The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 28, 1891, Image 3
Pu> to Sin run Corrov Cnor?The
impendingoottoa diit?ultif? of this j?' sesm
lo be uriiitg the ni >st widespread ulern1
all oter the world just sow, end lbs Alliance
?ta ere revolving ell kind of schemes in
their ?ieds to meet the sitnet'on.
A day or so ego it wes announced in Tht
Stitu that the Richland C-unty Alliance
WOUld ?' ? '? .v oron lo discuss an
V 4 important metier." Whet was referred to
wen obtained yesterday, end no doubt the
ecbtme will spread far beyond Columb'e, or
rran South Carolina. The matter is this :
ssriiSaaiWB
c tton could bo saved tSS ?Sg""iflcod.
Ho ranomnieads the formation of trait comp
nies with a capital of fiO.OOO to $30,000,
more or lees as it may be required, in eneh
county in the entire cotton belt, and receive
a* subscriptions to the eapitelstock one-third
of the cotton crop made by etch cotton raiser
in the oonnty. It is proposed 10 biad these
trust companies so firmlv that the ?n?i?n
placed in their trust could be considered
the same as if not in existence or drstroyed
for the next twelve mon'hs.
At the expiration ??f the t??e re months
the cnmpany could dissolve and return the
cotton held in trust to the former owners.
His ralcu'atcd to bring the cotton supply
for this year to about G,600,000 bales, and
consequently bring the price of cotton up to
about 10c. ror pound, as formerly received
with a similar supply of cotton in former
years. He calculates that uuder the present
price of cotton a farmer wboso crop is nine
bales, of 650 pounds each, nt Go. per
p< und, wouid receive only ?27'). wherew,
if through the who'# c-<to i b.It about. ? of
the cotton ia withdrawn from the market for
One year, his >ix hales at 10c. would bring
w^^HphggB^^^itwiotiTiina.
A resolution to reduce nrxl year's cotton
pr duction to about eight acres p r mule
will also be proposed.
The scheme will be discussed in full, and
no donbt the action of tho Alliance wid ha?o
great effect upon the Alliances in all parts
of the countrj.?The Stale.
Tkhrihlh Disaatbr ix Nisw York ?New
York, Aug. 22.?At 12:30 th's aftornoon an
explosion occurred in the five story building,
No. GG Park Plaoe, occupied by John C. Hiberle.
ri - * *
, .. ?. v-t j no explosion
was immediately followed by a fire, an I in a
few minutea the buil<l:ng col'.ipsa I. The
fire spread quickly 10 the nljdning building",
and soon five of thorn were in flames.
At the lime of the explosion many of those
who worked in the building were at lunch,
It is estimated that more than 140 boys,
gir's. men and women were in the building
at the time.
Taose who saw the ottastr phe say that
the earth tremb'ed when tlio cxploson occurred,
and thu the fire was in the street
in a oouple of seconds. Tin dust from tie
. wreck rose in sneh clouds that for at least
three minutes nothing o >u!d be setn of what
was left standing, but from the pall which
hovered over the wreoked building cime
clouds of smoke and shoets of flames and
yei'8 and shrieks of ngqny. Out of the
clouds of fire and smoke half a dozen pcrsqns
emerged, wlp's from the sir story building
on tlpj northeast corner of Greenwich
street nnd Park l'lnco poured at least 100
working people of both sexes mil all ?gca,
uttoring ories of alarm.
During the day inquiries were male at
the police station tr ar by for misting person'*,
nnd the li*t of missing, as repotted
yosteriy, has been largely swelled. It is
stated thqt tlio number now mining is
eighty-six,
Just what ctus?d the sad disaster was
disous-cd to-day from every pn'nt of view by
those who visited the wrecked building. One
thought that tlio bud-ling collapsed from lite
^ j?r of the machinery, and another that It
g was caused by an explosion. Tito real cause
tniiT Mr*" ? * *
n.3|njvwr HllllumR, WHO Ills bffOO ft! tllO
scene of ?f the disaster almost from tbo first
moment,/ said to-night, ns to the p-obab'.e
cause of tho fearful accident: "There was no
\ ex plosion in that builliiig, because there
was nothing to explode. The accident wa<
the result of a west structure and the
lnccj}",^n' v.brajion of Ihc heavy ppcsscs.
