Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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For the Tints M. W. n llllf tm * W _ gAxrcc, Ajril 28, 1891. \~WTou.?1? the Timu of April 17. I? mm cm the signature of 8. XI. OilnunAi which ia u unwarranted a*. _(mj character) about March 2, about toae disapFroT*4Brd bunting the paet soaaon, aerusmaking fa'ae statement*, with o>neerning bimalf; and I ^^firtVMr. CP more aoT mora thantTQMI aba. in that practice; but iba praciloo wm' assuming aucb proportion* that It won fcrbiddan an a?ne plaatatioue bora, and cetera* oreus on, where, 1 am rallab'y informed, tbaj were ordered off. llut ha aaams to bare gotten very tandrr foot**!, and with a heart posseurd of soma very evil motive, conceived the idea to try his 'prentieo ban' on me, and raint my character before the world as b'&ek nv-posaib e. If his article only went right around hare, I would not bother to reply. As to his charges of my having any ma'ice. is extremely false, and he is judging, certainly, by himself, for if any article was ever written with mora malicious intent than his, I have naver rand it, for he most glaringly tried t> mislead the public, by wilfully misquoting m?, and making assert ions he cannot prove. He moat wilfully and maliciously I mirqno'ed me by quoting me as saying. "It is impelled by greed." and "to gloat over the almighty dollar," e'c., when what 1 said was as plain as print could innka it, that "#ucA hunting hat a t ndrncy to lend the public to believe tbat it is impelled etc , and wWllantfl glaat" etc. And further on ho says' again, tlfWt I s tid ho wee impelled hy greed, which I say is absolutely false These wilfal misquotation# and unfounded Assertions savors strongly of mat c'om intent, and it is a wonder that he had no remorse of sonaciance, holding tha position before the world he now prttumes to hold, while lie wm penning or after ho wrote that article. In reference to what transpired atSnniuc, he says be was within ten steps, and merely raid he wanted to see me. Mert-\j said!? H And that he "waited fifteen minutes for ^ his (my) return." I did not stay ia the u'o uimuies, ana i did not deny anything, and on'y wanted the paper to show that I raid, "it seems to be an organised parly," merely to show conclusively that I did not refer personally to him. 1 did not deny anything I wrote ; have not denied it aince, and don't expect to. Ha says that when I came out he returned. He never left the wagon, but had to talk very loud. He says 1 wou'd not bo interviewed in a private manner. Private, indeed 1 He said I would not step nsido as requested." I did fully intend to go to hini when 1 had concluded a business talk with a gentleman who wan going to leave on the train, and in a crowd around hiin, submit to be interviewed, in a "private ntinner !" Hut he would not wait, but made a ,-Jkreach of etiquett and politeness, by running up and interrupting a private conversation between two gentlemen. It seems that his idea of what constitutes a private interview is not only crude, but wanting in the essentia's of gentlemanly deportmont.? His entire demeanor towards me on that day was a boldnrss transgressing the bounds of eouttesy and deorum, and is the reason why I wrote that second article. Ho said he used many birds nt home.? Very well, then, I accepted that when bo told me. He also slniea io the rea lcrs of the Times that he sol 1 several hundred to supply a demand f?r them. Ho eecms to tell thai froely, but he