The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 28, 1891, Image 3
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f l'h.v* to Sav* thk Coitot Crop?Tfc
impending oottoo dirtioultivs or this yea<- sosi
I lo be exciting the most widespread intern
nil over the world just now, end (he Alliam
men ere revolving all kind of schemes i
1 their minds to meet the situation.
A day or so ago it was announced in TV
St"U that the Richland Ounly Allianc
n\(et to-morrow et ncoo to discuss a
' fmoortant matter." What was referred I
was obtained yesterday, and no doubt th
achtme will spread far beyond Columb:a, ?
^^ven South Carolina. The matter is this
Mr. E. M. Stocber intends to bring to ill
^ 'tentioA of the special meeting of the A
^?*nce npchenno by whioh tho present crop <
tton could bo saved from being sacrifices
Hi reoommends the formation 'of trust coo
nice with a capital of $20,000 to f30,00<
Mora or less as It may be reqnired, in esc
Bounty in the entire cotton belt, and receiv
1* subscriptions to the capital stock one-thir
If the cotton crop made by each cotton raise
fti the oounty. It is proposed to biod thos
trust oompaoies so firuiiy that the ootto
pin cad in their trust could bo coosidere
t he sums as if not in existeuce or destroye
for the next twelvo mon'hs.
At the expirotion of the twe've month
the company oouli dissolve and return th
cotton held in trust to the former owner!
I tie ralcu'nttd to bring the cotton suppl,
for this year to about 6,600,000 bales, an
consequently bring the price of cotton up t
about 10c. per pound, as formerly rceci
nun a similar supply of cotton in forme
Jean. He calculates tbnt under the prosen
prioe of cotton a farmer wboto crop is nin
bales, of 530 pounds eaolt, at Co. pc
p?und, would receive only $270. where
if through the who's c 'to i ti.lt about J o
the cotton is withdrawn from tho market fo
Onayear, hl^10c. would btinj
4 O i on UruFu.
K resolution to reduce nrxt year's cotloi
>r duction to about eight aorer p<r mul
rill also be proposed.
The sehoae will be discussed in full, am
Bio doubt the action of the Alliance wid ha?
Kreat effect upon tho Alliances in all part
Vf the country.?The State.
I Tkrrijilh DistsTia in Nkw York ?Not
ork, Aug. 22.?At 12:30 th<s afternoon at
^Bplonion ocourrcJ in the fivo story building
^B.CO Park Piaoe, occupied by John 0. Ki
manufacturer of inapt. Tho explosion
immediately followed by a fire, ant i'i ?
H^B minutes tho building ool'apse I. The
^QHpprrad quickly to the alj lining build
pgT and soon five of them were in flames
tike lime of tho explosion many of thosi
^Bho worked in the building were at lunob
is ertimated that more than 140 boys
^Bjrts^meu and women were in the buildin)
iaq te who saw tho ottostr phe say tba
^ a al rih tremb'ed whaa tho explos;on ocHiral,
Mid thu the fire was in the etrce
Hi eouple of seconds. Tha dust from ttt
^HMlkrose in such olouda that for at less
jH** Vin:ilCB notliiog o >uld be seen of wha
H 1T1 st*nding, but from the pall whiol
^^ftrrfd over the wreoked building cstm
^^ ds of smoke and Bboets of flames nm
and ahrieka of agony. Out of th
^^ l* of ,lre smoke half a dozen per
emerged, wlpi'a from the si* story build
B^nn tho nqrlhcast corner qf Groonwicl
end Park Place poured at least I<>
.^^ king people of both sexes an i all age*
j^^Hridg cries of alarm.
^^Buriog the day inquirl.-s wore malo n
|^^Bo|iou station n-ar by for missing per
HHod the list of missing, as reportet
^^B>y, has been largely swelled, It i
that tho number now ntiniog i
* ^Bu*t what caused tho sad disaster wa
, H0"s"cd to-day from rr*ry nn'nt of siow b;
i H*e ^borisiled the wrecked buildiog. On
t tight that the building collaprod from th
r B of tho machinery, and another that l
caused by an exploeion. The real cans
who has been at th
^Eeoflof the disaster &lmo6t front the fin
,t ^BnentI said to-night, as to the p-obab'.i
ia^Kscof tho fenrfhl accident: "There was n
B ^ plosion in that building, because titer
^ Bis nothing to explode. The accident wa
^Be result of a weak structure and th
v.bra|lpu of tbo hca?y presses.
