The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 07, 1891, Image 3
Was Maccrb ffnm?r?nu??Canton,July
28.?TIm foil '?i#g Inter wmt-n
by President J. U. McDowell, of the Ten>m?m
8-ate Alliance, and chairman
Jfif ike ?om wit tee tbet tried Mtiwie at Oca'a,
^lla. I?it Dec-m*>er. was given 8 a?e Lecturer
Metli?<*r f r publication bj a prominent
me<hbrr < f the Texas Alliance. to ?t'? It |
was wri trn at the icceot Fort Worth AatiSub-Trevsury
Convention of Alliance men
Nashville, Trrr , Dieember 17,
Th< man J. Mi Idleton?Dear Sir and
Brother In reply to your fbver of December
10 I wdl endeavor without prejudice to
in the Sou hern Allien* Farmllr.^eStu*
organ of the Georgia Alliance; thai Sledge,
another owner of ibe Kcoaomi-t, liad a controlling
iutere-t in the Mercury, tlio Texas
Aliitncn or^an ; that their Qeorgi? paper stnt
out as a supplement Pat Calhoun's lciter on
the sub ftwsury bill bef >re the Legislature
met with the view of etrenathcoing him for
United States Scnvtr; that Macune had
this letter submi tcJ t? him for revision
before ii was publiehoJ. tliit lie (Mncune)
went t> Atlanta anil icmniued there during
he contest for United S n'cs Senator aid a dcd
CoUiQi^s, knowing him to he Attorney fur
the bi*?jst railroad combine ii the South;
hat he (Mncune) w?nt to Calhoun's private
residence at night and renin nad until af cr
midnight; that he go*, n ter the Senatorial
fight over $'2,000 in c?s'i from l'nt Calli >unt
which he claimed was n loan, and give as
security orders on the utlional treasurer for
$2,000 due him lu the commit'c of :n??estimation
Evans Jo*??s an 1 oilier strong friends
of Mn nine trio 1 to prevent the facts from
being reporiel te the Convcn'inn. Majority
and mmurity roports were drawn tip and
signed, but nftrr much wrangling in the committee
to prevent too much fuction in tiic
Convention by Mavuue's friends, which some
feared would disrupt the Order, u number
?. of us submitted to the uinjotity report that
BA was clearly a whitewash. 1, Ilall and
WF others explained the matter in the Convention.
J. H. McOowkll.
Tiik Cowhide Ajtn the Pisrot,.?Chester,
S. C., Aug 3.?This city lias just been thrown
into a terrib'e state of excitement It. seemed
at one time that there would be a riot. E.
Brooks Sligh, llob daggers and Chief of
Police Marshall were the participants in the
row. Sligh and daggers inet at the corner
of Wa'l and Main streets, aud Joggers drew
his rcvo'ver and shot. 8 igh returned the
shot. 'Ihen Jaggers tiro 1 again, tbe b>U
taking efTcct in Fl'gli's faco. Tbe fouitli
shot was fired by Jaggers, h King Sligli in
(be neck.
Juft nt (Kin point Cliicf Marshall, thinking
that Jaggors was filing at hiin, began slio-'tiog
at .taggers nud fired fivo times, but did
hit hiiu.*
^^^ -The streets are cowded with all the oitixooa
of tbe town, nnd grrat excitement prevails
at this hour. 1'ub'ic sentiment is
strong sgAtnst the chief of police, whose
motive for ho violently interfering in tlie
affray has n .t yet heeti explanrd.
Latkr.?At it o'clock everything is quiet.
Sligh'n wounds are not fatal.
1'ub'ic sentiment upholds 13 >b daggers for
his manly stand. Sligli hail cowhidcd
Jaggers with a drawn pi-tol over him, just
about fifteen mnutcs before the shooting
commenced. Jaggers throw up his hands
and said, "I am ml prepared to fight y-.u."
nnd ns soon ns he cou'd get his p slol came
out 011 the street and commenced firing al
Sligli.?The Stale.
l>Ktrn or It. C. Oi.ivrh?Ho v. Itobeit
Camps*.1 Oliver died Sun ay morning,
August il, 18111, at the residence <1 his
nephew, J. II Oliver, near Cherokee. For
several months ho had been quite s'ck, with
varying conditio's. About the first week in
July he got strong enough to leave Columbia,
his home, un i eonio to Glenn Sp ingi. Afttr
niniiipifii>w'iiiii|i I'tiim 'MHiiwiw.'
but was an it n r wit only a few years.
He was an earnest believer in the ''Faith
Cure," and discrdcd doclo s and their
mediums. lie was a s a leader in what is
known as the hoi iocs doctrine as taught
1.II I 111* 11 r.s tv nwm mill WAinm.
lie fi'.allj conroi.tra'o l his work in Collimbin.
