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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The Tax Books will be open for the collection of State, County, School, Road end Commutation Road Taxes In Union County for the fiscal year 1K!>9, at the following places and dates: Union C. H.\ from October 15th to November 1st Inclusive. Wear. Springs Nov. 2nd. j lender's Store " llrd. ! Union C. H " 4th. J Cross Keys, Graham's Store " 7lh.j Sedalia " 8th. J Black Root, forenoon " Dili, i Carlisle " 10th. Santuc 11 11th. Adamsburg " Rlth. l.oekhart Mills " 1-lth. Kelton " 15th. JonesviJle 16tl?, and foreno* n " 17th. Union C. II. the remaining time for collecting. The tax levy is as f. llows. For Stutp 1) Mills. " Constitutional School..!! " 44 On! I nary County Jty " " Interest on Railroad Bonds $ Mill. 44 Sinking Fund to Retire Bond- 2 Mills. ?' Rond 1 Mill. Total 15 Mills. Special Sch.?ol No. 11 2 Mills. The time for paying the above mentioned taxes w ill expire 81st. day of i December, 1899. All male citizens between the ages of il and GO years re liable to pay a poll tax except exConfederalo and Federal soldiers, those physically disabled, etc. The commutation road tax will be collected at the same time and places es the other taxes. Age from 21 to 00 years. J. H. Bakti.ks, County Treasurer. VAIIIIRIP lANnC PflR SAIF i nLunuLL Lnnuu u wntui Having recently I tough t from the Heirs of It. I<. Coleman ell their lands in and around the town of Union, I now offer said lanos for sale. lad all who want, a HuiMing latt or i; Farm in or near town come to see me. Geo, C. Pekkin*. 1 3.1-4 mos isd Master's Sale. State of South Carol.na, ) Court of Coin- 1 County of Union. } mon Pieas. G. II. Jeter, et al Plaintiff, vs. John P. Thomas and John P. Thomas, 1 Jr., Defendants. In obedience to an older male herein I will sell at Union, Itefore the Court House door, during the legal hours of < ale, on salenday, (>th November 18'J'J, he following lands to wit: All that tract of land containing seventy (70) acres, more or less, near Sautuc a-jtliou at.d adjoining lands now or late of T. J. Joue<, W. T. Jones, J. s Welsh. J. II. Randolph and John Gregoiy. All that lot at Carlisle known sis lot No. 1, on the north sale of Main street and adjoining lots of W. T. Jones, I,ucy Jeter and otheis and 011 the West by the llill lands. All that lot of land at Carlisle known, at lot No. .1, on the North side of Main ptr:Wt and adjoining iota ot w. i . .it me*, fpicy Jeter olid others and on tho West by the Hill lands. tkkms ok 8alk. One half cash, kilanee on a credit of one year with interest from day of sale secured hy bond of the purchaser atid a mortgage of the premises. Purchast r to pay for pajiers. C. II. Peakic, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, 1 Court of CoinCounty of Union. J mon Pleas John L. Porter, et al l'luintiffs. vs. William Lyles, et al. Ip obedience to an older made herein 1 will sell at Union, before the c? urt hoo'-e door, dining the legal hours *>t 8*11 insth aday, Oth November, l.K'Jl). th fo 1 iwing lands to-wit: Jsrvei.ty-live and one-half (7~>$) aeres <.f lai.d in Pinekney township, said county and Male, Uuindcd on the North l?y lai ds of K. V. Harris and hy a road, i n the Past hy lands of the estate of John M. lie vis, which had previously tieen set off to his widow and children as a homesbad, on the South hy lands of 1. b. and K. N. Harris, and on the West hy lands purchased by E. V. doing at the Male'of the lands of said John M. Uevis. ' t kit ms ok sale. One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelvo months with interest from day of . Ala. The credit portion to bo secured hy bond of purchaser and mortgage ot premises sold. Purchaser to liave the privilege of paying all cash if so desired, and to pay for papers and recordiug Mrna |1-V {'. II. PlCAKK, Master. [ Master's Sale. State of Soutli Carolina, > Court of CoinCounty of Union. ) inon