Pi*cmvkky nv the People-?Manyofthc
Inventors and vendors of tho various lustrum*
tjja}. are offered to tho public to-Jay,
only t> ill'appear and be succeeded by
something else to-morrow, make ihe most
sweeping nud absurd claims for them.
They are h~r ilded as cure-alls aid it is no
wonder that tho puhl c ha" b come saspic us.
The most remarkable fact in the history of
S* 8. 8. (for, un.'ikc nnst other proprietary
medicine, it has a iiisto y) is this : That a
great many of its virjues have been dis?$
(jr. d by the people th'.u^'olvps. It baa
pepep been alvcrti^od as a spQCifio fqr skio
cancer, nmj yqt there qre many testimon als
qoin<T In .Ua |UU ? _S ?U? ??'?'
opend disease. Those tesimonii's are r(
snob a ohnractor that tboro is no "going
bqhiud the rcturrs."
Bravo, Miss Bent I?Bardstown, Ky.t
Aug. 22.?Miss Jessie Bent, a milliner and
highly rrspcclab'c young Isdy shot anil
falsily injured Wil:i?m Hamilton, a negro,
at 7 o'clock this morning. Hamilton
h?.-n f Ihr::;-.* Mis* Bent lor several mornings
wMl* 0,i I'Cf bsy 11 hci n'aco of em
p oymont, ami on: yesterday m rnmg nude
ru indecvut propo ml to her. To-day, whi'c
JUmilton was sweeping a h dcwalk 011 the
^Rin business Btrect, Miss Itcnt passed, and
entering a store secured a revolve,
approached llamil1 on, took deliberate a:in and
fired. Miss Bent was arrested and relea?ci on
bail.
a b at a 1. Krku b'n.iiT.?Mob le, Aht., Auguj
21.?Itobort Sun*, indicted for illicit
distilling, whs arres'e i on Wednesday by
United States Marshal W. C. Stribling and
? p >ssa twenty miles from Bladou Spiiogs,
J* Clt ictaw Countv, A'abatnn, after having defied
8 r'ib'ing. When thnt official cams nloog,
Sims refused to move, so he had to he carried
by the poBse to a ragon. lie wa.- taken to
W/Vd<>R Spying.-, TI(orc la-i night his
fric n}s came to his yesctie, and a free fight
book place in tlte m dst of which slnis escspyd
Jn the nielre Dr. A. B. I'ngh, cf the
and a b.#.i of Sims were killed, nn I a hrotl or
of Siais was fntilly w >un l?d.
^^^A 8.1KB INVESTMENT.? Is OIIC which is
^^^^wrau ee l to bring ym satisf ictory vosu'ts,
^PP^in ease of failure a return of purchase
prioo. On t his safe plan you c*n buy fr.uu
our a Ivert'.sed Druggist a bott'e of Dr
King's New I) scovary for Consumption. It
is gurra need to briny relief in every case,
when usod for coy alf oicaof Throiyt. I.ung;
pi li'tcst, such *s " C resumption, InflumraaBor
of the 'Lijngs, Uronobiti*, Asthma,
Whoop ng Oough. (-'ranp,etc., oto. it in
pleasant an I agreoahlo to taste, perfeotly
srfo, and trial bo Cos froi at 11. F. Dosey's
Drugs'ore.
- ?
BkaTi FoaTV AcrKS and a Mui.e.?Raleigh,
N. C., Aug. 21?John 11. Williamson, one of
the lot li ig negro p liticians of this State,
x-memb <r of the legislature and edi'or el
tho Reloigli VtMytr, propose 50 ruu fop CoipUftj^s
\ieap yc'ir'on niin'quo platform. It
Coillililis -.ins nlsntf n? ? 'f<l...?
r . , . - 1 - I T ' ? .? , 1 II IV VyvMIgrrsi
provide fir ilie pay men', at Hie rale c)
$dUi> p -r head, of (1|? 4,000,000 V.avcs ?c|
feoc by the late war? $'JOO of Iliis amount t>
to itie ownor of each slave, or his
r.;.! $100 io each Irredmaii, or his hei's.
