The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 13, 1891, Image 3
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For thoTian.
A Good Straoi
Mb. Editob:?Allow mo to repeat or
oapplcmeot t few remark* from a -?preacne<t
bj the Rer. A. A.
Jam re, at JooeavUle, Sunday afternoon of
Feb. 8?h. Hie text was Gen. 13:11 "Thrn
* Lot ehree him all the plain of Jordan and
pi'chad bis lent toward Sodom."
Btre. James' sermon was sf cciallj for the
. young; urging them to choose a useful and
^ lofty plane in life. He waraed the boj s
. and young men from j'eldiog to the tempta^^lioMtf^outdnak,
aHjiLch was. so nam moo
happiness. Then he warned the git Is to beware
of ever pitching their tents toward
Sodom, and whenever they should even
v-.. wj vu * wi i r'liunurncu conccaiea iroiu
their parents that the>r garments would be
singed by the fires of a Sodom. That there
was only safety in the God-erected castle
of "honest living'' which was backed by the
towers of Sabbath observing and bibb r?adiig.
That the Devil dared rot enter this
castle, but would rtaod outside of its pale
and entice many unsuspecting girls w.th the
a-j-calied "innocent amusements," and that
-one of h:smost favorite hai's, was the dance.
iHe admitted that the dance, j>er*r. was as
harmless as the school boys drill on the green,
but that the intermingling of the sexes in
the bell room had a damnable tendency.
That the only charms in the dance was in
this minglit g of theories. That when a professiog
christian stooped so low as to engage
in the dance, that his or be- usefulness to
the church was destroyed, and like a spiked
j^. oannon on the battle field, they were only a
i qg bloqkito others. Tt at the church
that he was never
been educated above it.
^-^*^At?d now gentle reader, I will assert, by
way of peroration, that there has been untold
evil generate! by the ballroom. And
although some young men do delight to revel
in the giddy dance with the though*less silly
Sir), yet if be is sensible and thought ful when
e wants a virtuous and prudent wife; one
against whom no doubt or jealousy will ever
arise, he will bo suro to seek hor outs de
the devotees of the ballroom. What sensible
young man wou'd want a wif<t whose
waist baa been encircled by tho arms of
some ef the men that frequent a ballroom
and engage in a German?
Jonksvillk. |
A Editor Dead.?Wi'miogton, N. C., Feb.
7.?J. A. Boniiz, editor and proprietor of
the Wilmington Mtsstnger, died this morning.
Riv. Sam Jones and tiik Mayor.?Of
course there was no excuse for the assault
committed by the mayor of Palestine, Texas,
qp the Rev. Sam Jones. It would be forgotten,
"however, that, as is usually the esse,
blame lies on both sides. No clergyman has
the right to tnkc advnntago of the safety se^^ured
for him by his sacred office and posi~^^ion
as human representative of the Supreme
Being to insu It any other man, or any peofde.
Mr. Jones hns time and again and
n many places said things which no man
could say outside the pulpit without inviting
prompt vengeance. In this case, following
his ordinary methods of speech, he in-u'te t
a roan who allowed his wrath to u aster his
sense of decency and respect tor public
sentiment ond the generally received demands
of civilisation.
Nobody has tho rijlit to assault a minister
of the Gospel for words spoken in his official
capacity. Nonrn:stor of the Gospel has
the right to take advaulagc of his position
to ridicule, insult or abuse his fellow men.
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Iftccnvuic i\cicif.
K?
Hfc* Driving Gloves, n big Drive at 26 cts
II. M. COHEN & DUO'S.
\tmrn i -"
MFpt IIoosi kiis.?Win. Tinvnon?, Pustof
IJqville, Iiid., writes: "Eieolrio
IWh has done more for me than nil other
Bines combined, Tor that bad fecliug
Hug from Kidney aod Liver trouble."
in Leslie, farmer and stooknmn, of same
e |u?ce Fays.* "Find Electric Diitcrs to be
tho host Kid n ay a 11 Liver medicine, uuidu
me feel like a new man." J. W. Gatdner,
hardware merchant, same town, says : Electric
Ditlers is just the tiling for a man who
is all run down and dou't care whether he
limn or dies; he fuuuu new strength, good J
appetite Ami felt just like lie i>a-i n new
lease on life* Only 60c. a bottle, nt D. F.
iPos-y's Drug Store.
Go to the Timks office for your Dill Heads
Note Iliad', Envelope', &c.
Difappkarancf. of Wowf.n.?The mys'ctious
disappearance of women and the subsequent
disco vory of their bod es in rivers
and streams soeitis to he the prevailing criminal
epidemic. Of course human brutes are
primarily responsible for these and the 1 ko
outrages, but tho lux admioistraCon of the
law and tho do'ays thrown in the way of
justice arc as certainly accessory before the
fact. Such horrors will can1 inue to multiply
as long as the machinery of -
TT.vokcu to me protection ot dangerous itistend
of innocent lives. ? Baltimore Herald.
Get your Job Printing done at the Times
office?Cheap, for cash.
.Small Pox in Texa a.?Dallas, Tex., Feb.
