Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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flm ' ====== T" Tax Niuuiia Muddls.?Lincoln, Neb., January 9.?All the newly elected 8UI< officers ere in possession of their offices ex oept Governor Boyd. Powers, the Alliance candidate, took tlit oath of offloe at 1 P. M. to-day and it is saic that the Legta'ature will recognise him at Governor. All the new State officers hnv? been recognised except the Governor. Ton ^ Major was installed aa Lieutenai.t Goverooi and Presideot of the Senate nnder protest Qoverdor Boyd has been reoognixed by n) tbe new State officers as Governor and the; will report to him. A Thisd Govbinos Holdiko Ovsa.?Ex Governor Thayer applied to tbe 8upretn Court for a quo warranto restraining Gover nor Boyd from exercising the functions o his office. Judge Maxwell elated to Mi Thayer's attorney that inasmueh aa thai petition admits that Boyd is Govarnor, thai Ecsitlon ia untenable. Maxwell believe< oyd to be Governor and refused the writ Tbe Supreme Court then adjourned til Tuesday. -v The board of publio lands and building is in session and has notified Thayer to va eete the Governor's rooms or tbe boar< would offic'ally designate soother room to b the Governor'* headquarters. Tbayer i looked in hie room with frionds. At 12.8i Thayer requested the crowd to stand bad from his door and tald : <*I will not surren der until the proper tribunal deolaree that ahell." Governor Boyd has ordered Adjt Cole t i.:? *? .i -* - - r# uiui ivc uirvcuvui nuu 10 uiBpora ^^hrttliUli on duly. firot conflict of authority took plao tnOS^ernoon, whoa telegram* were rrceiv ^^^^^FHitftfTTinirTi-rrr^T'ii"iyi?i8'^aVl^u UD^ trrtua ' dlau outbreak would take place ta the north -em part of the State to-morrow, an 1 askio ' that the milit<a at the front be placed to re pel tlie attack, Governor Boyd orderei A<yt. Gen. Cole to make preparation for the outbreak, but Cole refused t obey, stating that be would take orders onlj from Governor Thayer. Tbe office of Adju tant General was declared vacant and sooi after Gorernor Boyd appointed Gon Yifquain to the position. The State forces on the frontier now bav two commanders, and it is impossible to tel Which they wi*l obey. The janitors of th 8tate House and the mail carrier, Lane have gone over to Governor Boyd, and it ii said that the gaa and steam will be turne' off in Governor Thayer's office. We hsve some special bargains to offer ii Red Flannels, call and examine them, an be convinced that we are not merely talkio; but we will reslly save you some money. GRAHAM & 8PAKK.S. What a variety of cranks and schemer are always reedy to mount any popuis movement end ride it to death I Ignatiu Donnelly, the man who it ied to prove thn Baoon wrote Shakespeare's plays nnd b, some inexptioable process gathered froc those plays a history of things which neve happened in Queen Elisabeth's time, i riding the Alhauce of one State. Now i Kansas a missent letter reveals the fact tha Frank McGrath, pres'dent of the Kanss Alliance, is working with B. J. Turoer, Republic.n representative from that StaU to seoure Turner's election as UniUd State' Senator in place of Iugalls or an Allianc man. Turner writes McGratli that li (Turnsr) can pay f&,000 far his elcctio after it is secured, and will have in additiui a United States maraha'ebip aud court clerk ship with which to reward bis supporters. This kind of thing is inseparable from poli , tics and it will disgrace, degrade, weako s and finally kill the Alliance if that body i V kept in politics. The Alliance was at wor .and in peace and flourished un'il its politi <?al career began and now it is already spli rjinto half a doxon faction1" Unless there I 1ta change iu method it wil . /itably folio* iriSSilja Wj"r 't- - ' " " '.j"*' Labor and every other secret organ!* mwi waii urns ineu to control American po'i tie*. It will put * few cunning andentei prising jcnen into fat offices snd tben got pieces. ? Miss Teresa Shoppaul withes to infori her many friends, that she is now wit JtfAHRY M. COHEN & BRO where sh twill be pleased to serve them. 