There he put lip a building and started
a hoi ness paper, cdlcd the "Way of Fniih,"
Bini sought to iiiuke that est ah ishnieiit the
propaganda of holiness dort'ine in S nth
Car linn. Taut was bis last work and being
the one Irs tninil was wind y g:*on up
to, it wni not strange that lie s'n.ul I bequenth
ihnhulk of bis property to the Gospel
Mis-io'i of (Vunihin.?S/mrhto.
Look nil over town, and then conv? and
see our g >od* and it ch, a d we will save
yen in-nev. Wo mean business. Head our
advertisement this week.
GHA1IAM & SHARKS.
St. Josr.ru Rawi.y Scaiikd.?St. Joseph,
Mo., July 27.?Unless an aim >st m mentions
influence is brought to bear upon the Missouri
Kiverto pievcat the inroa Is made at a
pojnl we t of this ei y, kii"wu as lleTuiont
Rend, the .town of KluiW'.od, opposite Hi.
Joseph, and a Urrho y of about six square
mil?of farming c'-m: : v '.f ill !:r rtt' i:: J,
and the hri Ige and r.il oid Pucks will be
rendered usdc.s.
^^Tlie neck 4of land separating the river
Wh.lVO fill 1 l.o nw f ikikollii linu l?. All I....I.IAA.I
:i wi lili of si it ten limi-lre 1 foe', and tlic
bnnk.s lire caving in aco by acre ovcry Jay
The citizens of SI. Joseph nr? awakening
lo a sense of t lic necessity of thorough ncti >11
ShoutJ the river cut through the Kansas
bo'toin this city wnubl Vie deprived of ihree
of its most iinpottanl lines of railroads f>r
month" at least. Toe ir >n bri Ige now spaning
the stream at this p >ini wou'd be reader
cd useless, nil c >mmuni :?iion wi h Kansis
Farme swou'd he cut otr, ami it would be impossible
to c-tinuile the damage to merchants
and business in n. The sewer system woiiM
be re nlcr- d useless an I directly in front of
the city wmil I be rdtun'cd a filthy and death
b'ccling lake that coul I nit bid it placed
w th mil ions.
. ?| .
Mr;ti>i;itr.n nv tiik Mafia.?Louisville,
Ky., August 2.?Tliefiiwr/'" ./'"irn'tf.? special
from Cat'ettslnig, Ky, says that in Wayne
(' >imty. Wet Virginia, on Friday night
^ Mr. Ilromfi.dd, his wife and five children
A were mur le~e l by a party of Ita ia t railuia i
W lab irers.
The Italian were employed on ilie Norf l'<
and Western Road. On Frl 'ay night about
tif y of tliein got drunk, and gang to the
home of ltr infield, who was rcporto I to
hive much money, they demanded admittance.
an I with r.i Is and ciubs tliry begin
the at nek. Uromfiod mid his two h df<tr
iwn sons made a b a'e d fence. I? :t seem
to have had no arupi.
i iicir rtsMui nrs tirwko it the door* o"<l
win 1 w?. and beat 1$ otntieM iml the oy I
do Ih wi<h clu''S. They then cat ilidr
t i-nats and stuhbe I t' cut repo'el'y. 'Ihey
than ne id the wife ami Iw.i y >u tiger
children mid put them t > doth. Aftc
learchinct the place for v iluuld * cliry
burned the h uiko to the pr it'l l, (lis ?uid
that theenomics of I*r<> nficl I inci'e 1 th *
lta'-ans :o niuriler.
> , , i
a 8kvkm ('itnra a I'oi.xn.?The hi>t hnle of
_ __ . ^o new coi of flc r.iia cotton, cl?s*ed
n'-oitt h rict middling,->n'MO I in Daiig'ieriy,
w ih -oid nt pubic auction Monday, ia New
York, in front of the Cott *n Kxohango at
so eti ce <ts prr j ound
The halo ?co:ned ul-nox! to go a l>o.?g'ng.
Proiotia'y fir^t ba'es a'w y-? ?o d ahoVii the
inirkct price. Thi? by no means loukt cncoer
iging to our poopie in the South.
A Psnrusr sor Without llo*n?. &? ?
!lorth C?roliir* ?n ?**?*? ar* les si n; ?" *
?PM?h 1 ? Governor Til mm at tba grand
pYoflhe Mil N. th Stats at End Springs,
and ihey have take. H for granted b? will g
b? tlisro. They guarantee an ^ C
<1.000 ? 8,000 laruisr*. Tba
mn wrtM'B t? t riT^e ?aay ~ I
iiffir M/vs. ,
"r5T^- nu..?...
eo. tem. lar^^lat^rj^Oojjmwn
August ! ?A C UU^lMiflfK^ipKUl n;i
a ruinoi -t rur cntvup n the streets this
morning that a Shorif"t piste in attempting
to rap'tfe the Ital an* who murdered the
Bromfiel I fatni y were force I to fire on tbe
Italians, ei^ht Itali tn? bci-ig initan ly billet.
