Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jajmk mmimmk u| PHI * - ; VOL. XXII.-N1 a>i^?Vl? nrSt'a at hi$ overrMe ttic whole Slat? In wrecKIess tullawryt IIims amd Hominy ix Gkrmaxy.?Min's'or l'hel h Ii-ih Iniro'lnee'J cornt>rea?l and Uc n i into Hermanj. II? eutcrtaiatd some of tl?? I high officer? a few days ago *nd ?rr*e?l llio^ J American oorn urenu unu 'fg. n no mewii up the corn broad after ilie No'llimi style of spoiling o?ra meal, liio Germans mint have bee i supremely disgualel. What the Germans need is (he best ft>le of Southern corn bread with an oconsiomil ash-cake and a mc?s ?>f lye honiioy now and then. Such die' would take out soiuc of the "embonpoint" of our German friends an I improve iheir appcarnnrc.?Spartan. Sbvbsty Miles an Ilnun.?Wilkcsbaric, Pa\ Nov. 8.?Early this morning a coal traia ran nwty ou-tlie Lehigh Valley road an 1 cauio down the mountain side n< the rnte of seventy mi'.ei an h?>ur. The crew of the irtio tried to stop it, but the brakes refused to wunL. T|isi"m^*i"m ??'' *" men ih*n jumped and sired their lives. !*"" The engineer, however, remained at his post. At the foot of the mountain the runaway train coll ded with another train, smashing the engines and enrs in both trains nod ^ riling up the wrcckago to a height of thirty A feet. The engineer, who hud so bravely rcW taincd his rost, was buried deep in the wreckage, but strnngc to say, he wns taken out entirely uninjured. ? Guauantekii Ct'nk ron La Gkiimk.?We autorize our advertised druggist to se'l y.m Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you nrc ntHictc I with. Ln (irippc an 1 will use t'.iis remedy according to direction*, giving if a f tir trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the hot'le and have your money refunded- We make this offer, because of the wonderful success of Dr. King's New Discovery duriug ln t seison's epidemic Hero heard of no esse in which it fsilcd. Try ? it. Trial bottles free at II. F. Posey's Drug Store* Large size 50c. aud ?1.00. ii raw Ex pouts of CoitN ?The Mnnufac -- Jwrr-j mmm m iiiu oisr?arrmtys r "ine enormous exports of wheat during the last faw aiou'hs arc soon to bo followed by heavy shipments of corn. On last Monday nod Tuesday freight engagements were made at Baltimore for about 2,000,000 bushels of grain, mostly corn, to be shipped to the Continent. All indications point to the heaviest corn exports ever made from this country, and at good price#1." Drove a IIorse to Death.?Yesterday afternoon about 1 o'olock, two young nogross came imo Strictland's livery smhlcs and hired horsci and buggies. The turnouts wore brought back about ti o'olook. Both the horses were panting; and covered with loam. While the hostlers were rubbing one of the animals down, it was taken with a chill. It was led inside where it fell. They had just got it on its feet again and were rubbing it when it fell dead?driven to death. Neither of the negroes wu9 known, and no arrest has yet been made.?Staff. ^mer's Pence Petering Out.?Rome, yov-7iK?The l'?Pe presided to-dny at a consulta A>n of the cardinals with the view of , renrt^WOiTitJiT < ? J > J a so been invested iu value ess mortgages for the acoonimod it ion of friends. The con- | tribulious sioco 1870 had averaged thirteen million francs a ye ir, but the [generosity of the faithful was f ist