Pleas. II. IP doing, Plaintiff., vs. Wade Hampton, and aa executor of the last will and testament of It. Ida Hampton, et ul defandant. in obedience to an cider made in the #bove stab d case 1 will sell at Union, before tlie court house door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday, tith .November, 18'.K># the following lands towii: All that tract of land containing one ' * o Juur acre, more or nw?, m mic umu m Union, on Virgin stmt, Intunded by Jot? of Matilda Brown on the North, on the East l>y Virgin street ami on the South and West by lai.ds of Union Ilea! Etrtate Agency. TF.IIMS OF SAT.R. ( ne half cash, the balance on a credit jif < ji? year wiiji interest from day of fttJe aecured by liolid of the pu:ch wer, fuid a mortgage of the piemiaea. Porch are r to pay for pajicrs. 41-4 C. 11. l'KAKS, Master. \ Master's Sale. Stale of South Carolina, ) Court of ComCounty of Uni-m. j moil 1'lew.s. James W. Smith et al l'LiiiitifT-t. vs. Tamis D. Smith, Defendant-. In obedi*nce to an order made herein. I will sell at Union, before the court houfce dcor, during the legal hours of i-ale, on Salesday, Otti November, I-DD. the following lands to wit: Home place comprising several jwrcel.of land purchased at dilTerent times and now adjoining ea< h other, containing altogether utsuit seven-hundred unit tweuty (720) acres and Imuuded on the Nortli by lands of A. J. Nance, deceased. Kast by lands of J. P. Scales and Jam Parr, Soiitti by lamb of Jane Parr und E. F. Yangban and West by lands ot John Nelson, i lie atipve tract of land will lie sold in two or more parcels, pat of which can Is* teen at Master's office. Vaughnn place curtaining aUiiit onehundred and seventy acres, l<ouuded Noith by Sopliv Harris place. South by lands of E. F. Vaughan and tlx? Ih-andon place, East l?v lands nt K. F. Vd'ichan and West bv lands of C. 1). Mui-li .Jemima Scott place containing about one-hundred and sixty acres. Wouided Noitli bv lands of Pinclier I Vine and A. .J. Gullmati, S tilth and East by lands of II. II. Belue and West by lands of Giles Smith. ticums of sai.k. One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one and two years in equ d insallments with inteiest from day of tale secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay lor papers and stamps. 41-4 O. II. Pkake, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) Court of CoinCounty of Union. j inon Picas. JaSi E. Bevis, et al, Plaintiff, vs. Nora B. I.yles, et al, Defendant. In obedience to an order made herein, I will hell at Union, before the court h mse diMir, during the legal hours of hale, on sslesday, Oth of November 1 S'J'J, the following lands to-wit: A certain tract of land in PincKnej township, county and State aforesaid, conlaiuiiig one hundred and twent) five a'-res, having such sliajie and boundaries as are shown by plat thereof, tnade by John U. Smith on tiie 'J'.Kh of August. A. I)., 1884, and annexed to the repin of the commissioner appointed to set off a homestead to Vestiau IVvia and .lames E. Bevis, Anderson B. Bevis and Nora B. Bevis, in the estate of John M. Bevis, luonoco.l m wlu <i ivirt rtf ooiil rotuirl UCV^/IK I HUM 1II.UIU <? |?.?i V V* OUitU l\ |-VI?> TEItMS OK SALE. One-half cash, balance on acmlitnf twelve mouths, with interest from day >f sale. The credit pj( tioti to be s< cum d by bond of purchaser and a irioitgage of pi cruises sold. Purchaser to have privilege ot" paying all cash if so desired and to pay for paper and recording same. 41-4 C. 11. Pkakk, Master. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) Cour t of ConiCounnty of Union. ) rnori Ple.u. John A. Fatit, et al Plaintiff, vs. I.ula A. Harris, et al Defendant. In obedience to an older made herein I will sell at Union, l>efore the Court Mouse door, during the legal hours of sale, on salesday, ?ith November lSU'J, the following lauds to wit: The T. J. Ilairis place in Union township, containing one hundred and eighty acres bounded by lands of Philip Dunn, I)r. W. M. Meador, Fair A Thoneo i, Vlrs. I.ydia liar lis, Samuel 14arnado:e and J. D. MeXeuce. T Kit MS OK SALE. One half cash balance on a endit of one jear with interest from day of sale secured hy bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of premises. 