Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* r* A CARD. Learning that our names have been placed on the "Wet Ticket" as Candidates for Wardens of this town, we deem it proper to state that it was done without our knjwledge or consent, nnd that we expect to giro the "Dry Ticket" our hearty support. P. M. COHEN, J. I. HARRIS, D. T. BLACK. CLIFFORD SEMINARY. Union, So. Ga. REV. B. O. CLIFFORD. A. M. MRS. M. 8. CLIFFORD. I MISS SUSIE SCOF1BLD, f rftoul,yMISS JULIA SCOF1ELD, j ? : Permanently Established. Fully Fqnlpprd with Maps,Charts, Chem? leal and Philosophical Aparatus. Vocal Music, Fancy Needlework, Drawing, Painting and Ornameotal work a part of the reeruiar course, wlthnni ?i? ?? ??? Expenses leas that in olLer schools of like, grade. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION: The Primary and Academic Departments embrace the studies of the Common School, and in addition. Drawing, Vocal Musio, and Needlework. Kindergarten. COLLEQIATE DEPARTMENT. Count in Mathrmalict?Arithmetic?Robin son's. Algebra?Sanford, Robinson's Geometry Trigonometry. Mensuration and Surveying (optional.) Courtt in Languogtt?Latin. Oreek. Frenoh. Count in li tilts Lt' rr.? English Grammar, Analysis of Language, Composition and Khet oric. Criticisms, English Literature. Logic, Political Economy, Evidences of Christianity,Psychology, Ethics Courtt in I'hytical Scienct?Natural Philosophy, Dotany, Physiology, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Zoology. ^ Cocrts in History?History of England, His- tory of U. S.t History of So. Ca. General History. ART DEPARTMENT, Drawing?Pencil and Crayon; Painting ; Wax, Hair, and Shell work. MUSIC DEPARTMENT, Vocalisation, Instrumental?Piano, Organ and Guitar. The nbore course is fully and faithfully carried out. The public are invited to visit the Seminary and examine our methods, to inspect the art work which is placed on exhibition at State and County Pairs, to be present at the musical concerts where the proficiency of the pupils in Instrumental tnusio is shown, and then judge for themselves as to our work. For further information address, REV B. O. CLIFFORD. Sep 8 CO tf The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq.. Probate Judge for Union County. WHEREAS, A. II. Foster hath made suit to nte to grant him letters of administration on the estate and effects of JAMES E. ELLIS, deceased. These are, therefore, to eile and Admonish &I1 and singular the kindred and creditors of the said JAMES E. ELLIS, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the court of Probate, to be held at Union 0. If., on the 23d day of September next after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock A. M.. to show cause if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and Seal, this 7th day ol September Anno Domini 1982, and ia the lObth year of American Independence. DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Judge of Probate. Sep 8 30 2t Notice of Final Discharge. BY permission of Hon. David Johnson, Jr., Judgo of Probate for Union County, I will, on the ltiih day of October next, make my final Return as Administrator of the relate of James U. Peake, deceased, and apply for Letters Dismissory. All persons having otaims against auid estate are notified to present them, properly attested, on or before that date or they will he forever burred, and ail persons iudebted must pay ou or before that day. JOHN RJDOER, Adm r J. K. Peake. Just Received. A LARGE supply of Men's, Boy's and Ladies' Boots and shoes, from some of the best manufactories in the Country, and which we c>m recoiniueou as combining good style, with durability. No Shoddy, We-call the attention of Ladies to our Custom Made Shoes for Ladies and Children, which are unsurpassed for serviceabloaess and elegance, at a moderate prioe. Rice & MoLruro, Sept 8 80 4t, ^ REMOVAL t RICE At MoLURE Beg to intorm their friends and patrons that they bare removed to their New Store, lately erected, opposite their old stand. Thanking their friends for the liberal pair nage ber.