'Guano Inspection.?Now that the list c ;guano inspectors iscomplce, by the appoiul went of Mr. Mackey, of Orangeburg, it i ^understood that they will begin work o .Monday next. The valuable pamphlets is sued by the department of agriculture lar year are now in great demand by the farm era. Many requests are made for the put lioatioos containing the analyses of the dil ferent brands of fertilisers of this State am of the imported materia*. Quite a nurabe of branda hat# been blacklisted, and this i extremely important for the farmers to knon The department advertises them of the d< fective fertilizers end neither the depsrt meot nor the Clemsou College trusters cat be held responsible for purchases by mistake 4ii?uuugu Uio V1WUK. lim. 13 UU Die WHO ID Clemson College trustees, the publication o thetn in a nowspaprr is neither the snfe no: /he proper thing. Prof. Hardin and his as sistants will have now a long term of ban -work. The guano inspectors will begin tl ,-wend in the samples in great numbers nex week and the work wi'l be required to b< -<lon# promp'lj. .A nice 1 ne of Silver Grey Ladies Gossa mors at $1.25, at 11. M. COHEN & BRO'S. ^ Psomouxcsd lloi'BLKss, Yrr Saved.? iTrom a letter written by Mrs. Ada K. Hard 0f Greion, S. D., we quote : "Was takei witl> * had cold, which se'tled on my Lungs eongh aci in and finally teiminated in Con suiupti "** ^JUr doctors gave me up saying I could i 1)111 a "hurt time. I gave mysel JL , op to my Baviour. determined if I coult not stay wi ** l?y friends on earth, 1 Wou'i meet my abt,*,,t ones ^ove. My hutbhoc was advised to * !>? King's New Discover; for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. 1 gavi . it a trial, look in >! bottlosjlt hm enrol ml ncd ibio ^ God 1 am now a we! and hearty woman."' Trial bottle* free a B. P. Posey's Drug t>toi*r regular sise, 60c and $1.00. ScVi, NallvflW" NmHI? Casket containing 2( Needles; Bodkin .Darner, Embroidery ".etc RL, at 5cents. at II. M. COHJBN & BKO'8. Marries a Waim Woman.?We learr from the Washington lsttsr to the FalmtlU Gleaner that J. A. Ljles, a former Newberrj negro, and a brother te Laura Whiteoer e ft'" this | lace, has gone back on bis race since bis abode in Washington and has marriet one of (ha white bailee of (hat oilj. He ii a very light-colored negro, and h*s verj little African blood, but while here lie nevei pretended to anything else. Ha will be re ^nembered as the mail carrier for Capta>r U. W. Boone daring the latter part of hit term as postmaster. The name of the womar >; 'd?e married is not given.?Netot and Herald 'Pitt turn on run List.?The JVert ant snow rnhi cue office# Ore "confined to a fee '?'?.-?' f A it m 4>, . - co^rgr miM w?? mnu# in ?lie ftliel 'Manifesto. Oor contemporary might bar J ' Padded, among tho Garja, iho name of Gnrj Watla, aa assistant Adjutant General, at a alary of $1,200, and Thomae Tath?r?, roo of the auperlntendeot, aa clerk at tha Penitentiary?appointed by hie father? at a salary of $1,600?Ntwhttry Obttrvtr. X**dln* * ^nj WMit bofl<1 , Notice to I'knsios Boards.?Columbia, I 8. C., Jao. 8.?County examining boards of poosions nre required by law to meot on the . third Monday in January of each year for X ) the purpose of considering applications for I pensions, as provided for by the laws of i South Caroiins. There wero no changes in ) the pension law by the last Legislature and i these boards ore expected to follow the same -> r rules governing them the previous year. | The law, as wo understand it, does not . 