3B ten
4 fpl'c|)v?t nt the profle.?Many of th
d we a tors and vqndors of tho vnr'ous n1s
t- Antii that are offered to tho public
it ly tt di'appc tr and be succeeded b,
if Inditing else to-inorrow, make the mos
>1 weeping and absurd claims for them
u> ley are h-r tided as cure-all* aid it is n
t- wilder that the pubi c ba? b como snspic u?
re lTltc most remarkable fact in the history o
A* IS. 8. (for, umiko m^st other proprieiar,
>r llicine", it has a histo y) is this : That
d Bat nrtny Of its virtues have been dis
tj| ltjrrd by the people thstqselves. It. ha
t; |cp been aitrcrti*<vl ? ?
x ,i ? ^?. -j- - ?*rvu?uw i^r ami
0, _Her. and iot there are many t?Ji|mon:al
lintr Ift ihna lltol B S H ?'J1I ""
ill oiie*M. These tesimonisis are r
lt nt> a character that there is no "goin
n ?iud the r^turr|."
la I ...
111 Bravo, Miss Bent!?Bardstown, Ky
'v jA. 22.?MUn Jessie Bent, a niilliuer an
' Mly rrspectab'e young lady shot an
" Sly injured William Hamilton, a uegr<
^k'cloclc this morning. Hamilton ha
W WoHowing-.Miss Bent for sorcral hiorn
7 hi|e on liev way t > her p'aeo of cn
i wnt, aud on yester lav m -rning mid
, itflKOtot propo alJ^Sftf. To-Jay, whi'
tft^on was b dewalk on th
te ^hueiness stre^^HB Bont passed, an
,9' ^kg a store ^Beared a revolve'
fr ^Blied Hamilton, took deliberate a:m an
1 9 Visa Bent was arrestod and relca'el o
st a1*1* ^RP-e Pian*,?Moh le, A'?., Au
nv h.?-llobort S'ni*, indioted for illici
ml kig, was arreotel on Wednesday b.
relates Marshal W. C. Stribling am
He- Bounty miles from Bladon Spriogi
uit I Kountr, A'abama, after having defie*
tii-~- 9W When that offlctrtt cime "long
.<Sri!ywd to move, so he had to be earrioi
SIY thepoBseto a wagon. He we& (sken t
? y\oi\ 8ppngtj > T^ofq U|?l ftlfchl lii
j e u|s came to his pettcue, aid a free fign
els- ik plooeio the m;dst of which alms esotpod
io- the melee Dr. A. B. Pugh, cf the posri
ak ua bo.i of Sims were killed, and a brotte
me elms was fatally wounded.
?ar I .
one oh i
Wan ee-1 lo bring y'>u satisfactory reiu'ts
tSin case of failure a retuinof purehas
Jprlee. Ou this safe plan you otn buy frjii
"lour alvortised Druggist a bolt'e of Di
1J King's New I) acovary for Consumption. Ii
Jisgurraneea to oring relief in every et\se
when a?J for aoy affoion of Throat, J,ung
JjCmi, M'C'jortiiip^ob, Inflamips
(ton of ,h? *dl?$?l. Btonoh(li?t ' Asihmq
WUoop Qg ,Oougb. Or?n?p,t?e,, ?i0. |t i
pleasant an I agreeable to Uatf, perfeoti
eife, and trial bo Tea fro* at II. P. Posey'
Ditign'ore.
. .M I . ?+.- . .