abating. Qoon Looks.?Good looks arc more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vitnl org ins. If the I.ivcr be inactive you have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dy-peptic 1,00k and if your Kidneys are affectod you have a Pinched look. Secure good health and you wid have good looks. Klectric Hitters is the great altera'ive and Tonic acts direcl'y on these vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good cpmplexion. Sold at B. F. Posey 's Drug ?tore, tOc. per bottle. The Incendiary in Nbwrekry?Nowberry, S. C., Nov. 10.?The born and stables of W. B. Whitner, of the Mnvbin'os section of tins oouuiy, were destroyed by tire this morning at 3 o'clock. Mr. Whitner lost nil his com and fodder, a lot of cotton seed and five or slxTjaleiT of cotton. Ho also had two fine mul< s and one horse burned in the st .blcsThe fire is supposed to have been incendiary As yet there is no clue to the perpetrator of the deed. Ito insurance.?Special to the State. fiF MARRIED. L1PSEY?WHITE? Married, by Thoi. J. Orr, Trial Justice, Oct. 27, 1891. Mr. Ar. fhur Lipscy, ami Miss Martha White. A1: of Uoion County. List o:' Letters Remaining in the Postotlicc at Union, for the week ending Nov 1:5th., 1891. Mr Cal Ilatcs I Mr J M Proniwc'l Mrs Mary A Davis i Mr George II Edwards M It P !!awe!l |Miss Ollie Harmon W S Harlan (Mrs Anner Johnson Miss Mary Kibbr Ethel Ciocalr Mrs Maggie Sims |.M ss Ma'tic Sanders JJiss Miry 8'andcrs. Persons calling for the above letters will please say if advertised and will berei|uircJ to pay one cent for ilAdr delivery. J. C. 1IUNTEI1, P. M. '1 " * W X3LXJr^$3H PKATIIERROMFi Is made from Eniimcleri Uullla? nature's own toughest, and strongest clastic material. Host wearing whips made for *Cic. AOr, fSc, W1 .SK and ill.60. AH styles for Muggy, Cart, Track, Team and Hiding. Bo CCITIICDRnUC euro and ask for u r t A I II E II D II II L a poxi a^vxtii] BY FOSVE15 WILKIKS A ( <>. Get. n 41 tf. J. S. CoriiH VN. I. G. MCKIS.mck NEW LAW FIRM, Judge J. S.* Cutlirnn, ft i-l 1 0. McKis^^ick hate formed n copartnership for the ^fe-l'UACTICK OF LAW AND EQL'ITV? in the roitrl8 of the State an-l I'. S. States. Oct'J ltn. ' K'T aid I Wli A mm SW SERIES. JmMBEPWIwiWW1 HfflUP' T LEXINGTON. 8. C. Offers cxevllont h IrAniagcj it luwrni C>?t. Holders of certificates will get FIKST GRADE tou-ticrs certificates. Best equip- I pcd school' of its class in the Stn'e. Seven teacher-". llosrd end tuition fr?tu $8 to ( 10 per month. F?r full information write the principal* P. E HOWELL. Executor s Notice. ALL persons holding claims against the . Estate of Amanda 8. Love, deceased, will present he same properly proven to the undersig cd, at Webster P. ()., S C., r ti J. K. Web-ter, A t'y at Liw, at Gaffney t i'y, 8. C., on or before the ti st day of Decern tier next, or be fotw.r turre t. G. \V. \\ EBSTKR, Kx't'r. Amanda 8. Love, decease I. Nov. Id 4 ? 4t. Money ! Money Money ! YT ? must have m nicy. nnd hope those X*?t>?