Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Nkw Yi.uk's Uknkkositt.?New York, Sep tcmber'Jl.? Additional subscriptions to-day foi the Charleston relief fund of the Chamber ol Commerce were 51,1?0, making a total ol ST-J.ob , to date. ? ? Parker's Tonic kept in a home is a sentinel to keep .-iekness out. UseJ discreetly, it keeps the Moo I pure, and the stomach, liter and kidneys in workiug order. Coughs and colds vanish before it. It builds up the health. No wise mother will be without it. ? i I i I' ' i it I. i'.N VI I.I.K a N11 wkstkkn lt.\IMtOAX>.? The Greenville ami Western Narrow Gauge llailroa I is now, says the Grceuvillc A*. ics, an absou'o certainty, and the only question is the time of its completion that cannot be later than next t?uniuHr, ami uiay be early in the Spring. The road is ll!" miles long from Augusta to Greenville. l'he grading of 8>J miles will be completed within tliree weeks, and of the remaining '! I miles U'J is uow under contract, leaving only the 1or 1 I miles between Greenville ami Piedmont open. KntTiiits Uvmexial.?We take the following from a correspondence in the Woodruff /Voyr.sa ; It was my privilege to be present and perform the ccrcmouy at the marriage of Mr. S. M. Pilgrant, editor of the Woodruff l'rogmt, and Miss Lula A. Drummond, which took place at the resideucc of the bride's father, Cnpt. Harvey Drummond, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 1:1th. We extend to Mr. I'tlgram our heartiest congratulations aud our earnest wishes that all his present dreams of happiuess may ripen into lull fruiliou. St mmKtivii.i.K Sii akkn Again.?Sumraerv ille, Sep. 17?7.1" 1'. M. tiuitc a strong shock was felt here this morning at twenty minutes past 1 o'clock, It lasted several seconds and shook the buildings generally. Drown s Hotel was apparently lifted and moved on its pillars nearly two incites further North, and most of its brick pillars show fresh cracks from the strain. This hotel is sixty two feet long and forty-two feet wide. Itricks fell from some of the chimneys and sheds. At 'J o'clock this morning another shock was very sensibly felt, which was followed by slight vibrations at fifteen minutes after li and at halfpast - o'clock, with two very slight tremblings since. At iuglcsidc, below Snnuucrvillc, the Fchrcnbach mansion was further damaged by yesterday's shaking.?Col. Il>-gi*ter. L . . MA11H1ED. iiitutii smith m... i i.i. ..>y .. ...... . 11 I lit .<IUItlVVI| VII I II V J II II inst., i;t the residence of the bride 8 father, Mr. tiiles Smith, by ltcv. .). I?. llailcy, Mr. J. tj. Howell to Miss Adda C. Smith: all of Union couuty, S. t'. SIT1' AT I <)\T IV A ATI. I). - An i'\|H.*ri?aiitv<l t'l-.Ai 11 I.It ?i*?i! -? a Mluatioii in a ichool or private l.iin11\. Hot roloiviu '-, ivi-ii. A<l<lri""i .Miss M. It. 11AILK, IMip-licId c. II., s. c. >f|it -.'i as Jt Confederate Fostage Stamps. \VAM I l? -tuiilVdei'iiti* IVMago Slaui|i-, any kind, at 7"> ? < nis nor hundred. Ahn, old inllo'ltons. J. II. COHKIV, Is Kiiia Street, Charleston, >. C. Sept -'I :n Jt Application for Homestead. VTOTIi'K is hereby given that Mrs. Elizabeth Xa Hobo, widow of Murphy Hobo, deceased, has filed her petition before tne to have a home* Mead assigned and set otV, for the benefit of herself and her Minor child