The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 04, 1889, Image 3

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GOING?GORDON. Married, at Carters ille, Gn., at the residence of the bride's father by Rev. Taton, Mr. B. B, Going, of this county, to Miss Tompie Gordon, of Cartcr8ville, Ga. SMITH?SARTOR. Married, on the 80th Sept., by the Rev S. A. Weber, at the residence of Mr. W. II. Sartor, Dr. II. K. Smith, of Asheville, N. C., to Miss Emma Sartor, of Union, S. C. List of Letters Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for the week ending Oct. 4th, 1889. ^ Mr Lewis Day, |C W Mayliew, Mr J W Davis, |W D McMahan, Mr David Lane, |Mr Wm. Trelel. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Public Schools. THE Semi-Annual examination for teachers in the Public Schools will be held at Union C. U., Friday, Oct. 4, at 10 o'clock A. M. Both white and colored applicants will be examined the samo day, but separately. Wm. McGOWAN, School Commissioner. Sept 27 39 2t Cotton Ginning. 1AM prepared to gin cotton "for the public this season at short notice. 1 hare n new gin, and am placing n set of Steel OonTeyancers in my gin house, for the purpose of loading cotton seed. Mv terms nre the twentieth. Qlre mo n trial. JACOB RICE, Union, S. C. Sept 20 38 3t ANNUAL MEETING. Officr of County Commissioners, ") Union County, S. C. Oct. 1st., 188'J. / T1IE annual meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for the fiscal year ending November 1st, will bo held at their office on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of said month, it boing the 5ih day & of November next. a All persons holding bills, accounts, or demands of any kind against the County, which have not been before presented to the Board j of County Commissioners at special meetings during tho fiscal year, are hereby required to deposit the same with the Clerk of tho Board, on or before tho first day of November, so that they may be examined at their an nuni meeting. By order of the Board of County Commis aioocrs. * CHARLES DOLT, Clerk of Board. Oct 4 40 6t. FALL AND WINTER. New Styles Millinery. I hare just returned from the Baltimore g and New York Markets, where I purchased the MOST KLKOA.NT STOCK of STYLISH MILLINERY, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, and all other Tritnmiugs ever brought to 1 this Market. -? J Ittmy purchases, I did not confine my- 11 self to one Market, or one Wholesale House ai in ono Market, but canvassed the three best M markets, and became thoroughly posted B upon the latest Etyles and prices of goods w and bought to tho best advantage; there- C< fore, I atn able to offer goods at the very d< lowest p;lues, of the latest and most tasty tli styles. so REMEMBER, ki 1 have moved into the rear of Messrs. ll llice & McLure's Store, where 1 have a L cozy nnd comfortable room and will always X be pleased to wait on my friends and customers. MARY VINCENT. Sept 27 39 3t TAX NOTICE. [WILL open the Hooks at my Office, at Union C. II., S. 0., on the 15th day of J October, 18S9, for the collection of the Taxes for the fiscal year, commencing November the 1st, 1888, and will remain there until the 24th day of October, after which ^ time I will be at the following named places, at the time designated below: Union C. EI., Tueslay, Oct. 15th to 24th. ^ T i West Springs, Friday forenoon, Oct. 25th. ^ Coleraiue, Friday afternoon, Oct. 25th. Gibbs', Saturday forenoon, Oct. 2Gtb. Cedar Bluff, Monday afternoon, Oct. 28th. Cross Keys, Tuesday, Oct. 29th. Mintcr's Store, Woduesday forenoon, Oct. 80th. (losliou Hill, Thursday forenoon, Oct. 31st. a< Fish l>am, Friday, Nov. 1st. Sautuc, Saturday, Nov. 2d. Union C. II., Monday, (Salcsday,) Nov. 4th. Mt. Tabor, Moorhead's Store, Tuesday, Nov. 