The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, October 04, 1889, Image 3
MARRIED.
GOING?GORDON. Married, at Carter*eille,
Ga., at the residenoe of the bride's
father by Rsy. ? Taton, Mr. B. B. Going,
of this county, to Miss Tom pic Gordon; of
Cartersrille, Ga.
8MITH?SARTOR. Married, on the
80th 8ept., by the Rev 8. A. Weber, at
the residenoe of Mr. W. II. Sartor, Dr.
H. K. Smith, of Asherille, N. C., to Miss
Emma Sartor, of Union, 8. C.
LUt of Letters
Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the *wk ending Oct. 4th. 1889.
.Mr Lewis Day, |C W Mayhew,
i Mr J W Day is, |W D MoMahan,
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 8emi.Annual examination for teachers
in the Publio Schools will be held
at Union C.'H., Friday, Oct. 4, at lOo'olook
A. M. .x
Both white and colored applicants will be
examined the same day, bat separately.
Wm. McOOWAN,
School Commissioner.
Sept 27 89 2t
. Cotton Ginning.
JAM prepared to gin cotton 'for the publio
this season at short notice. I have
a new gin, and am placing a set of 8trel
Conveyancers In my gin house, for the
purpose of loading ootton seed. My terms
are the twentieth.
Give me'a trial.
JACOB BICE,
Union, 8. C.
8ept 20 88 8t
ANNUAL MEETiNG.
Omcs or County Commissions*#, *1
Union County, 8. C. Oot. 1st., 1889. /
THE annual meeting of the Board of
oounly Commissioners for the fiscal
Star tndlnv Nnv?ml?ir lit will !> h.l.l -
their office on the firet Tuesday after the first
* Monday of said month, it being the 6th day
of November next.
All persons holding bills, accounts, or demands
of any kind against the County, which
have not been before presented to the Board
of County Commissioners at special meetings
during the fiscal year, are hereby required-'
to deposit the same with the Clerk of the
Bhard, on or before the first day. of November,
so that they may be examined at their
an nnai meeting.
By order of the Board of County Commissioners.
~ CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Board.
Oct 4 40 6t.
FALL AND WINTER.
New Styles Millinery.
I have just returned from the Baltimore
and New York Markets, where I purchased
the MOST UMtN T STOCK of
STYLISH MILLINERY,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
and all other Trimmings ever brought to
1KU \farlral
In mj purchases, I did not confine myself
to one Market, or one Wholesale Douse
in one Market, but canvassed the three best
markets, and became thoroughly posted
upon the latest styles and prices of goods,
and bought to the best advantage; therefore,
I am able to offer goods at the very
lowest prioes, of the latest and most tasty
styles.
REMEMBER,
I have moved into the rear of Messrs.
Rioe & MoLure's Store, where I have a
cosy and comfortable room and will always
be pleased to wait on zuj friends and customers.
MARY VINCENT.
Sept 27 80 *t
TAX NOTICE.
I WILL open the Books at my Office, at
Union C. H.,J9. C., on the 16 th day of
Ootobsr, 1889, for the collection of the
Taxes for the fiscal year, commencing November
the 1st, 1888, and will remain there
until the 24th day of Ootober, after whioh
time I will be at the following named piaoes,
at the time designated below:
Union C. H., Tuts lay, Oct. 16th to 24th.
West Springe, Friday forenoon, Oot. 26th.
Ooleraine, Friday afternoon, Oct. 26th.
Qihbs', Saturday forenoon, Oct. 26tb.
Cedar Bluff, Monday afteruooo, Oot. 28tb.
Cross Keys, Tuesday, Oot. 29th.
ui.i.j. u/-.in.t
iuiuivi a MWiW| ti vuuvovvjr ivt vuvuu t vvvi
80th.
Qoabeo Hill, Thursday forsnoon, Oct.
81st.
Fish Datn, Friday, Nov. 1st.
Soniao, Saturday, Not. 2d.
Union C. H., Monday, (Salesday,) Not.
1th.
Mt. Tabor, Moorhead's Store, Tuesday,
Not. 6lh.
Helton, Wednesday, Not. 6th, and Thursday
forenoon, Not. 7lh.
Gowdoystille, Friday forenoon, Not. 8th.
Kendrlok's 8tore, Friday afternoon, Not.
