Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CitriuiD Orro?n> to Fans Oouusi < Bnrn.?Niw York. Febrosry 11.?B?(?? 600 ud 700 papplt MUadW t mm mm log at the Cooper Union to-night to oppot tbo silver bill, is ittfoin to the call of tl l M??VI MI emu. Men lion of G rover Cleveland's nsme w ike elf nsl for s prolonged burnt of spplaun a sad when the secretary had finished readii t 4g * bis letter the applsoaa was desfeniog. Tl Kx-Pre-ident wrote as follow* .* 810 Maduox A varus, February 10, 180 ?K. K Very Anderson?My Dear Sir: 1 ba , this a'ternoon received your note iavitii me to st'esd to-morrow evenng a meetii ii 11 coil age of silver in tbe United States. rha'1 not be sb'e te attend sod address t marltntr vnit maiimI Kill 1 im ulatl ll the business interests of New Tork are la?t to be heard oa the subject. It surely cannot be necessary for me make format expression of my agreemt with those who believe that the great p.'ri s would be initiated by the adoption the scheme embraced in the measure n pending in Congress for an unlimited co age of silver at our mints. If we have ? eloped an unexpected rapacity for t assimilation of a largely increased toIiii of currency, and if we have dcmonstral the usefulness of such an increase, these c< ditions fall far short of insuring us agaii disaster if in the present situation we cm upon the dangerous reckless experiment free, unlimited and iodependeot silver oo age. Yours very truly, ? Quovkr Clevkland The following resolutions were fass unanimously: Rrtolved, That the first requirement ol imytl mtlliin onrrtutfr is that its value sh Retolvrd, That the equality of value 1 tween 412$ grains of standard silver a 26 8 grains of standard gold asserted in I bill for the free ooinage of silver is untru in fsct, Is contradicted by tlie record of I mnr?cv price 01 tincr uumon ior many yei anil cannot be suetsined against the financ policy of all civilized nations. Bttolrtd, Tbnt the free coiungc of sib k on the basis of equality of value at the rn v stated, in our judgment, will csusea promt on gold and its immediate banishment fr circulatinn, and will debase the value of ? dollar to the bullion value of the silver contains. Rttolrtti, That the proposed debascm; cf our currency is dishonest. It will imp -private and public credit, it will confuse n hamper our commercial relations with gi paying couotries, it will curtail legit'in "business, it wid violate the obligations existing contracts and disastrously all many industries. It will fall with pocul severity on depositors in savings banks a trust companies, mid those holding 1 ? iamivnw? and-JUllttUQ.1 bcncht polici It will lessen the purchns hg power ornror in which are paid the earnings of luborc and of the salaried classes. It will bem no one except the temporary owners of sib -or silver mines, who may seourc an enlinui price of their product and properties, n he holders of gold or of gold values at fun cial centres, who would be enabled to tl charge t'ieir obligat ors in debised currcn and retain the advantage of tlio pretniuni gold. Resolved, That wc shall opp so with ell t litems at our command the | ending bill, any one which favors the free coinage silver without the co-operation of otl nations." A committee of ten members of the Kefo dub will be appointed hy l'rcs dent Audi son to go to Washington and oppose the p; enge of the silver bill. Itch on human and horses and all uninn " cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanita ix5titn. This never fnits- So'd by ,1. dill US fi SOX, Druggists Union S.yJ, ;n . - i I W *f ?5 J UK lUKDIt'AL 1KOFBS8LON.?me alt.lt II of the medical profession toward what known as "patent medicines" is net at i unreasonable. Thousands of these ncstrui ere offered to the public every year. Soi of them arc dangerous, and most of t 1m arc futile. Swift's Specific (S. S. S.), ' are all glad to say, is not classed among tlu nostrums. It tins overcome the who'esoi prejudices of physicians in all parts of tl country, and some of tho strongest te-t nionials in its behalf cinm from medical m who have used it in their paacticc, and w do not hesitate to endorse its wonder! results. This is extremely gratifying, b by no mesus astonishing for every clai that is put forward in behu'f of S. S. S. based on a series of actual experiments c: tended over a long period of time. WANTED.?The consent of 10,0 Smokers,?to send each, a sample lot of 1 "NICKEL" Ci.Ti.rs n.wt n VII ........ ?.1.1 R.I ~-o J v"*' ?"' ? ,"1 Watch, by Express C. O. b. $5 25 and all< examination. HAVANA OIGAlt CO. Winston, N. C. _ Jan. 28, 4-Ht. Hkcvisk Tiiky Wouldn't Swkar to St; ?Charleston, Feb. 13.?M. Nixon, T. Woatlioi'ty, f, o. BraiiSwil nnu ??. v. Je nings, four white postil clerks, were dismi ?ed from the service to-day under peculi conditions. .At the fetlcral coint A. Ilcthes, another postal clerk, was Died f tampering with the mails. The proscciui was gathered up by Inspector Hooten, w re'iol on the testimony of these four men convict Hethea At the trial they failed ? give the required testimony an I Heathen w acquitted by the jury. Hooten then to the men that he intended to gel even wi them. To-day they all received official noiitic tion of the r removal. No cause is assignc The case has caused something of a sens tion ani it is said that it will be earned the depirtmont. A Ssvk Investment.?Is one which guaranteed to bring you satisfactory result or in case of failure a return of purchus price. On this snfe plan you can buy fro our advertised Druggist a bottle of 1) King's New Discovery for Consumption, is guaranteed to brinir relief in evcrv rust when used lor nny affection of Thro* Lung* or Chest, such as Consumption, I (tarnation of hungs, Hronchitis, Asilun Whonpiog Cough, croup, etc , etc. It pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfect safe, nnd can always be depended upo Tri?l bottles froe nt 11. F. l'oscy's Dn Store. Mrbit Wins.?We desire to say to 01 citizens, that for years we have been sellii Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumplioi Dr. King's New Life l'ills, llucklcn's Avnit Salve and Electric Hitters, and have nevi handled remedies that sell as wc'l, or tb have given such universal satisfaction. V do cot hesitate to guarantee I hern evci timo, and we stand ready to refund the pu chnse price, if satisfactory results do n< follow ibeir use. These reineilies luwre ?e their great popularity purely 011 their inoiil J 11. F. Posey Druggist. Death or Mb. Jajirs Mt nnoctc.?M James MurJnck died oti Wednesday mori ing at Asbcvi le, N. C., aft*r a [lingering i ness. Mr. Murdock was a native of Cun mock, Ayrshire, Scot'and ; was a well know and highly esteetucd railroad contractor an bridge builder. He was some months situ engaged in building the waste way of th Columbia Canal, and bad many frionds i our city who sincerely regret bis decease. Ludies Wool Jcrtteys at cost. No joke ,t 11 AUKV M. COHEN & BRO S. * r Comuin ix Ills L&iit Baitu.?New m York, Feb. i4.-Geo. W. T. Sktmu died t- at 1.50 tk's af sro^on. Ever sine# early this m moraing death has been looked for at any ic meat, lie began le sink at 4 e*clock. A 1 oi we menioer* or bis family, with the exes caption of his sen bow on the way hoase ttoss e, Europe, were at his bedside, ig Mr. Barrett, the general's private ?ecrear tary, sa;d the re'eran had passed a very restless night ? the worse sinoe he was taken >1. | ii, a week ago last Yhareday. The ery-ive { "else that bad apparently relaxed its hold sg 0'i the sick man yesterday, returned with rang <>ubte4 f rce and the general's neek and # fHWlW.'"1 * I iog. t apprared as if the general wou'd exhe pire. lie attempted several times to arise ist froui lid, hut was too weak. He could not at speak, but occAs:otially opened his eyes and recognixe-l those of the fhtnily who were at to the bels d*. ;nt The U*t ?r?rds that there is any rccsrd est oi ms living g| oKcn was on i burs my nighi, of wlieo hera J to h s son: "This only tempoow rary." Friday i ighl he attempted to speak in- to his son, who placed his ear