It will ta*te $l.20'?,OO0,0G0 to do this, and
Willi iniH ii ]>r iposo to supply the funds hy
i^suinx 2 percent, fifty-year bonds t) that
amount a
k
FamIss it \lrxic>?S-tJ Anma o, T--.,
Aug. 2V ? A et er re d in th.r ?iij from
ipr m upu ri i?m of the Mala of f'Hihuv
kue, Vlriicr mtj the riioei tidkivnl wd
puitblr frmian vrtni a ii? ibM Slats. Their
bet btti oo r>io in many sect oas for M?n?
two years, call e ere djiug bj the thousands. (
U<i men Iti .Liluiiw a.v limca
almost to madaeee by hanger.
?
A Cmixamax 8hot roe a Heinous Cams.
-Onray. Cat Augutt 20.?Vesterdiy Lee
dma. a Chinaman, aaasn'lad a daughter > f .
O ?. ?a*. He tree a ones arrested end
pu- iajeiL bsditawt ran hirh all day,
n??l '-arty im evening as the officeri were
atlc i 'g to take Qnan to a place of saMy
be nu ?hot twice lie will die. The chit J'*
father .a B'ipp s-'d to hare done the ehooting.
Mkrit Wins.? We ditire to say to our
citisens, ihat for yeirswe have been sell ng
Dr. King's New Disc >very for Consumption,
Dr. King s New Life Pi's, liucklen s Arnica
Salve and Kiemic U-tieis, an t have nc*er
handled ietu dies thn' se'l as we 1, or that
have given sue i utii*ci,s'?l mtisfacti'in. We
do not hesit*tc t> gustan ce them eve y t'mc,
and we.-tand rcidy to refund the pucha*e
price, if satisfactory resu't do n >t follow
their use These remedies have won their
great populriy purely on their merits*
11. K. Posey. Druggists.
SuowiNQ thf.Ci.ovkn Hook?Da'las, Aug.
21.?The To xa? Slate Alii mco yi'slerdiy rati- I
tied the Ocali platform by a unanimous vo'e.
Evuu Jon?s was re-elected president. All
aoti-sub-ireas try Alliancciu?u here have
called a meeting of thoir own. Nearly a'l of
tlie delegates to the State Allianco c invention
A Path. CuTron Qt'tnimr,.?Fiatonia,
Tex is, August 21? In a diffiml'y over a
C tton crop Bud Braddotk, sg-d 20, was
involved on one side anl three negroes
named Brownlo, who were brothers, on the
otbc-. In the melee yiung Bmldock used
his Winchester, killing twj of the negross.
llrnddock surrendered.
Rick-Back Bra'd.?18y Is in a lunch?n'sl
a bunch, at II. M COHEN & BROS.
Fitoss i.< Texas.?Dcnn'son, Tex., Aug. 25
?A great ohangc in the weather has oceurred
in tho last twents-four hours. A
slight frost is reported ?n th? river bottom
territoy this nf crno tn.
The Grrccnville land sals to-k place i
Wednesday and Tuesday. Colonel Akers i
handling the hammer. The lots were mainly
b ought by citizens of Greenville at prices
ranging from ?4 25 t >$10 75 a frort foot.
Tho a Ivoaage price was about $ii 00. 1
1
Riumixoham, Ala,, Aug. 22.?Tho negro ,
who murdered youug Parr near Clinton
yesterday, was capture 1 near Verbena.
A rrnwil Innlf liiin tn fHn ncpni' nf li?^ nrimn
and lynched h m. He confessed his guill, 1
"OUITUAHV .
MINNIE HYATT BALKW w..s boru in
Union Co., S. C., Jan. 1874. ami died in
Spar anburg, S. C., Aug, 81I1, 18'Jl. She
was a consistent member of New Hope
church, Jonesvillo circuit: enjoyed her religion
and gave evidence of it by the 1 fe she
lived. She was inarr c l to 1J nij 'r lla'ew
wi'h whom she live-l happily about 18
months, when death claimed her. She
talked peacefully and calmly to her fiicn ls
about her death, ami on her dying hod urged
all to meet hpr iu heaven We la d her remains
in the cemetery at New llop>, amid t
a large tongregntiov of snrro.v'ng fr cn Is,
with the nsc irnncc we shall meet h-r again.
