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.*>" J..'."11. OaffVtey City Halo and Fomala Bomina: Commenooment. Mn. Eniron.?You aro one of tho "o guard" of South Carolina Journalism. Oi who. iu your labors, dates back to tl heroic period of State editorship. When common county newspaper out At cost scar leas than $'2,500, and when a newspap< in its entirety, defore the days of pate ^' outsides and stereotyped matlei kept t "role" clicking in tho "sticks" of serei hands, aix days in the week; whei^^tf poeitiou" of "glue and H "roller" . and ^^^^^^thepressinat^^MgH^^Hjjj^H^P^ A FASHION ABLE FAD. OYitleul' scon lii nr BURT ARKOLD. Periwp. There's i ilnng style of talking in rognt nawa- only a f And we re hailed on the atroct with a boiateroua i!1'n,^8' -Kayi* Perhftu In a voice that grates hard on a sennlttvo oar though And id awfully rough aud unpleasant to hear; in J? l.iko a tough Ironi the slums tho society dude r.eiusa Froely uses expressions dcetdo-liy rudo, t) OlTc And oxcusos turns.dt after mannor mnatsad? mnlrin "O, hit's lltuglish, v' know, ban' ha fahdhonablo . , ted.* interoi When in England an aotross appears on tho w stage Bell?i With sumo now-fauglcd costumo that soon is this t tho rago , To America, also, tho faahioq makrs way, uer " Whoro 'tis guiukly adopted as strictly au /nil: , ' ?o< Aud onr Madamo ha CodiUli is out, llrstof all, ul On tho siroot in a costumo that's in ado for a , hall; thai In dofonse of her tasto, which is shockingly roaatf bail, Sho ?avn, "tllngllah, y' know, linn' ha fahshOQa able TOLLESOX, UhBP ^B^Wcity, nhilo quite avon "t0r9 Io Qaff^^^ rved aereral years as cleft kg ?aD' oAd ~ commonly well trained Yn th??? * Un" haemoss. Laier. Mr. so, a copartner with Mr. Wood. la 1884, Mr. Tollosoa began morchandising on l?ia own acoount. The successful BT management of bid extensive dry good?, millinery, and clothing house, won fur him* elf the appellation, "the John Wanamakcr of Qaffnoy City." Tho new firm of LIF8C0MB a TOLI.BSON, made up of two such young business men as we have dosoribed, is destined to control one of the most popular clothing houses in upper Carolina. g/g- ,__Thf building whinb they ha?e januead >i| ?ETrge brick store room 100 feet long, on the main business street. The arrangements in tho room are after the most tasty and convenient style. The departments for shoes have seats for cue* tomors ; the various kinds of clothing and furnishing goods are systematically olassN tied, so that tho different grades are arraogmtnt as to quality and prlees so thai ^ elerks and oustomers can have easy exoess to them. Tables stand the whole length In the middle of tho room, on whioh are piled ap coats, pants, vests, &o., &o., while shirts, eravats, collars, and all kinds of men's and boys' goods aro arranged on shelves on both Idee of the long room. A neat room has beeu prepared, and fitted op with scats, mirrors, Ac., for cnstomera to try on clothing. In a word, thia large olothing store la surpassed by few others, even in muoh larger cities. The proprietors, having capital, credit, and experience, are able to buy their goods from the largest manufacturers at the lowest possible prioes; whioh enables them to sell at such very popular prices. Tub m.vnaoino clebks.?As each of the proprietors is head of liis former store, it was necessary to employ trusty and ex* perienoed clerks to manage the business .of thia uew clothing house. The very men .. they wanted were at band? well tried young . business men?in Gaffnoy City. These two young gentlemen are Mr. T. H. Littlejohn, and Mr. M. A. McCraw. Customers who vteU this aitraetive and popular clothing bouse, WlH find theuo polite ant excellent > young