Flora, from the real and personal property of the said Murphy liobo. Notice is further given that the said petition will conic up for hearing before inc on the oOth day of October next, at 11 o'clock A. M. JAMES Ml'NKO, Master for Union Couuty. Master s :Mlice, Sept. ll'J. ISSb. Sept. -1. _ - U-V- it." Al.l.IlN & M l LLKlt, J'ro/.fhlura <;/ //?? I:nion FEED & SALE STABLES ? n AVl.Vi lease I (lie building formerly occu. pied by J. \Y. Harris, we have filled it wiib Hu^gics, UiiKiins, K'liit'tons, II artless, A'e., which we will sell cheaper tliau same goods were ever offered on this market. I biggies, ^ Ml and upwards ; wagous, both one and tvvo-hor>e, at an inducement, Some good second-hand Ibiggies -"r'-'i? and upwards?all fully warranted. Those wishing to purchase will save money by giving us a call. \V c mean business, an I are determine I to sell. Also, some line combination horses for sale very low at our stable. ALldiN w MlI.I.ICi;. Sept "J I tf The Slate of South Carolina co i wry of ex/os. Uy ! AM liS M. ( lil., lisij., Probate Judge. \\T IlKlir. VS. .1 Franklin llailey ha'- made suit y\ t.. iiic to grant, him letters of Administration on the Hstato of and ellecls of Sylvia K. Murphy, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol the said Sylvia l\. .Murphy, deceased, that they he and appear before me, in the Court of I'robate, lo be held at I niou C. II ..South I 'arolina.on the 111 h day of ('etohcr next, after pnblicaiion here of. ut 1 1 o'clock in I he forenoon, to shew cause, if any tliey have, why (lie said Administration should not he granted. (iiveu under my hand, this - II day of September. \nno Domini, 1SS<;. .1 A.MI'S M. (iKi:, judge l'robntc. PuMblied on t lie - Ith lay of September, 1 in the Weekly I'nion Times, Sept -J I :;s _??. The State of South Carolina. ( ursz v or umo ,v. I'.y .1 \MMS M. <.1.1;, l)si).. Probate judge. \\1 III'.l!HAS, Thus. bee Thorpe has made suit \j to me to grant him betters id' Administi itioii on I he estate of and ellects of Ad lie S. 'I'hoi pe. deceased. These aie, therefore, to cite ami admonish all an I s.iignlar tho kindred and credit irs of the raid Addie S. Thorpe, deceased, to he and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be In*! I ai i n.oti C. IISouth I 'arolina, on (he I I lit lay of' Mober next, after )>ul>lic:ilioti hereof, at No clock in the forenoon, to show cati.se, if any liny cm, why (lie sai l \<lministration should not l-c "ranted. til veil under my hand, this "Ml day of Sen (ember. A. I>. IS*i'>. JAM MS M tiMM, Iiidjic I'roliatc. I 'iihii- he I on I he 1! 11 h day of September, I v-> > in Iho Weekly I nioii Time-. Sepi "J I ;;s Jt Attention School Teachers. rnilM annual examination fm* teachers, de J. sirini to leaeli in the public school* ol I liloli I 'oil Illy, will 'a' held oil Friday. liie I "I day of hdobcr, Ism'?. b>r while teacher-, am en S aturday following for colored teachers .N> pei.-, ii will l e examined except at (lie -lalcd i in, s de-ieti iie l by law. vi/., October am 1,1 V.. M. I tlSTiai. . adio'il i oiniiii-siolicr. I ni'-n. ' Sepl. I . o< ?! SHERIFF'S SALE, r roit tohkk, ij-ij-m*. I>V virtue of an execution to ino directed I ) will .* !!. 