close to his ic- father s in*. AM that be couM distinguish he was, "Can't." me TTindom, Pot ter and Sherman ! Who next ? ,?d - * " jn Tenn's Cloth 28 inches wide 20 cis. yard, B8i at 11. M. COHEN & BRO S. A Frahi.kss JrnnK.?Cincinnati, Fob. 12. ,? ?A 7\mtr-Star dispatch says that Judge ,n~ Wilson Lew s of Pinerille. Ky., who has been active in the prosecution of the desperadoes ' . who bave been carrying on the bloody feuds iu that region, was shot and killed Inst night . by his own to i. Sidney Lewis. The Judge * had put hia son under bind as in? of lha uulaw^nl The sou visited his father fired five balls into Uis fa'Iter's body. Ihe VOlt UTSPUPSU, ? J Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, uso the BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, ars All dealers keep It, $1 |>cr hottle. Genuine haa :i il trade-mark and crossed r'd dues on wrapper. rcr Bucklkn s Arnica Sai.vk.?ThcBestSalv ,tio in the world for Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers um Salt Khcum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped om Hands, Cliillilains, Corns, and all Skin Eruputr lions, and poinfvcly cures Piles, or no pay il required. 11 jw guaranteed to give perfect sat sfaction. or money refunded. Price 25 i ?nt cents per box. For sole l>y 1$. F. 1'osey. air April 18th 1800. nd , ~~T ~ *"** "" TT 0? i Just receive i Sacearracpa suiting, 12$ cts. ate vnr.i, at H. M- COHEN & lino's. ?[ Hsu Faiikwki.i. to titk Woiti.n.'-?Pittsburg, ? Feb. 11-?Mies Kite Drcxol, Ibo IMiil ide'pltia iaj hcirces. and incidentally, her *7.000,000 for? tune will bid a final farewell to H e world 8 to-morrow morning. She will h< rentier be tuown only nsSi*tcr Mary Kallierine, Mother J Superior oi u\e m vi, . ?? ,i.., u? tbjj r?' Blessed Sacrament, founded through her acL> 1 votion and fortune. ver 9 - :od Knglish Spavin Liniment removes a "d Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and 111cm lu" ishes from horses, lllood Spavins, Curbs ' Splints, Sweeney, Hing-bone, StiHcs ?y Sprains, all Swollen throa's, Couglis, c'c.? on Save $">Oby use of one bottle. Warranted the most wondrful lllenrsh Cure ever ?e known. Soli b J. M. GIBS & SON,, < r Druggists, Union. of -- ler Get your Job Printing done M the Timfs office ? (.heap, for cash. rni - - - ? LADIF.S Needing atonic, or children who want hoik, ing up. should take BROWN'S IRON 1IITTKRS. It is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indigestion. lHUousuess and 1-iver Complkllito. 1y MARKI I<: I > . * FARK?Sl'lXOCSU. M?riiod, on the lG'h *~t~ 'niiJl SVlss plaice JJpr'.iWe : all of ,j? Union County. ---> Li at of Letters m, llcniaiuing in the Postotlice at Union, for [11C the week ending Feb. 20th, 18111. Mr llnvlnr dn-enll IM.. I! I II.......... iv e Mrs. Elxin Lewis, Mr. .1. M.Miller, ?so Mis* Hvttie Salter, Mr. Marion Wood-on, dc Mr. J. W. Wil'nr 1. Miss llnltic Wilson, ic Sallcy Young, > - Persons calling for the above letters will cn please say it'advertiscd. and will be require I lo pay one cent for their delivery, ful J. C. HUNTER, 1*. M. nt ; When at Home T respectfully inform my friends and c'ients that 1 shall be in my otlicc at | Union on Monday and romain unt 1 Tuesday nom of each wesk'untd further notice. 00 D. A. TOWNSENI), u() Jan 23 4 tf cd sw A Word to the Wise. ALL pcrs .ns indebted t? mo by n-tc or account, must settle the same by March i??. l tr-rre neavy nemands coming against me, and 1 will be obliged to meet thetn. IT Respect fuPy, <-' T. E. EAILKV. n- Feb. 20 8 2t. i'OK Til K I,i:CJ I S I, VIII It K. c5* J. W. GREGORY, or At the urgent solicitation of many friends, 1.0 !. hereby announce myself a candidate to fi'l j the uuexpired term of the lainente I Dr. it. . Little, in the House of Rcprcseu atives, J. W. ( REGOKY. * td __ 'I? I'or Supervisor of Registration. a- M. L. LKMASTKR. * The friends of Mr. M. L Lema^lcr, know. j0 ing him to be thoroughly competent to till the position, places his name before the people for the oflice of Supervisor of Registration, in the approaching Primary Election. 