men at their posts, where the host of goods at lowest prices can be purohased. * ? - ? - ? Ban awav in a Balloon.?Vienna, June 28.?Some time ago Adolph Water began advertising himself in Vienna as Sonor Jahw ' the great Souih Amerioan aeronaut." lie ?ut notices in all tho dailies and on all the lllboards that on Juno 2 ho would ascend to some fabulous height in a balloon and drop back to earth under a paraohute. About a week before tho date of the proposed ascension Sonor Jahw, alias Weter began to lite extraordinarily high; He bought great quantities of jewelry, laces and silks for his wife, and wines and flue eigars galore for himself. He ate at the best hotels and ordered olothes of the most fashionable tailors. He told the jeweller and the tailor and the droismaker and the liquor dealer Uiat he would settlo aooounts with them immediately after the ballun as* oentdon, from which he expected to realise ^nuoh money. With credulity oharaeterisyf German tradesmen they -X)?u?v?a mm, inoy soia mm an be wanted ou oredit and tried to soil him more. On June 1 Sooor Jabw invited tho city offiolaie of Vienna to obscrro his final rehearsal before the tbo exhibition. In the presenoe of the inayer and the oily couneil ho and aenora Jabw, r lias Freu Wever. and the paraohute ascended in a balloon, as high as a 100-foot rope, made fast to a tree ond the balloon ear, would allow. After bobbing about over the officiate heads of Vienna for a couple minutes, Senor Jabw cut the the rope that held him to Austrian soil and blew away. This ie the last Vienna and its oounoil and its tradesmen have seen of Sener Jabw. I Warranis were sworn out by his creditors for bis arrest on the afternoon of hie departure. Telegraphio instructions to detain him were sent out by tho Viennese I - ppllco to alt other Austrian oities. The chief I of detectives in St. Poelten replied that the I-?r.. . balloon had already passed Ihe city. From Idas come a similar report. Dispatcher from northeastern (owns announood event, uoily that the fugitive balloon was over the Bavarian boundary, where Austrian polieoinen and Austrian warrants wore pow rless. The bills of tho ore lulous Vienneee trades~ men against J ihw-Wever were a dead loss 'h.jlr boU>c>~>- 'i ho. aeronaut and bis " MBrlfo had smuggled out of Vienna all their ^Hielongiug* serosal days before their flight. The ofticers who neat to their apartmenle to attaoh tho articles they bad never paid for, fonnd there only bare floors and bora k Tna Nimdlk 1'ihtoi. at Prosprrity.?Prosparity, Juno 211.?Yesterday evening about j. n. ?#ro, a rornnan ot Stewart Butllvan^ec-ro, contractors working on the Columbia, Laurens and Newberry Railroad I in the town, ww shot by a negro man namod IL Ilil Bank*, orio of the hands. B ' The ball entered the body a Utile te the left of the medium line, In front, about the sixth rib, and ranged backward* erd down ward* and lodged near the left kidney. ~~1 RE5&- The shooting la perhaps the result of ft quarrel whieh teok place in Greenville ft |w good while siooo,' lit irttioh "Ilil" ftbused My. W#re considerably. s Tbe Georgia newspapers report that Tbm I' Wool folk, the Bibb ooanty gentleman who I . jBdofon Jed tbe sanctify ef his home by killing i.'- nine other members of his Attn Ujr wh j occupied It, , ranging In age V from Art year* old lo seventy, In hie i . Mil fttiu sigh* that if hs oouldfest a ohangs V of vonuo to CharlMton ho would ho sura of J 0Tqrt*yDtUa< *l J Of ?a i iifuae to raj who, and rumor ^^ at a drag net is about to land some spiralors high and drj. i ?n PnInin* oam. ik.i T.L. D T? ? UIIUVI oujro lllUi UVUU r. OCggS ? moro id'V* ,0 Pre*??