Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Qimn Got no Ahsau.?Qaffneys, Aug. 17.?The pnipiot for ? cotton factory at tilt* p'aco is now almost a certaioty, as only fa* thou And dollars mora ara neaaasary to insure sucoaaa. Our moaiad men are moving in concert now for the first time ciaoetne subieot baa been agitated. After a canvass of the town about $48,000 has bean raised and the remaining $7,000 It is thought can be sasly assured in the surrounding country This amount will secure the chatter for inoorporatlon, and the etodkholdars will proceed to organize at onoe and put the ball tn motion.?Cor. Greenville AVim. X>o Lot it Dnor.?Last Thursday was the Aunt aaw tlaas TL... n' ft J ? v b* "? / vu ?uo iurw v O iniiroiUj lOQ quite a ram of money was put is circulation. The marohanti arc bcgining to realise now what the building of tha road meant, and, like tba lion that geta tha toata of blood, are anxious for mora. They will "gat it every ' month now, and in inorcased quantities. Something is going to drop in a few days. John ton City (Tenn.) Comet. A IIkavt Dose for John L.?Purvis, Miss Aug. 17.?The Court this morning sentenced John L. Sullivan to twelve months imprisonment. Fitspatrick, tha referee, pleaded guilty and was fined two hundred dollars. A Scene or Horror in Nrw York.?New York, Asg. 10.?Fire broke out early this morning in the five-etery brown atone tenement house in Seventh avenure, while all the tenants, ahout sixty, were in bed. The flames spread so rapidly that before rescue arrive, thay oould escape, nine parsons loot their lives and two were injured. hist of Letters Remaining in the Ppstoffice at Union, for (he week ending Aug 24tb, 1889. Mr. T. W. Gibbs.. ^ MflM^^Wraons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised and will bo required to pay one cant. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Hauling I Hauling !! WANTED, bid* for hauling briok from J. H. Kodger A Co'# kiln to the site WJ of the Union Oil & Manufacturing Co. All bids to bo made by the thousand, and to be handod in before August 28tb, when contract will be awarded. J5. NICHOLON, It Seo'y. and Trees. furman^nTver&ity, GREENVILLE, S. C. THE next session will begin September 26th, 1889. Thorough instruction given in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Physics, Cnemistry and Natural History, Mineralogy and Geology, Metaphysics, English, French and German. For Catalogue apply to Prof. a. T. Cook, or C. MANLY. D. D., , President. Aug 2 31 4t_ A Basket Pionio FIR the Mess Meeting of the County Alliaee on the 4th of Sept. All the brethren and sisters of the Suballiances are oordially invited to couie, and bring with them baskets filled with the necessaries for an agricultural Picnic, and let us have a good social gathering of the Tillers of the Soil. Write your names on a card and attach it te your Baskets, table olothes, plates, &o. It will dtvelve upon the president of each sab-a'liance to appoint two brothers and two sisters to sot as a committee of man* ogers. By request, ROBBKT LITTLE, President U. C. T. A. Notice to Bridge Builders Orrioi or County Commissioners, 1 Union County. j BE LET 70 THE LOWEST VV biddder, on Saturday, the 81st day of August inst., the building of a bridge across Brown's Creek, about 200 yards above the McNeaoe Ford, five miles North of Union Court House. Specifications will be exhibited on day and place of the letting. Cuas. Bolt, WM. M. OALLMAN, Clerk of Board. Ch'n. B. C. C. Aug 10 33 8t. Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of a power of sale oontained in a mortgage, recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Union County, Book F., No. 6, pages 346, MO and 847, given by P. A. Varncr, I will ell, on Salesday in September, 1889, before the Court House, at Union, South Carolina, daring the legal hours of Sale, all that plantation or traot of land, containing one hundred *nd twenty-throe acres, more or less, adjoining Fair Forest Creek, lands of tbe Estate of Churcbill Uibbs and J. M. Robinson, situated in Bog&nsville Township. TERMS?CASH. GLENN D. PEAKE, A Mortgagee. W Aug 16 83 3t to iioaa uverseers! TOUR WORK TO BE RECEIVED. Orrics or Oouxty Commissioners,! Union Coontv. / WB hereby give notice that the Board of County Commissioners will cxamino the roads throughout tho county, between the 1st and the 10th day of September ; and we further give notice to Road Overseen that they will be -held to a strict account for any negleot of duty, and for all b^d work en the roads. Some oveneers already offer the excuse that the roads are too hard to work, but such excuse will not bs reoeived, for surely the roads have been soft enough the past two months, and Ovorseere should have taken'advantage of the favorable condition. We mean business, and we meen to have pood roads in Union County, If the lew will giye us ths power to have them put in good condition. ?y order of the B^&rd of County Commissioners. CUAS. BOLT, Clerk. Aug 28 84 8t_ i Important Speoial Meeting. OrrxcE ov Couxtv Commissioners, ^ ( Union County. i > Uniox, 8 C., Aug. 13, 1839. I NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for Union County will be held at Union Court House, in the ofBoe of said Cou*t?.Commissioners, on Saturday, the 14th d*y of September next, at ten o'clock A. M., for the consideration of the expediency of ohanging the location of the highway leading from Bice's Bridge on Fair Forest Creek, to Union Court House. The proposed highway is to run through land* of E. A. Fruitt, lands belonging to the heirs of Wycho Goodin, lands of 1). H. Rice, deceased, and lauds of Dr. H. S. Beaty. All persons Interested will be permitted to rifor testimony at said meeting,^ for or against y\V fifl N 'JLHo State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. B. Q. Wilburn, D. N. Wilburn, Marin Bishop, Plaintiff*, against John Wilburn, Klixa Dodd, Arrie Gregory and Bertie Gregory, Defendants. Simmons for Re'ief?Complaint Served. To the Dtfendanl* above named: YOU are hereby summoned and required : to answer (he oompleint in this action, of wh i b n copy is herewith served upon > you, an i to ?erve a copy of your answer (o the said tomplaiat on tho subscribers at ] their offioe, No 2. Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty days after tbo ser- ] vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such servioe; and if you fail to answer the com. t plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court \ for the relief demanded in the complaint. \rfTNun ?. UIIUDO a?* vr 41 W ** V 41 X\\Jf Plaintiffs Attorneys. Dated July lr>, A. D. 1889. f^) J. U. McKlSSICK, { seal V Clerk of Court. To the dofoudants, John Wilburn and Elixa Dodd : Take notice, That the Complaint in this action was filod in the office \ of the Clerk of the Court at Union, in the | County of Union, and State of South Carolina, on the fifteeath day of July, eighteen hundred and eighty.nine. MUNKO L MUNRO, Plaintiffs Attorneys. August 6th, 1889. Aug 9 32 Ot The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. * \ In the Court Common l'lcas, Margaret J. Whisonant, Plaintiff, against John R. McCullook, Alioo L. While, Millie ' T. McCullock, Mary MoCullock, Kcenan J L. McCullock, U. W. MoKown, Sarah ( Service, M. N. Service, Martha MacomI on, George McKown and Ora Peeler, DeftUdanU. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served. To the Defendants in this action : YOU are hereby summoned and required I to answer the complaint in this action, , a copy of which is tiled iu the oflioo of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to tho said complaint on tho sub- i soriber at his affice, at Union, S. C., within | tweuty days after tho service hereof, exclusive of the day of such iervicc ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the 1 time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action I w ill apply to the Court for the reliof de- j mended in the complaint. Dated June 12tht 1889. D, A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. i To Ora Peeler: Take notice, that the aummoDB (of which the foregoing is a copy) and the oomplaint herein, were filed in the ' office of the Clerk of the Court of Coinraon 1 Pleas for Union County on the 12th day of June, 1889. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. Aug 2 81 Ot Williamston Female College* SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 1C>TH, 1889 . j FIR catalogue of Williamston Female College, a lire, thorough, progressive, prosperous, cheap, up-ciuntry school for young ladies, address Rev. 8. Lander, President. Williamston, S. C. Its merits widely known. 165 pupils last year. More expected next. July 19 29 8t. Now is the Time! WE are prepared to sell the fallowing r. Uins, Condensers and Feeders, rii WIN8HIP, PRATT. MAGNOLIA, i BROWN, IIALL. 1 Parties desiring repairs on old Gins should come in at once. Call and see us. Terms accommodating. FARR& THOMSON, Agents. Aug 2 31 4t. FID ? LIT Y LOAN and TRUST CO. -or-' SPARTANBURG, 8. C. CAPITAL PAID IN, - $30,000.00 ( omens. President, - George CofieldTreasurer, - - W. E. Burnett. Attorney, - J. B. Cleveland. , DIRECTORS. Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland. W. 8. Manning. | Geo. W. Nicholls. D. ?. Converse. I W. ?. Burnett. T. C. Duncan. I George Cofield. | Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of 1 four per cent, per annum, and added to 1 accounts semi-annually. July 19 29 ly Tt t e 5 IS CALLED TO THE Fi THE Li MOST CO Stock of Plantation Ha are Sell LOW A S TH PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, A YUQ Ain.JU<k7) PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents lor the Best in the sru?j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 4 Fore 09 me to confess tho fact that I havo succeeded in business, and 1 this necessarily forces another conV fession, that this success has been ' l attained through the liberal sup- ^ port extended me by the good people of Union County, and for fc which I assure my friends I am ^ truly grateful. YOUR Money to Loan. 11 In suiuslof 03OO and upwards, to | bo seoured by first mortgage on improved farm lands. Apply to D. A. TOWNSEND, 1 Attorney, Union, 8. C. May 81 22 if SPECIAL NOTICE T O ROAD OVERSEERS. OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, 1 Union Couhtt. j THE frequent complaints modo to US lately of the bad oondltion of the roads in all parts of the county, demand our prompt attention, and wo hereby peremptorily notify all Road Overseers in Union | County, to oall out the hands in their I several sections at onee, and put tbo roads n the best possible condition, bj the 1st day 1 >f September next. 1 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, t That you work the bad psrts of the road, { irst, and make them sate and passable 'mmediately. ( GOOD ROAD WORK DEMANDED. We have determined to have better and ] norc permanent read work hereafter, and lereby give notice to ail Overseers that, in f he conscientious disoharge of our duty, we J will not tolerate any shabby road working, <> jut in every case whoro such kind of work <; s done, we shall have you reported for ndictaiont. < The roads must be drninol, and raised ^ n the middle, and properly graded. Take Notice! We mean exaotly what we ' lay, and intend, ns far as lies in our power v .0 have better roads. Chas. Bolt, W. M. GALLMAN, t Clerk. Ch'n B. C. C.. U. C. Aug 2 31 Ot J.W. POSEY & BBO., DRUG6I8TS. T\ P I T n n n t ?? v u n u b n o li* PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS * OHEMIOALS, rOILET ARTICLES, ' TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, READY MIXED PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, NJRPINTINE, PDTTY, WINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, | CIGARS AND TOBACCO, LAMPS; and LAMP GOQLS, CHANPAUERS, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS: for Medicinal use. i Jareful aud courteous attoutiou to each customer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL UOURS. We select our goods with greatest care, buy them as lew as they oan be bought for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prices. J. W. rQSEY k BRO. March 33 12 ly. ITIO JN LOT THAT WE HAVE IPrLUQT ??i r i> MPLETE u rdware, in Union,-and ing as E LOTOT; ? BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, IIOES, RAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, t] NAILS, &c., &c. i 84 i Buck-Thorn Fencing, W ' j WorldT ?ER, WILKI^rJ Ac CO| 1 if I ym I feel that I afll i.even better iroparod to servo you^jo^the future ban I have beiti ip|$0 past, uud rould <yiU ^eu^afrotioii to the ollowing specialties vritbotit com* lent, and would simply ask you o inspect my goods and price" before iuying elsewhere. i S, WITH R >. 1 SWEEPING SI THE ROOK CRUSHEI PRI< FLlWffl Our principle of making the first ible goods has commenced. There i nade of this pnagnificent stock to ret ;ive us the cold shoulder, so vrc mak< giving them the higgest kind of disc We cannot wait until the end of )tlier alternative. We challenge the town for variety fabrics, all going at fifty cents op tp We will sell you good Lawi or 3 cents, 25 centa Checked Musli dustin for 12} cents, 15 cents Che Straw Hats for 45 cents, 75 conts ! Straw Hats for 25 cents ; Hamburg ng and all-over Embroidery, all rcdi ord Seersuckers at 6} conts, 25 ccn tO conts; 10 cents Dress Goods cru II 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 Cr >9 cents; Largo Tarheel Towels, on We have too much goods and too 1 railing ana gnashing of teeth inovit We are olosing out a ftill lino of 5 Remembe LEADER AND CI3 May 27 A - W? ii?' Lipscome CLOTHING, S ' " B 8H3NTS FDRN1 GAFFNEY June 28 ? V , ICE CREA Is^IVow Open f< iiyyi: - r %*W3 jwu dn piar <i f *^opopr ; !i'g *oii r You can gef the nicest Cream, S ^rui-Miz, Ginger Ale, Glenn Spring rinks of the season, served in the! BASE BAI as now begun, and I bftYe a large f i90.ro Books, etc., always on hand. STATIONERY, I have just received tbo largest S > Union. Don't fail to call and exa Books are d >wn to rock bottom pri !???? , . f * I receive dailv all i^novels Lgettt for all tne popular papers and sription at publisher's prices, PIANOS AN Sold on easy terms, Caltvpn me, ItSS tIBBS leader in Bo Sont. 21 \iV RS IN HARTVLISS. 40 Hand-made and . ^acliino liar- ncss, Collars, Bridle*, 'Saddles and Whips. Cane Mills, Evaporators and ] Portable* Furnaces. j ESPECT, TMMER SALE. I GONE TO WORK ON 3ES. ACRIFICE AT GOODS PALACE.. g and deepest cut in prices of season- a is no telling the sacrifice that will bo c luce it and raise money. The banks ] b the sacrifice to our customers by * ounts for cash, the season to upload; \vc have no { and price of Whito Goods and White e dollar. I a fbr .4 cents, Good Figured Muslin : n for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked j, eked Muslin for 10 cents, &c. ; $1 s Straw Hats for 35 cents, 50 cents ] Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flounc- t iced to half price; 12$ cents Wexts Challics, Wool carded, reduced to shed to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth ochct Quilts worth $2, reduced to ly 5 cents each. ittle money, so we have to avoid the ? able. 1 summer Goods at a sacrifice. r These bargains arc only to y be had at 1>. C.FLYNW'S r LAMPIOJN OF LOW PRICES. I 12 tf c V 5 & fOLLESON, HOES, HATS, MING GOODS,* CITY, S. C. 26 3m T I p M SALOON or the Reason at ( ETT'S. ' e : daWatcr,. Milk Shake, Lemonade, Water, and all the nicest refreshing ' latest style. J SEASON jtock of Balls, Bats, Gloves; Masks, STATIONERY. tock of fine Stationery ever brough mine it, and my prices. oes, and I am bound to keep them , Aewspapors, and magazines. I am i magazines, and will take your subIB ORGANS or write for prices. G. P, GARRETT, oks, Stationery aqd Fancy Goods; UNIO BUGOIES AND WAGONS. HARDWARE, AND