Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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8aluda, N. C. is one of the pleasantest places to visit in the mountains. Situated as it is, in onoof the best climates in the South, and inhabited bj a people who are generous and progressive, it is fast evolviog into a nioe, bulet little town. It was founded bj Col. A. Tanner, who is now the biggest man in every way. in Polk tlountv. fv?l ? till keeping the Mountain House, where the best peoplo go, where the best table is kept and where the best views oan be had. Among the handsome new residence: recently erected we noticed tlmt of Dr. Oeddinge, of Augusta, and Mr. A. K. Carson, of Florida. Among the large enterprises that have re- j oenlly been organised in tho State is the Berkeley County Land and Stock Compa- . ny, of Charleston, of which the Manufso- , turer's Record says : ] The company has just purohaaed 'J5,000 ] ores of land in Berkeley. County of a varied character. Some of it is suitable for agricultural purposes; a large tract is heavily timbered with virgin pine, and it also contains immense swamps and postures. The swamps are . full of oypress and other valuable timbers. 1 The company intend at once to raise cattle and l other stock for the Charleston Market. They I will also set to work as soon as possible to improve their lands and develop their timber. The capital slock is $100,000, and is entirely held in Charleston. Many of the best business men are stockholders, and it is controlled by n 1 set of young and active men, who are sure to I push it to success.' I .'<*? Killed by Lightning fbom a Clear Pry.? llortham, Texas, July '28.?Three persons were killed by lightning hero last evening. The i flush c nue from a cloudless sky. The names of 1 the persons killed were O. W. Penny, M. B. Sinclair and Cain Sanford. , MAKRIED. | 8CALES?DUPREE. Married, April 10th, 1887, by C. L. N. Legg, T. J., Mr. James j Scales to Miss Mintie Dupree. All of Union i County. a < MULL1NAX?PETERSON. Married, July 1 31st 1887, by C. L. N. Legg, T. J., Mr. Hiram ! Mullinax to Miss Elizabeth Peterson. All of ] Union County. OBITUARY. " I,, , I,, i , i GALLMAN.?Mrs. Lizzie F. Gallman, nee ' Darnett, was born at Cedar Springs, 8partan- I burg County, S. C., Feb. 24, 1841, and entered into rest July 17, 1887, in Charlotte, N. C. j She was converted to God at the age of fourteen and gavo her young life without reserve to His service with a consecration that ceased not until the throbbing heart was stilled by the ! touch of denth and the Master said 'come up higher.' On tho 2d of Oct., I860, she was happily married to Mr. J. J. Gallman, with whom she lived in affectionate, trusting companionship 1 until God severed the earthly ties whioh He himself had formed. I As a fruit of their union there was given to , them a son, who precceded the mother to the spirit world, and a daughter, who now, bereft of both a companion and a mother, mourns with the father in submissive grief, for they sorrow not as those without hope. As a Christian Mrs. Gallman was not demonstrative but devout and exemplary, loving Christ and flis church, and adorning her life by an upright walk and a Godly conversation. I She was a membor of tho Baptist Church and i loved her church and its members and was interested in its welfare and progress. On a quiet Sabbath morning when the rising sun was gilding the Eastern sky with glory and flooding the earth with splendor, the redeemed spirit left its earthly tenement to mingle with glorified hosts of God in the city that hath no end of the sun or tho moon to shine in it, for the glory of God did lighten it and the lamb is tlfe light thereof. F. D. S. Charlotte, N. C., July 2ft. 87. BARBECUE. 