does not say that the demand was created by birds being offered for sale, nor does he eeorn to realize the cpiine of trespasring on otbor people's prem- 1 ises wi'hout permission, for a large share of thoeo/?u> hundred birds to sell. - ^I^Pil^^JustTccali/o'i^ere is an srlificfcF demand errated for them. / a But why should I continue this? I *m tight where I was born i.nd raised ; where 1 have been known oil my lire, and have no aiigiua on my character that all tin yo.irs of my life cannot obliterate. But before I leave Mr, Gilmore to tho raspings of bis own conscience, if be has # v* or o n rn ttv.i thinrra t iniittt ' *"/> v"?,v ?~ - 6" - He has the audac ty (e any, soma people are | used to so liU'o iiivucy iiint tiiey think other porsons almost go crazy liko thcin- I aelret whoa they see the "almighty dol'ar coining into thrir possession." If he ulIpdes to me in that, and I take it lie does, I wj 1 say I have very lit'le of tho filthy lucre, but o?e-y cent is U. S. Coin, honestly earned. As to the poor colored man's mule, that was "shot to death within three or four hundred yards of where I rrs'de," I will ask Mr. Gilmorc, do you know the mule was shot ? and if bj, ihst I or any of my family, direct or remote, know anything about the ehoo'ing. I challenge you for any proof. The uttering of such an assertion is transparent mature ana cannnt gull tb? public. His charges make a conglomeration of wilful and contemptible falsehoods, ranlediccucics, and malicious mi;qu:!,atl5r,j. lis speaks of his own exertions. Well, Ihst article may be his own exertion, but he should not deign to thnnk heaven for its production, as such an article, with so much malicious vituperaton and fa'sehosd on its face, shows it was doxigno 1 as a foul dofnniation and rends more like being instigated J>y the erd one than God. Hereafter I do not propose to notice anything his min 1 may he able to conceive mid ^ zrite. As I have said, 1 ani in my own sbuntry, with the members of the lirge family whose name I bear, and a host of other relatives and friends, and am wi'liug for my character to he investigated, not only by the people < f Union County, hut the world. 1 consider it a waste of time to further notioo anything from Mr. S. M. Gilmorc. Complinio its of K.W.J. Full I.ine of Duttcrick's Patterns fer sale at GUAIIAM & SPARKS. Cult and get a fashion sheet. - .?. Diatii or Von Moltkk?Berlin, April / 24.?Tha d nth of Field Marshal Count von Moltke has just been announced. Count von Moltke n'tended the session of the lleich?tiig this afternoon. His denth was very sudden, and tho physicians who were summoned announced that it was caused by failure of the heart, lie died at 51:45 p. m., passing aw iy rjuictly and painlessly. The news of the Count's unexpected death lias HBr Aau.nl irrp .1 eorr.iw ill tills citV. Ilcjmuil, Karl Qrrahnl von Mdtkr, was born in l'arcliim, Mooklonbnrg, October 2tl, 1801. Ilo was educated in tlio cadets' sen tomjr nt Copenhagen, and became an officer at 18. In 1822 he entered the Russian serriof, and after ten years' service was admitted to the go irral saff. lie was made chief of the general stuff of the army in 1838. He planned the operations in tho wais with Denmark and Austria. When the war with France broke out in 1870 he was ready with his plans whose execution resulted in the most astonishing feric9 of victories aoblercsl by one military nation over another. In 1874 he wasrcturncl ti the Reich-tsg, nnd there made a strong impression, lie *ts aliogcthsi i ne ? ! I lis foremost figuics in the milii iry opeia*i> ns i>f Europe. ?? The hot wraihor reminds you that it is time for en Alpaca Coat. We have them in I, ng Black Seeks. CITY CASII .STORE. 