Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*9tcThi Oux DrrrsoTiB.?la Ik* M4 *f diMOTfrjr ui invention. medicine ku *ot k?pt |4M with mmvmmm- Tt-Z, p.'.afl, IS natural; s*r*ic? ?urj?rj is the mechanical breach of atdido*. Tb* general acceptaac* of the (era theorj of disease, however, opcos a H* Cold fir medicine, and will take it completely awaj from Ih* t medijeval supcrstitixns that still cling >o its skirts. And Jet modieia* is not without its discoveries. It has long been known, and the fact is now rocognisod wherever (ha tot has bean ma da, that Swig's Spaaifla (8. 8. _ ?L) wttl das-uj th? mrbs of - 1 \}j|| - aaso, the mierobea offktn dtaaass, MIV baoi li of ooatagiowa ahd a*hor firm* of Mood poisoning, ejects them ftom tb* Mood, and pnriies and bui'ds np tbesjstem. No medical discover j of oar day kes achieved each remarkable success. Ladies "Norfolk" Waist, something new at , The. at If. la. COHEN It DUO'S. Mkrit Wins.?We desire to s*y lo our citizens, thai Tor ye in wc have breu selling Dr. King s Now Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pill*, liuekleo's Arnica Salve and Electric Hitlers, and have never bandied remedies that sell m well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We d*i not hesitate lo guarantee them every time, and wc stand ready to refuud the purchase price, if satisfactory results do noi fdlow their use. Tqcte remedies have won their great popularity pure'y on their merits. B. F. Posey, Druggist. Striped Scrim 3G incncs wi le, 7c. yard, at H. M. COlfBN & BUO. Tnn Maria in Chicago.?Chicago, April 20.?Officer Thomas McQinnis was surrounded and severely beaten by a crowd of about twenty Italians last night. One of thera struck him a blow iu the back, while others grabbed his club. The mob tbeu knocked him down, and after beating him severely rsn awsy. The police sre unable to assign any cause for the assault and believe the Italians are members of a Matia society. Garter Elastic 6c. yard, at 11. M. Ct)n EN k BRO. Bucki.rn's Anmca Salvk.?The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt lUteum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded* Price 25 vcu<o per uui. rur sue ny u. f. t'oscy, April 10. Disoeacrvul Disai'tkakakck.?New Vork, April 20.?A special to the Timet from St* Louis says the disappearance of Page M el'her* , aha well known broker, Is rapidly developing into a disgraoeful affair. It is alleged that he stole bonds and rash from tLe Mining Exchange and also hypothecated atook left with liim bjr customers for salo, appropriated the raonoy to his own use. His financial liabilities are now estimated at over 940,000. With the World budding into an anti-Administration paper and nt tho some time rallying the "bclgi <n block farmers" against the "King," and the Newt and Courier an actual Administration oigan timidly patting "the Ring" on tho back, affairs journalistic and political in the old city are decidedly mixod.?The Stale. Mobni.sg Fiiik in Charlotte.?Charlotte, N. C., April 10.?Firo was discovered about 4 o'clock this morning in the dry goods house of Ii. baruch. The building was flooded with water, and after a bard tight the flames were subdued. Tho loss is estimated at 910,000, covered by ic. ;urance^g^^o_^Vi^ *. "^'roisosBn bt l$KKr ToKauK.?Washington, April 19.?The family of Rev, W. S. Flemming, consisting of Rev. Mr. Fiemming, his wife and httie daughter, and Mrs. Flemming's s'-stcr, Alice Williams, were poisouod to-day by entiug bcof tongue. Their condition i9 extremely critira'. DrATit or Mns Rufi'h M. Joiisston.? Chailotte, N C., April 17.?Mrs. ltufus M. Johnston, one of the wealthiest and most distinguished Indies of this city, died this morning at 1.