The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, September 13, 1889, Image 3
of ?h? Union Countj
BeptUt Sunday SoLool Convention will be
BBsF" v - Hd with the Uoienvilie Bap tint church,
eomtoeneing fridey, i!7th 8?pt. 1889.
QDItW FOB DVCUMIOK : I
5 jbi. Ii bonntltnw mod* u prominent in
ear Sunday School end oburob work aa ite
Sriv^Knae.?C. B. Bo bo and Q. B. Fowler.
2n-i. To whet extent does ohuroh effioien^
ry depend on disoiplineT
.< 8reAKJMe.-^B. F. Elton end C. B. Wille?rd.
Whet Is the relation of peator end
people to each other and their relative
Spbakbk?.?Dr. Bobt. Little end Rev B. C.
Bite S 1% whet extent are christian! re-l
mp?v *? : -- - ??
possible for the religious education of the
children in their neighborhood T
Spbakkss.?J.. H. Randolph and David
Wilborn.
Essay?Should ohnroh members engage
SL-V. la worldly amusements by Rev. J. II. Couch.
R. W. Jktme. L. E. MEADOR,
Secretary. Preside nt.
I Some of the legislative provisio ns of the
^ Constltuti on adopted by the reoent North
Dakota Convention are interesting. This
br! " Instrument provides that any legislator who
shall ride on a free pass shall forfait his
v seat. It limits the biennial saesioa to
slaty days. It also?and this is the most
Important new departure mads?olasaillea
as bribery the offering of his vote by Senator
or Representatives in consideration of the
vote of others for or agalcst any measure.
Senator Hampton thinks it wosld be a
good thing for the government to buy Cuba
and oolonise the negroes of the South there.
He would be willing to submit to the reduced
representation in Congrese which the ekodus
of the colored people would cause. The
Asm and Courier endorses the views of Sontor
Hampton. The negroes are oitizens of
this country and oannot be banished to Cuba
without their co nsent. Will they flee from
ills they have to those they know not of.
Masdlb Quart in Pickrns.?Col J. E.
Hagood has had some mon at work in a mica
mine near this plaoe, and went out last Monday
to see how the work was^ progressing,
when lo, thsy had unearthed a valuable marb|a
quarry-?-Righthander.their feet was a
\ ^Hp\?nineo( untold wealth. The marble taken
out rivals in purity and texture that of any
of the famous quarries of the East.
?
.
Shs Bsoombs an Hriiikss.?Columbia, S.
v! C., August 28.?Mfs. W. FT. Dorsott, of
thiscity, wife of au eugiooer on the Columbia
and Greenville railroad, to-dav received
legal notice that she had fallen heir to $250,
000 by the death of an undo in Patterson,
| ; N. J.- ^
Est. Thomas Leiloh, the Evangelist, has
Just closed a meeting at Monroe, N. C.,
where S00 were converted. All denomlr
nations joined in tho sorvloes. and suoh a
revival of religion wu never known before
in that country.
Liatof Letters
Remaining in llio Postoffico nt Union, for
the week-ending Sopt. 13th, 1880.
Rev. David Cooper. June Mobley.
Miss M. L. Dawkins. It. C. llodgcs.
Charlie Jenkins. Miss Sarah llobertun.
Miss Dora Loci Allice Thomas.
V J. W. Matin.
Persons calling for tho above letters will
please say if advertised and will be requirod
??& ' to pay ono cent.
i". J. C. HUNTER, P. M.
RED RUST-PROOF OATS.
TI7K hnvo limL raiuiml * ?
YY PURE RED RUSTPROOF OATS
*->-for?efc.
FAUR A THOMSON.
Sept 18 87 Or.
DAVID*JOHNSON, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
jf,'- SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Ep&v ' 7
AH bueineqs in the Courts for Union
puuoi/, it ion who Mr. W. W. Johnson,
No. 8, Lav Rango, Union C. II., will be
f. promptly attended to.
June Id 24 tf
The Jonesville High School
YATILL open on Monday, Sept. 0, 1889.
