Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A Little Girl Uuhid im a House.?Macon, Ga. , August 27.?The residence of Jeff Kirkland, At Pearson, Coffee county, was destroyed by fire Inst night. Dertlia, a little daughter of N. 0. Ureer, perished in the flames. Her sister, Uelle, was rescued by R. J. Mo Dow el, who rushed into the Comes, getting his heir And whis- i kers burned off. I '? ? ? The CelebrAted Prntt Gins wiih improved feed- < ere end condensers for sole by FAKK A THOM. SON. Keery one guaranteed. Aug 26 {, 84 8m* j * * Rkqukstau to Dbcaat.? The people of York : county, 8. C. nod Cleveland county, N.C., hare met and passed resolutions significant ly saying t f the Mormon mi|yionaries at work thereabouts: ! "We earnestly call on them to de dapl in hmpa i ' before (he indignation of the people become uncontrollable and the/ do to them bodily injur/." 1 m i THROAT AND DATE OB THE BIO SHOW. 1 ALREADY ANNOUNCED A8 COMING TO UNION* C. II . HAS NOW BERN POSITIVELY ' FIXED FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH. A Womam Kills iu Hosaaxn amdthkx Hit stLr.?Leland, Ills., August 27.?This evening Mrs. J. M. titration, wife of a successful law/e r here, shot her husband and then herself, both dying immediately. No eause is assigned. The/ had been married only a short time. a Farmers in the oil/ yesterday inform us that large areas of bolton are being seriously affected i with rust, and in some, sections of the County the army worm is cleaning out the grass in the fields, after which it will be sure to attack the eotton.?Cvl. Rtgi?u. The Pr.vtt revolving Head Gins clean the seed perfectly and make a good sample. See them before you buy. For sale by FARR & THOMSON. Aug 26 84 8m* \ Caooss P. O., N. J., Jan. 26, 1882. Dtar Sir?Your card received asking our opin ion ofeagiae and boiler. We can say that it is all claimed for it. We hnd it easy to keep up steam, aad with sufficient power to run our saw mill well. Yours, MULLEN ft CROUSE. OBITUARY, G0S3?In Brambletoo, W, Saturday, August 19th 1882, at2.35 P. M.. LOTTIB H., wife of K C. Goss. and youngest daughter of the late llaoilin Browne, aged 23 years and 8 months. Consignees per Express at Unton, 8. C. Sept. 1 J R Minter. F W Tinsley. John Renwick J. C. llunter. St., Co, Miss Bessie Farrar. W A Moorhead, Dr. J F Layton, ({ N Burgges J G Harlan, Miss M Hill. Wilburn & Co.. J M PoweU. F. H. COONT8. Agt. Democratic Mass Meeting Bv appointment of the 3t*:e Djui ?crat io Executive Coniaiittoe there will be a Mass Meeting at Union on the 11th of September. Hon. Hugh S. Thomson, the Dctnocrutio candidate for Governor, and other distinguished geotlemon will add/ess the p Miple. The tnombers of the County Executive 'Committee will call meeting* in their respective Townships on Wednesday the 6'b of September, for the organization of Dent i emtio Clubs. The Clubs will please .cport to the County Chairman at Union at 10 o'clock A. M. on she 11th of September. The publie generally is invited to attend the Mass Meeting. DAVID JOHNSON, JR. County Chairman. JLATIISIFOR SALE. ON 8 ALESDA Y, Sept. 4, I will sell from the Depot Platform at Union, 46,000 Plastering Laths, |n lots to suit purohasereG: W. GARNER. SR. A Town Meeting. THE oitlsens of the Town of Union, who are in favor of nominating a Dry Ticket, to be woled for at the next Municipal election, on the lllh inst,, are requested to meet in the Court House, next Monday evening, at 6 o'clock. Attention Democrats!I A MEETING of the Union Democratic Club will be held in