Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Guutilu'i Cn atari as Wow.?Oi Mt^ty anm?oi aa orphan girl Miretl; mt?*U m yton oU, who has liitd a lino lata life for aboot tight months, was asal b; Christ ita propls of this city, in theeare^o a lady physician, to a Christian homo ia*ai Mlrr i Stats. Tk? j .u? raiirosi t was gacorous'y furnished wh<ls ih ^ great* r expense is mrt by distaot philse "r tbropy. In bar naw home the g'rl w>l harass opportunity to begin life anew, fa away from former aril aseosiations. To tb< mom'ist it terms the same eld and not Wapromising experiment: -lifring a foltai wosm," butlo^^^^^m ofUt cujr i Tuesday afternoon a Utile orphan girl 1 yea'sold was teal to the Cbri?t?an Home a Cenneil Bluffs, Iowa, a distance of nor than one thousand miles. Her raUread fare about f 10. was paid by suhscriptioas af hint hearted pe**p'a. While other institution; nearer th s State are crowded the one a tounctl Bluffs continues to tako and ear* to destitute and homeless children Specia f rta if ma la to tart Mt'o (iris from ruia although b-iya ara not refused admit tanoe The quiet work bring dona here by a fe? people deserves the assistance of everj Chridian.?Grtrnrillt ifflti. a BvosLis'a Aksioa Salve.?The be?t .?al?< \ ia the world f>r Cute, Bruise, Sores, Ulcers .8*ll Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappe-i hands, Chilb aina. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos:tiveljr cures I* lea, or nt pay required. It is guaranteed to give per <ect satisfaction, or money refunded, l'rice 25 ceuts per bo*. For sa c by It F. r-?cy. April 1G. The Laet C*U, ^44,1 *? ' Ric? & Co. x\ orSK1"10' must make aettlemenl by Nov. flEy1?*1, or w'" ^e sued fot iudffemenL Iw w? lnUit have money NOW. yZli Respectfully J. 0. RICE & CO. 03* Sept 18 \ 3* P J. iteTie^"(Successor to F. 0. TRFFZElTy^-?_ Jeweller and Watch Repairer. UNION, 8. C. IF you want your Watch or Jewelry repair* d in the most substantial and workmanlike manner, or wirh to buy a reliable Watch, ? warranted to be a good time keeper, or anything else that ia generally to be found in a first-class Jewelry Store, u.t Moderate Prices. Call on me in the atoro formerly occupied by Mr. Trefier, just above the Racket Store, end I will warrant satisfaction. J. BEILENSON. -_y ? ? To Teachers. THE Examination for Applicants to tench in the Public Free Schools of this County will take place on Friday, the 2nd day in October. All Applicants are requested to attend, especially those who did not make 1st. Grado. White ladies will be examined at Nicholson's Hall, under the supervision of llev. M. B. Kelly. The white males and colored males end female applicants will be examined at the Court House under the School Commissioner an I Mr. C. II. Pcake. It is very improving to teachers to nttend these examinations, even if they are exempt, and wo hope to have a Urge attendance. We hope also, on that day, to organize a teachers County institute, nnd teachers ore? resf^c'fully nskcddo be prcscut. Remember, the examination will begin promptly at 11 o'c'ock at the Court House and Nicholson's Hall, on the firtt Friday in October next. k femtrv 'j 1 I M. B. KELLY, ) Exaiuiucre. Sept. 8 18 Bt. SHERIFF'S SALES, FOR OCTOBER, 1801. J . T>Y virtue of an execution to mo djrested, _D I will nell lo the highest bidder, at Public Auction, ?i hin the legal boti'8 of ea'o, at Union Court House, on Monday the fifth (f>) of Oclobe-, A. 1). 