^ YY Tuition per term of fire months is
f as umowe:
I: Primary $7 60
|k Intermediate, - - - 12 50
/ Academic. .... 15 00
Board, including everything] nino dollars
f per month.
For partioulars spply to
R. C. 8ARRATT, Principal,
Jonesville, S. C.
8ci)t ft - 80 3t_
A Splendid Home and Farm
for Sale.
I c T fur salo my dwelling house, and
B 1. surrouudiog farm of one thousand and
I fifty acres, lying in and Heir the town of
Union. The placo is in good state of col
tivation, and possesses all the eonvsnianeos
9 of both town and oountry, being situated
on Main Street, and in good walking dis
tanoe from the churohes, schools and busiB
ness part of the town ; and for health it Is
unsurpassed.
gsfl^B 1 will sdU if. on easy terms, as a whole or
In small tracts, to suit purchasers.
B^^^B For farther partioulars apply to ma.
8. M. RICE.
87 fit
Xfto^Uuooi 'ouonrti^arofitiai
COUNTY OF UNION.
^ II} the Cpmrt of Cpmmon Pleas.
Kb B. U. Wilbnrn, D. N. Wilburn, Maria bishop
-John Wilbum, EUsa Dodd, Arris (Jregor;
- and Bertie Gregory, Drftndantt.
8ummons for Relief?Complaint Serred.
{ To the Defendant* above named:
' ^TOU are hereby semreoeod and repairs*
j . X to answer the complaint in this action
I of which a copy ia herewith served upot
| . ^B^rou, and to serve n copy of year answer ft
^ ;"r "* Said complaint on tbs subscribers a
| Ibelr offloe) P{o 2. Law Range, Unlon", 8ontl
\ Carolina, within twenty days after the set*
vleo hereof, exolnsive of the day of end
II servioe; and if you fail to answer the com.
w J|m,. plaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
toff in this aotion will kpply to the Conn
for the relief demoded in the eompliint.
MUNHO ft MUNftO,
I Plaintiffs Attorpeyu.
J
1 4 Ifjlt 1 Clerk of Court. .
] fo lite defenJanle, John Wilburn end
. 1 Elisa Do<M : Tike noiiee, That ihe Com1
plaint in tbla potion was filed in the office
j|l or the Clerk of the Court et Union, in the
*51 County o! Union, and SUie of South CaroUna,
on the fifteojth day of July,
V eighteen hundred and eigh'y.ntne.
|l lt ? ''%?? MUNltO ft MUNItO,
? Plaiotitfe Attomeya,
August 6th, 1680.
C# ^ 33
0RUGGI8T8.
DEALBR3 IN
PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
TOILET ARTICLES
TRU3SE8, SHOULDER BRACES, AC, 1
READY MIXED PAINTS, 1
WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, 1
TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS,
PAINT BRUSHES, .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS, \
CHANDALIERS,
PURE TOINES AND LIQUORS' ?
C
for Medicinal use. ,
Careful and courteous attention to each J
j customer.
d
I
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM a
POUNDED AT ALL HOURS.
.?.
We select our goods with greatest oare,
buy them as low as they can be bought
for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living 1
Prlocs. "
J. W. POSEY & BRO.
Maroh 22 12 ly.
if any dealer says lie liaa the W. t. DonrlM
Shoes without naiue and price stamped on
the bottom, pat htm down as a fraud. ^
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
_ Beet In the world. Examine his
5.00 GENUINE HAND-HEWED SHOE.
4.0O HAND-HEWED WELT KlIOK.
93.50 POLICE AND FARMERS* 8HOE.
f2.no EXTRA VALUE CALK SHOE.
92.25 WOKKINOMAN'N SHOE.
92.00 and 91.75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES
All made In Congress, Button ltd Lace.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE ..aCTC.
. Beet Material. Beet Style. Beet Fitting.
U not*nl?l by your dealer, write
W. L. DOUGLAS. BROCKTON, MASS
Btemioe W. L. Douglas* #2 shoes for
Ltdiee and gentlemen.
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.,
Agent. Union, S. C.
Sept 6 86 6m 1
Tor Sale.
