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Jonesvllle.
Feb. 26.?The lovely weather for llie la
week has pat new life into our people at
most everything else. Some of ihe good 1
dies flowers however are past reviving f
they are verj dead.
There Is plenty of snow yet on tho Nort
hill side<t some places it is 6 inches deep.
Some of our people were looking out laM
week for storms, cyclones and blixxardi
They had been reading the prophecies o
the Rev. Mr, Ilicks, but Mr. Hicks mui
I take a back seat for he cried out blixxart
blixxard when we had warm sunshine call
lovely weather.
Mr. A. C. Liudsey, who I mentoned la
week aa being very sick, is belter but
young colored man who nursed him got som
of the puss from the sores on Mr. Lindse
into his blood and he died yesterday of bloo
poison.
Lest Saturday Mr. Fitiaiuimens of llnio
bought 93 bales of cotten at Jonesville an
yesterday he bought 10*2 bales more, he pai
from ijo to BJc. There is more cotton i
the county yet. I saw a load of seed cotto
yesterday going to gin.
People are stirring round getting ready
pay their tax. Several colored me n wei
out last Saturday hunting a job to mat
money to pay their tax, they said they wani
ed lo get ready to pay by next Thursday
A mad dog was killed at Mrs. L. Is
Whites last week. It came very near bit<
iog Mrs. White and berson Fletcher befm
it was killed.
Mr. F. Laurence, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
visiting hie brother-in-law. Dr. W.O. Soutl
ard.
Mr. Arthur Eison, w bo has been on an e:
tended viait to Tennessee lies returned.
Mention was made last week ia the Timi
by the Pacolet correspondent of the death
Mrs. Jas. Wood of Pacolet. It has bee
the writer's pleasure to know Mrs. Woo
for more than thirty years and to know he
was to love her. She was kind and gentl
in disposition, obaritable and obliging to a
her acquaintances, a faithful wife, kic
mother and what might be termed a goc
old time bouse keeper and last but n
least she was a christian. She had been
/Alikr..l ~ ?w. tl..L - li-. n.
iwvmui uiQuiuoi ui ino i>i6iDouisi unufC
for many years. "Her children arise i
and call her blessad her husband also an
be praiseth her."
Rev. R. W. Spigner filled his pulpit he
Sunday.
"Telephone."
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Etta Jane.
Feb. 25.?What effect the new Counl
Government bill is te have on our bad road
remains yet to be seen. No definite plai
have been sutured yet that we know of bi
we suppose that matter will remain som
thing like it has been?a dead letter on tl
Statute books.
The free free school is bebnming in i
and more complicated, if not disgusting h
real benefit is bring derived from it by tt
country children. Such teaohers as are ir
duced to take hold of it meroly for its pect
pinj-y reward are a very poor class of publi
servants, a'nd the results are that the chi
dren have no brain power developed I
them. Can't our State fall on a better plat
As soon as the ground gets in conditio
to plough our farmers will beg n sowin
oats.
The In tie steamer of which we road
mention last week made made its trip as fi
down the river as Holly's Shoals, a shot
diotnnce above Lockhart's. While moorc
at Cord's Island it sprung a leak an
sank?nothing could be seen above ll
Ma?pr h.ll I Ita *an aP fka - ?
r" ?wp V* niuufcc Dvnuft*
was raised, the water tailed out and ever,
thlog "ound 0. K.
Hot. C K- Robinson will pteach at Salei
next Sabbath 3d prox. at 11.30, A. M.
The people of the Gowdeysville and Sku
Shoals neighborhood are much inoonvec
enced by the closing of these postuflice
They are talking of trying to have them r
opened bt others established in i|ieir place
The oall for a mass meeting of the citizei
on Monday, the 1th of March, will no dou
hnoa the effect o? bringing together as iar|
a number of voters as have ever met in tl
town of Union at one time for the sac
purpose?seeking light.
There has been mere talk in political o
oles about the forth coming consiitutioc
convention than any ona subject we ?t
remember hearing of. The humblest in
m <st unlettered citizens who havo here)
fore been c ntidered nothing but mere vi
ing ma shines are asking souie ques'ioi
which the most experienced in Statesor.i
cant gpawer sa< sfucioply. Jt seems tli
everybody is at at sea.