-iofore extended to them, they respectfully solieii a continuance of the same. They are now receiving new supplies of NcasotiHble Good*, to an inspection of which they cordially invite customers old and new. Sept 8 36 Ct Dental Surgoon. DK- L. B. MBA DO it. a gc* luate of the Balli.unre Dental College, offers his professional service* to those who mtj require Dental Surgery in any of its branches. Doing amply supplied with the best instruments and all modern improved appliances, be feels safe in assuriu* oerfect nutixf.i.'.linn lie will be found in bia office over Dr. Posey & bro'a Drug Store on ell daya except Mondays. Office hours A- M* lo 6 P. M. ^ Sept 8 86 6m* Notice to Consignees. CONSIGNEES are hereby notified that on and ?iiei* tliia date, Sept. 7. all goods not promp removed from the warehouse, after being notified, wiil be removed and Mured in a public warehouse at expense and risk of consignee. No goods will be '(silvered until all chitrgea ere paid. Dy ordct of the Geu'l Freight Ag't. F. H. COUNTS, Agent. 1 .MO.\ IIOTKIa * OIBBES & RODGER, UNION. 8. C. T1CHMH &%? PKIl DAY, W. M. Of DUES. L. N. KODOKK Hep 8 86 If WANTEDRELIABLE laborers who een furnish their owe si oak, for a Ural claaa nine or tenhorae fUriPi Afply ? tfrto ofBee fisr information. Democratic Mass Meeting By appointment of the Stuto Democrat* io Executive Committee there will be a Mass Mooting at Union on the 11th of September. Horn Hugh S. Thomson, the Democratic candidate for Governor, and other distinguished gentlemen will address the people. The members of the County Executive Committee will call meetings in their rcspeotivo Townships on Wednesday the 6th of September, for the organization of Democratic Clubs. The Clubs will please .eport to the County Chairman at Union at 10 o'clock A. M* on she 11th of September. The public geaor&lly is invited to attend the Mass Meeting. JLtAY 1L> JUliNSUN, Jli. County Chairman. FU It M AX IBi IV E US IT Y , QREBNVIIjTJB, S. O, The next Hcssin will begin September 20th, 1882. EXPENSES PER TERM: Academio Department, $20 to $'?5. Collegiate " " $30 to $40. For full information apply for circulars to C. MANLY, President, or PROF. H. T, COOK, Sec'y. Sepl 34 3t* Municipal Election Notice. IN accordance with the requirement of the charter of the town of Union, an election for an Intend int and four Wardens, to serre as a Town Council for the ens ting year, will be held on Monday, the 11th day of September, 1882, Polls to be openod acO o'clock, A. M. and close at 6 o'clock P. M. Managers?R. C. Johnson, W. W. Hughes, J. D. Arthur. H. L. GOSS, IntendantJAB. II. RODQF.lt, Clerk. Sept 1-35 2t Treasurer's Tax Notice. I HEREBY give notice that I will open the bonks for collecting the second instalment of Taxes for 1881, on Friday the 15th day of September. 1882. Tax assessment for State i J mills. " " County 2} " " " " Special County..5 " " ? School 2 ? Total Levy 14} Poll Tax $1 APPOINTMENTS: Jonesville Sept. 15?16. Brown's Store...; " 18. Draytonville " 16. Wilkinsville " 20Sarratt's Store " 21. Kelly's Steam Milll " 22. Moorhead's Store " 23. Santuc " 25. Fish Dam " 26. Ooshen Hill " 27. Minter's " 28. Cross Keys " 29West's Store " 30. At UnioQ C. II., from Oct. 2 to 31st inclusive. TAKE DUE NOTICE. B. B. F03TER, Treasurer Uuion County Sept 1 85 7t "THE NEW HO ME." THIS Light Running Machine has attained a degree of popularity And achieved a reputation for Mechanical excellence as unprecedented as it is well merited. Embodying every desirable quality, it has won the approbation of all who have seen it in operation, and is rapidly superseding other machines, both at home and abroad. It combines Simplicity, Durability, Speed, thus | reducing a Machine unequaled for ease of management and capacity for wide mnge of work. All I ask is an examination of the Now Home, and feel that if a first class Mochine is wanted, 1 can supply the demand. As I PURCHASE DIRECT I can give patrons an advantage?my prices ranging troni $2d.UUto $40 00. Call ami see for yourselves. J. E. C0LT0N. Sept 1 85 if SbUTH^CAROIJNA COLLEGE WILL OPEN OCTOBER 3d, 1882. Courses Of Niudy?General Science. Mechanics and Engineering, Agriculture, Classical Course, Latin Course. Partial Courses, in English Studies, Practical Mathematics, Practical Agriculture. Students admitted to any Course for which tbey are prepared. Tuition Free. Annual Pee of $10 for repairs. Board, in ?rivate families, from $12 to $15 a month.? xcellent board in messes at from $8 to $10. Entire expenses need not exceed $125; ought not to exceed $175. For further information, address BENJAMIN SLOAN, Sec'y or Faculty, Columbia, 8. C. Aug 25 84 2m* For 8ale. TWO VALUA BLE STORES. WE offer for sale the two fine brick Store Rooms on main street, below the Union Hotel, known as the Harris Building. These Store rooms are well finished, with tin roofs, and in a fine business location. They will be sold separate or togetherTitles Guaranteed. AppIv to It.'M.'A 8. 