Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T / =j .. CorrtHQ , a/d Cubimo Pbaviubs.?I wish to say to Mr. Arthur G. Drown, of Huntington, Florida, and others, the proper Uoi to cut pour in* hay it when tho first pods turn yellow. Cut Vr. in the morning after the dew it off; toon ta wilted haul to stack. (My plan of stacking wta published lu Jlomt and Farm some three yoare ago.1 If loft longer they will K. sunburn, or the leaves will crumble in hand* ling. In stacking, they being perfectly green, wiU pack themselves, but packing BS5$. in stacking will do no harm. Each floor or tho stacks should bo filled up, to tho next floor so as to drain tho water off.' Properly handled, there will be no waste or any gS?*r " kind. Vines,- pods, leaves, eto., will bo just as green as when cut the next March. Nothing ?loot exoent the drvino out of tho o*n And although I am'not familiar with enaiUgo, jet I am oertaln it will not ?qoal peavine hay put up thia way. I know thay art rpperiur 10 tha best clover hay.andoan ba grown and saved for half the ooat par ton, and no Janger of rain, for in two hours aftar out, are raady to go in the stack. Never put in oooks or sun cure, you will loose onenaif the value. Jarr Wblbobn. MARRIED. ' MbNEACK?McNEACE. Married, on 4he 6th hist., at,tha summer residence of the bride's father, Mr. W. E. MoNeace. at Hendjrsonville, N. 0., by Rev. 8. A. Weber, Mr. T. M. MoNoaee to Miss Leila MoNeaee, all of Union County. OBITUARY. ] LEE.?Died, in Union County, 8. C.? f.- '. ' August 2d, 1889, of cancer, Miss Miriam ) ? Lea, aga 65 years. She was a great sufferer for nine years, but bora it all with a christian fortitude. In the churchyard at Bogansville wa laid bar body to rest, to await the trumpet's sound, when we espeot to meet her glorified spirit again. May Qod 1 aauotify this to all our good. - D. P. B. Llat of Lettsra Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for ^ the woek ending Aug lOtb, 1889. B. Brown Mr Alan, lUeradon Mrs. 8arab, Colmon Riehard, |Nllson llarcles, Drew Mr. T J, J Wiltshire Mr J W, rorsons calling lor the above letters will please say if advertised and will be required to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. For Sale. A FINE Franklin 11. Inmmui improved Cotton din. This Gin has all the modern improvements. For farther pa*tieulars apply to C. C. Culp or A. B. Stokes. 38-8t Money to Loan. Itt rants of$300 and upwards, to , BL be secured by first mortgage on improved farm lands. Apply to D. A. T0T/N8END, Attorney, Union, 8. C. May 81 22 tf Attention, Johnson Rifles. MEET at tho Armory next Tuesday evening, at 0 o'clock. There will be a plume drill and the contest for the best drilled Platoon. By order of Capt. Culp, * J. D. HUMPHRIES, Orderly Sergeant. FURMAN UNIVERTITYT GREENVILLE, S. C. mifV 1 - * ' # * . | iitu um cvsaiuu mil wgui ocpicuiucr JL 25th, 1889. Thorough instruction given in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Natural History, Mineralogy and Geology, Metaphysics, English, Pronch . and German. For Catalogue apply to Prof. H. T. Cook, or - ' ,* C. MANLY, D. D., President. Aug 2 81 4t Notice to Bridge BuildersOrncB or County Commissioners, \ Union County. / WILL BE LET TO THE LOWEST bidddor, on Saturday, the 31st day of August inst., the building of a bridge across Brown's Crook, about 200 yards above the McNe&ce Ford, five miles North of Union Court House. Specifications will be exhibited on day and place of the letting. Chas. Bolt, WM. M. GALLMAN, Clerk of Board. Ch'n. B. C. C. Aug 10 - 83 8t. Mortgage SaleBY virtuo of a power of aalo oontained in a mortgage, recorded in the oifioe of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, Book F., No. 6, pages 345, 810 and 847, given by P. A. Yarner, I will ell, on Salesdayin September, 1889, before Vtbe Court House, at Union, South Carolina, during the legal hours of Sale, all that KIsolation or traol of land, oontaining ono undred and twenty-throe acres, more or less, adjoining Fair Forest Creek, lands of tho Estate of Churchill tiibbs and J. M. Robinson, situated in Bogansville Township. TERMS?CASH. ULiBNn V. 1'KAK.K, Mortgage*. Aug 16 88 8t "important notice TO TBS MEMBERS or UNION DIVISION, NO. 23, BONS or TSMFSRANOB. TUB members of tbis Division are earnestly requested to meet at tbeir Hatl next Monday night, August 19, ae business of great importance will be transaated. Bro 8. 