8th.
WtlkinsTille, Saturday, Not, 9th, and
Monday, Not. 11th.
DruytonTilld, Tuesday, Not. 12th.
Timbet Ridge, Wednesday forenoon, Not.
IS.
Asbury, Wsdcesday afternoon, Not. 18th,
and Thursday forenoon, Not. lltb.
JonesTille, Friday and Saturday, Not.
16th and 16th.
Bvsry malo citison between the ages of
twenty-one nod fifty yeara, except those in- |
CipeuM vf vwaliig m suppotl from being
maimed, or from other onuses, and exoept
those who are not exempt by law, shall bedeetasd
taxable polls.
Persons who wish to pay taxes on prop
arty in differA?t Townships, will please so
state when they come to pay their taxes,
and thereby save trouble.
I woald further state that on information
/ w flfctainsd from our Honorable RepreeenBBHtt/*.
tatWee. there will not be any exten"v
etoh of time fer the oolleetion of the taxes
this Fall ; therefore, I beg that all of our
eitlsens will oome up promptly and pay
tholr taxes before It is too lato.
TAX LEVY.
For State Purpoeee 6} Mills.
For Ordinary County Tax 81 Mills.
For Past Indebtedness.. J Mills.
For Interest on R. R. Sonde, 31 Mills.
For Rot ring ? ? f Mill.
For Bshool Constitntional tax, 2 Mills.
Total Levy,# ' 16} Mills.
Reapeetfully,
.1 It. T. fcflOTT.
Count? TrtMurer.
0tp 20 88 n
John J. Pircll.
Notice.
3 GENERALLY.
ntion to our newly opened
i this town.
eturned from New York City
rhere he purchased a beautiof
goods at Jobbers' prices,
we have secured in buying,
Market at
V PRICES.
jrdial invitation to oall and rxntmnO
tfD TO PURCHASE OR NOT, and
Louis N. Rodger.
Special
TO THE PUBLIC
We beg to call your, atte
CASH DRY GOODS STORE ii
Our Mr. Rodger has just r
and other Northern Markets, y
ful in.d well selected stock
which, from an "inside track"
will enable us to place on the !
VERY IiOY
We extend to you a personal and c<
our new store, WHETHER YOU INTEi
promise you a kiud reception. We will
and your dealings with us will alwavs rec
Our motto will be PLAIN DEALING, a
at all times with HONESTY and SQUi
We particularly rcquost your early e
of Dry Goods, Shoes, Hots, Trunks, and e
to make up a first-olass Dry Goods Establ
As we are just embarking in businet
immense stock is ENTIRELY NEW, ani
goods to get rid of.
You wtll find us next to L. G, Young
by the Post Office.
Hoping to have the pleasuro of recoh
Yours, very respec
ROE
Sept 6 3
Our Mammotl
HAS arrived, and all our Departmon
NEW SEASONi
at prices that will talk for themsolves. Ai
anyono that for styles, quality, and low pr
Wo call especial attention to
DRESS GOODS,
LADIES* CLOAKS,
ITNnKRWK Alt
MENS' AN]
JEi
Everyone cordially invited to call a
guarantee satisfaction, and everything as i
FOSTER, W1
Jan 4
Mortgage Sale- i
BY virtue of a power of tale given to ma in .1
a certain Mortgage executed by O. B. ?
Wright, on the 28th day of August; 1884
and reoorded in the office of the Register o
Mesne Conveyance for Union County, in
Book F., No. 0, pages 478, 479 and 490, I
will sell to the highest bidder, before the
Court Bouse door, at Union, 8. C., on Mon- "
day, the 7th day of October, 1889, during
the legal hours of sale, the following described
tract of land, lying in Qoudeysville
township, containing 1
144 acres, more or less,
known as the Darwin tract, bounded on
the East by Broad Biver, South by J. Q.
Love, Jr., West by Godberry Wright, and
North by A. F. Smith. w
TERMS OF SALE: CA8H.
A. FRANK SMITH, j\
Mortgagee.
Sept 20 88 8t
FIDELITY
LOAN and TRUST CO.
? OF ?
SPARTANBURG, 8. C.
CAPITAL. PAID IN, . $30,000.00
OFFICERS.
