Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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op yr- poses and ua^ni^^^H^he mooopo ties and trusts, and^^Pmholy cause al good nieo with it Qsd speed and aid it. Ii U to the direct interest of STery oltisen e: Iks. land, remarks the Warranton, N. 0. fflti GattUt, that these monsters be crushed S* They are vampires that are sucking tht b' substance of the multitudes for the enriohr3F' meat el the very few; they are making the 6 many groan that tbey may laugh; Take P tho sugar Iruat for ioetance. A few rich hare put their money together and PJJ^^|^boo|,ht up^all tho smaller rsfioeriee. eat of employmoat haaAada of workme^ Then 1bej proceoded to n?Mhrir . on their prodnot, -knowing power of thslrjmoney, thoy~6ad stifled ell eogipeti ioa. - -The resoU is that to-day, sugar, which could and would be sold for six csnts in srery household, is selling al tea eents, and the sugar trust has mads oul of the people in twelvo months fifteen millions of dollars mors than its legitimate profits. This It an outrage, an iniquity * not to b# borne. Boar in mind that the high price of sugar is not duo to a soaroity f- of that article, but solely to the arbitrary oooduot of the Trust. And, as with sugar, ^ Ml |l { with Atknw nwlUlaw ?* --is ? ^ ? ? v?v? aiuvico VI UOVWBU/. Comp?UiioQ in trade is right mod proper. It U a law of trade that prioea rise mod fall w aeeordiog to the eupply and demand. When, howevei, men combine to force up the prioea of artiolee of necessity, either by > oreatlog a real or fiotitioua scarcity, or by arbitrarily fixing an unreasonable price, they are robbers of the people and are pubrlio enemiea, and should be ao treated. This, jn f ,nnilBr?tt i'. ia the way the Allianoe proposes to treat them, and we say amen. Even tboee who are net in the Alliance oan join in this battle?the battle of the people against the money power usually used and abused. The fight is on ; there oan be no drawn battle; the vlotory must boa complete one. And oan the issue be doubtful 1 The people may bo defeated for awhile, but their vlotory is none the less assured, for right is mighty, and must and will finally prevail. * ~ La son, hot Look?The desire to amass a fiurtune at a single swoop la oooamon in the homo. The prinoipal idea is the saine, . ^Plther it be to realise millions by a corner ia the market by a stroke of business, or drawing the oapital prise in a lottery: that is, to get something for nothing, or a fortuae without work. The evil genius whs presides over suoh a man's destiny is the indolent good Luck. The votaries of Luok are listless, and wait for something to turn up. They lie in bed wishing a favorite Deity would send them news ef a legacy. They Whine about hard times, bad luok, and are . .iitlin?w an.) mnaaaa r Tht devotees of Labor, po?eased of k??D eyesaedstrong will, propose to turn up something. The/ ire up early and late, and by their own efforts lay up a oompetenoy. They whistle and sing, and go about their dutios chjgrfully. I^e difference between the two devotees Is this: The sone of Luok are satisfied to exist if somebody else will oeme aleog and thrust riches and honor upon them; while the sens of Ltbor are not oonteat exoept they can prove their right to Manhood by the exercise of all the rights, duties and prerogatives that belong to it. Make your own luok with your own labor. De not ape the Jackdaw and sport borrowed plumage. Aot for yourself and be a man in all that appertains to that high title. Discard look from your vooabulary.?Southern Cultivator. Tht Fust Bali.?New York, Aug. 2.? The first bale of the new orop of Georgis cotton received in this oity, was sold at publie auction to-day from the f.