8. Stokes, baa a splendid report to make of the work dono at the meeting of the Grand Division, held at CaTterevill*, B. C., and all the members are requested to be present to hear it. Immediately after the transaction of tbe business tbore will be a watermelon feast, to whiob all of Ibo roombcrs ars cordially in* itsd. By ordsr of the Worthy Pstriaroh, w fi mnNTsi If V? VWA1 11. 8., />ro mk Important Speoial Meeting. Orric* or Couittt Commimio2ikh8, > Uatox Covhty, / > m?,' Uxiox, 8. C., Aug. 13, 1889. J fc ' "VTOTICE ia hereby given That a Special IT 'Meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for Union County will be held at .<*,< Union Court House, in the office of said County Commissioners, on Saturday, tho 14th day of September next, at ton o'clook A. M.? <ei the consideration of tlie expediency of changing the location of the highway loading from Rice's Bridge on Fair Forest Creek to Union Court House. The proposed highway is to run through lauds of E. A. Fruitt, lands belonging to the ' , heirs of "Wyche Goodln, lands of B. H. Kice, ' deceased, and lands of Dr. H.S. Beaty. r. All persona interested will be permitted to offer testimony at said meeting, for or against IE?: changing the location of said hiirhwav ^ Bjr order of the (VMiuiii<Hiouen?, > The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. B. Q. Wilburn, D. N. Wllbarn, Maria Bishop, Plaintiff*, againtt John Wilburn, Elisa Dodd, Arrle Gregory ad Bertie Gregory, Defendant*. Summons for Relief?Complaint Sorted. To the Defendant* above named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this aotion,' of wlrcha copy is herewith sorted upon yon, au l t > serte i copy of yonr answer to tho sal. complaint on the subscribers at their office, No 2. Law Range, Union, Sooth Carolina, within twenty days after the sortico hereof, ezclusite of the day of such sertiee; and if you fail to answer the com. plaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this aotion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. MUNRO & MUNRO, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Dated July 16, A. D. 1880. f 1 J. H. McKISSICK, I sb.vl V Clerk of Court. To the do'cndants, John Wilburn and Elisa Dodd : Take notice, That the Complaint in this action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court at Union, in the County of Union, and State of South Carolina, on the fifteenth day of July, eighteen hundred ana eighty-nine. MUNllO k MUNRO, riaiotiOs Attorneys. August 5th, 1889. Aug 9 82 Gt The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP UNION. In the Court Common Picas. Margaret J. Whisonant, Plaintiff, against John R. McCullock, Alice L. While, Millie T. McCullock, Mary McCullock, Keenan L. McCullock, G. W. McKown, Sarah Service, M. N. Servico, Martha Macom on, George McKown and Ora Poeler, Defendants. Summons for Relicf-^Complaint not Served. To the Defendants in this action : YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the oomplalnt in this aotion, a copy of whioh is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said County, and lo sorve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office, at Union, 8. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suo** lerv'.ee ; and if you fail to answer the ^mplaint within the lime aforesaid, the Plailtiff in this aotion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated June 12th, 1|89. d. Ia. townsend, ^TlaintilTa Attorney. j To Ora Peeler :t Take notice, that the summons (of whichNhe forogoing is a copy) and the oomplaint het^in, were filed in the offioe of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Union County on the 12th day of Juno, 1889. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. Aug 2 81 \.Ct Williamston Female College. session ofrnb september IOtu, 1889 . jjJ FOP. catalogue sf Wiliiametcs Feealll College, a live, thorough, progressive/! prosperoue, oheap, up-ciuntry sohool for] young ladies, address Bee. 8. Lander, President. VrniietoHloo, 8. C. Its merlla widely kno*n. 166 pupils last yoar. More expected next. July 10 29 8t. Now is the Time! WE are prepared to soil the following Gins, Condensers and Feeders, via WIN8HIP, PRATT. MAGNOLIA, BROWN, HALL. Parties desiring repairs on old Gins should come in at onoe. Call and see us. Terms accommodating. FARR & THOMSON, Agents. i Aug 2 31 4t. ~ FID ? LITY LOAN and TRUST CO. ? OF ? SPARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, ; $30,000.00 officers. President, George CofieldTreasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, - - J. B. Cleveland. DIXXCTOBS. Josenh Walker. I J. B. Cleveland W. 8. Manning. | Qeo. W. Nicholls. D. E. Converse. I W. E. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I Oeorge Coficld. Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of four per cent, per annum, and added to aoconnts semi-annually. July 19 20 1 y ATTEl IS GALLED TO THE F THE L MOST CC TYI rr oiuuft. ui riouiauuii m are Sel LOW A S T1 PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, AXES, PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents lor th Best in tt FOS Jan 4 . . yfx ^ ?-'.. .< m ISSjK'V 3ka>'^ ^ 'Vift --1 '" ,, -' vV .\ Wfc??????^X???? A Forces me to confess the fact that I have succeeded in business, and this necessarily forces another conV . fession, that this success has been attained through the liberal support cxtendod me by the good people of Union County, and for which I assure my friends I am truly grateful. YOIIF For Sale.?One 7-Horse Power Upright Engine end Boiler. T. M. LITTLEJOUN, 8tar Farm, 8. G. Aug 2 31 8t SPECIAL NOTICE to ROAD OVERSEERS. office county commissioners, \ Union Couhtt. / THE frequent complaints made to ne lately of the bad eondition of the roade in all parte of the oounty, demand oar prompt altontion, and we hereby peremptorily notify all Road Overseers in Union County, to oalt out the hands in their several sections at once, and put the roads in the best possible condition, by the 1st day of September next. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That you work the bad parts of the road, first, and make them safe and passable immediately. UUUU KUAD WORK DEMANDED. We have determined to have better and more permanent read work hereafter, and hereby giro notice to all Or tracers that, in the conscientious discharge of our duty, we wilt not tolerate any shabby road working, but in erery ease where suoh kind of work is done, we shall hare you reported for indictment. The roads must b? drainel, and raised in the middle, and properly graded. Take Notice ! We mean exactly what we say, and intend, as far as lies in our power to have better roads. Chas. Bolt, M. QALLMAN, Clerk. Ch'o B. 0. C.. U. C. Aug 2 81 fit J. W. POSEY & BM, DRUGGISTS. DEALERS IN PUR^i^IOINES, DRUGS OHEMIOAI^, TOILET ARTIcl^ES^ TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, &C, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS, CHANDALIERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS1 for Mediotnal use. Careful aud courteous attention to each customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL 110URS. . We select our goods