1.re the Court House door, ot Monday, t.n ' utrtli l iv ot < >ct >ber next. durinj ' the legal I 11 :s < t Mieritl 's Sales, the following ' described property, to wit: One trait ot lai. 1 belonging to Win. II. Nor man, lyiug, being and situate in Cross Keys ' township, Cuioii County, containing one hint tired and titty acres, more or less, bounded on the north and east by lands of K.J. Betsil south by lau Is of Lewis Varborough, w est bj i lauds of Mm nr. e Kelly. Levied ou and to b< sold as the (Xperty ot Win. II. Norman at tin suit of ti. s. Gregory, plain titr, against Wm II. Norman, lefciilnnt. Terms ot" ."'ale?Cash. J. G. LONG, y. U. C. Sept. IT. :I7 -It. flO'jUCc; OF ELECTION UN Railroad Subscription BOGANSVILLE TOWNSHIP. - OiTIiT. Ill Cot STY CnMMIssIO'XKKS, ^ I'mon, S. Aug. dUlh, 1NS,?. J A \7" II 111. I' AS, :i petition has been tiled will YY the County Commissioners of Union County, signed by a majority of tlie freeholder! of llogatisvilie Township, ot Union County, in nccordnuee with the provisions of nil Act ol the General Assembly of S nth Carolina approve 1 the ? '.tli day of heccmber 1**1, entitled an Act to incorporate the Glenn Sj ling! llailroud Company, asking that the question ot subscription or no subscription of the sum ol twenty thousand dollars to capital stock of said company, which subscription shall be made in coupon bonds wf yajd township, bearing six pet cent interest and payable in Id, 20 and 2" years after the date thereof, as provided by said Act, be submitted to the qualified electors of said Township, And further,that theaid r??a I do run through the said township by the way of NVesI Springs, in a southeasterly direction, ami as near the center of the same as practicable: and further that the funds realized on said hiill(l<4 til 1 > nvnonilml nvnliuio..lir ? ? !?.. ?? > st ruction of said railroad \vitiiin tlie limits of said township. Aud whereas, the said Commissioners have by a resolution of their Hoard fixed the amount proposed to tie subscribed according to the request of said petition, at twenty thousand dollars in six per cent, coupon Hands of said township: said Hands to be made payable in installments of six thousand dollar: in 1 years, and in equal installments of seven thousand dollars in 'JO and "Jo years after the date thereof, as provided in said Act. It is hereby ordered, that an election bo held for said purpose, on Wednesday the Id day ol October Iv and that the polls be opened at the various election precincts within the said township of Hoagnsviile, from 7 o'clock a. 111., until ti o'clock p. m. of that day at which clec tiun all the qualified electors of said Township shall be entitled to vote; that the ballots slial have written or printed thereon the wordi ' subscription" or "no subscription. ' The managers of the last general election foi the election precincts within said Township arc herein, appointed managers of the electioi herein ordered. Said managers sh ill make returns and meet at the Court House of sail County and count the votes and declare the ve still of sai I election and certify tb" "uinHt-fhi Chairman of tlie Hoard of County Cotnmis sioners of said County, a" provided by law, ot or before Friday, the lhih day of October IsN'i. Hv order of the Hoard, .1 AS*. T. DOLUhAS, Ch u H. C. C. V. C. t \ii.t mtit's O \ui:f Clerk. Seto tit. jVIASTER'S SALE. The State of South