Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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F.\rti> Ki:ik ws <Jm.v?:si<?n Br \ri?. tla'.Tco*!! Angist ??Ve*tcr>l.?y nfivrn>>n the I*.?v11i?rt?. Galveston's f.iTvritv beach resort, inrnf I l?y thet'ity Bailway Company, was burucl. .V number of other but! lings in the vicinity were swept away at the ?mio time, ll?'?t. Springer, late of Milw.nikee, a <Jrutiitnet* in the l\ivilim? bittJ, was kille l aim ist instantly l>y ,iuiP| ing frem a wiii'low in otic of the turrets and striking headforemost on a plank sidewalk. The origin of the tire is not definitely known. Total los* $ 10,0JJ. Insurance S'2 o.O'X). CoTT.lN A Nil Ci?K> IN 'IY.X\S.?(j.ll VP 0 Oil. Alt gust ti.?Jipcc'.it'ii to the ilotislon /' <.?/ from cigiiiy in i?:u jl % a ? i ih'mi I'j-y.i. cotton suffering from c witiuu*d drought, l-roui thirty points it is estimated that o*'lv halt the | usual crop will bo made and from fifty Ruin's' the crop is placed at two-thirds theusuil amoittit. Cotton worms have appeared in sotno sections and arc doing much damage. tieneral rains I within the next ten days may materially change t lie prospect. There is a full crop of early corn. Laic corn is a total failure iti sane sections. I .?. Tilt:Krinr.Mur in Lover.? Uexanlria, August 1 0.?One liiin lred and ten British soldiers have ' died from cholera in Lgypl since the outbreak ' of the disease. Seven persons, most of them L'nropeans, die 1 here to-d ly from ch dera. Ui:vimi:r, August t?-? A sentinel at the lazi- j retfo here has been attache I with cholera. Another case of cholera has been developed in ! this town, and one case in the immediate vioin ' try. ( . o Attur.ST ok in;: Si.w.at ur J;:sst: Jvii:s. -?Ivansus City, August 11---(."hurley ford, the clayor of Jesse James, was arre ted and taken 1 to police headquarters to-day under an old indictment for the Blue Cut train robbery. Cord dees not know yet what lias caused his . arrest at this time lie is said to have been dumbfounded at his arrest and is evidently badly ' fright cue J. d At.\n\>iCs fiusi" Bvi.ks.?Selma, Ala.. Ail-| gust ?i. ?flie lirst halo of new cotim. was re- j .Mil-.. I I...I ll -1.1 l.l- II' HIM p'liiu I- i!ic lew price owing to the absence of 1 nearly .-ill the brokers from ihe city. M ?\T? imk'iy Ai.v., August <>.? A bale of new I c?lto:i weighing I'M pom.is wis receive i liere ' lo day. it w.is sold for id cents a pound, The Nashville iron furnaces have all been sn iking in >ucy, many ul* them handsome profits, i ? Tiie seventeen year locusts are 1 n e next year. List of Letters Remaining in tlie L'yst Qijicc at Union, S. 0.. \for ihe wbek fndiri* Artgust'TT, T8S3 : Miss Lihbic Bycrs, 'i'lios A Dune: n (2,) Miss .Lew I'pison, Miss Texann Fowler, Miss Lula Lewis, L. J. Murphy, J. D. Darker. Ilehl for I'oatayc : Miss Mattio S Foster, I'acolct Depot, S C '< Monarch .Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Persons calling for these letters will please I cay they are advertised. J AM liS II. GOSS, P. M . ' All Apprentice Wanted. A RliSPliCTA llLli boy, with good moral j6Y_ habits, not over 1*? years old, can find a pleasant situation, as an apprentice, in this otlicc. He must be able to read aud write readi!y. Aug 10 "2 tf <> ss r . ABOUT the 0d of July, eitlicr in Union or betweci: tlicre and die residence of Mr. II. C. Lawson, on the Laurens road, a valuable pair ?r coi n sr.Krn,' iiiTvrnv.< Initials, W. L. on the under side. Said buttons were in a pair of linen cutis when lost. Tiic finder will be rewarded by leaving tliein at this otiiec. Aug 10 32 It Feather Bed For Sale. \ NY person wishing to purchase a good 2. \ Feather lied can hear of one for sale by applying at the otlice of the Ti.mi:s. August :J ill ill. SPECIAL NOTICE. 0\ or about the 1st. Sept. next, I will leave for New York, for the purpose of buying a new-Stock of (ioads, and will be pleased to make .*y?vr <</ purchases for my friends and customers iu my line of business. All persons wishing to make special orders will do well to call on me before 1 leave. 15. W. TIN'Sia.Y. Aug ill lit Administrator's Notice. VI.I. persons having claims againl the estate j of l.uey Shclton, deceased, arc requested ! to present them to the undersigned, properly j attested. All persons indebted to the deceased 1 arc notified that payments must be made to mc j as early as possible. J. M. II MNI)Kit.SON, I Ad in r, est. Luev Shclton. Auguot :) ill It". j l^rosli ArriMils .v r J. E. CO I. TON'S. nool' Skirts, White Lawns ami Hleachcd . Homespun. Also a now lot of Clothing. All of which will be ollercd at a slight advance over Cost. Hy J. I). COl.ToN. July 27 ".!> tf Notice to Croditors. .J ! '. Norman as Administrator, J'hiiufi vs. Amanda Uarnctl and Louisa Harnett, Drfnuhu) >s. 1>uu SI' \NT t<? an order of Honorable .1. 15. < KHI'SilAW, Presiding Judge of Seventh Circuit, passed 2'ith June, 1 xr-s.;. nil persons having demands against the estate of Sarah A. Harnett, decease 1. are required to present and establish them before me at my ollioc on or he- ! fore the 1st day of October next. July bih 1 ss:{. J A M IIS MINIM), M aster. 1 uly tl 27 2m WOW IS THE TIME To Buy tlie Best Bin. Wll wuiiKl rcniiml tin1 planters of Union County that wo arc still agents for the following reliable CJitis : H insli ip, I'rntt, 3aii&?*iioli(i. ?>? ' illicit I III J?! <>> * (I, lOlliog 1. \V<. arc u<>\v > " ortiei any m the above (iins for p.iti- ! .-iri ?! iii?** in this lino. I'artio-; bavin/ < 1 I W.u.Lip <:in.-=, who expert to L iV t'noiii repair' ! f >r the I 'i.iiit<X season, sh i:i! 1 .-I'll I Ilirin in i: >w, a 1 let tIioiii tie fiwii'l" I I > th? 1 i< t .ry. an 1 l>" if paire-l before I!>?- pre- in/ e.isoii - n il. n . ("all ii I n< 1> i" iv par. i' 'v.luro. Terms a nam ! .1 in/. r vi: i:!">M <?.v. Aug > : READ AID DIGEST" | ^ I take this method of returnI imr thanks to my customers for l their liberal patronajre bestowed j u|H)n nie sii ee I eomnicnced husi! ness on my own account, and I : Hatter myself that the }>atronajr? | thus bestowed can be attributes 1 in a jrre.it measure to in\ desire ;;m<.l aim to deal strictly upon the Basis of Fairness and Honesty to one and all. .My goods are marked down at the lowest iigure and therein com11 kmul themselves to all who purchase. In