414 C. II. Pea he, Master Master's Sale. State of South Caro'ina, ) Court of C'onrCourdy of Union. ) ruon P.eas. W. E. Thomson, Plaint Iff. vs. Ada L. Garrett, Defendant. To obedience to an order made in above stated case L will sell at Union, before the Com I House door, during the legal hours of sale on salesday tr.h Novmubsr, 1MH), tlie following lands P> wit: * Ad thai my one third (J) interest in that tract of land in Union county, State of South U'arolina, containing six hundred and sixty acres devised bj James A. Tucker to the children of W. J. Tucker and lying on the upi?er sidt of a line beginning at the lowest of the Anna Maidis tract where it joins the McGraw tract and running thence a straight line to the Weather House neat mouth Hawkins spring branch. T Kit MS OK QAt.K. One th'rd cash, and the balance, to !*> paid in two equal annqal installments at one and two jears from day of salo wi'.h interest from said date at the rate or eight per cent per annum secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. 11 4 C. II. Peakk, Master. LAND SALE. We, the executors of the last will and testament of Levi Sparks, dcc'd, will sell at t he late residence of said deceased on Thursday the 2nd day of Novemlxr, *0l acres of laud one half mile from Ciot* K?-ys. Terms: One third cash, ha.ano. in one and two equal installments witli interest from date?purchaser to pay tot pupets and give a mortgage of premises to secure purchase money. .1 N. Si'WKKS, >\ . >>1. m'altks. 11-31. FOR 5ALE Wo will sell one or more horses at j price below their real worth.. We wil viwap a out horse warfon for food, d'j-tf Mili.kh Broth Kits. Subscribe now and reud In Hi; gteps. ^ rrmrv* Him With Care. _ , Mrs. Nitte?Yon're jnet an ordinary tramp I Hobo?Ordinary, mam I Wby I'm de feller de fanny men writes Weary Willie Jokes about I?New York Journal ' Economy la Wealth, Mrs. Nnbbins (to her husband, who has just returned from fighting afire in his wood lot)?For the land's sake. Silas, ye'vo horned ycr hands jest awful! Why didn't ye wear yer buckskin gloves ? Farmer Nubbins?1 reckon I know what I'm about, Ilanner. This 'ere hide of mine'll grow on ugain all right, but buckskin gloves cost money. ?New York World. A Clnti Worth Unvinjr. Indian (to man with broken golf stick)?Don't feel so bad abont it, toy yonug man. I'll let you tnku thiachili it yoq >VQU'i break it.?New York Journal. Class. Master?Threo callers? Who were they? Boy?I don't know their names.1 There wero two gentlemen and an aotoi.?Jndp A Bare Promise. IS-- - i "Why did yon let him go?" "He crossed his heart und body that be would bring me liis fat little brother I (oinoirow. "?New York Journal. ' Another TIC* ; db L f!l _ I Hnhby?Upon my life, Nellio, if you arc ?(.provoking, my brain'll Ik> turned. Wide?Oh, don't get excited, dcur! i It'll never be worth turning.?Ally Bloper. Goo. Nolau'l, H>cklnnd, 0., ?ay*, "My had pi lea forty } eao. Do Witt'i Witch IIhdI Salve cured her. It ia the heat salve iu America." I. be*la everything and cure* all ek.ii* liseases. F. C. Duke. The State executive committee of iho Sou'h Carolina club hive made atrangements for the suppor, the mu?ic an l other feu'tires of the an- < uual State hall. Tnig year's bait promists to he one of the beat in the history of the club. Dr. \V. Wixon, Italy Hill. N. Y , days. ' 1 heartily recommend Oae Minute C ugh Cure. It ^ave my wift immaitiula it? mrt'.uiatinn Asthma." Pleasant to take. Never tails to quickly cure all coughs, colds, ^ throat au<i lung troubles. F. C. Duke. ( It'anyone telle you that such a 1 person speaks ill of you, do not ' make excuses 'about a hat is said of you, but answer: "lie is ignorant c of my <?iher fault*, the be would not e have mentioned these alone."' g 'I wouldn't be without DaWnt'a ^ Wi'ch HaUl Salve f.r any c>uside*a* tioH," writes Tilts. B Rlioles Center- | fi.dd, O I-ifallible tor piles, cuts, burns aud skin disease. 