Suift'l Pox Is raging in the town of Husk
and surrounding terriioiy. Schools and
churches have been closed, and a 'ig'd
quarantine es'ablished. A fine of $100 will
tie imposed on every porson who refuses to
be vaccinate!. At Overton 13 new cases arc
reported. The county Judge of Smith
co unty offers $10 a day f >r nurses to take
cliai "IC patients.
Jbfc Abiikc, 'tn IN Spaktaniiuko.?Deputy
i Ki received notice a few days
ul HSsesi o *le Danes of Greensboro,
as 1 ^P11^ marshal, bad skipped
Pf?J?81 of mom v ?? 'J'* govern*
men'. Policeman M.1 le,r ^rested Haues
P* I . . i , i . n be 1 and ho was
Tliursd iy night while i , ... ?? n
. . . . , , "oel with a North
lodged in jail, lie retui ... ,
Carolina officer last night w ' ,.ou ie l,eccs"
ai'y of recourse to requisi. 0,1 P11?1'13*
Herald, 7th.
# Buck lex 8 Arnica Salve.?The .
in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores, cc,fj
Salt Hlicum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cli.
llan<!?, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin h. UP
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no p
required. It is guaranteed to give perfec*
at.sfnction. or luoney refunded. Price 2f>
cents per box. For salo by 11. F. Posey.
April 18th 18U0.
Knglish Spavin Liniment Tcmovcs ft
11 oril, .Soft or Calloused Luu>ps nn<l 111cm
iflies from horses, ltlood Spavins, Curbs
Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bone, Stifles
nil Swollen thron's, Coughs, etc.?
Save $50by use of one bottle. Warranted
the nn st wondrful Blemish Cure ever
known. Soli b J. M. GIBS & SON,,
Druggists, Union.
?-?- -
A correspondent writing from Yorksille
nays : The farmers of this county ha?v quite
a quantity of cotton yet to sell. In fact it is
briiereu the bulk of the crop of 18W is still
>in tho.r hands. This rpeaks well for their
fioancul condition, nnd is the frail of the
go >d work of the Alliance.
e ?~
p?)H xjy.s:1: s.
Indigestion, nnd Rtoiuftcr. dl'ordon, uso
iiuowx's mo* hittkrs.
All dealers keep It, $1 per bottle. Genuine has
k
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Rt.w abkabi.i: Kuoi e.?Mia. Michael Curtain,
PUiii?!4, 1U., makes (be ittiiuut
that she caught co'd, which settled on her
lungs; r be eu ite?i?-t 1? ujr nrr
ismiijr pbjs:ci?n. but grew worse. He told
her eho was a htptleot rirtim of ronrumption
and that no me licine could core her. Her
druggist suggested Dr. King's New DTncoverj
for Con?umj tioo , rhe bought a bottle and
to ber delight Yound herself benefitted from
first doae. She continued its use and after I
taking ten?bott)es, fi und herself sound and
well; now does licr own housework and is as
wallas she tur. ,?****
er twr (IWfip Distorery at B. F. Posej s
Drug Store, large bot les 50c. end fl.00.
K i i.rn is a PniCK Figiit.?Seattle, WashFrb.
T ?La-1 night John Shaffer end WL1
liem 1? g o fought a <>e?cn round contest in
the theatre Shaffer was knocked out in the
seventh r tin 1 nn i never regained eonscinusners.
lie died to-daj. Dog'e erc*pcd but
the propriet r of the theatre was arrested.
Ladies Wool Hose reduced to 25c. Cbildrens
to 15c. a*
II M. con EN* * BRO S.
List of Lsttsrs
Remaining in the Pc?toftica at Union, for
the week ending Feb 13th, 1891.
Mr A (J Coleman, Bailey &lliomson,
Mr E J Rish'-p, David Flow,
Miss Beaey Far, Mr. Willis Gray,
Mr. Sam II 'ward, |Mr. II T Scott,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please any ifadvcrtiscd. and will be required
to pay one cent for the r delivery.
JU " UN^^-!'-' "
Combined POCKET ALHAXAO
and MKMOIIANDCM BOOK
advertising bhown s iron hittkhj
the beat Tonlo, Klven away at Drug and
J general a to res. Apply at ono*
FOR THE EEGISEA J ERE.
J. W. GREGORY.
At the urgent solicitation of many friends,
I hereby announce myself a Candida'e to fill
the unexpired term of the laincnte I Dr. 11.
Little, Ju the Mouse of Rcprcsen at ves,
J. W. GREGORY.
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For Supervisor of RegistrationT.
JEFF. H SMITH. <
1 respectfully announce myself as a can- 1
did&te in the approach ng Primary Election ?
for the offico of Supervis r of Registration for
Union County, to fid out the unexpired term ?
of Capt. Thomas Comer, deceased. *
T. JEFF. II. SMITH. 1
Change of Meeting of Poin- 1
sett Chapter.
NOTICE is hereby givcu, thai Ihc meeting
of Podisett Chapter, No. 10, is changed F
frrm the first Monday nigbt in each month t
to tho second Tuesday ti'glit, beginning with (
the month of Fabruary. C
ISext meeting will be lieu at 7.110 1*. M.,
Tuesday, February 10th, 1891.