Spend your cash with GI1AIIAM &
SPAUKS whi-c their bargain sacs are going
on. For I .w prices call at their store.
Tiik M'inturop ExiMttitTioii.?The matter
iurel.fi n to iho lac t of advertising ?t the 1
last sciesjia* a' last tcei straightened out.
Mr. lluswell T. I.jgsn.of Charleston, the
a;'ent through wit on the pres daut the i
Wintborp iianiug Sch"ol *ir?nge^ for 1
advertising t ic la-e xatuin iti?nt in all the '
counties of the S nto, h ?s written a letter ti
President Johnson in which Itcsated that ho
has finally as^cnainel, to hi-* great surprise,
that eight of the fry papers in which lie
contracted to |.lice iho advorti cment of the
first exauiina'i <n f?r the scho nrdiips in the
training school ha I not i>srtoI tlicui. In 1
riow of this he returns the money paid by
tbo scho d for lime papers. The Charleston 1
Wttkly World, Mr. L -g in >ny, he did not I
understand t? be con-idere I in the list of '
papcs contracted for. I'Midwi Juhnsun '
thinks that tUi-> statement is due Mr. L??gin.
tho school authorities ?n I all c nccticd.
Tho results of tho second exsmina i ins will
be announce I as soon as il>e pipers ca 1 be
examined, and the appoin uieiits will then bo
made.
Wooouow is ink Mam.?The lioird of
trustees of iho South Caro iua (' llcge wid
meet next Thursday t > sc'cct a I'rasideutof v
tho inslituti id, and it i? confided'ly peedieted
that Dr. Junes Wo dro?v a to be the
man. At tho last uieet'itg of the h >ard the
mat1 or was pistpouci and a sp cial committee
consisting ?f Senator J it.n T. S'otn, Jr . I
Speaker In B. Jones r.u I 0 d. Boyd, was
nppeiuted to look about and roc miuend a .
successor to Dr. McUryde. It has been
ascertained on good an<huiiy that this
C unmiitco will almost bsyontl a d ubt, sc'.O-t "
Dr. Woidrow t? I o recouimen I-d to the ,
trustees. This soctns to le the situ?Hon a
just now, and all tho other tru-t>*os ur? ~
rc'ying on the good judjwott of tho com- 1
mittre.? The Stat*. a
List of Letters n
Remaining in the Postoltice at Union, for
the week .ending July 31st., 18'Jl.
Mr Walker S Con, iMr Lot Thomson, j,
Mrs. Ul r* Twi'ty, j Mi-s Xaic Wilson. ri
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say if advertised, and will be required tl
to pay one cent for their delivery. <"
J. C. HUNT KB. 1\ M. y
THE EXERCISES
it
OF TilK jc
JONESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I
Will bo Resumed SO|)l. Ulh. IKOI. I
IJonr 1 from f'S to ?t0 jirr month.
Young Ladi'S p'eja-cd for the Senior
class in College.
FACUl T r. T
N 0. Li tlejoho, Loaahcr of Latin and L'J
higher Mathematics. ^
Mrs. M. K. llritton, teacher in A'aiJenrc c
W .IM11"*
To Bridge Builders.
OFFICE OFCOUNTY COMMISSIONED <. i
UNION COUNTY. i ..
August 1, ISO I. '
rilHE llepniisnf the (list Hri Ig.j. on Tyjj r x
I_ Itircr, w;li he let to the lawe-t bidder on *
Friday, U1 *!. ins' . nt 12 o'clock, M. ?r
l'lti'S ami Sj-ecitiC'itions, with terms of C-c
letting, will he ex In bit cd nnil nnnonnsed on C(,
the <lay an I at Ilia place of tin* le ti:ir.
The succos-fnl bidder nnist. h? ir-pircd 1(j|
to give h ml nn'l Miflicicn' scmrity, \vi h n tia
thrc* y*nrs' guaranty, foe the work. ti,
The Ro'td rcHcrves ihc r pli' to rejeM any |?,
and all hids,
llv Order of Ihc Itoa'd. .jp
W- M. OAlil.MAV, fol
.1. A. CilAMilKltS. ?|
Cn xs. IIoi.t, Cierk. 11. C. C.
Aug 7 32 St.
Notice of Emotion.
BY authority from Ira 11. J jucs. Speaker j(
of Ihe llou?e of Ucprcenlalives, an
,.i.?.... .. l I... :.. <i... i'..: .?
