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THE UNION TIMES Published E very Friday. JAMES E. IMTNTER. M. W. Cflp. Editor. Registered at the Postoflioe in Union. S. CM as second-cbuss mail matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One year .... $1.00. Six month" .... BO cents. Three months , . . cents Subscription payable in advance, al ways. Remit by postal ortier, i'"? r ... registered letter. Currency by open mail at sender's risk. ADVERTISEMENTS. One square, first insertion . . fid*' Every subsequent insertion . 50 cents. Contracts for three months or lonjrtM will be made at reduced rates. All communications which snbservt private interests will l>e charged for advertisements. Rejected manuscript will not be returned. Obituaries and tribute*Of respect will be charged for at bub rates. All papers will be stopped the day the\ expire. We will hereafter make no deviation from this rule. Letters and remittances should be ad dressed to TIIE UNION TIMES CO.. Union. S. C. UNION, S. C., MAHCII 11. lsns. JIURDER AND CRIME. Murder and crime seem lo he run ning rampant, all over the State, are: no chock Is given to it bv our court tnrruwnvrT at <T. .? OUf 1UN\? ?il?' >Ci\ ticirruvff I juries utterly fail to realize t lie gr:i\ it \ of the cases they sit upon. .lush Hudson struck the key note when le said the people would enact just sue! laws as suited them, or words to t h' effect. The laws suit the criminal*-, and the sympathies <>f lite public at always with the criminal. Murderer can't hold high carnival in Sout! Carolina like they have been holdun' much longer. The better (hit kin people are getting very tired of to existing state of affairs. A man wh has no one to look after hut hintsc! can stand the present state of affairbut It is the men with dependen over the present existing eomtitions Why if matters continue as tln-y arin a short time, when one man shoot down another, you will not lmar *.!. question asked was he justifiable. bit' was the dead man's life insured'.' I is a great pity that our jurymen ran not realize their duties. They tak the most serious oaths, and :e a nil are very good honest, straightforward men, but they don't try eases on :i: evidence produced, l>ut <>:i i"ri r <!-!>' and relationship. Tin y don't sen to reulizo the sanctity of an oath W guess ill! the preachers pivaoh au'ain*-murder. ft fs hfgh ifmo Tfi.it a < ?!# ' : was put upon t his business. N > mm life is safe. The law-nhidii g pv p! are in the hands of the assassins, an ruffians. Talk about the Cuban war. why eliminate the danger of \t-llov. fever and Cuba is a safe place t??S >:i: ! Carolina. There is not a woo!; 11?a * pusses, but the papers a minder in some portion of the State. iim! nine times out of ten it i? the !o\\ blackguard, the bully or a orwvanllv ruffian that does the shooting. worthless to himself and to t!ie < mini::.::;, at large. The pistol he wears i- gm erally the costliest piece of property 2ie owns. Arouse yourselves follow - it i/oi - i . realize the true status of alV.tirs. Think und think seriously over tliimatter. The most of you have ohii (iron growing up, and unless thorn is a change in public set : in.nut :i :<i me i 10ms they will be the targ"t- for tin bullets of the cowardly ?vt that i: the State from one end to tin nth.v. There is no polities in this ?ji; >! i?.i: nor. is. there any t<<>\: 1 at d count\ riti.xed tip in it. MARCH <)th, iSyS. This wafl an important da\ in i!i city of Union. It marks the 1>< mining of ti new light for our pcoj ! The current was turned on ah- ut 7 o'clock and every lamp Unr-ded f?>rt!i with resplendent liuht. It was a' beautiful and new sight f<?r our town and the appreeiat ion of n'l wa- -howt in various ways, tin- ? h1 d* ? i < f tti town went wild with delight, and their tnerry and innocent v..'tee- v..