Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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at ^, nuj! fai Gum Dhweotim.?Id the field of discovery end invention, medicine has not kept pace with surgery. That, perhaps, is natural; service surgery ia the meeMBicat branch of medicine. Tbe general acceptance of the germ theory of disease, however, opens a new field f?r medicine, and ! will take it completely away from the , . mediaeval superstitions that still cling to its skirts. And fet medicine is not without its discoveries. It has long been known, and the faot is now recognisod wherever the tart < has been made, that SwUa's Specific (S. 8. B.) will destroy the germs of malarial die- . ease, the microbes of fkin disease, end the baci 11 ef contagious and ether forme of ' Mood poUontug, ejects them from tbe blood, and purifies and bui'ds up the system. No medical discovery of our day has achieved such remarkable success. Ladies "Norfolk" Waist, something new at K' 76c. at H. k. CO II UN k DUO'S. Mskit Wins.?We desire to s?y to our citizens, that for yeirs wo hare been selling Dr. ILtng's Now Discovery for Consumption. Dr. King's New Life Pills, Buckleo's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given sueh universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do noi fillow their use. Tqeee remedies have won their great popularity pure'y on their merits. B. F. Posey, Druggist. Striped Scritn 86 incnce wide, 7o. yard, at H. M. COin'.N k BUD. 1 a - Tna Maria in Chicago.?Chicago, April 20.-rOaeer Thomas McQinnis was surround- , \ ed and esversly beaten by a crowd of about ( twenty Italians last night. One of them , struck him a blow in the back, while others ( grabbed his olub. The mob tbeu knocked ] him down, and aftsr beating bim severely t rsn awsy. The police ere unable to aaeign i any cause for the asseult and believe the \ Italians are members of a Mafia society. i 1S 1 I Garter Elastic 6c. yard, at i 3HPf" II. M. COHEN & BRO. Bdcklu's Arnica Kalvr.?The bestsalve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, , Salt Rheum, 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 1 satisfaction, or money refunded- Price 26 cents per box. For B*le hy B. F. Posey, i P April 16. . 1 DisoaaoaroL Disappkakancb.?Nsw York, 1 r v April 20.?A special to the Tines from St. c Louis says ths'dissppearanoe of Page McPher* 1 -~l- m>, efcn well ks?wa broker, Is rapidly dtveloplng into a disgraceful affair. It is alleged that he stole bonds and rash from the Mining Exchange and also hypothecated atook left with bim by customers for sale, - ^ad appropriated the money to his own use. His financial liabilities are now estimated ] at over f-iO.OOOtjK With lbs World budding into an anti-Administration paper and at the same time rallying the "Belgi <n block farmers" against ] the "Ring," and the News and Courier an ( actual Administration organ timidly patting ; "the Ring" on the back, affairs journalistic j and political in the old city ere decidedly < mixed.?The State. ? " * Mobning Firs in Charlotte.?Charlotte, i N. G., April 19.?Firo was discovered about ] 4 o'elook this morning in the dry goods house < of U. Baruob. The building was flooded , with water, and after a hard fight the flames , were subdued. The loss is estimated gt ( 110,000. covered by insurance.?Tel. to TS\e , ming, consisting of Rev. Mr. Flemming, his wife and little daughter, and Mrs. Flemming's I staler, Alice Williams, were poisoned to-day bv Mlinff hfiAf lAnstie TU-i- l:i' - g ?.. .vu6u?. miir vuuuiuua 18 extremely on lies'. Dkath or Mrs Rows M. Johxston.? Cbailoue, N. C., April 17.?Mrs. Kufus M. y Johnston, one ??f ilie wealthiest end most distinguished Indies of thiseity, died this morning st 1.