1W1LL furnish & first-class Barbecue, ou Friday, August 12, at John McNeace's drove, two miles of Union, C. II. A special invitation is extended to the Citizens of the town of Union. W. M. GALLMAN. Aug & 30 2t THE ROADS MUSTTBE WORKED. To Road Overseers and Supervisors. YOU are hereby instructed to have the roads in thisoounty put ia good condition, ready for inspection, by the lfith of this month, at which time the Board of County Commissioners will commence to inspect the work done on the roads throughout the county. PARTICULAR ATTENTION! The Board calls particular attention of Koad Overseers, to the encroachments made by individuals on the main roads leading to Colombia. The law requires that the main publio roods shall be 30 feet wide, and the roads through the country not less than 20 feet wide. All encroachments upon the publio roads * should be reported to the Board of County commissioners, and if not abated promptly', proceedings will be instituted to compel compliance with the law. J. T. DOUGLASS, John P. GAOK, CU'H., B. C. C. Clerk. 9 SPECIAL NOTICE! WE aro now prepared to sell, on easy terms, the following reliable Gins: WINS Ull', I I'll ATT, JIRO WN, AUGUSTA, SMITH'S IMPROVED. Parlies desirous of basing repairs made on their Gins, will do well to bring them in now for sbipmeDt to the Factory, so that they can be returned before the opening of the ginning season. ^ Call and mc an before pnrchactA 1"K* FA RR & THOM SON. July 16, 27 2m \ *JjUJHMAIU ^JNIYERSITV. UBEENTILLE, 8. C. THE next aession will begin Wednesday, September 28th. The Collegiate department includes the fall college cirrioulum. There is also a preparatory department thoroughly organised. Expenses bare been reduced. For information or catalogue, address, Prof. H. T. COOK. Jnly 20 29 4l. A. F. McKI88ICK, SURVEYOR. Xf TILL snrrer and TKR&ACR T.ANn Im<u YY old lines, eto. Can bo found ?t the law offleo of Col. I. Q. MoKitaiek. JflT Reference?Prof. Benjamin Bloat, Columbia, 8. C. July 28 / fa tf. Hags 'Wanted ?I will buy old notion toga for the next 80 daya. Bring tbem in oi oaeo to tko poetoffice. I will pay 60 ota pea hundred, cash. W. H. G18T. Jnly 8 ' 28 4t. i pILYNN'S in is usually tho cuitorn, I extend a A \ means a selfish invitation. It is LiU colored people, and I intend to tc MY NEW STOCK i? *11 in, but ' Store. 1 bavo lived in tho largest house art's, of New York, where they carry a s during my stay in that house thcro neve: that hou*c bcoauso what they looked lor ing. And now somo merchants bring i SECOND-HAND : icvore caution and insisted that I must b New York and also direct from tho Manu Rooms. You sco the point?but I went >noc there the temptation was too great. AUCTIO in tho City and when iusido excitement t low without fear of contradiction that I 1 the PRETTIEST STO( ;hat I have over brought to Union, and ncrchant doing business hero to produoo ihow. * " If there is anything I despise more tha what I cannot accomplish and what no hi ;ive the public a few prices and lot them tor's prices. I have 6omc real Torchon Laces, do yo worth doublo. I ran up on a liue of Egy }, 10, 12$, 15c. Just half price all over iloevcs and Yoke and Sleeves. Egyptiai 10 inches wide, all over Swiss and llam Sleeves. Promenading in the corridors 3, 4, 5, 7 and 10 o, and with them a lot o 1.50 and 5.00, just a marvel for the price lot of Ginghams Dress Goods Batisto. I Starting off from the excited crowd 1 fou like the stranger took thcui in; they arc ti 15, or about 47$c on the dollar. After that time I still continued to vis say that I never bought such bargains in Odd Pants and 220 Odd Vests that I am to manufacture.' The show is open from Monday uiornic Tor Ladies and Gentlemen. Wo admit el yourself whether I am lyiug or telling tlx S&~ NOTE IT?I have got buttons 2 papers for 5c; Stockings, 2 pair for 5c 10,15, 20 worth 15, 25, 30 and 50c; La 12 and 15c; Lacos by the dozen at 10,15 Handkcrcbiof's 4 for 5c, and all other