5th. Kcllon, Wodnesday, Nov. Gth, and Thursday forenoon, Nov. 7th. Gowdcysvillc, Friday forenoon, Nov. 8th. p Kendrlck'a Store, Friday afternoon, Nov. 8th. Wilkinsville, Saturday, Nov, 9th, and oi Monday, Nov. 11th. Draytonvillc, Tuesday, Nov. 12th. t) Timber Ridge, Wednesday forenoon, Nov. o i s p Asbury, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13th, and Thursday forenoon, Nov. 1-lth. Jonesville, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15th ami 10th. Every male citizen between tho ages of twenty-one aud fifty years, except thoso in- y capable of earning a support from being b maimed, or from othor causes, and except those who are net exempt by low, shall be- , deemed taxable polls. Persons who wish to pay taxes on prop crty in different Townships, will please so 1 state when they come to [ay their taxes, and thereby savo trouble. ' 1 would fui thcr state that on information , obtained from our Honorable llcpresen- 0 tatives, there will not be any exten- fl sion of time for the collection of the taxes t this Fall : therefore, I beg that all of our , citizens will come up promptly and pay , their taxes before it is too late. TAX LEVY. j For State Purposes 5| Mills. For Ordinary County Tax 31 Mills. For Past Indebtedness \ Mills. For Interest on 11. It. llonds, 3.1 Mills. For Uct ring " " 1 Mill. For School <'onslitutional tax. 2 Mills. Total Lovy, 15$ Mills. Kcspeetfully, J. II. T. SCOTT, County Treasurer. Sep 20 38 7t Louis N. Rodgek. Specia TO THE PUB] Wo bog to call your. CASH DRY GOODS STOl Our Mr. Rodger has j and other Northern Markt ful ni.d well selected st which, from an "inside tri will ciiable us to place on 1 VERY I.< Wo extend to you a personal >ur new store, WHETHER YOU 1 promise you a kind reception. We ind your dealings with us will alwa )ur motto will be PLAIN DEALI it all limes with HONESTY and Wo particularly request your c )f Drv finmls ShnpB Hnf? Tmnlo J > ? o uiako up a first-class Dry Goods As wc arc just embarking in b mtnen.sc 6tock is ENTIRELY NE jooda to get rid of. You will find us next to L. G, jy tho Post Office. Hoping to have the pleasure of Yours, very I Sept G Our Mammi IIAS arrived, and all our Depa NEW SEASO it prices that will talk for thcuisolvcf myotic that for styles, quality, and 1 Wo call especial attcutiou to )RESS GOODS, LADIES' CLOAKS, UNDERWEAR, MENS Everyone cordially invited to ;uarantce satisfaction, and everythin FOSTER, 1 Jan 4 T Mortgage Sale[)Y virtue of a power of sale given to mo VJ a certain Mortgage executed by 0. bright, on the 28th day of August; 181 od recorded in the ollice of the Register [csne ConTcyance for Union County, ook F., No. 0, pages 478, 479 and 490 ill sell to the highest bidder, before t ourt House door, At Union, 15. C., on Mi ly, the 7th day of October, 1889, duri le legal hours of sale, the following < :ribed tract of land, lying in Ooudcysvi iwnship, containing 144 ACRES, MO HE OR I. ESS, nown os the Uarwin tract, bouudcl ic East by Broad River, South by J. ove, Jr., West by Oadberry Wright, a ortli by A. F. Smith. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. A. FRANK SMITH, Mortgagee Sept 20 38 3 FIDELITY jOAN and TRUST CM ? OF ? SPARTANBURG, S. C. APITAL PAID IN, - ?30,000 OFFICERS. resident, - George Cofic rcasurer, - - W. E. Burnt ttorney, - - J. B. Clevelat directors. Joseph Walker. I J. B. Cleveland W. S. Manning. | Geo. W. Nicholls D. E. Converse. I W. E. Burnett T. C. Duncan. I George Co field. Interest allowed on deposits at tlio rate iur per cent, per annum, and added ;counts semi-annually. July 19 29 lj To Bridge Builders. OFFICE OF 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, UNION COUNTY. Union, S. C., Sept. 19, 1H89. j IllTILLbe let to the lowest bidder, YV buildiog of a Bridge aoross