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SO, OFERSAFE INSURANCE
IT. CHEAPER
B, fore renewing your PoHcy,
OL1NA DRUO CO.
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BURG, S C.
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UNG PRICES.
THE DISPENSARY.
Santuo.
Fab. 25? It is reported that hogs are dying
off rapidly In Fish Dam Township, and no
kiud of medication does them any good. Now
st the "preventive" p'an is beiog tried. They
id don'i know what disease it is but suppose
*- it to he cholera.
>r Sunday was the brightest and most pleasant
one we have had this ye'ar, and Rev. J.
h A. Cell filled his pulpits at Salem and Carlisle,
one in morning and one in the evening,
it His sermons were greatly enjoyeJ.
? Messrs Willie Sartor and Willie Linder,
f left last seek to resume their studies at
st Clomson College.
1. E. W. J.
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,t SHERIFF'S SALES.
t FOR MARCH 1895.
4 Dr virtue of an ezeeution to me di_L>
reeled, I wilt sell before ths Court
Q House door, in the town of Union, Union
4 County, S. C. on the first Monday in March
4 next, during the legal hours of Sheriffs
n Sales the following deseribed property to-wit:
Fivo bales of cotton belonging to
M. B. Meador Levied on and te be sold as
t0 the properly of M. B. Meador at the suit of
r. Sim Mc Daniel as Guardian, Thomas. Carrie
le and Willie Mc Daniel. Plaiotiff against M.
I_ B. Meador, as Guardian of Thomas, Carrie
and Willie Mo Daniel, Defendant.
' Abo
.a I will sell on Tuesday the fifth day of
March next, during the legal hours ofSberj?
iff's Sales, at the residence of Frank E. Davis
n Santuc Township, ia Union Countv nhani
tea bushels of cora and one small lot of
K. fodder and tops. Levied oo and to be sold
as the property of Frank E. Davis at the
ES suit of W. L, Leviester, Guardian ad litem
0f Plaintiff against Frank E. Davis, Defendant.
' Also
id
,r I will sell at the residence of Osoola
e Glenn, in Goshen Hill Township, Union
II County, on Tuesday, the fifth day of March
l(l next, during tbe legal hours of Sheriff's
,d Sales, four bales of cotton, about fifty
ut bushels of corn, and about four hundred
i bundles of fedder.
,h Levied on and seised by virtue of warrant
ip as tbe crop of Osoola Gleen, at the suit
1(j of J. B Richards, as Administraior of John
C. Richards, deceased, Plaintiff against Os>
re cola Glenn, Defendant.
J. G. LONG, S. U,C.
Sheriff's Office, Feb. 11th, 1805.
State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
ls Court of Common Pleas.
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Summons for Belief?Complaint served.
ie E. W. Marsh, 1. 8. Smith, J, Lingebury,
W. T. Ash ford, E. W. Marsh, Jr., and M.
M. B. Marsh, Survivors of tbe firm of Moore,
Marsh, & Co.?Plaintiffs
l- Against
i- J. II. McKissick. ns Administrator of the
? Estate of Mary M. Tolleson, Rebecca Os^
ment, Addie Litllejohn, M. P. Hamilton,
iT W. G. Tolleson, Ambrose Tolleson, Etta
>n Gallman, Claude Tolleson, Barnett Tolleson,
Miss Steele Tolleson, Ad* Daves, Clyde
u Meng, Bernice Men*. Edward M?n? <.n.i
irjJ. W. Tolleson?Defendant.
"t I To tbe Defendants:
d \TOU ARK HEREBY SUMMONED and
d X required to answer the complaint in
this action, of which a copy is herewith
It served upon yoo, and to senre a copy of your
Jm answer to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his offioe, No. 8, Law Range, at Units
ion, S. C., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of such
ill service- and if you fail to answer the comii~
plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaina
titf in this aotion will apply to the Court for
e- the relief demanded in the complaint,
is. Dated Jan. 12th. A. D. 1895.
ns J. C. Wallace,
bt Plaintiff's Attorney,
go To the Defendants,
lie Claude Tolleson, Ada Daves,
ae lUbecca Osmenl, and Etta Oallman:
Take Notice;
ir- That the comial
plaint in this action was died in the office of
er the Clrrk of the Court, at Union, in the
td County of Union, in the Slate of 8outh Cnr10
olina, on the 12th d*y of January, 1895.