these days of close competition 1 make it a rule to keep j abroa d of the times, amlnotonlv keep a large and attractive stock i of OHSBAL tVIERGHAHDISE, but mark them down at Rock bottom prices; and while 1 do not make it a rule to undersell, yet I know that my prices are as low ! if not a Little lower than than the Lowest, taking as my motto, that old 1 ?Cit | practical mux mi, "SHORT PROFITS and QUICK .. mffr. j Especial attention is called to my IMMENSE SPRING STOCK, now on hand. These goods have been selected with great care and embrace all the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. The young Gentlemen in my %/ o y employare ever ready at their [>ost, anxious io show goods, and consider it no trouble but a pleasure. Soliciting a continuance of your kind favors. Respectfully J. E. COLTON. April 'JO 10 if The State of South Carolina. col'xrv or c.x/ox. Court of Common Pleas. William C. (list, Admiiiist rat or ) I'utthtiri' | Summons, III/'tills I j to William Faucett ami 1. Ilico | renew lingers / Jr/V if f'i a fx. J Fxcceiion. To .lolm Faucett, Isaac Faucetl, \ ictovia Me- ' freight, Nannie Faucetl, Sallic Faucetl, Tlibinas Faucetl, Mamie Faucetl ami Addie Faucetl. heirs at law of William Fauecil, deceased, and .1. liice lingers. W II Fit FAS, judgment was obtained in t lie Circuit Court for the County, then I?istiict, of Union and State of South Carolina, on the fourth day of .March A. 1>. iStiT, in the above entitled cause, against William Faucetl and.I. ltice lingers defendants, and execution was duly issued thereon, but the active energy thereof has now expired, and it is desired to have the same renowe I. And the above named pluiniitl being dead, application for renewal is made by Francis M. Farr, administrator of bis estate. Now, Therefore, Vnii sire surr molted to appear ; at the next Term of llie Circuit Court, to he held for said County, at the place of holding the same, an 1 i hen an 1 t here show cause, if any you can, why said execution should ti"t he renewed 1 accordiii); to law. Dated July llti, ISKd. JAM IIS 15. SIT.I1DM W. Since AUTIICK \ Sl llllDM \N. l'laitiiill's Attorney. I | Ja.mks Ml NltO. | sr.at. | Clerk. I'd Uh' /> /', Isaac I'aucctt : l'lease take notice that flic original summons ot which the above is a copy, was tiled in the ollice of the Clerk of the Court of "ouiimni l'ieas for Union County on the USllt day of July, 1881}. J. 15. S'i IIMD.MAN, i'laiutill's Attorney. Aug d -11 '.! MORE GOOD CHEER AT THE L3TTL F G R F F \i FROMT. Jl'sr iviioivcl, a 1"! of NI.W coii < i SI i 11 jr ;is l\>l|i?W.-{ : Clioiue 1 ! i:,is .ui'l |5riviM'i-t S'rijis, SiiiiiiiiLi' l'!ioo-.o an I M iuraroiii. I5 >loo?i i Sausages in Jelly, So'i-i' l Mackerel, Mi ;Ui i t! iu To in it > Sauce. ! >osic"Mti. ! i 'uoaniil, i ir i(e i i'in :i!c, an 1 <>i ho r ? ;nsi -1 o>I>=. I'll VIM, (li;i>l alway-. on li.nl, Friii', <' iinly. <'akc-< mi*l <'rackcrs, liCinniis ri'eoivo'l every week, \ oli nee ! ' of Tohaoi o ami cigars in slock. W. M. GIBBRS. J .Inly i". '-'7 II j i >4Mii a2 Siii'??eoiii. Oil. I, !h 11'. \ in ill, a '.rr.i lnale of I lie l'alliin.