-80. Mrs. Johnston was Mits Cecelia l.attu, of Columbia, 8. C. She was well known throughout the Carolines. Hon. Godfrey 11. Fowler nill eutrr the rac? in a few days for State Lecturer of tbe Slate Alliance, the position mow h?ld by "Lccturer-Superintondout Talbert." Far-a-sit-i-cidk Cures Itch in .10 minuter* Price f>0 cents. Sold l?v J. M. (Iiiiin .! s.?v Union, S. (' ' 10?7t ~~ OtHTUAuVr ~ THOMPSON*?Died, at lier residence in DarJanellc, Ark., on the 4th day of April, 1801, Mrs Nannie E. Thompson >? ?he ?5t'u * your v> her ago. Shu wus born in Ibis Cjunty, Nov. 20th 1830, aud was married to Mr. U. !' Thornsjii, who caiigrdlod to that country 8on'c years before tlio ?n*. List of Letters Remaining in tlie l'ostoflice at Union, for the week ending Apiil 24th, 1801. Ilov. Celoton, iMi*s Maudio Garland . Mr J. D. McLitea*, | Miss Annie Nealy, Miss Dettie Smith, 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, 1?. M. Buggies ! Buggies !! 1 propose to offer some first-class bargains in Buggios aod Harness fertile next 60 d-tys. Try mo. W. D. BBWLET. April 24 17 ft All ! Kliuckft ! Sliu<*ks !! Shucks!!! 1r WANT JO.OOOIba of Shucks, end will L p iy tlio highest cash price for them delivered at my furniture store. T. E. BAILEY. 1 7-2t m ~ Tn Th ? ciw i w AV Auu oe iiiUCUbCU' ; IT AVINU loft tlio State, I respectfully Xl uotify nil persons indebted to me, for I Millinery, Ac., that I h wo placed tUeir nc h oonn h in iho hands of M?j. 1>. A. Townsend mL for collection. fe MRS. L. M. FOUCHE. j? April 21 17 4t | Notioe to Creditors. s' A LL persons having n'nirns against the t . . x\. estite of John Mays, deceased, will Ili.m to me properly k.!!"otri ; nild those indctted to the said estate will please c. eettlo the same with me. Y J. W. SCOTT, f A im r of John Mays. April 24 17 4t. Notice to CreditorsALL persons having olaiini against the estate of llohort benty, Sr , will preftent them to me properly attested ; and those "XLindebted to the said estate, will plosss settle (lie samo with inc. W. J. 11HATV, Eiecutor. April 24 17 4t. I I State of South Carolina j CvrSTT OF UNION, | 1 la tb? Cvert of Coauto Plcki. 8aaa?n< for P?li-f?Complaint sot 8fr??0. William ftltmr*. Benjamin F. Kawls and Mar j C. Giet, I'laintijf*, againrt SpeBMT M. Rica, Sr., Alexander G- Rica, , Victoria 8. Coleman, Robert L. Coleman, (f R- C. olirar. Tbomaa R McOaban. Andrew * "S. Bronw. Uobert P. Fvans. laaae L. Falk, George W. Fa'k, K. T.Te?t,W. B. TafP, F O. ToflV 1 heodore Wert*, O. P. Clark, J N ltcacli. 11. S. Ogleahy, ChnrNn 0. Cv 1 ck. .?. U. Tulwilcr, W. T. Berry, J. II. Adam*. W. I). Adams. R. II. T. Adama. George D. WH. George P. Watkin*, John 8. Witt. Otirer F. Bay, Franklin W. Day. George F. Foster, W. W. Draper, W. A. M<?? re, E. W. Marsh, Sr., 11. 