"Take duo notice and govern yourselves
accordingly."
lly order of High l'ricst,
L. 0. YOUNG,
Secretary.
J nil 16 8 lin
Sheriff's Sales
FOR MARCH, 19*S>1*
BY virtue of a warrant to me directed, I
will sell at the rosidence of .1. II. I'arr,
in Union Coun'y, on Monday the second day \
of March next, during tlio legal hours of
aales, the following described property to
wit :
About ovrnty-five bushels of oerm-wwon*
L t*fte hundwd and ptily t-nnhvtii of eot'on seed
and about throe hundred bundles of fxMct,
seized under warrant an 1 to be sold as the a
crop of J. A. Tarr, at the suit of S J. Smith 2
J (1 I.ONG, d
S. U. O. d
Sheriffs Office, Union, S. 0., Feb. 9 It. 1891. i
Feb. 13 7 8t (
Notice !
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Real Estate Mortgage Sale.
| I ) Y virtue of power an 1 authority conferred
ilJ by and under a certain M rtgsgo d-cd
made, executed and delirere I by Then; hi.us
Kifion to J. Anderson Ilrovrn, bearing date tbc J
27th duy of October 1886. and recorded in 1
lb ok J. 9, page 18, of Mortgages for Union 1
County,South Carolina, and which Mortesge 1
deed was on the 4th day of November 1886,
(lnlv n-ittitrncil in nip bv I lift said .1. Anderson
Brown. I will sell before o Court House
door at Union, S. C., on ealesdiy in March
n*xt, at 11 o'clock A. M., the following real
estate, ti wit :
' All th it lot of land in the lown of Union.
County of Union, Stntc nforcsiil, on South
side of Academy street wi-h dwelling house
thereon, bounded on the East by 1-t of
Thomas McNally, deceased, West by lot of
John L. Young nnd South by lot of If. T. '
OsCo, i'iiu same lot ibis day conveyed
to me by J. Anderson Brown."
TERMS OF SALE,?CASH.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
P. M.COIIEN,
Assigneo of J. Anderson llrowu.
Fcb'y Gth, 1891.
Feb. 13. 7 St. I
Notice of Primary Election ]
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
UNION COUNTY:
rTMIERE will be held in each vi t ng preJL
cinct, on Tucsdiy the 10th day of
March, 1891, a primary e'ec'i n for the purpose
of nominating a candidate to serve out
the unexpired term of the Hon. Kobeit
Little, deceased, in the Legislature.
Also, on the same day, an electim for the
purpose of nomtna'ing a candidate for
Supervisor of Registration, to serve out the
unexpired term of Cant. Thomas C;mcr,
dcceascit.
The el ction will be governed by the sa.no
rules and regula<ioi.s that governed the
c!cc ion he'd in 1890.
All gentlemen with po'itical aspirations
ore cordially invited to forward their announcements
to the Editor of lit* I'imks at
once, bncked hy a $ "> bill; also forward to
the County Chairman a ?."? bill to defray the
expense of the canvass and to pay for tickets.
A. C. LYLES,
County Chairman.
Feb i'? 0 -It
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
1,.. H MI!H M. CiKE, ESQ., Probate Judge.
] in un. Will
*RKAS, Jov.nh F. Altnnnhas made
V to me co grant him Letters of
Admiiii?tra f'on 00 "te Kstste of ami effects
of James T. Altaian, deceased.
Thesa ate, br'e'ore, to cite and admonish
all nnd t-ingnlar' Jtindred and creditors
of the said Junn * T. Alman, deceased, that
ilicy brand appen r before me, in the Court
of Probate, to ho h *''1 t?t Union C. H., South
Carolina, or. (! ? "< ' ""v ?* March, next,
nfttr publication here ?' 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to show can- c, if any they have,
why the said Administi 'A'ion should not be
granted.
Given under my hand *nd seal this 11th
day of February, Anno Douiino, 18111.
JAM US M. (jKM,
lVobat* Judge.
Published on the loth iluv of February,
181'1, in tlie Weekly L'n'oti Time*.
Ucb 13 7 A.
State of South Carolina.
r cr v.mu?,
In tki Court of Common Plm.
Summons for Relief?Corap'aint Seived.
Josiah Foster, VtatntijT,
againU
Spencer M. Rice. Jr.. Alex. Q. Rice, Robl
L. Coleman, Victoria S. Coleman. WUUm
Muar*. U. P. Beerle. A. Klhnrt. ?C. 0
Jeyner and J. D. ( li auiber lain, paroera
trading under the firui name of Elbart
Jovner A Co . A Br <firan and M. Bral
mm, partner*, ira ling an A. Brafmsn J
k Son. W. W. Draper. W. A. Moore. E.
W. Marah, 8r , and B. S. Barry, partner*
trading as Draper, Moore, A Co., O. F
Day, F. W. Day and George F. Foster
pariners, trading as O. F. Day, Son A Co.