>rc I'oitla! ' >11 ojjo. "HVr - hi. j.n.fc ^'nmal irviti- i i iliu-o uli i in iy roijniro I'onlal Sur"ory in any < !' i:^ hranrlioy. ii..;.... ..' i,. i ..ii'. it.n lu.ii Siwiin. iK.'iit* ! !i > i ! -i .1 iut) r >vo I i?|''.'liaiiciv. Ill* Mvi'U mfii ill )iv i;rin_' rli ; 9 it ! lirllull. Ii will bo I I'm I in iii~ i.nico tivi-r l?r. I'uM-y ,v |;i- , |?m: - >'; iro .>ii . '1 'I :y I >::i It mh \ M I i I'. M. j I ..V .'7 -> ?f I GOOD NEWS Fur tliosu wliu want eliujvp goods. r H ^ IB B ! Virginia Store wiil for tho next J weeks oiler j great inducements in every de- j partiueut. % We have a large stock on hand j and, in preference to moving them j | 1 all to our new store room, we have : ' 1 decided to otler them to the peoj ))le at anu helow New York cost, j Respectfully, W. W. JONES. I July 20 29 tf | COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, S. C. Tlio Fall session will open SF.l'TFM l'-KIl 12, 1 ss:5. I.ar^cst hnardi ng .school for young ladies in the Stale Cenlrally located. Telegraphic and liailronl connection. Healthful, good ' domestic arrangements. Full corp of faithful and ellicienl teachers. Superior advantages in ? Music and Art. M ites low. For a catalogue ' apply I... IIKV. O, A DAilliV, 1). 1)., lYe-i lent. ! July 'J7 :50 It ' THE UNION FUI BY PORTER . r. . I ?1<?NOI.1>>^1- y~' ' ^ U TV I O'? n IVo wouM respectfully inform the citizens ol Ui PLAIN AND FASHION Purclmsctl Jirccl friun the Mnufneturers upon t sell at the LOWEST LIVING 1'KICES. OiJIt STOCK C Bed lloom an 1 I'arlor Sols, What-Nots Tele-a lotos, Plain mi I I'iiiio seat Chairs, Ami every other article to bo found in a first clasi O ??. i> i: UN H fi We have and shall continue to receive correct p of Furniture made, and have secured such terms fill all orders for Furniture not f-.und in onr stock a little cheaper than individuals could get theui b, " :o F r 11 N 1 T U It K We are prepared to repair Furniture of all kin at reasonable prices. TPJY TJ3 AND BE CC Feb 'J ! FOSTER & WILMS have just rociovctl their STOCK OF ! SPRING GOODS. They were selected by one ol the linn, in person, and bought alter the DECLINE m PRICES, FOR GASM. ! \\ e can sell a great many goods AT AND BKIjOW what they would have cost EARLY IN THE SEASON IN THE Nortliern Markets. Our Stork is complete. and wo 'ran Safely say that we are prepared to Sell Goods as Low , a^ similar goods can be bought in lliis or :iiiv I neighboring market. I w e request all in want of goods to look at niir Stock before purchasing. No Trouble to I Show Goods. j > n rt if CHARLESTON ~ ' - n -rJasact -~ ^2fi~ | _ .-sr? fe ' : ir- -.-- if ?'?ii* fe#||,P f|l mais^!a PLAIN SLIPS VALVE F3 BOlI-EIlS, SAW MILLS, GUI oa -.-) GEARING. Steam and Hand tfj OILS, FILLS, and General IT Lights and othor purport ' i ?3 Automatic Ensinc in ito in: Jlcpairy by Competent ~r.'3 C-"3 l^>a ^ \Yrlu- for Prices ami mention tl.i ."May 11 iNITURE STORE & bails " v : * jKTJE niuj that we are now receiving a l:\rgestock of rirnr TP T71 TTD MTTITTD TT1 1 yv l # A.J :_J X" U .LOi.MI kj Lll , i V." i ho most reasonable term', which \vc propose to i JFJ j ?a;v?i!s'i\s of Bedsteads, Mnttrnscss, Window Shades, Fancy an 1 l'laia Hooking ("hairs, a Furniture Store. . . 