1891, the following d??cribed property, to wit: All that tmci or parcel of Land, situate, lying and bring in Bogansville and Union township*, in the County of Union, South Carolina, and known as the Robert Macheth tract of L*n I. containing Klercn hundred ami thirty-six nores, inorc or less, and bounded by Lands of Oordsn William*, Fanford Wilburn, K. F. Smith, Joseph Sanders, eststo i f John Sims, deceased, Murphy Mill tract, and others. Levied on and to be I ao'd as the property of Robert Macbeth, at the suit if Samuel Beaty and others. Terms?CASH. Al?SO. OS TUS8DAT AT SANTI7C. "T> Y virtus of an execution to me directed, JT-r 1 will rtit to the highest bidder, at Public Auction wjlhin the legal hours of sale, at Rsntuc. Union f'onnty, S. C., on Tuesday, the sixth d ?y of October, one Diobold Safe 0. Levied In, ajyJ to be sold as the property of I. D. O'Bryant, at the suit of James II. \ Wylie. Terms?Cash. ?? J. O. LONG, S. U. C. Sep. 18 38 8t The State of South Carolina. COUNTX OF UNION BY JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, II. M. McDerniid lias made suit to nie to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of and effects of Marion E. McDermid, deceased. These aro thereforo to cite and admonish all and singn'ar the kindred and creditor^ of the said Mnjion ?. Mot)crrnid, deceased, that they be and appear bofore me, in the Court of Probate to be held at Union C. If., South Caro'ina on the 5tli day of Octobor next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in flic for#nr>o?i {3 show utuec, if any they havo, why toe said administration should not bo granted. Giren under my hand and seal this lltli day of Sopterober, Anno Domini, 1891. JAMES M. GEE. # Judge Probate. Published on the 18th day of September, 1891 in the Uhiox Timf.s. Sap 18 .18 2t* Sale of Land to Foreclose Mortgage. T>Y virtue of the power contained in n 13 mortgage deed, dated March 27. 1884, executed by J. L. Harris to us; said Mortgage deed having becu duly recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance foi Union County, in book of Mortgages G. No 7, page 7, on tbo 29lh day of March, 1884 wa will sell by pub'io auction, to thohighesl bidder, before the Court House door at Union 00 the first Monday in October noxt, withir the hsurs of Sheriffs sales, the mortgage* premises described in the mortgage, to>wil A certa'n parcel of land, containing fifiy-Rvi acres, more or lesi, situate in 1'inckno; township in Union County, hounded b; au'ls now or late of Foster & Wilkin*, W _ H. S. Harri?. Akroqi Qs!|s&s, S. 8. McKit jjpa stole, estate of ft. I'. Harris and John Hoi comb; being the samo lands heretofore sc apart to said J. L Harris as a homestead ex enaption. Terms?CASIT. A. II. FOSTER, WILLIAM W ILK INS. Sept. 8, 1891. 8ep 11 37 4t ;v Mr Notice of Election for Subl ecnption to J til?aa Spriifi lallrwrf Oapuy CaMiu. ) 1 Towx orl'nox.S C.,8*rr. 16rn' 1891. / I\T HERE AS, id Act oftho Ooooral I YV Awraiblj, of tbo State of Soath r Carolina, approved l>eeeaber the 2C(k, 1884, ! " Hilled "An act to ioeirporate lb* Qleaa I S r age Umlroad Com pony," ?uthoritea tbe , to ?n Council of ibo Town of Union, upo-t > ib? opplionl o-? vfo mnjoil'-y of iho ftaafeoM I moioaa owning rofcl cot ate in ooM town, to anbotil to the qualifitd rot ere of eaiJ town. [ wt q? m om 01 <u? suMortpitoa or thi ma t imn i a?i?l appl c?( on, ud tied by tkt i Mil To??