8. STOKESReal Estate Agents. Aug 18 88 If Notice to Hunters. ALL persons are hereby warned not to hunt upon my lands. Any person doing so will be prosecuted to the extent of the law. J. T. IlILL. Aug 25 84 8t The Union MAI.E AND FEM ALE A A DEMIES Will resume their exercises Sept. II. 1882. IAS. U STEEDMAN, Sec'y. Aug 25 84 ifGINS! GINSTl" \\T E nre agents for the following reliable VV 0 ns?Feeders an I (Condensers : Wlianhlp. Frail, Klllotl. Trices low?Terms Easy. FARR A THOMSON. Aug 18 88 tf CLIFFORD SEMINARY. Union, Bo. G&. THE Fall Term will open September 11, 1882 Kuptls reosirsd at any lints, ana charged from week of entrance till oloss of term. Addtess, ' REV. B. 0. CLIFFORD. Aug 18 88 ft T VP The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. Thomas J. II. Joues, an t | Caroline Jones, his wife, William E. Wilds, and Elisabeth P. Wilds, his wife, John P. Copy Jones, James E. Jones, Thomas II. Jones, Thomas W. MoDow, Rebecca M. Cunning- Summons, him, C. 1). Cureton, and Mary C. Cureton, his wife, Austin P. Peay and Lizzie C. Peay, ,p his wife, William ^ror A Cunningham, Thomas J. Cunningham, John C. Cunn- ti?ii?,f i Ingham, Robert L. Cunning- '' ham, Uebecca Cunniugham, ttViSSEr<*-? ? nie J. Cunningham, and James O. CuuTiitigham. an infant, by D. A. Townsend his Uuardian | not ad litem, Plaintiffs against Served.) John Willis and Mary D. Willis his wife, Defendants. To the Defendants : YOU aro hereby summoned and required ii answer the complaint in this actiou, whicl is filed in the office of the Clerk ofConunoti Pleas for the said County, and to servea copy of you answer to the Said complaint on the subscriber at their office in Unionvilte, South Carolinu within twenty daysafter the service hereof, ex elusive of the day of such service; and if yoi full In ,,niiwa** il.a .i-- -i - - -..v. .?v TV II Mill IIIH I 1 111' aforesaid, the plaintiff in this nction will appl; to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. Dated Union, S. C., August 29th, 1882 KION & McKlSSICK, Plaintiffs Attorneys. | ??*?? 1 James Munro, J skal > Clerk** To the. Defendants, Johu Willis and Mary D. Wil lis, his wife : ? Take notice that the summons in this nction of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in thi office of the Clerk of the said Court for said Coun ty of Union in the State of South Carolina on llit 29th day of August 1882. RION & McKlSSICK, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 33AY STAT E Engines aid Boilers! STATIONARY AND PORTABLE Engines and Boilers, FROM 6 TO 200 HORSE POWER Variable Cut-off Enginss For COTTON MILLS. We present in nnothcr column a certificate from purchasers of the Bay State Engines. Head it, ami you will loa n 1 sell the largest Boilers ami Ileal Engines now tnmle. No trouble to keep up steam with my 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. THRESH ERS AND SEPARATORS, BOSS COTTON, PRESS SOUTHERN STANDARD COTTON PRESS. Pratt Gins, Lumus' Gins, Georgia " ' entennial" Gin, Broicn Gins, Mowers and Reapers, Shafting and Pulleys, Piping, Jet Pumps, Jfc., JAMES F. JOIIXSTOX, Gen'l Agt. for N. C., S. C. and Georgia, Col lege Street. Charlotte, N. C. July 28 80 8m Buggies! Baggies!! A. T VERY LOW PRICES, FOR CASH OR ON TIME, CAT.I, OIV Wm. A NICHOLSON, on JOHN RODGER. Aug 11 8*2 4t STATIONARY ENGINES. WE are Agents for Union County for the celebrated Frick Engines and offer them, for Cash or on time, upon better terms than can be obtained ior any other enginer. Every Engine is guaranteed, and put up in perfect running order by Mtt. P. E. Kant, who is a practical Machinist of considerable experience. Engine* flepulrcd. Mr Faul will repair Engines upon the shortest notice and at reasonable charges. rrttNl X MCKI9SIIK. Juljr 21 20 2m SOUTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHARLESTON, S. C. FOUNDED 1A42. Will bt r*-nliibliiiht I October 1st. 1882, fully organised and equip; ed. ol. J. P. THOM AS, Suj.U. Pay Cadets Itereired From Any State. !iui to secure ndruiitxion, application must b( made in advance "lo (ten. JOHNSON HAGOOIl, Chairman Hoard of Visitor*, Columbia, S. C. MT Ad dress for proper foims, information Ac. * Aug 11 82 41 Wood! Wood!! Wood!!! i.00 ?' *>'?