17 2t. .,^?T ^",l* "K Dark ?Governor Tillman wit ba apt ti a'.ow Editor Stokes and Ltctueer lalbirt that lit has n head of his hnpi 7 -I?llhe*,r* t<> force the sfu'b ti eaiuiy bill into h.s ore* oktnt 1 T. McCastw Stbwabt.?Vi?r.?v ?-r "Vw> vu?|)io, ?r Brooklyn, appointed T. McCanis S'tvard. ihe co'orrd lawyer, a member of the Board of Education, in p'ace of Dr. Pkilp & While, deceased. who waa aleo a leading colore 1 eitiien. Mr. Stewart w bora in South Carolira about thirty-?ix yenra ago, and was educated at the Howard University at G^ioburg, Scotland. On bis rot am from Europe ho became a prefeeaor inn MKMaj|g8eath Carolina, and subeeLS^!*a^SlHfcll^^M8Cam<25w*2?lek time. Ret ring from tWfWitni'try, he weal en a boal> oc-? ertd educational mlasloa to Seirra Leone, in Af-i a. and on It's return studied lew and vie Admitted to the bar. He has been succtr ' .1 as a lawyer, lie obtained an absolute divorce from h's wife a few months ago. Formerly he was an ardent llepuhl can. btit he became a Democrat a few years ago, andduiing the Inst mayoralty campaign in Brooklyn he woiked hsrd for the election of Mr. Cbapin. He is in great demand as a stump orator. It is expected that he will take ait native pait in the debates in the Iloir l of Klucation, lie received a handsome compliment font Surrogate Abbott not long ago for skill in conducting a ca?c before the Surog?te. Indies, see our ftcls. and lOcts. Handkerchiefs?the world beaters at I GRAHAM Ac SPARKS, Cheap Cash Store Uittfn nr a Mai> Don.?Yorkville, 8. C. April 17?On Wedneslay last Mr. William 8. Peters, who lives three miles from Yorkville, was severely tiitm in the arms and breast by a mad dog. llo immediately left for Charlotte, an I there had the ce'ohrated Butler ni&dstonc nppiird to tho wounds. The stone adhered, but Mr. Peters IcH to-day for New York, where he will put himself under treatment at the Pasteur Institute.?Sj>eriul | to The State. , ? , Step in and cxam'nc RODGER & i PURCEI.L'S uul mndrivd IVh:te Shirts at 38 i ets., a piece. 18-4t. i English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or On loused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Cures < Splints, Sweeney, lliiig-t'otic, Stings Sprains, all Swollen tlnoa's, Coughs, etc. Save $50by use of one bottle. Warrants the most wondrful Blemish Cure ever 1 known. Sold b J. M. GIBUS & SON, Drtiggi sis, Union. t 1 Ladies buy your Fine Shoos frotn us nnd ( have buttons put on with our Patent Button I Fnstner. CITY CASH STORE. 17-2i. c Par-a-sit*i-oidr Cures Itch in 80 minutes. Prico 50 cents. Sold by J. M. Giuns & Son, Union, S. 0. 16?7t Ladies "Norfolk" Wnist, something new at 75e. at II. It, COHEN & BRO'S. List of Letters Remaining in the Postotticc at Union, far the week ending May 1st., 1801. Miss Matlie Al'sion, jMias Lizzie Hill, MrS A McKinncy, (Mr Martin Wiuisoy, | Persons calling for the above letters will ( please say if advertised, and will be required l lo pay one cent for their deliwrv. I J. C. HUNTER, P. M. C " '2 Masons and Teams Wanted- * i GIOOl) Brick and Stone Masons can find ] j" employment on the Union (traded P School building. s, To eras lo haul sand and briok also wanted. n Apply to .j Is. twyns?w 11 ,m' " ^ < ? i ^ Ala I Nliurka I Klnn'ktt ! 