>i Council of Unita. ^And whernia a pei-tion ku been filed with j said Town Council in accordance with the pr.?f visions of s?id Act, signeJ by a majority of t tht freehol I toI-jis owning real estate in said r town asking lliai the subscription of twenty 1 thousand do I a is (t*J0,000) by said towu to the capital stock of the said Glenn Springs Railroad Coa|itny, be submitted to the t qualifiei voters of said town. f And wb?r<t>s, the said Town Council, on hearing s it pet tion, gged said subscription by rrso'u'ton, at $20,000. > Now it is h?reby or-lrrel. tha* timicr the provisions of said Act end the Acts imrndaI torjr thereof, an el-ct:oa bo bvl I for said purpose, on Wclnes tay. the 14tI* day of (Jcio, b*r, 1891, at the Court House in said town, and that th? pills be op n?d f. em 7 , o'clock A. M., until 0 o'clock, 1*. M., of that d iy, at which election all the qusbfied electors ol sa d (own shall be entitled to vote. That the ballots shall have wittien or printed thereon the words, "Subrcription ' or No aubaoription." '* i 1 , 8aid subscription to bo made in six per t cent Couppu Uftu<J9 f-> the Glenn Springs Railroad Company, sanjc f- > be held for the Cape .Fcer & Ciucinnati Railway Company upon said Company agreeing wi/li the said Uienn Springs Ratlroal Company, on or be- 1 fore Jan. 1st, 1892, to build and construct their Road between Greenville, S. C.' and Union, S. C., through the points hereinafter ' named within two years from July 22, 1891. j And in case said Capo Feu* and Cincinnati 1 -RailvSj, Company shall fail to make said 1 agr'S'CflJt.'nt or hbulj not comp'ctc said road Within iho time specified then ?$ '<$ Honda to 1 be held for the said Glenn Springs Kaiiroad J Company ; Provided that ra:d Honda shall not be delivered to the Cape Fc ?r A Cincinnati Railway Company, or lo tliO Gleun * Springs Railiond Company, exoopi upoa the * following conditions, to i?t; t)ne half thereof when asid Railroad shnll be graded Jfrom the City of Greenville, S. t;., to the town of Uoioo. S. O.. through tlio towns of " l'elhum, Reidville, Moore, 1Yn}nut Grove, ? Glenn Springs tod West Spring', and tlfc jJ otucr uAll wneu saiu rairoau sunn do com- - pleted. 1 The following maiagers arc herebj appointed for laid election, whoae duty it eh&ll * bo to count the rotes Jmnjedj^ieij on olosing 0 the polls and make their roturn to this Board 0 on or before Saturday, October tlje 17tk, P 1891. Managers : Geo. Gsddes, W. FI. Tool, M. P W- Culp. 11 By order of the Intendant and Wardens 8 of the town of Union. J? W. T. GRAHAM, 0 R. W. Tis8I.it, Intendant, Clerk, <5 Sep. 18 88 4t 0 Notice of Final Discharge, v BY permission of Hon. J. M. Geo, Judge of l'roba'c, for Union County, I will on I (he !28'li day of September, 1891, tu.?ko my filial return, and apply for letters d sutis-ury a< ihe Administrator of 'he (state of Frances M. Mclntyrc, deceuascd. All persons in lebted to said estate will make iniiued ftte payment, and ail pe sons tM'WBHjMkuittoi BMP owffrt hat d?y, or tiiey will be forever hiiyicl. S. S. SfOKFS, A -1111 i 11 'stridor. Sep 11 37 Jit. Notice to Creditors. s w UXION COUNTV b Court of Common l'leas. ^ James II. Rodger, and Louis N. Rodger, j Executors, I'lalntiQ"* M againtt m Klinira E. Rodger, ft <il n UNDER an order in the above stilcdcis the creditors of John Rodger, dc ca8??il C nro roonired to nreseol and cstab i?li*ih ir ai claims ngnins* ihc estate of.John Rodger.*, 8 deceased, before 111c on or before the 15th 11 day of December A. 1). 1801. C. II. l'KAKK, V Master f.