the Court House, at 8 o'clock P. M., on Saturday,8ept. 2, 1882. All Democrats are requested to attend. > v C, C. CULP, Peks't U. D. Club. FUKMAN UNIVERSITY, G-RT53NVHjTj13, 3. O, The next Sessin will begin September ?0th, 1882. aarnnara riH tbkm : Aou'ltmit Department, $20 to $26. ^ Collegiate ? $80 to $40. For full information apply for eiroulars to C. MANLY. President, or PBOP. H. T, COOK, 8eo'y. Sop 1 _ 34 8t* Municipal Election Notice. IN accordance with the requirement of the obarter of the town of (Jnion, en election for no Intend int and four Wardens, to serve as a Town Council for tha ens ling year, will be held on Monday, the llth day of September, 1882, Polls to be epenod atV.o'oloek, A. M. and close At 6 o'clock P. M. M? nag err?R. 0. Johnson, W. W. Hughes, J-. p. Arthur. H. L. OOSS. Intendant. Jai. H. Roooas, T * Clerk. Sept 1 86 2t Treasurer's Tax Notice. Ill ERBBY giro notice that I will open the books for collecting the second instalment of Taxes for 1881. on Frldav the 16th d?-?t epteraber, 1882. Tax assessment for 8iate 41 mills. " " County 2} ?? " Special County?6 " - ?* School 2 Total laty ..14} Poll Tax 91 APPOINTMENTS; JonM?illa ...8ept. 15?16. Brown's Sloro " 18. Drayt?n*ilie " 10. -JVilkinevtlle - 20#Harr*ti s Store ...? 21. Kelly's His mi Mill! .. 22 Meorhead'a Store " 28. 8antus " 25. Pish Dsn 26. Qnsben Hill " 27. M inter's " 28. Cross Keys 29 West's Store " 80. Al fjpioo C. II., from Oct 2 to 31s* inolusirs. TAKE DOE NOTICE. 8. B. FOSTER, Treasurer U.ion County. sspti to rt ? The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Thomas J. II. Jones, and I Carolina Jones, his wife. William E. Wilds, and Elisabeth P. Wilds, his wife, John P. Copy Jones, James E. Jones, ThornU II. Jonpn Thamtu W MA. Dow, Rebecca M. Cunning- Summon*, hi m, C. B. Curtton.aod M?rjr C. Cureloo, his wife, Austin F. Pssy and Liixie C. Peay, tv his wife, William ^ror A Cunningham, Thomas J. Cunningham, John C. Cunn- _ f . inghain, Robert L. Cunning- *' ham, Rebecca Cunningham, Joseph B. Cunningham, Han- /n , , oah B. Cunningham, Nan- ( 0 P aie J. Cunningham, and James 3. Cuuningham. an infant, by D. A. Townsead his Guardian J not ad litem, Plaintiffi again tt Serred.) John Willis and Mary D. Willis his wife, j Defendant*. To the Defendant* : YOU are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the complaint in this aotiou, which is filed in the office ofthe Clerk ofCoromon Pleas, for the said County, and to servea oopy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office in Unionville, South Carolina, within twenty daysafter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suoh service; and if you fail to answer the oomplalnt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint; Dated Union, S. C., August 29th, 1882 BION & MoKISSICK, PlaintiffIt Attorney!. | 1 James Muxro, J seal V Clerk. To the Defendante, John Willis and Mary D. Willis, his wife : Take notioe that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk ofthe said Court for said County of Union in the State of South Carolina on the 29th day of August 1882. RION & McKISSICK, Plaintiff* Attorney*. "THE NEW HOME."" THIS Light Running Machine has attained a degree of popularity and achieved a reputation Tor Mechanical excellence a* unprecedented as ilia well merited. Embodying every desirable quality, it lias won the approbation of all who have seen it in operation, and is rapidly superseding other machines, both at home and ahroal. It combines Simplicity, Durability, Speed, thus i roducing a