8. llnrry, A. llrafinan. W. Rrsfmam, A. Elliarl, 0. G. Jnyner. J. D. Chamberlain, A. S.J. Perry, II. K. Sitnooilu. U A. Pring>, Jr., J. A. Farcy, Gillian 1'. Marcy, George. L. Baker, Kllery Biirnhim, John L. Brown, J. O. Weddmgion. Peter M. Brown. Exposition Cotton Mills, M. C. Ki<er, J. F Kiscr, W. S. Everett, W. E. Ragan, C. F. Malone, I.. K. Barnc t. W. A. M oore, K. , W. Marsh. J. A. Smith, J. Kmget>erry, W.J. Aslifnd. M. 11. Marsh, J. G dcon Long, aa Shei iff, an 1 Wade 11. Macfie, as .i.? ~u?i. ?i -i.. - " ?? h""?" ( of Agnes J. Mscfie, decease!, Defendant*, j To Hip Defendants : YOU are 'e-eby summoned and required ' to Answer tlie complaint iu this action. , which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pltro, f >r the said County, . and to serve a copy of your answer t? the said complaint on the suhso'iher at his office, No. 2 Law Hiinge, Ullion, 8. C., within . twenty days after the service hereof, cxcluei?c of the day of such service; and if 3*011 , fail to answer the complaint within the time , aforesaid, tho p'ninliffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relirf demanded in the complaint. . JAMES MUNRO, 1 Plaintiffs Attorney "" . Dated, Union, 8. C., 14th of February, A. P.. 1891. !/?? ?. 1 J. II. McKissick, ska 1. > Clerk of Court. . To the Defendants above named : . Tako notice, Hint the summons herein, of which the above is a copy, and the complaint, were filod in the office of the Clerk of . Court of Common Pleas for ssid County, at Union, in the County of Union, in tho State of South Carolina, on 14th of February, . 1891. JAMES MUNRO, 1 Plaintiffs Attorney. No. 1 Law Range. Union, 8. C. Union, S. C., April 17, 1M1. April 24 17 Gt Morteraere Sale for Foreclos ure BY virtue of ft power ontaine<l in n certain Mortgage <lec<l executed !>y James II. Coleman J. Thomas Coleman and Hubert H. Coleman to me, said mortgage dated January 1">, 1889, and recorJed in the office of the I Register of Mesoc Conveyance for Union County, in Book of Mortgages I, No. 0, page 201, and Book A. No. 1, pages 794-797, I will sell before the Couit House door nt , Union on the first Monday in May, 1891, nt 12 o'clock M., by public auction to the highest bidder, nil the right, title and interest of said J. Thomas Coleman niul Rot.oil R. Co'c- ? ronn of. in and to the mortgaged premises . and property horeiuaficr mentioned and noTnTTTIT^lst'eaml Mill lot, bounded on the North by lot of J. E. Lindsey, East by lot of W. E. Almnn, South by Cliureh Street and lot of J. L. : McWhirter, and West by the S. U. & C. R. R. Co's. laud, containing j of an acre, more or less. Also the Steam Saw Mill, ! Grist Mill and Cotton Gin, consisting of ? ne 18-ho>se power Geiser Steam Engine, one ' Circular Saw Mill, one 00 Saw Winsliip Cotton Gin with Condenser^ attached, one pair * wagon Scales, one Cotton Press, with ehafting, pulley and belting attached, for run- * ning said machinery. Also one log wagon. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. ( u. A. w;; IT LOCK, Mortgagee. ' I April 10, 1891. A n.*i I 17 1A o. 1 ?I State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION By JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Tribute Jul^o i WUEKEAS, B. F. Webber has made ' suit to mo to grant htm Letters of 1 Administration on the Estate of and effects of Felix ('. Ilaila, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said K?1:r C. Ilailr, deceased, iluii they be aud appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. 