Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tir i Uuly (ironist v Sr\m>\l.?A' lieus. tia., July 31.? A horrible story is in circutaiion about two well known men in this county ruining their sisters-in-law and leaving for parts unknown. One of the parties is highly connected. nu<l the victim is a beautiful girl, just budding into womanhood, nnd related to one of the first families in Georgia. The wife will enter a suit for divorce, when all the horrible details will be made public. She yesterday moved into a house with a relative and left her sister in the house she had blighted. Her friends were telegraphed the facts and advised theui to come for her. BUSINESS LOCALS. Bolted Meal, received fires A rem/ irtek, at LAUKKSS U. YOUNG'S. Use I lie Lightning Jar, and you will be ccrlaiu to save all tlie Fruil you put up. For sale by LAURENS G. YOUNG. If you waul tlie best Flour, for both Bread and I'astry, try a sample lot of Clark's l'atciit, at " LAURENS G. YOUNG'S. If you waul a 11am that equals the ' old style ante belluni country cured,' try the 'Kegal.' A fresh lot of Kegal Hams and Shoulders just received at LAURENSG. YOUNG'S. Itys Tea is the best drink for this hot weather. Another lot of that fine Oolong and Gunpowder, with the best Japan and English Breakfast Teas, just received at LAURENS G. YOUNG'S ? ? The nobbiest Hue of Spring Clothing at prices to suit tbe times, at .1. f. hunter a co's. Order your Job Printing at the Union Rook Store, nest to Fant & McKissick. New Spring tioods. .lu-t reeeived, at .1 <\ iienter a t'o'S. A lovclv line of Ladies E.ice Ncrk-wour. Just rccciv cl.at .i.e. hunter a cos. ? A beautiful line of l.u lies While Ores* tloods. Jus' aivivru, ?ti J. i\ lITNTKIv iV CO'S. ATTENTION, CO. B. TIIU survivors of Co. B., 1 ~?tli S. C. V., will holil their annual reunion at 0race Chapel, near Burnt Factory, on August 2'Jlh, 1K85, at 10 a. in. There will he a basket dinner, and the public arc invited. I'. P. VAKBItOUC.il, Brest. B. F. Bono, Secretary. July ;>1 " () A. 1 herby give notice thai [ will not be rr.4 sponsible lor any debts contracted by my wife Mary .lane llurinou. she having des sorted my home without just cause! 'I'. C. Harmon! August 7, !> If. liushcls RED RUST PROOF OATS. To The 1*1 si ntcr.s of Union County. We have lifteen hundred bushels of RHP Ivl'ST l'KOOK OATS, suitable for seed! PARK A THOMSON! August 7, !? tf. ]N Mv Stock of Crockery ware, "lassware nnd "Gilt I.us tie Hand" China must he dosed "out by the til'ieeiilli of September, to make room lor Heavy Groceries. Call early and secure a bargain. I.Al'ltKXS (5. YOUNG. 1'. S. A fresh supply of "Clark's l'atcnt"' Flour, Sugar, Collee, Bacon, Hams and shoutdcre jus' received. L. G. Y. NOTICE TO TIC KSi'ASSKKS, All persons whomsoever, are hereby warned and admonished not to trespass upon my protases. Shooting for pleasure and hunting for game especially forbidden. All persons are hereby forbidden to pass through and across my frout yard, going to or from any place, point or direction, unless on business with or for inc. This notice is obvious to the intelligent and 1113' friends, to others it is obligatory to observe, or stiller the penalties of the law in violation. Ml'.S. M. I.OI'SIA GAGK. August, 7 :'.l _t. INOTICi:. Under and by virtue of the power given lo me by a decretal order of lion. James M. Gee, Probate Judge for I'nion County, State of South Carolina, passed iNilli day of March, A. D. ISS">, 1 will sell to the highest bidder for cusli, at public outcry, at I en o clock a. in., on Friday the till day of September, A. I). IN8">, at 1 *iiion Court House, in the County and State aforesaid, all thechoses in action, judgement, ami decrees, belong to the estate of Thomas A. ^itrlise, deceased, which have been appraised worthless or doubtful, a list of which may be found in the otlico of said Probate Judge. M. A. (V\iti.isi.K, F.x r of Thus. \. (aui.isi.k, dee d. Aug. drd. ISS.V -Jt. MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMIES OF UNION. At a meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of the Male and Female Academies of l.'nion, held lb* lift lit eetit h of June 'NS">, the following teachers were elected unanimously. Principal of tlie Male Academy Mr It. F. Hnily. Principal id' tiie Female Academy, Miss