18 MANY Fuirnds. * ,? o G. 1V WERSTRIt m 1 hereby announce myself a candidate to fill r* the unexpired term of r*pt. Thomas Comer If as Supervisor of Registration. . G. W. WEBSTER. * n- D. B. FREE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for 18 the office of Supervisor of Registration, to v fill the unexpired term of tlie late Thomas ^ Comer. D. I). FREE. * F. GIST. KKIGGS. | I hereby announce mysc'f a candidate for ir ihe office ?f Supervisor of Registration K for the unexpired term of Cn- t. Thomas "< I'omcr. F. GIST BIIIQGS. * or T. JEFF. GREEK. ?' By the solicitation of my friends I annouuee mysc'f as a candidate for Supcrvis >r of Registration, to till the unexpired lorin v* of ('apt. Thos. Comer, deceased. * 01 T. J. GREEK. " A. (J. BKNTI.EY. The friends of A. fl. Renlley respectfully announce him hs a candidale in the npr* j reaching l'rimary election, for the office of J" Supervisor of Registration, for Union County, to fill out the uoexpircd term of ('apt. Thus. Comer, dccearcd. * J MANY FRIENDS. se T. J EPF. II. SMITH. 10 I respectfully announce myself ns a enn" didate in the approach ng Primary Election for the office of Supervisor of Registration for Union County, to till out the unexpired term it of Capt. Thomas Comer, deceased. * T. JEFF. H. SMITH. * J. B. PORTEft HAS MOVED HIS STOCK GROCERIES AND lMttT GOODS FROM THE LITTLE ORBS FROST FORMERLY OOODPIED BY HK. JOHN BODQER, ne\t adoti t. k. bailit b n hriivri *ivb1| Where lia will be please 1 to meet and serve Lis old customers with PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CRACKERS AND CHEESE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES. FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDSTlienkful to the people of Uoion Count/, for their past kindnesses and liberal pat* ronage. I invite them to call upon me in mj larger and more convenient quarters, where I intend to do all in my power to deserve their future patronago. J. B. PORTER. * v"" i_?i n i| 'i j?M MASTER'S SALES The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Catharine McKissick, Plaintiff, agaimt Wiliam Smith, as Administrator of Asa Smith, deceased, Caroline Smith, Eliphus Smith, Frances E. Gibbs, Sam Sumner Smith, Asa Smith, Henry Smith, Julia P. Smith and James F. Smith, Defendant*. IN obedience to an order of his lienor Judge 1. D. Withcrspoon, made in the above slated case, I will sell on Salcsday, 'Jd of Marsh, 1891, at Union Court llrusr. during the legal hours of sale, the following described tract of land known, as the Home tract of land of A?a Smith, deceased, contnining nhout two hundred acres, situate in Ilogatisville Townsli ip, Union County, State aforesaid, ndjoining lands of Julia Smith, James Smith, Ilcury Smith, and others. Tito above described land wtu b* i?ld io one or more parcels. TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance on a CTedit of one and two year* from day of sale, the credit portion to be secured by bond of purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. C. II. PEAKE. Master f?r Union County. Master's Office, Feb 7, 1801. Feb 7 7 ?U Notice ! Real Estate Mortgage Sale. BY virtue of power and nu Imrity conferred by and under a certain M< rtgago d< cd made, executed nu I deliverel by Tbeotdii'us Eison to J. Anderson Brown, bearing data tbc 27th day of October 1880. and recorded in 11 ok J. 0, page 18, of Mortgages for Union uuly assigned t?> liu'fiy IB* said J. Andorsou llrown, I will sell before the Court House door at Union, S. Cm on ealesday in March next, at 11 o'clock A. M., the following real c-datc, to wit : ' All that lot of land in the town of Union, County if Union, State aforesaid, on South side of Academy street wi h dwe'ling house thereon, bounded on the East l>y lot of Thomas McNnlly. deceased, West by lot of John L. Young and South by lot of If I,, (ioss, being the same lot this day conveyed to me by J. Anderson llrown." TERMS OF SALE,?CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers. P. M.COHEN, Assignee of J. Anderson llrown. IVti u f.lK iK'lt Feb.'13. ' 7 3t. Notice^ of Primary Election TO TI1K DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY: rnilEKG will be held iu each voting prcI cinct, on Tuesday the 10th day of Mfirch, r801, a primary c'cc'i"ir for the pur. po?o of nominating a enndida'e to serve out the unexpired term of the lion. Robeit Little ?