Slate of South 0?r lina, on ttte l'Jlh day ol
Amrust, IS'.H, i) e'ect a member to
the seat in (lie Mouse of Iteprcseii'iitives.
made vacant by the ileal It if Kohcit l.ude,
for the unexpired term of said deteased.
The election to he governed and conducted ?
according to the lavs cuaclc I hy the L-gis- 1
lature for the election of members of the ,
Lcgis'nture for the State of Suiili Caa-lina. *
The fo'lowing are npponted, at the ic- '
spceOve voting precincts.
MANAGERS OF TIIK ELECTION. o"
Kki.tos.?J. W. Harris. J. T. Allium, tv
Jamison Kelly. si
Joxksvii.i.k.?W. ll.S. II m is, |). W. Few- fa
ler. It. W. Whillock. at
11 (it: 11 km ?W. \. Moor head, Lettine! Askrw, r.j
W. T. It dd -v ii. in
Saxti i'.?C. 1". Sims, It. C. I'arr, \V. T.
Jones.
Union*.?\V. W. Ilu^hc, Conw y Vo*mr,
James K. Hunter. Ti
Fisii 11am?J. E. Gregory, M. It. Jeter,
IV. C. Will ace. aCJosiikv
II11.1..?John I>. Smith, Spencer til
Sims. ItoSert AttgM-y. of
Cttosi Kkvs.? J. F. ltatchf rd, L. J. in
Hrowniit?, T J, Alverson. SC?
111 lis* ? Henry Smith, It. A. Greg -ry. !>. 1>
C, (i i jt
Coi'KRAiNK.?ii Thomson, Thomas
Sfrc'i, l>r. .1. F. N riiinii.
(si.ANiiriiunn Mii.i.s.?t. .1 on\ w. k.
Mabry, Sumter Litt'ejohn.
Timbkr IIiiuik.?Win. J.fToric , James II.
Littlejoho, James Sparks.
Dii.wto.nvii.i.k.?Julius Ifanunelt, C. I*. .
Ilujsgin*, John Itirn'iill. I
Wu.KiNSfii.i,k.?T. M. Littlejihn, 0. ('.
HubertI'.. I*. Mac.mi son*
Svhhatt's?John. II. Li thy #!m, l'cnju- .v
inin Spears, Leroy McArihuu.
The t'ol's will open at 7 A, j)l. nn I c'rae cl
at i p. m ? II MjUMBI rf
The mnia'/crs will ra*rnt tffo iJnrcr T>r
C. I.yles, Democratic County-tLuiirmmi, for
rhe botes.
\V. T. MTILL.IOIIN.
JAM1H II. CODGER,
M. W CUU\
Commissi .in i s of Eleoli >n.
July 31 31 2t. 0
The State of South Carolina.
TOUSTY OK UXIOX
Id ike Court of Coatmea Pku
for Relief ?C-m, Wml ?>* wree*.
;|ta 1?. Thomson, Wil'u* E- Tkowaoe,
Joseph C. Thoewa ??4 8?llte S. Weet. 1
Ltllie O. Thoawou. Katie E. Kyler t?J W?J I
E lliek*, I
To U'lie O. Tk ami, KMk k^Kjlereeil
K fiwk<. IrufVmliiti U tlh yMffSTM* *
I I I m?kaweaffWT
1? M"*fr the complaints in tkis action?''which
it til.U in tke office of tke
ri-rk of (he C mn of Com in n Pleas for said
County, and to s~r?e a copy of your answer
to tli- -aid eotnp'n nt on the euKscr bee at
his office, al Union, in sai I County and State
wninn twenty d*ys after ikr nriiw hereof,
exclusive of the day of suoh s-rvice : and if
you fail to answer the c niplaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plantiff in th's action
will apply to the Court for the rel'ef deurandc
I in the complaint.
Witness, J. II McKissick Ks?|.. Clerk of
the Court of Com tiro i Pleas, ill and for the
0 limy aforesaid, at the place aforcaid, the
iweuticth day of July, in the year of our
Ixrrd otic thousand e:ght hundred and
ninety one, and in the one hundred nn i fifteenth
y?ar ?f the So e*eigoty and IndepcnIcnce
of the Unite 1 St ?l s of Am-i ie*.
( l i. 0. McKISSICK.
| U a. J- Plaintiff's At'o'ney.
jTu. MeKISSICK.
C. C. O. P.
l.ill'C O. Thoni'ou, Katie E. Kylcr and
Daisy K iiieks:
Take notice that the sennona in Ikl*
ration, of wbtah thw f nepwtn hr are*)fyi 'lw i:
iled in the office of th-Clerk of said Court in
bo county of IVi ut, in the Slato of Sonth
Jar j ina, on the 'Jl-t dav of July, 181*1.