Phoebe Fuller. Miuio vocal nu t instrumental, Miss Sally Monroe. The exercises of these schools will be resumed on the second Monday of September, the l lth., iss:?, It-mrd in the best families at /.;/ / ilhirs per month. II. M. (I IIIM P> Al,L. See. Hoard Trustees. Now Is The Time ^ TO PREPARE FOR GINNING: We it it! prepared to soli I ho following ?1113 ? "I LMM I Ul .11^ . WINS 11 ||\ I'll ATT, llliOWN, MASON ('VI< 1NI>K15 OIN. I'.niics who desire anv repairs .mi old gins should ;;ive ih n iliee now. so thai it ^^. an he done before I in* busy season Unpens: I'AKII & THOMSON. August 7, i? i?ui. Due West 1<%mii:? l<k Collot?e. I AX Kill l> P,S l.egin lirsl Monday in Ortnlier. I 1 Careful moral training. Thorough teaching. lie si facilities in Music, (insl riitiicnlal and vocal) I'VimicIi and Painting. I'crnis uniisiially low, whole rosl ..I Imard an 1 regular tuition for the year. .Tlt.->. l or catalogue apply to the President J. P. KKNNIiDV. July 111 -m. 1,608 ACRES OF LAND roit sal 1-; ON GILKIES CREEK, Union County. WELL improved, flood dwelling and fine Orchard. Earn, flir. and Tenant Houses. A 20 horse farm open. One of (he finest corn and otton farms iu the County; conveniently situated iu a gocd section. Will lio siilil !i?i ii wlitilo or in lot*; Work Stock. Engine, Gin, &c.t will be sold willi plantation, it' desired. ?TERMS EASY.? T. M. LITTLEJOlIN, Star Farm, S. C. .May 2'.' 21 bn.* Application For Discharge. The State of South Carolina. coextv or ex/ox. In the Court of l'robatc. J. II. Rodger, as Administrator of II. It. Joliuson. deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 12th day of August, A. 0. lSS"i, I wilt make my fiual return and apply to lion James M. Gee. 1'robatc Judge of Union county, for letters dismissory as Administrator of the personal estate of II. R. Johnson, deceased. J AS. II. RODGER, Adtn'r. July 10 27 It. \A7" T "jermore money than at anything else VV XXi by taking an agency for the best selling book ont. beginners succeed grandly None fail. Terms free. 1Iai.i.kt Rook Co. Portland, Maine. SALE OF BUGGIES. I will offer for sale AT REDUCED PRICES my stock of Buggies, at prices Ktuigiiig front SU?r? upwnnls. Wm. A. NICHOLSON. .luly :H :>0 'Jin. rpO ICO A1) SUMIKVISOKS. OrrtCK or County Commissioxkus, i Union. July :J0, 1nS*?. j* VOL' aro hereby instructed to order out the hands and work six (<i) days on the roads in your respective districts, and put them in good order by the "JOtli of August, and report to this board by the 'Joth of August. 15y order of the Hoard. J. T. DOUGLASS, Ch'tn'n. C. G auk, C. 15. C. C. July :!1 JO :it. Laurensville Female Coll(j?<i. Tlie record of the Laurensville Female College for the past session has been remarkably tine. With an able Faculty, tine buildings, healthy climate, rnd exceedingly low rates of board and tuition, it offers unsurpassed inducertlents to parents who wish to thoroughly educate their daughters. For catalogue of full information apply to 11. W. Mll.NF.lt, l'res. or Enw.vitn E. Uimttox. Sec.. Box Laurens, S. C. J uly if I 'Jit <',w Bottled Advertising It has been demonstrated that bottled advertising is superior to any and all modes. I We have adopted the plan of placing the | bulk of our advertising INS! 1>K of the bottle I and corking it up, while others do all their work ! on the outside. That is the reason that It. It. It. proves so i valuable in the cure of all blood diseases, | Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, Itheurnat ism. Catarrh, Skin and Kidney affections. .Merit is in the bottle and the patient is at once convinced of the fact. Large bottles SI. three fir !?'J-".(). Address, Itlcod Italia Co., Atlanta, tia. . B. B. B. J. M. Kills, Atlanta (la., writes; I havo Iliad ft severe form of Eczema, tut i/utr.*. and have failed to secure relief from various doctors, and about 1 10 bottles of a noted remedy. It was pronounced incurable, but the use of 1$. 15. 15. has alfccted a cure, and 1 refer to Dr. I). O. ('. llccry, Dr. F. F. Tuber, Atlanta, (in. \V. M. t'licslrre, at \V. II. lirotberton's j store, Atlanta, writes: "I have ha 1 a largo eating ulcer on my leg cured by the use of D. 1$. 