Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A War Alarm ik Ukrlin.?P?ris April 15.? J.a France sajs that telegrams sent to SI. Petersburg regarding the Schnaebeles affair bare teen stopped cn route at Berlin by order of Prussia. It is stated that Uerr Von Leiden, German charge if affaire, has informed Flourens, of foreign affairs, that Bismark regretted that the Leipsic Court his ordered the arrest of Schanaebels, without consulting the Chanocltor, fer an offence concerning which Bismark reserved hie opinion. Further papers relating to the Schanaebctes atfnir have been dispatched to Berlin, including fac similes of two letters from Commissary liautsch, shewing that Sehnaebeles was induced to cross the frontier by false pretences. Bismark was first made cognisant of the affair through tho French Government. Berlin, April 25.?The Judge who issued the warrant for the arrest of Sehnaebeles says that he possessed convincing proof that Schanaebeles was the principal of a partykof conspirators, in lengue with a French officer, who met at the Cafe Khrhardt, at Slrasburg. The proprietor of Ihe Cafe, and two architects named Klein and Erbert, have already been arrested. The tone of the comments of the press on the KM<nn?k>lo. ..ir.; 1 r 1. ' ?? ?u*i* *uu iicoii rumors in reiauon to the arrest nre causing excitement in Berlin. The I'ope to-<lny sent confidential notes to the French anil German Governments, ottering to act as mediator in the Schnacbeles affair. A Sgnsidlk ltnoTHRn.?Robert Brunson, alias Jnclc Holloway, the convict who escaped from Spigncr's farm, last Wednesday the VOth inst., was brought back and delivered to the penitentiary authorities yestcrdny afternoon by his brother, James Cotcolougb. Colcolugh, who is middle-aged colored man, says that Brunson, who is his youngest brother, came to his house on Friday night and reported that he bad cscapod from the penitentiary. lie at once told bim that he must return and serve his time out so that he could be a free man once more, telling him at the same time that unless lie did bo could not remain in that neighborhood, to use his own woids, "as long as ho belonged to tho State." He allowed Brunson to rest with him on Friday night and started with him to the penitentiary on Saturday evening walking all the way frem his home in Sumter county, as he uniu ne nau no money to pay h:s way on the railroad. He arriecd on Sunday evening, as stated above, and upon being asked if be would claim the reward to which he was entitled, he said "No, as lie was trying te make bis brother do what he thought wns rigbt-i' A Wo max to bk Hahukd.?Ashevillc, April 2G.?At the present Session of the Mitchell County Superior Court a woman by the name of Crowson has just been tried and convicted for one of the most fiendish and brutal murders ever perpetrated in the history of this section. She is a white woman, and her child, born of a colored father, was four years old in January, the time of the murder. Tired of the constant reminder of her shame this women took her offspring of her unholy passion and carried it to Tow River, some four miles from her homo, on a bitter cold day in January. The evidence was that the diabolical outcast tied the hands and feet of tho child and, breaking away the ice, plunged the helpless thing into the freezing waters, unheeding its plaintive entreaties not to be put in the cold river. The child's cries and pitiful prayers were heard by another woman, who had accompanied the murderess, interceding for the child. The woman is sentenced to be hanged.?JWirr and Courier. A Grkat Loss to tiik Stats.?President McBryde, of the South Carolina College, has returned from Knoxvillc, The statement made in The Ktict ana Courier last Friday, in regard to the probability ef Mr. McBryde's resigning the presidency of this college to accept the same position in the University ef Tennessee, was correct in every particular. President McBryde has accepted the offer made him, but, in doing so, expects not only to remain here until the close of the session, but not to tako charge in Knoxvillc until their next session. Remember that GRAHAM & SPARKS will receive nuothcr full and complete line of Millinery gcods this week at prices lower than ever. J list received, a new line of white goods, dress ginghams and a great many other goods, which will be sold cheap, cheap cheap. GRAHAM & SPARKS, Cheap Cash Store. ,10.4)00 lliwnr - ? ? - a?