Machine unequaled tor ease of management and capacity for wide range of work. All I ask is an examination of the Now Home, and feel that if a first class Machine is wanted, I can supply the demand. As I PURCHASE DIRECT I can give patrons an advantage?my prices ranging from $23.00 to $40*00. Call and see for yourselves. J. E. COLTON. P<?n? 1 Rf> tf bUUlH ^AJfcOLiiNA oOL-LLtiiS WILL OPEN OCTOBER 3d, 1882. Coiraca of Study?General Science, Mechanics and Engineering, Agriculture, Classical Course. Latin Course. Partial Course*, in English Studies, Practical Mathematics, Practical Agriculture. Students admitted to any Course for which they are prepared. Tuition Free. Annual Fee of $10 for repairs. Board, in private families, from $12 to $15 a month.? Excellent hnaril tn .1 fi>^m ta i? Entire expenses need not exceed -$1*25; ought not to exceed $175. For further information, addiess BENJAMIN SLOAN, Sec'y or Faculty, Columbia, S. C. Aug 26 34 4m* Auction Sale. BY virtue of a power contained in a mortgage deed .executed by Sarah Willard to Susan J. Hill bearing date '26 Deceraoer 1881 and recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in Rook of MortAg*8 E No 5, pages 206, 207, 298 and 299. fsaid mortgage deed having been duly assigned to me) I will sell before the Court House door at Uuion Court House, on Monday the 4th day of September 1882, all the right title interest and estate of said Sarah 0 Willard in and to all that tract of land containing twelve hundred acres, more or less; situate in Union County in the 8tate of South Carolina; about six miles below Union Court House, butting and bounding on Fair Forest Creek and lands of Fraxer, Mrs Clark, Oiles Woodson, C. 8. Qreer. Mrs Hogan and others.? Terms of Sale?Cash. W. T. THOMSON. Aug 18 83 8t LONG LEAF PINE LUMBER daais ravJi LEXINGTON, S. 0. WE will deliver at Onion S. C., or nnj Station between Alston and Union, Lumber at the following rates. Prime Heart $17.50 per 1,000 feet Merchantable 12 to 13.50 " Heavy Timbers 17 ?? ? Leave your orders with Wm. A. Nicholson, our authorized Ageat for Union County. EVOKU & WINOARD. Aug 1ft 83 2m For Sftle. TWO VALUABLE HTORES. WE offer for sale the two fine brick Stbre Rooms on main stiaet, below the Union Hotel, known as the Harris Building, These Store rooms are well finished, with tin roofs, and in a fine business location. Tbey will be sold separate or together' Titles Guaranteed. Apply to R. M. A S. S-STOKESReal Estate Agents. Aug 18 83 If Notice to Hunters. A LL persons are hereby warned not In bunt a. m Hpou nj iiiimi. unj prnon aoingso will bi prosecuted to tho extant of (ho Itw. J. T. HILL. _Aug 25 84 8t The Unlwa ALE AND FEM ALE AADEMIEH Will rnumi their exerc m Sept. II, 188*4. .MS. B. 8TEEDMAN, Hoo'j. Aug 25 84 if* GUNS I GINS 11 V\TK itr? agents for the following reliable VY One?Feeders and Condensers: Wlimhlp, Pratt Klllott. Prieea low?Terms Km/. PARR A THOMSON. Aug 18 83 tf REIDV1LLE MALE 8HQ0L. B. P. KKID, A. B. \ J.T. BOBBRTS. A. 0. / ** ?? Next session begin* Sept. 18tb, 1882. * Aug 4 ' 1 " 91 fit ""V'i f iii i n ii n ii'i m'-t" " BAY STATE Engines mi Boilers! STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Engines and Boilers, = FROM O TO 200 HORSE POWER Variable Cut-off Engines For COTTON MILLS. We present in another column a certificate from purchasers of the Bay State Engines. Read it,and you will learn 1 sell the largest Boilers and Best Engines now made. No trouble to keep up steam with ray boilers. All ! engines and boilers fully warranted. Don't fail to write for circulars and prices before buying. 