# Wo<M* 'or ARCHIE R. STOKES or W. E. WIIITESILK8. Aug II 82 tf MIGHTY AND Si H . R A I I OKI EXPOSITI UNIO 7 Enormous 1 . 50 FIFTY BLAi a I AJk M M An |m A Wag iSSnri o R-;jp f^Nwffl r ** jBflfflSfm-Wffi , . isfiSray ) Several inches taller and the heaviest ac , $15,000 " The only animal of abyss: An i t h o: THE SIMIAM COLOSS THE You will 803 feature Elks driven Tendetn in the Streets. I'crfu lleindeer, a Gigantic Riding Cynocephalus, Tigers & 14 Performir The largest number of the mast heauti best trained Horses in the World, and ukj a whole etatw alone. THIRTY ARABIAN CAME r A Complete and Exhaustive Collectit Llvlug Zoological Wondc Von will see WILLIS COllH'S origin only Miniature Circus of Logs. Goats an keys. 6 Complete Circus Companies Combi EMPLOYING OVEIl One Hundred Farrous Chit 20 DOUBLE SOMERSAULT LEAPE! Led l>y the acknowledged champions entire World, JAMES QUIGLF.Y AND WM. DA TCI SI0,000 challenge their equal is not to be 20 Twenty Miss Viola Rivers, Mis The CI The World-Famed RE IDALI Aerial Dicyclists of the Nineteenih Centt in breathless awe. 10 A l jrnm -m. wuj;,J*V One Tickel ei? I TWO GRAND E Hi?n rtnnbut'K PToWbopry.. T H E MAMMOTH MO GIGANTIC COLOSSI Of all Amusement Organizations, Panoplied in BARRETT & ( NEW UNITED MONSTER j R 0 A D SHO1 BNTALi ClltCUS. EGYPTIAN CARAVAN AND UNIVERSAL ON OF LIVING WO N, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH, 1882 [etropolitan Menagerie mm CAGES OF WILE The L WnlMfclH vPfew Epcr imported ;gHorse the terror i- yll|B BEnfHft Tft Theologians W Cl|l Willi#th? Behei a 1 AA nan ? liuial ever on this Continent ; saiJ to be over 200 Yciirs of "LITTLE DOT," Thrice the smallest full-grown Elephant over seen. GllEATKST OF ALL FEATUHKS The first and only genuine. 1 < 1.1 O X S 1j .1 YEll," its kind ever on exhibition in this or any ot>er country. You wil IN IAN BABIRO animal never before exhibited in America. The first and only HOGIPOPOTIMUS Ever exhibited on this Continent. The only genuine RNBD HORS YOU WILL SEE US, CYNOCEPIIALUS, FIVE-TON PERFORMING BLACK RIIIIS AN ART1C AQUARIUM OF POI )3 never before witnessed with any other Exhibit triniug Arabian Dromedaries Zebras trained to Perform Incrcdi Performing Dens of Hyenas, a School of Learned Seals. Pcifor i, Lions and Leopa L PAIR OF AFRICAN ELANDS A CAVALCADE OF Champion Bare-Back I HEADED BY is Jennie Ewers, Mr. Orrin Hollis a tampion two, four anil six llorso Riders of the old and new world. NO AND DUNBAR, th9 Champion Artists of The only and inimitable ITT A AND WALLJ iry, whose wonderful performances on the Invisible Wire 00 ieet in CLOWNS, Headed by the KINO LAUOll.MAKERS, the great .Y3I All ini OT1I EH S. "Wiw- riao. TjOW 0 Stcnn : to all Advertised l<li*on TJntlor Nino Ycni'M Ilnlf* I*-"~ XHibiTIONSDAILY. 5r i t'M-r WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT ~ ? t'y . NARCH J88* )0.'S W S ! CVDERN I ss United! 7 > BEASTS. 50 gest collection of extremely i with any exhibition on tliis AUG EST LIVING lg! Hippopotamus. -a Huge Shambling Kiver of all Snurians?claimed by ~^.1 7 1 L- ;J ? ! ;?? ?? *iUU?iu|>lll-rs 1U oc lucmi110th of the Bible. MAJESTIC GIRAFFES, csj and drawing Homan ChaPH<o?I In more than Eighty Flesh. presenting herd of ING ELEPHANTS, E the largest nnimnl known s old ludia War Elephant, RXKS," 'Age. Also (ho MIDGET, $15,000 1 see the Great U S S A, E . IOCEROS, LAR MAMMOTHS. ;ion on Earth. hie Feats, I.apland Hurdle Hoeing ming Den of rds. 'hbreds. 14 liders, 20 nd Charles Ewjrs, ' tho Triple Bar. ^CE, i tlio air, holils thousands of people 10 lomedy Boar, "BRU1 Air-Ship in oj ei afree to nil. Tie im from Conquest. >f a Million Street rco Supub Maiti;l gad os. The New >team Band, a 20loo ( horns, always <G JUST WIIAT IT fERTISKS. cursion Rates cn all O THE GREAT EXPOSITION." L Shows. in s M ill.i |i?. Kin ked l>y Millions iind l .r ha it is concerned, re sh tv exists. S7lh, .