-vai?nn Jllilji for ealc at FA 11R & THOMSON'S. 4t. 3IU?. VINSON'S ? STOCK OF ? ELEGANT MILLINERY HAS arrived, and aha invites the Ladies of both town and country to call and eee the benutiful lints, lionncts, Flowers, Ribbons and other Trimmings she has brought on. Call early, before tbo best have been selected. MARY VINSON. April 2il 17 4t REMOVAL OF MILLINERY STORE. HAVING moved ray Stock of Millinery into the store nest to Mr. Buchbeii's, and received a lull supply of Spring and Summer Goods, including Pattern lints, and lionnets, my pi ices are so extremely low they can only be appreciated by the Ladies when they call and examine them. MRS. JAMES GRANT. ? April 22 1C If Guardian's Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given, that by permission of Hon James M. Gee, Probate Judge for Union County, I will, on the 2Gih day of May, 1887, make my final return and apply for Letters Dismissory, as Guardian of W. Minter Bobo. All persons having claims against the said IV. Minter llobo, during bis minority, are hereby notified to present them to me, on or before the date above named, or they will ^e forever barred, \V. A. NICHOLSON, Guardian W. M. Bobo. April 22 1G 4t ICE! ICE! ICE! A CAR LOAD OF ICE 1IAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED BY THE Union Ice Cowjam which will he furnished to the People of Union at Factory Prices. The Office of the Company ? IS AT ? THE LITTLE GREEN FRONTApril 29 17 lm DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., ATTORNEY AND COUNSL E LO R Xo. 3 Law Hniifcc, Union, H. C. Will practice in State and Federal Catfrte Notice toLand Owners: Running Streams of Water. Omen or County Commissioners 1 Union Countt, April 22, 1887. j PURSUANT to the requirements of the act of the General Assembly of the Stole of South Carolina nil land owners shall remove from the running streams of water upon their In i lsall trash, trees, rafts and timber, during the months of May and August in each year. It is therefore hereby ordered that the above seat ion of the raid act be strictly complied with; otherwise legal measures must be resorted to, to enfurrc the same. lly o:der of the Hoard of County Commissioners. John 1\ (Jack. JAS. T. DOUGLASS, , Clerk. Chairman. April 22. 1G 2t. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY, WE AKE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING strong ami reliable Insurance Companies: INSURANCE COMPANY of North America HARTFOllU Insurance Company. GEORGIA HOME Insurance Company. SPRINGFIELD Fire anil Marine Insurance Company. WESTERN Insurance Company of Toronto, Canada. SUN MUTUAL Insurance Company. If you want sound insurance give as a call. GOSS & STOKES, Agents. Moods! Moods! Our new stock for the SPUING AND SUMMER trade is now coining in. Selections have been made to meet tbo , popular demnods, and prices to meet the HARD TIMES. Purchasers arc invited to come in and take a look at them. RICE & McLURE. April 8 14 If I Sebmidt & fleeter, PALMETTO CORNER, SPARTANBUTIG, 8. C. MANUFACTURERS and I10TTLERS ?OF? GINGER ALE, &UJJA. WAI'AjIC, {differentflavor*) SARSAPARILLA, PEAR CIDER, ETC., SEND FOR PRICES. JSO 1 April 16. 15. 41. SHERIFF'S SALES. i For Muy, 1887. ??___' BY virtue ef sundry executions, to mo directed, 1 will sell, before the Court House, door, on Monday the second day ef May next, during the legal hours of Sheriff-s Sales, the following described property to wit: 1 will sell, iu front of the Ten l'in Alley, in , the town of Union, one llilliard Tnhle and Fixtures, also, Pool Table and Fixtures. Levied on and to be sold as the property of IV. l>. Harris and John W. Harris. ! at the suits of James Munro, John M. Hill & Co., and others, plaintiff's, against W. 1). Harris and John W. 1'arris, defendants. J. a. LONG, S. O. C. 1 April 11, 1887. April 15 15 Jit ] House and Lot For Sale. THE Ilcctomge house and lot opposite the Episcopal Church is offered for sale at 1 a very reasonable price. The house has six rooms, and at very trifling cost for a few repairs, could be mnde as conve- ' nient and comfortable as any house in town. A GOOD WELL OF WATER. The lot is a large one, with a rich garden spot end an orchard of choice fruit on it. The premises are in a pleasant neighborhood and at a convenient distance from the business part of town. For price, terms, &c., apply to J. K. YOUNO, or A. R. STORES. April 8. 