I" OFFER for sale the Chairs, Stove*,
jl Vjnaau*iiei"3 nuu oconery tuai uatt ?e?u |
ia uee iu injr Hall. It will be soid in whole
or in part. Wm. A. NICHOLSON.
Sept 6 26 2t
THIS SPACE I
RODGER &
Who will open
STOCK OF 1
about the 15th inst., ii
ted by the'
ATTEJS
IS CALLEP TO THE Fi
-* f **' * * -? ? ?
THirxj
MOST CO
Stock of Plantation Hi
r are Sel
T n tit i ra mn
, _ LUW Ad Tr
; plows,
! p&ow stqcks,
; chains,
! axes,
i picks,
mattocks,
nr. a A? A? AA
y?c oro Apnis ior int
. Best in th<
FOS1
J?> 4 v '
.
1 I
Forces me to confess the feet that
I have succeeded*in business, and
this necessarily forces another confession,
that this success has hwm
Attained through the liberal sup*
port extended me by the good
people of Union County, and for
which I assure my friends I am
truly grateful.
YOUE
Guardian's Final Discharge, i
NOTICE is h?r?by given that by permit- I
Ion of Hon. James M. Gee, Probate
lodge for Union Coooty, I will, on the 8th
lay of October,'1889, make my Inel return
tod apply for Letters Dismisoory as Guarlian
of Miss Edna J. Gamp, now Mrs. Edna
I. Llttlejohu.
All persons having elaims against Miss
Sdna J. Gamp, now Mrs. Edna J. Littlqjohn,
Inring her minority, are hereby notified lo
present them to me, on or before the date
ibove named, or they will be forever barred.
J. D. JEFFERIES,
Guardian Edna J. Camp.
8ept 6 86 4t*
FID ELITY
LOAN and TRUST OO.
? or? I
SPARTANBURG, 8. C.
CAPITAL PAID IN, . f30.000.00
- omens.
'resident, - George Cofleld["reasurcr,
. - W. E. Burnett.
\ttorney, - . J. B; Cleveland.
directors.
Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland.
W. 8. Manning. ? | Geo. W. Nicbolls.
D. E. Converse. I W. E. Barnett.
T. C. Dancao. I George Cofield.
Interest allowed ea deposits St the rale of
'our per cent, per annum, and added to
toeounts semi-annually.
July 19 29 ly
Important Special Meeting.
Orrics or Coi'xty Commissioners, \ 1
Union Corsrr, / * V
Union, S. C., Aug. 13, 1889.)
OTICE is hereby given that a Special
Electing oi mo JitmiM or county I'-omnissioncrs
for Union County will be held at
Jnion Court House, in the office of said
bounty Commissioners, on Saturday, the 14th
lay of September next, at ten o'clock A.
VI., for the consideration of the expediency
>f changing the location of the highway
ending front Hice's Bridge on Fair Forest
.'reck to Uniou Court House.
The proposed highway is to run through
ands of E. A. Pruitt, lands belonging to the
teirs of Wyche Qoodin, lands of B. II. Rice,
loceosed, and lands of Dr. H. S. Beaty.
All persons interested will be permitted to
rffcr testimony ai said meeting, for or against
ihnnging the location of sai^l highway.
By order of the Commissioners.
CHARLES BOLT
Clerk of Board.
Aug Its 33 6t
S LEFT FOR
TT-XT TTX T
rUKUUJLL.,
a bran new
DRY GOORS,
1 the Store just vacaPostofflce.
fTION
LOT THAT WE HAVE
HKSBfln ? 1 1 '
MPLETE
irdware, in Union, and
ling as
IE LOWEST:
BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS
ANVILS,
HOES,
RAKES,
SHOVELS akd SPADES,
NAI^S, Ao.
) Buck-Thorn Fencing.