1 I . Shucks!!X I WANT lO.OOOlbs of Shuck*, i?n<l will pay tlic highest cusli price for tbtm delivered nt my furniture store. T. E. It AI LEV. 1 7-L't Notice to Creditcrs ALL persons having c'niius against (he ssiate of Robert iieaty, Sr., will present tlieni 10 tnc properly attested ; and those indebted t> the said estate, will pleise settle the same with ine. W. J. ItKATY, Executor. April 24 17 It. To Those Indebted HAY1NU left the State, 1 respectfully no ify all persons indebted to tne, for Milliuery, Ac., that 1 hue placed their accounis in the hnndn of Maj. D. A. Townsend for collection. MRS. L. M. FOUCIIE. April It ? 17 4t Notice tc Creditors. ALL persons having clniou against the eitite of John Mays, deceased, will present them to me properly attested ; and those indebted to the caid estate will i lease settle the s?mc with me. J. W. SCOTT, Adtn'r of John Mays. April 24 17 It. Guardian's Final Lischarge NOTICE is hereby given, that by permis' sion of lion. J. M. Gee, l'rolnte Judge for Union County, 1 will, en the 9'Ii day of May, 1891, make my fund return and apply for Letters Dismissory as Guardiun of Nathaniel Cist. All persons having elainis against the said Nathaniel (list during; his minority, are hereby notified to present I hem to me, on or before the day above named, or I hey will be forever barred. REU11EN T. (IKE. Guardian Na'haniel Gist. April 10 15 4t Notice of Sale. NOTICE is horeby given that on the 18th day of May next, at 11 o'cl->bk M., at Jonesvillc, Union County. 5. ('., the General Stock of Mcrchand se of Almnn Bros., together with the store house fixture#, will be sold at public sale. TEH MS OF SALE. Purchaser to pay for the same, < ne-ha'f in six. months, the balance in twelve months from day of side, giving notes with approved acciiritv tlie-cfor. J. F. ALMAN. Survivor of Altnan Fro*., and as Administrator of relate of James T. Alnmn, dccensed. April 21, 1891. May 1 18 .It Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given. that on the - at the hour of 11 o'clock k. M.*et the lute rcsideoco of James T. Alnmn. deceased, the personal \ property of said decedent, consisting of ; iiou?eii >l<l gords and chattels, farming implements. mules ntid other property, will be s tld nt public sale. TEH MS OF SALE. ' Purchases of nvo dtllnis and less to be 1 paid in ensh ; for more than that amount on a credit of six m nilis. the purchaser giving note with approved security. J. F. ALMAN. I Administrator of estate of James T. I AI man, deceasedApiil 21', 1^01*. May 1 I m cc&te ot ISouth Carolina. CvUNTT OF UNION. In lh? Coat! of C<>ain?i Pica". Summons for R?li?f? Complaint not Strro). William Munro. Benjamin F. Rnwls and Mary C. Gist, /Yet*///*, Smsmt VI. Rjco. Ir.. Alexander Q. lUca HBoda 8. Sfemnn. Robert h. C*Um?[ R. C. OlWrr. TW> R MeOakea. Aadrew 8. Bronw. Robert F. Fvans. Intel*. Falk. George W. Fnk, E. T.TelP.W. E. Te?, F. G. Tefft, Theodore Worts, 0. P. Clark, J. N. Beach, 11. 8. Ogleshy, Charles G. Craddcck, J. B. Tulwilcr, W. T. Berry, J. II. Adams, W. 1?. Adams. It. If. T. Adams. George 1). Witt, George P. Watkio", John 8. Witt, Oltecr F. Day, Franklin W. Day, George F. Fos'er. W. W. Draper, W. A. Moore. E. W. Mvsli. Sr., B. 8. Barry, A. Rrnfmnn, W. Brrfhtam, A. FlImM, C. G. Joyner. J. I>. Chamberlain, A. 8. J. Perry, II. K. Sitnouds, U A. Pring'e, Jr., J. A. Far cy, William p. Maroy, George. L. linker, Kllcrv Rnrtiham, John L. llrown, J. O. Wcddmgion. Peter M. Brown, Ex ponnon coiion Mills, M. Riser, J. F. Kifer, W. 