<r Union County. ti Sept 11 37 2m 1' n Notice to Bridge Builders h OrncK or Coi'xty Commissioners 1 * UxiOX COOKTT, > Union*, S. C., Skit. 8rn, 1801. j W1!,T. bo lrt to the lowost responsible y b:dder, en K'riday tfc; 25;i(, iipr lite omitting of a Bridge across a Cut inatic by g theoC's Rnil Road Company, about lj mjl< s from the lleaty Bridge, on tho Col I Well Road. Plans and specifications will be exhihit?d on the place and day of the letting. The Hoard of C nmty Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Wm M. UAI.LMAN, J. A. CHAMBERS, I. M. MOBLEV, County Commissioners. Ciiari.ks Hoi.t, Clerk of Board. Sep 11 37 8t TO THE ROAD OVERSEERS, Orricp. or CptiNTY Commissioners i Union Coixty, V Union, S. C. Sbptkmbkr 8tii, 1891. J 1 milE Board of County Commissioners beg JL leave to remind all Road Overseers thnt rrnmrt returns must be made to the Clork I of 111i* Rn?rd, on or before the 17th inM, of "be condition of their roads, the number of hands worked on each section, the distance of ihc sections, and the number of days worthed during the year. Theao Reports must be made in writing oser the signature of the overseers. Wm. oallman, J. A. CHAMBERS, I. M. MOIILEV. County Couimissioncra. Cllahlf.s Boi.t, i Clerk of ltoird. Sep 11 .37 It ' BRING- YOUR COTTQN SEED TO YOUR COUTIV SEED OIL MILL. FULL PRICE PAID. t J WE BUY ALL THAT ARE OFFERED US FOR SALE. e f y milE Union County Cotton Seel Oil Mill _|_ and Fcrttliior Company will pay t liLL - PRICE. in cash, for esery bushel of cotton I seed brought to it, or will nuike a fair and t honeat exchange in their Standard Fertili z?r. Don't be afraid of bringing more than we want, and don't atop to ask if we want them, but bring them in and get the money or FertiUzer, J. T. DOUOLAS9, Trea t. Sep 11 37 In , I . ???? i ? i i n?nW?? NOTICE OF RAILROAD ELECTION. im 0OQAN8VH.LB TOWNSHIP. tlrnn or Cortrrr Coxmimmmm, \ ] U !<?>- Cocstt, 8. 0., Ssr. 16ra 1891. / WHEREAS, ia act of tbo tiono^ni AaMoibljr of th? Stato of 8wk Ctroliu, ?ppMT?d Dcmnber the 98th, 1884, entitle I, "An Aot to ircorponto the ttlsna J Springs Biilnal CMpu;," Mtkiliw lk? yar; t i freehold rotor* *Bin( ml totirit uf township in ooid oeun<y, to mbail to tbo qualified rotor* of such township, Ik* qw* tiva of I ho subscription of tbo tun named in sold opplicnt on and Oixed by Uto Mid Bonnl of Couniy Commissioners. And whereas, petitions hare boon fied with the Mid Board of County Commission- A t-rs in acoordance with the prorisions of Mid Act, signed by a majority of tbo freehold voters ownine re?l mI>i? 1? B-? 21* B ~ ~ ? uvS?o?TH5 township, asking that the question of tha subscription of thirteen thousand J dlars 1 13.00U) by said township to the capital stock of the stid G enti Springs Railroad Couipmy. be subui tied to the quabfied voters of said township. And whereas. the Cottcljr Cotnmisa'oaara #0 hearing said petitions tixrd said subscrip. tJtj by regulation at fll.UQQ. a Now it is hereby ordered, that under tha I provisions of sali Act aud the Acts auiendation thereof, nn eiectiou will be b#id for said purp> se, on Weduesday, the 14th day of October, 1891, at the several rating preoinc s in said township, and that the polls be opened rrom 7 o'clock A. M, until 0 o'o'oek. I*. U, of that day,, at which daw ton all the qualified electorsYef aatd townehlp shall be entitled to *ote^Thatlh^hdjg*J^ shall hava printed or wVBPTOIVl^^llw words "Subscription" or "No Subscription." Said subscription to be and# In six per cent Coupon Rotpls to Jhe Gltjrjn Springs Rftjirott 1 Company, same to be held for the Jape Fear & Ciuuinuali Railway Company tpon said Company agreeing with the a?id Jienu Springs Kuilroai Company, on or >efore Jan 1st, 1892, to build and construot beir road between Ureeaville, S. C.