1 comtomplate a re-examination of applicants I' pissed upon and proved heretofore, but U| county examining boards of pension will re- ^ - eeive new applications under the rules here* e tofue governing them. When all applications shall have been set- ?j f ed np' n, then the County examining Boards ^ of I'm i ons and the Beard of Pensions Com- j, r missi- ncis elected by the survivors of the K r respective couirics, elinll meet together and j( i examine the pension ro'l for such county, and select therefrom such number of the it most needy applicants as will be sufficient to consume the appropriation of suoh county, s allowing to e.ch applicant so selected the sum of three dollars per month from such s 1 applicants far pension the said board shall d c bare regard to the physical ao?l financial 1< s means of such applicants, and also to the 0 financial condition of the near relatives of t the several applicants, and shall, in every ini stance, sc'cct the most helpless and needy o 1 applicants f r aid that can be found upoa o the pension roll. ^ 0 A majority of the members present otm- F e posing I ho two said boards sha'l be necessary t to form said j int board. Where survivors e failed to meet salesday in October, 1890, or in November, 1890, and to elect the five i- members of the board of pension oommisi -wwiatii anvquticu uj ,cmiwi w *v ?i. _ - Ac., approved December V4th, A. D. 1888, g county examining boards are requested to report such farts to this office at once, and 1 when such meetings wero held and the five s members of the board of pension commis- ^ v oivuyii wicvivu, it'i'uii m ua uiu uuuiu VI f such commissioners. All applications approved by said County n Board, with tho papers upon which I hey . act, shall be tiled in tho Comptroller Gene- t rsl's office by tho first day of February of e each year, to be submitted by liim t? the 1 State Board of Pensions for tlioir review. "I e Respectfully, J i, W. 11. Ellkhbk, C i Comptroller General. I; Eupkpsy.?This is wlutt you ought to have in faoi, you must have it, to fully enjoy * jj l fe* Thousands arc searching for it da ly, P [' and mourning because they find it not. B Thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people in the liopo that they may 11 attiain this boon And yci it tiny be had by 8 all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if 1 used accordirg tam^^cuonH and the urc ' r persisted in, will Gcol Digestion 8 and oust the dcmon^^^cpsia mid install 0 I instead Eupcpsy. WeTecommend Electric ~ ? Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of ' II Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at f>Oc. ' r and $1.00 per bottle by B. F. Posey Drugn gl8t" In looking around for Jeans, call and fcc our all wool Jeans, three yards for cne dollar, you can't beat it, ' GRAHAM & SPARKS. | e Don't let tukm Fadk.?Finding llmt the Q originsl draft of the ordinauco of socossion n is fading, Secretary of State Tindal ban determined to have it photographed for preservation in the archives, and artist Reckling . [. will do the work. n Secretary Tindal will a'so hove the seal s of fhe Confederate State* pliotrgianbed 8 U together with a desoriptiou of the (same, so j. that the curiosity of correspondents throughit out the state may be satisfied. ? Come and sco our Wilton^Creclie', Quijt at p ?c" rr'"a, n. w: rnii^ __ r" Thinks tuk Troublk is about Ovkr.? 0 Washington, Jan. 12.? Further dispatches at the war department to-day confirm the information that the Indiana are cmirg to p n the rcscrtation from hostile camps in large h numbers, and the bc'ief at the depnr ment f ? is that the worst is now ovor, and further fighting may bo avoided. For the largest stock of Dry Good-*, Mill!- ? nery, Boots, Shoes, and clothing, and the 1 lowest prices call on n GRAHAM & SPARKS 11 iit "* * POlt UT8PICPSIA, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use p. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. I All dealer* keep It, $1 per bottle. Genuine ho* * trade-mark and crossed rod lines on wrapper. 8 -* E MARRIED. ADIS?SANDERS. Married, en the 12th x inst., at llie residenoa of William Jefferics, . i. Notary Public, Mr. Thomas Ad's to Miss e Amanda Sanders, all of Union County, f GALLMAN-POOLE. Married on the a r 12th inat.. at the residence of the officiating 0 - officer, William JefTcries, Notary Public, Mr. t; 1 Daniel Gallman to Miss Jane Poele, all of 0 t> Union County. ^ 1 JENDEVINE?SMI i II.?Marrieel, Jan- a * uary 7tb,at the Church of the Nativity, ft Union, 8. C., by the Rev. llonj. Allston. J. a W. .Tendervine, of Bowman's Bluff, N. C., to g * Mrs. Harrietto L. Smith, daughter of the late Henry D. Lrsosne. d