List of Lotters
llcmaining in the Postollioo at Union, for
the week ending Angus', 28th,, 18'Jl.
Chari'y lhdl, JoseLePe Franklin,
Mr Louis Jacks, Sir O'cyn J.t-r,
Miss Carrie Jeter, M J. TownsenJ,
Miss Josic Willtfd, |Mr Kism Wiise.
Persons calling for tho abovu letters will
please say itndvorlisud and will lu>re-juire I
to pay one cent for the;r delivery.
J. C. HUNfMl, P. M.
TO THOSE INDEBTED.
ALL persons indebtel t) ine will find
. their no es and accounts in the hands
of Mr. lluilenson, mv successor, at mv old
stand, and my friends wi I confer a "great
fovi r hy casing on Iprn and |ir,yiug th*m
at uaca. * K Q. THBFZKU.
Aug 28 33 3',
- INOTilGO INOEI'O TreBpaSSTNOTICE
ishoraby given, that all persons
found hunt ng, tiding, driving cir i^
any other way Tr??p issing up in th> lmls
knswn as the Perry Farm an I lands adjoining,
now the property of IT. L. (5os?, wi I be
prosecuted to the extremity of the law.
F. G. HOMO.
II. Li. GOSH.
Aug 28 .,-a 1 tit
THE UNION GRADED
SCHOOL.
ROBERT MORRISON, Principal.
OPKNS MONDAY. SEPT. 14.
The next scssi n of the Unlet; flriyjcd
Sclio d wjil open, in the li ANliSOME NEW
UPII.lMN'G, 14th Septontbor.
l'upils are requested to begin at the opening
of the session.
A small change for tuition will be required
from those pursuing studies heyond those
prescribed for the public schools.
A contingent fco of sutall amount w 11 be
required fom each pupil for fuel i. id y.thur
necessary expetiSqs. :
' H. T. GI'llI,
Sect'y and Tpoas. Hoard Trustees,
Aug 2H ij.'> I in.
Notice of Primary Election.
To Deiuoornllc Voters of Union County
mi!HUE will ho on Election hold at the vn_L
l ions voting Precincts of L'niou C uiily,
on Thursday. next. Sunt :! I ?<> ?i.
, , I" " ' ,v ?w?'?v IUO
c n'cat between T. J KFe\ SMITH mil M. L
LI'lUASTEIt, for the office of Supervisor of
Registrar 0:1.
Tlio o'.cctiuii m lit bo r^uducioii tinner I lie
s-ii.o rulos and regubr ions' winch governed
the prece ling e'eetien; and the situe Managers
and here'iy appointed to not.
A. C. LYLES,
C?. Cb'n Dcm. Party.
Improve Your Poultry.
nUKK Wyandot t Eggs, warranted fresh,
jL f?r s-.le. Apply at
T11K TIV1F.H OFFICE.
Aug :J tf.
SOUTH CAROLINA. COLLEGE,
COU'.HIII L H. >C.%
Opens September 2'd Ii. I'.ntian *e Hxaininitlms
he'in Wop'etnh : ?2'!'i. Classical,
Literary, Sc?**mitic and Lv.v C urs s. Thirteen
Professors.
I'or further inforaui'inn, id Iras the president.
JAMES WOODP.OW.^
Aug 21 - 31 Ut.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION
In tbc Court of Cesium Pleas.
Summon* for Relief-C*m|>U:a* ait serve*.
Hleaa P " T u rnm,
Joseph C. Thomson and S?ll.e B. West.
riainltfi,
mfmiiut
Lillie 0. Thomson. Koie B. Kjler and Dihj
B Hicks, Dffemdiaate.
To Lillie O^Hcmbmu, Kelie E. Kjler and
Dxiay E-IHck*. Vefcada#ie ia this act-on:
TJOU are hereby raaaeael and required
to answer the oompla:nts ia this action;
a eopjr of which i? filed in the oflloe ef the
Clerk of the Court of Cootae -a Pleas for said
County, ami lo srr*e a copy of yeur answer
to the saitl comp'a nt on the suhsoriber at
his office, at Union, in said County and State,
within twenty days after the service, hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service ; and if
you fail to answer the c unplaiot within the
time aforesaid, the Plant iff in this action
will npply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Witness, J. II .McKissick Esq., C'erk of
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County aforesaid, at the place aforesaid, the
twentieth day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eght hund-ed and
nino:y one. and in the one hundred and fifteenth
year of tli* S*o ereignty and Indepen
dence "f lite Unite I States of America.