T y V Y t
9 World,
rem, wilkins a co,
i tf
-%?
prepared to serve you in the futur
than X hare been in the past, an
*
weald call your attention to th
following specialties without com
' mcnt, and would simply ask yoi
to inspect my goods and price* befor
baying elsewhere. *
!S, WITH B
THIS
IS RESBl
"THE LITTLE
W WATCH IT
NEW JEWEL
_ -^"4-NE]
JUST RECEIVED at F. G. TREI
and moat choioe selection of Jewelry to
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
EAR RINGS, FINGER 1
SILVER AND SIL\
ALL KINDS OF f
which he intends to sell lower than cy<
After eighteen toara experience in th
manner of work in his line with slc.il
warranted.
Sept 6 3
SWEEPING S
THE ROOK d&USHE]
F PRI
TERRIBLE S
FLYNH'S 1DRY
Our principle of meriting the first
able goods has commenced. There
made of this magnificent stock to re
give us the cold shoulder, so vre mat
giving them the biggest kind of dis<
We cannot wait until the end ol
other alternative.
We challenge the town for .varietv
Fabrics, all going at fifty cents on tl
We will sell yon-gcgd White Law
ior o cents, zo cents Checked Musi
Mustin for 12| cents, 1(5 cents *Ch<
Straw Hats for 45 cents, 75 cents
Straw Hats for 25 9ents ; Hamburg
ing and a^l-ftY0? Embroidery. fcN red
^rd Seersuckers at 6J cents, 25 cei
10 cents; 10 emits Dress Goods cn
$1 40 reduced to 75 cents ; 11-4 Ci
99 cents; Large Tarlreel Towels, oi
We have too much goods and too
wailing and gnashing of teeth inevi
We are closing out a full liqe qf
Remembe
LEADER AND CI
May 27
gQP
y.
CLOTHIKG^
Vc
V /: *? '
4s > ; I
-A
GENTS FDFN
To Bonto*1***?
,L"Z ?iSM>J **'
to oleor 80 or 40 UM ALLY
Appl/ to 0.
RS IN
c< HATl AJES8.
^ Hand-made and Machine liar
6 ness, Collars, Bridles, Saddles am
" Whips.
11 Cano Mills, Evaporators ant
0 Portable Furnaces.
'ESPECT,
* \
SPACE
RVED FOR
GREEN FRONT."
NEXT WEEK. -#*
iRY!_ZZl
iY JEWELRY!
i'ZER'S Model Jewelry Store, the Urgesi
be foood in tbe Upcouotry ; consisting of
BREAST PINS,
RINGS, CUFF BUTTONS,
rER PLATED WARE.
TNE STATIONERY.
sr.
io bnaiocss, he is folly prepared to do all
1 rod despatch. All goods and work
F G TREFZER.
OMMElTSALE.
R GONE TO WORK ON
OES.
ACRIFICE AT
HOODS PALACE.
and deepest cut in prices of season
is no telling the sacrifice that will be
duce it and raise money. The banks
;e the sacrifice to our customers by
:ounts for cash.
f the season to unload; we have no
r and price of White Goods and White
le dollar.
n for 4 CWta, Good Figured Muslin
in for 15 cents, 20 cents Checked
?ked Muslin for 10 cents, &c.; $1
Straw Rata for d5 oents, 50 cents
; Edging, Swiss Embroidery, Flouncucod
to half price; 12? cents Wcx
its Challics, Wool carded, reduced to
ished to 4 cents ; 11-4 Quilts worth
rochet Quilts worth $2, reduced to
lly 5 cents each.
little money, so wo have to avoid the
table.
Summer Goods at a sacrifice,
-jo These bargains aro only to
'I bo had at
13. O. FLYNIS'S
IAMPION OF LOW PRICES,
12 tf
3 &
rOLLESON,
5HOES, haTS
ishing goods,
*CITY, s. c.
20 8m
^ r- "I V ,
if Money to Loan.
I In IM? Of $SOO Mid upwards, t
n be secured by tret mortgage oa improte
fbrm lands. Apply to
D. A. TOT7N8RND,
Attorney. Union, S. C?
Mny 81 22 tf
fUNTO
BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
. HARDWARE, AND STOVES
1
Mr. Win. Harlan can bo found
1 hero, and can repair your liar- '
ncss at short notice.