Geo'ge D. Wi t, George P. Wxtkins am
John A. Witt, partners, trading as Wir
A W.itkins, R. S. Og'esby. Charles G
Craddock, J. B. Tutwiler, W. T. Beroey
J. H. Adams, IV. D. Adams and R. II. F
Adams, partner*, trading as Oglesby, Tut
wiler A Co.. E. T. Teffr, W. E. Teflt. F. 0
Tefft, Theodore Mentz, G. C. Clark and J
N. Roach, partners, trading as Tefft. Willers
A Co., I. L. Falk and George W
Falk, partners, trading as I. I<. Falk A
Co., Thomas B. MaeGshan, Andrew S
Brown nnd Robert 1*. Evans, partners
trading as MacGahan, Br. wn A Kvans
W. A. Mo re. F. W. Marah, J. A. Smith
J. Kingbcrry, W. J. Ashford and M. B
Marsh, partners, trading as Moore, Maral
A Co., M. C. Riser, J. F. Riser, W. S
AmftJlli Ml
C. and J. F. Ki-cr A Co , John L. Brown
J. O. WcdJingtou nn i I\ter M. Brown
partners, trading ns Brown. Wedding'or
A Co., Wibism 1$. Marcy. George L
Blake and Ellory Brunhaitn, pa>tuers
trading as Ma-cy Bros. A Co., A. S. J
Ferry, II. R. Sitnonds, Jr., R. A. l'ringlo
partners, trading as Johnston,|Crews A Co.
Wade II. Macfie, as Adin'r. of Agnes 8
ii e - j i . i> i
nin^ur, ur^raTU, J? A. ThT CJ, J. U
Long, K. C. Oliver, J. H. McKissick nnjl
"The Exposition Cot'on Mills Company
Defendants.
TO the defefendauts above named: You
are hereby suinni ncd and required tc
inswer the complaint in this action ; a copy
>f which is herewith served upon you, and
0 serve a copy < f your answer to the sa:d
omplaint on ihc sub-cribcr at his office at
Jnion, S. C , within twenty days after the
ervicc hereof; an I if you fail to answer
be complaint within (he time aforesaid, the
ilaintilf in this action will apply to tin
'ourt for the relief demanded in the oomilaint.
D. A. TOWNS END,
I'laiiitifl'a Attorney.
January 14, 1801.
To ihc Defendants : Take notice, that lh<
iuitinions of which the above is a copy, an I
he complaint were filed in the office of thi
"lerk of Court of Common Pl?-as for Unioi
'ouniy aforcsa'd, i n loth of January, 18'J1
D. A. TOWNSKND,
Pl.iiniff's Attorney.
Feb 13 7 0t
MASTER'S SALES
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common l'ieas.
Ca'harine Mclv fs'ck, J'.'ainfijf,
against
iliant Srniih, a? Admiu's:rator of A??
Smith, deceased, Car<li? Smith, E'.iphut
Smith, Francs K. Gibhs, S?ni Smnnci
Smith. Aawtrm th, Henry ln- " *'**
Smith and James r. rtnltli, Defendants.
IN obedience to no order "f his li n i
Judge I. D. WithciBpoon. ma le in the
1 I T II II
lUUW BIHiru t*3C, X mil SC14 nil OSIOBUKJ ,
!d of March, 18!tl, at Union Court H<use
luring the legal hours of sale, the following
lescrihed tract of land known, as the Horat
ract of land of Asa Smith, deceased, con
aining about two hundrod acres, situate in
3ogansville Township, Union County, State
(foresaid, adjoining lands of Julia Smith
latnrs Smith, Henry Smith, and others.
The above dosorih??t ? jjj *?v 00;j
ine or moro parcels.
TERMS OF 8 A LB:
One-third of the purchase money in c?sb
tod the balance cn a CTedit of one and tw<
rears from day of sale, the credit poriior
;o be secured by bond of purchaser and t
nortgage of tho prciuisos.
C. H. PEAKE,
Master f<>r Union County.
Master's office, Feb. 7, 1801.
Feb 7 7 81
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
^ P. and a. urown, as Adminis
trators of estate of J. J. llrown, deceased
Plaintiff*,
against
A. Frank Smi'h, G. B. Wright and A. N
Wood, Defendant*.
IN obedience loan order made in the abov
slated case, by His Honor A. P. A Id rich
Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Cour
House door in the town of Union, in th
County of Union, btnto nf'rosaid, within th
legal hours c f sale, on the first Monday ii
March 1891, tho fo'lowing described proper
ly to wit:
144 ACRES.
Alt itiat tract or narrel of land, contain
iog ono hundred nnd forty-four (144) acies
moro or lei?, lying in State and County afore
said, near baiith's Ford, on Broad Hire'
bounded on the North by land known as tb
Kennedy dower land ; on the Fast by Brca^
River ; on the South by Love's land, and oi
the West l>y land of Gndberry Wright, rai
land being known as the It. It. Darwin land
TERMS OF BALE CASH.
C. H. PEAKE,
Master for Union County.
Master's Office Feb. 7th, 18'Jl.
Fob. 13 7 31.
NEW GARDEN SEED
AND
CHOICE
Seed Potatoes,
AT
H. F. SCAIFE & SON'S
When at Home*
T respectfully inform my friends an<
1 c icnts llint I nhnll be in my office i
Union on Monday end remain until Tuesdi
noon of eaoh wcsit until further notice.