11-, S.uth Carolina, on the 11th. day of May, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in tha forenoon, to show cause, if any they hare, why the said Admiuistra'ion should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 21st. day of April, Anno Domini, 1 HO 1. * JAMES M. GEE. Probate Judgo. Published on the 24th day of April, 1891t in the Weekly Union Times. April 24 17 2t. Sheriff's Sales FOU MAY, i BY virtue of an execution to me directed, ; 1 will sell at Fish Dnui In Union ' County, on Tuesday the fifth day of May < next, during the legal hours of Ss!e:i, the i following described personal property, towit: All the interest that lleps Jones owns in four tram car# and trucks, one lot of train railroad iron, four derricks and fixtures, and one lot of wire rope. Levied on and to be sold as the properly of Heps Jones, at the suit of J. G. Hioe & Co., pliiintilfs, against Hops Jones, defendant. J. G. LONG, 8. U. C. Sheriff s Office, April 13, 1891. A ;i tr i< Guardian's Final Lischarge NOTICE is hereby given, dial by reruns sion of Hon. J. M. Gee, 1'rolnte Judge for lTni<?n County, I will, < n the 0?h day of May, IH'Jl, make my final return ami apply for Letters Dismissory as Guardian of Nathaniel Gist. AH persons having claims against the said Nathaniel Gist during, bis minority, are 1 hereby notified to present them to me, on or beforo the dsy above named, or they will be forever barred. i KEUBEN T. GEE. Guardian Nathaniel Gist. April 10 16 4i Administrator's Notice. mill: undersigned has qualified as Ad JL ministiator of the estate of James T A Iman, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate will please present the ! same, properly proven, ami thoic indebted will please make prompt payment. J. F. A I.MAN. Administrator. April 3 14 4l* JL!f ro raise supplies for the fiscal YEAR, COMMENCING SEPT. 10. 1890. Cocncil Cmsnsan, ) Uxtox, S. C., April 9, 1891. j BEIT ORDAINED by the Town Council of Union, *n ihf S'a'e ef South Caroin?, now met and siting, and by the aubority of the a <nie : See. 1. That a tax of two (2) mills upon trery dollar of |b? va'ue of all Kcnl Em-ate, Mock In ?r-4o, mm! porn-ma' property la the own of Union, bo and the nmoli Yrfoby *" vied to moot tbo ordinary expenses of tbo , Municipal government of said town for tbo fiscal jear commencing Se| t. 10, 1890. Sec. 2. Th?t the sum of one dollar and fifty cents 1h> fixed as a commutation f< r dreet and road duty, and the said sum is ] hereby requiiod to I e t aid by each and every ] il>le bodied male person between the agas of 4 ixteen and fily-tive years, who te*ide | sriiliin the iucori orate limbs of s id town. i _ _ _ 1 Sic. 3. That the Town TrenHirer do pro:?*e I tit once, lo collect the tnves her< in evicd, and that lie shall keep his b oks open "rom the 1st >1*v of May until the lei day of t lutic next, (1891), nPer which liuie he shall roceed. by ?li-tress or otherwise, as preicribed by la*, to collect such as remain un>ahl, wi h a penalty of twenty per cent. Sue. 4. That the basis of values for tsxaion of Heal Hslste, Personal iropctty and hock' in trade, shall be taken from the bonks >f the County Auditor for the year 1890, as ar as it re'utcs to the town of Uti'on. Stc. 5. L; cense fees shall be as follows: for each dealer in fortk isers from 8 to 25 tons $5 00 For inch dealt r in fcrtilixors froiu 25 to 75 tons 15 00 