< will Bll' ml oncc, as wc have large demands to meet aid will be c>mpolled loco led. Please beir this in mind, and greatly oblige. Y? ursTrii v. Oil A HAM & SPARKS. No* 13 <1(1 4?. Dissolution of Partnership. ON account of expectant dissolution of partnership, wc will sTi our entire stock of Dry Goods, SliO's and Huts at cost. Saler to commence on Monday 16th inst., an I continue until the entire stock is dis* piscdof. TERMS CASH. HARRY M. COHEN & DUO'S. Nov. 13 40 4t. Dog Lost. AWliilc Pointer Dog, with a liver spot between his fore'egs an 1 on one side of his head, answers to the name of' Dob," either strayed or was stolen from his owner one day la*t week. A rcwarJ will be pa;d to anyone bringing the dog to W. T, Dcaty's Store, Union, S. C. _ ^ ' Not. 18-iot To Rent. RESIDENCE on Academy Street, known as The Hill Hous?. Terms icist nail c. Apply to J. (\ WALLACE or 11. 1,. GOSS. Nov. 0. 4*? 4t. OUR NEEDS. 9 PERSONS indcbtc 1 to us fur Guano and Goods are herewith notified that payment rakst be made nt once, as t ur needs are imperative FA It 11 & THO MSON. Oct 3J 44 4t. TO THOSE INDEBTED. A LL persons indebted to the suhperibors 11 arc earnestly requested to make iinmed ate payments, as wc arc compelled to ! make col'cctions to enable us to meet our ob'igaiions to our creditors. u uv/xjjuinif A LL persons in<lebtcJ to me by note or x\ account, arc hereby iiotitied that the same must be paid on or before the first of November next; as 1 am making changes in IllV liiDtiiuKQ wliirlt Hpcpcuiinhw it chuitKr tin V "",v" ,,,v' " * I of all the oH accounts, by cash or negotiable paper. T. K. I1A1 LEY, Oct 23 43 3t NOTICE. A LI. persons who urc indebted t? ihc late Col. Jos. F. Gist, wdl make immediate payment to tlie undersigned. TIn-se having claims will present them properly probated. F. M. FA It It, Kxoc itor. Oct 2 ) 43 4t I Want Money LadiyI EARNESTLY call upon all indebted to me, for Guano and other supplies, to uinkc settlements atonce. The Guano Notes are due the 1st of November and the fertiliser Companies notify the Merchants that they need the money, and the merchants must pay, or be driven to the wall. I sincerely hope those 1 have accommodated with supplies to make tbe'r crops this year will assist mo now. W. II. SARTOR. Oct. cO 14 4t. Notice of Final Discharge .IN Nov. 20th, 1801, I will niiike my tiual return, as Guardian of Nannie L. Hobo, now Mrs. Nannie L. Masters, before Hod. James.M. Gee, Judge of Probate for Union County, and apply for letters disinissory, as such Guardian. All persons having cla'ms ejainsl ilie sail Nannie L. lloln, now Mrs. Nannie L. Misters, during her minority, are notified to present them on or before that date, or be forever barred. YV. A. NICHOLSON, Guardian for Nannie L. Hobo. Or. ' 1 43 It, NEW MILLINERY. I have just received my new stock of MILLINERY GOODS. j and am prepared to show it to my in my : Customers at my old stand. MRS. GRANTOct 10 42 2 m. A pamphlet of Information andab-/^^ strai t of l he laws.rtiowinK lion to/w ^.Obtain I'atcnta, Caveat*. Tr.idn/^^^ Marks. Copyright*. tent ^^AiMrw MUNN A CO.J^V .'It> 1 Ilroitdwn y, or EKLX1 jLJvmimm 99 4fnMf9vrf| iiofiMKlv _VNi0NaH^pug ? A SPECIALTY ?? Tbrrt (nod* have been bought at a bargain an<1 I prop sc to sell them at | rice* j never beforo hoard of in Union. LOOK AT THESE PRICES. 20.'. lln Standard ( anointed Sugar for $1.00 ' 6 44 l$e?t lUo Coffee 44 1.00 "J *4 Full Cream Cheese 44 1 0> 12 44 Best l eaf I,*rd 44 1.00 K Slfttldlkrd ltin.,.1 lin..w " 1 (in I Country Produce Bought at Highest Market Prices. 