L>. A. TOWNSENI),
Jan 23 4 tf
W'
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commeibng
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t We want help, and lhnt hr|p tuuat
we hare placed on out counter*.our ?nt
them for juat whal ih?j oosl ua in Net
Under no eircunntnoooa will (pods bi
[ a strictly 0. O. D Sale, which will bo
1 Reapeotfbll
: RODGER &
Sept 6 : '
00 TO THE
Htofts
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PRINTIXG
J?* *R IN I"1*0
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BILL HEADS, NOTE HEAUS,
ENVELOPES, CIRCULAR!,
BLANK NOTES, BLANK RUBIPTS.
COTTON. BILLS, DODGERS,
, BALL TICKETS. PROGRAMMES.
WEDDING INVITATIONS.
Executed promptly, in boil eljrl*. and at
pi ices as low as in nay other establishment
in the State.
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SUPPORT HOME ENTERPRISE<
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terms; c.;o d.
i i?/ t t
s .?. , i.
1
i ii-J ?_ .... r.... ?u
i iiui buiu|icumi IU y'f 9,Mii ui?i>i IWI ??
the tit' ck and labor I employ in Job Work,
nml as I have to oouipce in price with the
largest establishments in ilie ?tve, nmi
sometimes in the North?all demanding
casli on delivery of the ? rk?thy [ rofds
are whittled down to a very small margin,
consequently I cannot pay cash for the lab r
nud St ick used and give long credit on the
wot k.
It is not unu-usl for me to -ocii e ord-n
for Job Work, from parti* s who tend their
cnxh work to other places, hut p.vr nixc tnc
when they want cr?dit, on*l *xp*ct ine to
Undo i< out."
Under that system I fmu *ny credit cu-t uteri
keep tnc drained of the mc s-nry s"?tionaiy
and cosh, too, f?rihe pretjhjffipbecttn-tm
.inJoh,
and corectjvjis Jbr Job VY/^F will Ik
made monthly. ^^sw*l?f,Mpsr7Kkk. *?
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Summons for Rc-icf?Corop'a'nt not ServedSpencer
M. Rico, Jr., K. U., Tiuiniijf,
against
lteps Jones, Drfavlant.
J To the Defendant :
i \TOU arc hereby summoned and requited
k X to answer the c itnp'nint in this a- ti >n
of which a copy is heiowith served up n
VXII nn.l In unrvo n mnv nf vnur iiliswt'l* to
J M W IV " _ "
tho a-iid c xiiplaint on il>o sub'Cribcr at his
office ni Union, S. C., withiu twenty days
nf.er (lie service hereof, oic'usire of the
<1 iy of such service ; and if you fulto an.
sw?-r the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this nChill will S|p'j
tot lie Court for the lief<Wnitidcd> i*.i tin
complaint.
1>. A. TOWNS KXD,
lMa'tiliff"? tttj-jjj,
Dated Feb. 5, 1801.
To the Defendant: Take notice, that tlx
' Summon-) of which the a^ovc is a copy, and
the complaint were filed in t'?e office of tlx
[ Clcik of Com t of Common Pl?-m for Union
County aforesaid on the 5th of February
, 1801.
D. A. TOWNSENl),
j l'lnin'iff's Attorney.
f Feb 13 <1 Ct
n
TO ROAD OVERSEERS.
Offick of County Commissionum ^
Union County, Feb. 5tb, 1891. /
niHE Road Overseers throughouttho Countj
' Jl are hereby n Allied that tlioy must eall
? out the hands li ib'e to Hoad duty in theii
' section, and put tho put lie roads in ordsr
according to the requirements of the law.
. Wo hereby warn- nil ovrrsafug&g^brl wi
mean business in this ca'l, ajffl*fflnaU iTtffi
them Rrspoasible for any derelccli>n oi
t>ni?lnnf /Iii* v for iiifrv nr Prtfkil m k. O
?V I ? ? - f>r
neglecting to repntany hand that nog
lects to perform his duiy tho full twclv
days required by tho law.
~ The law requires tlio load lo be 20 foe
wide in every ca?e < litre it is poesib'o ; tli
road to be well di'cliod, tho centre to b
higher and slope l to the ditch, on both sides
This is the kind of work we shall demand o
nil Overseers, and wherever we find it i
not done we shall certainly try what virtu
thero is in the law.
There must be no p'ny or shirking o
work, while tlie jire-en' comiu ssion?rs ari
?ir.?? 'Pl.rt ?Ainld MUST IIK Will! K h'.ll
and *11 pcrs in wlii (nil to do their full dut,
shall be {unit-lied iter 1 ing to '?w.
T. N. KELLY.
? A. CII AMBERS,
, W. M.OALLMAS.
COME AND (JET VOUR PAY.
All parties having 1:1 <1 their Jtir>rs, Wit
| ness and Con?tiUoi Pi?y CeFl'fitfcifrp will
* tha Clerk of the Hoard, p ior ??* K<?*. 1st
last, are notifie 1 to e*M uj?o > "It- un l^fgl^nei
at ilieolTioeof Foster, Wi kins & Co., f?i
their chock*.