>t Juu'y. 12, 1
ns J. C. Wallace,
'ft Plaintiff's Attorneyat
fob, 15. 7-tit.
CDIM Al wrakiu-s oas ly cared l.y
Qr IllAls Dr.UHow' Nerve Plasters
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To the Public.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
OUR MOTTO IS
LOW
PRICE
We hand's nothing but the
best goods in our line. Oall
onus for.
DRUGS,. OILS, TOILET ARTICLES, STATIONERY.
SOAPS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
AND CIGARETTES.
We ere agents for the celebrated PRINCE
OF INDIA cigars. The best in town, try
one and be convinced.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours. Very Respectfully,
Drs. Munro and Going have tbalr office
In our store and will be found tbere in the
future.
THE CAROLINA MU1CB.
PRESERVE "
? AND ?
BEAUTIFY
YOUR HOMES BY PAINTING WITH '
JOHN LUCAS & CO'S
READY MIXED TAINTS.
FOR 10 YEARS
We have handled
these paints with
the Best Results.
WAGON PAINTS,
Biiggy Paints, Furn
it ure Varnish,
Stains, Hard Oil
Finish, Putty and
.Window Glass, at
LOWEST PRICES.
Paint color card ]
and quantity esti- <
mates furnished on
application.
A. H. FOSTER & CO,
FANT BROS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR GROCERIES.
A LARGE STOCK OF
MEAL,
FLOUR,
BACON,
SALT
AND OTHER GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
HAND.
The Peerless Magnolia Hams.
AND BEST 100 PER CENT
FLOUR.
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
TEA,
? AND ?
fancy groceries.
BAGGING, TIES, ETC
NEW STORE!
1 new r,nnni"
il M J ( M V V M .? I
JUST OPENED UP THE BEST THAT THE
MARKET AFFORDS IN
qoods.
AT LOWK3T CA8II TRICKS.
L
BOOTS AND SHOES, FROM
SO GENTS TTP.
OooJ Family Flour at - $3 per bbl.
? GOOD BACON ALWAYS ON HAND. ?
Car Load of Salt just receiveJ. Fanoy Groceries,
Casu'cJ Quudt, eic , tVesh and
cheaper than was ever known before.
A large and handsome
lot of
QUE E 1ST S W AR EL
At rock bottom prices. Goods delivered
to any part of town.
LICENSED DRAY THAT WILL HAUL AT
1GC. PER 1000. |
J. 0. WRAY, Agt for
A. O.
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Time Tini-: j
WAIT FOR M) MAN!
don't put off buying thliweeded repairs
for your qmrit7tp
o J- v-f v jli unt|| it has fallen
to pieces, when a dqijar oe 30 ,n
time will q? a "tttti
v xli it) an0 make it nearly
as good as new.
We Order Ne^r Parts
For any and all makes nf first olnaa rtUivitc
OUR STOVE,
DEPARTMENT I
HAS GROWN TO BP: QUITE AN IMfORTANT PART OF |
OUR BUSINESS 1 i
$9." BUYS J NO- 7 I
WITH 22 PIKES. 1
ANOTHER BIG ATTRACTON IN *[
SADDLES From ^1.75 Up 1
Riding Bridles with Good Bits, 50CTS>
Western made wagon breeching $>2.t 0>
For 1
RIDING BRIDLES, LEATHER COLLARS HARNESS LEATHER
SINGLE AND DOUBLE LINES, ROQtfDED RIDING BRI.
DLES. WAGON, AND BUGGY WHIPS, \)E ARE THE
LEADERS.
THE OLD RELIABLE"
A H. FOSTER & CO
I'
GIVERS OF GOOD VALUES. I.
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A RE YOU 1
T "NT LATA TVTnr) /-\T-r<
A JL N VV rt-lN x ur IbttU
Winter goods ? L
T T7^ CVk ,We, 13 th,e pe?i,le y are "?
I H ^S| I look? 5 for. In order to ,1U0tii of
X_Jl. clean rot the remainder of sales.