-ent steps ol the Cotton Exohange, and realised 12 cenli a tuinnil w r Tribute of Beapeat. d. b. bdob. At * meeting of Mt. Tabor Church Sea ion, on July 7th., ? oommittee appointed to draft appropriate reaolutiona in memory ol our departed brether, D. B. Edge, reported the following, which was adopted : Whereat, God :n Hie providenoe has removed from na our beloved brother, and wc bow in aubmiaaion to His wT as one whc doeth all thinga well. Mr. Edge was about 40 years of age. H< departed this lire July 4th, 1889. He had been a member of the Presbyterian Churoh for 16 years, and we truat he ia now witb those who rest from tfcoir 'abora "at th? s .fight band of the Father." Reeolvtd, That a blrnk page in onr sossicn book be inseribed to the memory of our deoeased brother. Retoleed, That theso resolutions be published la the Union Times, and that a eopj of the asms be sent to the bereaved fam'fy W. T. Bald wis, t p. ... J. H. 8avaos. } ? List of Lottsrs RcaaV \y :n the Post office at Union, foi the week ending Aug 7, 1880. John Cleveland. IHamilet Glenn. JalTXliflt. J. P. Moore. K?rt Pair. | Persons calling for the above letters wil please say If advertised and will be require* to pay one cent. J. C. HUN1ER, P. M. Masonio Notloe. TUB regular communication of U iloi Lodge. No. 76. A.-. P.-. M.\ will b< held this (F.iday) evening at 8 o'olaok. A ponetual attendance of the members ii requested, as business of importance will b transacted, and the If. If; degree oonforrsd By order of VI. M., W. W. HUGHES, Aog. 9, 1889. Bect'y. Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. B. O. Wllburn, D. N. Wilbarn, Maria Bishop Plaintiffs, against John Wilburn, EHu Dodd, Arrie Grefer end Bertie Gregory, Defendants. Summons for Relief?Complaint Served. - To the Defendants above named: ?rOU ere hereby summoned and require* , to answer the eomplaintin this aotiou whioh a oopy is herewith served upoi you, and to serve a copy of yonr answer t< the said oomptalnt on the subscribers a their ofiee, Ne 2. Law Range, Union, Sontl Carolina, within twenty days after tbe ser vise hereof, exelosive of the day ef sue! service; and if you fail to answer the oom v. plaint within the time aforesaid, the plain Of in this action will apply to the Cour M Ik* raltaf duutDdtd Id the oompWiot. 3fiS MUNBOAMUNRO, . %. * ?. Plaintiffs Attorneys. L Dated July 15, A. D. 1889. ) J. rt M0KI8SICK, \ nui. v Clerk of Court. Te the defendants, John Wliburn am , Kit* Dodd : Take notice. That the Com *, plaint la this action was 111*1 la tbc o!fie of tbc Cicrk of the Court at Unlcu, in tb County of Union, end Slate of South Care lias, en the fifteenth day of July eighteen hundred and elghty.ntre. MUNRO k MUNRO, Pla'ot'ffs Attorneys. August 6th, 1880. - "wUU^^^^^^^^CoUege. I szssio.n opxns skitemuer 10th, 1889. ' TjlOR catalogue of WiUiamston Female JD College, a live, thorough, progressive, ' prosperous, obeap. up-country eohool for fount ladles, address Hoe. 8. Lander, resident. Wllliamstoo, S. C. He merits widely known. 166 pupile lasjyear. More 1 expected next. | July 19 8t. ! Wurman university, * J OREENYILLE, 8. C. I Willi K next session will begin September X 26t!i. 1889. Thorough instruction given in Latiu, Greek, Matlioma.ics, Physics, ? Chemistry and Natural History, Mineralogy and Geology, Me:aphysics, ?ngiish, French and Germau. For Catalogue apply to Prof. H. T. Cook, or C. MANLY, D. D., President. Aug 2 31 4t Now Is the Time! WE are prepared to sell the fellowing Gins, Condousers and Feeders, viz 1 W1N811IP, PRATT. MAGNOLIA, BROWN, IIALL. Parties drsiring repairs on old Gins 1 should seme in at onoe. Call and see us. Terms accommodation. FARR& THOMSON, Agents. Aug 2 31 4t. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court Common Pleas, Margaret J. Whisonant, Plaintiff, again*! John R. MoCullook, Aliea L. White, Millie T. MeCulloek, Marj MoCullook, Keenan L. MoCullook, Q. W. McKonn, Sarah Service, M. N. Servioe, Martha Maeomaon, George McKown and Ora Pooler, Defendant*. Summons for Relief?Complaint not 8erved. To the Defendant* in thit action : YOU are hereby anmmoned and required to answer the complaint in this notion, a copy of wbieh is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Plena for sail County, and to sore* a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his affloe, at Union, 8. C , within twenty days after the servioe hereof, exclusive of the t'.iy of auoh iervioc ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this notion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the oomplaiot. 1). A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorney. To Ora Peeler: Take notice, that the summons (of which the foregoing in a oopy) and the complaint herein, were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Conrt of Common Pleas for Union County on the 12?h day of June, 1889. D. A. TOWNSEND. Plaintiffs Attorney. Aug 2 81 6t A UAFITAL "Q," ; AT CULF'S SPRING, AUGUST 15, 1889, I INTEND giving one of the best, pleasantest and moat elegantly managed Ilarbe cues ever gotten up in Union County, r AT CULP'8 SPRING, ONE Mil & FROM I UNION C. H., ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, > That experienoed Barbecue Cook Mr. W. ' M. G&llman, will superintend the cooking. so there wiii bo no failure there ; and the > county haa been sooured for the be3t meats. 1 Stirring appeals will be made by Gen. 1 Appetite and Esquire Gourmet, ?o all who 1 lore good eating, to buy tickctf. tart partake 1 of the dinner prepared by JOHN Li. SARTOR. 1 July 20 30 tti FIDE LIT Y | LOAN and TRUST CO. ? or ? SPARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAll) IN, . $3,000.00 r orricns. President, George CoSe'.dTreasurer, - - W. S. Burnett. Attorney, - J. B. Cleveland. * DIRBCTOBS. I Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. Nioholls. D. & Converse. I W. E. Burnett, a T. C. Dnnean. I George Cofield. Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of four per cent, per annum, and added to . accounts semi-annually. 1 July 19 20 ly ; ATTEI IS CALLED TO THE F THE L MOST CC Stock of Plantation Hi r are Sel , LOW AS Ti ; plows, i plow stocks, ! chains, ! axes, I JflUtttJ, MATTOCKS, We are Agents tor th 1 Best in th FOS' JM 4 4 Forces me to confess the fact that I have succeeded in business, and . P this necessa: i'y forces another con- ^ fession, that this success has been ^ attained through the liberal sup- ^ port extended me by the good Q people of Union County, and for ^ which I assure my friends I am ^ truly grateful. YOUR For Sale.?One 7-Horse Power Up- , right Engine end Boiler. ' T. M. LITTLEJOHN, | Star Fabm, 8. C. Aug 2 31 3t SPECIAL NOTICE T O ROAD OVERSEERS. OFFICE COUNTY COMM18SIONER8, \ Uniow Couhtt. / THE frequent complaints mado to us lately of the bad oondition of the roads in all parts of the county, demand our prompt attention, and we hereby perernp* torily notify all Road Overseers in Union County, to call out the hands in their several seotions at once, and put the roads in the beet possible oondition, by the 1st day of September next. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, > That you work the bad psrts of the road, 1 first, and make them safe and passable < immediately. J GOOD ROAD WORK DEMANDED. We have determined to have better and < more permanent read work hereafter, and hereby give notioo to all Overseers that, in the conscientious disoharge of our duty, we will not tolerate any shabby road working, j but in everv * in whnrn annh Irtn.l ' is done, we ehell bare you reported for < indictment. , The roads must be drainel, and raised in (he middle, and properlj graded. , Take Notice! We moan exaotly what we say, and intend, ae far as lies in eur power : to have better roads. Chas. Bolt, W. M. OALLMAN, Clerk. Ch'n B. 0. C.. U. C. Aug 2 31 6t 1 JJ.POSEY&BRO., DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, r A 1 IN T BAUSH?Si CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS; and LAMP GOODS\ CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS for Modioinal use. Careful and courteous attention to eaoh customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. Wo select our goads with greatest oare, buy them as lew as tbey oau be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prioes. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. JTIOJN ACT THAT WE HAVE ARGEST MPLETE 1 irdware, in Union, and ling as re intro- li ijj uu vvuui . BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, HOES, RAKES, { SHOVELS and SPADES, < NAILS, Ac., Ac. j a 0 Buck-Thorn Fencing. e World. FER, WILKtNS * OOi 1 If YEA I feel that 1 amp eren bettoi jrcpared to serve y<m iq! the future rould call your %ttentien to the ?llowing specialties > without comlent, and would simply ask you *. \ o inspect my goods and price* before uying elsewhere. S. WITH R SWEEPING SI ,5 ! THE ROOKORUSHUl PR1 FLTHS'S MY Our principle of making the first able goods has commenced. There made of this magnificent stock t? r< gire us the cold shoulder, so vrc ma! giving them the biggest kind of dis W e cannot wait until the end o other alternative. We challenge the town for variet; Fabrics, all going at fifty cents on t We will sell you goad White Lai for 3 cents, 25 cents Checked Mus Mustin for 12} cents, 15 cents Ch Straw Hats for 45 oents, 75 cents Straw Hats for 25 cents ; Hamburj ng and all-over Embroidery, all re< ford Seersuckers at 6} cents, 25 ce 10 cents; 10 cents Dress Goods cr |1 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 C )9 cents; Large Tarheel Towels, o ' Wo have too much goods and too trailing and gnashing of teeth inev We are closing out a full line of Rememtoe LEADER AND C May 27 -I ' . ' hs V y > Lipscomi r CLOTHING, GENU'S TURN GAFFNEY June 28 ICE CREiS Is Now Open i GARR ' ' Cir?-.T ' You oan get the nicest Cream, S Frui-Miz, (finger Ale, Glenn Sprinj Irinks of the season, served in the BA8E BA1 ias now begun, and I have a largo Score Books, etc., always on hand. STATIONERY. I havo just received the largest I o Union. Don't fail to call and es Books are down to rock bottom pi ihere. I receive daily all the latest novel igent for all tbcpopular papers an icription ai' pubtisnffojpfftcee. t\t wr i * vi rxariiwa at Sold on easy terms. Call on me ; j^mfeigra S-'' Leader in B Sept 21 :i3Bp:: ,-- *' >5 ;''>* 'KreS ' ' ' RS IX HARNESN. ' Hand-made and Machino Hnr' noas, dollars, Bridles, Saddles and Whips. 1 Corn Mills, Evaporators and ' Portable Furnaces. ESPECT, [JMMER SALE. | R GONE TO WORK ON OES. SACRIFICE AT GOODS PALACE. i and dcopcst cut in prices of seasonis no telling the sacrifice that will be Bduce it and raise money. The banks ko the sacrifice to our customers by counts for cash. f tho season to unload; we have no y and price of White Goods and White he dollar. vn for 4 cents, Good Figured Muslin lin for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked ccked Mnlin for 10 cents, Ac.' $1 Straw Ilats for 35 cents, 50 cents o; Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flouncluced to half jpricc; 12| cents Wcx nts unaincs, >YooI carded, reduced to ushed to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth Irochot Quilts worth $2, reduced to nlj 6 cents each. I little money, so we have to avoid the i table. Summer Goods at a sacrifice. ^-|0 These bargains arc only to ^1 j bo had at X>. C.FLYNTS'S HAMPION OF LOW TRICES. 12 tf 3 & r OLLESON, >HOES, MAIS, ISHING GOODS, CITY, S. C. 26 3in M SALOON 'or the Season at P T T ' C Hi A 1 O . ' daWater, Milk Shake, Lcmonado, g Water, and all tho nicest refreshing latest style. Li Li SEASON stock of Balls, Bats, Gloves; Masks, STATIONERY. Stock of fine Stationery ever brough .amine it, and my prices. rices, and I am bound to keep them Is, newspapers, and magazines. I am id magazines, and will tako your sub m ORGANS , or writ? for prices. G. P, GARRETT, ooks, Stationery and Fancy Goods. ?? v ~ unio; BUGGIES AND WAGONS. HARDWARE. STOVES AND TINWARE. .