1. G. McKISSICK,
P.iunt'ffs' Attorney.
Union, 8. C.
July 21st, 181)1.
July 21 dO f.t.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION. ;
iutninons for llc'ief?Complaint not Served.
Louisa llollings worth, Plaintiff,
against
IeuryC. Miller, J air. or T. llolliogsworth
uud Audrerv llolliu^sworth, Defendant*.
1M) Henry C. Mil'er. Jutnos 1\ llo'lings.
and Andrew tlollingsworih, Defendants
? this action : Von arc hereby suuiiii>ned
nd required to answer the c unn'aini in <?? ?
ction. a copy of wh cli is tiled in the office ^
ftheClcik of the I'omt of Coruiniu l'li-ns
jrcnid County, mid to n a copy of your
nswer to the sail compliii.t on the subacriM
at bll OAat. ?t Union tn-~ lilt tiwMly
nd State within twenty <ia>m aftcr the sorice
hereof, exclusive of the day of such
ervioe ; mil if you fail to answer the comIvnt
within the time nf iresaid, the plaintiff" (
i this ftdiun will npp'y to the Court for the
idief demanded i-i the complaint.
WITNKSS. .1. II. McKissick Ksq., Clerk of *
to Court ofCoimnou I'lcas, in an I for the
ounty nf re-aid, the I'.ttInlay of July in the
car of our l?or-l one thousand eight hunred
and ninety-one and in the one hundred
nd li.'teenth year of lie Sovereignly and
ideper.deuce of the UJitcd Stitcsof Anuria
I., s.l J. II. MrlvissicK, C. C. 1*.
I. CI. McKlSSICK,
1*1 int tf.s Attorney.
To the Di-feiil-nt tiilrew lloliing-wo til :
ike notice that the summons in th s acJti,
of which ill" foregoing is a c pv, wis
t d in the < Dice of the Ch rk oi said Court I
r said County of Union in <lie State of
July 24 0?.
The State of South Carolina. ,
COUNTV OF UNION.
i .1 \MFS M. GUK, KSfJ., l'rjhale Judge t
~\J 11 Kit F.AS, Joseph II. McKissick, as ^
)l\ C erk of C utri, has made sii 11 ni" In
.11* li m looters of Ad uin'strition on t'<e
t at t of mid i If-els f James G.I. ive. Sr . do
ilSl! I.
These arc. tl.er I II', loci e ami iiilinounit v
I iiinl siti.'tilm' l'ie kin iivl ami ere litor* of
e sai<1 James <S L"*1, Sr.. ilccasel, that ^
cy he ami appmir hefo'c me, in i he Court i.f
o'imIo, In hi lied at Un 01 C. ii., Smith f
ri)li"a ii I lie 12th ?1 ?y of August n-xt
icr |t-ihiicatinn lin e if, at 11 wYhu-k in the j
reno T?, tu show isiusc. >f any ili -y have, T
ly t?i_* said Ailiaiuistra 1 ni sinmiii lint lie r
ii-itc I.
(Jive i under my hand an I seil tlii- :10th f
y of June, A nun 1) < ini, 1801 p
i <?*?, \ JAMBS M (1KB.
J sK\r.. > l'ri-ba c Ju Igc. 9
l'lihlislieil un the 3nl Jay ol' July, 1891, 1
ilia Week y Unon T?mks
July :i 27 j
The State of South Carolina,
corxrv or rx/ox.
Iii tlieC ii't of t'ouitnmi Pleas.
Unfits A. Wli'th'ck ? I'l'iitilifl':
iiximi'f ?i
>.?cpli II. Mclvi-sick, as Administrator of
the goods, chatteli an I credits of James
II. Coleman, i|ecca<cl. Pamela Coleman,
Des lcmona A. Mahry, I. Tl o nas Coleman.
A'lunula S. Spencer, Hubert It. Coleman,
John II. Coleman, llenhcn <? ?! man. Melvin
Coleman, ami l*nul C leroan, Drftnilanh.
To ilie DefVn hints above named:
ITOIJ are hereby sniiiinone?l and require 1
L to answer 'lie coin 11 nt in this act on,
liicli is filial mi ilie nlliee of the Clerk of
ml of Common l'leis, for the siid County
ol to s?rve a copy of y ur answer to the t
ill complaint on the subscriber at his oliicc, '
I.<iiv it?i.../? < f? i? ?! <
e,~ nu >< i lira mi, Wlllllll i0
rcii'y dues utter tl? service hereof, cxjIuvc
of the day of sifh service; a id if you <|,
ii lo answer the c imuliiint within the time
' rcstii I, the 1 Mil ill iff in thU triiau will ?i
.ply to 'V.j t'ouii f r the re'icf deniaod-d 0j
i ilie cmipl'ii it. tri
Date I June 8, 18'.?1. ?f
WILLI AM;\I UN UO, (V
riiiutitt s Attorney. ai
? the Defendant. Am in In Spencer: f?