1 hanking the pub ic for pa*t jatronage. nn I soliciting a continuance of the same, 1 am. H ESPECTFULLY, j F. C. POOL. Nov. it 45 3m. * FOK 8AI.E, i f VAT TTAprJi T.mn Divided into Six Tracts WILL benold, the l*t Mnuday in Djeeuiber next, nt Union Court Hou?e, the lands bol?ng:ng to the citato < f Josiah Foster, deceased. situate on l'.ic let River, Union County, known as his OLD 110MH PLACE containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES. Said lands have been divided into SIX Thacts. Plats of same can be seen by calling at J. II. McKiesick, Clerk ot Court's otllce. Th* se lands will be soi l privatc'y, if prc> ferred, before the above named date. TERMS OF SALE: One-half to he paid in cash, the btlano on twelve months tim?; the purchaser to give bind and a norigaic of the premises for balance of payment, with interest from day of sa'e, a' 7 per rent per annum. ' T. L. II AMES, Executor. Nov. t? 45 4t The State of South Carolina. ?TTOTTsrrY-tftrxritTdN " ,tm/* * Ry JAMES M. GEE. E?q , Probate Judge. WHEREAS, S R. Thnckston has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on I lie Estate of, and effects of S. M. Thackston, deceased. These are. therefore, to ere and almonish all and singular tlic kindred and creditors of tlie s?id 8. SI. Thacks'on, deceased, that they lie and appear, before me. in tlie Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on tlie 21st day of November, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'ciock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why tlie said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal (his 4th d <y of November, Anno Domini, 1801. JAMES SI. GEE, -j 8K.\r, > Judge Probate. Published on the Gth day of November, 1691. in the Union Times. Nov G * 45 2t. WHAT A PURCHASER SAYS MESSRS. FOSTER, WILK1NS, & CO. Union, S. C., Nov. 5th. 1891. Gentlemen : I have been using one of your ? 10.50 DEMOllEST Sewing Machines for nearly live years, and it has given cjitirc satisfaction in every particular. I sew the , heaviest Cassimcres and finest 'awns on it. 1 have used several of the high piiec machines, and I would not exchange iny Demorest for any other make. 1 can cheerfully recommend it, especially for light running. Very Respectfully, Mtts. J. II. McKissick. i i Warning Not to Trespass, rnHE subscribers hereby give Notice (bat ! J. all persons found hunting, riding, driving, netting fl>r<7*. <>r ir. .iny oi'ucr way trcs- i pissing upon our lands and premises will i)D prosccuieu 10 me inmost exircmiiy oi he law. G. H. JETER, Mrs. ANTONET KNIGIIT, 11. T. DAVIS, LOTTIE SIMS, jriseie nix, .ioa. p. oi^t. Oct. 23 43 41. NOTICE. ALL persons holding claims against the Estate of F. C. Jeter, deceased, will present them properly proven, and all pcrsous indebted to saiil estate must make payment to the undersigned, who will be found at the late residence of said deceased ia this county. J. W. JETER. A. McA. PITTMAN, Executors. Oct 10 4 J 4t* SEWING MACHINES. NOW is the time t buy a Sewing Machine for I can sell ycu one at nny price, from five dollars for a second-hand one, or SIS for a new one, up to the finest grades. 1 sell the "WHEELER k WILSON. ' DOMESTIC," "STANDARD," -NEW HOME," "DAVIS," ond ether Machines. PHIOES AND Ti<RMS TO SUIT THi TIMES. S. M. RICE, Jr., E. U. f*cp I :.(i 3m, 5JE & as weareg-oi oiir Business. RODGER Sep f V.* 3?' OWNERS OF i.r. '' .A i ^ PREPARE GINN] For lowest nrjfces and EES' following supplies, viz: RUBBER BELTING, SUCTION HOSE, IMC -A. O II I TV I ZINC OILERS, BELT II< I UNC WHANG. PRESS ROI Rnbber, Hip and ASPHALT IRON PAINT, (for ,w .