1 also furnish SAW MILLS COMPLETE, CORN AND WHEAT MILLS COMPLETE READY FOR SETTING. THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS. BOSS COTTON, PRESS SOUTHERN STlHniun COT T O N - P R ESS. Pratt Qint, Lumut' (lint, Georgia " Centennial" Gin, Iiroicn Qint, Mowert and Reapers, Shafting and Pulleys, Piping, Jet Pumpt, ,$c., Jfe., JAMES F. JOHNSTON, Oen'l Agt. for N. C., S. C. And Georgia, College Street, Charlotte, N. C. July 528 80 8m HcSmitli Hasic House. Branch of Ludden & Bates. Grand Midsummer Sale. Preparing for Fall Trade. BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN COTTON OOMBS IN. 200 Pianos and 500 Organs. Thousands of musical families are intend ing to purchase I'ianos and Organs in the fall when cotton comes in. Why wait ? Buy at once, and enliven the long, hot summer months with music and make the ' Harvest Home" still more joyful. Midsummer Special Offer. Under our Midsummer Sale we otf r to sell during the months of JUNE, JULY, AUGUST, and SEPTEMBER, 1882, PIANOS and ORGANS, of every timke. *tyle and price, at our very lowest cash rates : On Pianos 825 Cash, Balance Nioo. 1 '82 On Organs 810 Cash, Balance Nov. 1, '82. Without Interest or any Advance on Price. If balance can't be paid in tic fall, longer time will bo giveu, with a reasonable increase of prico. All instruments of every grade ao?l price included in the sale. Tell your musical friends of it. Write us for Catalogues, Prioo List, Circulars. This offer o'oaes October 1st, 1882. Address L. E. NORRYCK, or McSmith Music House, Greenville, S. CMay 16 20 ty illlesT Bips!! A. T VERY LOW PRICES, FOR CASH OR ON TIME, CALL orv Win. A NICHOLSON, Oil JOHN RODGER. A?. 11 on ? ?? ? Uii it STATIONARY ENGINES. WE are Agents for Union County for tbe celebrated Frick Engines and offer them, for Cash or on lime, upon better terms than can be obtained <or any other engines Every Engine is guaranteed, and put op in perfect running order by Mu. 1*. E. Fant, who is a practical Machinist of considerable experience. Engines Repaired. Mr. Fant will repair Engines upon the shortest notice and at reasonable charges. FANT & McKISSICK. July 21 29 2m SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHARLESTON. S. C. rouxoKD 1M2. Will be re entablislie I October 1st, 1882, fully organised and equipped. , ol. J. P. THOMAS, Sup't. Pay Cadets Received Front Any State. ui iu incur* admission, application must bp made in advance lo Gen. JOHNSON HA GOOD, Chairman Hoard of Visitor*, Columbia, 8. C. 19* Address fbr proper foims, information, Ao. Aug 11 M 4t Cfcl F'OKO SEMINAR V. Union, Ho- On. TUB Pall Term will open September 11, 1882., Pupils received at an; time, sou charged from week of entranoe till close of term. Addiess, KBV. B. 0. CLIP.'ORD. Aug 18 M 4t Wood t Wood 11 Wood 111 i0() COKD8 of Pi a* Wood fbr sale- Applj ARCHIE R. 8T0KE8 or W. B. WI11TBSILK8. J A?gll. 8 i tf { si/ MIGHTY iV \ i i AND G |U # i , B. H . B * " 'c i*i\ . i !*'U RAIL! OMENTA EXPONITIO UNION, ' 7 Enormous Me 1TTFTV rn A7IV VV _L 1L JL X JJJUHZJU, Several inches Jailer and (he heaviest animal $15000 " ?; i, t The only animal of its ki A, B at SSI] .<t?. 'oM-j. An aniraa H 1 : Ei H O R THE SIMIAM COLDSStJS, tuu cn X IXXJ X1 X ^ You will see features n< Elks driven Tend em in I lie Streets. Performin Reindeer, a Gigantic Riding Cyuocephalus. Perl Tigers, A P. 14 Performing The largest number of the most beautiful ni best trained Horses in the World, and more thi a whole show alone. THIRTY ARABIAN CAMELS A Complete and Exhaustiue Collection of Llvlug Zoological Wonder*! You will see WILLIS COBB'S original ni only Miniature Circus of bogs. Goats and Mo keys. 6 Complete Circus Companies Combined, EMPLOYING OVKll One Hundred Famous Chiefs ! 