For each Agent of Sewing Machines 6 00 For each Agent of Fire Insurance Companies 10 00 For each Agent of Life Insurance Companies 10 00 For each Livery nnd Sale St tide... 25 00 For eacn Carriage, Buggy or Horse kept for hire. outs;de of Live?y Stable 10 00 . For each two-horse dray per J annum 10 00 For each onc-ho?sc dray per annum 5 00 For each Billiard Room on Main Street 25 00 Per each Billiard IL>om on back or Side Street 15 00 por tacli Tcn-l'tn A'lry 50 09 For each Circus per day 75 00 'or each Side Show 10 00 For eacli Lecture, Musical Entertainment, Play or Show, for rcwo*d or gain, per day 5 00 For each Auctioneer per day 5 00 Jone nnd rati6ed under the Corporate Seal of said town of Union on the 9th d-iy of April, 1891. 11. W. Tinsl::y. W. T. (1RAHAM Clerk. Inteudnnt. April 10 15 3t LB. PORTER" HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF I GROCERIES AND FANCY ' GOODS FROM TIIE LITTLE GREEN FRONT INTO THE j BANDSOME STORE MR. JOHN RODGER, <KXT AIIOVK T. K. IIAII.KY'S Ki llX111'BK STORK j Where he will he pleiecl to uicet and 1 'crre his old customers with ( LAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, ' i BANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, * i 'HACKEES AND CHEESE, '1GAltS AND TOBACCO, ? i 'HENCII AND COMMON CANDIES, ( ( FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDS- ' ( Thankful to the people of Union County, , or their past kindnesses and liberal pat onage, 1 invite them to call upon me in my 1 arger and more convenient quartets, where J [ intend to do allju my power to deserve ' .heir future patronage. ' J. B. TORTER. ? Feb *20 8 3tn j The Stntn of South Or.roliua. \ COUNTY OF UNION. ^ Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Relief?Complaint-Served. l'he British & Atactica Mortgage Company, (Limited.) Plaintiff, vyuinst A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner, F. M. Schell 11. I*. Macomson and A. N. Wood, Drfendantt. T<> the Drftnkrncs: t "\7"0U arc hereby summoned and required X to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon yon, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at bis oflioa At Union, tt. U.t o lifter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time afore said, i tic rtaintitt in I ins action will apply t i I lie Court for tiic relict' demanded in the complaint. Hated March 18, A. I). 1891. I). A. TOWNSKND, l'l lioliir* Attorney. To Lawrence Gardner: Take notice, that tlie summons herein, of which the above is a copy and the complaint were filed in the offije of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for said County on 18th March, J891. 1). A. TOWNSKND, Plaintifl's Attorney. March 18th, 1891. March 27 13 Ct Executors Notice. jVT OT1CK is hereby given that all per1 i suns having claims against the estate of Mrs K. It. Hamilton, deceased, must present them to the undersigned, properly probuted; and aP. portions indebted to tha said Mrs K. It. Hamilton must tnnke payment to us promptly. J. C. S VltTOR. A. W. OILMOKE, Kx'is Est. of Mrs, E. It. Hamilton. Api 8 14 4t When at Home. I respectfully inform my fliends and I c ients that I shall he in my office at Union on Monday and remain tint 1 Tuesday r.ouii of each wesk until further notice. I). A. TOWNSEM), Jan 23 4 tf i VjjJrjJJr | WHAT 1 IN |HE S Pip?rs Pin for Sr. I doteo Piliu l/?f Ft>i for 10c. I gross Butt >n* f r 6c. 1 quire Paper for 3c. I Package of Kntelopee for 4o? Men'* Crnrate, fie. lood Calico* | er jraul. 