5? > LI C I T i: !>. holographs and Cuts of every pattern and style i from the manufacturers as will enable us to' in tbo quickest time and fully as cheap, if not | y ordering themselves. R i: l? A R E l> . ds in the sh udest time an I neatest manner, and )N VINCED. PORTEII & BAILEY. The Press and People Endorse our Publication as the Best, j the southern cultivatoh. am) DIXIE FARMER. i i:sta r. 1.1 s11 r:i> is:;i?? ?.->,<um itf.ai > i : its. ? o r M11: oMo.-t Agricultural Journal in the South. t liy recent purchases, TiikCi i.ti v a'Iiiii now j combines Ilio Dixie Fanner, A.lania. (Ja.; The i I'lunlnlinu, Montgomery, Ala.; The Itural Sun, < Nashville. Tenn.; ami the Southern Fanner's ! Monthly, Savannah, tin.; a nl unites I lie put rous ! of these with its own large list of subscriber*. I Tin: ivi'hxmvi-: sy.hthm or FA If lllUi it.v Mr. OHIO OI( KSO\. covering liio cttirr syslcitt ol" NiHitlicni Agi'iouiltiiT, is now boini; |)iihlis!tetl in TIIII (i l/l'lTlTOIt, its :t series of twelve , monthly numOors. Is if-' Srifi'itit'i'inN : One year in a Uanee, postage paid, Sl.oO; oi.igle copy, fifteen cents. .IAS. 1?. HAKKISON & CO., Atlanta, On. July 1:5 -S If rmnmn mttttmpdv arnimtr miLLimi.ni | MRS. MARY VINSON 1) KSl'I'.tTi l L!.Y informs il.o Ladies .-I' Union Vj tli.it she has just received a largo anl ELEGANT STOCK O i' SPRING MILLINERY, I anil invites an examination of Iter assortment. I think my present Stock is more complete and stylish than any .Millinery ever hefore ! brought to Union, and 1 am conli lent the Prices were Never Lower. ! Thanking my patron- f?r their liberal -npport in tlie past, it will ho my constant endeavor to deserve their en. . nr.igcnr,nt in the future. ;?iakv Vinson. April i; II it : "k'TTTn TH people:i,v always on the 1 -kyti I |M . >111 lor chances to increase ? w JLKJr 1 M i iicii' earnings, ami in t imi* become wealthy; those who iii) aol improve their opportunities remain in | poverty. \\ e oiler a great chance to make money. We want many men. women. boys ami tri.li I :? ! work I >r IIs- right in ilicit* own localities. Any i one can <lo the work properly from tlie Im-i j Mart, The business will pay morel ban ten limes ' or-linary wage*. Ilspem-ivr outfit I'uTiii lie I i five. Nip one who en/ayes fails to make money j h illy. ^ mi cm ilevote your wl-.le tin.' ' ! ilie Work, or only v oir spare imuiu i:tr'. I'ni. ' information ami all that i- n 1 1 -out l:co. \ Mres Sit\?<i\.\ t'n. I' i i'iiol, Mailt'*, j l ei, * ly ' IRON WORKS & C * v 1 Jh 2, ~s. ... 1 T ' - *" ? l i \i J a '> v' - r5?ifer - ?. 8 * ? -u-.-v ' *f-- li-: T ? if [ I > . .* jPj>^ |lfpp? ^ and CUT-Orr ENGINES. MARINE, SI ST MILLS. COTTON GILTS and PRESS! PUMPS, PORTABLE FORGES and BL ill Supplies. HATCHES' AUTOMATIC C requiring steady, reliable and economics arket. Workmen. Giiarger. moderate. GEO. W- "WIX.X/E.A. S i>niK?r. 10 ? < > -A. I* TIIE LATEST ? m nainiJitaiVr J r ^ , . i ^Ej* dl ROBERSON & m ARE HOW RECEIVil SPRING AND t 0< >\SI !