List of Letters j Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for . f- the week ending Jan. 10th, 181)1. - Mr. W. T. Bighlow, Mr. T C. Cranshaw, { " Robert Deline, Mrs. KI<>n Edwards, f Mrs. R. F. Eastman, Mr. J. W. Farr, I Mr. TV. B. Furr, " Dolph Vixee, T 1 " John Leake, " James Morton, I TV. M. Ray, i " Plummer Stewart, V r !' J. Emile St.I " Russell Tucker, h I Amend. I " T.in?? U'al>s?M P i ' Mr. J. W. Whit'ock. ' c 1 Persons calling for the above letters will ( please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. P s< 1 1,000,000 BRICK, for rale. J. II. RODOER & CO. Nov 14 46 tf For Bale. ?] f T" OT on North side of Main Street, in the q > 1 J town of Union, adjoining lot of John I Rodger on the West. On the East by lot 1 formerly belonging to A. \V. Thomson, and ' ' North by W. R McCormiok, *i h alley in' tervening.?Will be eold oheap for oatth. , Apply to -1 t J. W. QUATTLKBAUM, J1 1 Attorney at Law, 1 Anderson, 8. C. Jin 0 2 4t ' r.hanna of Moot!. s> nf Pftln- A r sett Chapter. J NOTICE is hereby given, that the meeting d< of Po nsett Chapter, No. 10, is obanged to k fritn the first Monday night in each month lb to the second Tuesday night, beginning with so 1 the month of Fsbruary. Nest meeting will be he'd at 7.80 P. M? tit Tuesday, Febvu*ry 10: h, 1801. on "Take due notice and govern jourte'ves 11 eceordingly." By order of High I'riest, L.O. YOUNO, Secretary. Jiui 16 Q Ini , sSsgBraK i' " SSKSS. wmusm' 5 a a m . Important Land Sale! n 1 and 2 Acre Lots I NEAR THE TOWN OF UNION, ON EASY TERMS. 3Y virtue of authority vested in mo by 3 Arche R. Stokos, I will noli, on Sa'ee?y, Monday, February 2, 1891, before the ourt House door, at Union, during the lual hours of sale, the Real property known i THE FAIR OROUND8, ituate about haif a utile from tiie ecrpwf^r mite of the town, at the intersection of the icckney and Santuo Roads, containing 85 cres, more or less. The said lend lias been tid off into CONVENIENT 1 and 8 Aero Lot*. uitablo for building Homes, with large gar. ens attached, and will be sold on the feljwing accommodating TERMS OF SALE : One-half cash, the balance on a credit of ne year ; the purchaser to give a mortgage f the premises and a bond to seoure the alance of the purchase menev, bearing S lercent interest from the day of sale, and 0 pay for papers. WILLIAM MUNRO, Attorney in fact. Jan 0 2 it -Thfl_State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Plena. ? ^ J. P. Brown and E. A. Brown, as Administrators of estate of J. J. Brown, deceased, Plaintiff*, against L. Frank Smith, 0. 13. Wright and A. N. Wood, Defendant*. 1 N obedienco to an order made in the above L stated ca?c, by His Honor A. P. Aldrich, irooit Judge, I will soli before the Court louse door in the town ?*f Union, in the !ounty of Union, State aforesaid, within the tgal hours of salo, on the flret Monday in obruary 1891, the following described roperty to wit : 144 ACRES. Al that tract or pnicel of land, containag one hunJred and forty-four (144) cres, more or less, lying in State and lounty aferefn;d, noar Smith's Ford, on (rood River, bounded on the North* y land known as the Kennedy dower land ; n the East by Bread River; on he South by Live's land, end on the rem by land of Uadberry Wright, said rod beiog known as tha R. R. Darwin land. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Jan 1G 4 8t. THE GIIE^T" BARGAIN SALE FOR ONLY 20 DAYS, COMMENCING JAN. 16, 1891. [offer my entire stack at greatly reduced prices. Now is the time to supply yourrlf with A band-tonic Dinner or Toa Set, A l'trgr stock of Crockery, Glassware, China, Fancy Cups and Souceis, Vnsos, Baskets, etc. A large at< ek of PhoU graph Albums, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, ra^oyjBox Paper, Oil Paintings, Engravings, Cigar Stands, Nut Sets. Whisp Brooms and Holders, &c. A large stock of Fire wot k? going at 10 er cent, loss than cost, llnisins at 16 cents per pound, Assorted hits at 18 cents p r pound. Best French Candy at 2o cents per pound. Standard Poems, 49 cents each. A large assortmcnt of Books, 23 cents sch. Do not allow this opportunity to slip.? 