20 DOUBLE SOMERSAULT LEAPERS, * Led by the Acknowledged champions of t entire WurM, >1" t>ttf a ti n .i AMiii in ir rv a> rv ear ?r n i otn i w a J A .*1 E?0 yUTULEil UH U MM. U.AK IILU1 $10,f>00 challenge their equal is not to be Tout; 20 :: Twenty C . -) Hiss Viola Rivers, Miss J The Oh am pi The World-Famed RENO IDALE1 Aerial Bicyclists of the Nineteenth Century, \ breathless awe. 10 ; ( He /jt wnl I H| "Ofte SPinlTftt. Chlldr ..nK'1 TWO GRAD EXH t> \ I Hpartanlmri THE [AMMOTH MC HGAIVT1C COLOSS Of all Amusement Organizations, Panoplied in ARRBTT& NEW UNITED MONSTER El O A D S H O L CIRCUS. EGYPTIAN CARAVAN AND UNIVERSAL rV OF LITINGE W< THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 18 .X 1* HIT 5irupuiia.li menager NED CAGES OF WII Postively th' Rare WiM H Horse I he many innnHi % 9 KB 3 ? ft Broken HBRHEmH^^B^^/ #100,000 Mn Tons of Educa ED^^t^Q^HSK^BHEB A monster ^^HKmLjEjl.^y. Including T exist, the fam< ever on this Continent; said to be over 200 Year* "LITTLE DOT," hrice the smallest full-grown Eleghant ever seen. tEATEST OF ALL FKATU11 The first and only genuine. ML1ON NLAYER," nd ever on exhibition in this or any other country. You ST I A N BAB IR I never before exhibited in America. The first and onl, OGIPOPOTIMUS rer exhibited on this Continent. The only genuine NED H O R YOU WILL SEE CYNOCEPHAI.US, JE-TON PERFORMING BLACK RI AN ARTIC AQUARIUM OF I aver before witnessed with any other Ext g Arabian Dromedaries Zebras trained to Perform In< orming Den? of llyeuas, a School f Learned Seals. P Lions and Loop AIR OF AFRICAN ELANDS. A CAVALCADE OF Kentucky Thoroi !h am pi on Bare-Back HEADED BiT ennie Ewers, Mr. Orrin HolUs on two, four and six (Iorso Riders of the old and new w AND DUNBAR, tha Champion Artists The only and inimitable ^TA AND WALL vbose wonderful performances on the Invisible Wire CO It JLOWNS, aded by the KINO LAUGH.MAKEYS, the great MAli BROTHERS "Vlfh The Lc -w n?" si< m* 7 tion outs a \ i,eik's p to all Advertise 0*1 Undo** Nino Ycnr* Half Prlo IBITIONS DAILYfS oth?r will" also~exhibit at ''m.iVi fT.utif ;r.. V - ^ a .... U )NAROH JUS GO'S W S ! >NDERS I 182. ies United! 7 ,D BEASTS. 50 e largest collection of extremely mala with any exhibition on tbia te LARGEST LIVING Nile Hippopotamus, ted ?a Huge Shambling Rivtt ror of nil Saurians?claimed by ana and Zoographera to be identiehemoth of the Dible. W MAJESTIC GIRAFFES, Iarnes3 and drawing Roman Cha vested In more than Eighty ted Flesh. ^representing herd of tMING ELEPHANTS, W1CE the largest animal known >us old India War Elephat, ERXES,'< I of Age. Also the MIDGET, E $15,000 1 will aee the Great O U S S A, J 3 E . IINOCEROS, POLAR MAMMOTHS. libition on Earth. credible Feats, I>apland Hurdle Racinf erforming Den of mrrt a rwx vami ighbreds. 14 "t Riders, 20 \ and Charles Ewers, orlil. i of the Triple Bar. ACM, t in (be air, h L's thousands of peopl*' X\J I I ^ >\v comedy Bea, "BRUcam Air-Ship in operaide, free to aR. The Return from Conquest*., r of a Million Street Three Superb Martial Brigades. The New t Steam. Band, a 20nbilce Chorus, always riNG JUST WHAT IT DVERTISES. Excursion R tea cn alt' TO THE 6REAT S EXPOSITION." d Shows. e. trill* Million*, bioked by Million* mid Mu far ;* it i* (MueiirDue, u?^ ?li. w I'xi'ts. * :!?.?uuih.