15e-rare ef ^ .0 miller f< its. F. C. Dake. j There can bo no more s ?!cmn and a lieai\-searcbitigt ii q'liry than upon the subject e f influences. Will jo i face this great fact,J that your lite is (making or mairing others, and you y are responsible? , Dr. II II. Madden, Summit, Aa., * save, 4T think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure -I is a ppieudid medicine. I prescribe it, aud my cjufidenco in it gr*,wj wi.b ontiuuel use." It digests what you eat and q liekly cares dyspepsia and 8 indigestion. F. C. Dake. } Live on what von have: live if I ^ ' 3*ou can on Iof?; do not borrow b ether for vanity or pleasure, the h 4 a iity wi?l end in shame and the c pleasure in regret. ^ .? k You in ver know what form of t? blood po'gin will o'.lov c nstipati'-n. u Keep the livt-r cl an by uBing Do- ii Witt's Little Early Rivera and you ti will avoid trouble. They are ftrauut y littlo pills fir corstipation and lir*r o aud bowel troublea. P. C. Dike. d . . It is evident that Queen Victoria h is t ot accepted the Roosevelt doc- r trine that it is the duty of mothers t to teach their b'tys to tight. g n ,T. I>. Br d^<a. Eiitor "D:m era!," Lancaster, N. II., ssya, ' One Minute Cough Cure is the be-it r.m?!y (;,? croup I ever used " { n mod lately re< 9( lures and cures c<>ugha, cold?, cr- up, n aBthms, pneutu nia, bronchitis, g'ippe ^ ami all throat aud lung trouble", it ^ prevents consumption. P. C. Duke. ^ The people of the United States jj are the only na'ion on the face of ^ the earth who after winning iu an international yacht race would forget all about the winning skipper in j their admiration for the loser. ( 'Iliad dyspepsia fiftj-teren years s and never foun 1 permanent relief till I used Kodol Dyspepsia ( Now I am well aud feel liko a qew mm," writes H. J. Fleming, Murray, Neh. )j i It is the best digegtaul kuown. Cures ' ! ail forma of indigestion. I'oysicians 1 i i i . n n" i\ l r evorywnere prescriDO u. r.v/. iouk*. ~ Marvelous flows of oil arc repor - J : cd from wells bored in the Caucasus. * j The wel'a arc only a few hundred c feet deep, and it U said that this oil will drive American petroleum f. oui ^ the European markc'8. LaGripp?, with ita idler effects, au* 1 nuill/d.'ttrjys thousand* of pe ople, t It m y be q lickly cure 1 by One Minute Cough Cure, tho only remedy that pr- luces immediate lesulta in ? coughs, c >lds, croup, bronchitis, p icu ? inouia and throat and lung troub'es. ' It will prevent consump'i >n. F. C D jke. It is said that Sir Thomas J. Lip- ! ton, the cup challenge, will invest 1 $.*>00,000 in tea cuhurc in South 1 Curoiiiln, he having lived ibis State quite a whilp during his eat ly quinhood, when lie came to this country from G'asoow. To Purify a -.d Enroll tho Blond, Str gtben tae Nerves and Invigorate tho system, u-o Dr. M. A. Simm. us ' L v.r Medicine. Th <> I VitJivfnriu n RtrnA.! IiaM ! ? I ; Newberry last week adopted a re j Commendation to raise ? I'd,OOOjJnext I year as its portion of the genera1 fund of ?200,000 for foreign :,.is- ! 1 tjio'ia. Anderson, Camden and Flor en y wore placid in nomination a- ' the next p'aco of meeting. Florence was selected. Tue-d.iv, Oct. 23rd 11)00 is fixed us the date. W \ry woman med aa iccndrn \ se. ?f I)', M. A. Si minim Life. Mcditi e t) Strengthen their N.ivo ? if I uvigorale their Syaliuii. A Regular in Din FO R T1 IE TV*! In order to run my Dry Good will give my customers the benefit of . A GREAT SL CALICOES, PERCAL! TOP SHIRTS, UNDERS Men and boy's clothes at 5')c on tl to an A Narrow Escape Thankful words written by Mrs. Ida E Hart, of Grolon, S. D. "Was akeu with a bad cold which settled >u my luugs; cough set ia aud finally ermiuated ia Consumption. Four loctors gave nio up, saying I c >uld lot live but a short time. 1 gave my. elf up to my Savi.?r, determined if I :ould 11 ?t stay with my friends on larth, I would meet my absent ones ibove. My husband wr.s advbed to ;ot D.