-r heard in all directions sending fort 1: joy at this trite signal and of m provement. Another mile -to' h been passed in the march of pri".nv-< by Union. Her lights wore till that could he desired. The older citizens wore out lust i night with a band wagon owned by (v. II. Hurkett with his circus horses attached, and the brass band in charge serenading tlie public at large. The colored string band was keeping very late hours also, but all added to the pleasure and enjoyment of the night, and as for our part we enjoyed seeing tlie people become hilarious and enthused on an occasion like this. While the crowd was gathering about the court house square, Mayor Beaty was called on for a speech, but did not respond. Soute one suggested that it was too early in the night for speeches. The citizens of the city celebrated lust night and we are glad of it. Wo believe the Commissioners noted Flags Flying, Nkw York, Mnrcli 8.?A copy rig today from George Bronson Ron at 'General Loo said last night to i "1 8pain wishes to declare any i 1 i?*r pri.ilege to do so, but if we mil American Hag flying and a brass br Some persons, in order to inereaFitzhugh Lee to resign, but the C said to a correspondent today: "1 will stick by the ship of state The above were the words of Fitzhugh Lee t lie Virginian and the American that now represents the United States at Havana, Cuba. The sentiment of Lee, and his surroundings at the time of making tli?? statement < :!rry lis hack to the years when tliis repul>lie was heinjj made, legislated for !?y men of the true Anieriean stamj). The same sentiments and _ _ i 11 n^s. t v_i ij o ii:? i it: of h easlji^e Tiat <itr<'li!f',i,.ilvvit:,.r;"S < >tc-uorth i'inekmty, of Sou! h Carolina, wiien he uttered that ijrand sentence, which i Tuesday was paraphr.is d 1 ?y IV.ioy, of IV'\ is, when making a -peech u ; h'1 quest ion of emntiiio $".<1,11011," to for immediate use !?y President Me Kin ley, "wr hive millions for defence. hut not one cent for t rilutte.'1 I'l" a hove are American sentence* !:at h ive a tone and rim* ahout tiiem i t you don't find emenutinjj fron y ot her pe>i[ile. lice's speech wil s| iri years to eoin ' jus! as Pinch ey's his. (i'ti. 1. ?e is today the ido >f t he A merieau people. Ileoceupiomost dangerous t>osition. It takeserve his eiptaminity as hee has done Spain wanted him recalled, hut I'res dent MeK i;;ley wi>elv and immedia!< \ u't ve an empliat ie \o. .Jiist;i | j111 over t liirty years :?yr-? la-e was a ti_dit a'cavalry irencral in the Cmfedcr icy, mid (ho i niteii states govern .:m*iiI was endeavorim; Jo keep bin a' of \Vii<iiiii'.'!.i!i. < >:i Tues lay in t!e THE LATHS 1 WAR NEWS. I.oinloti. March I".?The I >: i 1 > < hi'o'Mole, in an editorial this morniin n the Cuban sit nut uui. describei'r< -iint Mc Kir; ley'.- action through ut the i-ri-i~ us "a model of Statenan-hip." He declares that tin et ion of t!i Washington Govern menl i connection with the Maine disa<tci li'-ei'Vis the hiirliest irnil o !?. " i here is every indication. " say i lie Chronicle, "that the I'nilci -date- are preparinir for t he inevit abb si rtn/ole. Son;i it will be neeessarx for tin at ISritnin to -how on which it s\ mpat hies lit., Aivuiiar at considerable letuph upon t he "in.-i lli-lirie-s of American nm l i \ es ?i desirinv' 'n put an end to l h hell upon earth in Cuba." and in-i-l in. t!i A " \morion ha- a better riirlit interfere than ha- iie. ji put forward a jtl-J ilicat ion in two out of evei'v three wars in history. Tin- Cliron ich -ays- "We hope IJ real I'.ritain will j not oiilx en f;,r oHic'nllx a- tie jl'iiriln-t limits of i i.t ernat iotia 1 law j rind. but t!;.:J public ?>| i i: i? n will .1 .. 11 . i. . i ii j .i ?-lint- i >i-'i I*|K'III\, iiii 111 1*1 aK:I !?I \ ! : ti<I in I lie lei i !i of nil 1-Inr??j?? if n?c ! - sirv, a* sysi.pal lii/ini; heart iiy with ' n- n:i>ti\< - :u.|ii !Ii:t _* \ 11n ?"i?*:i Jit 1:1*1 | l<> :t step <i natural ;t:: <! Vet "lie -In- ha> -.