4c. Drew Goods per y?nl, .rK> Double-width Ctishmerca p.?r yard l.">c. Space will n?t allow us to quote any mo ;oods juet as cheap i . p*epoetin". Remember that we arc ih-j l'a-lert of lo inder any circum?t?neo<. Hear in mind that the above rrio ? in nr. Ca'l and make your s*l? c?i?n before the j Re-"prctflli! v. GRAIIA Sept 5 NE Our Buyer has just returned froi DRY GOODS. FANCY AI COM] We lmre also a splentlit GENrl>; c rUKKilSlilNG ZIEGLER'S AND : for Gents, Lad ZIEGLER'S HAN for Gents, in Congress a Other reduction REMEMBER THE SEWING vliich we guarantee to be equal ii u'iccd machines. Over 70 now in varrantcd for 5 years, and have all The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER, W POP TTTQrr OK nPNTG L V/X1? U VM A 4JU V/JLJX1 A KJ I WILL GIVLYOL -?jtn wiwhijb IHMW iaw, Carpenters Squat e, Splrfrt,c\el, Yist 1 Monkey Wrench, long handle Itnkc, lln Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Dish Pan, 10 qi rin Ducket, Oqt. Coffee Pot, I gaL Mta-tm Brass Hoop Cedar Buckei, Solid Dm; Waiter, large hi ji-foote I Glass Lamp, la'p [Bass Pitcher, 1 set of Tuniblois, 1 set t Joblets, largo Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Cas'ci 1 big nssortincut of China I'lates, Cups an Saucers, a big assortment of Yellowwaii Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Cap: Men's Wool Caps, Men's and it'ys Woi Hats, a nice assortment of Jewelry, Ootid uid Brushes, Dustiug spd Cleaning Jims ind Trays, Saddle Blankets, Iron Ston frantic Flat Dish, non-breakable Lain 'hinioey, Dinner Bell, and hundreds 1 lice and large piece* of Wooden, Tin.Glam Crockery and Hardwure, tnatii/ of ivbic vcre formerly sol<l for 00 ami 70 cen1?. I am also constantly adding to my 0 an 10 cent counters ; they ?re n<?w cxcecdingl it tractive. Customers for these count 11 rcquently come from other countic*. I act, I often sell these goods to (ravelin gentlemen from all parts of the country fhosc gentlemen who see a great dent. ?*> know all about prices, kiiow tnesi? 11 All OA 1 ;ccdo <%>o liuuji. iiere is the place to g' jour full moneys worth. Don't Forgot Hint I Keep Also a Ku * Line of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, CROCKERY and QUKENSWARE, TIN and HOLLOW WARE, WOODEN nnd HARDWARE, JUG and JAKWAREnnd FLOWER l'OTf OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, BOOTS and SHOES, imi in fact, a most generous line of Genen Merchandise, which 1 am selling as chen| ind perhaps cheaper than the cheapest. S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Feb Z7 9 If t. nfl. W. L. DOUGLAS * ? *% ^ 1 1 f \ and other special $3 5HUt is&^Ks ranted, and ao stamped on bottom. Address \V, L,, DOUGIjAb, Hroektoq. Mnaa, Bo|dt> S. M. HICK, Jll? K. V., Agent. Jan 2 ' Cm ? -dm : ^ LADIESj ^[|^g For Sa'o at 25c per b tile at ii, ii. COiiKo At UHO'S. ( \ CRASH I : PRICE itllM k?s comt when wo prop*M It roioo tnila few of oar prices: c< *t-?- #1 V. i oirnw ii?h (<>r w. Palmetto l!*t?^r Mci, 10c. Cottonad*s for r?nU 10c. Cotioo Chocks. 2.' yards f?r (I. HofcuH Mens Wool ll(*'s f??r 10c. Womn's Shoes, solid 1cmIter for (MV. 1 lot of Wnirctis and Mi*?rs Shoes worth $1 Vo and $1 60 at $1. Mens wlrto Shirts *i?h linen bosoms f. r 4:lc. reprice*, but we have a jr.