su at 2$, 3 4 and 5c; Shoes at 35, 50, 75, 1 Shirts and Undershirts, Bustles and 1 Counterpainos and Nottingham Laco Wit to niontion, and at a little less than half I a reward of 850.00 to any persou that can them for $20.00, and to show that thcro place I issue it against any houto in tho i for. I am tho fust man that ever sold u spo for 5 cents siucc the war. If anybody is aou it mey say so and get wad about it, the Light lluaaiog Domestic Sewing M Como In, and You W ill ] Co D C. F LEADER May 27 The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In tho Court of Commou lMeas. David Johnson Jr.?Plaintiff against Thomas E. McGraw?Defendant. To the Defendant Thomas E. McGratc: YOU arc hereby summoned and required answer the complaint in this actio which is filed in the office of the Clerk of I Court of Common Pleas, for the said counl and to serve a copy of your answer to the si complaint on the subscribers at their Officu 1 2 Law IUngr, Union, South Carolina, will twenty days after tho service hereof, cxclusi of the day of such service, and if you fail to n swer the complaint within the time nforesa the plaintiff in this action will apply to t Court for the relief demanded in the complaii Dated July lGth, A. D. 1887MUNRO & MUNKO, rinintilfs At'y! To Thomas K. McGraw, Defendant; iou win iaao nouco iinn tlie complaint this action, together with tho Summon*, which the foregoing in a copy?was filed in t office of the Cleric of tho Court of Comm Pleas at Union South Carolina, on tho Kith d July, A. D. 1887. MUNRO & MUNRO. Plalntitf s At'ys. July 20 29 CI TleGeorgiaSclioi OF LANGUAGE, SCIENCE AND ART. ONE of the best Business and Normal Sulio South, and only one haying a eepnri Female Department, offers a select, uueec rian, Christian home to young men and you ladies, providing Tuition and Board, includi Washing, Fuel, Lights, etc., for only $12 ] month each ! Penmanship, Dook-keepii Shorthand Type-writing and Music thorougl taught. Full Business, Normal, Collegii and Irregular courses of study. Superi Preparatory Department. Healttifulness t surpassed. Over 200 students past year. It year begins in Sept. Early application necessary to secure a plaoe. For cataloj address at onoe, TERRELL E. SIMMONS, Pres't, Nororors, Ga July 15 27 8 DUE WEST FERlALE ICOLLEG Due West, Abbeville County, S. C. - ? ? Twonty-Sevonth Yoai*. OPENS FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBI Frst-class teachers. Course thorou aad standard high. Rooms comfortably ft nlshed. Special attention given to Mui Art department an attraction. Pupils made feet at home. Moral tone of the sohool got Board and regular tuition, including Lat $106 for the year. For Catalogue, giving full particulars, apj to the Principal?, Mas. I,. M. BONNER, II. F. BONNER. July 16 517 Ct Racket. cordial invitation to all, but this is not by any not only extended to the whito but also to the U every person about it. t is not complcto in any Department in my ?s of London, England, and also at A. T Stowitock of Dry Goods of over $10,000,000, and r was a day that over 200 persons did not leave was not to bo fouud iu that itnmenoo buildno before the people charged with selling ind Auotion Goods, but the tribunal of Merihants sitting on my case let mo off with very uy from the large fino long timo housos in facturers, and must not again visit tho Auction to tbo Great City on Manhattan Island and I was compelled to visit tbo great TV ROOMS crrible I commenced to buy, and I can say lave bought not only tho largest but by far JK OF DRY GOODS I herewith issuo an opcu challenge to any as many New and Fashionablo Goods as I cso in another it is to fool tho public by advertising ouse in the world can accomplish. Now I will sec how they will compare with my neighu understand, at 1 1-2 2, 3, 4, 5c. per yard, ptian Oriental and Spinish Laces at 5, 7} Egyptian and Oriental Laces for wastes and i and Oriental Laces for Fronts and Flounces i burg Embroidery for Waist and Yoko and ( of the Auction Room, I found some Lawns at f Fancy White Robes at 81.75 2.00, 3.00 | i. Ruhiod a largo pile of Woolens, I found a scooped them in at 40 cents on tho $100. nd rtinnna nf T.?