Taks n tice that ths sumtmns in this w
ti in, of wlii-di the foregoing in a copy, w?h g,
ml in the nllic-s of the (Jerk of t le court
' I'iiiiiiu ii I'lens f ir Union Con ty. at Uni >n J,
i ilie Colli't / of Cuioti, in the .^ta'e of
nth Cirilina, on the 'Jth day of June,
< ? I.
Inly I'M, 1801.
WILLIAM MUNIt<), j,
Alloi ney for I'l iutill*.
"J, Law Kii'ivc, Union, 6. C.
July 'it -'!l tit.
MONEY TO LOAN.
)N Improved farm liruls. in sums of$300
ami upw .rl<, L-nns repayable in sma I
iiu:i I n^t at men s, hrough a period of sis
e??. thus enabling Ii * borrower to piy off g
is iniloMe hi- as without exhausting his
pop i . hii\ one year. Apply *t o?ce to fi
hfe I). A. TOWNSRNM,
Aitor.ioy, Union, S. 0. tl
Aug 1"? 33 ly.
S~ 5. STOKES, J
TRIAL, JUSTICE.
UNION. S. c. r
S i-c il niten> on paid to Collections,
lice cn Law lt.inge.
IS Mr
To mike roolWK ^
and in order lliis, are
CASH ONLY, f>r tli3 next 6(
* 4>
Dress Goods, formerly 25
? ? ? 15(
/ ?& ? "
Si.
Straw Hats " 5Qc
PARASOLS, FANS, and, i
M?R GOODS, at groat reduc
best selections.
FOSTER. W
N. B.?Only a few pairs U
Low Cut Shoos, BELOW CO'
Jan 2
> dfp
n-r i>~aa~i ? ^
DON'TLRI
JUST GLANC
40 yards of good iuu?llu Tor $1.
30 yards of good Calio? for 31.
30 yards of good Ch.illi-j for SI.
Ladies fine buttou Shoes lor SI.
MEN'S CI
WELL, WE WILL JU
THEBg. AX YQH
The above price* will only
i * ?
;oine cariy Dcioro CUey aro till
RODGER &
Sept t>
I'll
^ oH9Rg
^jfOBSf/4jH
N?'twaaa
'ianos, Organs, ami all kinds of
Music and Sewing
s.:
May 22
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF USl >N.
V JAMKS M. t!BE, K^Q . I'roVit )<td^5.
.I7IIKREAS, Joseph II. McKiuick; n?
VV Clerk of Court, has in.vJe sail t> me
i grant liirn le tors of A im autraCon on
ic estate of mid ell'ec s of OrtHilla II. D>vc,
sceased.
Tfip.sc ore, iher. f?ra, fo idUiaui Mumjtuk-.
\ Mn-rufnTOTif tTjfiKiidrjyi nifl A>?.? Ipor*
'the said Drusil a II Iy> o, downed, that
iey bs and appear hoforo n>o, lu the Court
'I'robite, to h hc-l<I at IJnl n C. 11 ? South
iro'ioa on th? 1 Vcli diy of Ahg-isi next,
tor puhlica ion hereof, -it II o'cluc't in tlx*
ircooon, to alio* c<u>e, if nuy they have,
liy the said Ad minis rati in eliou l not he
rnnte J.
(iiven under my hand and s?*l lhi? 30lh
ly of Juue, Attnj Domini, 18111.
| <?| J.YMKS M. UKK,
| hkal. | I'ro'iiie Judge.
l'ublisheil on Hip ?liinl <1 iy . f.July, 1^01,
i the Weekly t'ui n I'imm.
Julys -r,. ti ?
FURMAN UNIVERSITY.
ORBBNVILL3. S O. J
REV. C. M .VvMK) R. l're*l.lont 4
The nett mm on wTl he^iu on the H'liii of
Cplemher.
The (Jollegio'o l>e|i?r? ii?nr Iik-Iii Im t e
ill c ('lege curiioulu
The e h fi so i l* e ft'evo yffltepua nent
tioroughly o'Knnitol.
Sev rfti Profe so h ln>e 1 e?o ^Me<l *o he
I'ul y, ft*ul the vie s ii; fnc lili?? hare be^o
nlergeil.
For further inf yiiiuticiM, ft; ?p'y to the
r."sMonl, or
MOP. ||. i COOK.