Bxaft Foarr Aohm axd a Muli,?Raleigh
N. 0., Ang. 21?John II. Williamson, 010 ?
the lofti >g nogro p litiolana of this 8taH
rfj^memb ?r of the legislature an I editor c
Khn Rale gh l'*nt\tr+ i os? ?o ruu forCort
U:^i \io?| ycir'do ^ qntqae platform. 1
HEoi)'ujna oqs plaqV, r.s fallows: That Cj?
provide fir tl|? payment, at the rale ?
i^KJO p ir head, of tho 4,000,000 slates n
a^A by ?h? lat* war?^$300 or this amount t
V^..| to the owner of eaeh slave, or hi
gl?s, an I $100 to each freedman, or his hell
IHfcrllt taha $1,200,000,000 to do this, an
j^^Kiiiiis<n pripose toaopply the funds b
^^Hktgper cont. fifty-year bonds to thi
le FamIne in Mrxio)?Saj An<oi?.o, l'***:.,
tu Aug. 2>.?A et er ro-i'-vd ii th;s oiiy from
s> apr>niii?cn- vi utn o( Ui* Milt of Ch'ihua:c
bua, Mexico, says the rtiost wideioreal and
ii pitiiblo fi-mino prcvai a in thai Stats. Tlie?e
has beea do r?in in many sect ous for nearly ?
i< two years, o-itt e are dying by the thousands. (
e and meo, women and children n;c driven
ii almost to madnese by hunger.
o m . ?
* A Chinaman Shot kob a Urinous Cri.mk. '
?Ouray, Cul. August 28.?Yesterday Lee
' 4uan, a Chinaman, assiu'tsd a daughter ?f
i C I. Shaw. l(o was a onoe arrested and |
~f pu' in Ja*l. fcxoitemsnl ran hish all day,
anil '-ar'y last evening as the officer i were
atlc i >g to tnko Quan to a place ofsafi ty
j* be wu sliot twice He will die. The child's <
P father .s snpp<snd to have dono the ahoat- I
? in* 1
J I
,r Merit Wins.?We disiro to say to our
ie citizens, lhat for yoirswohave boon sellng 1
n Dr. King's Now Disc >very for Consumption, J
d Dr. King's New Life Pi!*, Bticklcn's Arnica
j Salve ami K'.cmic Udiers, an t havo nc*er
handled rem dies iba'sell as wo 1, or that 1
i have given such universal satisfaction. Wc
c do not hcsiioto t> giitmn cc tlicm eve y tmc, .
and wo ,-tand rcidy to refund the pucha'o (
y price, if satisfactory result do not follow
ii their use- These remedies have won their
0 great popul-riiy purely on their merits* [
J B. F. Posey. Druggists. (
it Suowino thrCi.ovkn lioor?Dallas, Aug.
e 21.?The Toxa* State Alii meo yesterday ratir
tied tiie Ocala platform by a unanimous vote,
i, Evan Jones was re-clccied presided. All
f aoti.sub-treus iry Allianccmeu here have
r called a meeting of thoir own. Nearly a'l of i
g the delegates to the State Alliatjco c invention
0 A Fatal Cotton Qovmiei,.?Flntonin, |
Tex is, August 21?In a diffisul'y over a
| c tton crop Bud Braddoak, ngsd 20, was
0 involved on one side anl three negroes
s named Brownlo, who wero brothers, on the
ntbc-. In the melee young Br iddook used
his Winchester, killing twi of the negross.
Braddock surrendered.
r
t Hick-Rack Bra'd,?18yl?< in a bitch?5'sl
. a bunch, at II. M COHEN & BROS.
i
t Fnoss is Texas.?Dcnn!son, Tex., Aug. 25
? ?A great ohangc in tho wor.ther has oc
ourred in the l?st twcots-four hours. A
slight frost is reported <n the river bottom
9 territoy this nf<ernonn. f
' The GrrccnviUe lsnd sals to>k place o
Wednesday and Tueadsy. Colonel Akers a
handling the hammer. The lots were ma<nly
b-ought by citizens of Greenville at prices
ranging from $4 25 t-?10 75 a frort foot.
Tho adveaage price w*a alnut $0 00. II
j
t Birmingham, Ala,, Aug. 22.?Tho negro ?
i who murdered youug Parr near Clin9
ton yesterday, was capture I near Verbena.
1 A crowd took him to the scene of his crime 0
9 and lynched h m. He confessed his guilt, *
oiiituauvT c
) MINNIE HYATT BALFAV was born in
, Union Co., S. C., Jan. 1873. a>id died in
Spar nnburg, S. C., Aug, 8ih, 1801. She 3
t was a consistent member of New Ilopc
- church, Jonesvillo circuit: enjoyod her reJ
ligion and gave evidence of it by the 1 fe she
s lived. She was \narr ed to 11 nusr 11a'ew
s wi'h whom she lived happily about 18 j,
months, when death olaimcil her. She c
s talked penerfnlly and calmly to her friends
y about her death, and on her ilyiti{ bed uracil
a all to meet lipr iu heaven. We la:d her rc3
mains in the cimetcry at New Hop*, amid t
t a large congregatiov of sorrowing fr en Is,
0 willi the nsi irnncc we shall meet her again.