- |]lv ijvgiaiaiurv. Also, ou the same day, an election for (he purpose of nomlna'ing a candidate for Supervisor of Registration, to serve out the unexpired term of Cap'. Thomas Comer, deceased. The cl ction wi'lbc governed by the sa.ne rules and regain'ions that governed the elccion he'd in 1800. All gentlemen with po'itical aspirations arc cordially invited to forward their announcements to the Kdilor of the I'imks at once, backed by a (io bill; also forward to the County Chairman a $5 bill to defray the expense ot the canvass and to pay for tickets. A. C. LYLES, County Chairman. Feh t) (5 4t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. I$v JAMES SI. (SEE, ESQ.. Prohnte Judcre. WIIEKEAS, JOS'irII V ^dc suit to ine to grant him Letters of Administration on thd Estate < f and effects of James T. Alnian, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said James T. AI man, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of 1'robute, to be held nt Union C. If., South Carolina, on I lie 2d day of March, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 11th day of February, Anno Domino, 1891. JAMES M. GEE. Probate Judge. Published on the 18th dav of February. 181*1, in the Weekly Union Timka. Ecb 13 7 'itSheriff's Sales FOR MARCH, 1801. BY virtue of a warrant to me directed, I will fell at the residence of J. H. l'arr, iu Union County, on Monday the second day of March next, during tho legal hour* of sole?, the following described property to wit : About seventy-five bushels of corn, about one hundred and sixty bushels of cotton seed and about three hundred bundles of fodder, so zed under warrant an 1 to be noi l an the crop of J. A. l'arr, at the suit of S J. Smith J. 0 LONO, 8. U.C. ShctiflTs Office, Union. S. C., Feb. 9:h, 1891. Feb. 13 7 3l V '<> 'M I I ?'? -~vr rtSTld^SWBWB^SB we bars pkoed oo our ooouters our uu (hen for just what ihoj cos* m ! Ne Under no tiroruituMi till goods 1 n stristlj 0. O. D. Sole, which will b Respectful RODGER t 8ept fi State of South Carolina. CuUNTY OF ONION, In the Court of Common Plr?. Summons for Relief?Complaint Set red. Josiah Foster, Ptniht(f, mgaiutt Spencer K. Rice, or., Alex; Q. Rice, Robl L. Coleman, Victoii* 8. Coleman, WjUjai Munro, 11. F. Rawle, A. Klbart, C. G Jejner an$ J., D. Chamberlain, parmen trading u?*kr the firm name of El bar l k SonywTl^'. Taper. If. A. Moore, K W. Marsh, Br*, nnd R.B. Jinrry. rtjrtnor trading aa Draper, Moore, & C?., O. f Day, F. W. Day and Grorge F. Foetei partner*, trading a* O. F. Day, Son & Co George D. Wi-t, George P. Walkins an John A. Witt, partners, trading as Wit A Walk ins, R. 8. Og'eaby, Charles (I Creddock, j. B. Tutsriltr, W. T. Bernej J. H. Adam*, W. D. Ai|vn* and R. II. b Adams, partner*, trad-np as Ogleshy, Tut wiler A Co., K. T. Trff', W. K. Tcfft, F. G Tefft, Theodore Mrnts, G. C. Clark and J N. Beach, partners, ir iding iw Teflf", Wil ler* A Co., I. L. Falk and George W Falk, partners, trading as I. I,. Falk ,S Co., Thomas B. MaeOiha", Andre* S hiuwu huu txuurri 1 . r.TRHR, punncrR imdiog m MacOahnti, Hr wn Si Evans W. A. Moor?, F. W. Marsh, J. A. Siniilt J. Kingberry, W. J. A?bf-?rd nnd M H Marsh, partners, trailingas Moore, Mar.?l Si Co., M. C. Kiser, J% F. Kiser, W. 8 Everet, W. O. Ragin, C. F. Mnl no an* L. E. Barnwell, partners, trading as M C. and J. F. Kiser & Co , John I,. Hrown J. O. Weddinjrton and IVipr M. Hrown partners, (Taaiu^ as BioWn, W?d?llng?oi k Co., William D. Marcy. Qeorge L Hlnke and Ellory Hrunhaim. pattnerr trading as Marcy Bros. Si Co., A. 8. J Perry, 1(. II. Simonds, Jr., U. A. Pringlc partners, trading as Johnston, Crews & Co. Wado H. Macfie, as Adm'r. of Agnes 8 Magfie, deceased, J. A. F-.r'cy, J. C L'<ng, It. C. Oliver, J. II. McKissick an "The Exposition Cot'on Mills Company DtfendanU. TO the defcfondants above named: Y?