15. It is decidedly a most wonderful medicine for the cure of blood diseases, and it will please everybody. Nasiiviu.i:. Ti:n.n, Nov. s, lss|. One of my customers. Mrs. D. Williams, has been using 15. It. 15. a short time and reported to me that its eH'octs were simply marvelous, and that it far surpasses all other blood remedies she has used, ami that she cm Id heartily sanctionjunything said in its favor, as it had given her more relief than anything she had ever used before. W. II. ()wi:n, Druggist. A page book tilled with information about your blood, your skin, Kidneys, llheumatism, Old I'lccrs and Sores, Itlood poisons, etc., mailed free to any one. Address, 15I.OOD I5AI.M CO. Augusta, (!a.. JOHNSON Racine, Y MANUKAC "THE RACINE" FARM AND ^ DUS^LESS G^AM^ SEPAR/ Onlcr? Iol't willi Arclii.* II. Stokes at the ol? 10. BARBECUE AT JEFFERIES & KENDRICK'S MILL. TuoH<liiy, August It, ISM. WK will give a Lbirbecuc on August 11th, l*S">, at .letteries & Keadrick's Mill, on Thickety Creek, at die usual popular price. Every attention will bo given to secure the plcuMirc and comforts of all who may call on us at that time. There will be speaking by a number of gentlemen. MOO till EA1) & K END 1UCK. July'.'I b"J *Jt. rvAt/ir-v iai uiorvti _ unviu juniMouiM, jr., ATT O R X I: 1 . 1 .V 1) C O V X S K1. L 0 R ,\(?. :t ],?n IttuiKO. Union, S. C. BfagfWill practice in State and federal Court Elegant Millinery. Mrs. Mary Vinson will be pleased to see her friends and the public at her Show Rooms in Roberscn & Griinball's store. HER HATS ARE BEAUTIFUL. VXD 111-: It 1" KICKS It EA SO ISA It I.E. THE LOVELY SPRING STYLES Csui 13c Seen. All the markets contribute to make *licr Show Rooms attractive to the Ladies. .Msiy 1"> in if R. W. T IN S L E Y, JWATCHMAKER AND JEWELEIt, MAIN STKHUT, UNiON, S. C. |i-ri:i;r.\< i.i> ani> i:yi:i.lassi> a specialty.; SPECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED AT ANY TIMX FOIl FLYF CO/.I) IYATCHK8, D1AMOXD nixos, i ixs, / ;.i it- nii o rs, /:rc. BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES. April 10 II Dm. TO FARMERS AND OTHFRS HAVING m;achin;ery tosrepriir. The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of Union County that lie is qualified, from long experience as a Machinist, to repair I all kinds of machinery in the most approved I and workmanlike manner. Any person having T.NUINKS,GINS,Til H ASH KllS or anything else in the machinery line needing repairs, will do well to communicate with me at Union, C. 11., I or apply to me in person at the Jim Hardy old Blacksmith shop. SEM) IX YOUR (JIXS. In order to give tnc time to do a good job, and to have your gins ready in time for the coining season, send in your gins at once. 1 have plenty of room to store any number of gins. J. L. COLLINS. June I-' -d It* J. P. GAGE, t 01*1103' nl Laiv^ UNION, S. 0. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. 1\ GAGE. A Handsome Residence FOR SAF E, A valuable residence in ihe town of Union for sale. For all particulors, apply to I W.M. A. NICHOLSON. jjuuco 'JJ dm* TTT"|T TA^01' >vorkinjr people. Send I" cents Mil I Mpostaffc. and we will mail you Jr<r, j I Fa I 11 a royal, valuable sample box of goods that will put you in the way of making more money in a few days than you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not required. You can live at home and work in spare time only, or all ihc lime. All of both sexes, of all ag.'s, grandly successful. Ml cents to :> '? en*ily earned every evening. That all who want work may lest the business, we make this unparalleled oiler: To all who arc not well satisfied we will send si to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Immense pay absolutely -aire for all who start at once. Ilnn't delay\ddress, Stixsox & Co. Portland, Maine. d FIELD, Wisconsin, rrmnh ok WAREHOUSE FANNING MILLS iivriso ?nu LHINU rlULLLnb These Mill* and Separators have lon? been bused by the rarniers, prominent Millers/ train and Seed Dealers throughout the I'nited Stales, w ho liiylily recommend them as beinK tin Itesi .Machines ever madn for cleaning ami iirailinK IVhriit, Itarley, Oats, Corn, and St t ils of every description. 