-80.' Mrs. Johnston was Miss Ceoelia Latta, of Columbia, S. C. She was well known throughout the Carolines. Hon. Godfrey B. Fowler will enter the rac# in a few days /or 8tate Leoturer of the Slate Alliance, the position now held by "Lsctursr-Superiniendent Talbert." r Par-a-sit-i-cidk Cures Itch in 30 minutes* Prise 60 cents, Sold by J. M. Gibus & Son, Union, 8. 0 - 16-7t j?- j , \ OJHTUAH\, THOMPSON-?Died, at her residence in Dardanello, Ark., on the 4th day of April, 1891, Mrs Nannie B. Thompson, in ihe 66tb fr-' - * y?ar ?* ,ier a8? She was born in this County, Nov. 90th 1886, nod was married to ' Mr. O. I*- Thomson, who omigratod to that oountry s?me years before the war. - I 1 " . V List of Letters Remaining in the Postofhce at Union, for the week ending April 24th, 1801. Ret. Celoton, |Mbs Maudie Oar land . Mr J-D. McLuoas, juisa Annie Nealy, Mies Bettie Smith. Persona calling for the above letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Buggies ! Buggies !! | propose to offer some tret-doss bargains X in puggiee and Harness far the next 90 d?y*. Try me. ( W. D. BBWLEY. ( 24 17 M ; Ah ! Shucks! Shucks!' Shucks III [WANT 10,0001ba of Bhneks, and will 1 piy the highest cash prioe for them delivered at my fu milure store. T. E. BAILEY. ' 17-21 1 SjuAfc'~ * * iji ' ' WJ To Tho bo Indebted TTAV1NQ left the 8tate, I respectfully XX notify all persons indebted to me, for . Millinery, So., that I hive placed their oceoon's in the hands of M?j. p. A. Town send f?r soileotion. r * I' MRS}. L. M. FOUCIIE. , Us: Aorit 24 & ??.- . ' n: " ? I Notioe to Creditors. A Lli person# bating o'alms against the ! XjL tittle of John Mays, deoeued, wMl , J* .. P?.im ihom to ru? propel IJ MtCSttd ; end , I hoe# indebted to (he said eat etc will plena# l settle the s?mo with me. r J. W. SCOTT, m,- Adm'r of John May*. I W April 24 . 17 it. ' r . Notice to Creditors , A LL persons having elpime against the g J\. 'estate of Robert Meet/, Sr., will pro* i . -^ fceot them to me proper1./ attested ; and those n TSJndebted to the said estate, wtll pleit# set- 8 Q? .ho same with me. i W. J. BEATV, April 24 IT * EMCOIO? Amii State of South Carolina. CuUNTT OF UNION, ^ In the Coart of Common Pick*. Summons for IWH*f? Complaint not Served. William Mutun. Dcnjnmin F. Rnwls and Mavy C. Giat, Plaintiffs, against Jpeneer M. Rico, Sr., Aloxander O. Rice, Vlotorla 8. Coleman, Robert L. Coleman, v R. C. Oliver. Thomas R McOaban, Andrew "8. Bronw. Robert P. Fvans,IsaacL. Falk, George W. Fa'k, B. T. Tefft, W. K. TefP, F O. Tofft. 1 hoodoro WorU, Q. V. Clark, J N Reach, 11. 8. Ogleshy, Chart's O. Ci 1 ck. J. U. Tulwtler, W. T. Berry, J. II. Adams, \V. D. Adama, R. II. T. Adams. George D. Wi?t. George P. Watkin*, John 8. Wnt. O'ieer F. Day, Franklin W. Day, George F. Foster, \V. W. Draper. W. A. Mm re, E. W. Marsh, Sr., D. 8. Unrry, A. llrafinan, W. Brsfniam, A. Elhnrt, C. G. Joyner. J. D. Chamberlain, A. S. J. Perry, II. K. Simot.ds. 11 A. Cringle, Jr., J. A. Far cy, William P. Mnrcy, George. L. Raker, Kllery Rurnham, John L. Brown, J. O. Wcddtnglon, Peter M. Brown, I'xpofition Cotton Mills, M. C. Riser, J. F Kiscr, W. 8. Everett, IV. E. Ragsn, C. F. Malonc, L. K. Barno I, W. A. Moore, E. W. Marsh. J. A. Smith, J. Kingsherry, W.J. Aehfnd. M. 11. Marsh, J. G dcon Long, a* Sheiitf, and Wade II. Maefie, as Adminis'rator of the goods and cliattola of Agnes J. Macfie, deceased, Defendants. To the Defendants : YOU are he-eby summoned and required to Answer the complaint in this action, vhich is filed in the offico of the Clerk of >>urt of Common Plots, f >r the said County, tnd to serve a copy of ytur answer t> the taid complaint on the Hiihsc iher at his office, So. 2 Law Bangs. Union. 