-at many other w prices and thvt we will not bo uabrsoll strictly cash t > ever) bo ly. goods are picked over. M & SPARKS' CHEAP CASII STORK. 63 ly DS! :w GOODS! n the Markets, and our Stock of LTICLES. AND NOTIONS IS PLETE. 1 and well selected line of LOTHIN<it r GOODS, ETC. BAY STATE SHOES ies and Children. iD-S.fiWED SHOES nd Laced?$5, formerly ?7. s in proportion. DEMOREST $19 50 MAOHIIVli:, i every respect to any of the higliei use in Union County. They are fully necessary attachments. ILKINS & CO i ir It ICIIMOND & DAN VI l.I.E It A11.ROAD ('(1. i -1 isTn \ '? Condensed schedule in effect Muc'i ' 1801. Trains run <?ti 75lli Mvr d nil Cni". ' XOKTII IIOI NI). 2, <s No. 115. P? i.v i.nnrtes'on 7 OO a in ,f Lv Colunibi-l 11 MM a in r> Lv Alston 12 C! |> ui ,j Lv Union 2 02 p mi L. Ar Sp&rtauburg '? 12 p in / Lv lryon 5 10 |> in A Lv Saluda 0 27 |> in )S Lv Flat Hock 0 51 ]> in I, Lv Henderson villc 7 07 |> in ie Lv Aslicville 8 00 |. in p Ar Hot Springs 0 40 p in ,j- Lv Pomnria 12 21 p in , Lv Prosperity 12 55 p in jj Lv Newberry 1 1:] p in Lv Ninety-Six 2 .70 p in j Lv Greenwood 2 12 p m ? Ar Abb?ville 1 15 p in .? Ar Greenville 0 00 p in n Ar Anderron 5 20 p in ? Lv Seneca 7 25 p in _ Ar Wa'baUaT B 05 p m ,j Ar Atlanta 12 00 ngt SOUTH SOUND. et No. I I. Lv lVnlliilln 8 20 a in || Lv Seneca 0 00 a in Lv Anderson 10 15 a in Lv GreenvWe 0 20 a in Lv Greenwood 12 28 p n. Ar Ninety Six 1 05 p in Ar Newberry 2 10 p m Ar Prosperity 3 21 p m Ar Hot Springs H 22 a in Ar Asbevillc 10 10 a in *' Ar llendersonvdle.. 11 00 a in 3. Ar F at Hock 11 IK a in Ar Saluda 11 43 a ui Ar Tryon 12 31 a in Ar Spartanburg 1 40 p m >1 Ar Union ? 43 p m >> Ar Alston 4 25 pin Ar Columbia 5 30 p in Ar CharloHtou 9 45 p ui D. CAR DWELL, 1). I'. A., Columbia, 8. C. Jak. L. Taylop, d- 1'. A., Washington, D. C. . Sol. Unas, '1'. M., Richmond, Va. Notice of Survivor of Partnership milE partnership of James T. Alman nod _I_ F. Alci'a'i, doing husiners al Jonesville, S. C., iindi r tins firm name of Alman brothers, having been dissolved by the death of raid James T. Alman, the undersigns! as survivor of raid partnership hereby giies ueticc iliat all per ons having claims ngiinst sa d firm will pb*a?c \ resent the same, and those indib'ed will please nuikc prompt | nymciii to h?* n<l< r."i|C*>o<l. J. F. A I.M AN, Survivor of AItmii llror, April *? 11 4i* > SEE HERE 1 I!l 1IAVK VOV IItAltl) THE NEWS I r F. G.TREFZER, THE JEWELER, IS HELL1KO RVEBYTIIISQ AT COST. For i lio Dcxt CO d*ya be * ! c'osv oiil tiie Cologne, V#se< anil Stationery. Now is the tim-i if you nonl anything in his line. ^ April 0 11 hi DR. S. F. BLAKELY. V l/l'S I CI A X A X I> S ru (I K o x, OFFICE OVKR I'OSKY's IiKCU sroilK Residence on Chinch Si., near Kj in opal Cli ii re li. Ten voir, cipcricaco in g'lieinl practice. I April 3 14 4l* ' . : " ' 3 . Front iwrp Hut come and see tor yours* is an inspection of our stock ti vinee you tlmt our goods n FIRST-CLASS in every rcspe handle "shoddy or Kcond-ch buy our goods cheap l?y paying them, and as we are not try in one year we sell them cheap, a Job we give our customers tl If our competitors can t alVord n? wo can it is not our fault. That our goods are cheaper get them elsewhere is proven trade we had last week. Com and you will he certain to :i al headquarters. THE NEW RACK is the