\ King's New D.scovcry for ousumption, coughs and colds 1 'ive it a trial, took in all eight bottlie. t lias cu'ed me, ami thank G>k1 I am i ?*<><! am I n,\tai n u*nl I w.kitioii " Tn? I ?*Tcu a ii'i uun i* vu nuiii?iii a?i?*i i free at F. C D ike's drug atore. tegular aize 50 cents and $1. Quar.uiecd or price re landed. The intcrn.il revenue tn.^ alone re taking from the people $1,000,>00 for every business (Uy, or over >300,000,000 a year, which is equal o the highest exactions from this ourcc during the great civil war. ['bis is the result of the iccent war. Spain's Greatest Need Mr. It O ivia.of Bxrcelono, Spain, peuds his winters at Aiken, S. C. Yeak uerves had caueed severe pain, n the back ?f his load. Oj using Electric Bttars, AicioVs greatest ilood and nerve remedy, all pain soon elt him. He rays tl l< grand mcMiue is what his country need*. All America knows that it.cures liver and idney trouble, purifi-s the blood, ones up the stomach, t-lr ;ng lisns the ierves, puts vim, vigcr and new lift nto every mus-cle, nerve and organ tl he body. If weak, tir*d or ai'i ig ou need it. Every botlla guaranteed nly 50 cents. Sold by F. (J. Date, ruggist. The civil service coiuniisions'hare ecovend their c> urage sufficiently o express the h^pc that nobody will ;o so far as to do anything real * m iaughfy out in Ohio. A Frightful Ulimdcr Wi 1 often causa a horrible barn, cald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Ar ica Halve, the best in the world, will ill the pain and promptly heal it. lures old sores, fevrr sores, ulcers, oils, felons, corns, all skin eruptions, lest pile cure on earth. Only 25 cte. , box. Cure guaranteed. Sold b) f\ C. Duke, druggist. Republican orators in Ohio this all are paying beautiful tributes to he flag in order to avoid the real is lues of tbe campaign. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you ised Dr. Kinj's New Life Pills. Thouvands of sufferers have proved heir matchless merit for sick and torvons headaches. They make pure flood and strong nerves aud build up rour health. Kasv tn take. Try them. 3oly 25 ceii's. M utey back it not sjrod. 8old by F. C. Duke,drug?ist. Admiral Sampson was authorized ty the Navy department to make lie official map of the h.vtle of Sai?iago, which accounts for all the conrorersy over the su' jcct. T mporary Derangement of Dipos ion; through < verwork, worry or |m rt'on 1 exciti meat, aro q iickly e tifnd by D \ M. A Sinitn ui Liv? r Medicine. We have had nearly a year of mm bug and fruitlessness, not to *ay rabecility in the I'hilippince. We ivaut a soldier, leader and a fighter it the head of our army in Luzon. Ueu. Mtles ia that man, but he is iopt at homo bccau-e of the fear of i :s tanking a success of the esanp iipn and becciniog a formidable opf?)s?ition candidate against McKinlev. t'o?v long *ili tlto American people L-dure such a policy ? (hnmbcrltin's rain Halm Curca Others, Wiiy Not You. My wife has b?xo usiaj Chamber* l.iuWiiin IJ.i'iv>im good rcauM*. f r h t} io:tl !cr hat ha<* ptir.cd I :t C)i;liiiua!!y Utc Lino yoars. \\\ I ire tried uU kiul? of r.iedicities and l* ?c ? rs with'ut rcc;ivia; a.jy benefit boru auy of t'.ieni. Ono day wr *aw t 1 udvirtieoa.cut of .hi? nudicinc and L ought c?f trying i*, which wo did 1 tu tho best ' f f it ?fA?:;iou. Shy h*c nod only ono bottle anl her Hhoulder i almntt wv'\? Anotri! L. Miloktt, / iaon.!i- stor, II. Fertile by Jpr, i'. C. L>jko. - .nirfT Whirlwind r GOODS SXT 30 1>AYS. 9 out to mako room for Groceries, I the greatest cut pi ice sole on record. AUGHTERIN 3 and WORSTEDS, iHIRTS AND DRAWERS. le dollar. No goo Is will bo charged vone. Q. WRAY. Not a Surprise. It will Dot ha a surprise to any who are at all fumilir with th? unmi - ?