President, - George Cofield*
Treasurer, . - W. E. Burnett. C
Attorney, J. B; Cleveland.
directors.
Joseph Walker. I J. B. Clevelai d.
W. S. Manning. | Geo. W. Nioholls. 1
D. E. Converse, j W. E. Burnett.
T. C. Duncan. I George Cofield.
Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of
four per eent. per anlium, and added to
aocounta semi-annually. .
July 19 29 ly jj
To Bridge Builders.
OFFICE OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION COUNTY. g
Union, S. C., Sept. 19, 1889.
WILL be let to the lewest bidder, the
building of a Bridge aeross Tyger
River at the
BEATY FERRY,
on Wednesday, the 16th 2 day of October.
Plans and specifications can be aeon at
this offioe from 1st day of Ootober until day
of letting, and on the day of letting at the
plaoe of letting,
By order of the Board of County Commissioners,
CHARLES BOLT,
Clerk of Hoard.
IfST Carolina fSpartan and Chester Reporter
please insert three times and send
bill to this office. 1
Sept 27 89 8t ' "
A Splendid Home and Farm i
for Sale.
I OFFER for sale my dwelling boas?, and
snrronndiog farm of one thousand aod
fifty acres, lying in and near the town of
Union. The plaoe le in good state of eul- Uvation,
and possesses all the conveniences l
of both town and country, being efttutUd g
on Mnin Street, end in good walking die. ?
tanee from the ehnrohee, eohool* end bueinees
|>ert of the town ; and for heelth it la *
uneurpaesed.
1 will eell it on eaey terms, as a whole or j
in email trsots, to euit purohaaere.
For further partioulars apply to me.
S. M. RICE.
Sept 18 87 ?t
RED RUST PROOF OATS.
WE bare just recti rod a oar load of l
PURE RED RUST-PROOF OATS <
for sale.
FARR & THOMSON.
Sep* 18 87 fts
oe happy to show you our bargains,
eive polito and considerate attention,
nd we expect to treat our customers
LRENBSS.
lamination of our new and fresh stook
erytbing under tho sun that is needed
lishtnent.
is, please remombor that ALL of our
i wo havo no shelf-worn or inferior
;'s in the building formerly ocoup'od
ring a call from you soon, we remaio,
itfully,
>GER & PURCELL.
6 it
i New Stock
Is are fuller thaa evor with
\.BLE GOODS,
a inspection of our lines will satisfy
ices, we ono't be beat.
\
1) IIOY'S CLOTHING, ~
\NS AND CASSIMERES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, ETC.
nd soo for himselfor herself. We
represented.
[LKINS & CO.
1 .
LI POSEY& BRO ,
DRUGGISTS.
DEALERS IN
URB MEDICINES, DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
1 OILET ARTICLES
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES. AC,
READY MIXED PAINTS,
>'HITE LEAD, LINSEED OILS,
URPENTINE, PUTTY, WINDOW, GLAS,
PAINT BRUSHES,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
jAMPS; and LAMP GOODS,
CHANDALIERS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
for Medielnil use.
sreful and eonrteoos attention to ea
customer.
'RESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM,
POUNDED AT ALL HOURS.
We select our goode with greatest care,
uy them as low as tbey oau be bought
>r cash, and sell them at Lowest Liring
rices.
J. W. POSEY A BRO.
Mar oh 22 12 It.
1 rany dealer says lie haa the W. t. Doujrlaa
lioen without name and price itamped on
M bottom, put him down aa a fraud.
N. L. DOUGLAS
*3 SHOJE ^ gentuTMIN.
i.AI'C'DOUCLAS
13 8HOE la'oT...
Examine W. L. Douglas' 92 afaoaa for
.adiea and gantlomen.
a ir Drnp id v it
o. Mt o? w ,
Agent. Union, 8. C.
Sept 6 86 6m
Money to Loan.
In ramt'oflSOO nod upwards, to
> seourod by first mortgage on improved
arm lands. Apply to
D. A. TOWNSEND,
Attorney. Union, 8. Ot
May 81 W ||
The laSTto
%gfe??w
# Ui show you
. .? ** J?**P?*T^ St'8 s<???? ?ver hi
sma ** ??? ?>r (took
JEkMB&mkWl Call on
%>es is nu(
Oar stock of Boots sod km, for w<
LEADERS to shodr. Look st
MILLINEIY
la this department oar stock is eb.^.
to the bottom. Ladies Hats from 15cei
most you will find Miss Kstaile Diflend
ready to welcome you sod show youthr
Remember, our motto is always tho
the lowest prioe*.