( \ I. O. McKISSICK,
| l, s. V I?l*it?titre At'orncj.
J. H. McKISSICK,
c. c. c. r.
Lillie O. Thomson, Kat e E. Kyler and
Daisy K. llioks:
filed io the office of the Clerk of said Court in
tho county of Uoltn, in the State of South
Carolina, on the 21-t day "f July, 1891.
" b'j 1. O. McKISSICK,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Union, S. C.
July '21st, 1891.
July 21 30 Gt.
WOFFORD COLLEGE,.
SPARTANBURG, S O.
JAS. M. CARLISLE, L. L. 1). l'rcs't.
fousdkd 18">1.
WoFFOiui Coi.i.kok offers to students in the
four Collego classes iwi parallel curses of
study, each loading to i he degree of Bachelor
of Arts, in one of wlrch Modern Languages
are substituted for Greek.
EXPENSES.
llmrJ, tuithn, matriculation, washing,
lights, fuel, books, and stationery, the uecihsary
College expenses of tho year, can be m t
with Onk Huxnnun and Fifty Doi.i.abh.
The adeantsgos ottered by Wight man and
Alumni Halls, enable stml-nts to meet their
college expeusos with this very small
amount.
Tho next session begins the 1st day "of
October, 1891.
J. A. GAMK1YELL.
Secretary of Faculty.
WOFFORD COLLEGE FIITING
SCHOOL.
The fourth session licitns October 1-t, 18'Jl.
lloys iir^ptrcil f rt'dlegc. Expenses inny
be civercd by SIVt a ye?r. Supervision
careful md c instant.
A. 0. KEMBKKT. A. M..
Head .Master.
Aug 51 01 -t.
m\VO Sixty saw ll.-ovvn Gin".?"Neatly tie
-L for sale. Have been use?l very 'ittle.
Apply to It. M. MrDKlL.MIl).
Aug U. :10 (>t.
When at Home
[rospoetfuHy 'ttform me friends ami
o'ieilts that 1 shn'l b? in my office at
Union oa Mon lay end Tuesday of etch
week until frr liter untie.
L>. A. TOWNSEXD,
Jan'JO -1
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON Improved Far.n 'it ds. in sumo tjf$300
and upw trd*. I.-ips ^payi^d* in small
annual instalment. through a period of six
years, thus doubling the borrower to p -y off
his indetite In ss without exhausting his
truji in iiijy oncyvr. rtppiy ??"CC 'o
t), A, TO\VN>ENl>,
Attorney, Union, H. G.?^
Aug- 1Q ?? 01 ly.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO
Col.t'MIIIV ANI? fiIIRKNVII.I.K DIVISION.
Condensed schedule in effect July .r>th
18'JI. Trains run on 75th Meridian tune.
V"T;; "'i""'
No. 15.
Lv Charleston r? 15 am
Lv Columbia 10 15 a in
Lv Alston
Ar Union 12 38 p m
Ar Spartanburg 1 55 p in
Ar lryon 3 00 pm
Ar Saluda 3 41 p m
Ar Fiat Rock *1 09 p in
Ar llcnde'.ionvil'c- ?.w,,. 4 22 pm
Ar AsheviRe.,..' 5 17 p m
Ar Hot Spring 6 4'i p m
Lv Paint Rock 5 50 p in
SOl'TII BOUND.
Lv Paint Rock .. 11 55 a m
Ar llot Springs jo ^8 p iu
Ar Ashevillo ? 55 p in
t\r llfcndeVsonv Re'.'. 3 01 p in
Ar F at Rock 3 10 pin
Ar Saluda ' 3 41 p in
Ar Try on 4 17 p m
Ar Sptrinnburg .. 5 30 pin
Ar Union 0 20 p m
Ar Al-tiii
Ar Columbia 8 50 p m
Ar Chariest >11 12 50 a m
Main One trains 1 "i >md 10 .'hii'y between
Columbia and Ashevillo.