^ his holding a com^ daring with the outside world. It is n* i,0) Dcggs had been assislin g mem?. . __,i tl?a,ie8?li tri*l commission, and > iiV. ronlfe1 ,hat ho had put a flea into 18 \ . i n'^re than one of the com mis. i8?but - r Attorney Longneoker re. t jkto his advertisement which intorest papers two days ago ask. r ^^of on anonymous letter iu lonial altar. ^mrcccn^ |rjaj jn ?amp 20 to it. or?1 ??^Klett*r raid that Dr. Cronin till auger as ^ tinner circle" in Camp 20. or an unmanljp^orteu to be tho names of vay some e>;f>rmed the .trial committee, >al oniui^drroally deorecd ti?e death of Cro. j bel British spy. The writer fjdd he 3 'lft' been a member of the oommitjVJKmt had withdrawn when he beoame yj^M^ed that tho Doctor's death was in 8tate's attorney, in his advertise^^fl^j:ated that if the writor would meet ?^ll ? V- 1? * vail "iiin iiu iu?? ue woulu os given protection. An answer was reoeived and said that the writer was willing to acoept the proposition to tell all. llo would meet the State's attorney at the time and place solected by the latter. Land Frauds in tub West.?St. Paul, June 27.?Last Saturday a real estate man named Stensgnard negotiated a loan of $4,500 with D. A. Jenney, of Harrisburg, Pa., giving as security a mortgage on a block of land valued at about $15,000, owned by a wealthy brewer of Milwaukeo named Uhlein. Stensgnard produood a deed showing that he had purobased the property of Uhlein for $12,000. It turned out that the deed was a forgery. Stensgnard protested that he purchased the prop onjr iruiu a man wnom no supposed was Uhle'n. In connection wiili this real estate fraud it is uow learned that this is only on* of a series of frauds, and that a gang of real eetate sharks and swindlers has long existed in this oity. Besides Steensgaard the polico in this city to-day arrested T. L. Draper, a local lawyer, Avery Chad wick, L. Partello, T. M. Cummings, Sidney Carvey and George Kingsley. E. A. Carlson was arrestod at Anoka on a telegraphic order from this city. A number of forged deeds and mortgages were found in their possession and others in their rooms at the time of arrest. Bonds were set at $1,500 for all but Stensgaard, but no bondsmen satisfactory to the Judgo could be found. Took orr ins Undkr Lir.?Eight years ago a cancer came on my lower lip. 1 had it cut out whilo it was yet small, and it hoaled up appeavently, but soon broke out again, and commenced eating very rapidly. It took off my under lip from one side to the other, and down the to my chin. I uau 1% iimmu ujr uurwng, ana gel bo weak, that 1 did not think that 1 could stand it much longer. After much suffering 1 discarded all other treatment, and began tak. fog Swifts Specific, and the oaooer soon began to heal, and in a short time it was comEletely healed and I was entirely well. It i now over three years sinoe I got well and there has been no sign of any return of the disease, i know it was oanoer, and I know it was only oured alone by 8. 8. S. E. Y. FaaaasD, Huston, La. 8. 8. 8. cured me of maligant sore throat and mouth, caused by impure bloed. The trouble extended down Jo my left lung, which was very sore. The dootors j recti#, od on me for - throe years without relief, when I loft them and took 8. 8. 