Thanking the pub'io for their eery lil
oootinue the same ia the future.
Respectfully,
GRAIL*
Sept 14
BIG (
GU
Having gi
Order for my
j^utvWIPItl vUili D
of them, I ch?
in prices.
If you w?
come to see
w.' ik
new jewe:
ne
JUST RECEIVED at F. G. TR
od most choice seloetion of Jewelry
WATCHES, CLOCK!
EAR RINGS, FINGEI
SILVER AND SI]
ALL KINDS OF
which be intends to ag]| lower than i
After eighteen in
manner of work in his line with si
warranted.
Sept 6
Lipscom
CLOTHING,
t. V T
> 1
# >GENT'S
FUR1
GAFFNEl
June W
8HERJFF8 SALE
FOR OCTOBKR, 188
BY virtue of sundry executions, to
direoled, I will soil before tbo (.'<
Houso door, in the town of Union, on 1
day, tho seventh day Of Ootober, n
daring the legal hour* of nalee, the Foil
ing described properu^^wii^ ^
All tb* Infer
W. W. Qsffney own# in oM tmot of 1<
situate, lying and bfingia Uowdoys
township, Union County, and knows
Stilt Hooso tract No. 9, coaUUelog on# 1
drodandono aoros, more or lass, hour
by lands of Victoria Gaffner, Mao. M
gomcry, and others. Laylod on and t
sold as tho piopwrty of P. B. Gtrinry
W. W. Gaffhsy, at tho salts of (It Hoi
town Mill Company, Jjlh.W. Bingham A
and others, plaintiffs, against P. B. Oaf
and W. W. Oaffney, defendant* ^ ^
This, 16th 8opt.'l889.
Sopt 20 *8 I
{
V.
Best The CtjS
iCK OF
[ERY CLOTHINO, HATS,
TOES, IN UNION.
< firth* largest and mo?t complete stock,
Mt, ai prices that speak for themselree. V
i of Jeans before buying, fur we can certainly K
d see them and get oar prioes.
XI> SHOES,
ill larger than usual. Wo bave'some BIQ
assure you they are world-beaters.*
, MILLINERY.
ice as large as it has ever been, and prices out ?
to the finest llat or Bonnet. In this departand
Miss Carrie Jnrae", who will be erer
Brffe^^ma^athStock.
ough our MamlWea ^^jd fair dealings, and
bet. of Qoods, boneM^a^jfc.^
>eral patronage in the past, we kindly ask yoCTo^
AM & SPARKS',
CHEAP CASH STORE.
37 tf
jtUlMo !
NS!
GUNS!
ven an Import
Guns, which imaving
in the cost
illenge the State
int a nice gun
j me.
L rBSMCHWIl.
REWLEY.
LRY!
IW JEWELRY!
EFZER'S Model Jewelry Store, the largest
to be found in tbe upcountry ; consisting of
3, BREAST PTNS,
I RINGS, CUFF BUTTONS,
LVER PLATED WARE.
FINE STATIONERY.
ever.
tbe business, he is fully prepared to do all
kill rod despatch. All goods and work
F G- TREFZER.
36 tf
B &
T OLLESON,
r>crT/%-v-<irx
HATS,
HSHING GOODS,
I CITY, S. C.
26 3 ui
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.,
o.
ATTORNEY AT LA If
me SPARTANBURG, 8. C.
jurt
[onext'
All business la the Courts for Union
low" Count/, If left with Mr. W. W. Johnson,
' a t n rt_ i / ? it _in v
HV. 0| Mm XMUg?, UUIUU \j, II., Will U?
. promptly itleadid te.
"<l June 14 24 tf
and, -
Notice of Dissolution.
innided
fpHK ffrm of W. L. Askew & Co. is here??**
X by dissolved by mutual consent. Alt
0 b? persons indebted to tbe firm will make
*t P*Jm*nt 10 L. Askew, who is anthor*Tl8'
?ed to make settlements and receive pay.
Co., meat, w. L. ASKEW.