^.WJtENpgEB,, BO FOSTER, WI N EI ( AT HARD T Our buvcr has iust returned fr ?m l)i a very large slock of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, HATS, Booh. Shoes, e'o. prices. THE LADIES wiil do we 1 t? ox-mi MILLINERY boforo u??k*11^ their p io Uoioo in these lines, an 1 we are su State. HOOTS AT So fur an our stock ol lln.ts i i.d Sh cur stock in up to its htei.6i.id, in the shoe stock is almost uniqgmhd in uj] guaraoteedxan low an nov J) the St?to, showing, atjii we t^llhdjftou your ? gWaua A BUSINESS CARD, I'o all my Friends and l'atpons, and all those who May liercgfter licooiuc Such, Greetings: This is to inform you that I have moved my headquarters from my old stand opposite tlie llnckot S'ore, down io the Duuinr Stand, on the corner neat to the Depot, where I. nod J. M. Llltlejohn, who was known at Mr. Bice's store at *,L:ster." are keeping up the DIGGFNT KIND OF ? ntrvi'T cmuisi ..* almost all kinds, .in tbe lino of General Merchandise, at prices so Uw that it will innke you think they musthaye been "picked up" at a big fire somewhere. We guarantee ihat if f he ptfytle of Union County will gire us their P/ffi*cage. we can ..-a tviu ???e them this icOBunr, ?3,000 and ?-3,000, and of course thnt is a BIG saving to every one who buys of us. How can we eave you all this money? Why simply because we buy our goods from houses who buy their goods either from Pawn Brokers or at Sheriff's Sales, where of course goods are sold for a mere song, hcncc]they are resold to us at very low prices, so thnt it ennbles us lo so 1 tliem to our customers from 50 to 160 per cent less than the same articles would cost you elsewhere. "Seeing is believing," come and see for yourself. Below are a few sample prices of our goods : All woolConts at $1.76 worth $3 lo$<3. " Pants at ?1.60 " $2 to ?4. " Vests at 50cts, * $1 to ?2. " " Overcoats nt $2 ' 554 to $0. Good Undershirts from 2octs up. " Drawers " 2">cts up. " Handkerchiefs " 4cts up. " Men's Suspenders front lOcts up. " Women Shoes from 60cts up. Cedar Buckets at 23c ts w+rtfc 40cts. Paper Buckets 2?3cts, worth lOcts. Good 1-ng handle brooms from 14cts up. Candies, Crackers, Canned Goods. Confectioneries of all Kinds HEAVY GROCERIES, OBOCKKRY, TINWARE, ETC., ETC., KTO. Come and see us, and we will guarantee to please you in every way. Respectfully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 U7 3m. Notice to Creditors. 1 NION COUNTY Court of Common Pleas. lanus II. Kodger, and Louis N. Kod cr Executors, J'luintiJI'* ajaimt Aliuirn E. Kodger, <t al UNOEUuu rder in'lio ubivo slated jis ilie creditors ?.f Jo iu ll^d re-. de ?ui'-d are tequired to p>e?ou? jutjjPVnnb i?h th*ir claims against me i ' <Jip of John Itodgers, deceased, before mc on or before the 15th day of Dcccmbea, A. D. 1891. ,?C. M. PEAKE, Master f r Union County: Set til 37 I'm I * ItrsT gQ. it Dry Goods, ng to change v 1 & PURCELL. ' i >y MACHINERY, [NO THE NEW CROP, r. GOODS,~cnN Oil us for the LEATHER BELTING, (Something New,) SHY Oil,, ooks beet awr,s and JHKS, a ?E, COPPER RIVETS, ' Asbestos Packing, i painting Engines and Presses. 