* and Juioo, S. C., through the pjiuts hrreinafer named, withiu two jeers from July "22, ?91. And in case said Cape Te^r aqd Cjopinpali lailway Company snail' fail to lqake said greement, or rliall tut complete said road rithin the time specitiad, then said lionda to \j e held lor the said Uleuu Springs Railroad 'emp^uy, l'rov jded that said Ronds shall not is delivered to the Cape Pear and Cinom; aii Railway Compaiiv. or ts the Glenn prings Railroad C< mpttBJ, excopl upon tuo flowing comjitious, to wit; One-bq f hereof when *nid Railroad shall be graded rom the City of Greeuville, S. C., to the * ? >wn of Union, S. C.,through the towna of 'elbam, Reidviile. Moore, Walnut Grove, I llann Springs and West Springe, nnd the I thep half when said railroad shall be cotq- | 1014(1. The following managors ?rov hereby *pointed for s?id election, whoao duty shall be to oount the votes inimtditely 011 closing the Polls, and make their cturu to this Hoard on or before Saturday, October the 17th, 18'Jl. Ginns Pkkcinct Colkraix Precinct. . 5. Smith, D. L, McLaughlin, ordon Williams, T. J. L. binder, *. I. McKissok Dr. 11. J?. Walker, w: lly or lor of the 11 mnf, W?i. M. GALLMAN, w] Chairman 11. C. C. Union Couuty. Cu a it i.pjt Holt, jjc Cjork of Q lanj, Sep 18 ;18 4t aIbusiness card, Hitch, (?rccthiff$: Tit's is to inform yo i that 1 hare inovod iy headquarters from my old s'and oppoto the Packet S ore, d?wn io tho Dnnt'iir and, on tho corner next to the Depot, here I. qutl .|. >|. l,Milejohn, who wip Down at Al??. ltieu'w duro io b'ator." are oeplng up the llKitiIIST KIND OF A :ACKRT In selling IIAUG.UN GOODS of Hi ?t all kinds, in the line of General lerchaidise, at prices so low that it wdl lake you think they must have been "picked p,T at a t ig fire s on-where. We giinraiites 'liat if the people of Uni n n oiinty will give us their ]mtroi;age, we cau 0 nd WILL sa*e them this rcasoi, between 1,000 and $1,000, and of course that is a 1(1 saving to cveiy one who buys of us. ?T, How can wc save you nil ibis mocey ? f0P 'by simply because we buy our goods from ] ouscs who buy their goods cither from i.i) awn Brokers or at Sneriff's Sales, where f course g-ods arc sold for a mcro song, encc lhcy Are r??od t-> us at very low prices, o that it ei a'drs us to sc 1 ilicur to our cusmntrs from 60 to 100 per cent l?ss than the iv'tsc articles would cost you ejscyfltevc, "Seeing is believing," oolite and see f >r ourself. Below are a few eamplc prices of our oods : All wool Coats at $1.76 worth $.1 to $6. ' " Pants at $1.60 " $2 to $f. I i ? Vests at 50cts, " $1 to $2. " " Overcoats at $2 ? $4 to fti. (looil Undershirts from 26cts up. " Drawers " 26cts up. " Ilaudkcrchicfs " 4cts up. " Men's Suspenders from 10ct9 up. " Women Shoes from 60cts up. Cctlar Buckets at 26cts worth 40cts. Paper Buckets 2octs, worth 40cts. Good long hnrtdlo brooms from 14cts up. Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods. Confectioneries of all Kinds I HEAVY GROCERIES, CBOCKERY, TINWAKE, ETC., ETC., ETC. Come andrec us. and wo will guarantee to p please you in every way. Respect fully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 37 3m. THE UNION GRADED SCHOOL. ROBERT MORRISOiN, Rrinoipat. ' OI?RXS MONDAY, SKIT. 14. v Tlie next session of the Union Graded School will open, iu the HANDSOME NEW BUILDING, lith September. Pupils are requested to begin st the opening of the session. / A small change for tuition will be required \ from thoso pursuing studies beyond those h prescribed for the puhlio schools. 8 A contingent fee of small amount will be P required from each pupil for fuel aud other s necessiry expenses. e It. T. GEE, t Sect'y and Treas. Board Trustees. A Aug'iH .'lo lro. b ~S S7 STOK E si i TRIAL JUSTIOH. VNION. S. C. , Special ip (tuition paid to Collections. Cilice on Law itange. Tourist Hitching, 4cts yard Ware " Sets. 44 S Bows Crepe Liese' 18c " at H. M. COHEN A BRO S. ( Ladies Balhriggan double sole, aoamlean | Hose, 30cts pair. Oente Balbriggan J Hoae ( 26cts, at H. M. COHEN 4 BKO'S. MAOH^ 5INC OILERS, BELT per* cues, . > ' WHANG, PRESS : filler, Hemp 18PWLT IRON PAINT. } WRENCHES, fbSTER. 