CH vs. tteLtt,
Cicrk II. tr. C.
Fe*>. 0 f> ' tit.
SWOWt.W . jc?" U liftn* *i?it# tiy J'.hn It
GooJ*ln,Tr?j.N.V.,?i ?"H f..r u?. K.aiUr
you in*, nut m?k* ms. Ii. I.ul n ral
leci-h yoiiqni, kly b?.w ti>?.m fttuifin
10 tin > Hi" *ii? iin.tr yoa ,
Mil. Boiti phi. nil '* /. Ir *ur |.*ri o
Amirti *, you ran c n.itiu,,,* at horn-, .1.
In* nit your llii.".< r M-'R wnu onlr |,
III* work. All I* l??w. t-Lml |-my *1 ?!K'fo
r??rT w 'krr. ? ?! vou, ftrrnlahloi
v.tyihlnr. I.Atll.1,||k'k|i|LT Iran?*.
I'A IETICL l.Alift KKMt iMmiiinu
ruiso.i * tv., r^TiuUV, anaa.
t
ft*
SALE,
WEDNESDAY,
0f IT"^ ' ' I
be money. Now, in order to get money
ire stock of Wither G -ode, tod will sell
r York.
I delivrted un'il pi id for, as this will bo
carried oet to the letter.
I PURCELL.
36 ly
j The State of South Carolina.
tuuiMi ur umu.'s.
Court of Common Picas.
Summons for Relief?Complaint Served.
Cecil 11. Smith, Plain (if,
, ayamat
The MoMaeheetU a*>d Southern Construotl6n
Cbmpfcnr. TH'frntlant. ' ?
To U>? Defendant above named :
YOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in I hie action,
of which a c >t y is herewith served upon
you, and to serve a copy ?f your answer to
the eaid conipltini on llio subscriber at his
ofiice, No. 2 Law Range, Union, South Carolina,
within iwcniy days nficr the tervice
hereof, exclusive ot ihc day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the couip'ai I
within the tinio arores:iid, the plaintiff in
this action wi'l apply t? the Court f-r the
relief demamle I in the complaint.
Dated, Union, S. < Dec. 2:1, A. D., lb'JO
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the defendant abort) namod : Take
notice, that the summ. ns in this action, ol
which the foregoing is a copy, was filod in
1 the offioa of the Clerk of tho Court of Com
mon PIcm for Union County, at Unim, for
he County of Union, in tlio State of South
Carolina, on the 28d day of December, 18'JO.
WILLIAM Ml'N 110,
Plaint'ATa Attorney,
Union, 8.C., .Ian. 22. 18U1Jan
28 4 01
^ Brm.it i ? ? - ??State
of South Carolina,
CO UATI* OF FX/ON
In the Court of Common Plea*.
Summons for Relief?Compln:nt not Screed
liurrill Ulauton, Samuel K. Admin, llrcvard
I). Springs. Jo'.n S. Moore end Ueorge M.
Webs, Jr., partners doing business tut Icr
the I'm in name of Jones, Ill-tut it & Co.,
Plaintiff*,
againtl
The Mafaachsctts an I Southern Construction
Comp >ny, D.'/finliiiil.i.
To the Defendatt's ahovo named :
\ 7 (>U aro hereby m*su>m neti r. d required
x to answer then mp'aisst in Ciis m i ion.
which is filed in the olhoo of i'm ''1 vk of
C-intnon Pleas, for the s?id <* tiniv, and t"
s rve a copy of your euanc t > t e ? i c >u plaint
ou tho subscriber at lvi otlico, X , 2
union, M> mli farvdus, wl h u
j twenty daya after the set vice hereof, c<?Jti? * ?
or tltoilty uf :sucft fervloe; m il t .Villi
tail to answer the <f iiipluint tviliin the t ine
aforcoaid, the 1*1 iittiIt'-t in tb s neti- n wid
aj ply to the Court for the relief demanded
hi the complaint.
Dated Unioo, S. C., December 12, A. D.
18'JO.
WILLIAM MUXIIO,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Ta i ha iTaCamiU*.* t* >>nA,l . 'I1.1,? I
notice, that the summon* in th s action, of
which the foregoing ? a copy. huh filed in
ihe office of the Clerk of ilie Coort of Common
l'lcos for Union County, at Union, in
the County of Union, in theS ate of South
Carolina, on the 12/ %biy of Decemh r, 181K).
WfitdJ AM Ml.'NItO,
Plaintiffs' Alt' rncy.
Union, S. C., J in. 7, IS'.tl.
Jan 2 Ct
THE GREAT
'BARGAIN SALE
FOR ONLY 20 DAYS,
> COMMENCING JAN. 10, 1891.
I
I offer my entire stock a! greatly reduced
. pries. Now is the time to supply )our'
l 1:' with
A handsome Dinner or Tea Set.
A lirge stock of Crockery, (Jla-sware,
China, Fancy Cups and Saucers,
Vases, Packets, ?:c.
A large stock if Phot grai h Albums,
Work lloxe*, Writing Desks,
Dressing (.'uses, Fancy IJox l'upor,
(Jo'd Pens nud Pen Staffs.