11 ETC., ETT Ti LKINS & CO 10 CDS I IMK l'lHCliSJ. ,0 Northern markets where ho purchased I, DUKSS GOODS, .MILMXKKV, . which wo h ivo p tt mi sale at very low nj our stick of DlllvSS GOODS and iroh nws< as wo o wrv tho largest stock ro our priojs arc as i ?w as any in the VI) SHOIX ics i? concerned, we will simply say (hat pc? p'c in Union Conwy know that our per CHrollnn.' Our prices this sossoivtnsHr All that we ask is that you give us a fail' | - OJJIjI f j M & SPARKS. . J. i UMloilSOlh /f^&L$Sb. (Si'tt'FH.soR to F. G. THKKZKIt.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. UMOW S. C. F F you want your Watch or Jewelry repairL cil in the most substantial and workmanlike manner, or wish to Imy a tilia'de Watch, wnrrnnteil to be a go;d time -keeper, or anything else ilmt is gener il'y to be found in a first-class Jewelty Stole ut 3Io<lc>rato LDMiiE "-JllACHlHt ? EOR SALE BY ? FOSTER WIL KINS & CO i CHE A P E R A T T 1 V E W Y Perhaps you will wonder why we si vlien wc are already so much cheapei ?eople to'I us every day that thov - r v heap in their lite; hut no matter lor nined to shove some articles a liltle e Good calico, 24 ots a yard. Good scda, 4cts a pound. 0 boxes of matches for Gets. Good note paper dots a quire. Good envelopes Gets Good pant Jeans, G, 10, 1G and 23o Good Outing shirt for 2Gcts. Scarlet all wool undershirt lor 48ot Fine natural wool undershirt GOcts. Suspenders, Gets a pair. A goo 1 Umbrella for 4Scts. Good bleaching G cents a yard. 200 yds spool of cotton for 2cts. Spcol silk, lets a spool. Silk twist let a spool. Skirt braid 4ots. nd lots of other things which we Inn o mention to-day. You should always bear in mind tin LEADERS OF LG ind see us before you buy any goods ^yr p-ive ana cUeapost li Iats^ Dress Goods, etc,, in Union c< Take pleasure in showing our goo<1 RKSr HARI^ April 10 EXT1U IN D U < Beginning wilh this week wo nro offering buyers. Why onti wo offer Buch imhurT i.<1 our stock is the. liituw^rflnrnoJ bo convinced. f'k? nmyuncts JOnod 4( ?iV leal her Hoot* only 9,"ictt>. Good I). Wood wool Jenus. only 20cts nor varri Jjinnd Kn (Jood Plaid lioriM'spuirrf^ f1- d"z [ Uood Dress Gingham, mi'y (j eta yard.yJ?nd These are only a lew of tbu numerous bnrgni Do not wait lint (- one at once and get tl CLOTH is admired J?y all wlio have seen it, both for nice MILLIN Ladies, if yon wihh tic latest novelty in^TlU TI-I10 CITY CAS i the place where you will find u lariro frtock, at t ^ivc us a look before you buy. Wc will uot II J. Y March 20 12 PI AN 0 R G A ALL KINDS MUSICAL INST /V INT I SEWING Mil FROM $15.i TERMS AND PRICES TO TIMES. S. M. S May 2-2 21 * GOODS lould mark goods down, . 4l..... ^.... ^...nntl^AM 111:411 \Ml I l-Ulll|IUlltl/ina never bought goods so that, we have detcrloser, and here they go. ts II'I IIWIW? .ii . \ ? '? ,c neither time or spece nt we are W PRICES,j in onr line. dBOmn uae of Clothing, ShoeJ|^^ lt?. KOTFUJjLY, ^ & BELK. L CEMENTS. ?i">'i1 lAiiTpciitoTs ? llrctu'e goods first class. Study thesu \ llenclnng only 7ots yard. >ublo illankctff, only 91.00 pair. jf U at a only fcl.QO ? . t ol clothes, ooly si MO oaeb. iuttoua for only Jlcta. la for only Gets pound. na wo nro prep?c first choice. Our aioc I N G ! fits and low prices. E R Y MMKI) IIATS dou't forgot tl ut IX STORE the IowckI price?. Dou't forgo bo undersold by uny one. ESPECTFULLY, 7. moLVRE, AgtrjjF--? OS, NS. ^ m ^ y OF KUMENTS, > CHINES, 00 UP. SUIT TEE HARDjj LICE, JR., E. U. 3w OL ' , . . ..