8. Four buttles cured me. Bbn Riley. Meridiau, Miss. Treatise on Blood and 8kin Diseases mailed free. 5 Tas Eifirr Srxotro, Ce., Drawer S, Atlanta, Ga. Shovelled the Money Out.?Denver, June 26.?A daring robbery was committed at noon yesterday in l'elluride. While the cashier of the San Miguel Valley Bank, C. F. Painter, was alone in his private offioo counting up the day's business, three masked men entered with revolvers in their HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. I would respectfully inform the eltliena of Union that 1 am prepared to execute all kinds of House, Ornamental and Sign Painting, Graining, Varnishing, Papei Hanging, &o. HIUN PAINTING A SPECIALTY, Orders left at the Times Office will tx promptly attended to. F. C. WILLARD. April 10 16 tf DAVID JOHNSON, JR., ATTORNEY AT LAVf SPARTANBURG, 8. C. All business in the Courts for Unioi i County, if left with Mr. W. W. Johnson i No, 8, Law Range, Union C. H., will b > promptly attended to. June 14 94 tf l- "ONLY DREAMING." t Extracting teeth under Nitrous Oxld 1 Gas. J n. jr. smith, d. d. a. t Dental Ofloe at Dr. M. T. 8mith s res denoe. April 90 17 ' ly ~ Money to Loan. In rants of RSOO and upwards, be secured by first mortgage oa impron farm lands. Apply |q Ik A. TOWN8END, Attorney, Vales, B. C. 1 May 41 ? tf bands. The leader at once demanded that all the each be turned over to them. Being alone and unarmed, the frightened cvhier el lowed one of the gang to enter behind the oounter and, with thie aid of a to/ shovel, fill his bag with all in sight. Having seoured the mono/, the party made their way to the sirect, where they remounted J .1 i-J mountains. ~ An alarm was at once given. It was found that the robbers had taken $20,760. A telegram received here late ibis afternoon says the robbers are between Ibe Trout Lake and the big bend of the Belores River. Bosses are in hot pursuit.' Brand New Siamese Twins.?Indianapolis, Juno 28.?The Journal's Kokomo correspondent reports that on last Tuesday, twelve miles south of there, Mrs. Henry Jones had born to her twin girls inseparably connected at the hips and lower abdomen No vital organs are oonneoted, except the spinal oolumn, whieh is continuously connected from one end to the other. Each breathes and pulsates quite independently of the other, and both are porfeotly formed and have free use their limbs. The infants are apparently es hearty as any children of tbeir age. ?w You Mat nn too Modest?But you certainly are not afraid to ask for something to relieve yon of a torpid liver?of bad blood. You need it right now, and Calssya Tonio is the article. A leading phyaoiaa writes. RtDOKVlLLE, S. 0. Dear Sir: You will semi me two bottles of your Calisaya Tonio. The bottle you gave me has given satisfaction beyond my ezpeotation. * * Hoping you very great sucoess with your Tonic, I am very truly yours, W. B. Way, M. D. This standard preparation is sold by J. W. Poseys Bro. Ons pat on tiib Gallows.?Atlanta, June 26.?The Tom Wolfolk, who murdered nine of his family, has been oenvioted in the Superior Court of murder in tbo first degree. lie was sentenced to be hanged August 16 next. A motion for a new trie] wss entered. a Philadelphia, June 25.?Mrs. Whiteling who poisobed her husband end twe-chUUrei was hanged this morning In tho Jallyard. Wilkesbarre, Pa., Juno 25.?"Red-Notec Mike," who murdered Paymaater MoCluri and Stable Boss Hugh Flanagan In Octobei last, wss hanged here this morning. a o cmnvrvin O. SI, OAVIVXIOi A TTOHNB Y At LA W\ UNION, R. C. . Office in rear ?f tho Court Hons*. Col leotionH promptly Attended to. U t| |H^PBHM^nRr^oeUe*nd admonU 1 TBHSodistogular the kindred and ereditoi of the mid W. II. Qiat, deceased, that thi be end eppear before me, in the Court < Probate, te be held at Union iMurt floust South Carolina, on the 29th day of Julj 1889 after publioation hereof, at 11 o'oloel in the forenoon, to ahow cause, if any the hare, why the said administration ahoul< not be granted. Qiren under my hand thia 3d day o July, Anno Domini 1889. JAMES M. GEE, Probate Judge. Published on the 6th day of July, 1889 in the Union Times. July 6 27 2t The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Sophronia