8. Kverclt, W. K. Hag*n. C. F. Malono, I.. K. Harnct, W. A. Moore, K. W. Marsh. J. A. Smith, J. Kingeherrj, J. Aelifoxl, M. B. Marsh, J. <1 deon Long, as Shetiff, nnd Wade 11. Macfie, as Administrator of ilie goods nnd chattels of Agnes J. Macfie, decrasoJ, DtftndanU. To the Defendants: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint la this action, which in filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Picas, for the said County, nnd to serve a copy of your answer t ? the said romplnint on the subscriber at his office. No. 2 I*aw Hang*. Union, S. C.f within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within tho lime aforesaid, the p'niniifl's in this action will vpply to the Court for the relirf demanded in the complaint. JAMES MUNRO, Plaintiffs Attorney Dated, Union, 8. C., Htli of February, \. D., Ib'.tl. 1^*?> 1 J. 11. McKISSII'K, ska i. V Clrrk of Court. I'o the Defendants above named : Take notice, that the summons herein, of vhicli tbo above is a copy, and the comdaint, were tiled in the office of the Clerk of kiurt of Common Pleas for said County, at Jnion, in the County of Union, in the State >f South Carolina, on 14tli of February, 891 JAMES MUNRO, if iun ai.vrurj. No. 2 Law lUngo, Uni in, S. C. Union, S. C., Aptil 17, 18t)l. April 24 17 6t Mortgage Sale for Foreclosure. BY virtue of a power cmtained in a certsin Mortgage deed executed by James I. Ccleinan J. 1 bourns Coleman and Hubert ii. 'olcmati to me, said mortgage dated January ISM'J. and recorded in the office nf the legister of Mesne Conveyance for Union bounty, in llook ? f Mortgages I. No. ft, page 61, and llook A. No. 1, psges 7'.'4-7V7, I 'ill sell before the Couit House door at Iniou on the first Monday in May, loOi, at 2o'clock M., by pubbcauction to the liiglisl bidder, all the right, title and interest of aid J. Thomas Colcmau and Robert R. Co'c- J .an of. in and to the mortgaged premises ille, in Union County, knomi as the Steam till lot, bounded on the North by lot of J. * 1. Lindsey, East by lot of W. K. Almnn, | louth by Church Stroit and lot of J. L. ) IcWhirter, and West by the S. U. AC. II. Co'e. land, containing ^ of an acre, norc or les?. Also the Steam Saw Mill, Irist Mill and Cotton Clin, consisting of one ( 8-horse power Gei-er Steam Engine, one Circular Saw Mill, one tit) Saw Winship Cot- ' or. Cii. ?itii Condenser attached, one pair 1 v ago it Scales, one Cotton Press, with sliaftng, pulley and belting attached, for runting sai i machinery. Also one log wagon. TERMS OF SALE?CA8II. 1 R. A. WH1TLOCK, 1 Mortgagee. ( April 10, 1891. April 17 16 3t j J. B. PORTER HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FANCY GOODS FFvOS litft Lii'lTLE GREEN FRONT INTO THE HANDSOME STORE FORMERLY OCOUPIED BY MR. JOHN RODGER, NKXT AIIOVE T. K. IIAII.KV's ITIIXIU'RK STORK Where lie will he plcitci to meet .ind serve I is old customers with PLAIN AND FANCY GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CRACKERS AND CHEESE, CIGARS AND TOUACCO, FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES, FRUITS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDSThankful to the people of Union County, for their past kindnesses and liberal patronage, I invite them to cnll upon mo in my larger and more convenient quarteis, where 1 in'cnd to do nil in my power to deserve their future patronage. J. 15. PORTER. Feb 20 K :?m Stute of South Carolina, COUXTY OF rx/ox Itv JAMKS M. GEE, ESQ , Pr.bnto Judge I 17 HEKEAS, It. F. Webber has made W ntiil tonic lo grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of Felix C. liaile, deceased. These are, therefore, t > cite and admonish nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the sail Felix C. ilnils*, deeensid, that they he and appear before me, in the Court <f Probate, lo tie held at Union C. II*, Mouth Caro'ina, on the lltli. day of May, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, lo show cause, if any they hate, why the said Administra'hn should not be granted. (liven under my hand and seal this 21st. day of April, Anno i'ointni, lHltl. JAMES M. (SEE, I'r.ibatc Judge. I'uhliilitd on the 24th day of Apri', lM'Jl, in the Weekly Union Tiiibs. April 24 17 2t. Buggies ! Buggies !! I propose to offer some first-class bnrgains 1 in Buggies and Harness for the next GO days. Try mo. VY It. UEWLEY. April 24 17 #t LP r 30LBSlffiGRl CA?>OT WILL Oik 1 ? * ? ? | ou jus oi good figured Lawns Tor 30 yards of good Calico for 81. 14 jardsof gccd Ginghams for 81. 25 yards or good Challies lor 81. Id Dross Goods wo hare rcdi from f 1 (o 75o per yard ; 75o (o 50< Also our Sue Drap Do Aim a rod Our all-wool Tricots nnrked do Our all-wool Albairoa* marked Our all-wool Challie marked dor Embroiderrd Dresses, 50 inehc< Beautiful Jj-?co Curtaining rcdi Scrim for Wiodow Curtains, boa See our Unlaundried Sdiris, onl Gents full IJndenoiits lor only 9 Hravy Turkish Barh Towels 50 We arc headqturtAr* for Cl ?thi 82 80." * ^ "I "m ? Can give you a|goo<l Beys suit caoh up to 87. Vina, Needles and Bmtous g re The above Prices ar Everybody kuows the crn.-h hai facts like tho above, if you call ou RODGER i Sept li COMPLE IIV Dep'&R GOODS E 4 PRICES T FOSTkR, VI FOR JUST 35 t!E NT i Monkey Wrench, longhand'c ISnkc, F1 Smoothing Iron, 14 qt.PPish l'mi, 10 rin Bucket, Gqt. OwffctaS?o?, 1 gaL Mca*u Brass Hoop Cedaf Bubkei, Solid Br Whiter, large higli-fdotewUluss Lamp, la H'nss I'itcher, 1 set of lynibleis, 1 set Goblets, large Glass Koso pawl, Glass Cas' * big assorlmcui of ChinAl'Ister, Cups Saucers, a big assortmdliMfcnf Vellowwa Linen Table Covers, t'fifflls Zephyr Cii Men's Wool Caps, Men's and lioys W Hats, a nice assortment of Jev clry, Con mid Brushes, llustiog and Cleaning Bii inl Trays, Saddle Blaukets, Iron Sic Granite Flat Dish, nou-brcakablc Lai L'liiinocy, Dinner Bell, an l hundreds nice and large pieces of Wooden, Tin, Gin Crockery and Hardware, muni/ of whi were formerly sold for 50 and 75 cciiIp. I am also constantly adding to mv 5 a 10 cent counters ; they are n?w cxcccdinf attractive. Customers for these counn frrnnpiillv mine from r,t)n>r noniiliox. fact, 1 often sell these goods to (ruvcli gentlemen from nil parts of the country, Thosa-gcnlletnen s?w? grWami,'*? know nil about prices, know these llAltOA goous are cheajt. Here ib the place to jour full moneys worth. Don't Forget that I Keep Also a F Line of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, CROCKERY and QUKENSWARE, TIN and HOLLOWIVARB, WOODEN and HARDWARE, JUG and JAltWAREand FLOWER 1*0 OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW OLA LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, BOOTS and SHOES, and in fact, a mo-t generous line of Gent Merchandise, which I atn Felling as chc nud perhaps cheaper tlutn the cheapest. S. M. RICE, JR., E. V Feb 9 t W. L. DOUCLA $3 SHOE &&? ranted, and (to utamped on bottom. ArttUeft* W.L,. DOUULArt, Hrockton.Maaa. Sol S. M. RICK, JR., K. U., Agen SgM ^gsSwiswi i nuMK^MRPV fofl For 8a'e at 26^tf r. ^ lnulated sugar t$100 j SELL YOU l.