'all at once and purchase anything you need i this line. Yours, truly, G. P. GARRETT. Jan 1G 3 1m The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. 1y JAMES M. GEE, ESQ., Probate Judge WHEREAS, John R. Jeter has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Ldministraiion on the Estste of and effects f Warren Worthy, deceased. These are, thrrororc, to cite aud admonish 11 a ml >. - ?A 1 ?A .. * ? i?y aiuuicu ?uu tiruiiorn f the said Warren Worthy, deceased, that licy be and appear before me, in tbo Court f Probate, to bo held at Union C. II., 8outh Carolina, on lb? 2d day of February, next, fter publication beroof, at 11 o'oloclc in tbe irenoon, to show cause, if any tliey ba?e, rhy the said Administration should not be ranted. Giren under my hand and teal this Hlb ay of January, Anno Domino, 1801. JAMES XI. GEE, Probate Judge. Published on the 18th day of January, 891, in the Weekly Union Times. Jan 10 ? 8 2t. Dissolution of Partnership* 11H K firm of J. K. Minter A Co., ofSedatia . S. C., consisting of J. 11. Minter, M. 1. Bobo and W. E. ltatchf>>rd, has this day een dissolved by rnutuil consent, Mr. W. K. ialobford retiring. The business rill be onduo'ed in future by J. R. Minter and M. 7. Bub >, under tbo firm name of Miuter k obf. All persons indebted to the old firm wi.l lease come forward at an early day and :ttle their notes aod accounts. MINTER k BOBO. Jan. 1st. 1891. Jan. 0 2 4t. ? Notice. PUR Snh Trnilas m.w L requested to meet me at Union, at A. ole Lyle a office, by 11 o'clock on Monday te 26tb, instead of on the 27th as heretofore ppointed. The Sub-trustees will a'l pleoao attend, ran if they hare not oolleotedf the amount ' their stock subscribed to the State Extange, as there are other matters to bring fore them. I). P. DUNCAN, County Trustee Stockholder. Jan 16-8 2t iDDlication for He mesteacf* CT OTICE te hereby given, that Mrs. Almira 1 E. Rodger, widow of John Rodger, leased, has ft ed her peti'ion before me have a homes end assigned and ?et off for e benefit < f herself, from the real and pernal property of the said John Rodger. N< ticc is farther given that the raid peinn will eoine up for bearing before me the 7ih day of February next, 1801, #t o ol'ek, A. M. C. H. P? AKK, M aster f?r Unbn County. Master's Office, j Jan. 8th, 1891. ] ' ?? ? 2 4M C0JWANDAB ?r*~?? ' tftat heln most b L_ we trt*e them fotf just what thay oslu^^^^n^i Under no cireuinitances will goods be d a atriotly C. 0. D. Sale, which will bo oe Rospeotfnlly, RODGER & Sept 6 PROCLAMATION. : StA'tg >CJQUTH CAROLINA, \ P^rAHTMKtiTj / <^\\f H ERE AS, information has been reW (oejved at this Deportment that ?n a'rocious murder was commiiied in the Coopty of Union on or about l'.<e twentysecond day of KpYtmber, A. D. 1890, upon the body of Argirus Jeter, by one Ravp Flow, and that the said Dave Flow has fled from justice: Now, therefore, I, B. It. Tillman, Governor of the State of S uih Carolina, in order Ihnf SaifltiAa maw ho .1a?a >?<' ' the lew vindicated, do hereby offer a reward , of Skvsmtt-Fivk Dollars for the apprehension and delivery to the Shut iff of Union ' County of . the said Dive Flow. The said Dave Flow is n dnrk mul-itto, i about five feet six inches high, square I uilt, weighs about one hundred and siity-fivc 1 pounds, stammers in talking, talks but little, has a down-cast look, and has sovoral marks on j ' In teetimony whereof- I have hereunto set my band and oaused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at Columbia, this first day of January. A. D. 1801, and in the one hundred and fifteenth year of tho Independence of the United States of America. B. R. TILLMAN -jsBAL jBy the Governor; J. E. Tindall, Sec'y. of Slate. Jan 9 '2 4t Stato of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION In Ore Court of Cummou Pica*. Summons/for Relief-?Coropla'nt not Served. "-t,T" r' " "--eniiil D. Spring*, John S. Moore nnaUfurgo M. Webb, Jr., partners do'ng business un ier the firm name of Jonee, Blanton & Co., Plaintiffs, against The Matsacbsctti nnd Southern Construction Company, Dtftndanl*. To