> sro hereby summoned and required t answer the compln'tit in this action ; a c->p; of which is herewith served upon you. nti to srreo a ropy of your answer to the m complaint on ilic sub crtber at his uHic" n Union, S. C, within twenty day a aftei t' service hereof; and if yon ft 1 to ?tt*we the cotnpla nt within the time aforesaid, th plaintiff in this action pill aop'y io th Court for tbe relief demanded i'? the c<un ptalut. ' j^jijjQWN8KNP, Summons of whi&h the above is a copy, nn the complaint were filed in the oltic- of th Clerk of Court of Common PI-as f r Unlo Cuuuiy aforcsa:d, en 16tl? of January, 18U1 1>. A. TOWN8END, Pi.muff's Attorney Feb 13 7 fit The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Picas. C. P. Hrown and E. A Hrown, as Adminin trators of estate of J. J. Hrown, deceased Plaintiff*, I againtt A. Frank Smith, O. B. Wright and A. N Wood, Defendant*. IN obedience to an order made in the abov stated cose, by. His II- nor A. P. Al-Irich Circuit Judge, 1 (till vo'l before tbe Cour -Louuudoea.iD-tJjr fWWn rf_UoLm, in th v/uiiui/ ui union, cnuts ni'-rcMiu, niimn in legal hours of sale, on lie fust Monday i !SS!,!L? 'uiiunin^ dtscnueu proper (y to wit: 144 ACRES. All that tract or parcel of land, contain ing one hundred and forty-four (144) ncrrs moro or leap, lying in State and Counly afore said, near Smith's For J, on Broad River bounded on the North by innd known ns th Kennedy dower land ; on the l'a?t by llroa* River; on the South by Love's lnnd, and 01 the West by land of Gndbcrry Wright, fai< land being known as the H. It. Darwin land TERMS OF SALE-CASH. C. II. PEAKK. Master for Union Coun'y. Master's Oftico Feb. 7th, lS'.H. Feb. 13 7 3t. ANl) CHOICE Seed Potatoes, AT H. F. SCAIFE & SON'S, ? Tv*' r; VMfo, * :. > ' -'".^yy'-V Hi?T>n. "n: T^, , moTl' V :<?*m[>*"" -,. vh. ^8,|^,<e'7,e'?vsT >? -,"M,ri m ,....,,?t;^ i'-f,r' ! '(ilo ip?r.lic, ?^e .o crnt-f'?;'n ' I. * ,: - <R T ll I. Hetirr ihn? J?r ;orth pat:**.?.;. >v , -iNStfrnruf voveltle* Ciillivniu.il o?_ "?* ???? nm1 f ",?- \i 1 JAMES III "lAiiiiiiTll N" Y Pl S.-1I.P >? deliTcrad ootil pa id for, as this will b 0 carried oat to tho letter. 1 PURCELL 36 ] j I on to TffR PRI1VTING OFFICE i. ,, FOR YOUR * 5 * i* *s **0 % j t RILL HEADS, NOTE HEADS, ' ENVELOPES, tlKCl'LAUS, BLANK NOTES, BLANK HECE11TS ' COTTON BILLS. DODGKIU5, It BALL TICKETS. PROGRAMMES. WEDDING INVITATIONS, lt Executed promptly, in lien style, mid n pi ices as low ns in nny other c.?tiibli?lniieii c in the State. ! SU 1*1*0RT HOME ENTERPRISE. TERMS, O. O. D. I' 1 nm compelled to p?y spot cash for nl ' the stock and labor I employ in Job Work mil as 1 have to compete in price with th " largest establishments in ?lie Sta?o. nil sometimes in the North?ull dciitandin cash on delivery of the w rk?my j rofil are whittled down to n very small mavgii cos sequcnlly I rnnnot pay cash l?r the lah ' and Stock used mi I give long credit on th work. It is n t nnii u'il for me to lee-ive ord-1 for Job Work, frooi par I its who rend thii . ca?h icnrk toother places, but pa' V-nixe m , wi en they want cr dit, nnd ixp<et me li iradc i' out." 1 Under that system 1 tin I my c dit custom cr.-i keep me dnii ird of the n-c s nry sts tlornry nml cash. too, fi r ihe i torn, t ex ecu i ioa of cnsli ?u k llcrcn'ter. n bill will aro-npny ?vcr .lol>, and collections for Job Work will ! made monthly. H. M. STOKIiS. '? The State of South Carolina, e COUNTY OF UNION. n I. In the Court cf Common Mens. Summons for He'icf?Complaint not Si rveii Spencer M. It ice, Jr , E. U., I'luinlijf. ~ injuiit.it Heps Jones, htfrndant. To the Defendant : YOU arc hereby Mitmnoncd mid require to answer the camp'nint in this nclioi of which a copy is heietrilh served up-1 you and to serve a copy of your answer i< the said cnnnlaint rn die subscriber nt hi. > I office nt Union, S. C., within twenty ilnyt after the service hereof, exe'usivc of tlu dry of such service ; and if you fail to nu swer the coin]>Uim within the time afore said, the plaintiff in this action will ?pp') ? to the Court for the relief demanded in tin '? complaint. t D. A. TOWN8END, Pln'ntiflfs Attn ney. e Dated Feh. 5, 1801. 