Oil Pointings, Kiigraeiogs,
Ciurnr Stands. Nut Sets.
Wiiisp Brooms and Holders, &c.
r A large Mock of Fireworks going at 10
[ per c<*ut. less tlian cost.
r Raisins at 15 ctn's p-r p?und, Assorted
Nuts at 1M cents p> r pound.
' Rest French Candy at 2*> cents per pound.
, Standard l'oems, 40 cnts each.
| A Urge asarrnutnl of Rooks, 23 cents
r each.
r Do not allow this opportunity to slip.?
. Call at once ami purchase anything jou need
a in this line.
Yours, trnly,
t 0. 1?. OA 11 RETT.
e Jan 11? 3 1 m
e
< * 1 1 * and other ?n?rl?|.
jJ.1* K. M Wm ties for lientfemen,
*n |j)(llea,etc.,ar?warranted,
and ao stamped on Imttom. Address
W. L>, UUt'UhAH, llrockton, Mass. Hold by
S. M. RI< U, JR., F. U., Agent.
; Jan 2 I Cm
[ j,at>if.3
? ."feeding a tonle, or ofilldren who want bullo j
r ing up. should take
i brown's iron iiittkrs.
t It la pleasant to take, euros Malaria, Indi- j
K cation. IMUouttueua and 1-iver '
*
~ ATTEND THEci
DRY GOODS, BO(
JOB. <
W* will offer our Hock of Red Fli
Good?, Cresimercs, Hlauhotf, Ladies' Wi
Shoei. and n r??l ru?n? nik? ?* ?'
f ry ?- ??.j ?? <? mm pi
We uioan buMoet*. We limply haro loo
m^ney. There it m>od many of the a
at coat, and othcra at a truall per cent. ab(
Be enre and attend (he aalc. Kememl
firat that come will get the pick of the ?t<
Keeper tfti I ly,
GRAUA1V
Sept 6 Si
NEW GOOD
HE
?- ---rr?Z
Our Buyer lias just roturncA from t
DRY GOODS, FANCY ART
COMPI
We liavo also a splendid ?
G LONT'iS OX
FURNISHING
ZIEGLER'S AND Bi
frt* Oenta. T,ndu>n
ZIEGLER'3 HAND
fsr Gents, in Congress and
Other reductions ii
REMEMBER THE C
NEWTTVO ^
which we guarantee to be equal in c
priced machines. Over 70 now in use
warranted for f> years, and havo all nc
The "OLD RELIABLE."
FOSTER, WI
MRS. L. M. FOUCHE,
(NICK M 1(8. M. VINCENT,)
HAS opened ilit? 'iirgvs', (!? ; handsomest
vnt ini+t la<iiHlii.)iial)'o
STOCK OF MILLINERY
ov? v 1 r. ujj'- t t Ci.icp, and at-ks her ohl
iri* mlt nn-l tusrs ta salt >?mv iu?.r
i on them.
I return since*e thanks for past liberal
I j >m tr on ape ? (1 irroii't lo derorro a continu
Anco if those fn tiii-. ly clrict attcmion to
(lit) wishes ol my |-mtroiih and studying the r
mtt rest in the quality of prices of goods 1
sell. MHS. L. M. FOUCHK.
Oct 40 tf
WM. A. NICHOLSON ? SOfi,
ZB-A^ISJ-ZHZEIFIS,
UNION, X . C.
A genera! hanking htiMiicss transacted.
Deposits received, subject to check.
Kxchango bought and ( old.
Collections mode ou al! points.
^afe deposit b ixus to rent.
Ac :ouni? of individuals and firms rolicited.
Wc represent the f.Honing Insurance
Companies:
Afiiih insurance Co *rscIs, Z*><<07i,<7i 0
I i iienix itisiirnn ?e Co., - . . 4,7H',2oG
I Norwich L'ni >11 F. Ins. .S eie y, 1 ,<*>05,031
Washington Life Insurance Co., 10,00(1,000
Fire, Lire and Tornado Insurnnee.
SejA 5 XO (>m
Town Bonds for Sale.
rnilK llonds i-sno I by the 'lown of Union
1 to the amount of$7,000 lor the purpose
of erco ing school buildings in said Town,
are hereby off? re I f r rale- Tlio Hoods are
in denominst ons of SIOO each, hearing interest
at 7 per cent, payable annnally from
May 1st, ol each year ui.t I ic leemed.
J. W. MoLUHK,
Cli'in'n Ihard Trustees,
l'ublic Schools.
Jno. 22nd,1801.
Jan. 23 4 4t.
Notice of the
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
I WOULD respectfully call attention of all
those having school e aims, payable in
1HOO, that they shou d pnscnt them at tbiB
< Uice for ap^rov.l, J lie public is very
anxious to find out the financial standing of
the School fund, mid it is imnossihlo to tell
until after the clams ate gotten in for the
present year. I hope this request will be
promptly complied w lit.
1 wilt fl'so state that owing to the necessity
of being among the various schools tlnoughout
the County looking after their interests,
etc.. I will be at tne oflice only on Friday
and b'aturd >y of each week.