Whitmire, Plaintiff, against } ouuie ni. urn, mojreu U. nuiunln, Marj Wllburn, Thomas E. Davis, William A Nicholson, Defendanti. Summons for Belief?Complaint net Served To the Defendant? m thie action : YOU are hereby summoned and requlrec to answer the complaint in this action a copy of whioh is filed in the office of th< Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas fei said County, and to serve a cop/ of youi answer to the said complaint on the suh scriber at his offioo, at Union, S. C. within twenty days after the aervioe hereof, o* elusive of the day of such service ; and i you fail to answer the complaint within th< time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this actioi will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in the complaint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Mrs. Sallie M. Hill : Take notice that the Summons, of which the above is i copy, and also the Complaint was filed ii the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union Ctfunty, on 24th June, 1889. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. June 28 26 6t SAVE YOUR MONEY, BY BUYING PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS OHEMIOALS, PAINTS. OILS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, ETC., :FROH: J. I. fOSEY & BRO, Dfljll 6 S 1ST 8 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS' for Medicinal use. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Our floods have been bought LOW for CASH, and seieeted with the greatest care, and will be sold at the very lowest prices. J. W. POSEY & BRO. Maroh 2i 12 ly. SPRTNft TN WTTT.T. BT.OAM AT MRS. GRANT'S. I have juit received a'wslt Beleoted and complete aaeortment of Ladies and Misses HATS AND BONNETS. 4.1BO _ Flowers and Trimmings, Corsets and Bustles, whioh I will sell at the lowest prices. Cat and see me. The hats sad trimmings will speak for themselves. Yours Truly, MRS. JAS. GRANT. April 11 16 8t F. C, WILLARD, >b r / * . S CLOTHING, 1 SI f ' ^ A* GENTS PDRNI GAFFNEY June 28 2 ICE CREA1 /rI? Now Open fc i GARR] You can got the nicest Cream, Sot Frui-Miz, Ginger Alo, Glenn Spring drinks of the season, served in the li ; BASE BAL has now begun, and I have a large s Score Books, etc.,* always on hand. STATIONERY, ? I havo just received the largest St to Union. Don't fail to call and exai Books are down to rock bottom pric there. I receive daily all the latest novels, Agent for all the popular papers and scription at publisher's prices. PIANOS AN Sold on easy terms. Call on mo, o Leader in Hoc Sept 21 DO YOU WANT * WE can't give you that, bu will give you the beat bargains < Goods, Shoes, Hats and Clotliin loaded, over-crowded, overwhel Stock, purchased in New York, we offer it at CLEAN ' SWEI Nuns Veiling and Albatross i Check Muslin and Lawns sc Ginghams v ssnoey and flats sold at unear Clothing! well! we are almost OUR M ALWAYS THE BEST, . BUT THE A Y /r . r\iv ORDE] t \ i ' 1 ' IiEADUlULW CIh May 27 ! NEW GOODS! : Oar nevr Spring Stook is arrriving inapec^ i PRICES LO"V ' ' Oar Milliner, MISS FUNCK, is Ll # ,.?V. avW) nuui u wii ' LARGE ANE tine of Millinery wwlfe She will '* and win be pleased to see her many 1 will be able to sell them goods cheap Call and see us and get first choice Thanking tho people for thoir libe continuation of the same in the futur 3 GRAHA HOES, HATS, r d SHING GOODS, CITY, S. C. . !G 3ui VI SALOON >! the Season at STT'S. JaWatcr, Milk Shake, Lemonade, Water, and all tho nicest refreshing itost style. aT-j season tock of Balls, Bats, Gloves, Masks, STATIONERY. t ock of fine Stationery ever brough nino it, and my prices. es, and I am bound to keep them newspapers, and magazines. I am magazines, and will take your sub- J D ORGANS >r write for prices. G. P. GARRETT, >ks, Stationery and Fancy Goods. ^ I ly .. _ . J < i i - , 7 THE EARTHS"^ ( it for the next thirty da3rs we on earth, in all kinds of Dry ! g. Vfe are overstocked, overImcd with a beautiful Spring ^ and for the next thirty days 5P FIGURES. * ?old at money saving prices. Id at money reaching prices. thly'.low prices, giving away. OTTO mmm mmm AT PRICES NOT LOW LOWEST. SRNO YOUR as to O. O. FLYYY 'S i A 1MPI0N OF LOW PRICES. ? 