm tin
taut in I sviiMiicirv of her Cliristiai
larai'fer. her lamps shone hriirhtlv
id was a iTflidino st;n- to ninny
rtaiu.ly t?> the one who pays thivino
tribute to he.' memory.
Mrs. Alston was as nuinv said, fi
i he a. leader ill society. I let" plat
id aim was so hiiih llie \oun?: eouli
Iw.ivm look to her for guidance. am
nit titer lit'-iids will nn?;hi eop\.
o rounded a character could not
iii to he adorned w ith that rich irract
ninaiiitv. so serJoiu seen even anioin.
rue seekers of tiie uarrmv patii s<
l?sor!?ed in sell as we are stiil tin
cams whieli brightened lier path
av mav al-o lighten ours, if we seek
s she sought and found.
Mneii more might lie said of thiicaiitiliil
life ju*-t closed at the Mas
it s call, "Conic up higher."
\ l"'i>:v i >
lion's litis!
W'r offer uno iniiidivd ts rowan
?>l .tii> r;iso of ?' it.trill thill cannot tw
iti> ii l?y I lull's ('.itarrh < 'inc.
I '. .1, <'honey tV Co.. I'rops.. Toledo
). We t he. niidersi.fni d. ii:tvr known ! '
I Cheney for tin* last. 1> years, am
lel.evo lam | orlVol ly honorable in ai
iii'vih'v; irnnsnetions iiii'l liiiniirinlh a'oli
> r;i11> o it iiny ohiii;.it inns made l?y 111
it in.
West iv: Trim, Wholesale druitjrist
I'oVdo. () W;:liliiio. K iuiiiiiiiV M;ii \ n
W,iole.ale I >| liooisl. Toledo. < .
I toll's < iilitt rii < 'mo is taken intei trill
i din*.; (In o 11> it)ion 111" l?loinl ,11111 innoi ii
inf. loos o| I lie s\ stent. I'li'i' T"i roil
|i"i I'otllo. Sold h\ all drrgd-t. IV I
in >iii i! > I ivo.
T
RESULT OF THE DEMOCRj
?>us?> ot KepreeenUttiveB. ! Sheriff. | Clerk.
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MASS MEETING OF ALLIANCE
IIkld kt Uxiox Court House,
s Ai(iu.ST 2?>th, 181M1, and the
Foi.i.ouixi: Kesoi.utioxs Were
1'xan 1 mousi.v Adopted:
Whereas, An effort is l?cii?or made
. on the part of the Alliance of this
State ami other cotton ?irowin?x States
to avoid paying the increased price
of the llat cotton tie, said increased
price hcin# unwarranted hy the demand
or increased cost of the material
or manufacture of said tic:
* Whereas, It has heen demonstrated
l?v experiment that the round tic
recommended fur use ifistt*:i?I of the
flat tie by the said Alliance answers
I u.ery purpose in preparation of cotton
for home or foreign markets; and
Whereas, Said Alliance has asked
the Co-operation of all persons interested
in the production and sale of
1 cotton in their commendable fight
against the cot toil tit* trust,
' Now, therefore, lie it resolved by
' this meeting that each Township in
this county is requested to hold a
I meeting in said Township on the ">th
day of September next for the purpose
of electing two delegates to reproKojit
said Township in a meeting to
be held at Union Court House, S.
on Monday, tin: Till of September, to
take such action in the premises as
1 said meeting may deem proper.
Resolved further, That a copy of
these resolutions ho sent to the Coti
ton Plant and UxioN Ti.mks for pithlication.
J. F, Raii.p.y, *
, II, C. Little, t'h'm'n.
Secretary.
I Sunday School ConventionThe
following is a programme of
the Pinckney Township Inter-denoni.
inational Sunday School Convention,
1 which meets at Pethlehcm (Metho
d'stj <'Ipijvh on Saturday, September
6.
I MoliMNOj.
1 Conven t ion railed to order hv
1 President at 1" a. m.. sun time.
1 Sotig service. Hevotional exercises
* conducted by Ucv. W. E. f?. Humphries.
Address by President.
I Reports from the .-eliool-.
. Afternoon?lotteries; !-.t. " i lie
Ihnsihihty ii| tlit* Pearlier to I>e*
vt'loj) t'harne'.er in tin* Seh.dar."
Speakers?.1. \ . Askew, Hov. Join,
Fan*. M. L. l<riiia>tcr, F. M. Adams
^ and others.
-tel. "The Chief End of Sunday
School Work C onversion of Souls.