1 List of Lotters
e
o Remaining in tho Postolfico at Union, for '
e the week ending August, 28th,, 181)1.
s Chari'y Bell, JoscbePc Franklin,
e Mr Loips Jacks, Slip' G'cyn J.t-r,
Miss Carrie jotcr, M J. Town-ten J,
Miss Josic Willa d, |Nfr Eism Wiise.
Pnr.ni,. n.i 1Mii~ .1? -I
v . , vitiing iui u|u iui|?n win |
please gqy iftplverlisod ami will bore-pure \
- to pay one cout for lho;r delivery.
y J.C. IIl'NTBll, I*. ^
TO THOSE INDEBTED.
o
i. A L(j persons indcbtei t> inc will find
f ?\. their no es sad Accounts in the hands I
y of Mr. lloilenson, mv successor, nt my old (
a stand, nod my friends wi 1 confer a great .
i- fwr by cnlin'g op ljim snd paying tlj^m i
s at qnoo. P. O. Tl^RFZElt.
a Aug 'id 3o 3f,
s
- inowc? inoc to Trespass.
g "VTOTICE Is Horahy given, that nil parson's
1.1 found liunt ug, tiding, driving or in I
any dlker way Tr?<p>ssing up nt thn linls
knswn ns the Terry Farm and lands adjoinj
,n8- now ",0 pfop-'rty of II. L. Gos-*, wi I he j
proscouted to the extremity of the law.
F. 0. HOBO.
j II. L. GOSS,
( Aug 28 ^0 1 ^ ' Ot ]
o THE UNION GRADED \
j SCHOOL.
r, ROBERT MORRISON, Principal.
d OPENS MONDAY. SEPT. 14.
n
The next acssi n of the Unicn Orr.'Jqd 1 j
q?I.~ .1 ?in ? ?- * - 1
uvnu 'I ? 11 tophi) , II) M|8 JII3W J
Bl'II.t)lN?. Mtl? Septoiubor. i
, l'upils are requested to brgin at the opening
of the session.
2 A small chango for tuition will be roqu'rad
, from tbosa pursuing studios beyond those '
j presoribod for the puhli<^ snlianU, '
A cflflttufCtit ffen of small nmount w 11 be '
2 required f'om oaoh pupil for foil i. id y^bqr *'
necessary q^pepsqs. > ! \
0 .. 4 u. T. QHH, /
Sept'v and Troas. Board Trustors, *
Aug 28 110 I in. \
'? ????? ^
r Notico of Primary Election. ;
To Democratic Voters of Union County
1 milKHli will bo i?n Election bold nt the vn- (
X rious votl ig Precincts of Union C unty,
o on Thursday, next, S?pt. 3 I, to decide lUo
Q o n'cs* between T, JEPE. SMITH an I M. L If
LEMA8TER, for the office of 8u;ervi?or of I 1
t iMfuiruioa. *
The cteotion will he conducted under (he (
q s>ipo rujos fyad M&nlaloui which governed t
. the preoo ling e'octicq; and (he eime M.ttin*
gera qnd hereby appointed (o aot. .!
! A. C. LYLE8, t
y C>. Ch'n Dem. Party. I
Improve Your Poultry.
,. i DURB Wjandoit 8|f?, warranted freih,
?f IT f?r r.le. Apply at
?, - THE TIMES OFFICE.
>f ^Auj jl ' ' it
jj SQUTH QA^OWNA OOLLEOB,
f cQhimnii, n. o.,
\ Opens September 2'J h. Kntrnn re Kxnmil?
nat(>na begin September "Jdlh. Clasiioat,
, Literary, SoUnd tic and Law Cours h. Tliir<j
teen Prtifciaora.
v For further informa-ioo, addro tho preaif,
dent. JAM F.3 WOODKOW
I Aug 2\ 81 81.