Trains 7,8,9, 10, 14, 14,17, 18,42, 43,
Daily except Sunday. I'udinai Slctyyis on
Trains 15 an I 111 bi-vv.run Charleston, S. C.,
and ( Ancioi.ati, (Vno, via At'nniic Coast I.ine
Columbia, AshovRle, Paint Rock, Morr.s.
town, Knoxvillc, Jellicu and Juixt.on City
o. ;\. uyju u.a, on pi.
.1 as 1,. Tayi.ob, 0 I'. A., X. II. Green,
Gen'I Malinger. Sol Unas, Traffic Manager.
l>. Or Iwell, l>i?i?i.in Passenger Agent.
A pamphlet of Information
?<r ?'"? mwa, allowing How toflV
Obtain PntenU, ('areata, Trtiliy^^L
W^^^Marka, Copyright*. ami free
MUNN Sl
M^.3lil Ilrondway,
?.<>
.
BIG JLOSII
a'
To make room for our nc
out our i
- """v/?
SUMMER DRESS GOODS, (
CA8H*
Dress GooJh, fchnsrly 2
? ? |? if
" ? ? 8j
Straw Huts i" 50
mPARASOLS, FA^fa, and,
. ER GOODS, at gi'iat re At
est selections.
FOSTEli Wi
N. B.?Only a fewJpairs
Low Cut Shoes, BELOw C(
Jan 2
DONT R:
J GST GLAN
40 yards oF good mufjA for SI.
30 yards of good Calico For SI.
30 yards of good Chaliio for SI.
'Ladies fins button Shoes for SI.
A
MEN'S C
WELL, WE WILL J
HP TX TP TUT A "Y* VH
x iim ax x v?
Tlie above prices will 011
/T t i i?
come early before they are a
RODGER <
Sept 6
Jkanos, Organs, nnd t^U Ui\tfc* c
Music and Sow
i c
K
May 22
The State of South Carolina*
CQU-NTT OF t/NION,
Summons for Roliof?Cont^tflnt not Sarvi
Louisa U ollings worth, Plaint if,
against
Henry C. Miller, J unci P. Hollingswoi
and Andrew Ilollingswortli, Defendants.
TO Henry C. Miller, James P. H/liii)
and Andrew Hollingswonh, Drjcwla
in this action : You arc hereby guiuiuon
and required to answer the cunp'aiul in >1
action, a copy of which is filed ill lie ofli
o^the Clerk of the Cou-t ef Common l'U
for said County, and to *er?c a cony ef yo
answer to the said oonip\*in^ on the subsc
hor at his O^Loe. at Oiiiuu in n*id Couii
and Ktat'e within twenty days after the s<
rioe hereof, exclusive of the day of ?u
servioe ; and if you fail to mnwcf (be coi
plaint within tho time af >re?aid, th? plaint
in this action will apply to the Court for t
relief demanded in the oompliin'.
WITNESS, J. H. McKissick Esq, Clerk
the Court of Common l'lens, in ant lor t
Uounty aforesaid, the 10th day if July in I
year of oar Lord one thoumm I eight \yu
dred and ninety-one ami in the ot\o hitiidr
ml fifteenth year of tl^e bb?v$re>irmy a:
Independence of the Udiu^i^l,toj of Ami
1 l. ?. I J. H. McKwsioy C. C. P.
1. . tlcKISSlCK,
Pleitt ft',i Attorney.
To the Defendant An lr* 'tol'ing?wort
Take notice that the mi iinona in tti s i
'ion_ cf *.?hLh iho ioreg>*? '8 n cpy, a
filed in the office of the t>rk ot eiiid Coi
r?r eaid County of Unioi in the State
South Carolina, on lhe*2'Jl d-y of July 18J
I O.W' KISSICK.
pl*'ntift-6 Attorney,
July '42d, 189L Unioifcj. C.
July 24 30 ! 6t;
\
, s-?. ? wipf RWkSiSfvt
????
?G OUT SALE!
iw' F*ll Goods, wo MUST, close
in tiro stock of
CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES,
4hakms BIG REDUCTIONS for
0 days. Read the prices :
3c. now 15c.
>c. " 10c.
" 5c.
>c to $1.50, now 25c to 50c.
in fact, all other lines of SUMiction.