Aug 7 32 J 8t*
OUT SALI
tw Fall Goods, wo MUST do
tntiro aftock of
making WO BBDUOTION3 fo
> da vs. Bead the imn?
c. now 15c.
" 10c.
" 5c.
t to $1.50, now 25c to 50c.
in fact, all other lines of SUM
:tiou. (k>me early and seciirt
ILKIIVS & CO
s ?
)ft of those Men's Hand-Sewed
5T.
i a
GAD THIS,
)
!E OVER IT.
Lidics Fii.o Laco Shoes for 81.
Men's 75c Straw 11 its for lioc.
Men's Pants fir 23e.
ir w\
J* r
NOTHING,
ST LET YOU TAKE
fi. OWN PRICE.
hold go oil FOR 1(1 DAYS, so
sold.
: PURCELL.
30 ly
mw-A'J .
HflwaMppMM
. V
Music.il Instrument) :it tlic Union
Machine House.
M. RCE, JR., E. U.
21 3m
RICHMOND & DAN VII. I.K RAILROAD CO
ClIU MIMA ANI? OllKKXVII.I.K DIVISION.
Con?l"i ucil h? liclulc iii effect July oth
18'Jl. Triii s run on 7-uli Mcr diuii time.
No. 16.
F.t Charl-s on 0 15 n in
itV C'lluiubi t 10 15 h iu
Lt Alaion.. ^
Ar Spartanburg 1 55 p m
A r Iryou _ 3 (Hi p in
Ar Saluda 3 41 p m
Ar Fiat Hock I 00 p ui
Ar llender^ouvil e. 4 22 p in
Ar Aahcville... 5 17 p in
Ar Hot Spvi 6 46 p in
L|V Paint Ho .k 5 50 p in
SOUTH llol Sl>.
I.? Pnint Ho k II 55 a m
a? ii. t ' ? - -
... ..... 1 - -o j# 11:
Ar Aslmviile ... I .V? p m
Ar llcnderaonv II- :{ o] p m
Ar F at Hock :| 10 p m
Ar Salu.la A II p Hi
Ar Trion I 17 p m
Ar Sp ir miOurg 5 p m
Ar IJuion 0 2!) p in
.Ar AM.i.
Ar (,'olu ul-iiv 8 00 p m
Ar Ch.rU.si n 12 50 a m
i Main Iuim train* 1*? ami 10 Dai y between
Columb a mid Asheville.
Train* 7, 8, II, 10. 14, 14,17, 18. 42. 4;).
Daily excep Monday. I'.i liu u .Sto'i-ir" /<Train*
!'>? ' ?' * ?m "H ir.rTwiTOti, 3. u,
and Cincinnati. Ohio, *'* Al'antle Coaal Line ,
Coluni^*. AabeviDe, 1'aii.t Kock. M-rns- |
town Knoxville, Jelli:?? a?d .limctnn ? ity. |
J. A. UOli-ON, Supt.
Jam. I?. Taylob, (i. 1'. A., X. II. dreen,
Oen'l Mnnngcr. Sol llaaa, TiaHio Manager.
D. Ordwell, Ditision I'tnt 'g*r Agent.
1L .
SI
-NEW
hrk Tr
KAU
In order to close ont onr St
SUMMER GOODS, wo have inn
move them. Come nml get j
don't coed it now it will pay ;
PRICES and put it by for nc?
Don't wait now until tlicj
*We have also some Ladies
Ties that must go, to make room
will he coming in soon.
Don't buy your shoes witho
stock, or you may regret it.
every pair you buy.
Nice Summer Coats, 4So, w
luillirllf Mini" ..I. ...?
vuvni \ I! <111U SIM lit
the advantage of the bargain.
We h ive roe jived another 1
Shirts at 33 cents, sold overvw
Anything you want in Tinwa
cheaper than you can get them t
HAR
April It)
five thousa:
(o).
In Oleati Ga
MOM WE i
In order In ru sp innney in I m next few wee
will i lfer ImrjjiiiiM >< n i ic.ir I nf in Union.
Int. U'c wi I nil r yn i ? m; inn bargain* ii
ilii.x line you en i a mnk > imir own price,
badly iivereloekeil mi >li m.
2nd. In l.i|ilie-? II I- n > ' nm u l> I nf mid hIi
lie biskm full lob-; rimed mil frnlii ll'c lo 2"
nil .7 1.1111 1-ii 11. Hies.' I III'1 HI r ;iMl llill'gn
ti<1. We liavi' a I'm. in.- .i >1 irtilifs' m1 i i|i?st
will clone mi' n>v.ty ' '* " V ? !? - .1 'uciu 11 it 11
. -It ll. \V?! Wl I II(I? - V II Si I II' lU'lsl Wlllldl
lii-H, t'liii ir.'s, (Iiiuii'iiiis 1 milluvs, Siiiiiim-r I
ni-iiy nf t'-iM 1 pit-ils 1 i 1 1 s so lit 11 11111I will b
11I* i|i>'mi.