%? % V-!- ??- 1 r...vw v.. uonu auu IIIIIUSUUK, anu { tow on my couoter at 4c, 5, G J 8, 10, 12 and lit tho Auction Rooms, and I can truthfully my life. I havo about 500 Odd Coats, 300 i selling 50c on tho dollar, of what they cost ig to Saturday night, and wo ohargo nothing lildrcn at the same price, so you can sco for } truth, aud that will settle it. 100 lor It; Pins 3 papers for 5c; Hairpins, ; Gents J Hose, 2 pair for 5c; Laco Collars, 5, ccs by the yard 1 i, 2, 3, 4, 5, worth 5, 8, 10, , 25 and 35c, worth four tiinos tho* price; tall articles as low in proportion. 1 havo Calico .00; Noodles, 3 papers lor 5c. loops, Gloves aud Stocking, Hats and Caps, idow Curtains, and lots of stuff too uumcrous .he price asked elsewhere; and I herewith ofTer buy as many goods for $22.50 as 1 can sell may uot bo auything spocially relating to this Stato, ami 1 am iuvariably at home when .called tol of the best cotton or a yard of the best calico uot satisfied with this advertisement, 1 am; why I will writo thorn another. 1 also soil achiuo, LSo Mot With it Hmlio oil tlio ruor At LYNN'S AND CHAMPION OP LOWSPKICES. 21 lJan. 1 GO TO THE UNION TIMES * J * JOB t0 J5 * in, F I PRINTING0FF1ICE, ire J" ?FOR YOUR? lie ?? NOTE HEADS, LETTER HEADS, ? BUSINESS CARDS, he on LAWYERS' BRIEFS. ay And all othor kinds of Job Printing at ? SPARTANBUKG or COLUMBIA PRICES. I _____ II Good Work and Good IHu tevlnl ulwnyt* U?otl. ALL WORK PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ols ale '*g .sex- TERMS, INVARIABLY, % * C. O. D. R. M. STOKES, Proprietor. or | ? VtV? House and Lot For Sale. is (ua rTUIE Rectorngo house and lot opposite the JL Episcopal Church is offered for sale at a very reasonable price. > The house has six rooms, and at very trifling t cost for a few repairs, could bo made as convenient and comfortable as any house ia town. E, A OOOO WELL OF WATER. The lot is a large one, with a rioh garden spot and an orchard of eboiee fruit on it. The I>remimom art in a pleasant neighborbood and at convenient dislanoe from (he business part of town. For prico, lerms, &o., apply to J. K. YODNO, or Bb A. H. 8TOKE8. JJ* April 8. M. ... ?f DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., in, ' , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR >ly No. 3 UawRange, Union, 3. C* Will practioe in 8tate and Federal Courts GRANDC Spring And Si We hmjaii received ud opened np no* public that oar etoek b oomplete in nil be da j DRKS0 4 In oar dross good* department yoa will flm Nunsveiling, Buntings, Diagonela and Albitr plain and figared. WHITE Wo would oallspeoial attention to onr atoel remember that WE STAND HEAD. W at our Parasols, thej are beantifal. SHOES, CLOTH! In ahoea of course it ie understood that we oountrj, at the VERY LOWEST PRI< CLOTHING ! which J OUR line of Gent* H Millinery 1 ~ OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ii! tho NEW STYLES end NOVELTIES in 1 description. The department is managed by Minn TJ1 right ap with the latest styles and who ie note Call and examine oar Stook and be oonti Dry Goods Line. Oar price* this aeaeoa are Lho hard times. Very Reapeotfc G Aug. '20. ! NEW GROC] We are reoeiving a NEW i titi n nt* * (HEMi lit WHICH WE PRC AT REASON A] "" " " OUR STOCK ( BACON, LARD, FLOUR, SUGAR AND CC CANS A*d *\U FAMILY G1 GItc um a Cnll and I i )? J. T . IIill * C*.'eld buildii JJEADftU roi Cotton Gins, Feeders and Presses, Cane Mills Rubber and Le and Mack and as usual a full and c H A R D 1 with prices on same guaranteed. With acknowledgments of past ] a continuance of the same, I am w W. <* I FOSTER & New Sprii AI C 0 M I ] CALL AND I I i )PENING -or immer Goods. i of oer Spriog goods, sadjoaost mj to lb# pertinents. ?OOD8. I ?U lbs bow things in*Worsteds, Csshssors, oss, also'in.Ginghams, Dress*Linens, both GOODS. i of White Goods, sod Notions in this lioe, bile in Ibis Department don't forget to look NG, HATS &C., i carry one of the best linesjin the ap7BS. hare jest reoeired s nice lioe of eiotbing is ell right in stjies, qoalitj and prioes. w w oumpioie. r or OIMATV UUUWJ Ve are headquarter!. Millinery ! BOOMING- Tho ladies will find all data, Bonneta and Trimmings of erery lie Funek. Of Baltimore, Md., who ia d for ber good taate in Trimming, &e. inood that wo are headquarters in the lower than erer to meet the demaoda of illy, fEAHAM Sc SPARKS CHEAP CASH 8TORE 53 t SET STORE. ind COMPLETE StoolTof 10CEBIES, POSE TO SELL 9 L E PRICES. CONSISTS OF ftFFEE, : .7 ' J K-n (innn. kinds of ; iOCERIES. See for Youmelron, L S. STOKES &C0 ARTERg El Condensers, and Cotton and Evaporators, ather Belting ine Oil, omplete line of general iV A RE, patronage and striving to merit ith respect, . D. Bewley. WILKINS' lg Goods IN. REE THEM^R fu.. Harfess Shop. Haring secured the ?crrices of a first class workman , u. J. Kimurbi.l, I hare added to my already well established Wagon and Buggy business, a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS SHOP, n uuc x Bill Bivr?j8 prepared to make harness, both buggy and wagon, and saddles in the very best manner. I do all kinds ol REPAIRING, and warrant every stich of the work done in my shop. Call and examino our work and get prices to suit the hard times, before purchasing. I am still selling the fENNESSEE (JAGONS and have reduced prices to rock bott< m All in need of a good vehicle or a first class set of harness, cheap, will do wel to call on JOHN RODGER. Deo. 19 DO lj. MMs! MM! Our new stock for the S PR ING AND SUMMER trade is now coming in. Selections bavo been mado to meet the popular demaoda, and prices to rnoet the HAJRD TIMES. Purchasers are invited to coiuc in and take a look at them. RICE & McLURE. April 8 14 tf IN8URE YOUR PROPERTY, WE ARE AGENTS FOR TIIE FOLLOWING strong and reliable Insurance Companies: INSURANCE COMPANY of Norlh Aoetidi HARTFORD Insurance Company. GEORGIA HOME Insu ranct Company. SPRINGFIELD fire and Marine Insurance Company. WESTERN Insurance Company of Toronto, Canada. SUN MUTUAL Insurance Company. If you want eonnd insurance give aa a call. GOSS A STOKES, Agents. B. W. TINSLEY.I WATCHMAKER AND. JEWELEIl MAIN STREET, UNION, 8. C. SPECTACLES AND EYEULAi^KS A SPECIALTY. ? ? t SPECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED AT ART TIM FOR FINE GOLD WATCI1ES, DIAMOND RINGS, PINS, EAR DROPS, ETC. BEST GOODS, LOWEST PRICES, i April 10 14 9m. REMOVED. ?THE? UNION MARBLE.and (IRAMTE WORKH, HAS mosed from Mr. W.l A.* Nicholson'a*old tsnd up in front of W. T. Graham's store. LARGE STOCK ON HANI), which will be sold at prices to suit the times. If jrou have not got time to call at mj office, let me knew, and I will at once send my agent. Ma. J. Laos BurLU, to see you, with a[)large lot of designs. GEORGE GEDDESDon't forget, the marble|yard hus^moved up Town. April 1. 13.; tf. f f \ V V c*n lire at home and make more money y 111 I at work for ua, then at anything rise la 1111 thin world. Capital not needed; you are * V started free. Both sexes: all ages. Anyone een do the work. Large earnings lure from flnt start. Cuetly outflt and terms free. Bat M-r not drlay. Coat rou not bins to actnl im your aridrr-M and god out; if you are wUo you will do Tao at MK? II. Maujcrr* Co., Portland, Maine. , DaeS.. 48 ~ LUMBER AND SHINGLEST 1 WILL furnish a limited amount of Lumbe, and Shingles during this year, for t'A8H at reasonable prints. M. CUAPIN w ? Teak, 8. C. i Jaa 14 2 If.