Come early and secure
rILKIIVS & CO
left of those Men's Hand-Sewed
1ST.
i A
EAD THIS.
rOE OVER IT.
Ladies Fine Lace Shoes for SI.
Moo's 75o Straw Hats for 25c.
Mea's Pants for 25c.
IV D
NOTHING,
rUST LET YOU TAKE
UR OWN PRICE.
I y hold good FOR 10 DAYS, sc
II sold.
& PURCELL.
30 ly
iia?Httj
>f Musical Instruments at tlic Union
ing Machine House.
3. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
21 3m
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the C u ? of Common Pleas.
rU. Unfits A. \V li tl >ck ? Plain (iff:
nstiri*t
Joseph II. McKi<si<:k. n? A.lmini?iMt??
the goods, chattel* mil crcd ts of James
II. C-demsn, <leccii-c I, INmeU Col ems ?
Desdetnona A. Mu'ej, i. Thomas Coleman,
^s. Amanda S. Spenc. r. Rob-rt K. Coleman,
,)/? John H. Coleman, Reuben Ct.lrmafi. .Nielvin
C(j Coleman. end I'nul (' I man, lirfrndutit*.
ij8 To tlic Defen lints n "it? named:
iCe urn hereby Mtiuiinoiu-d and required
us X toauawer lie coin li nt in thianct'on,
ur wliioh is tiled in the office of the Clerk of
ri- C?urt of Common l'lc is, for the said County
,tv and to servo a copy of y air answer to the
fr- "aid comp'aiiit on the Huoscnhsr at hia office,
clt 2, Law Range Uni >n South Caro in*. within
m. twenty days alter the service hereof, oxolu|jf
five of Die day of such service ; and if you
he fait to miswe the omidaint within the time
aftrcmii, toe l'la ntiflf in this action will
of ftpply to ilia Court for lift reliof demanded
he iu the cunpliitii, LmIoI June 8, 1801.
he WILLIAMJUUNRO,
,n. Plaintiffs Attorney,
ed To the l>of?ndant, A mm la Spencer:
IHl Taks n tioe that the an nun inn in tkia
f,.. a- ti >ii, of whi-h the foregoing is a copy, waa
fi'ed in the o-ho; of the Clerk of tat court
or Oomin n I'Kms f r Ultimo County, at Union
in tho Cou ty of Unit n, in the State of
, South ('ir.linn, ou lite Vlli day of June,
18?J1.
July 20, 1801.
h : WILLIAM MUNRO.
it. i Attu'iicji for Plaintiff,
run itanfto, Union* 8. C,
irt J 'ly 31 51 tit.
)if S S STOKES,
TRfATj JUSTICE,
UNION, 8. C.
S rc.nl n'trii1 on (.nid to Collections.
> Ollicc on Law Range.
%
+
! NEW \
RACIi
Will sell you a good pair of par
I wo succeeded in getting a job in Pa
! trade at about half their value. N
for 50c. 75c. 08c, $1.48, and on u
Don't even think of buying yours
you hare looked at ours. And
Racket is the place to get them,
any style you may want, and a
you will hud elsowliera We hare
Unlou County, and that la not r
Good Soda, 5 cents a pound.
800 Matches for 6 cents.
Ilorse Shoe soup, 4 cents.
Good Ball Thread, let a ball.
A paper of needles for let.
A paper of pins for let.
Box of Blacking for 1 cent.
Lead Pencils 10 cents dozen.
Package Envelopes for 5 cents.
Coat's Spool Cotton 4c a spool.
Good basting Cotton 2c. a spool.
Nice Domct Shirts, 33c, 48c, 58 v
Fine white shirts, from 33cts up.
Men's nice 86 inch Suspenders for
CROCKERY, GLASSWARI
like everything else, going at rock
Come in and let us show yoi
HARK
April 10 15
FIVE THOUSAN
(o)
TxuPlnnii. r?nn1
~~ IN THE HEXT 81
MONEYlf'i
In onlcr In ru n' money in the noxt few week*, at
will offer linrjjiiiiH ye imh-urd of in
1st. Wo wi I offer yon hoiii liiir/JTOkiiia in M
I liin line yon enn n most inik i yoitrown price, pay
badly overstocked on ill in.