"1 li. Niiv wn \v 11 "He the yntng moo s'lii
'urge ft-ck Hi' r.r-'ir -i.i.is i-ft uml iu-? goitij
N iw ilnii 1 1 fit l Miis inlvert mimi?5i l iiihI c'iisi
Olsi! cw1io llll I sci iiri! I ll * *1 (lllll llAllli \1.NS tl
Mini ecu In- y itr-'i-lt. mi 1 ii* ; 1111 I'on't find (
buy a nick'*** w 11 Ii irum iin. W'c wi I not qui
witu *v ^ r to,u'K'
Mt oncee iiu I ilim'i w.iit u I Voiiio our cIh s Iiii,
lining go nl? we ili I not ' uvu.
(litA iliA:
Jie|il j li
ADYEE/
TO SELL AT A
IS ON i : 'J
(I l,H I I \T/1 * '?t 1
TjLIJI LNU" A L /V
is Arsoi
A We PrnnnsA i
Our stock of Dry Goo Is, I
Hats and Shoes is too large. It
sure means is to put all goods
be duplicated. This is what wi
this week.
In Ladies Dress Goods and J
and we oiler special inducement
We are sole agents for Frank
Every pair warranted to give s
fair trial of these goods.
hi 1110118 (iiid l>oys Clotlmi
cheapest and most complete in t
On this lino, we arc prepare*
other Arouse can compete with.
Our hat department, in straw
plete.
<^TY <3/V!
J.
i March 20
/
'
I m m I ml
4^L. J ?4k?
KET.
raw Ifntu n??.l ??i"? _i_j.ii .
? ? << univr at-ricuy
icked thom at prices that will
you a Straw Hat; even if you
you to buy one at our CUT
:t Summer.
1 have been picked ovor, but
i i
Opera Slippers and Oxford
for our FALL GOODS, which
4
lit first looking through our
We can save you money on
orth from Hoc to $1, but we
everything wo buy, you get
\ j
lot ol tlioo b:;autilu^)arnet
here at 50 cents,
re, Glassware, Crockery, etc.,
also who re.
W gnmia HO noma in tmil li?nh i
RY & BELK.
15 ly
ND DOLLARS
Wp.riW\ .
MUST WE!
ki, nn I t i get ri<l of our Mummer (Jim It, w
!? M.TI'S AND BOY'd HATS, .'u
I>;?v it- inou-'^y mi Ilk* ilioui, u.t wo mo
i|ien an*l oft'Htj I s ?li I we li ivo pit oft' by
ic. on eh. Mmie oi I lie** gumiM . eiuully com
tillt oil I'lHJ l| (I.
*, on I o lot of ml I *'/,.** i . *i|.u** ill I. we
I' our w.i *, on I oi nun t- in gel it,* money.
11'iirg hum you liuvo ev <r reo I ol' 111 .V!utile
st limit, etc. '*M wo li ?v>* eii-iiv'y I o
0 forced to Hii'i'itire tune l.i iign lo u< t il l
c liirgoinii in So k-wre r. Wo liute o very
ft to Clone them m.t
tier it h regulii- o.l' i i| lit moiim * 110
liut we -iro poii.g o oiler Ion ii"ine ymirniil'
5001I , Ml MM ill It* IV I' M* I he II llllll'l jllll
)te | 111 >-tf tit we lav lit !m n| MOO, hill jllftt
ti'ora mid bumlle 1I1 in up noil ' liuvjiuwu
tuii'O. Now r? oe wW r tn it lii* * le
t- o I* lo any one -l ilio -li-iVc p i e*. iViuo
) t 1 lie g h.<m <in?l 1 ii*-ii iv euiie UM of il l vt rVery
K'W.emftiiii.
VI & SPAUKS'
ClirtAI* CA^ii alOUK.
' 13
nsL,(i
. LOW PRICE
rnirvo,
. LOW PRICE
CHER.
j\ r\r\ BaI-U ? ?? ' "
Motions, Millinery, Clothing
must he reduced. Our only
down to prices that cannot
i! have done, beginning with
Millinery, our stock is large,
s to bargain hunters,
and Pray's Ladies fine Shoes,
atisf action. All we ask is a
g our stock is the largest,
he town.
J to offer bargains that 110
rs, wools and Felts, is coniAW
AY ~"
<e, ^>u pullers an 1 Cravats.
CASH.
SH STOHK,
W- MC'LURE. Ao't? Pao^'u.
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