the Defendants above named : "VTOU are hereby summoned ncd required X to answer the ojmp'aiot in this action, which is filed in the ofbee of the Cl-rk of Common Pleas, for the said County, aud to serve a copy ofyonr answer to the sai i complaint on the subscriber at his office, No. 2 Law Range, Union, iSouth Carolina, within* I twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day'of such service; aud if you fail to answer the complaint wibiu the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in tlrs ncth n will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Union, S. C., Deoefnber 12, A. D. 1890. \ WILLIAM MUNRO, ^ Plaintiffs' Attorney. To jfra pjgsada#ta~V?c\e named ; Take notice, tbatThc summons onfi action, of which the foregoing is a copy, \v?s filed In the office of theCletk of ihe Court of Common Pleas for Union County, at Union, in theCounty of Union, in the 8'ate of South Caro inn, on the 12th day of December, 1890. WILLIAM MUNRO, Plaintiffs' AtUrney. Union, S. C., Jan, 7, 1891. Jan 9.2 Gt Notiee of the SCHOOL COMMISSIONEB. 1 WOULD icapectftilly call attention of all i those having school c'aims, payable in 1890, lhat they abou'd present them at this (ffice for approval, 'lhe public is very anxious to find out the financial s'nnJing of the 8chool fund, snd it is imposMble to tell ] until after the claims ate gotten in for the ] present year. 1 hope this request will be promptly complied w Ih. ( I wilt s'soatatejhgfowjjigto the necessity of being aasmgfu4ftAr ous schools th'oughout the County looking after their interests, ' eto., I will be at the office only on Friday and Saturday of each week. I [ wi ? *! j uuv luiiii'iuutt iuhi in or in* isi day of January, 180], the School Commissioner's office will be open ooly on Friday and Saturday. School Begieters and Blanks of all kiods promptly farnUlied on application. Core nuioic&i ions from pi ly answered and attended t|r J. L. WALKER. School Commirsiontr U. C. Deo 10 51 2m MRS. JAS* GRANT'S FASHIONABLE MILLINERY JUST OPENED. I HAVE just oponed nu elcfant and eimplete line of FAl?I. AND WINTER MIL. L1NERY of Ihe ikwt^t and clioiceit style* ; consistinrof - :ii KTS, Fancy Wins*, Itlbboffli^Kn bi><N' ?lmpa aiu*^H(< fl' nursiST^BSETS. Tbaukful for^^V for J'beral pafn n-?g? heritoforo % the I adieu of i I lie town and co^^B and cinmine nr.y J elegant new st^^H ?Bf>g "iem thU my V prioes shall bo ^^ ?noe?y w rk a* g ol I is any f?t?blisli^^Hj*t tleper South Care. ' line. ^BThe., JA8. GRtNT. 3 tf < m ^ XT" SALE, WEDNESDAY, Y 21ST. eliverad until pi id for, as tried out to too letter. PURCELL. 36 ly The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Picas. Summons for Relief?Complaint not Served |f , Laurops Gt ps, Plaintiff, again*1 ton E. Hill, Agnes W. MpHugh, John T. Hill, J. Moblej Hill, J. Morrow Hill, Edward H ill. Elizabeth Carlisle, Carlotta ill aptl Annie E. Hi)l, Defendants, to the lJofcndattts, Ann B. Ilifl, Agnes W. Mellugh, John T. Hill, J. Moblcy Hill, J. Morrow Hi 1, Elizabeth Carlisle, Carlotta Hill and Annie E. Hill. Yuu are Hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in |.ho office of ihe Clerk of Ihe Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, end to serve a copy of your answer lo the said complninst on the subset iber at his office, No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina, within twenty dnys nfier ilie se-rice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; nudif jou f<il to answer Ihe complaint within the lime aforesaid, tho plain, I iff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the Complaint. Witness, Jo?cpli II. McK'ssiek, Esq., Clerk of the Couit of Common Pleas in nnd fir tho County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the 2d day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, and in the one hundred and fourteenth year of tho Sovereignty and Independence of the United States of America, f/-*?."i Joskph H. McKishick, I ska i. j- Clerk. William munro, Plaintiff" 8 Attorney. To the Defendants, Carlolta Hi 1 and Anuic B. iiiii: Take notice: That the suinmons in this action (of which the foregoing is a copy) was filed In the office of the Clerk of tlie Court of Common Plea", f.ir tho County of Union, at Union, in tho County of Union, in the State of Soutii Carolina, on tho (2<1) second day of December, A. D., 1889. WILLIAM MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorney, No. 2 Law Range, Union, S. C. Dec. 3, 1889. Dec 14 50 tit HERE THEY ARE! ASSORTED NUTS. ALEXIS (20D1LLAT (ill. It 11AM), Tacked in three pound <a*tons. The goods are ?lic very finest selected Nuts ol each variety, and arc guaranteed new, sounJ and first-class in every particular. The assortment consists of Grenoble Walnuts, |Tarrngona, Langucd?o and Taper shell Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Sicily Filberts and Pecans. The package is the most alt-active ever gotten up for this purpose, and the price, 75 cents per canon, is as low as is consistent with the fiuc (pinlity of tho goods. Besides the above, we have every vurie'y and can give you any quanti-y you want. Besides our regular Stock of STAPLE GROCERIES, &C., we wish to call your attention to the following line of Goods, which we at e selling as cheap as anyone : Self-raising Buckwheat. Self-raising Graham Flour, Shredded Oats, Crackod Wheat. Rex Wheat?a fine food for invalids nDd children. Bone'css Codfish, Mackerel. Map'o Syrup in fancy quait decanters, New Crop New Orleans Molasses and Syrups. Raisins, Prunes. Currants, CitionCheese aud Cracker.', Pickles and Sauces in variety. Fruit Cake in tin boxes, linker'? Chocoln'c and Cocoa. We call special attention to our Cnnued Goods, which nie the very best: Apricots, Peaches. Pears, Strawberries and Pine App'e, White Cherries, etc. We are a'so receiving a fine lot of Christmas Goods. French anil Siick C?i4ic'. Licorice Tablets nn t Cough Drops. Crystalizeil Fruits in A nuil 1 lb bozos. Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Figs, Prunes, Lemons, Cocosnuts, Cranberries, Apple Sutter, elc. Fire Crackers, l'aprr Cap Pistols, Toy ^nnons. Toys anil Chinawgre, We also have a rolcot stock of Pistols from 16 cents up to genuine Smi'h & Wesson. Call and see us bifore pcrebas ug anybing for Chri'tnws H. F. SCA1FE & SON. Feb 21 8 ly W. L. DOUGLAS A O B B B? and other speclatll < 11 f U?*r for Cientfemen, X *f ^ IjkI le?, etc., are warMiSBrsKAv 8. M. RICE, JR., E. U , Agent. Jan 2 I fim ?t<1000. 041 roar I* Im In* mud* by John ft Oood? l?,Th'J.X.t.,iil wofb for u?. Kmrfcr, Jrou may ? ( inahf n? mm hftul v?# ran to?rli yoti i|tilt ktv lion i? mm 0o<a fl (4 lit 4 ?tay " Hi" Man, amt \t?w? jrntt go MI. H.'ih K-m, Nil |i> tav ftrl tf AweTKit. y<m ran c-mnorner at ktrtii* dvlay #11 jrBtr ilmo.ne Ijan nofiitnii only to lb# Work. All la t?aw. flrrat )?jr W l(k for inrfi^A'r. lYa Mart jran. famlahlnr fttvytblnr. FAAII.V. HI'Kklifl.Y l##mr?f " ATTEND TH. DRY GOODS, , BARGAINS Ft \Yp will offer our stock^hf R Goody (Jrssitueres, Blaoltdts/Xiadi Shoes, and a great many other goo< We nean business. We simply h moDW. There is a good many of at egfct, and othdrsat a small toer c< the sale. 1 1 first that come will get the pick of Respect full GRAH. | 8ept 5 PREPARE Ft If you are in need ER, CONDENSER, o and call on me befor BUGGIES HARNESS E u '$ W GENERAL HARDW Yours, tr\ Ll Feb 14 NEW G0( N Our Buyer has just returned DRY GOODS, FANCY C( We have also a spl< ' O-eivx"? FURNISHIS ZIEGLER'S AN! for Gents, ZIEGLER'S Hi for Gents, in Congresi Other reducl REMEMBER Tl sewti\^ which we guarantee to be equa priced machines. Ovtr 70 now warranted for 5 years, and have The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, I MRS. L. M. FOUCHE, (NEE MRS. M. VINCENT,) HAS opened tlie large*', the hnndsc and raoM Fashionable STOCK OF MILLINER ever trelight to Union, and asks hci friends nnd custi mcrs to call and feast eyes on tlicm. I return sincere thanks for past li patronage anil intend la deserve a cor aoce of those favors by strict anemic the wishes of my patrons and studying interest in the quality of prices ? f goc cell. MRS. L. M. FOUCM Pot dtt WIN. A. NICHOLSON &S( BANKERS, UNION. S. C. A general hanking business t.ansacl Deposits received, subject to check. Exchange bought and sold. Collections made on all points. Safe deposit boxes to rent. Accounts of individuals and firms toli We represent the fallowing Iosu Companies : Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,07 Phenix Insurance Co., - - - 4,78 Norwich Union F. Ins. Society, 1,50/ Washington Life Insurance Co., 10,(KX Fire, Life and T< rondo Insurance. Sept 5 36 < The Union Investment C< pany. Umion, S. C.f January 8, 185 NOTICE is hero'hy giren that book Subscription to the capital ?t>c the Union Investnie it Company wil opened ?