Tho State of South Carolina. j
COUNTY OF UNION J
Iii tho Court of Common Pleas.
luminous for Relief?Cnmpla!n? not serve*,
jlem P. Thomson, William E. Thomson, a
Joseph C. Thomson and S?U:e E. West.
Plaintiffs,
against
jillie 0. Thomson. K*iio E. Kyler and Daisy
E Hicks, Drfendiints. S
To Lillle O. Thomson, Ratio E. Kyler auu
D.tisy K.lilck?, Defendants in this act'on :
Y.OU are hereby summoned and required &
to answer the complamts in this action; ft
i copy of which is tiled in the office of the ?
Tlerk of the Court of Com:u ?n Pleas for said
bounty, and to serve a copy of your answer
o the said coinp'ant on the subscriber at
lis office, at Union, in said County and Stale,
rithin twenty days after the service. hereof,
ixolusive of the day of such service ; and if
rou fait to answer the o unplaint within the
imc aforesaid, the Planliff in this action
vill npply to the Court for tho relief doinanled
in the complaint. ^
Witness, J. II McKissick Esq., C'crk of
he Court of Common Picas, in ami for the b
bounty aforesaid, at the place afore raid, the
wcntielh day of July, in the year of our
vord one thousand oght hundred and
linoty one, and in the one hundred and fifcentli
year of the So ereignty and IndepenIcnco
of the Unite I States of America.
( ) I. G. MoKiSSlCK,
J l. s. V Plaintiff's At'orncy.
jTh. McKISSICK, L
C. C. C. P.
Lillic 0. Thomson, Kat e E. Kylcr and
)aisy E. Hicks:
Tako notice that tho summons in th;s
i?ti?n, of which tho f>regoin is a copy, whs "
iled in the office of the Clerk of said Court in 1
be county of Union, in the State of South
Carolina, on the 21-t dav of July, 1801. J
'.03 1. O. McKISSICK,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Union, 8. C.
July 21st, 18'dl.
July 21 30 Ct.
WOFFORD COLLEGE^ I
SPARTANBURG, S O. L
JAS. H. CARLISLE, L. L. D. PresH.
founded 1851.
WorFonn Coi.i.kue offers to students in the
our Collego classes two parallel cnirses of
tudy, each leading to the degree of Bachelor
f Arts, in ono of wlrch Modern Languages
re substituted for Greek.
T
ri.vi'C.^oti'5. 1
B>nr<l, tuition, matriculation, washing,
igbts, fuel, books, and stationery, the necisary
College expenses of tlio year, can be m t
rith Osk Husnniso Attn Fifty Dollars.
'ho adtantsges offered by Wightman anil
Llumm Halls, enable students to mt^lhcir
oil ego expeusos Willi this tery small
mount,
Tho next session begins the 1st day "of
Ictober, 181) 1. 1
J. A. GAMEiYELL, |
Secretary of Faculty. *
770FF0RD COLLEGE FirTINQ
SCHOOL.
The fourth session begins Ootobcr 1 -t, 1891.
Boys prepared f r College. Expenses may
ie covered by $|.V) a yc?r. Supervision
artful and cmsiant.
A. 0. HUMBERT. A. M.,
11 end Master.
Aug 51 01 2t.
Tn w aiuj rvi ^ |
r\Vl) Sixty saw Brown Gin'V-^eailyuew, ,
for sale, llavo been used very Utile. !
Vpply to It. M. Mr.DER.MID. v
Aug 1^. 5)3 ' bt.
When at Home
[rospoctfulty 'iiforin mv friends and f
o'ients that 1 sha'l be in my office al ,
[JnIon on Monday end Tuesday of c?ch F
Ycek until frr thcr noti e.
L?. A. TOWNSEND,
Jan 23 4
MONEY TO LOAN. (
ON Improved Farm 'a da. in xtiro^ ^f$300 fa
ami upw iriN. I^-onsyupAya'de in small
mnual iqatylnxp'ittt, ibrough a period of six f
rears, thus enabling !? borrower fo p.y off
lis iiplobteluss without exhausting his *
srop in any oneyor. Apply ?t o^oe 'o .