8. C., within wenty days after the service hereof, exclu>ive of the dsy of such service ; end if you Tail to answer the complaint within the time tforesaid. the p'niniiffs in this notion will ipply to the Court for the vclirf demanded n the complaint. JAMES MUNRO, Plaintiffs Attorney "* Dated, Union, 8. C., Htli of February, \. P., 1891. "J J. II. McKissick, skat, V Clerk of Court. io tne Defendants above named : Take notice, that the summons herein, of irbich the above is a copy, and the complaint, were filod in the office of the Clerk of 3ourt of Common Pleas for said County, at Union, in the County of Union, in the State if South Carolina, on 14th of February, 1891. JAMES MUNRO, Plaiotiffs Attorney. No. 2 Law Range, Union, 8. C. Union, 8. C., April 17, 1M1. April 24 17 6t Mortgage Sale for Foreclosure BY virtue of a power oontained in a certain Mortgage deod executed by James II. Coleman J. Thomas Coleman mid Robert R. Uolcmnn to me, said mortgage dated January 15, 1889, and recorded in the office of tbe Register of Mesac Conveyance for Union Uounty, in Book of Mor'i ages I, No. 9, page 201,'aod Book A. No. 1, psges 794-797, I will ecll before the Couit House door at Union on the first Monday in May, 1891, at l2o'olook M., by public auction to the highest bidder, all the right, title and interest of >aid J. Thomas Coleman and Robert R. Co'enan of. in and to the mortgsged premises ind property horeinaf-cr mentioned and lescribed, to-wit: Sill iliatJnUf .lMMU?'>hn -?>c ill lot, bounded on the North by lot or >4^ E. Lindsey, East by lot of W. E. Alman, South by Cliuroh Street and lot of J. L. MoWbirter, and West by the S. U. & C. R. R. Co's. land, containing } of an ncrc, mors or less. Also tbe Steam Saw Mill, Grist Mill and Cotton Gin, consisting of t-ne 18-hotse power Geiser Steam Engine, one Circular Saw Mill, one GO Saw Winsliip Cotton Gin with Condenser attached, one pair wagon Scales, one Cotton Press, with shafting, pulley and belling attached, for running eaid machinery. Also one log wagon. TERMS OF SALE?CASH. R. A. WII1TLOCK, Mortgagee. April 10, 1891. April 17 16 St State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION Br JAMES M. GEE, ESQ , Prrbate Judge WHEREAS, B. F. Webber has made suit to mo to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate i f and effects of Felix 0. Halle, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Felix C. Ilaile, deceased, that they bo and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. H-, Suith Carolina, on the 11th. day of May, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show eause, if any iliry hare, why tho said Adminiatra'ion should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 21st. day of April, Anno Domini, 1801. JAMES M. GEE, Probate Judge. Published on the 24th day of April, 1801( in the Weekly Union Times. April 24 17 2t. Sheriff's Sales FOR. MAT, 1HH1. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, 1 will sell at Fisli Dam in Union Coanty, on Tuesday the fifth day of May ne"xt, during the legal hours of Sales, the following described personal property, towit: All the interest that Heps Jones owns in four tram oars and trucks, one lot of tram reilrosd iron, four derricks and fixtures, and one lot of wire rope. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Reps Jonos, at tho suit of J. G. Itioo & Co., plaintiff's, against Reps Jones, defendant. j n invn h ir r? Sheriff s Office, April 18, 1891. April 17 10 8t Guardian's Final Lischarge NOTICE is hereby given, that by pcrinis fon of lloo. J. M. (Ice, Probate | Judge for Uoion County, I will, on the 9'h lay of May, 1891, make my final return ?nd apply for Letters Oiemiaeory as Uuirlian of Nathaniel Gist. AH persona having claims against the said Nathaniel Gist during, hie minority, are kereby notified to present them to me, ou or >efore the day abovo named, or they will be Tor ever barred. REUBEN T. GEE. Guardian Nathaniel Gist. April 10 15 4t Administrator'# Notice. rHE undersigned lias qualified as Ad ministrator of the estate of Jetnee T 11 man, deceased. All persons having otaims gainst tha estate will please present the in me, properly proven, and those indebted rill please make prorr.pt prym.ni J. P. A^MAN, Administrator. April % 14 4t?' * AN ORDINANCE. TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1800. Council Ciiamnun, 1 Union, S. C., April 9, 1801. > BE IT ORDAINED l>jr ih? Town Council of Union, in the S'a'e of South Carolina, now met ami ci ting, and by the authority of the e >inc : Skc. 1. That n tax of two (2) mills upon every dollar of 4be va'ue of all Real Es'nte, Stock In ir-de, and persona1 property in the town of Union, be and the same W hereby levle-t to meet the ordinary expeoees of the Municipal government of said town for the fiscal year commencing Sept. 10, 1890. Sec. 2. That the sum of one dollar and fitly cents l>o fixed as a commutation f?-r street and road duly, and tbe enid sum is hereby requited to I c | aid by each and every shle bodied male person between the ages of sixteen and fi'ty-fire years, who ic-ide within the incorporate limits of s-id town. Sic. 3. That the Town Treasurer do proceed at once, lo collect the taxes hen in levied, and that he shall keep his b oks open from the 1st day of May until the let day of Juno next, (1891), after which time he shall proceed, by di-tre's or otherwiso, as prescribed by law, to collect such as remain unpaid, wi ll a penalty of twenty per cent. Skc. 4. That the basis of values for taxation of Real Estate, Personal propei ty and Slock' in trade, shall be taken from the books of the County Auditor for the year 1890, as far as it relates to tholownof Un'on. Sec. 6. L'censc foes shall be as follows : For each dealer in forik'ixcrs from 8 to 25 tons $5 00 For each dealt r in fertilizers from 25 to 75 tons 15 00 For each Agent of Sewing Mnohincs 5 00 For caoli Agent of Fire Insuranco Companies - 10 00 For each Agent of Life Insurance Companies 10 00 For each Livory and Sale Stable... 25 00 For escn Carriage, Duggy or Horse kept for hire, outs:ile of Live'y Stable 10 00 For each two-horse dray per annum 10 00 For each one-horse dray per annum 5 00 For each Billiard llooni on Main Street 125 00 For each Billiard It-om on back or 'Side Street 15 00 For each Ten-Pin A'lry 50 00 For each Circus per day 75 00 For each Side 8how 10 00 For each Lcclurc, Musical Entertainment, Play or Show, for rew??d or gain, per day 5 00 For each Auctioneer per day 5 00 Done and ratified under the Corporate Seal of said town of Uuion on the 9th day of April, 1891. 11. W. TIKSLKY, W. T. GRAHAM, Clerk. Intendnnt. April 10 15 8t TbT porter" HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS FROM THE LITTLE tiREEN FRONT INTO THE HANDSOME STORE FORMERLY OOOTJPIEI^^v r r HI,. JOHN BODGER, SKS. 10VK T. K. DAILKY 8 Fl'UNtTl'RK STORK Where hb^Ml be pleaecd to meet and serve Lis old cufewmcrs 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 KINDSThankful to the people of Union County, for their past kindnesses and liberal patronage, I invito them to call upon ine in my larger and more convenient quartets, where I intend to do all%in my power to deserve their future patronage. J. B. PORTER. Feb 20 8 8m The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Summons for