Ty| .iver at the B E A T Y FERRY, n Wednesday, the 16th J day of Octob nuns anu specincawoiis can uo seen lis ofiicc from 1st day of October until d f letting, uud on the day of letting nt lace of letting, Ry order of tho Board of County Ct tissioners, CHARLES BOLT, Clerk of Board ?ar Carolina Spartan and Chester orlrr please insert three times and s< >ill to this oflicc. Sept '27 39 3 *. Splendid Home and Far for Sale. [OFFER for sale my dwelling house, t surrouudiog farm of one thousand t ifty acres, lying in and near the town Jnion. The place is in good state of < ivation, and possesses all the conveuien if both town and country, being situn in Main Street, and in good walking i unco from the churches, schools and bi less part of the town ; and for health i insurpassed. 1 will sell it on easy terms, as a wholt n small tracts, to suit purchasers. For further particulars apply to me. S. M. IUCE Sept 13 37 C RED RUST PROOF OATS WE have just received a car load 1'URK RED RUST-l'HOOF Oi for sale. FARR &THOMSOM Sept 13 37 Gi John J. Pifcll. Ij l Notice. LIC GENERALLY. attention to our newly opened 11 ?E in this town. m ust returned from N w York City >ts, where lie purchased a beautiock of goods at Jobbers' prices, l: ack" we have secured in buying, "[ the Market at J >W PRICES. to m and cordial iavitation to call and rxnminO r< INTEND TO PURCHASE OR NOT, and th I Will hn hann? Ia ohnw *? ? ..... w "j'f'j >u oiiv/tt JUU uur uurgaiua, ivs receive polito and considerate attention, oo NG. and we expect to treat our customers SQUARENESS. arly examination of our new and fresh stock and everything under tho sun that ia needed Establishment. msiness, please remouibor that ALL of our SV, and wo have no shelf-worn or inferior -s iroung's in the building formerly occuphd receiving a call from you soon, we remain, respectfully, J tODGER & PURCELL. 36 tf )th New Stock rtmonU are fuller than cvor with 'NABLE GOODS, ?. An inspection of our lines will satisfy ow prices, we can't bo beat. c ' AND HOY'S CLOTHING, - ~ JEANS AND CASSIMERKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, 0 IIATS, ETC. call and sco for himselfor herself. We 11 g as represented. ^ ?ILKMS & CO. 1 .It S;J. nr. POSEY &BR0., c ' DRUGGISTS. , I DEALERS IN in? FURia MEDICINES, DRU OS, | iDcg CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES on TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, &C, nj READY MIXED PAINTS, ^ WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW GLAS, L PAINT BRUSHES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, " ^ w LAMPS; and LAMP GOODS, E CHANDALIERS, 7, .00 PURE WINES AIVI) LIQUORS w! for Medicinal use. I el - m t?. Careful and courteous attention to ea 1 1 ?d. cuetomer. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM. Z POUNDED AT ALL HOURS. | of J ? We select our goods with greatest care, buy tbeui as low bs tbcy can bo bought ' for cash, and sell them at Lowest Living Prices. J. W. POSEY & PRO. March 22 12 ly. I r any dealer dny* ho has tho W. L, Doneliu Plitx'M without iiaiiiu and price stamped or tho bottom, put hiui down as a fraud. r _ euoc . Ill df wi I V CcNrLcNlEni JL BMt in tlin world. Fxnmlno hi* IR.OO OKNIUNF. HAND HEWED SIIOK. ? 94.OO II AN D-SEW KI> AVKI.T SHOE, ind S3.50 l'OI.ICB AND FARMKKS' SIIOK. _ . ,, S3.AO KXTItA VALUE (1AI.F SIIOK. ( l"(? S3.3ft AVI > It KINO MAN'S SIIOK. j of S3.00 and SI.75 HOYS' SCHOOL SHOES ? . All made In Confrrcfs, Button and Lac*. H - w. l. douglas h s3 shoe la'dtes. " tisi- Heat Material. Brat Stylo. Boat Kitting. . If not sold l?y your dealer, writ* 1 >s IV. L. DOUGLAS* BROCKTON. MASS \\ Examine W. L. Douglits' $'2 shoes for ai 5 or Ladies and gentlemen. lo 3. M. RICE, JR., E. U., Si Agent. Union, 8. C. Ji ' Sept 6 fim b; Money to Loan. sc 111 HHlllH