OUR WINTER! STOCK, DR
we will offer for * he next 30 days our entire stock of heavy t AG
goods, including BEC
CLOTHING, DRESS GOODS, UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS The,
BLANKETS. JEANS, CAS5IMERES, '?80,1 ?
attempt
and all MII^UIINEHY P,o<8 at cost. Tliose that
have anything to buy in any of the ^ ove lines, will find it
to their interest to purchase from us. )o not forget to bring WQrt|l 0j
your pocket book, for we cannot afford to sell at these prices ?
for other than SPOT CASII. 3
= MC LURE'S. =1
'That's Right." $2.50 REWARD. Up
^ riNHK a|M? rcw.rl will be paid anyone lUlU
X farn Ming evidence sufbcient to con- I
SEWING MACHINES ON THE "" OHM
_ __ _ By ord Jof the Council. (
Installmfinl Plan fl? i
a Auu Clerk. Mayor.
Not. ?> tf.
W)W<? hi|^EY5K =fllVK
IIS THE Fll'.Sr I'SUAL INSTALL* I \AVl? KFFRIE3, of the Union Grhded ]\
MENT, (f 19.50 AND FREIGHT, ON A HoA?lloh..l"^,e,'? "*?U U*y oo'SM'
"Demorest" f?' pr|es reasonable.
I^OUIUIOOU TRIMIV
AND THE MACHINE IS YOLKS. SEE J ,
POINT? JHckleii N Arnica Salve. ^
The 11m# Saivk in ?l.e world for Cuts, -p/-\T> r
A written 5 yet?r guarantee goes with ea$h Rrni?*oa, fl< os, ULors, Suit Rheum, Frver *n
ft^hino. Sopes, 'I' ?r, Chapped Hand*, Chilh .1 in,
iVirnn, n Skin Out-Hou an I ?.?ii- "
A. H. FOSTER i CO. '1
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RACKET
STORE.
The year just closed, 1804, will go on
TPfOVfl no Uin oi.-..i/?..?<..1 - ? - '
- >?u viiv niuob ouv/ttwilll Ol our
business, and we feel inspired by last year's
success to greater efforts for 1805. We have .
started out with the determination to make _ A
the - ?
NEW YORK
racket!
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the leading DRY GOODS, SHOE AND \ M
=CL0THING= M
house in upper South Carolina?as it is in
Union to-day. We promise to exert ourselves
to the uttermost to sell you goods
cheaper than ever before.
e have just finished overhauling our
stock, and find that we have thousands of
goods we are determined to close out in the
next few weeks. Don't wait until they are
all sold* Come at once and get the best bargains
ever offered yeu.
ilAKJtiY & BELK.
ift
[0 LET OF.
WS j GREATER AND GRANDER.
business is the marvel of the day .1 rush all the time. !N<? iuterils
of dullness or depression, bill quick movement --very minute
nday morning until Saturday night. pours
in from every direction, the whole county furnishes it
customers to the daily crowds that fill our store and swell our
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I liUUDD, iSJllfilib 65 iiATi?,
[NATE, MAGNETIZE, ATTRACT,SPOIMLARIZT.
AUSE OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW
csults we have reached would have been imp >ssible, had we tried
>ry Goods and Shoos in the regular hum drum way. e don'i
to do it.
WE IIAD
IFTEEM THOUSAND DOLLRAS^
F Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats to sell, so we determined that t)u
j to turn the stock into hard cash was to sell them at
20 PER CENT.
__LES8 THAN ANY OTHER MERCHANT ?>.
THAT IS WHAT IE ABE DOINS,
s in an I sea our prices and be convinced th.it what wo say is rue.
[E PURCELL CASH CO
AT R T. GEE'S OT.n STAivrn
IILLINERY >
O. I.. ."ClIl'M i'Efll, T, B. 30TM..I
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A FUII LINK OF soiicrtot 7TI CIMOIT, o. S. CO*MISSIONFP.
1ED AND UNTRIMMED SCHUMPERT 4 BUTLER,
H -A. T s , *> ATTORNEYS AT LAV/,
3 1-2 LAW RANGF.,
lADIES AND MISSES.
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