Carolina. cul'XTY or rxiox. In tlto Court ol Couiuiou I 'leas. Nancy llurnctl. UlaiuiitV, against llonry 1'.. Iluinc'l, ami others, Defendants. JN obedience loan order made in the abovcen .titled case, hv his Honor .1. II. Hudson. Cireni Judge. I will soli before the Court 11 otiso d >or in tlie town of Union, on Salcsday in October Ism'i, the following described property, to wit. All that certain tract, piece or parrel of laiui situated in t russ Keys township. Union County State uforc.sai 1, lioituded by Tyger Itivcr ot the east, on Ibe south by lands of 11. F. 11a; an 1 S. .). Ilay, on the west by lands of Jaute I>. Urahatii. and on the north by lands of S. 1) Hriggs, containing one hundred and twenty live acres, more or less. 11 ill.MS OF S \ 1,1'.. 1 One-half of (lie purchase money to be paid ii cisli, tlie balance in one year from day of sale with "interest I hereon from day of sale, to l> secured by bond of ilic purchaser and a mort gage of the premises. I'nrchaser to pay fo papers. J AM 173 Ml'NItO, Master for I nion t'oiinty. Master s Oltice, I nion, S. Sept. IdlSSti. Sept. 17. ;'7 :ii. Seed Oats ! Seed Oats ! J I ST rec ived a ear load of lie 1 llusi I'roo Seed t tat?. A No a lot of \? i 11 11! \\ 1N l'I7 I Soft O \ I 3, for seed. We call your special attention to these wiiiti oats, as they are better alaptc 1 to this climate -'. Hiding ilie cuid weather better than the ret oat. and they always grow lull enough on poo laud to ent with a eradle. Those in need o seed oat- will fuel it to their interest to rail or ii- earlv as they arc very se tter and t\ill 1> higher* SAI5TOI! ,\ A K i ll I K. "(?n the Corner.' Sept. 1 J, ;17 ltno. Kins! Kins! Kins ? W17 'Vol l,|i remind our t'laniers and t<in nets that we are still agents tor the reliable an* WCII-KI???\\ u wins : WliNSIIIl?, llltOWiN', I'KA KT I'ariies neoiiiitg :uiv ro|>nirs slionll semi i: 1)1)11 :I II i IllUe ;l (lone liefotO I lie giDtlillg I opens. r>i Core i urrlwMiig elsewhere eill an* see ii?, :;s we hive sale bargains hi oiler ii I Terms liberal. A IMC A TIHMISOA. Aug i ; I ' at i o 11 FEMALE ACADEMY 1 i I I riMli: en -is in t lii*- Sch< < ! will he resume 1 "ll \ V September i". lss''>. i ell*j:i:i: i i ixr.it, I'l .in i| il M is i fv\ i i.ii Mi m:? Mnsie !> ): imeni. I ! Tl8 Hardware S [ Will be kno ?EERED? In the Burnt Block, where he whether spectators or pui liberal support in continuanc< wit W. 1>. . BUSLJNES i ; REMOVING! HAVING JIOUOIIT Hie large brick sto McNally, and in order that I may have as I 1 at my new stand with almost an entirely ' NX N KEE W W W X N N i: W w W W i N N N EE WW WW f N N N E WW WW N NX EKE W W 1 I will therefore offer my entire stock, for th ' 1 have a large Stoek of Gfintlfiim's ail on hand thnt I am determined to cle 26 Per Cent. 1 vailier than carry lliem over to my new stni Do not come to the conclusion that (hi: ' and be convinced that everything in the nbi > 1 LKAI>ER OI 1 NEW GRC ^ I NEW GRO l yi Wc are receiving a NE : I nm ? Jkfc XJ Vt# JLJL G WHICH WE 1 R O AT REASON C E . R 1 Y OUR STO< S KK OX, LAUD, FLOl T A SIC1K AM 1 o J R < E An 4 FAMILY n ' Give uk it Cull i?i c r lu .1. T. Hill & l'o. s old b NEW GRC ; P RESH i r I \ TT n r AT ( : i i a u it Xj in r grKKN OLIVES. DIjIV FOIL, I DUKKKKSSALAD I I TOUASCOI i ?FKKNCII I French