Speakers?Rev. W'- li. 0 wings. <?.
<'. I Iarris. and others.
"W hv should the lesson he tlior'
ouglily studied;" Speaker-?Rev.
( leato'i, ,f. C Utts, W. S. Yaughan
' and others.
Opening of ouostion ho.-;.
Fs>av !iv* Miss .Minnie Ctvgorv.
i '
1 Old People.
j (Mil people who inp.iiir tnedieine to
' regulate the bowels ami kiilnevs will liinl
the trite remedy in Klrrtlir Hitlers.
This nieilioiue does not stimulate and
contains no whisUeonor otlu r iii'o\ieant. j
Inn aetsasas a tonie ami alterative. It 1
aet.s 11iil<11\ <>n the stiaoaeh ami bowels !
> aiding strength am! giving tone to the I
. organs, thereby aiding nature in the
perb.iinanee t I the functions. i'.leetrie j
I litters i;. an e xcellent alipeti. er and aid !
' digestion. ( Mil people find it just enact l> j
what they need. IVi titty rents perl
i hot 11" at 15. i". I 'nsc\ "s drug stele.
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We are apt to think that l:me J
wears out the guilt of >ins, Ivp to I
(io 1 they are as fresh as vc-lerdiv. '
a id theriTote nothing wears them out I
' j lett repentance.?lioodwin.
. ?.
' If \mir iirc p.t.<rv. I of wito] ,i\? I
* 111 i>>t 11111U al tilt v-I'oiii i i--h will.- -n.m
j ity. you will not sutler sicK h?1 .. ne nm
( longer. luil will try llit* new i.mi hhui e j
.Known us lioin.in'.s Tonic !.!-.? r I'il s
1 | Tlio> hit ;il> o'.ilriv li :nl? .*i ii?
I icineih e\ or coinjioiiuil, I In: u'.l formo|
liiil.oi m ,oi-, ?li-?>) f ic I liver, >oiir
sloiuucii. etc. I'll - I uion I>rit-r ? !
' ! voiir ilniitixisl. I?ns lie in. mi l !. ;. cost
. 1 Iii;t i c.-iit i it l?o\. T;iwin }{ivc yon
i n s.iiii|i!c flee.
I Jioiroweil trouble is n!wav> the
Uiobt burdoiibOLiic.
Vl'IC PRIMARY AUGUST 251
Suiiervtaor. Coroner.
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Union Meeting1 Broad River Asso- [
elation.
The next union meeting of the middle
section of the 1 trout 1 lliver Association
will he heltl at Klltether church on Saturday
before the tilth Sunday in August,
rltocit am.
lit a. in. Do*otional exyreisesbv IJcv.
J. r. Welcliell.
l(l.:5(t a. in. a. in. Sunday School
workers conference thirty minutes.
11a. m. Knroihucnt and report of
schools and permanent organization.
11..10 a. in. 1st subject. If christians
do not work in the Sunday Schools is not
their mlhicnce against it? Speakers,
T. M. I.ittleiohn. ltev. A. 1>. Davidson,
I'rof. Davis .lefferies,
1*2 in. Heeess one hour,
i l?. mi. l'rayer l?y Hcv. Jim. <".
Crocker. Kssay by Miss llonnic MeChit
icy.
!.."<) |?. in. 2ml subject. What can
\vc ?ln to correct the lawlessness of our
land? Hew J. P. Wliclelicll, T. C.
(ircene. K. I?. Maioinson.
."?pl subject. What relations ilo our
l?astors sustain to the Sunday School?
Ucv J. Crocker. W. Sam Lipscomb'
llcv. Amos Clary.
Ith subject. Do we not as a church
tolerate too much whiskey drinking tc
our members? J. A. 11 antes. D. (i.
(ialhuan and Tims. Clark,
nth subject. Aio we rcs|v?nsiblc for
the spiritual condition of the. colored
race? If so to what nxtent? T. M.
IJttlejolm, II. S. I.ipscoii.b and 11. 1-'.
Homer.
litli subject. Are the female liieiiiliers
of our church as active as they should
be in advancing the Master's kingdom? ?
Hew Simpson Hlanton. /,. H, Philips and
K. I.ipseopib.
Miscellaneoits business. (Question
1h?x. Adjournment.
sr\i>.\ v.
Ida. m. Mass Met ting. Add res:-; by
Prof. I )avis JelTeva'S,
II a. in. Missionary sermon by Hcv.
A. 1). Davidson. Alternate llcv. J. 1*. *
\V hell-hell.