W. D. BE
Look Out for Gra
New AdvcitUi uicnt next week. Tht
goods now everyday,. nod wilt be able to
Stock of Dry Goods, Millinery, &c., in the
GRAHAH
Sept 14 37
?2 53 **
f P f
Ouc thousand to bo g
q each nnd every one who
w Books and Supplies at (3
[ M J I have a limited nui
, Pencil Sbarpners to bo
my customers who buy Sc
r 1 from me. Call early 1
given away. I will guar
y j bo rock bottom, and will
any house in tho State.
W Speoiat. Discount to
^ I a?i also agent for a]
magazines, etc., at pub
By giving mo your orders
money and trouble,
Q PIANOS AND (
Sold on Easy T<
Ice Cream, Soda
Shakes, Lemonade, Frui-1
Springs Water, all served
r*--~J j style.
^2 Glenn Springs Wal
1 weekly.
Don't fail to get my pr
Stationery and School Su
making this line a spi
[ ^ dofy competition.
G. P. GAR]
leader in Stationery and
Sept 21
ANOTHER R
Beginning with this week, we are off
mcr goods, consisting of White and Col
Challies, Wool Dress Goods, etc.
SPECIAL DRIVES
Shoes, Straw and Felt Hats.
SPECIAL TO ]
We wish to call the Ladies' attention
FOXED GAITERS, which we are n
pair, worth three times that amount.
Straw Ilats, which you can buy at you
TO KEEP OFF THE
Just rcccivod, a full line of Umbrcl
Buccy Umbrellas cheaper than ever be
Umbrella for 32 Can you beat it ?
COME AND
We invito our friends and the publi
mind showing our goods, whether you
LOWEST prices for CASH.
March *20
NEW STORI
NI
A nico assortment of Tourist shirts, alsc
JUST R E (
I Another lot of those ladies slippers <
A nice line of Gent's Neckwear, 25
The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Shoe, in
Another lot of Ladies Kid Button S
T - ?/) G/mf'o Rnmm?f TTndorw
XJUUIt/9 OIIU VflVttv O K/uu?u?v? .
Corsets from 25 cents up.
Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced t
All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 17.V
CALL
HARRY 1
April 19 10
TlNWARE-^^B^H
Mr. Edward Voisello, the Maste^^^^|
Workman in the Tin Line, has his
headquarters here and will respond
to vour needs in that Line. A
A
iWLEY. <
ham & Sparks'
!V nrn Mpniwinip ? "! ? ?
J ?- ? .-vv.? 11.Q ?UV? uiaiMU^ up UUW
show the largest, best and cheapest
up-country.
I & SPARKS,
CHEAP CASH STORE.
?f
? f ? '
ivon away to
buys School
arrelt's. _ ^ ^
aober ot blate ' '
pivcn awny to py L
ihool material b,
before all are
antee prices to ^ '
competo with ^ L^J
TEACtlERS. ^
II newspapers,
Iiahers prices. ^ 1
i you will savo C/2
)RGANS gj h-jH
:rms. ^ L J
Water. Milk O
Hiz and Glenn
1 in the latest c/s pti
tor received ^
ices on Books, h-j ' A
ipplioe. I nm
Bcialty, and I <0 ^
RETT, M C/3
Fancy Goods. W
ly Kj
EDUCTION.
bring special bargains in all Sumlored
Lawns, Calicoos, Ginghams,
IN CLOTHING
rHE IjADIKS,
to our Job Lot of CLOTII and
r>w closing out for fifty cents per
We still have a nice assortment of
ir own price.
SUN AND RAIN.
lias, in both Silk and Gingham,
fore. You can buy a good Buggy
SEE US.
c to give us a call. We do not
purchase or not. All goods at the
RICE & MCLURE.
13 tf
ai
rW" GOODS!!
> a lot of Overall from 50o. up.
3 E I V E D .
ot 50 cents,
and 50 cents,
button, lace and gaiter.
Shoes, $1 00
rear, 25 cents up.
o 10 cents,
ctgy now 12Jcts.
AT
jyf. COHEN & BRO.
At Colton'B old stand.
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