Bi-Carb Soda wil being the best Baking Soda k BAKER'S CHOOOLo ; STRICTLY l'UItlO 1 ,! Fuia^ i > > i I Yol'NCS HYSoN, lMl'EIUAL, ?J AI'. I I , ;it i > ti n's jtcr jMnui'l. IM'DM T S IT.A H liAII, COITKK It vol tore of W. D. Beiley \vn hereafter as the ?FRONTEE? will he pleased to WELCOME ALL, -chasers. Thanking all for their the past, and soliciting a lj of the same, J am h respect, BEWLEY. s ohangeT REMOVING! re ou the corner, formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas few goods as possible to move, ami he able to opeo out SSSS TTTTT OOO COCO K K > T O O 0 K K <SSSS T O O (' KK S T O GO K K SSSS T OOO CCCC K K c next 30 DAYS, at strictly Xow York Cont, Ill novel' PT nTHTlfffl LU DUJ U UUU111111U ar ou(, and have made up mind to sell them at Less than Cost. nd. > reduction is not mado, but come and nee for youracl ovc is just what I mean to do. D. C. FLYNN. T^OW PRICES. >CERY STORE. nn-nTT nmATkn I UJCjJtll DTUJvEj. LW and COMPLETE Stock of 4' GROCERIES, I HOl'OSE TO SELL Q R rABLE PRICJES. O C E R Y :k consists of K, , S T > COI FIIE, q 4 X' V I." Ik ClWIIkk (mil 4 'lIuniiKt T? nl nil kinds of ? GROCERIES. 4 iui Soo lor Yoiii'moIvoh, A. R. STOKES & CO. uiMing. )CERY STORE. : ARRIVAL^ -kJ ?AT? S G. Y 0II N G' 8. >IIKSSIX(J. El'PKll SAI'CK. iMMU li.-> 1 liliMl UUi f-.M * IV Iiousroiws UllKAl) PKKl'AK ATI0> U-CA1IIJ OF SODA? II pi event liiscuits turning yellow nowu. \TK [lor culinary purposes] Li,L.AVOKIN<; KXTIMCTS : OK <;<><>!> TiOAf! such as? \N\ S< >U< ll< >NO. OlNPoWDKK, AND OOLON< III. i; KITS, (incdiiiin ;in>l 'itu-) N' IjAKI) and I'liOl'K, always in stock. HARD TIMES!3 BUT ETL< I FflLLflNDWINTERGOOD! , : WE ARE JUST RECEIVING; one of the larget : bought very elose in the Northern markets, ami, k wo are marking our entire stoek ri| TAPV nt L7?l JL VJ\ In l>ry Roods aud Notions you will find that w< suit all classes. SIIOKS ! In this line we wish to call your special at tout i? : ties almost exclusively from manufacturers, which, c : You will find we keep nearly everything that is usu Child s shoe nt 'Jocts per pair to a Cent's $7.tH) shoe : which is guaranteed to give satisfaction. We also n CLOTHING, H You will find, by examination, that we carry u voi AT THE LOWE! We have some very nobby style hats just receit 11" fi Doors are open ?g ' Respectfully. . j G11AHA3 Aug 20 33 "THE BEST INT] The McConnick Machines having HIGHEST HONORS at every Worl Field Trials, have justly earned the FIFTY-FIVE YEARS experience. ( 55,8-11 Machines, (Binders, Reaper 1884. Sold 011 liberal terms. f ?ALSOKing Guano Distributers Berry Cotton Planters, Terry Leader Chilled Turning Georgia Cast Mishawka Sulky HARROWS,FEED CUTTERS, C(J l>Alvl\(J\V S, A IN D 1< AR3II IN < A X3X.1 of all kinds. AGENCY !! BUCK ' BON B Alt BEDV iAiesis', Averill^ hii<1 Paints. FOi April '.I I I A Neat Dwelling for Sale. D mm: ion! brick dwelling on Main street lately _LJ A occupied by Kavnl Johnson, Jr., is offered for sale. For particulars inquire of W. A. NICHOLSON. Mch. lit! 12 tf A Union Graded School. mm: Hoard of Tru-tcca having secured Hie JL services ??f 15. ('. .Icnniugs, Ks?