14 If The State of South Carolina. /i/i/rvmi' /in wuuifi i i/f l/l*iViV. In the Court of Commou I'leas. Thomas II. Gore, as Administrator, J riaintiff, against jJ Nancy A. Fowler, and others, f Drfendantt. t UNDKR order or Ilia Honor, A. V. Aldricb, 1 Circuit Judge, in the above stated case, the creditors of Ilenry H. Fowler, deceased, are required to present and establish their claims against the estate of the said deceased, on or before (he first day of May next. Master's Office, JAMES MUNRO, March 24 1887. Master for Union County. March 25 12 lit. J Last Call* NECESSITY will compel me to place my netes and accounts in the bands of an officer for collection, ifnot paid at once. I would like to give : longer lime, but my bills and expenses have to be paid as they come due, and 1 cannot afford * to let acoounls run one and two years at tho short profit which I am selling. Accounts " must be closed at once. T. E. DAILEY. April S 14 If /N ran lire at Imiue anil make mure money \J I 1 I I at work for as than at anything rise In | I I I I this world. Capital not needed; you are \y Started free. Jlotti neies.all agea. Anyo.ie can do the work. 1-arge earning* tare ,"rata lird start. Costly outfit ami tenna free, ltdsyr not delay. Cost you nothing to senduayeur address and It ml out; if you are wise you will do so nt once. II. HiUIHS Co.. l'ortland- Mains Dee. 3. 48 \j. 11 Cost Co SELLING OUr w. c.m Having determined to quit Mcrchand the Public AT COST. Dress Goods, Notions lVmts, Cloth in; Stripes, Cloaks, Drown Sheeting, Walkinf lilcachings, Laundri Linseys, Uolauni Flannels, Ladies 1 Canton Flannels, G?nt's I J cans, Drawers In fact anything that is xisually kept ALL! AL EYERYTHi: This is no adrertiscing dodge, but i C?ME IN ^ND SE1 Approved parties can buy at above "V anur.ry 14 EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON. SO ROUND TRIP $0 WOULD be considered eery cheap, but it is nothing compared lo bargains in FANCY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONARIES, TOBACCO, , CIGARS, nd (he finest qualities of CHOICE FRUITS always in season at D. 13. ADAMS & CO'S' n the ''Little Green Front." April 8. 13. 4t. R. W. TINSLEY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER J.MAIN STREET, UNION, 8. C.J SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES A SPECIALTY; XZU1SL u nutria RUbtVlIEU AT An X Till Wit FINE GOLD WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS, TINS, EAR-DROPS, ETC. 3EST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES, tpril 10 14 Dm. REMOVED. ?THE? LTilON MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS, HAS moved from Mr. VT. A.- Nicholson's old itand up in front of W. T. Graham's store. LARGE STOCK ON HAND, which will be sold at prices to suit the times. If you hare net got time to call at my office, at me knew, and I will at once send my egent, Mr. J. Leon Bitter, to see you, with a large let of designs. GEORGE GEDDESDon't forget, the marble yard has moved up Town. April i. is.; tr. Fresh IInilln, of the finest Brands, just eceived at A. K. STOKES & CO'S. Baby Carriages. A nice lot J lint received very cheap, A T. E. BAILEY'S, Nicholson's building. April 8 14 tr Shingles. A CAR load will be sold cheap for cash. lV. persons wanting them must apply at once. T. E. BAILEY. April 8 14 tf r AVVTrrrio be nude. Cut this eu nil I I l\l Li1 \J and return to us, and we 1 i 1 \ 111 lVl will send you free, some ww * thing of great value and im|K>rtunce to yon, that will tart you in business which will bring yon in more noney right awar than anything else In this world, tny one can do the work and live at home. Kither ex;alleges. Something new, that just coins money or all workers. We will start you; capital not neededrh Is is one of the genuine, Important chances of a life* ime. Those who are amldtieus and enterprising will lot delay. Grand outfit free. Address, Tai'R a Co., Augusta, Maine. TW .? -w I J. Lumber. [AM agent for W. W. liarres Lumber Mills, whose facilities for furnishing all kinds of *ough and dressed lumber is unsurpassed, 'all and get prices. T. E. BAILEY. April 8 * 14 tf Furniture for Sale Cheap. 1AM now offering my Urge stock of first class Furniture for sale at prices which sannot >e duplicated in the Stale for the same class of {oods. T. E. BAILEY. April 8 14 tf LUMBER AND SHINGLES. IVILL furnish a limited amount of Lumbe, and Shingles during this year, for CA811 ti reasonable prices. M. CHAP1N, Teak, S. C. Jan 14 2 If. Old papers for sale at this office at 00 cent per hundred. I ST! COST) r AT COST AT LLLACE'S. lising, I offer ray entire stock of goods to , Pocket Knives. Table Cutlery, Axes, ; Jackets, Broad Axes, ed Shirts, Cross Cut Ssws, Iried Shirts, Hand Saws, LJnder Vests, Drawing Knives. Jndor Shirts, Rim Locks, , Pad Locks: ; in ? general merchandise store, and T-? AI.I.! !!!! NG AT COST. a genuine e.lftsinflr nnt nffnr E POR Y0UKSELVEIB price*, payable 1st. November next, 7. O. "Wallace. 