lleliof?Complaint'Served. The British & America Mortgage Company, (Limited.) Plaintiff, ngainH A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner, F. M. Schell K. P. Macomson and A. N. Wood, Defendant!. To the Drfenkriict: YOU aro heroby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at bis offio? at Union, B. O., oviiliin twenty after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suoli service ; nod if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated March 13, A. D. 1891. D. A. TOWNSEND, PhiotifTs Attorney. To Lawrence Gardner: Take notice, that the summons herein, of whioh the above is a copy and the complaint were filed, in the oflhe cf the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for said County on 13th March, 1891. D. A. TOWN8END, Plaintiff's Attorney. March 13th, 1891. . March 27 18 Ct i i Executors Notice. jkj OT1CE in hereby gireo Ibst ell perXI aona baring claims against ihe estate of Mrs E. H. Hamilton, deceased, mast present them to the oridereigncd, properly probated; and al'. persona indebted to the said Mrs E. R. Hamilton must make payment to us promptly. J. C. SARTOR, A. TV. OILMORE, Kx'rs Eat. of Mrs, E. R. Hamilton. A pi 3 14 4t When at Home. I respectfully inform tuy Mends and aients that I shall be in my offioe at Union on Monday and remain unt 1 Tuesday noun of each weak until further notloe. 0. A. T0WN8END, Jan 23 4 tf KifAT 1 IN THE A iittl* mov^^allmT^y *7 Gut the more money if low pi icon will get it. Lis'c Papers Pins for 6r. 1 doteo Palm Loaf Fans for 10c. 1 gross Butt m* f r 6c. I quire Paper for 3c. < . 1 Package of Envelopes for 4c. Men's Crnrats, 6c. Good Calicos per yard. 4c. Dress Goods per yard, f?o I Double.width Cuslitncrcs per yard 16c. Spaca will not n"..>w us to quote any inor goods just as .neap i i proportion. Rcmeiubc. that we are the l'alcrt of low under an* circutn?taneo?. Bear in mind that the above pries ni-'sn s Ca'l and make your s?l<-ctinn before the g< Respectfully. GRAIIA 8cpt 6 NES5MS0O1 1*7T7 i\r. Our Buyer has just returned from DRY GOODS, FANCY AR COMF We hnve also a splendid O: FURNISHING ZIEGLER'S AND I for Gents, Ladi ZIEGLER'S HAN: for Gents, in Congress an Other reductions REMEMBER THE SEWING which we guarantee to be c<[ual in priced machines. Over 70 now in i warranted for 5 years, and have all The "OLD RELIABLE." FOSTER,W FOR JUST 25 CENTS I WILL GIVE YOU saw, Carpenters Squate, sjKr^Eevel,' Vise a Monkey Wrench, long handle Rake, Hee Smoothing Iron, 14 qt. Dish run, 10 qt Tin Bucket, Oqt. Coffee l'ot, ] gal. Mtasure Brass Hoop Cedar Bucket, Sotld Bras: Wniter, large high-footc ' Glass Lamp, la>g< G'a's I'itch, r, 1 set of Tumblots, 1 Bet o Goblets, largo Glsss Rose Bowl, Glass C??'cr a big assortment of China 1'lates, Cups am Saucers, a big assortment of Ycllowwnrc Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Cnps Men's Wool Caps, Men's and Boys Woo Hals, a nice assortment of Jewelry, Comb' and Brushes, Dusting npd Cleaning Bins! and Trays, Saddle Blankets, Irun Stout Granite Flat Dish, non-breakable Lainf Chimoey, Dinner Bell, and hundreds ol nice and large pieces of Woodeu, Tin, GIrss Crockery and Hardware, man;/ of whicl were formerly sold for 60 and 76 ecu's: I am also constantly adding to my 6 ant 10cent counters ; (hey are now exceedingly attractive. Customers for these counter* frequently come from other countie*. It fact, I often sell these goods to traveling gentlemen from all parts of the country.? Those gentlemen who seen great deal, ant know all about prices, kn&w tntSie I1ARGA1J goods are cheap. Here is the place to ge your full moneys worth. Tlan't. Fnreet that I Ifnni, .Itun ? V,,l " Line of STAPLE and FANCY (5ROCKIES, CROCKERY and QOEENSWARE, TIN and HOLLOWWARE, WOODEN and HARDWARE, JUG nod JARWAREnnd FLOWER POTS, OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS, LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, BOOTS nod SHOES, and in fact, a most generous lino of General Merchandise, which I am selling as cheap, and porhaps cheaper than the choapcst. S. M. BICE, JR.. E. U. Fob 87 9 If W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOEJSSSdS 8. M. Bit!?, JRt, lt u., Agent. Jao 2 > Om ' * " - * *" * * 1 * For 8a'e at 26o pot b tile at H,N.C0B1SN k BRO S. I CRASH | : PRICE GOODS. (/ i lime has conao when wo proposo t > raise nat a few of our prices : Straw Hats f?r 6c. Palmetto Hats-tfpr Moo, 10c. Coitonades for Pants 10c. Cottou Checks, 22 yards f?rfl. Boys and Mens Wool Ila'a f?>r 10c. Women's Shoes, solid lent her for 60c. 1 lo? of Wnircns and Misers Shoes worth ?1 Vo and $1 50 at $1. Mens wlrto Shirt." with linen bosoins f> r 43c. c price*, but wo hnvc a j r.'nt many oilier prices and that we will not bo unlirsoll trictly cash t? ever) bo 13-. nods are picked orer. M & SPARKS' CHEAP CASII STORE. 63 ly )S' :w GOODS! 1 the Markets, and our Stock of TICLES, AND NOTIONS IS XETE. and well selected line of LOTI1ING, GOODS, ETC. JAY STATE SHOES es and Children. D-SjEWED shoes d Laced?$5, formerly ?7. in proportion. DEMOREST $19 50 machine, every respect to any of the highci isc in Union County. They are fully necessary attachments. ILKINS & CO i ir RICHMOND & DAN V1LLE RAILROAD CO. V 1 rVrir.rMTUA aTco OukknvVi.i.'k U^vi^iox. > Condensed schedule in ctTect Mn-ch 8th, > 18'JJ. Trains run on 75tli Mir d an t:m<\ south uoixn. i No. 13. , I.v Charleston 7 00 n 111 ( Lv Columbia 11 00 u hi t Lv Alston 13 13 p in 1 Lv Union 3 03 p m Ar Spartanburg 3 13 p ni J Lv Irjon ,r> -10 p in { Lv Saluda 0 37 p in 4 Lv Flat Itock (1 54 p in , Lv Ilcndcraonvillc 7 07 p in 3 Lv Aslicville b 00 p ni , Ar Hot Springs 5) 40 p in [ Lv Pomaria 13 31 pin Lv Prosperity 13 55 p in I Lv Newberry 1 13 i. n> Lv Nioety-Six 2 50 p in I Lv Greenwood 3 12 p in f Ar Abbeville ! 15 p m , Ar Greenville G 00 p in , Ar Anderfon 5 20 p in . Lv Seneca 7 05 p in . Ar Wa'tialla! 8 05 p m I Ar Atlanta. 12 00 ngt ' SOUTH BOUND. I No. 14. Lv Wnlhalla 8 .'10 n in | Lv Seneca 0 00 n in Lv Anderson 10 15 n in Lv Greenvfee 9 80 a in Lv Greenwood 12 88 p n. Ar Ninety Six 1 05 p ni Ar Newberry 3 10 p m Ar Prosperity 3 84 p m Ar Hot Springs 8 32 n in Ar Asheville 10 10 n in ' Ar llendersonvdle 11 OG a in > Ar Fat Rock 11 18 u m Ar Saluda 11 43 n m Ar Tryon 12 31 a in Ar Spartanburg 1 10 p m i Ar Union 2 43 p in Ar Alston 4 25 pin \r Columbia 5 30 p m Ar ChaTloston 9 45 p in D. CARDWELL, 1). P. A., Columbia, S. C. Jas. L. Taylou, G. P. A., Washington, D. C. Sol. llaus.T. M., Richmond, Va. Notice of Survivor of Partnership i miiE rnrtnoiMhiri nt' Jfimsn T iim?n ..?.i I J- JcHali F. Alwu'i, doing business at Jonesville, 8. C., under the firm nnme of AI man Brothers, having been dissolved by the death of raid James T. Alinan, the undersignel as survivor of raid partnership hereby gircs notice hat all pcr-ons having claims agonal ra il firm will plea*c present the rair.e, and these indeb'ed will please make prompt |iiymeut to 'he undi rsigncd. J. F. ALMAJi, Burvivor of Alman Bros, April 3 14 4i* SEE HERE! HAVE YOU HgAIll> tHE NEWS I F. G. TREFZER, THE JEWELER, 18 SK1.USO RVF.UYTItlSO AT COST. For the next GO d*ys he wi'l o'ose out the Cologne, Vese? and Stationery. Now ia the time if you need anything in his line. April 0 13 1 m DR. S. F. BLAKELY. r 11 l'S ICIA A' A A' 1> SURGEON, orncb ovku poskt's mica smut: Residence on Chuich Hi., near Kj in opal ChuyV^ yjjs'w experience in g?neinl