Leader of Low Prices, mm it will always pay you to com you buy. dome in, whether you not, and lot us show you tlirougl We can quote you some prices you. We will sell you a good pair o; for 50 cents. Suspenders, 10, It, 18, 25 and No. 7 Silk Ribbon, 5 cents ; b Silk Twist, 1 cent ; Spool Cot to Agate Rut tons. .">? a Good card. j Towel The cheapest line of Ti Crockery, &o., ever brought t< doubt this just come right in a HARR5 April 10 15 * . TI1E CITY CASH STORK -..n/i > ? mtuiv iiov ?;un i\ wi i/i \j( vmmi 1 I lats and M ! L L I N . beginning with this week. When we say that we arc selling will prove the laet to any one who nit y. Good Ginghams, 7i cents. Standard Prints, f> c:-nts. Good Challies, 4? cents. 3-4 Shirting, 3i cents. Printed Lawns, 3 cents. Dress Goods, 5 cents. Suit of man's clothing, $1 50 Rcmcmhcr that the above goods particular. We do not handle shod (J CITY CASH J W M March 20 12 HEADQUAI FOR THIS PART OF THI Don't y?u be ilio lust person in the St ile to (in<l o clicnp. A great in in | >iih among shrewd buyers is the natural inducements f ir ibis season's trade. Ohio in mil see our emiplote n-sorlinent of fcj display in Staple and Fmiry Dry Goods. Notions and t'li A grnnd displ iy, a grail stock, mid ju?t what you wh H e m irk tliein low to sell llicm quick. All prices at No question ab ut your being highly pleased witlqtlie; For the best ol even ibing in the way of Dry Goods, ! go to RODGER & P Sept 6 36 MOHEY TO LOAN. ON Improved Farm lands, in sums of $300 mid upwur Is. Loans repayable ia S P R1 small annual n siiil iiienls, through a period of si* years, ibus'enabling the borrower to pay off Ins iudebtedness without exhausting his crop in any one i ear. Apply at once K> an 1 is r D. A. TOVVNSEND, Attorney, n on, d. C. Api 1 Aug l,"i 3d Jy An Affective ' . ? Combuii it pocket at/wawac Ind!( am! >1 KMOllAMDliM IHNIK i; ndvonlsInK hkuwN'8 IKOIt MITTlcmj All deal iLie liest Tome, given away utl'riiK and . , general eUires. Apply at, UUQO* _ - uowj-w I . BB i ' i*lI*. All wo a^k . > imi wo will oonro I 'HM611 ami ot. Wo il^ not M u?s ?roo<ls" Wo * : ".spot cash" for g to <;ot rich in Where wo buy 10 benefit of it. jj to sell as cheap .. * ?^><hWW 11" - -- -?-w than yon can by the splendid 0 to see lis once vc our store your YORK I : e t 1 1 yen will, find that ie to see tos before want anything ov ^ i our fttocK. * that will astonish f ready-nmde Hunts I 45 cents. >pool Silk, I cents; n,4 cents. Dress Hut tons, -ic, s from 5c up. II ware, Glassware, i) Union. If you ml see for yourself. I & BELK. ly lOT 1ST I rs special low prices on Motions, Clothing, ^'lioes, E 11 Y , cheap, we mean it. ami M. ' - 7 will give us an opportu.la . . . - - |S ! , and upwards, are first-class in every !y auction /xoods. : stoue, C'LURE. Ao'r, I'lioc u. iy iTERS ' '.'M rf ...N 4 ? STATE. ill wlicro Hiu l>e?t goi.-l* live ?o]?l reeuU of our unusinllj ger oimus l'RI.\U AS S> NUM.VGK otliiog. Lilt. Ilio low-wnter nmrk. <o go ?Is Hid prico*. Motions, 8liocs, I Tit s ri 11 (I Clotl.inj:, URCJELL. t - J? ' " - ^ MRS. G!H?ANT | l8 just received 11 kr NG AND SUMMER MILLINKllY, iow ron ly i<? i-xli l?i' Iior (logout H'ock to her mm okio-h. 17 1<? 'f Fi(lf ^ jwMon, ttl-.l St' 0. .1,1 tr*. 08O ;io;vnm in<>:v mittku?. lers keep It, $1 per bott'o. ' "nutnehns tttk *U<1 vXOVs?.<i fit lu?(S JU % * . 3a!