U, A. TOWNSENl), r
Ait-Ttiey, Union, 8, 0.^
Aug- 10 30 ly. f
[UCHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO
Coi.u.univ and Orrknvillk Division. '
Condensed schedule in effect July 6th ,
1801. Trains run ou 75th Meridian tune.
? mi
'^OUTll U'lDNI),
No. 16.
I> Charleston i> 16 am
[jv Columbia 10 16 a in
liv Alston
\r Union 12 38 p m
Vr Spartanburg.. 1 66 p m M
\r Iryon 3 00 p m nl
Vr Saluda 3 41 p in
\r Fiat llock <1 00 p in
Vr Menderionvd'9,-.....j.vi'M.' 4 22 p m
Vr AshovMle.,.. .' 6 17pm
Vr Hot Spring 0 40 p m
jT Paint Hock 6 50 p in
boutii bound.
. Paint Rock 11 66 am
Vr Hot ^ 28 p rn Sl
ir Asnevillo I' 66 p in
^r HfendeVionv'UF.', 3 01 p in
ir Fat Rock 8 It) pm ir
tr Saluda 8 41 pm
ir Tryon.. 4 17pm
ir Spartanburg 6 80 p in H
ir Union 6 29 p m J
ir Al-tin in
Vr Columbia 8 60 p m 80
Vr Charlost >n 12 60 a m
Main line trains 15 and It) ."bii'y between ?(
Columbia and Aslieville. W
an
Trains 7, 8, 0, 10, 14. 14,17, 18, 42, 43, bo
)aily except Sunday. Pullmm, Sley^ew on
Train" 15 sn 1 1?). bcV^eoftChhrlrslon, 8. C.,
Cinoiuu^H, Ouio, *i* Manic Coast L>ne 88
lolumbis, Aslievllls, Paint Rock, Morr>s. pi
own, Knoxvillo, Jellloo and Junction City- *n
J. A. DOD ON. Supt. rt
i as L. Tat los, G. P. A,, N. II. Green,
len'l Manager. Sol IIm? Tr?iK? f?'th
). Cxp lwellT I)i?i*ion Pa*?onger Agent."* jC*
J*
rinF%B Hi I^p^b T<
pamphlet of Information and ?<
J^Obtli'n ftSgSffg
^Mfc^Bm!h?iff
fl|^U?Twb^A
. ,, j t: ,r
bis Closing out sale!
'{ <
"o make roou* for our new' Fall Goods, we MUST, close
out our entire stock of
UMMER DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND SHOES,
nd jirwJ^All Sin. lira -faulting BIG REDUCTIONS for
SA8H lit LY, for Che next 60 days. Read the prices : 1
> \
Dress Goods, fcfmerly 25c. now 15c.
" " I" 15c. " 10c.
" " " 81. " 5c.
Straw Ilats 50c to Si.50, now 25c to 50c.
jPARASOLS, FANS, and, in fact, all other lines of SUMER
GOODS, at gi\nt reduction. Come early and secure
est selections. \
fosterL WILKINS & CO
N. B.?Only a few roairs left of those Men's Hand-Sewed
iow Cut Shoes, BELOfW COST.
Jan 2 I 1 ft
. ? ??
JQST GLANCE OVER IT.
0 yards of gWH muslin for 81. Ladies Fine Lacc Shoes for 81.
9 yards of good Calico for ?1. Moo's 75o Straw Ilats for 25c.
9 yards of good Challie for 81. Men's Pants for 25c.
adies fine button Shoes for 81.
AND
MEN'S CLOTHING,
VELL, WE WILL JUST LET YOU TAKE
THEM AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
The Jlhftve OPIOOU -will nnl? lirvl/1 r.nn.1 POD 1A Ta A VO
? w j.xvvu inn uuij uuiu guuil i' Vlli XV/ t/Xl I Oj SO
ome early before they.arc all sold.
RODGER & PURCELL.
Sopt 6 3G ly
?^ BaaBglPfe
|anos, Organs, nn<l t^U Ui\tla of Musical Instruments at the Union
Music and Sewing Machine House.