In I.ndies 11 - w? I urn a lot of odil shape*
ilie basket full lo he clus d mil from 10c to *2?io. et
7">e. nn I $l.<Kt ift'ib. these mv the Inmost bargains <
!lrJ. We have n few me i's nod Indies' slippers, m
will close out iiway t.e'ow eon. to g t them out of ou
4th. Wo will offer y u some of (lie most wonderful
tins, Cnli oes, (J intimitis, I'tutiiies, Hummer Drrs
tinny of those goods fir this so.ism and will be foi
of ibent.
fith. Now we will offer the voinur innn >->mn ha
lnrjre rtock of these nood* lcf> h'kI we ore going lot
Now din t rea l ibis advertseuien t and oonaider
else come and secure the netunl BARGAINS that t
and see for ynur?lf, an t if yon don't And good
buy a nickle'* w-rth ironi us. NYe will not quote >
take all the pri en quotol by nil of our couipeti'oi
with you to us. and will inout tlieiu and go one m u*?
is 10 riiso mou"V. nodihr.r wo ? - -.t ch&ijie
at oncce nu I don t wait until some one olse buy* t
lining goo Is we did not have.
GRAHAM
(
8cpt o lid
ADVERT
TO SELL AT A
Its ONE rJEJ
O l?V T T ATM A T' A
OUiLiljiiNVJ ill A
IN ANOT1
We Propose to
Our stock of Dry Goo Is, Not
Hats and Shoes is too large, ft nil
sure means is to put all goods do
he duplicated. This is what we h
this week.
In Ladies Dress Goods and Mil
and we oiler special inducements t
Wc are sole agents for Frank ant
Every pair warranted to give satis
fair trial of these goods.
In men's and Boys Clothing
cheapest and most complete in the
On this line, we are prepared
other house can compete with.
Our hat department, in straws,
p!etc.
PRICES ALL CDT A
Wo carry a large and well ncluc'.e
Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half hose,
TERMS C
CITY CASI
.T. W.
March 20 JI2J
'ORK '
its for 50 eta. Last week
nta. which we offer to the
ice fresh goods, well made
ip to any price you want.
ielf a pair of Pants until
if you want shoes the
We can give you almost 'fc
t prices much lower thai ' ifll
the best stock of shoes in - .
ill- we mm
4> *
4 ! '^ *^1
+* .
end 08 cent*.
'f3
10 ct?.
bottom prices,
i through our stock.
IY & BELK.
i j
m
yM
D DOLLARS j
la U/-ftjBjtaikrJSS!
[XTY DAYS. 4
1ST HATE 1
i'l ti got rid of our Summer Good*, w
SM'S AND BOY'S HATS. In
yo ir mousy mil tik.i them, a* wo are
and off stylos that wo have put oil l>y
ich. Some of these goods actually cost
on rcoinl.
11 ii lot of odd h'zci in sh ies that we
r war, anJ of course to got the uiotioy.
bltl'lM' IIS Voll lllLVi. fvnr r? I ?.!* It. Unt.
4 Ootids, etc , hk we have entirely t o
rood to sacrifice soino things to get rid
rgoiosin Neok-wetr. We hare a very
:io8o them outit
a regular blow off aid let 10ml one
re a-e going to offer, but oome youreelf
I j i-it as weadvertlsa them don't you
uir * as we haven't 'he space, but juat
a auJ bundle theui up aud bring the n
i. Now please remember tint il>i?
i ur any 0110 at the above p'icos. Gome
he goods and then n-.uuc us of udftf
Very Respectfully,
& SPAKKS'
/HEAP CASH STORE.
if
ISING
LOW PRICE i
aiNG, J
LOW PRICK 1
HER.
do Both.
ioiw, Millinery, Clothing
isfc he reduced. Our only
wri to price.s that cannot
i.tve done, beginning with
nnery, our stock is large,
0 bargain hunters.
1 Pray'? Lidies fine Shoes,
ifaction. All we ask is a
our stock is the largest,
town.
to offer bargains that no
wools and Felts, is cornMl
WAY DOWN,
u line of Gent's Furnishing
Su p n lers and Cravats
ASH.
I STORE,
MCLURE Ao'x. riop .r