S. 8. CUDD.
J. P. CUDD.
c- Ml. Tabor, 8. C., Sept. 18, 1880.
Sept. 20 88 41
\ THIS S
X IS WAITING
3WIMK, OET
Who will op^i*^ up a br
general me!
>n or about the 15th o*>
>
JONESVIO,
fr#3&_new and spacious t
) Li
""'v v
Stop ani
Before passing- Our
WE will ask you to drop in and givo
looted Stock of Now Goods thai ore now arri
dress g
Our Stock of Dress Fabrics U complete^
Henriettas, Cashmeres, Mohairs. Plaids, Fan
We wish to call the Ladies' special attei
latest styles.
boots ani
Our Boot and Shoe department consists
to the Public. Our large Shoo trade is proof
we represent them to be.
CLOTHING I CLOTHINi
lb this department wo have purchased t
now ready to supply the demands of every oo
suit to the old man in his sober 6uit of black
HATS AND
Wo ask you to examine our large and
Caps, of every shape, quality and stylo. Wo
anco" Hat.
Wo havo a polite corps of Salesmen who
throueh our Stock- All n.imK nl.l < ? '??
March 29 13
THIS S
IS RESERVE
THE little gr
W WATCH IT NE3
p f
One thousand to bo givi
0 each and every one who b
w Books and Supplies at Gar
f m j I have a limited numb
^ Pencil Sbarpners to bo gii
LmhhJ my customers who buy Schc
J from me. Call early be!
given away. I will guaranl
^ t ^ be rock bottom, and will co
any house in tho State.
H Special Discount to Ti
1 am also agent for all
magazines, etc., at publis
By giving me your orders y
money and trouble.
Q PIANOS AND 01
Sold on Easy Tori
Ice Cream, Soda W
Shakes, Lemonade, Frui-Mi
Springs Water, all sorved
"V'V1
^ Glenn Springs Water
I'T" I weekly.
Don't fail to get my prici
r J Stationery and School Supi
m;ikiug this line a spec
[ j defy competition.
G. P, GARR
Leader in Stationery and Fa
Sept 21
NEW STORE
NE'
A nice assortment of TcU.ist shirts, also a
JUST R E C
A ft AfllAl* 1a* rtf *llAOA lrt/11 A? t rvV\ A
41.IIVVUW ivg Vk vuiiou IOUIVO Ub
A nice lino of Gent's Neckwear, 25 a
The prettiest 32 25 Gent's Shoe, in b
Another lot of Ladies Kid Button Sh
Ladies and Gent's Summer Underwct
Corsets from 25 cents up.
Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced to "
All Lawns and Mulls, formerly 17|ctf
CALL A
HARRY M
April 19 IS
an new-stock of^^^H
RCHADISgB
, October, 188b^|^H
^>v S. O,,
>uildii}u^^k JSg?|
ttlei ohn^^KJaMfea
) LookT i
IDstablinhmoutr
a look at tho large nod wcll-scving
daily.
h o o d s .
in every particular, consisting of
ui Cloth, &c.
ition to our Dross Patterns of the
) shoes
of Goods that we can ncomfflend
enough that our Goods are what
& \ CLOTHING!
i larger stock thau usual, and are
o?from tho litilo boy iu his first
' CAPS.
well-selected Stock of Hats and
call special attention to our "Alii*
will take pleasure in showing you
west prices for CASH.
RICE & MCLURE.
_ t?
PACE
ID FOR
EEN FRONT."
[T WEEK.
~'K~
ft
3D away to - fw \
iuys School hH
rett's. ?_j J
cr of Slate
rcn away to a
ioI material
ore all are
tee prices to ^ f
mpete with
BACI1ERS. ^
newspapers, L t
hers prices,
ou will saro rJi ueLJ AS
tGANS jW [ -M '
ater, Milk Q |
z and Gleun L a
in tho latest ^
received ^
cs on Books,
pues. 1 am
ialty, nod I
ETT, W w
ncy (Joods. W
ly
W" GOODS!!
lo'- of Overall lioa 50o. up.
E I Y E D
50 cents. jiflflH
nd 50 cents; ^HRHI
utton, lace and gaiter.
oes, $1
ir, 25 cents up.
now 12^cts.
At
1
s