|., a grnduntc of the Citadel Academy, of Charleston, will Mi)' resume the exercises of the school on Monday, Sept. ?. The Public School curriculum will he taught free. Advanced pupils will he charged Hen extra. .1. K. COI.TON, t'lcrk of Hoard. - _ . . . _ 1HS Smokers take Notice! h All wishing a good cheap smoke, call at " the store of 11. ! '. Senile and get sonic of hisSTOtllKS. \ou will also find a full line of line cigars, cigaretts, chewing tobacco. snuff, Ac. Smoke our Studio cigars they arc the finest nickel cigar sold. Red Rust Proof Seed Oats. Wi: have ordered a car load of lied Hu st l'r?>if Seed Oats and those wishing to ^ buy thens had hotter leave their orders with us at oner, as they are scarce and will be much '? higher. A. It. STOK KS A: CO. Theodore Munro, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, T UNION <\ II., A. c.. Office in brick building, corner of Law Itangc. I Mil rcli 1'.'. if ' To Rem, Lease or Sell. = (* (\ A< I! I S ' if l,,\ Mi ? I "> in cultivation. VO C;lll OU acres fresh land, which will make Uli.000 lbs. s I col ion : I aces bi.inch bottom. which C will make d"> bushels corn to tlic .aero : - acres well ?ei in rcl clover. There .are nine cabins <>n the place wliieli rem lily rent for *d.lMl j cr nionlli, average. <>uc collage, gar-Ion, orchard mid -tables, good well. All lying williin the corporate limits of the ? town, and within onc-qiurier mile of the Male Academy. 1 ,|iei For further particulars apply to | je|, >1. AiiiIi rsoii ISi'O'wu. 'sain Sept 1<? " 1 I I DW PRICES; s jim received!! )t stocks of goods in Union, which w? rowing that the cry is 44 IIA111) gUt down at Hard Pan Pricoe. : ><)I>S. ) have a large assortment of (loods to NHOES ! <n, as wo buy our shoes in large quanti- j >f course, gives us inside figures on them, : nlly kept in a first-class house?from a : He sure and look at our $3.00 shoe, : inke a specialty of Ladies' Fine Shoes. : ATS, &c. \ y largo stock of lUady-Mada Clothing ST PRICES. red. Also, a full line of cheap hats in : come to nil, whether you buy from us or should you make up your mind to buy : you will find that wc do our best to sell j best goods for the least money ; VI &SPARKS, j if EX TP. -\TTr\T> T T\ " LJLJJJ VV V^J-\t I li J w? boon always awarded the Id's Fair, and International above title as the result of 8 and Mowers) were sold in * Plows, <? ?KN SHKLLERS, WHEEL L -M ^ m iu m rx 1? THORN OR RIBENCE WIRE, Asbestos Mixed 5TER & WILKINS. if MSLIE NICHOLSON, UKALKIt IS y:ri<,ul( u?*nl IniplciiiciitM iukI Miu'lijnory, \\ KHS, RAKES, PRESSES, Kngincf, (.inn, Sawmills, I'vrs, I Viiitlcis, Thresher*, Plows, Planters, Cultivators, C HARROWS, THOMAS HARROWS, ACM K HARROWS, And Builders' Materials. NOUS, SAS1I, HLIXUS, -?.? t%v#1 AN|> GENERAL COMMISSION, UNION. S. O. Small Quantity of Pine Seed Wheat for Sale. t n? . .*.r, Ot To Builders. H? COURT HOUSE ROOF. Oi ni k (if Cm nh Commissioners, > I'sion, September 7, ISRO. f IDS will be received at this otlire until tt>6 1st day of October, for putting a new roof; r.-.l it'll It lilt A ft lltn aI.I rvnrt a I Iia I Vnvl hc Hi I'nion, S. kins and ..peci.icotions of the work required be seen :it this oflicc. .1. T. IHMGI.ASS, C. 1$. ('. C. . 0 \ia., ('lerk. ept 10 ;i?? 4t Notice to Creditors. I.I. persons having claims against the es. tine, of Isaac I'. Murphy will present n to me properly attested ; and those inled to the said estate, will please settle the e with me. J. K. IIA1LKV, Adui'r. ept. 4t.