1 *,r Next #eel (StAIIA! New Ac IF FALL ANJ In th i. \ ? ;?-*?< v ' , . t i This space IOSTON BA liich will soon be opote ' Garrett's Book store, 4 M. P. CON - L DOGAN H A EW NG MACHINE rOW is the time io buy a Sewing Ma for I can sell y on oue a: any price 9 dollars for a sec d li??t one, or a good new one, up t- the finrst pi [ sell the "WIIKBLKIl & W1LH flMKSTUL"- .'-iALANU \ Rl>." )ME" "IMVIS," a?d other Machiui 3. Ivjl. KiCE Jr., E Sep 4 Hf\ Two Gins For Sale. nWO Sixty-saw Brown Gins.?Near L for sole. Have been used very pply to R. M. MuDEK! Aug 14. 83 Sale of Factory Stoq! ~VN Monday, September 2). 18 ele?ei\o'clqlock A. M., before tJi ouae door at Union, in the County of tnie of South Carolina, The Merchar 'lantern National Bank of Union, S. ( ell by public auction, t? the highest ighty (80) shares of the capital s he Dunaeant Manufacturing Compi lorganton, N. C. Mai I share* of Bt>e sold to satisfy debt a of I). U. Mill I. 1). Dunaeant to ?i\il bank, so'un dedge of ahares. Merchants *nd Planters Rational Union, 8. C. Sept. I. 1851. \ Sep 4 M to thosh indbbtbe ALL persons indebted to me ? their notes and account* in tli of Mr. Beilenson, my suoceseor, ;at stand, and my friends will confer faror by calling on him and paying onee. O. TRE1 Aug 28 85 I v 4 - MMHWWT I SB \ OF MACHiNiiiK CNNING THE NEW CRt BEST GOODS, call on us for ,-rf O, LEATHER BELTII 8E, (Something New,) NERY OIL, ' HOOKS BELT AWLS A ROPE, COPPER RIVE1 and Asbestos Packing (fbr painting Engines and Press BOLTS, ETC., ETJ. iMJKIKS & CO c You Will See a & SPARKS' ivftrtisfimftnt ? V VJL VAMVXJUkVUV 3 WINTER GOOD is Space. is reserved for the .ItOAT^ 1IOUSS1 d in J lie store formerly oceupi LON, of Augusta, Ga. UMPHRIES, Union. _ isex\ door lo Fnnt lJros. g J 1 RICHMOND & DAN'VIM.B UULKOAI ohine ('oi.r.MHi* and Oiiki'Nvii.i.k Division. from Cond-u-urd hi liedulo in effect July $lt<, 18'Jl. Train* run on 7">tli M r <|inn tun > XONTH 'NEW No. 1 es. jj I.t rhail-H on (> 1*> tiV. (/iiluinhi? 10 1ft l.v Also n AT Union- 1 inn Ar Spartanburg 1 7?"? .*.? i rum 3 (Mi Ar Saluda 3 41 Ar F'nt Hock I 0*. Ar Iloii4crsouvil'u 4 '2'2 Ar Aalicville *r? 17 rAr Hot Spring t> 4?) Lv I'aint Hock "? 60 SOI Til IIOf.NI>. L* I'aint Hock 11 >? Ar Hot Springs 1- 2H Ar Asbevillc 1 66 Ar llondersonville 3 01 Ar Flat Hock 3 1< Ar Saluda 3 41 Ar Trvon 4 17 ^ Ar Spartanburg 6 :>(] ^ Ar Union 6 2'J SS Ar Alston Ar Columbia 8 5C Ar Charleston 12 [A BUTT Main line traidn 15 and 10 Thaly bet ir " Columbia and Asheville. Ui Trains 7, 8, 9, 10. 14. 14,17, 18, 4 Daily except Sunday. Pullman Sleep* 3m Trains 16 and 10, between Charleston, ami Cincinnati, Ohio, tia Atlantic Cons Columbia, Asheville, Paint Kock, M town, Knoxviilc, Jellico and Junction J. A. DODSON. S lynew, Jas. L. Taylor, G. P. A., N. II. ( little. Gen'l Manager. Sol Haas, Traffic Ma: HID. D. Card well, Divi-<i?n Passenger Agon; fit. Notioe Not to Trespas fe;. "VTOTICE is hereby giren that all p !>l at found hunting, riding, driring, ' any other way trespassing upon the "\jnion hnown n* 'h? '>e,rJ Farm, and 1 ?nds t it a"and now ''ie ProI)0r,y " Goes. , , prosecuted to the extremity of the la' ?,, F. O. BOB* S'": II. L. 008 lOl/k Ol . J ny any, of Au? ^ ?ck wil\ or and Improve Your Poultry. ?d by a r , "OURE Wyandott Kggs, warranted ?