> !<n:f; 11< ~i|jit? <! 1 ? I " \l ill" linn* e \\i-!i i' j 11|?' In | i r I S; i von ;:I tiic oloVOtilll lioll!', 1 li r !n ?* llOMni* I :il-:i II _'lil In- silVfl li\ ill" ! " *ir:ii I : l i - f ill"\ il :ili|" fa"t *. 'i n I ii| I 'llli.I In- fr"" wmilil I" a liai'il ta*U. I?i: 1 il v> hi Ii 1 11" 111" >;a f"*l ii in! it ! *t il i 'j'. i tii 11 "i ill !*>". Tito Daily News say* ? < 1 itIly l!ii ? innniiiij; : While i : ?Ii ii -_r 111? I i il i ll Si al < * w ii li l la- . "in-run- "I'l'nr "f i\ i11 _? l In- whpM a ihiIiI" "\a111pli I' "I'iii"" fur i>c:i"" 1 \ n111>r?-1>:in ? 1 i?? ? for war, \\? arr it)>> 1 to -? tlial 111 v liavc j^howii I lien.solves v i-e in t line. ' Now York, March 1).? AilNjmtch t<? tin- \\ mill from l,oi)<loii say-' " S*111 lie intere-l in Kr jflaml is lai'u'?'l\ reii leroil on ilif An *pi' ;?ii >|?ani-li ? ri-i~. 11 o I \\ i !i?tai ?I i 11 o- i lint \r .'! > IIns-in r. iifTnlin the far Kant Ihivp fitftiin I'l'.-nnii '! an anile state. I In- feeliio r. llt '-l' ii in tin loliliy of tin* lloii?< of < '..ininoi;< i- orowin^ inor.' iiKirki 'll\ syiii pal! n < ami lie J?riii-li ?.;overn iih til will l?* uracil from liotli sjdes of lie liou-c, Coii-'i'i'valivc ami Liberal, to ackuuwkiitfi tie inU^iOiiUvtiCc of I wisely whi'ii (hoy selected tho Fort ? Wayne Company to put in this plunt. 1 ... NEWS NOTES. I \V. J. Bryan is to sponk at Erskino College at Duo West on Friday, today. Special trains will ho run from a number of points to carry crowds to hoar him. Chester had another killing a few! days ago. A man named Marcus shot a man named Estes. Wo have had it all around us lately, and it is about time for t'nion to take a place at tho bat. A few pent eel, legal hangings is about the best way to stop this killing business. Uoe rope. Bands Playing. i I i.t.wl ...?tiloi.fim tn tlio Ktvonimr World I ,llVU Vuwtv ? w ~ o Havana, says: no: or all of us persona non grata, it. is ist leave town, we will leave with the ind at the head of the procession." le the excitement, are urging General Consul General of the United States until the clouds roll by." House of Representatives whenever Lee's name was mentioned the house and galleries would resound with ap plause. What changes time works! Who could have conceived of such? The Lee family has been a most prominent one in this country ever since its first settlement, and well do t hey maintain their superiority. They remarks should d'-coratc the blackboard or walls of every school house in this country. Let the children learn what, the t.ru > type of manhood i-. and give thorn aehaneeto emulate t he same. Tea -h ill" children of the sdiools what true pit riot ism is. L"l J every American's first thought I jo? | M V COIN IKY. > \s we said above Loo is in j^reat tl m^er union;* a t reaeheroim people i like the Spaniards, whieh makes the 1 ut t.o ranee of sueli soul inimits as his more eoniinonduhle. TIuti1 is only 1 out' tiling that will prevent tliem from < ii-sassinatin;; him, and that is fear. Were they to J)Y.Y....!ls.UJh.?kl . us oti Wednesday, "there would he hell to play in Cuba before breakfast - next morning," and that is the way the American people feel, and Spain - is eoj^nizanl of thefael. We say three - elieers for I.-e, and hope t hat the race - will never bee nne e\tinet as 1?nitr as i American priueiples ami traditions are to be upheld we need eurh men. the Cubans immediately the I nited I States does so, as the lirst step to. ' wards intervention in Cuba. I The otla l niuht at a t heat lie.d eiitertainmeiit in New Voik Fit/ l.ee's portrait "as widelv eheei'idjind We Ivinlev's was hissed. When I tin r sort of thiiejr j happi us m ;1i it ipiai ter it means "a I leap. Me|\ilile\ liiUV ledeijll hilll-l'lf. ' ut 11 le 1 < ' ean't !" itibb <1 out that I' It /!iUsih I.' e is 11 11. \ ore ot t lie most popnlai men in tin Cnion. Tli** eouraue I liiiiiia ss, taet. wisdom ai.d iminamt) of is raiee in (' <ha has mi.ale him a hero in tiieejesol l|>e people. The lioith is i !l"t le.