STOVES - ? Mr. Win. Harlan can be found icrc, and can. repair your llarless at short notice. W.D.BI DOWN! DOW THE PRICES A BIG BONANZA FC Dur Summer Stock Mi gardless ol WE now offer some wonderful bargai short tiuic, as we are determined Stock this Season, and in order to do tha ind job lot counters a greet many goods, if profit. Among these we will offer yc iVdiito Lawns, Checked and Striped Nnii ngs, Laces, etc. We will sell good Whit SOME OF OUl Wo will sell you 3 papers pins for 5c 'ocket Handkerchiefs for 5c , pood No 1 dozen for 25e., pood Toilet Soap 3 cake* :ood Figured Muslins 24 yards for SI, Sti 55o., 75o. Ilats for 50c., 81 Hats for 75c , Elats almost at your own price. Dress <> lody. SHOES, CLO Wo will offer pouio wouderful barga'.i '5c. and upward, all reduced. A lot of ! ow Cost. Clothing cheaper than ctct be MILLINER Our Milliner baa gono homo on a va cmaindcr of tho goods in this departmer lata 15c, 25c. and upwards. l'AKASOLS.?Wo havo a lot of Pi ost, and somo below cost. We have a great many other goods rhich actually must bo aold. Remember, that tho above prices me ioods will not bj charged even for 30 da Come, everybody, and don't wait unt ay wo advertised goods that wc did not b GRAHAl Sppt'M 37 ANOTHER E Beginning with this week, we arc ol ncr goods, consisting of White and C< }hallics, Wool Dress Goods, etc. SPECIAL DRIVES ihocs, Straw and Felt Hats. SPECIAL TO r We wish to call the Ladies' attentioi 'OXED GAITERS, which wc arc i air, worth three times that amount, itraw Hats, which you can buy at yoi TO KEEP OFF THE Just received, a full line of Uinbre luggy Umbrellas cheaper than ever b( Jmbrella for $2 Can you beat it ? COME AND Wc invite our friends and the publi lind showing our goods, whether you iOWEST prices for CASII. March 20 STEW STOKE NE JUST R E ( Another lot of those ladies slippers < A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25 The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoo, in a a! l.i t.j! ? t/!l o ivnoLiier ioi 01 uauies rvui juucion c Ladies and Gent's Summer Undcrw Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced tc All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 17?c CALL HAKRY IV April 19 IG * "* v .. _. TINWij Mr. Edward Voise. 1 '0^T. Workman in the Tin L headquarters here and wi. to your needs in that Line. CWLEY. m\ DOWN! GO, GO, GO. _jj )R CASH BUYERS. icV" DP mQQt?o#i L?wv JUV V/XVUIX ttl V/ UI 1.VC" f Profits. ns in Spring aud Summer G oods for a to make a clean swoop of our Summer t wo aso putting out on our bargain which wc arc going to cell, regardless iu a big lot of Whito Goods, such as nsooks, Hamburg Edgings and Inscrtc Lawns for 5c. per yard and upward. EX BAKG ,, 1 Gross lluttons for 5c., a lot of I0e, to l'apci 5c. per quire, Lend Pencils i for Sc., good shirting at 5c per yard, raw llats2jo. f>c. 10c. 15c. 20o. and &e., in fact, we will sell you a Straw ).ids an 1 Tritnuiiugi ohrapor than auy THING, &c. is in Shoes. Ladies Slippers 30c., 50e dens Low Quartered Shoos at aid be foro in Union. Y GOODS. catioD, and wc proposo to Bell out tho it cheaper than tho cheapest. Ladies iraools that wc will close out at actual > l just as cheap as those mentioned. an STRICTLY CASH to everybody, ya at the above prices, il those goods havo been sold, aud tbeu avo. iff & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STOEE. if EDUCTION. Bfering special bargains in all Sum)lorcd Lawns, Calicoes, Ginghams, ; IAT CLOTHING" LHE LADIES. i to our Job Lot of CL0T1I and low closing out for fifty cents per We still have a nice assortment of ir o.vn price. SUN AND RAIN. Has, in both Silk and Gingham. Tore. You can huy a go 3d liuggy > SEE US. ic to give us a call. We do not purchase or not. All goods at the RICE & MCLURE. 13 tf _ _ iW GOODS!! ] E I V E D . h ou cents, and 50 cents: button, lace and gaiter. Iliocs, $1 00 car, 25 cents up. i 10 cents. *8, now 12?cts. AT I. COHEN & BRO. A f PaIf 'ii a!<1 4?v vvnvu o i/m to