~ A M**-'** ties "f Chamberlaiu'a Cough Remedy, to know that people everywhere take pleasure in relating their experience in the use < f that splendid ruodiciuo ami in telling o! the benefit they have received from it, of bad edda it haa cured, of threatened aftarka of pneumonia it hae averted aud of the children it I.as ravtd from attaeks of croup and aJiooping c'U?h. It ia a g*ani p?h>1 medicine. For aale by Dr. F. C. Duke. ? ^ The firt resolution of the first platform of the Hcpub'ican party, June 17, 1SJ6. declared that "The maintenance of tho principles prerau'gatcd in tho Declaration of Independence and embodied in the Federal Constitution, is essential to the preservation of our Republican institutions." But the men who made tho Republic ?ti party one of "rnrnral ideas" have passed away, and its President acts upon the principle that government derives its just povrer from a Spanish treaty. ? > TL? Y?1 ..L! 1 > r* ^ iub riumng iv.ioyaut footstep and K-'sy Complexion result from the n>-e of D.\ M. A. Si minora Liver Meliciue. Thoughtfulj Americans" will not overlook tUc dangerous possibilities in ^colonial administration*. Colonies may do f.?r monarchies. whero rhe executive office is inherited, but tVry are not for govtrnmenta where the chief magistrate is elected, and through whom Culo ial officers^secure place. Mrs F J 'hekson. Westminister, S. (J., writs-: ' ?n years mjo I was for 0 inontts no *> do my work, ami Dr. M. A. ^ . on Liver ciuo rea\#rw1 ine t > g x;d 1 ealth. Think one package of it worth a doaon (j\ Z-iliu'o. ' ? Tho offer of the Treasury to par in advance interest due 6n government 1 onds has met with generally cool response- As the interest is rebated somewhat when 'paid in advance, there is little advantage to large holders to get their money before due. The money market remains rcstiictcd as to small money, hampering the fall trade i* many localities. There is a strong outcry in the west ngtinst the shortage of silver. Used by British Soldiers in A frica. Oapt. C. G. D mulion ia well known a'l over Africa as commander of the forces that cap*ured tho famous rebel Galis! o U.id?r date of Nov. 4. 1897, from Vryburg, 1} chu&nalaud, be write.*: "B f>re tlarLing r.n the lut campaign I bought a quantity of Cham* herlain'a Colic, Choitra aud Diarrhoea Remedy, which I ua-il myself when troubled with bowel c>no plaint, ami had given to n.y men, and in every ease it proved n ost bentficial.' For sale by Dr. F. C. Duke. Kctice Calliti" in Creditors. ^tate of South Carolina, ) Court of ComCoiiuty of Union. | nion I'ieaa. E. l\ McKissick as Administrator of the goods, chattel* and credits of Isaac G. McKissick. deceased I'kiiniift. against S. F. McKissick, A. F. McKissick and others 1 Mfendants. lTiult-r stit Aiilwr ?.f Ilia " " Waits, Presiding Judge, dated Septem-? tier 20th, IXOO. the creditor* of the estate of 1 (?. McKissiek, deceased are nquit~ oil to present ami establish their claim4* liefore me on or before the 1st day off I eccimier lspp. C II. IV.akk. Master* Ootolwi 20. lfi'.M). 42?.?>r. noticeTo trespassers. All peisnns are hereby warned against In nth g. fishing, riding, walking through or in ; ny (.the. inuuner trespassing on in. hind* or those under luy charge as /.Inii.iictrajor, in Jonesville and Croaa Keys township*. laoids of I)r. James I itgwA. ('. I.itth johu and Sallie Jauig a; il t!in hi.me a.et the Kindierlv and JWvis placs are nt,*l**r my cliarife. O. It. I.OMI, I.ViU. Administrator. Trespass Notice. All persons are In ivby prohibited fn>m r-liotf, diivinp, walking ri-liijiv?, hunt* i j', .'lii/'M/ stock or i:i any way trespassing o!i any of my 'and or lands of Mrs. M K. Itrowninu, Miss M. L. ilrowninur. , e .<ato of Mi's. A. If. Smith. Violators. \y II In prosecuted to the full extent of ' t to law. I.. T. Disowning. Stdalia, Oct. If, lS'J'J. 43fctt.