of #300 and upwards, to to of be secured by first mortgage oa improved 51 MS farm lands. Apply to <*' D. A. TOV/NSEND, '. Attorney, Union, S. Ci t; May 31 '22 i Che LarK ft 1 % 3T0C DRY GOODS.A MLLLfNl BOOTS IND SP We ere prepared this swismti show you r ell Itedeperteeels. that W^iiyo oxer ha JEjJI?to?a?'fc|?il to oxaohiin our itooh kxe y$?Call Oar stook of Boots and S^oes is mu< EADER8 to show. Look at %eui. for we MILLINERY In this department oar stock is abVnt tw the bottom. Ladies Hats from 15?ml5 ent you will find Miss Ksiello Diffeiiderffi ady to weloeme you and show you throng Remember, our motto is always the kcs e lowest prices. Thanking the pub'io for their very libera nlinue the same in the future. Respectfully, graha: Sept 14 BIG GU m m Having giv )rder for my G f them, I chal a prices. If you wai jome to see Ynffs. TflfT ttit n . M . U. , ffEW JEWEL NE1 JUST RECEIVED at F. G. TREI id most choice seloction of Jewelry to rATCIIES, CLOCKS, AR RINGS, FINGER ] SILVER AND SILV ILL KINDS OF F liich he ioteods to soll.laKar than eve After eighteen years tx^erieuco in th anncr of work in his lino with skill irrantcd. Sept 6 3( I TocnrtnTi Ull O^V71VIl r XOTHING, S # jEnt's furn: GAFFNEY June 28 SHISIU* ? S SAL?TOlt OCTOBER, 1HHO > Y virtue of sundry executions, to ui 3 directed, 1 will sell before the ('our ouse door, in the town of Union, ou Mon ly, the seventh day of October, next uring tbe legal hours of sales, the follow g described properlfclo-wi': . 101 ACV<*> All the interest that F. B. Gaffney am W. Gsffney owns in one iraol of land Unite, lying and being in Uowdeysvill wnship, Union County, and known a till House tract No. 0, containing one bun red and one acres, more or less, boundei 1 lands of Victoria Gaffney, Mrs. Mont >mcry, and others. Levied on and to b ild as the pioperty of F. B. Gafiney am W. Gaffney, at the suits of the Morrii iwn Mill Company, Jas. W. Bingham & Co, id others, plaintiffs, agaiost F. B. Gnffoe id W. W. Gaffney, defendants. J. G. LONG, 8. U.C. This, lGih Sept. 1889. Sept 20 88 3t. / ( \ 1 Best, The W japes K OF ERY CLOTHINO, HATS, TOES, IN UN ION. f vr the largest and ?no.?t complete sloe a, ei prices that speak, for themselves, of Jeans before buying, for we can certain 1 tee thetn aud get our prices. VI> SHOES. )h larger than usual. We bavo'somo B assuro you tliey are world-beaters." , MILLINERS rice as large as it has ever been, and prices i to the finest Hat or Bonnet. In this dep* Mies Carrie Jame->, who will ot e - 'ur LUo -1 patronage in tbe past, wc kindly ask you M & SPARKS', CHEAP CASH STORE. .17 tf cUNSl N 8 ! GUNS! en an Imporl runs, which im ving in the cosl lenge the State at a nice gun me. resuectfuliy. BEWLEY. ,RY! N JEWELRY 'ZER'S Model Jewelry Store, the largcs be found in tbo upcountry ; consisting c BREAST PINS, *INGS, CUFF BUTTONS ER PLATED WARE. INE STATIONERY !r. 0 business, be is fully proparcd to do a 1 rod dospatob. All goods and wor F G- TREFZER. ? tf 3 & r OLLESON 5HOES, HATS ISHING GOODS t r*?-*r -r* /-nj uLTi, IS. (J. 116 3m DAVID JOHNSON, JR., ATTORNEY AT LA tl 0 SPARTANBUIIO, 8. C. t ? '? All business in the Courts for Uni( County, if left with Mr. W. W. JoIidsoi No. 3, Law Range, Uoiou C. II., will 1 promptly attended to. 1 June 14 24 tf s Notice of Dissolution. i1 rpiIK ffrm of W. L. Askew & Co. is hei !* A by dissolved by mutual consent. / 6 persons indebted to the firm will mn L' payment to W. L. Askew, who is aulh< '* ized to make settlements and receive pn ments. W. L. ASKEW. y S. 8. CUDD. J. P. CUDD. Mt. Tabor, S. C., Sept. 16, 1889. Sept. 20 88 41 H X v '1'HI! \ IS w ,7 SWIlSK^^^ ( Who will opek^ r GENERAL . out On or about the 1? krtJOINES^ ind the new and spa< to ] lix Inte Vyg *" ""'"<<1. No. erecu^H^uu i Stop a; ' I . ^ WE will ask you to drop in a? looted Stock of Now Goods that oro i dress Our Stock of Dress Fabrics w c< Henriettas, Cashmeres, Mohairs, l'ls We wish to call the Ladies' spec latest styles. 