^r l>TOSS (liOtMlS. ESoskt.v siml (?lov<N I'iii'iisolsatKl I'iliis. ^'ocli Woar Aovcllios, Tin* I'lTttii^f Calicos liVor scon ill 1's>i??n I N G R O H U IlilVC it tUUIjM'.U UllVJ WE KEEP F 1 IIAiiIMVA;;i: AMI wooiikx AYARK r Wo citmitil ti ll all tin- pretty ami novel artii examine our Mock. We lake pleasure in sli everybody in iJlUNTITY AND <Jl'\MTY A A I) IX lu < ROBIiluSC April *'? NEW STORE! w. c. ^ Mas opeiiv'l up a .stock of (iou?ls m the LAin, i>i:v <*<>?>! CLOTHING HOOTS A (;i:o cioiiiKs CROCKERY, SA In extra sizes of clothing, ("re I OFFKl! Sl'F ; ni?il 1 invite those wishing to purchase any of where, as i .11 I: A\ to sr, It is inv jntrpos" t > Uce|? a well srlecle I s!<>< will give s.?i: I irti.iti to customers ami co oina ALL I ASK so 11 a\ inj; taken a -it :.:il ion in Mr. W. Wall counti v to call en me when llicy vi-it l.'nii.n, 1 make tltoir calls | lca ant ami I'll* M-'i I A lll.lh I Jan I'.* i>, i o w * .t j: \ i>, A T TORNEY A T LAW l ' M (> > , :-s . <J . ' V \7"l l*'' 1'iaclice in (lie State an 1 I Mil ' \> STATUS t.'Ol UTS. 'lily I -? ly <; i 'stav i: !i o ;<>, \ii<imi( r and su?i:hjmi:\in:: , 57 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga . )!.\"\S, S|.n ili ?ti I!-1 i'ii-.i. -. Iictail ; I I ? m In^-i f i r.iiil lin 'i i.l'cvery <l< ?crit ti< I e .to [ i m 1 i* i !'n t i f; . :l . SALESROOMS. n \ * ^ 0 "_ ~- . '* - *. -^r-~*.*^j ^,7 - '- :?$?' FATIOjnAJ.iY ana PORTABLE ^ 13, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, COG g" OWERS. BELTING. PACKING, UT-OFF ENGINES, for Electric fl il power. This ii the simplest cr= c-> crz> e-3. CX3 IsAS <3c SON, ?| Cliailcslcn, S. *. p :hn * J > I ^ TO vl'lilNO STVEES, ' ; -T "fl'TT1? 1F^ A-J ' 5 GRIM BALL'S. :o: NG OUR NEW STOCK OF jTTni'm TAD rmnTvo :u iviivi jvi uuujyo, rma of TVIiitc (lOnds, Kiiibroidi rj ami Luoos, All Styles, .")!< n ?A Hoy's Hals, Ladies ami liieiits Slioes of all styles and best makes, 0 E R I E S i arc oonn.iui'.y icveKlug, ,<vld1tluua. [ILL LINES 0^ OH PLANTATION ANII DOMESTIC USES. :les? we have received, but invite you to cull and owing our goods, for we believe \vc can jilensc > w p k i 10 s . )\ & GRIM BALL. 11 tf NEW PRICES!! -:o: T ALL ACE S 1I0TKL Store, coiim>>1"9 .? >!S, AOTIONS, AND KATS, N D SHOES, i> HA W I> W A H 10 , DDLERY, &c., &c. ickeryxvare ami Chihlrcn's Hosiery, KMAL 1'AIUJ A1NS, those nrliclcs to cull on me before purchasing elso* 1,1, K IJIA8 AT 4'OST. jk of (.()()!? lllHiliS, nti>l to sell .it such j rices as ml a liberal shave of I lie public .patronage. IS A TRIAL. W. C. WALLACE. I'mier Union Hotel* "I'll 10 lM HLJC. are s store. i re-pcciniiiy invite 11:v menus in mo nrr! n?Mirc tlu'iii that every eir?ri shall l.o made tojoiin 1111:1:. tf I To the Superintendents of Roads. > I * Oi n? i: or < ot ntv < >immi?sionkiis, ) I nioli, S. I'., July IS, IKSi), i | \r?H arc licreliy ordered to have tin* r.ci ] ? I. w.irkc I an I put in peel or<lcr l?y the 1st 1 ill' Septeinhftr, I?y ditching on oaeli side anil Ilii'nwin^ tin: din to tlac ini Idle. The road lied to lie uniformly U<t I'.u-l wide. Vmi are p|' fin i !^r or lore I t > make your reports promptly I i the Ik :ir I <d" < 'miittv ('uiiiiiii-sioiier.s, on the i. ueoti I I to- lay in So| liv.il.er. led i'. \ !'. SAIU'Oll. in, I ? in k I'.. t . I'. .Inly "J't Vi H