practice. i /a#"18 14 4l* DON'T BE But conic jnid sec for yourself. All we ask is :in inspection of our stock and wc will convince you that our goods arc I RKS11 and FIRST-CLASS in every respect. We do not handle "shoddy or stcond-class goods." We buy our goods cheap hy paying "spot cash" for them, and as wc are not trying to get rich in one year wc sell them cheap. Where we buy a Job we give our customers the benefit of it. If our competitors can't afford to sell as cheap an wo can it is not our fault. That our goods arc cheaper than you can get them elsewhere is proven by the splendid trade we had last week. Come to see us once and 3 011 will he certain to make our store your headquarters. THE NEW YORK RACKET ;a fl.r. T.nn.l.?> ~r T T> 1 " ' ' it. uiv utuuvi v/i jjuw uict'a, itnu JCU Will 1111(1 Tllilt it will always pay you to conic to sea ibs before you buy. Come in, whether you want, anything ov not, and let us show you through our stock. We can quote you some prices that will astonish you. We will sell you a good pair of ready-made Puuts for 50 cents. Suspenders, 10, 14, 18, 25 and 45 cents. No. 7 Silk Ribbon, 5 cents; Spool Silk, 1 cents: Silk Twist, 1 cent ; iSpool Cotton, 4 cents. Agate Ruttons, 8c a Good Dress lhittons, 5c. card. Towels from 5c up. The cheapest line of Tinware, Glassware. Crockery, &c., ever brought to Union. If you doubt this just come right in and see for yourself. HARRY & BELK. April 10 15 ly VLiAIH iJ'AGTfc. "* TIIE CITY CASH STORE libra special low price- n their immense Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing. Shoes, Hats and M I L L I N E 11 Y , beginning with this week. When we say that wc arc selling cheap, we mean it. and will prove the fact to anyone who will give us anoimortiinity. Good Ginghams, 7d cents. Standard Prints, 5 c.iits. Good Challies, 4? cents. 3-4 Shirting, 3? cents. Printed Lawns, 3 cents. Dress Goods, 5 cents. Suit ct man's clothing, $1 50 and upwards, RamniitKni. < !...< .. 1 1 ... uuib uiu uuuve goocis arc lirst-elass in every particular. We do not handle shoddy auction goods. CITV CASH J W MC'LURE, Ad'r, l-iiuioi. March 20 12 ly "HEADQUARTERS FOR THIS PART OP THE STATE. Don't you bo the lint pesaon in the State to fin-1 out where the be<t go d* mo -old clicnp. A great rumpus firming shrewd buyers is the natural result of our unusually cer crous tli<hi?i?mni> to <*-? !.!? -' 1 1 i n mi* Fvitnun ? irnue. Como in mil sec our cnnplote assortment of NiI*IiIX<il AXi> SUIYIMEI4 display in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions and Clothing. A grand displiy. a groat stock, and just what you want. Wo nvirk them low to.'ell tlicin quick. All prices at the low-wnter mark. No question ub nit your being highly pleased with^tliese go ids a id price. For the best of everything in the way of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, I Tit s and Clothing., go to RODGER & PURCELL. Sept 6 36 / *] y MONEY TO LOAN. MRS" Q1*ANT 1IA8 JUST RECEIVED II Kit ON Improved Farm lamia, in sums of $300 and upwards. Loans repayable in SPRING AND SUMMER small annual instul liients, through a period of six years, thud enabling the borrower to NII I^T^I IN 1'^ IJ X', pay <<ff bis indebtedness without exhausting his crop in any one } ear. Apply at once to an 1 is now reaty In exli l?i? hor elegant 1>. A. TOWNSEND, s ock to her ens nmo's. Attorney, On ou, 3. C. Api'l 17 U? if Aug !,*> 83 ly An Attractive ~ F?H - ' ?. Combined POCKET AI.MAJtAO IndlgorMon, nud .V-mac;. <; .i.lsi*, 1m and MKMOIIANOPM 1I(M>K IKIOWKU fltO.V /(ITTKUA, nrmTifmi* Alt dealers keep It, fl |>ei liottie. G enuine has t?iu?r?iatowi.AjwSf tU ouow, Uadg-mwk. and wowed r-u luica -ui y> rappw. a \