11 To the llvfrnilniit T.1/? r:cf!cc, t!(? i tit Summons of which the nt?o?o is a copy, nn< the complaint were fi'cd is the office of tin Cletk of Court of Common Pleas for Union County aforesaid on the 5th of February . 1801. I). A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney, e Feb l'l <i Ct 1 1 TO ROAD OVERSEERS. OfFICK or Cor.STY CoM.MISSIOMtllS ( Union Cot sty, Feh. 6th, 18'dl. j THE Road Overseers throughout the Count) arc hereby notified that they must cell out the hands liable to Road duty in tlicit section, and put the public roads in order, according to the requirements of thelnw. We hereby warn all overseers thst we menu business in this cnU, and shall holt llmui H??nnn?ililii f.t?. .I..-I...* ? neglect of duty, for tnfer:or road work, 01 for neglecting to repoi t any hand that neg lccts to perform his duly the full twcltrt iltvii r.nnir.il liv thn t*u?"< The law requires the Voad to ba '20 fcei wide in every case where it is possible ; tin road to be well duelled, the centre to hi higher and sloped to the ditch,on both sides This is the kind of work wc shall demand o all Overseers, and wherever wc find it it not done wc shall certainly try what virtut there is in the law. There must be no play or shirking 01 work, while the present commissioners ari in office. The roads MUST UK WOltKKI) ' ami all persons who fnil to do their full du'j shall be punished according to law. T. N. KELLY, ,1. A. CHAMBERS, W.M.UALLMAN. * COME AM) GET YOUK PAY. All parties having filed ?W*tr-jut dfl, IVit ness and Constables l'?y ;hj ??> r:Z ?0.f f" M the office of bostsr. their chccVs. CIIAS. BOLT, Clerk B. 0. . Vl e ? ft I Feb- H i^' 1 (soon, on * ' ? ' i* 1 ^ rer 1 ^^^^f^uTrlTy."" S'l'.i'.lC.'l'.r .'.Id w""ire* 1 \ Av ,,.ty w"rk",,l' , si *v* aft wo'Tt i??" /pry goods, bi bargains rou first that eo mt gtMibs^fnc^ of R??P*cUulljr, graiia I Sept ft hti7tit nnm iVEjJfll UUUI NE Our Buyer has just returned fron DRY OOOD8, FANCY AB COMI We hare also a splendid OKNT?? o: FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND I for Cents, Ladi ZIEGLER'S HAN; for Cents, in Congress am Other reductions REMEMBER THE SEWING ] which we guarantee to be Cijual in priced machines. Over 70 now in u warranted for > rears, nml haro nil J J The "OLD RELIABLE.,k ; tfUSTJEK, W J i * The State of South Carolina. I, 1 COUNTY OF UNION, c Court of Common Pleas. Sun.mon* for iltfiief?Co oplniut Scrvod. " (Veil 15. Sn illi, I'Iit in tiff, hi/<iin*l Tic MasMieloclts iimiI Southern Construe* '' tioii t'.inijrmy, /-V/rm/unf. To the Defeu Ini.t hove namcU : YOU ere In ivt y summoned and roqu'red to answer the complaint in this action, ' of whjeh t\ copy is herewith nerved upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to ~ I the s*l?\ compl ?\ui on the subscriber at his ; office, No. '2 Law linage, Union, Houth Oaroj linn, within twenty ?inys after the service heioof, exclusive ol the day of such sorvioe; Hii-I if you (nil to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tho phii.ilifl? in this action vri'l aptly to ths Court for the I relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated, Union, 8. t Deo. 2d, A. D., 1H90. WILLIAM MU.NRO, l'luititifTw Attorney. To the defendant above nnuied : Take notice, that the sfunui ns in this notion, of which tlie foregoing is n copy, win filed in I the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common i'leos for Cnioii County, at IJnien, for the County of 1'iiion, in the State of South Carolina, on the 2.'hl day of December, IN'.MJ. \V11,1,1 AM MUN 110, IMuintitrs Attorney, Union, SC., Jan. 22, 1 Kt? I .Inn 2.