with greatest care, buy them as low as they oan be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prioes. J. W. P08EY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. vfT IOlS ACT THAT WE HAVE ARGEST IMPLETE irdware, in Union, and lling as IE LOWEST: BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, HOES, BAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, fcT A TT PI A - a rmiLiB, AC., AC, e Buck-Thorn Fencing; to World, TEB, WILKIN^ A COi 1 if ; *ySa I feel that I aipi even bettei prepared to serve tfjrfjn the futun than I have- WB?w" past, ant would call yofr itvfcition to tin following Bpeciiaifcics < without comment, and would* sinply ask yot to inspect my goods and price:* before rs, WITH R sweeHngs 1 THIS BOOK ORUSHE: V PB1 TERRIBLE qB FLYHI'S DRY I \ Our principle, of making the first able goods has commenced. There made of this magnificent stock to r< give us the cold shoulder, so vre xnal giving them the biggest kind of dis We cannot wait until the end o other alternative. We challenge thutown for variety Fabrics, all going at fifty cents on t We will sell you good White Lav for 3 cents, 25 c*n|B Chocked Mus Mustin for 12| cents, 15 cents Ch Straw Hats for 45 (bents, 75 cents Straw Hats for 25 cents ; Hamburg ing and all-over Embroidery, all ret ford Seersuckers at 6J cents, 25 cei 10 cents; 10 cents'Dress Goods cr 31 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 C yy cents; Largo Tarheel Towels, 01 We have too muih goods and too wailing and gnaskhfg of teeth incv We are closing i ut a full line of Remtembe LEADER AND C! May 27 J?v'-. ' Lipscomi -V r t.s CLOTHING, kl GENTS JTJRN GAFFNEY Juue 28 ICE CREA IsJNow Open i GARR You can got the nicest Cream, 8 Frui-Miz, Ginger Ale, Glenn Spring drinks of the season, served in the BA8E2 BA1 has now begun, and I have a large Score Books, etc., always on hand. STATIONERY, I have just reocived the largest i to Union. Don't foil to call and ex Books are down to rock bottom pr there. I receive daily novel Agent for all the popular papers an scription at publish^'* prices. ~ PIANOS Ar dold on easy terms. Call on me. RS IN I Handmade find Machine Har1 aeas, Collars, Bridlos, Saddles and Whips. 1 Cane Mills, Evaporators and 5 Portable Furnaces. 'ESPECT, QMMER SALE. | R GONE TO WORK ON OES. A nrv "W TT-1 * ^ a m~m-% AtJKltlUE Ai GOODS FALACE. ; and deepest cut in prices of seasonis no telling the sacrifico that will be ?duce it and raise money. The banks fe the sacrifice to our customers by counts for cash. f the season to unload; we have no f and price of White Goods and White he dollar. ra for 4 cents, Good Figured Muslin lin for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked ecked Muslin for 10 cents, &c.; #1 Straw Hats for So cents, 50 cents r Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flouncluced to half price; 12J cents Wcxnts Challics, Wool carded, reduced to ushed to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth rochet Quilts worth 32, reduced to ily 5 cents each. littlo money, so wo have to avoid the itablc. Summer Goods at a sacrifice. These bargains arc only to /I j bo had at x>. HAMPION OF LOW PRICES. 12 tf r~- , . " ' 3 & rpLLESON, >HOES, HATS, [SB3NG GOODS, CITY, S. C. 26 3m ! M SALOON or the Season at ETT'S. k ] , " ] daWater, Milk Shako, Lemonade, 5 Water, and all the nicest refreshing . latest style. Lilli SEASOIV stock of Balls, Bats, Gloves, Masks, STATIONERY. 