1. 8m. harness shop. Hiving secured the services of a first class workman, Mk. J. Kimbrell, I have added to my already well established Wagon and Buggy business, a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS SHOP, where I am always prepared to make harness, both buggy and wagon, and saddles in the very best manner. I do all kinds of BEPAIRING, and warrant every stich of the work ' done in my shop. Call and examine our work and get prices to suit the hard times, before purchasing. i I am still selling the Tennessee ^agons anil have re duccd prices to rock bottom All in need of a good vehicle or a first class set of harness, cheap, will do w el to call on JOHN RODGER. Dee. 19 60 ly. New goods ew prices J. A. HUMS jewelry store, occupies a pert of the Union Book Store. THE BROWN FRONT, A NEW AND^LARUEJISTOCK OF WATCHES. CHAINS, CLOCKS. JEWELRY, SILVER-WARS, end MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, just received. You ere invited to cell end examine my GOODS AND PRICES. ATT r. ^ ~ ? all UUUDS GUARANTEED, Special orders solicited for GOLD WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS, end EAR DROPS. G P GARRETT, MANAGER. Jan. 21. 8. If. THIS PAPER ?AND? ffl'Sojilera CuMor ?AND ? DIXIE p ARMER The Great Farm, Industrial and Stock Journal of the South. ONE YEAR FOR 18.00 Scmpte copies of The Sostbera Cult!rater will be mailed FREE on application to James P Harrison A Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, On. Dec- 10 49 Ij. ji GRANDC Spring And St We bare just reosired end opened np most public thai oar stock is oomplete in ell ite dc| DRESS < In oar drees goods department you will fiod Nansreiliag, Buntings, Diegouelt end Albitri plain end Igured. WHITE We would mII special'site ntion to oar stoel remenW thmt "WE STAND HEAD. W it oar Piruoli, they are beaotiful. SHOES, CLOTH] Id shoes of coarse it is understood that w< ooantry, at the VERY LOWEST PRI< CLOTHING! IS HATS! 0TO lice of Qenta I I :<Oo:?:o Millinery ! UUK MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is the NEW STYLES and NOVELTIES in description. The department ia managed by Miss Li] right up with the lateat styles and who is not Call and examine our Stock and be con\ Dry Goods Line. Our prioes this season an the hard times. Very Respeotf C Aug. 30. 1 Hardware Prices S AT W- D. HARD W A B The good people tell me that I ] [ came here, and the assertion seei the liberal patronage that I have in the mercantile arena of Union. I desire to acknowledge my thai ing that low prices will always I i phasis, that my prices shall remaii ley to scratch a poor man's head th So come and try me on your S yourselves, whether these reports Yours 1 N?t 12 45 POSTER & New Spri AR C O M I I IS. CALL AND ? NEW GROCI Co: We are reoeiving a NEW i TITI 71 fITT tt T mtrii WHICH WE PRC AT REA:SOJNA OUR STOCKJC BiOOW.ILlBD.IFLOUR, SUGAR uri>:co CAMM JA?d all k FAHJLY GE GIto N?]a.Call and S 1 la J. T. Bill It Co.'t oU builJinj >PENING -or immer Goods. of our 8priog good*, and moat bmj to tbo part meats. ^OODS. I all the new tbioga in Worsteds, Cssbmers, ms, also in Ginghams, Dress Linens, both GOODS. k of While Goods, sod Notiona io (his line, 'bile in this Department don't forget to look :ng, hats &c? 3 carry ono of the beat lines in the upOES. hare just received a nice line of clothing, i is all right in styles, quality and prices. lets is complete. For STKAW GOODS We are headquarters. Millinery ! BOOMING Tho ladies will find all Hats, Bonnets and Trimmings of every ilie Funck. of Baltimore, Md., who is ed for ber good taste in Trimming, dec. rinccd that wo are headquarters in th d lower than cvor to meet the demands o ally, JRAHAM Ac SPARKS. CUKAP CASH 8TORB ?3 H.till Remain Down! BEWLEY'S IE STORE. have put down the prices since ms to have been verified, from received since my appearance nks for this support, and believdesire to say win by way of cmi down?If it necessitates Bewo fnef nf Kio ^ A VUV V/A lllO VlttJ Di 4 pring hardware and decide for current are well founded or not* 'rulv, to. D. BEWLEY. WILKINS' ELg- G-oods E iG IN. i E E THEM SRY STORE. _ ind COMPLETE Stook of I0CEHIES. POSE TO SELL BJLP2&PR ICES:. CONSISTS.OF FFEE, ED OOODS Mi CHEfitE, imd? of tUUKKlES. Jo? for YouraeWes, L TLSTOKES &C0 [