S. M. RICE, JR., E. U.
May 22 21 8m
The State of South Carolina; , The State of South Carolina,
CQUHTT of . fPrST! Pf u.vioy
? In the C u ? of Cumin >n Pleas,
immons fo? Relief?0>Arp#lnt not SCTrtU. Unfits A. W h tl >ck ? Plaintiff:
Louisa llollings worth, Plaintiff, a?nin?t
against Joseph II. McKi<siui<, ns Administrator of
r, tm. , t. .. .I* , the goods, chattel* mil cred ts of James
enryC. MMer, James V. Hollingsworil, n. C.lem.n, d-cci o .. Pamela Oolsmao,
sad Andrew Holhngsworth, Defavinnts. Deslemona A. MaVy, I. Thomas Coleman,
HO Henry C. Mil'er, James I*. IfVlings- Amanda S. Speocr, Koh-rt It. Colemsn,
L and Andrew Hollingswordi, Defendant* John II. Coleman, Iteuhcn CtJrniah, Melrin
this action : You sro hereby suumoned Coleman, and Paul C I -mao, Defendants.
id required to answer the c>mp'aiut in this '1"? 'lie Defen Ian ts n vir? named:
tion, a copy of which is filed 11/ the office V"OU are hqr.hv summonrd and required
^e Clerk of the Con-t pf Common Pleas -I toauswer 1 he com lunt in thie act-on,
r said County, and to serve a cony If yoMr wliiol? is filed in ilie office of the Clerk of
iswer to ths said complaint ^n the snbecri- Court of Common Plots, for the said County
t at Otftoe. *1 'Ihiuut in said County n,l to serve a copy of j ur answer to the
id tflate within twenty days after ths ser- *?'d oomp'aini 011 the sunscriber at his office,
se hereof, exclusive of tho day of such Law Kange. Uni >n South t'aro ina, within
rvloe; and if you fail to ?n?vef the com- twenty days after the service hereof, oxsluaint
within the time af >re*aid, tht plaintiff Hivc ?l the day of such service ; and if you
this action will apply to the Court for the 10 *u*we ' the complaint within the time
lief demanded in the eompl dnt. af?re3nit, toe l'la ntiff in this so'ian will
WITNESS, J. H. MoKissick Esq, Clerk of *PPly 'he Court for the reliof demanded
e Court of Common Pleas, in ant lor the in the ompldui, lMtel June 8, 1891.
?u?ty aforesaid, the 19th day of July in the WILLIAMjJMUNRO,
iar of oar Lord one thousau I eight ht*o- Plaintiff g Attorney,
ed and ioety-ooo ant^ ia the nt|o hundred To the Defendant, A nun In Spencer:
d fifteenth yenr of th,e tte?er?.gnty and Taks n tioe that the summons in this
li.KM/t?>M of tl? fl.:. ? ?- * ? * -
~,rT?-try* MT-prii"' " Ararr- ? ? "> "? wnnii i tie ruiegoing is a copjr, was
l' "" t (i'etl in tlie o*tiot of the Clork of tut oourt
f *' of Coram-n I'lcss f r Union County, at Union
l. a. I J. H. McKtssioy C. C, I*. 'n h? Cotr t/ of Uuhn, in tho Stata of
.J | , .South C?rjlinr?, oo the Vth dij of June,
I. . VleKI8SlCK, ???!
rUtd tl'? .itinrnej. July 29, 1891.
To the Defendant An trif Jloliing?worth : WILLIAM MUNRO,
vko notioe that the au nitons in th a ae- Attorney for I'Uiutiff,
>n, of whloh the furegmg ' ?"PXi 2, J,nw Range, Unio.nA 8.. 0.
ed in th# offiee of the CVrk ot said Court July 81 Si, Ct.
r said County of Unioi in the Stat# of " ~
iuth Carolina, on th#22t d -y of July 1891. S S STOKES,
I O.MoXfHSICK. ' | TRIATj JUSTIOB,
Vlantkfrt Atfortiiy. UNION, B.C.
July 22d, 189L Unload. C. I 8 ecinl niton on paid to Collection)). I
Jylj <4 RO ' * flit Office on Law llange. ( k
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!NEW YORK
RACKET.
Will sell you a good pair of pants for 50 cts. Last week
we succeeded in getting a job in Pants, which we offer to the
trade at about half their value. Nice fresh goods, well made
for 50c. 75c. 08c, $1.48, and on up to any price you want.