Kvery church in tie- I"nion is earnestly
solicited and eoreially invitnl to send
delegates. The pasters and preachers
are urged to attend and the presence of
even one whoso name appears on the
program is desired. All Sunday School
workers and the public are. invited to
attend. J. Kit Jkki kuii s.
l'cr Kxtcutivc Committee,
Star rami. Aug. In,
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A Peril to Books.
We do not lielicve that the host of
Uiok-lovers understand at all the danger
to which their beloved In inks are exposed
from the great department stores.
Nearly all of tin jiiiammoth ? t.Irishmen's
now to he foutnl in our large cities and
in many small ones- establishments in
which one can buy anything from a jackplane
to a Chinese dinner-hell?have
In ink depart) neats. These departments
handle immense quantities of the most j
popular ImoKs. which thcv ;iiv hereby j
enabled to ..ell at prices tar helow the
ordinary retail price. It is a urea1
temptation. when one's purse is slender,
to Imv one's Imnks at a departineut ^
store. I hit it is a fact that, since the
department stores went into the hook c
business, thousands of hook store!" have I
had to aivo up t>usinessalti?uether. There |
are whole cities ??f considerable size that
have no bookstores outside these emporiums.
What s the harm ^011 ink?
Why should we not buy our Imoks at the j
same place with our groceries? There
is no reason why. it the department s_
stores would or could keep the stock that
a uood bookstore would keep, and sii|mt- V
intcudciit the business wit a i In know ledytc {
a i;oo(| boolvseller is expected to have.
(Mi the contrary, however, the liooks '
which only schokn s are likely to call for
tiiiolmtieal and scientific books. I'm
in-tan-c ?are s ldom kept at all by tlx 1
depaitnu i t tons, ncr are any but ordi- v
nary clerks le u ly employed in this de- \
paiilneiit. It is :;ieatly for the good of
any city that it have at least one well
stocked bookstore, presided over by a
man well informed concerning Imoks.
lb- cannot afford to keep tlie rare books.
the thoughtful. scholarly lntoks tliiit arc
seldom called for. if we I my from the v
depart imlit stoic the popular hooks mi (|
which l;r makes liis chief profits. <?ivc
I in: a chance. am! lie wi'l sell tin* popular
1 nnks as cheaply as an\ hedy. That ^
is tin-argument ina nutshell. {.overs (
i f I.ten-tin". what is our duty in the
promises? "T!ie (ioldoii liulo."
1 e
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si\ w eeks a'/o 1 sitf.i red with a \er\ |
se\ere ei>!i!: wusailm> t Uliahle t<> speak.
\l> Ineini'. all advised me to roiisiilt a
pii\ -ieiaii. \nliriiiir < iiamlM iIain's
t'nil^h Uetiiei'.v ailNeltise-I a I lie St. '
Paul YnlhsXeitmi!;. I proem. I a 'Kittle , S
ami alter taking it a slmrl tiim was1
entirely well. I now hum heartily!
lei -in 1111?| ;i I t his remedy toailNom -uffer- I
inn with a eold. Win. Kell, 1.7s shelhy . '
Ave., si. Paul, Minn, l-'or silo hy II. 1
1'. I 'i >si "V. \
'I IIe del of life is to l?e like unto
t' iiI. ami the soul following (Jod will i
bv.' 1.1.0 xlii.0 it * 1 t
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GOOD NEW
OUR I
OUR
Is now in the I*
writes:?Goods ar
and cheap enon
There is some
coming Preside
Manufacturers s
anxious to con
into CASH at one
any chances 011 v
bring forth.
THERE NEVER VI/
to make SPOT c\h
ing power. Uon*
<^-^l?E ARE ,!I
As usual. With
ton, we arc bouiv
STYLES aiul PRICES
MM
If AIT AND SEE I.
TH 1] <>X^1>
ft. H. Fos
Speak the truth: let it fall up
lie hearts of men with all impart
nergy !,v which the Spirit gived
>ower. hut speak tin- truth in love.
lev. William M. 1'iiiiehoii.
Buckien's Arnica Salvo.
The liest salve in the world for t ii
raises. sored, ulcers, salt rheum, fe>
ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilhlaii
on is. and all skin eruptions, a
lositively cures piles or no pay retpiin
t is guaranteed to give perfect sitisfi
ion or money refunded. i'i ice cci
?er Im?\. l or sale bv !>. I\ i'twy.
.?.
I litul the great thing in this woi
not so much w lie re we stand, as
rhat direction we aro moving.?