3took of fine Stationery ever brough amine it, and my prices. ices, and I am bound to keep them is. newsnahers. and m<urA.xinofl. T ?m d magazines, and will ??ke your subtfD ORGANS , or writo for prices. O. P, GARRETT, ooks, Stationery and Fancy Goods; iy i UNIO BUGOIBS AND WAGONS, HARDWARE, AND STOVES Mr. Wm. Harlan can bo louff#-' here, and can repair your Harness at short notice. * W. D. BI DOWN! DOV THE PRICES A BIG BONANZA F< Our Summer Stock M gardless o WE now offor Bomc wonderful bargai short timo, as we are determined Stock this Seasou, and in order to do th; and job lot counters a greet many goods, of profit. Among theso we will offer y? White Lawns, Checked and Striped Nai ings, Laces, cto. We will sell good Whi SOME OF OU] We will sell you 3 papers pins for 5c Pocket Ilaudkerohiof* for 5c, good Nc 3 dozen for 25c., good Toilet Soap 3 cake good Figured Muslins 24 yards for $1, St 25o., 75o. Ilats for 50c., SI Hats for 75c. Hats almost at your own price. Dress G body. SHOES, CLiC Wc will offer r.omc wonderful barga; 75c. and upward, all reduced. A lot of i low Cost. Clothing cheaper than ever b< MILLINER Our Milliner has gnoo homo on a vt remainder of tho goods in this departme: Hats 15c, 25o. and upwards. PARASOLS.?Wo have a lot of P cost, and some feeJo.w cost. ?? We hare a great many other good whioh actually must be sola. Remember, that the above prices m< Goods will not bj charged oven for 30 dt Como, everybody, and don't wait unt say wo advertised goods tbat wo did not 1 /N XX A i GKAHAI Septus 3" ANOTHER i TUjAnrNn- n ifir fiiii wfrV|HMhr"% " rncr goods, consisting of White and C< Challics, Wool Dress Goods, etc. SPECIAL DRIVES Shoes, Straw and Felt Ilats. SPECIAL TO ' We wish to call the Ladies' attentioi FOXED GAITERS, which we are i ^air, worth three times that amount. Straw Hats, which you can buy at yoi TO KEEP OFF THE Just received, a full lino of Umbre Buggy Umbrellas cheaper than ever b< Umbrella for $2 Can you beat it ? COME ANE We invite our friends and the publ aiind showing our goods, whether you LOWEST prices for CASH. March 29 NEWSTORI NE JUST RE( Another lot of those ladies slippers ' A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 Tho prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoe, in Another lot of Ladies Kid Button ? Ladies and Gent's Summer Underv Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced t< All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 17 CALL HARRY ? April 19 10 ?. I ,11111 ! M i TINWARE Mr. Edward Voiselle, the Master | Workman in the Tin Line, lias his headquarters hero aud will respond to your needs in that Line. > " CWLEY. ifN! DOWN! GO, GO, GO. DR CASH BUYERS. ust Be Cleared Out Re* f Profits. ins in Spriog and Summer Goods for a to make a clean sweep of our Summer it wo ase putting out on our bargain which we are going to sell, regardless )Q a big lot of White Goods, such ai> usooks, Hamburg Edgings nod Inserttc Lawns for 5c. per yard and upward. a BAROA.INS. ., 1 G^oim Buttons for So., a lot of iOo. to Paper r?c. per quire, Lead Pencils s for 5c., good shirting at 5c per yard, raw lints 24o. 5c. 10c. 15c. 20o. and , &o., in f?ct wj will sell you a Straw )ods and Trimmings c'irapjr thin any THING, &c. ns in Shoes. Ladies Slippers 30c., 50cMens Low Quartered Shoos at a*rd bo ifore in Union. Y GOODS. icatioD, and we propose to soil out the nt cheaper than tho cheapest. Ladies araflols that wo will olose out at aotual 1 if of f%m otinan I*'*"- ' ^ ^ " j?4?? u? vuwa^i uo luuec UJCUIIUUCU, ;an STRICTLY CASH to everybody. kys at the above prices. :il thoso goods havo been sold, aod then lave. K & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STORE, r it DEDUCTION. ffcring; special bargains in all Sumo!orccri)^rfl3^CaUco^ Ginghams, 5 IN CLOTHING' THE LADIES. i to our Job Lot of CLOTH and now closing out for fifty cents per "We still have a nice assortment of ir own price. SUN AND RAIN, Has, in both Silk and Gingham. ;forc. You can buy a good Buggy > SEE US. ic to give us a call. Wc do not purchase or not. All goods at the RICE & MCLURE. 13 tf Q! IW GOODS!! 3EIVED, ot 50 cents, and 50 cents: button, lace and gaiter. snoes, vu rear, 25 cents up. ) 10 cents. Jts, now 12Jets* AT 1. COHEN & BRO, At ColtOH's old stand. ,y