-s pl'oild of 11 nil t 11 III t lie si >111 ll. A no at fntuie opens liefo.e him.?The , -state. Washington, Mareh I". ? Mueheonjoetwiv has been indulged in touching llie \ isii 11 -1 i ! to tlw. M'lii!.. ll..n.>.i 1 ' T u? - 1: i v I iy the I'.rit Mi iniihussador. | I Tint \Va>hiuj;ton Post t his (Thursday) moriiinj; -ny> (in litis point : "1,'iiri ii Violoria has through Sir luliaii Patinoufoto. convoyed to i'rc-sident Mo!< itil*-\ In r o-rat itioat ion at tlii* v. i-o anil cmiMTVativr course \\ 11i -11 In- lias ilins far pursued in rolii'ioji to tin- <hih::n anil Spanish situation. Slio also o\ptvs>ed to him h r thorough >vuip thy with the ofoi't < put forth hy tin' ? nit <1 Statu* to iv|iov<ul|. rinu' huuiaiiity in (hiha. with l ho hope Hi..' those endeavors may ho ooiaiuolcil to a successful ooia'lu- i>m \\ i' Inu;t w ar. A" ii'it.i. M.u ii .? I'ivo rat loads of ah m 'iii.I In, t v 111 \ i * ton. and three or ton-...' il;., Io ud to. I'oiisu-ola, I "'I-* . ii i A' ii.t, i toi.i.'ht In the i i.iivi : ii ? : -- _ in i t wi'to lour ? ti rl ;n 'Mar . \vt . 1 17.mi pounds, and iW" nil loads el uuiipowdol'. Till' lii?{ lor l't n ifol.i w. !<_ !h ? 1 i.T.tiiH) .? u:i N i .a h. A of tl.oway hilS for t.a i.i-l urn. :.'n of w.n an- mail.od rush." , I - * <i;; i-i 11 -< M'l I Vi' l?rO}>:i I'M , 1 i" - I'. :;: ?v 1111 t r< h > j stationed at l'*i?i*l J.??_ :i !> . : made, and 1 cr\! hino i- |iii' iti readiness fur a ?ai;ld' i; vail for dill \ . I !n- i let. v?'> in 1 it 1.1 (i ra talc re i I road j Inn In'en ifir-1 ria l d i?\ I In* war drp irt meat at M n-lii' u'l n I" I"' I>l'? | : red i i mow tin liMiip-. up a notice. , I ' li'Kloti, M..IVH ? \ COM" i?'illlll llt of iilllllHllill |.>n Coll-i-l i|?o ,,f I lull-' of -hot ami shell eanie in over a rail- i road today :.:t ! initio t transferred l?y 1 lighter t 'j fuel W arreii ami liiv foibi-1 GRAHAM & SPARKS' BIG CLOSING \ OUT SALE. < All winter goods at and below cost < for cash for the next fifteen days to make room for our big Spring Stock. Come at once and save money. S BRjffliM 4 SPARKS. fi-ation at Long Island licad. This! rL/%-l-!n?? week eight 8-ton guns are to bo taken vOUllCM LlGCTIOrii from Fort Wlnthrop and shippod by rail to some Southern port. I lie it ordained by tin* Mayor and AlAt 1 o'clock last night a freight derman of the town of Union. S. ('. in < rain on tho Southern passed through council assembled and by authority of Greenville carrying four huge coast. , the same defense guns. The guns were about | That on Tuesday, dune 7th. lS'.'S, an fifteen feet long and were on two flat election I?e held at the court house beoars. They were bound for Galveston, tween the bonis of 9o'clock in the morn- . Texas. ing and t> o'clock in the evening for a j Mayor and four Aldermen to serve the Washington, I). O., March 8.?The 1 Jown of,Vl,ion: 1' C ' foi' \V\ i "V' it . i est. ? i i* .. i ? for one ( omnnssioner of Public hoiks 11 i ll . " for six vears. Done and ratified this 2nd . ay lie dj lU^to gunboat Nitnleroy. . of 1S9S. L lie only two^wn1?^? bo?ts,!n,th? ' Attest: world are now ^ the United i l (; Youncj, \V\ T. JIk\t\\ States. J 1 T11 "ll ' 1 " ^ Mayor. Heading, Pa., The Carpentcv Steel _ words has lieen asked to bid on over 11,- NOTICE. iKXt shells of various sixes for the governI nient. Tim contract would amount to jt ordained hy Hie Mayor and Aluearly $1.?.>0,000. Ilje entire plant is ot'the town of Union, s. (!,, in now working night and day on a govern- Co|UlcU ;ls?einhled and hy authoritv ot ineut contract involving the exj>euUituie s;|Ilje of a million dollars T|iat the Books of Registration for _ *Vi qualified voters of the town of Union, S. (Jen?ral Lee. t#. n)ieiied at the discretion of the , Supervisor of Registration until and inSpain wanted Fitzhugh Loo recalled j clu(,ing Monday Mav .".0. hut more efrom Cuba because be sympathizes ppcially shall the Intuit Ik* open on April with the oppressed Cubans. But in . May 1*2, 10, 2<>. 