21 tf NEW GOODS!! . ( . daily. J^The public is invited to i them. 7 FOB CASH now home from the Northern MarIA ViaB ViAll rrTif a ? COMPLETE have the Goods open in a few day a, riotids and the public generally, and er than ever. ) of the Goods. ral patronage in the past, we ask a M & SPARKS, CHJVA.P CASH STORE. *1 it r Horizontal reductions o Goods. Wc call special i White and Colored Lawn and Cottonades, "JOB T.OT" STRAW Latest styles and best q COST. Reduced prices on Clothii Call early and secure a G BI< March 29 new stor: ni just re A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 2 The prettiest ?2 25 Gent's Shoe, i Another lot of Ladies Kid Button Ladies and Gent's Summer Under Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced CALL HARRY ] April 10 I(J A T T E js [S CALLED TO THE F. THE L. r MOST CO Stock of Plantation He are Sel "LOW M TE 'LOWS, | ?LOW STOCKS, CHAINS, VXES, >ICKS, IATTOCKS, We are Agents lor th< Best in th FOS1 Jan 4 nor) wunuiil iillinr nnu prroc~ninm|fvu Mr tie bottom, wut him down us a fraud. %3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. It?*t In the world. Ex*mtn? hli S.OO GENUINE HAND HKWRD HIIOE. ll.OO UAND-8EWKD WELT KHOK. S.BO rftUCE AMU rAili'iEKo^ SHOE. ?.M EXTRA VALUE CALF HIIOE. ?3.95 WORKINOMAN'H SHOE. 2.0O and 91.15 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES All mad? In Confreae, Button and I.ace. W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE , HMt HktcriM. HCII Diyin. nni I?UU|I It Dot told by your dealer, write W. Is. OODOLA8. BROCKTON. MASS Examine W. L. Douglas' $2 Shoes for gentlemen and ladies. S.*M. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent, Union, S C. Jan 18 __3 f>m. SSA Solid Oold W(lel.riTIT1TI pIKSiSt XoMforSIOO. until lately. Ij IJ |j If rjoaaakx,,,,t wua > uw w.>rw. ti ii H 11 I JHS^bHu i'etferl linMkwptr. IVti.l 111111 'AnSfiffi ?xr??rnl, llrary Solid Gold KSi jSEMBfyr^i^^-A^lluniiDe Cew>. Uolh ladiee' *'"* **l,h w?rk> On? Person lunch lei kMHUF-,.; 5|r winy e?c?re one free, NMr tnreihrr with oar lar?e and ral-r.T^tncT. oable Una of Houaefcolil iMIIalBnnlryw) s?nu?l??. There nmpln, at >?2jrt!r??tr W'U at lha wafth, ara aaad _ Pr?D, and after yea kaaekana the*, la year home for S taonike nad abotra than, ta ekoee who aaay ka?e called, the* brc wit roar earn Thoee ?2gar^;fc^sroagiigwag AN END TO THE HORROR ? OF ? EXTRACTING TEETH, I *m prepared to extract Teeth without pain or dancer, by the use of Gas. I guarantee all of my work (o give satis otlou. L. fi. MKAUOft Hi 4 19 I n a'l kinds of Summer attention to our Stock of ?, Summer Dion Goods AND FELT HATS, uality, at NEW YORK ig and Shoes-. 1ENUINE bargain. " ^ ' CE & MCLURE. 13 tf __ ZW GOODS!! C E I Y E D . 5 and 50 cents. n button, lacc ami gaiter. Shoes, ?1 00 wear, 2a cents up. to 10 cents. AT M. COHEN & BRO. At Colton's old stand. JTION 7 A.CT THAT WE HAVE ARGEST x> MPLETE irdware, in Union, and ling as w Tnim^ Ljj juu rr uu i . BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, IIOES, RAKES, SHOVELS AND SPADES, NAILS) &c., &c; 3 Buck-Thorn Fencing, e World. rEK, WILKINS Jte CO. i tr UITV W rnaa.? 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