# \v Mr. Win. Harlan can be found here, and can repair your liar11 ess at abort notice. W. D. BE I DOWN! DOW THE PRICES A BIG BONANZA FO] Our Summer Stock Mu* gardless of WE now offer some wonderful bargains short time, as wc aro detcroiinod to Stock this Season, and in order to do that and job lot counters a greet many goods, w of profit. Among these we will offer you A'hite Lawns, Checked and Striped Nuins< ings, Laces, etc. Wc will sell good White SOME OF OUIt Wo will sell you 3 papers pins for 5c., Pocket Handkerchiefs for 5c , good Note 3 dozen for 25c., good Toilet Soap 3 cakes f good Figured Muslins 24 yards for 81, Stra' 25c., 75c. Hats for 50c., 81 llats for 75c., $ Hats almost at your own price. Dress G >o body. SHOES, CLOr Wo will offer some wonderful bargains 75c. and upward, all reduced. A lot of Mi low Cost. Clothiuu cheancr thau ever hnfn u I " MILLINERS Our Milliner has gono houie on a vaca remainder of the goods in this department HatB 15o, 25c. and upwards. PARASOLS.?Wo havo a lot of Par; coat, and somo below cost. We have a great many other goods whioh actually must be sold. Remember, that tho above prices meat Goods will Dot bo charged even for 30 days Come, everybody, and don't wait until say wo advertised goods that wc did not hai graham Scpt^ll 37 anotherTr] Beginning with this week, we arc ofte mcr goods, consisting of White and Col< Challies, Wool Dress Goods, etc. SPECIAL DRIVES] Shoes. Sfrnw ?in<1 J WAIU JL Viv x?aio. SPECIAL TO rX We wish to call the Ladies' attention FOXED GAITERS, which we arc no pair, worth three times that amount. \Y Straw Hats, which you can buy at your TO KEEP OFF THE J Just received, a full line of Umbrella Buggy Umbrellas cheaper than ever befo U mbrella for $2 Can you beat it ? COME AND We invite our friends and the public mind showing our goods, whether#you p LOWEST prices for CASH. on iUUlb U ? '' 1 NEW STORE NE" JUST REC Another lot of those ladies slippers ot A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 ai Tho prettiest -#2 25 Gent's Shoe, in b Another lot of Ladies Kid Button Sh< J - Ladies and Gent's Summer Undcrwct Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced to 1 All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 17^cfc? CALL A TT A DBV HJT JJLAXVXV X XU. April 19 Xfl \ \ ) TINWARE. Mr. Edward Voiselle, the Master orkman in the Tin Line, has his ;ad(|uartcrs here and will respond your needs in that Line. WLEY. N! DOWN! GO, GO, GO. El CASH BUYERS. st Be Cleared Out HeProfits. in Spring and Summer Goods for a make a cleau sweep of our Summer wo asc putting out oa our bargain hich wc are going to sell, regardless a big lot of While Goods, such as ooks, Hamburg Edgings and InscrtLawu* for 5o. per yard and upward. i BARGAINS. 1 Gros* Buttons fur 5c., a lot of 10c. pi ? ? ??P ? ? * ** x uu. jut (juir?5, jjoau i'e DCUS or 5c\, good phirtinn at 5c per yard, iv Hats 2*o. 5c. 10c. 15g. 20c. and to., in fiot wj w.ll ?cl! you a Straw d< an 1 Trimming! dinner thin auy rHING, &c. in Shoes. Indies Slippers 30c , 50o_ ?ns Low Quartered Shoo9 at and Ijo ro iu Union. { GOODS. ition, and wo proposo to sell out the cheaper than the ohoapest. Ladies asols that wo will closo out at actual just ns cheap as those mentioned, l STltlOTLY CASH to everybody. i at the above prices. these goods bavo been sold, and then re. ! & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STORE. if ^CTIOK ring special bargains in all Sum>red Lawns, Ca^cocs, (Jingbams, IN CLOTHING 'HE LADIES. to our Job Lot of CLOTII and w closing out for fifty cent3 per re still have a nice assortment of own price. SUN AND RAIN. ,s, in both Silk "and Gingham, ro. You can huy a good Buggy SEE US. to give us a call. We do not urchasc or not. All goods at the RICE & MCLURE. 3 tf 1 W GOODS!! E I Y E D . 50 cents, ad 50 cents. iuton, lacc and gaiter. 3CS, $1 00 ir, 25 cents up. .0 cents. , now 12*cts. T COHEN & BRO. At Col ton's old stand.