V. Holmes.
Sin ( 1^T > then have lieeti ui
uidemie. of dysentery in ?iilY.*r? 11". t?a
i the country iu which ( hamheilaii
lie, cholera and diarrla ea remedy v
i>-d with perfect success, !)>scute
vhcii epidemic, is almost as severe a
laiuieroits as asiat ie cholera. ! Ierciof?
he best elTorts of the most skilled phy
ians have failed to check it-', ravag
his remedy. however, has cured !
ilost malignant eases. I?:t!i oi' child"
ml a?lnil>. iiit'l r. :;.l?-r I lie iin-1 t,i
oii"li(ions, wliieh |U'i.vos li to 1 luf 1 m
11?'-1i< i11-.* in tin- wiiil i I'm;- liowvl em
ilaints. Forsileby 15. I\ l\>, \
?
It is a .in <>n tin* |.:'U of ?n
ii-'i-lian liol to I).,- n 'Viola I of in
ions.?Van < Josterzc.
. o ?
Siucfss in life i> not - > inueh
natter of talent o.* ojijiorMi-ity as
oneentralioll Mini )>ersc\ rei;< r.?
>V. W end tc.
? . o ?
Fur a man to overt hi* } ->'.er?
0 iij; oooil s > fur as ho can i;
r or.o.!- task.
1 iarvr '
"Auditor.
? 2. i ? ! ? {Totals
^2 ! .T r '<*
5 < i
' i
i iJ 07 ?io r?s 447
7. 0 l, 3 104
44. 0 V xi
7i 2 11 1?
4 r?l ^ 2:. | 14H
s 4 22 x\\ is:?
0 :? 21. ?m\
' <J. 1: 1*1
w' J' it .*[ .
4V 2 i<5! 14*;
'--' '? 2 0 42
,s 2 .*1 1 f s-Ji
-1? -1 1 1 47
;{ 2:t 4d
:{1 1-! 10 7 at
4 0 10 0! *211
~ -2 0 li?| 7|
:?0 21* '2-VS 2<M 20.V1
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FOR
eirsTonniiu!!
BUYER
Northern Markets, and
e prettier than usual,
igh to Cash Buyers.
uneasiness over the
ntal Election, and
eem nervous and are
vert their products
:e, instead of taking
vliat the future might
'AS SUCH A CHANCE
ui feel its full purchasicquently
IV THE
a good price for cotd
to have the run, if
> cut any figure.
HAT YOU SHALL SEE.
I* JABI.K,
iter & Co.
on ST ATI: OK SOUTH CAROLINA?
l*i! i n ion cot'ntv
it* K.\ I'.vtiTK?James II. Sehopjmul,
? Teresa Swink*. Carrie K. Milling, Louis
A. Sehoppnnl. Mae A. Sehoppaul and
iJos;' T. ScliopiKuil. Petitioners.
In Rk?P-tate of Mary Sharkey, deTo^'r.
II. l\ake, Matter? For
i,s< I Union Count//.
iid | Your Petitioners res)?ectfully bliow,
il. I I. That or. the day of April,
ic- ; their mother, Mary Sharkey, died intern-'
. state, leaving a small jH-rsonal estate, iu?d
a house and lot in the town ?f Union
enmity and state aforesaid, where slie re 1?'
| si?ted at the time of her death; ftud slso
in , owing almut I: v?* hundred dollars or front*.
/, j That your iK'titiouers, some of
i whom are infants, at the time of her
j death resided and now re.side on and in
| the aforesaid lot and house; that their
no ' father and mother are hoth dead; that
il ; Mary Sharkey had no other projierty than
u's that mentioned; that Petitioners are cnras
titled to have the homestead assigned
r\. 1 out of siid projierty; and that no proves*
nd . Iir.s Lee.i lodged with any otlieer against
ire | said homestead.
si- i Win re fore your Petitioners pray: that
[ ;. you enu*e a homestead exemption, in the
in1 j Niliii |H-i on.ti properiy ii? Ik* appni'xu
en : ami ><*t oil" t ? them aeeor*lin<; to law
iu' j .1 \>i: s II. Sciioi'i'Ai i.*
-1 l.oris A. Si iioi'i'Ai..
II- HllKK I'. S< IIOI'I'AI. J..
<' VUKIIl K. MIM.IXU.
MakA 'iiorPAL'i..
?v 'I'K It ICS A S\V IX K.
It in ay sometimes cost you a ^oud
ileal to do rijjlit, l?ut it will cost you
i a more rot to do it.
(J. Notice.
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