| [Fruit of the Looui Hleeehiiiff full v?r.l I 0 wide Tor only 8*c par yard. 0-4 Sheeting hc>t quality only 21 o. 110-4 Sheeting bo.?t quality only 23o. iced our all-wool Silk Finished HenricM is : per yard ; 45c lo 30c per yard, uced from SI to 75c per yard, wu from 50o to 35cdown from 35c to 21c. vn from 25o to 18c. wide, only 38e per ynr 1. iced from 20c to 13c per yard, lutiful patterns, only 7}e per yard. !y 38c ?acb. Sc. iocbca long, only 15c raob. '*? Can - give you a i?uuii man'a auit far _ for $1 60. Can giro you I'ants from 23o n away. e positively SPOT CASH. i come, aud you can't be deceived in plain & PURCELL. 36 ly TE STOCK Al^ TMEfT S. iELIABLE, HE LOWEST. riLKINS & CO 1 tf a ' The State of South Carolina. "iiwnir "? w, u ^^Vummone for Relief?Complaint Scrv-d. 06, <!' The British &. America Mortgage Company, to, a<i? (I,united.) Plaintiff", 1 8M vynin*t | of cri A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner. F. >!. J " "? Schell E. 1*. Macoin.Mit! end A. N. "You, 1 j,y' Drfemlants. 001 7*0 the Defutk rues: ibs tsli 7"OU nrc hereby summoned and rci|iiirc<l | me to answer the complaint in (his action, IUP of which a c?py is heiowitli served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to " "> the said complaint on the subscriber nt hit C'1 office nt Union, S. C., within twenty days II nfter the service hereof, exe'usive of the day of such serv'ce ; and if you fail to an5'y swer the coni| laiut wi liin the time ufurcI rs said, the Plaintiff in this action w.ll apply t> the Court f r the relief dcoiauiled in tho ?8 complaint. ? Dated March 13. A. D. 1801. >nJT * D. A. TOWNRFKH l'l lintiflPs Atti rney. To Lawrence Gardner: Take nolle)', that the summons herein, of which the above is a copy ami the compliri.t were tiled in the 111* ofli :e of the Chrk of (hunt of Common . Pleas for said County on 13th March, 181(1. ' 1>. A. TOWNSKND, Pl'tintitt's Attorney. March 13th, 1 H??I. March 21 13 ?i Sheriff's Sales gg* FOB 3IAY, 1HD1. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, 1 will sell at K eh Dam in Union ral County, on Tuesday the fifth day of Msy ap, next, during the legal hours of Sales, the following described p<r*ounl property, towit : t All tho interest-that Hops Junes owns in ? fcur tram cars and trucks, one lot of tram railroad iron, four derricks ??" fixtures, and oue lot of wire rope. Levipl on and t-j bo Bold as the property of Hons 301104. at the suit of J. G. Dice k ^ i Co., plaintiff's, ugiinst Itcps Jone?, defend ?. ant- 1 .5 J. 0. LONG, S. U. C. % I Sheriff s Office, Ainl 18, 1 HI# 1. II I A f\T II 17 111 * SE E HEBE! | HAVE YtW HEAH!) THE NEWS.' F. G.TREFZER, THE JEWELER, IS SKI.l.INU I.VKIt YTIIINU AT COST. For ilie next (iO daya lie will close out Hie Cologne, Vases nod Stationery. Now is tlie time if you need anything in flat- his line. prarl ' April 0 15 1 in dby ?^ ? \DR. S. T. BLA?ELY, P ^,r eO.-.ST'A DBt'C STOBf.. uicli St., oe?r EfUcopol | 'enc^in general practice. i at Home inform my TnwU and shall he I-. my *.fli.pa H? L Mu "DON" I . Hut comi* and moo for y is an inspection of our stc viuoo you that our got KIKST-CLASS in every i handle "shoddy or stcon buy our goods cheap by pr thciu, and as we are not I one year we sell them clu a Job we give our custom* That our goods are chc get them elsewhere is pro trade wo had last week, and you will be certain to headquarters. THE NEW p 7i r< 11 11 V is the Leader of Low Prices, it will always gay yon to yon Uny not, and let us snow you tlir We can quote you some p you. We will sell you a good pa for ">0 cents. Suspenders, 10, 11, IS, 2"> No. 7 Silk Kihhon, f> eenti Silk Twist, I cent ; Spool Ci Agate Put tons, .'le a G< card. , Tc The (die.ipest line of Crockery, &o., ever hrough doubt this just conic right i HARI April 10 ^ _ 1 ^.