\ \ fit MRS. L. M. FOUCHE, (NEE M1UJ. M. VINCENT,) HAS opened the largest, the handsomest and most Fashionable STOCK OF MIL.LIN'ERY i ) evir brought to Union, ami asks her old \ friends mid customers to call aod feast their eyes on them. i return sincere thanks for past liberal patronage and intend to deserve a contiuu ancc of those favors by strict attention to the wishes of my patrons and studying their interest in the quality of prires of goods I sell. M US. L. M. FOUCHE. Oct 40 tf WM. A. NICHOLSON & SON, BANKERS, 11 V I it V oi M\ r U il I V >1 , >1 . t A general banking business transacted. Deposi'a received, subject to check. I Exchange bought aud eold. r Safe deposit boxes to rent. Aocouute or individuals and firms solicited. > t : We represent the following Insurance > Companies : Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, $10,071,61(1 f I'hcnix Insurance Co., - - - 4,781,266 > Norwich L'nimi F I us. Noeie'jr, 1,606,bill s Washington Life Insurance Co., 10,000,000 Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance, r Hept 6 80 6m I I I S3 SHOE s. ' 6m "*" I <1 1 n?s Jau i fB CLEARANCE SALE | OOTS, SHOES, &C. 4 ^ A qTT I I I 1 lilffllf^ VlK|Kru*Bts' Clothiog, Overcoats, Boots, prices that will Ult For the noxt 30 day*, oo many Wiotor Goods on hand and oood ^ jjfryrt!goods which wa nifl sell autoallj to )S! :w GOODS! J 1 HI i the Markets, mid our Stock of 4 T1CLES, AND NOTIONS IS ^ LETE. ' >! and well selected lino of ~ LOTHING, GOODS, ETC. JAY STATE SHOES es and Children. D-SEWED SHOES il Laced?$f>, formerly $7. in proportion. DEMOREST $19 50 MACHINE, every respect to any of the higher so in Union County. They are fully necessary attachments. [LKINS & CO i ir Information an Obtain Patent*, Caveats. TradoA^^^ L. B QATWBBT" | UNION, S. O. I'RACTICALPAIISITEK. DECORA TING IN FRESCO AND SHIS YfRITINu A SPECIALTY.' 'I 1Y1M, PAINT HOUSES ON TIIK SHOUT. EST NOTICE. Per Ifl CI If <cioiit liitlc fi.fliinMImvf I"enniAiffNl ?9^in^vw<"k ,r ^>MM ^ I*I hi, _Bl " ' ' ' ",,r" !,r? " '"F n* " r*i- '? "f "Z t VN^B^S^HJnct you? .woM.n mm ovtr f 300.00 a J 7*j< nR^^oiciii li. V'.II mutlo I ho work n?d lira ft V liovna, m lirrrvrr you ar?. l-.?#n be/ w> 7 VxfVl^VlHniicrc aru a.iaily earning froin 03 to Y^.y 0111a ilnr. All aye. Wriliow you lm*r y|CTL and atari you. ( an work In annretlma X* igBBP' IT all Ilia lime. Ilia money for workrra. I'allure unknown among them. M;.MT(iiH|wfti?l?rfiil. rarOrtilnra Area. U.llnHaUA Co., Jin* r*H?> laoftluitd|Mhlli? MONEY TO LOAN. _ ? 0NT Itnprosod Farm lauds, hi mms of $.100 and upwards. Loans repayable in small annual iosfnl'nieiitn, through a period of six years, thus enabling tlie borrower lo payoff bin indebtedness without exhausting hi* cr?j> in any one jcar. Apply at onoe to V. A. TOWN'SKND. Attorney, Union, H. C. Aug 15 *3 ' ly The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Ily JAM KM M. (SKH, KitJ , I'roLnte Judge. WIlKllKAiS, J. If. McKixsick, ns Clerk of Court. Iibh miulo suit to we to grunt him Letters of Aduiinis'rtition on the estate nncl effects of J. II Coleman, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite nud admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said J. II. Co'eman, deceased, that tlicy be and appear, berorc me, in tho Court StoVftfoiimi; oinKe" v,i i,"1 nfw next, after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, t > show cause, if any ihey have, why the said Administration should ,v not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 22d day of January, Anno Donrni, 1891. JAMES GEE, Probate Judge. Published on the 23d day of January, 18'Jl, in the Weekly Union Tim km and a copy ~ posted on Court House door. Jan 23 4 Ct MRS. JAS. GRANT'S FASHIONABLE MILLINERY___ jusTOPgy*'^' IifflTJ? just opened an elegant and cowplete liujuf j&UX ^ ^*^7"' < ; J t'BUCjf Ribbon*, Velvets, Gimps ? . nnd OrnaiaenlN. ALSO NURSING CORSETS- | Ihnnkfol Tor the "?ery liberal nn'ronog*'5>: H Iter* toforo bestowed, 1 intilo the I ndies of lie town mi 1 country to coll and cnmtiue my clegs it t new stock, assuring t'.ioin thnt my ? ;$ prices shall be ai low and my w--rk as good -j-Jm r 4is any t i-tablislimciit in upper Smith t'urolint. M118. J AS. 0 HAM'. l- Owt v to t I ' 5