Let every one ictucnibcr that nf cr ths 1st
day of Jaiiii try, 1801, the .School Commissioner's
oflice will bj open only on Friday
and Sdurday. (
School Heg stcrs and IMnnks of all kinds
promt tly furnirlied on appl'Citinn.
Communications 11 om|>i ly answered and
attended t.. J. L. WALKER,
Sth oil Commissi >ii< r U. C.
Dec 10 ol ?ni
From tr.i'Iions of customers, during the past years,
comes the ver'tict that VICK'S SEEDS never I
disappoint. Why waste time, money and patience on
others, when yon ran buy the BEST a' same price.
Make no mistake this year: sendto cents for VlcK .1
Floral Cu.tfc, deduct the to cents from first order,
and it costs nothing It is better than ever; too large
pages, colored plates, grand novelties worthy of
cultivation Cash prires itooo and Jjoo. |
JAMES VICK. SEEDSMAN, R04bSlt?r, V. V,
I
' v i
jEARANCE SALE 1
TP ^
)TS, SHOES, &C.
iDDrlf, Canton Flannel*, Flannel Dree*
apa, Genu' Clothing, Overcoat*, Bom,
rice* that will tell for the next 30 dayt?
manjr Winter Good a on hand and need
bore goods which we a ill sell actually
>?e cost.
t>er, it only last* 30d?y?, and that the
)Ck.
i o A nT/nt
I orAHAOY
CHEAP CASH STORE.
? ]y .
IS!
W GOODS
-whB IB
TTo Market?, and our Stock of
ICLES AND NOTIONS IS
.ETD.
nd well selected line of
.OTH1NG,
GOODS, ETC.
\Y STATE SHOES
and Children.
-SEWED SHOES
lineed?$f>, formerly $7.
i proportion.
EMOREST $19 50
Vf! V I IU /111 X Ul IUV III^IIVI
i in Union County. They nro lully
icesaavy attachments.
LKINS & CO
1 if
A pamphlet of Information andab-/^^"
(tract of the laws, Showing How to/ml
_
L. R. GAINES,
UNION, S. O.
PH ACTIO A LFAmTEK.
l)i::ORA TING IN FRESCO AND SKIS
WRITING
A SPECIALTY.!
WILL TAINT HOUSES ON TIIK SHORTEST
NOTICE.
Ho- 10 f,I If
^^nn4' lioine, ^vln r? ? rr you ir?. lirenh**
7 V 7 ^ vinV|Jnn#r? irr r*?IW umlni from II to
Imd iJr AH agre. Weahow you how
nHL md Mart jrou. Can work In iMnllma
5* AS?~MDJ ?.r all the time. Itlg money for work*
rr? Failure unknown among them.
N MW f n*1 wonderful. Particular*
H.Hnnv -- > wi-urtinnd,ilAln?
MONEY TO LOAN. _ .
On ImproTcl Fnvm Innda, in hiimi of
$300 ?ml tij.wnr if. I.oaiu repayable in
( mall aiiimril irs'ftl n> nt% through * period
of nix ycnr?, iiium una' lin^ the borrower lo
pay off him iudchtednesii without exhausting
his crop in any on# rear. Apt ly at once to
1>. a. town8enu,
Attorney, Union, 8. c.
Ai.g 16 a:; ly
The State of South Carolina.
countv of union.
Iiy jam liS m. (ike, k~y , i'rohate Judge.
Wiikhk4s, j. ii. McKissick, ?h Clerk
of Court, lion made h lit 1i me to
grant him LettiVH of Aduiiuis ration on tho
cftate and ellVcts of j. ii Coleman, diccaacd.
'I?l..u. ..... 1 _.1
is'.i aii and singu'nr ilic kindml and credit*
ore of thesniJ J. II. (Vainan, deceased, ibut ^
tlioy be iiii'i iif>[u-nr, le'.-ieme, hi i lie ('mi rl 1
of Probate, lobe held ivf Union Court HonsrT^^^P
South Carolina, on the fiili day of March,
next, after publication hero! at II o'clock
in the fi>reii"on, t > el.ow cause, if any ihey
hare, why the said A lniiri'8'rntion should
not be granted.
(Jiven under my hnnd and seal this 22d
day of J nuary, Anno Dom ni, 1891.
JAMES M. (1KB,
Prolate Judge.
Published on ihe 23d day of January,
1891, in the M eekly Union Timm und a copy
pone 1 on Court House door.
Jan 23 4 It
MRS. JAS. GRANT'S
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
JUST OPENED.
[HAVE juxUopencd an elegant and complete
liueof FALL AND WINTER MILLINEIIY
of the newest and choicest s'ylea;
oonslsiing of
Ribbons, Velvets, Gimps
and Ornaments.
ALSO
NURSING CORSETS
Thankful for the very 1 berul | ar.hge
heretofore bestowe I, I inr.'e the LhiI'ioh ot
the town and country to c.?ll and eaainiue n?y
elegant new stock, ass iri<g them tlixt my
prices shall be ae low end my work as sc<?1
as any establishment in upper South Carolin*.
v US. J AS. GRANT.
Oct! w a
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