'boots a Our Hoot and Shoe department to tho Public. Our largo Shoo trade wo represent them to bo. CLOTHING I CLO' tin this department wo have pur oow ready to supply tho demands of < suit to tho old man in his sober suit ( IIATS A / Wo ask you to examine our lar Caps, of every shape, quality und styl anco" Hat. Wo havo a polite corps of Salcsr through our Stock. All Goods sold a March 29 L this IS RESE the little ? isr watch it it if 5, ? P \ N Oiio thousand to k % ench and cvory one y Books and Supplies f M j I have a limited Pencil Sharpners t( _ my customers who b from me. Cull ea given away. I will f j be rock bottom, nnd P-any house in the St HSveciaIj Discour I am also agent magazines, etc., at By giving uio your i f money and trouble. Q PIANOS A? Sold on Es Ice Cream, So Shakes, Lemonade, Springs Water, all style. ^ Glenu Springs 1^" 1 wooklv. 9 Don't fail to get i r J Stationery and Sclic making thin line .j doty competition. ') G. P. G Leader in Stationer Sept 21 NEW STOl 5 A nice oMortmont of Tcuist shirt ? JUS T R I Jjl Another lot of those ladies slip A nice line of Gent's Neckwcs _ The prettiest $2 25 Gent's Sh Another lot of Ladies Kid Bu Ladies and Gent's Summer Ui Corsets from 25 cents up. ke Crazy cloth in all shades, redu All Lawns and Mulls, formerly Cj HARR ' April 10 up a bran new stock cfSMHBH NtERCHADISE^H )th. Orv vSBHE October, 1889, u| I >L O., 9 3ious buildinW J Dr. Littlejohflifi now being M t"wTiir? ? .. 'raj ""' nnUndwIudyj^^ A -'if a J ^ ? ***^/ :: fl so Look, ; j )ur iOstabliHliinont. MB T a H id givo a look at tho large aud wcll-ac* i |9H| low arriving daily. GOODS. impleto'iu every particular, contesting of id?, Farui Clotli, &c. ial attention to our Dross Patterns of the N D SHOES UJ consists of Goods ilint wo oan riooaitflend Vfl is proof enough that our Goods are what . THING ! CLOTHING! * VjB| chased a larger stock than usual, and are every one?from tho lililo boy in his first IVJL> CAPS. fl go and well-selected Stock of llats and j u. Wo call special uttoution to our "Alii- ? 5: H on who will take pleasure in showing you ?r it the lowest prions forCASII. ??I RICE & MCLURE. " jfl - _ 13 ? 1 '^1 r- * SPACE IRVED FOR mB GREEN FRONT." isfl NEXT WEEK. -js* ,, ] '"^ed I JM bo givon away to ?. who buys School HH "^5^ i at Garrett's. J HiS*. d number of Slate ^ Dflft ) bo given away to PtW uy School material ^"T irly before all aro y* guarantee prices to . f J \? will compete with ^ j ate. 'T- 1 jt to Teachers. ^ > .1 for nil newspapers, S"T . . publiahers prices. orders you will savo aUN. rD ORGANS >W 1 I ? Thrown isj Terms. I JL. C tlima. i lit . men ^ fScan luOluid ia . y*ter\ ^I,lk W , Mexico, from brui-Miz and Gleuu ^ i.^ served in tho latost F^^Colima, wbich ' -^y of the same Water received H3 "Crater at an r*^ soa level, jj my prices on Books, h-^ r ">?wing iol Supplies. I am a specially, and I ^ ARKETT, W X y aud Fancy Uoods. P3 JH TEW GOODS1! J| tn, also a lo' of OvjmI! 1'ioa 50up. , C E I V E D fl pors ot 50 cents. ?Kht or i rA c the child ir, 25 and 50 cents; froro b,r andtH^H oc, in button, lace and gaitor. /did so, tbo n>-oM H tton Shoes, ?1 00 "VT.lTe.HMI 7 ran frantically aderwear, 2o cents up. landing, Mia. TennJBIf^ thing bur nod from beV Doing literally roiut?d.W ccd to 10 COntS. husband appeared olioUH -,/t, . jut still able to walk. He 1 1 Acts, now 12Jets. g his wife to abed. Then M? ILL AT out, and ho fell to the floor ^HH XT TUT PnUinVI e-ounoe Mre. Tennea'condition BM X JY1. UUniiiN Ob Injuries of Mr. Tenms and H At r!nltnn'ff,uch h~*i fr'<*,s. although __ a- jungur^u by tbo m% lb flfl m