_ JL fir sale. Apply at ,llUt. THE TIMES OFF Bank of 1 Aug 21 34 I ;u SOUTH CAROLINA OOLL ? COLUMBIA, S. IV Opens September 29ili. Entrance rill find najions begin September 24th. CI hands Literary, Scientific, aud Law Courses, my old teen professors. a great por further information, add res th* tham at d nt JAMES WOOD! FZER. atAug 21 84 at* ;>cv- v 4 %.v r * r,l OP. \TI7W IILX^ II the ND Will sell you a good pair i vro succeeded in getting a job i rs, trade at about half their vahu for 50o. 75o. 08c, $1.4S, and Don't even think of buying 1 you have looked at ours. ?es. Backet is the place to get tin any style you may want, a you will find elsewhere. We 1 Uniou County, and that is Good Soda, 5 cents a pound 800 Matches for 0 cents. < Horse Shoo soap, 4 cents. Good Ball Thread, let a bal 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 ce oat's Spool otton to a spool. Good basting otton 2<\ a spc 1^ Nice Domet Shirts, 33c, 48e, Fine white shirts, from 33ots Men's nice 30 iuch Suspcndei OROOKRY, GLASSWA ? ike overylhiiig else, going at': Come in and let us show HAI April 10 p 111 ^?j I ^bbls^ip?*. .' ? * |) 111 Z3^B?ffS" ,-^l p m J^BK roSW < |i iii p hi > k in p,,: Pianos, Organ3, and all kinds of 1 P,n ? _ , p m Music and bcwn ? p III Q p m , P m May 22 ill II 0 M E -ween . I ha?* *?3?t return.u iroui tno INorl I largest and best selected i tucks of Met 2. 43. 1 ??? Unttn.n n,.ft<.n.i?nllv <.11 ?-l ikm i ?n on to Market I havo nil the advant t Line <> ^VV 10 ^ rl lorris. City- Iq Ladies DIIKSS LAJJItfOS, in "I'1, ever, comprising a'i rim litest Novelfir naZ' OLOTHS. FLANNELS. TRIC k. TINES and other*. My NOTION with all the latest in Dress Trimming 3. you can name IN MEN'S H or in Unds such as CiJ-siincrcs, Kersey's Jeans ar idjoin- at 25ct? per yard, (i IJ AKANTKKD, will be an inspection, anil we promise to save i,' Our stock ol Ladies, Misses, Moo's, ) rt' cheapest and most complete iu the n.a 4f r\ t n 'n U Ji U 1 In this lino all wo have to any is if fre,b- an overcoat, coma to THE CITY QJ lcf >T I JL, MISS KATE PEARSON, undc .EQE, ,ucb a brilliant success in (ho Spri line of Millinery that id simply gran aearon. Rxami- MR CON ALLfcN, former astical, will be glad to see bid friends. ' Tl,ir" KES loT1' CITY C #t. Maroh 20 I - iW 7:_jtl rja 11'A' < 'T,alBBrl >f pants for 50 cts. Last week in Pants, which we otter to the 3. Nice fresh goods, well made on up to any price you want. i yourself a pair of Pants until M And if you want shoes tho ') sm. We can give you almost .>3 ,nd at prices much lower than liuve the host stock of shoes in not all we have. , 58 and 08 cents. ^9 ?1>. s for 10 cts. g RE, TINWARE, ETC., rock bottom prices. r you through our stock. I HP^^p 7~fy Musical Instruments at tho Union ig Machine House. , M. RICE, JR., E. U. 21 3in AG A I X ." \ licrn Markets, where I bought one of lb'* chaudiso ever brought ti this town. Cot<f tfood* are lower than ever. By 1401015 aj^es of getting the latest novelties and P X* It ICES. y line is larger and moro complete than a, H.ieh as HENRIETTAS, BROAD OTS. CASHMERES. BRILLIAN DKLWKTMENT is lull to overflowing 4, lloiiery, (jlovos, and in fact anything EAVY GOODS, id other goods; tho best all wool Join* . our lino defiofl competition. All we ask i* i you at least 25 pe.' cent on these good*Louth's and children's shoes is the largest, irket. We hare enlarged this department. H I N G . jou need a suit fok man; boy or obild, or iSU STORE. -r -wcr -^-7" T? jl a. mia jl r whoso management this department was ng, is with us again, and has brought on a d. All are invited t> give u< a trial this \y with liodger & Purccll, is with us, and PECTFULLY, 3ASH STORE.