27. 2S and .'10. all this broad land there arc precious That S. M. Rice, dr., K U., is hereby few men who do not sympathize with appointed Supervisor of Registration for the people who are fighting for their the town of Union, S. C. Done and i/Jim1 o VO- .UP tLl] <>v-UfttWiPQen- Attest: oral to Cuba. For that place Leo is L. G. You no, W. T. Beaty, the choice of two Presidents, both po- Clerk and Tieas. Mayor! litieal parties and all of the people. Mr. Mclvinlev is right when he says Extracts From tho I.a\v llegulafng tho Duties "no" to the suggestion of his recall. pf Supervi^r of Rogistraton. ?New ^ork World. VVh? u, , r ., . He shall register all qcaliiied elce\\ hy War is Probable. tors of the town , . ? . ? . - 1 le shall judge of the ..na'ul -ations It is very probable that Spam would of all applicants, pic.ci not to go to war with the United ^}. lit can legally regi>ter no person Whites. who does not It is quite certain that the United 1. Present to him a eeiMicate of > States would greatly prefer not to go to r-gistration from thcCoui.lv Roar.I of , .\;u with Npain. Registration entitling tin- applicant to And yet war is apparently imminent vote in a idling pneinet within the corheeail.se 111 liolli con ill lies I lit. m'MV<nri> ,,f ..? .... . .... 1 |X-1<||<- Hlllll-> III lilt* IOWII. public opinion is sucli as to leave the *J. Show si resilience within the eorpo- ( governments no alternative. rate limits four months proceeding the The L'uitid States must go to war election, against her preferences hecause public ^ Show paunent of all taxes assessed opinion will not tolerate the existing con- against him dm and collectable against Minions in Cuba. him for the previous fiscal year, (iuclud- ' i Spain inu>t go to war very much ing poll tax ) t jagainM her interests ln cause public epin- 1. Take tfce oath contained in Sec- , ion will not tolerate the iuteiference of tiou .'JO. Ac' *23 ami 11 Section, page -lv the I'nited States in (Julian affair.-;. War is an unpleasant alternative, but ~ our most unpleasant exj?feiienecs are fru- III J\ l\T ill quently beneficial I T I h\ I \| 1 I ! 1 A war would lie of short duration, V-A % .J A. A. X A ? ! while its lienelicent consequences in the i future of free Cuba would l?e a lasting benefit to mankind.- T. W. in New York World We offer to the Farmers of | This comes very near covering the ease.?Ki>.| Union County Congress has unanimously passed c+ j a ? i r-??? t he emergency bill empowering l'resi- Standard Acid Phosphate i dent MeKinley' to draw on the I'nited States treasury for $oO,tMKi,(KK.i. That ANI)? is the proper way for Americans to do things. This is patriotism of the Standard Soluble fiuano. SETTING STARTED RIGHT. V * , Getting things in shape for early spring trade. We are going to make a special effort to Save You more money than ever before on your Spring Purchases. It is our Constant Study to make our Store a pleasant stopping place for you?where the qualities and prces are so satisfactory that you naturally feel like coming again. With the many new styles and LOW PRICES That will prevail, w?- promise you an economical shopping season?one that will afford you excellent moneysaving opportunist s. There will be a "Special Value" ring in the prices, and genuine worth in every articles?a chance to spin our your Scarce Dollars. T- m "TV A TT/-N IT To buy at a reliable, up-to-date s^ore, where go.ids are sold on their merits?where prices are based on actual woitl)-- where your money eumcs back to you in value every time. Ours is a store that saves you money, and makes it easier for you to meet the various needs that arise. THE OLD RELIABLE. v h, foster & co. SOMETHING ABOUT OUR CELEBRATED ! Perfection Mattress, j Notwithstanding the wonderful advancement during recent venrs in the comforts of life, it is remarkable that we are today using practically 'he nine clumsy and uncomfortable style of Mattress that our great grandpa ven's tried to sleep on. The Perfection Mattress is the lirst successful departure from the old ne hod. and i> die nearest approach to an absolutely perfect bed that has ver been manufactured. IIOW Irr MADE. The manner of manufacture is very simple?A IIIfill (IKADE OF PLEAN COTTON DOWN being reginned by special machinery, and hen hv a patented process made into a single, solid hat of the proper size ind thickness, and the bat covered by a fine grade of ticking. That is all. ' ><> TA-CKIIVG OR liACIAO I i needed, as tlie bat is so compressed as to allow no vacant spaces and 1 once will never shrink, lump, nor break up but remain smooth, even and . 1 iastic. I I PEHFECTI.Y soa^T, i owover. as tlie compression, which is caused by the bat being made lightly larger than the ticking is only sufficient to preserve the shape ithout tacking and does not injure the elasticity of the cotton. I F IMPIIOYLN WITH HJSBO. I l sing a Perfection Mattress only serves to make it stronger and bct r. as the cotton in time becomes a perfeet felt, sunl need never he workul ver. as ir positively will not lump or break up. One will last a lifetime, if kept dry and rcticked when necessary. It iw Clean and lloa'Hiv. r The exterior being perfectly smooth without crevices or buttons, there absolutely n<> place for dust or vermin to gather. '!"h? unsurpassed hygienic properties of cotton for betiding are well town. Wo use only pure, clean, new cotton. OIJH GUAHA INTEK, We claim for the Perfection Mattress that it has no superior as to in! rt. cleanIinoss, ilurahility and economv. and w<? w,?r,?.??.* i--t? . .. ? I ll I V Ulilllll i> make l"V the IVrfection Mattress. and will cheerfully refund the money v thi> maiire?s does not come up to our representations. Respectfully, SAILEY FURNITURE & LUMBER CO. SOLE AGENTS FOR UNION COUNTY. proper kiihi. 1' \ I ?<() 0 f? Are Yon Wt+h. T 'U' W Weakness manifests itself in the loss of ambition and aching bones. The blood is Oil jVliil CjUtlllO a 11(1 Cotton i watery; the tissues ere wasting?the door is i being opened for dijease. A bottle of Browns' I Iron Bitters taken ia time will restore your I ^ ' ?] strength, soothe yonr nerves, make your blood rich and red. Do you more good than an expensire special course of medicine. Jrowns' Iron Hitters is sold by all dealers. = A large line of Staple and MOfTGflGE SALE OF LAND Fanty Groceries at very Jlv virtue of :i power conferred ttpon lowest nrices ,. toe and contained it. a J nor t gage from lowest pi tees. ^uns McDaitiel to me, dated February Jut I IS'.M. and recorded in the ofllce of i in- Clerk of Court, in In ink of inorlffagex IVE US A CALL. M. No 1 J, page (?J. I will sell at public and ion la-fore the court house door r A MT DDf^TLI 17 D Q ;.t ("ii." S. on April 1th. ISIU he- [" /\ |>| | DnU I M LilO. ' t wir.i tilt; I tours of eleven and one o clock, t-? the highest bidder for cash, all that ^ re't.uii tr.i't of laud in county of 1'iiimi, 0k flkfl jP? I | 1 stale of South Carolina, lying. Iieing, mtk0 g\ I B g 3 u.d situate in Siitifttc township, contain- WW Mil I ' iii / 71 and tW-tlHj acres, tnoic or less. Imii11ri>d by lands of .1. II. deter and it! a r>. known as fund No. -J. in tin- <1 i- ' in > Hi tli** SUM MrlMiiiH lir...... Far, Tliirtv Opor.it i vcs want.-.l ! w i i<- . and having tin* t allowing cnurscs ' .... :< r , Irt'gitining at a swct t gum OIHH* lit r.Xd'Islur l\nittlli<_r, \ . i I I milling *. tW. W J.'I-IIO to -tolir; Mills L' n ion S. (' r \ If. \V tn-JJ to Ntakr; N. T.'l K. 1W.0 '?' r > li.-aHi, and tlit*iicc S. .51 K. .'W-.'itl to J. H. Gault, I L cuinninar. L. H. Jr.TKit. iKkdT lcW. lV-4t Trine, anil M uuagcr.