Don't even think of buying yourself a pair of Pants until
you have looked at ours. And if you want shoes the
Racket is the place to get thein. We can give you almost
any style you may want, and at price# much lower tha i ..
you will fmd elsewhere. We have the best stock of shoes in M.
Uniou County, and that is not all we have.
Good Soda, 5 cents a pound. ^
800 Matches for 5 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 Domet Shirts, 33c, 48c, 58 and 08 cents.
Fine white shirts, from 33cts upt
Men's nice 30 inch Suspenders for 10 cts.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TINWARE, ETC.,
like everything else, going at rock bottom prices.
Come in and let us show you through our stock.
HARRY & BELK.
A vt*??1 *1 rt
XA |iiil .1 \J X'J ljp
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
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Jrt fTlftaj-i Gflflh ;i
~~ IN THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
MONEY"WiilST HAVE
In onlcr lo ran-; 11101103* in I he next few weeks, ah<I ti get rid of our Summer Goods, \v
will offer barg litis ye unheard of m Union.
let. Wo wi 1 oiler you 1111 big bargains in M3TS AND BOY'S HATS. In
1 hi? line you can a most make your own price, pay yo ir money and t ik i them, as we are
badly overstocked on ill 111.
I" I.adies II <1- we I avi a lot of odd shapes and olT styles that wo have put oil' by
the basket full to bo clonal out from 10c to 25c. each. Some of these goods actually cost
7oc. an l $1.00 each. these are the highest bargains 011 rccml.
HrJ. We have a few me i's and ladies' slippers, anl a lot of odd sizes in shies that wo
will close out away ho'ow coil to c t theni out of ourwav. ?n,l ?.r . u.
? - / . ?? j^v?. mo iuuuu) .
4th. We will offer y u some of the most wonderful bargains you have ever rea I of in Muslins,
Cali. oes, G ngliHins, t'bailies, Summer Dress Goods, etc , hk wo have entirely t o
many of these goods for this seism and will be forced to sacrifice some things to get rid
of them.
5th. Now we will oiler the young men sirno bargains in Ncok-wew. We have a very
large rtock of these troods left and we nrd going tocloso them out.
Now din t rea l this advertsement and consider it a regular blow off and let some one
else come and secure the actual BARGAINS that we a'e going to offer, but come yourself
aud see for yourself, ant if you don't find goods jut ns we advertise them dou't you
buy a nickie's w- rth trom us. We will not quote pur s as wo haven't ;he space, but just
take all the pri es quote I by all of our competi-ors aud bundle them up aud bring them
with jnuto us. aud will meet them and go one in <re. Now please rcineatbsr tli it this sale
is 10 r liso money, ami thr.t we will not char/e g-m-ls to any one ?t the above prices. Coins
><t oncce nn I don i wait mini some one else buys the goods and then axisc us of adver*
lining goo Is we did not have. Very Respectfully,
GRAHAM & SPARKS'
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Sept 5 fid 1 y
ADVERTISING
rlY\ <J \? T I A T \ T /\ 117 l^TAinn
1VJ Olli J_i Li AL A JjU VV riiiUiL
IS ONE THING, J
SELLING A'L A LOWPRICE
I Si ANOTHER.
We Propose to do Both.
Our stock of Dry Goo Is, Notions, Millinery, Clothing
Hats and Shoes is too largo. It must he reduced. Our only
sure means is to put all goods down to prices that cannot
he duplicated. This is what we have done, beginning with
this week.
In Ladies Dress Goods and Millinery, our stock is large,
and we oAcr special inducements to bargain hunters.
VYc are solo agents for Frank and Pray'a Ladies fine Shoes.
Every pair warranted to give satisfaction. All we ask is a
fair trial of these goods.
In men's and Boys Clothing our stock is the largest,
cheapest and most complete in the town.
On this line, we are prepared to offer bargains that no
other house can compete with.
Our hat department, in straws, wools and Felts, is complete.
SfEtftf
PRICES ALL CUT AWAY DOWN.
Wq carry a large and well selected line of Gent's Furnishing
Goods, Shirts, Drawers, half h >se, Su-pm lers and Cravats
TERMS CASH.
CITY CASH STORE,
.T W MC LTJRE, As'xn Taor
March 20 ;i2.| i