^trtKncrn THE CITY CASII STORK [heir immense Stock of Dry Good 1 I U to llllCl M I L L I eginning with this week. When we say that we arc sell rill prove the lact to any one \vl ity. Good Ginghams, 74 cents. Standard Prints, b <*?nts. Good Challies, 4 4 cents. 3-4 Shirting, accents. Pri n t.ed 1 Dress Goods/^^eiits. Suit of man's clothing, Si Renieinher that tin; above go larticular. We do not handle si CITY CA!? J V March 20 tWHAT A IN THE nu I^DV i Vi 1/11 X 1 A little money goea a I0112 way*, but the lime more money if low pi ires w.II get it. Listen at i ft Pnpcis l'ins for ")( . Sti I iloicn Palm Lc?f Pans for 10c. I'n 1 gross Unit mi f r *?e. (V?i 1 fjoiro Paper for He. Col 1 Package < f Knvelopes for 4c. |to Men's Cravats, tVi fioo'l Caliros |crya*il. 4c. I 1 Dress (ioo'ls per ynril, fx:. $1 Double-wi'lih Cnslitneres per yard l*?c. Mt Space will n allow us to (piotc any more pri goods just nsclioipi i proportion. itcmeinbcr that we tiro ilie leaders of low pri uiuler any circmnr-t iri'-es. Hear in miml fiat the above pric*s tu ?an st'ictl Ca'l eml make your s leciion lu-foro lie goods Respectfully, GKAIIAM Sept 0* ON Improve I Farm lands, li. r? ?.s of SHOD niul upwar Is. Loans repayable in g hiiiall annual .. ??al Ihrougl. ? perml ofs.x year-, bus enabling ll" borrower te i ay off It'* ludcblcdticss without ixbauntuig i? ... y ,..r. " Attorney, 'Jn on, ri. C. Aug in w *y ^eVie^Ton^^vm^w^wt Drug and general stores. Apply once. ? ^ W,' ^ ' j> T BE lAfTTTk -ja it ml \ ou is elf. All wo ask >ck and wo will conids are KRESll and respect. We do not id-class -roods." We lyin^r "spot cash" for trying to jret rich in ?ap. Where wc buy ?rs the benefit of it. \juul mill n>i ? ' nvper tliau you can veil by the splendid Come to see us once !i ake our store your J YORK l(ET and yen will lind that como to see us before jmm iiiiw> hu i l*un|?>1 w??tmmmrnmm ougli our stock, rices that will astonish iir of ready-made Pants and to cents, s ; Spool Silk, I cents ; otton, 4 cents. kh) Dress Ihittons, ijo. nvels from ">c up. Tinware, Glassware, t to Union. If you wHfcj n and see for yourself. IY & BELK. 5 ly Hfe^aaEaaagg ? ii'f.-ra special low prices on s. Notions, Clothing. Shoos, 4 E li Y , ling cliea?), wo mean it, and !k> will give ns an opportu* . . . ___ ' -V? - i i iwim 00 and upwards, ods are (irst-olass in every loddy auction goods. iH 8TOHE, 1 MC'LURE Ao'r., Prop 'a. iy CRASH PRICE XUI 'I/O. ? has eotno when wo pr-ip?MC to raise i few of our prices : 'aw Mats f >r f?c. Imello lists for Men. 10c. 'tonsil*s for rants 10c. Hon Checks, 22 yards for <11. ytand Menu Wool ifa'a for loc. mien's Shoes, soli.I leather for Wc. ol of Wo mens anil Missrs 8boe? worth 2o an.I $1 .*?(? at $|. tns while Shirts with linen bosoms for l-'lc. ices, but we have a great many oth rr ces an.I thst wo will not be nolcr-nd 1 ly cash t? everv bo Iy. aro picked over. & SPARKS' CIlEAl' CASH STORE. lp?TMCRS. ?KANT HAS JUST RBQKIVKD 11KR IPRING AND SUMMER MILUNKItY, it'l is Dow roil tj lo cxil bit her olo^fint sock lo her cm* omers. Apiil 17 ,f KDR Indlcostton, and stomach disordow, uae RROWlfS IROSI niTTBUS. All dealers keep It. ?1 per bottle. Genuine hat trade mark and exoated rou linoa uu wrappei i v&MB