'l'liey do the work mors thoroughly and haveirrentereapaeit) thatianyotherniaehine. They ire strnnitly hinlt of the very best material, hiithly finished, and are made in . J ,jjff, renf sires, two for larm use and four I\jr for Wan house, lilt vutur and Millers' uae. i The I,and Hollers are the most durable, itf-r iind em aitst in the market for the money. Warranted to yive satisfaction. i Si tul for illustrated circulars and ptieea Isfore hujitiy. } We t an vouch for the reliability of thia ? firm /.'itifor. I staicl el iliil \ t'o. will!>?? promptly nikiiilcl GIVE YOUR COUNTY PAPER A LIFT. I :o: IF YOU EVER t HAD AN OPPORTUNITY OF DOING A GOOD THING FOR Your County NOW IS THE TIME. BY Subscribing For THE UNION TIMES YOU SUPPORT A COUNTY ENTERPRISE THAT WILL DEFEND AND PROTECT THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE COUNTY AND BE A WELCOME VISITOR EVERY WEEK TO Your Homes. TEimtS: I copy 1 ycnr. ?2.00 " six months, 1.00 ' " three months .50 The Times and Demorests' Magazine, 1 Year $3.50 Original Price. $4,00. Spartanburg, Laurens and NcwIk'itv lrive each of their na i' rj & pcrs fro ill 1,000 to 1,500 subscribers, while Union reluctantly doles out 550 to its only county paper. CANT THE PEOPLE OF UNION DO BETTER? A big subscription list will bring a big paper, sure. Treiomloas Slat : O DRY GOODS: Boots and Shoes, As 1 never taike stock in idle out my entire stock of Summer G il. _ ... I. * - il A A A uiu ?ui k. nit* grcuiesi pun i in the auction rooms,and averagei same goods can be bought in regi on long time, I can, therefore, atfc cheaper than other houses who h; New York city, thereby giving tin oo per cent. 1 have already qu< mcnt, and it. is useless to do so mv and the public generally, that all the past two days, been marked prices. However, I will gunrantc this State or in the United Stat chaser 10 per cent oil*. Lll my iliv pncnttcc io below maim fact tircrs' cost. So ea the goods closely and carefully, am justice of this advertisement At Hie Leader < 1*. S.?1 still keep the celeb that 1 sell at Rock Bottom Prices. May 1 I FOSTER & Desiro to Notify their Friends IS NOW AND THAT THEY AR FRESH A: To iiieot THEIR I. We claim to hav< STOCK O] Bought to meet the wants of tliis condition, as we have been f give as much, or more, go be had anywhere in State. We em Good, Reliable Gc a i v k u s Oct 3 I 1885. SPRING WE ARE NOW EXHIBITING A p nTi Tun itTn p arniriii hmj o Adapted to tlic wants of the co included in general merchandise, tention to Fabrics FOR PRINTS, WHITE AMM'OLOKEI) LAWNS. OKUAMHES. DKESS-f NUNS1 FOR TIIF Ml COTTONADE LI] Our stock of Men's and Hoys tractive, and judging fr appreciation of 0111 one in want of. be repaid by tion of 1 Full Line of Hats, Shoes ? If tlieru are any of our eustome Bros. Celebrated Shoes, we wouh satisfaction. ROBERSON & NEW GOODS! RE AS ATTENTIVE AND P We are reeeivi i N HW Dli I SHOWING THE SPRING i | and arc prepared to show onr pat j tor their interests as well as our < 0< 10 jV > May 1 > I igtiter 10 Prices , CLOTHING, Hats, Trunks, Etc. capital, 1 am dctcimincd toclo.sc oods, if starvation prices will do >f my goods were bought for cash 1 sit least 80 percent, less than the liar houses, where goods are sold nil to sell my stock li"> per cent, live to pay for the same goods in } purelniser the benefit ot sit lesist >ted prices in my last snivel tiseiv. but 1 can assure my customers, 1 goods in my store have, within so low 11 iiit 1 am loth to quote e to duplicate any bill bought in es and give the customer or pur iniiiitiiim , * %iii pvWiij; It UWJlV 11 early, stay a long time, inspect 1 yon will then be convinced of the ol'l^ow l'fieos. rated Dumkstk- Skwixu Maciiink 1>. C. 1 "I A"J\N. ' WILKIN S and Patrons that their Stock r FULL, E DAILY RECEIVING DD1TJ0NS lAliUIO T K AD IO. 2 a well selected F GOODS, demon, aim that we are now in iir the past sixteen years, to ods for the money as can this section of the (leaver to sell rods?NO TRASH. Tltl AC. (I If STOCK 1885. WELL SELECTED STOCK OF 1UMMER GOODS 1111111111 it-y, embracing everything We would hog to call special atWEAK: aKiai i IK rKILINti, AlillATItOSS. K1IIKK CLOTHS. Xv. <zis wio ha\ r: s, NENS, TWEEDS, CASS1M EES, &c. ' Clothing is large and atom onr sales, meets tlie r customers. Any clothing would an examinathis line. ? Men's Furnishing Goods. rs who have not yet tried Marcy I invite a trial, as we guarantee RICE & McLURE-f l GRIMBALL.; iONAHCE TRICES! OLITE SALESMEN ng every week Y GOODS, AND SUMMER STYLES, rons an:! tin* puNio that we woik own. :io rs, ! ? cf