< me omc# or jonn I/, doling ihe town i f Union, on Friday, Januaij 1 1891, at twelve o'clock M. JOHN L. YOUNG. V. C. CUM'. | J. C. HUNTfflh WILLIAM MUNRO. J AM KM MUNRO. J. GIDKON LONG. Corp. ratoi Jan 9 2 0\ 1 I fOlfmn KararnMt ?t out UtO llnltf UIIN t ??? IVl II 11 IT I l?eoHlfeotwkorooor t'hejr lira pi I w I 1 ! I mm ran <to the work. Koajr (o Wo ffcraaUh ororytMnf. Wo start jom. No risk. Too can <9 jrowr apart mmwwiH. or oil yoaac f?mo to Iko work. Ikta entirely now U?||jiihI Wnfa?Ofl?l?rftil Nrvtaa to awry w Miinart art wminf from flft to $M per wook ibkI opo i*4 mora altar * Quia atparksaa. Wo eon fWmtok you th csssrtar <T4B?J; E CLEARANCE SALE ~ 1 OF I Bool's, SHOES, &C. 1 OR GASH BUYERS. 1 ed Flannels, Can ton Flannel*, Flannel Dross . s' Wraps, (ientV Clothing, Overcoats, Boots. in ai prioes that will tell for the next 30 days. ^jgB avo too mauy Winter Goods on hand and need the above goods which we will sell actually* H int. above co?t. teiiiamhnjL. it only lasts 30 days, and that the H the stock. ?- *- J i *' ^ H am 1 OR A BIG CROP. I of a COTTON GIN, FEEDr COTTON PRESS, be sure - j e purchasing. J and " phaetons! 1 STOVES. ^ ARE ALWAYS ON HAND iiy, ^ I>. BEWLEY. S A DING DEALER IN IIARI) WAKE )DS! TT-l-WTT /"\ -W^v f~^4 A m W liUUUS !' -< from tbe Market?, and our Stock of ARTICLES, AND NOTIONS IS * >MPLET2. ?ndid and vrell selected line of CI,OTHING? 1 ro GOODS, ETC. d bay state shoes Ladies and Children. ^nd-sJewed shoes B and Laced?$5, formerly $7. tions in proportion. iE DEMOREST $19 50 r machine, 1 in every respect to amy of the higher in use in Union County. They arc fully J all necessary attachments. YILKINS & CO i if rjtSSSt 1FHTEN1S A pamphlet of Information anrinb-fob** "Crfti ^ Xstractof ?lie laws, showing IIow to/W itillll ^^B^Ohtain PntOJits, fnyeats, Tnnlo]/^>jV _ ^^ ^Murk*. Copyrights, stnt Irtc./fgSyS MUNN & GO.Z^* the r rou t'u ,n' L- R- GAINES, UNION, S . C . cj. PRACTICAL PAINTER. DECOHATIXC. IX Fith'SC'O A X/> S/'.'X WK1TINV cited. A * *' r' * 1 A L 1 ? ' 'will paint houses on tiii: shout. ranoe KST NOTICE. 1,510 Dec 10 51 M' 1,256 iiii Oih nrcUolnfrfitwell. ?m T WHH9 Mgg^MBB"Qt rnt,? Hoinftrarn ovcrilSW.ftO ? " J 7 - SftflMg1"0"'*!- L mi ran <lo the work ind Hva - < < v _ xyJOjnit li'Tnc, wbt'nmjron are. Even lievvvk / ** ? y ffinnere nr.- tiwilv naming ftyi.ifii.i /III" fr/ PlOftdny, Aliases. Weahow >ouh?.*v TL ifV mid Mart yon. Can work In apart ?ln>9 y" iCnKr cr all ilte'iinic. Hi* money roi work ere. Failure unknown monf Ihetn. j| N I'* W am.) \\ mlorful. I*nriicu<ari fror. " JI.HallrUA Co.. If us Hm?> Portland. Alnlno I Of . ' | i w MONEY TO LOAN. j(. \n lropro'oJ Fnrm Inodn, in turns of '' [ v/ $500 and upwards. Lonua repayable in || email annual instnl inent.a, through a period H if six years, thus enabling the borrower to jj ray off hia indebtedness without exhausting H ilia crop in any one year. Aprly at once to t) A TIIWN9ENI). I Attorney, tjnton, 8. 0. Aug 15 ?8 1y AAAAftA VKARI I nmtvrtah* to In I. P.* 1 1111 11 t??. U?tiy fairly inlrlll|rrut pmunnfHilivr \ l|||l|l>'i,? !> ' r?n m<l Ind writ*, mid v>.(?, WUIIU ?*r in llsrlr ->mi Inlttla# .n l??r#? rr tUrr Ihrt.l Will 1b? liuillon or rmpl 'vmintAt n lili li yow ran earn that mrnmnt, u i No mottor for hi* unlraa a?cc?*#alul ? ahovr. Kaitly and tjulr* ly . % ork?r l^arnod. I drtlw lint on# workfT frtun rack district or county. I JitJi ! liava already tanffWt ami |?rovtdod with employment a |rn . Jz*' I n??al?rr,\\h'? irr making orer HMC a*9?r#ra*n. H tX KW [?i \ ' ' .v ' *