Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ta i and Virginia, and wo >11 wipe on|T? aYiiUhle mlttla at bis command, ilia then override ttio whole State in wrcctless cutlawry* ? Hun and MoMixT^Bttyy^tY.?Min's'er Phel a Ins introlnceT^WnWTbad and bac n into Germany. He entertained some of the high officers a few days ago and nerved the American corn bread and hog. If he messed up the corn broad nftor (lie No'tljorn style of spoiling com meal, the Germans mint have been supremely dUgusie I. What the Germans need is the best rlyle of Southern corn breed with an oconsional ash-caVe and a mc?n ?.f lye homioy now nnd then. Such die' would take out some of the "embonpoint" of our German friends ant improvo their appcnranrc.?Spartan. Sbvrkty Miles an Hour.?Wilkcsbrtrte, l'a\ Nov. 8.?Karly this iitorniug a coal trail ran aw>y on.the I>ehig)i Valley road an i camo down the mountain side at the rata of seventy mi!ei en hour. Tho crew of the tr?in tried to stop it, but tho brakes refUaed to work. The. brnkemna and tb? firemen th*n jumped and saved their lives. -"T~ The engineer, however, romnined nt his post. ..... -At the foot of the mountain the runaway train ooll ded with another train, smashing the engines and cars in both trains and . pil<ng up the wrockago to a height of thirty E feet. The engineer, who had so bravely roF taioed bis post, was buried deop in the wreckage, but strange to say, he was taken out entiroly uninjured. OUAHANTEKn CtlKK JOIl La Uutl'I'K.?We autorixe our advertised druggist to se'l you Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs'and Colds, upon this conditi<>u. If you aro afflicte i with. La Grippe and will use this remedy according to directions, giving it a f'ir trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the hot<le and have your money refunded* Wo make this offer, because of the wonderful succoss of Dr. King's New Discovery duriug la t seison's epidemic Have heard of no esse in which it failed. Try ? it. Trial bodies free at It. F. Posey's Drug Store* Large size 60c. and $1.00. IIbavy Kximuts OF Cohn ?Th? M?nuf??. nwviu ui uut omt uii. ^ays.* "iue enormous exports of wheat during tho last few mon'lis are soou t) be fallowed by heavy shipments of corn. On lust Monday and Tuesday freight engagements were made at Baliimore for about 2,600.000 bushels of Klin, mostly corn, to bo shipped to the ntinont. All indications point to tho heaviest corn exports ever made from this ojuatrjr, and at good price#*." Dnovi a House to Dratu.?Yesterday afternoon about 1 o'olock, two young negroes came iaio Strictland's livery stables and hired horses and buggies. The turnouts were brought back nbcut 0 o'clock. Both tho horses were panliug and covered with foam. While the hostlers were rubbing one of the animals down, it was taken jrith a chill. It was led inside where it fell. ihtor had just got it on its feet again and W grubbing it when it fell dead?driven to M Neither of the negroes was known, * ~M jrrest has yet been made.?Stale. ff . Vii'i Pbkcb Pbtbbino Out.?Borne, 1 >tT1.?The Pop# presided to-day at aeou' sultaOon of the cardinals with the view of tlfif M^n'lnvested^in' value'esH mortgageV for the aooommod ition of friends. The contributions since 1870 bad averaged thirteen Billion (Vanes a yeir, but the [grnorosity of the faithful was fist abating. Good Looks.?Good looks arc moro than skin deep, depending upon n lieslthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive yoa have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys are ntfected Iou have a Pinched lock. Secure good ealth and you wi>l have good looks. Elec- ' trio Bitteis is the great altera'ive and Tonio 'acts directty on these vital organs. Cures pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good opmplexion. Sold at B. F. Posey's Drug gtore, t0o. per bottle. ThbInckndiary in Newberry?Newberry, 8. C.f Nov. 10.?The barn nnd stubles of W. B. Wbitner, of the Maybinton section of this oonoty, were destroyed by fire this morning at 8 o'clock. Mr. Whitner lost all his coro __ . and fodder, a lot of cotton seed and five or bales of cotton. lie also had two fine mules and one horse burned in the stubles* The fire is supposed to have beeo incendiary As yet there is no olne to the perpetrator of the deed. Ifo insurance.?Special to the MARRIED L1P8BV?WHITE?Married, by Thos. J. Onr, Tr'al Justice, Oot. 27, 1891. Mr. Ar. fhnr Lipsey, and Miss Martlm White. Al! of Union County. List of Letters Remaining iu the Pustoiiiio &i. Union, foi the week ending Nor. litlh., 1891. Mr .Cnl Bates Mr J M Cromwe'l Mrs Mary A Davis Mr George H Edwards MRP Howell Miss Ollie llnrmoa W S HaMan Mrs Anner Johnson Miss Mary Kiblrr Ethel Ciocalr Mrs Mafgio Hints |.M as Ma' tic Sunders I 7:7? Miss Mary Pnod^rs. Persons calling for the above letters wilt please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for tlAir delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. f ? . Ask Your Dealer For WHIPS. RATmBOXB b mftrto from K*mb?1?4 Q?IIU?nsturo's own toughest, ?n<1 strongest FOSTER WILKINNACO. J. P. OotiU^w. I. a. MoKimiok NEW LAW F]RM# Judge J. 8. C'thrun, aid I 0. MoKU ^^iok n?To iorm?u a coporinoramp ror the ^LVEACTICK OF LAW AND EQUITV? iB tli? Courts of tho Statu atvi U, S. ftatoa. Oot? n lm. 11 r^v.'V1 / - ' 4 I LEXINGTON. S. C. I Offers oxeellotil u 1 vantages ut lowest c>st. I Holders uf certificates will get FIRST I GRADK totdicrs certificates. Host equipI ped scltoof of its clsss in the Stn'e. Seren I l?A?hi,?j It....... 1 ?.1 owini diiu iuuiuu ir mii <?o i.(i $10 per month. Fir full information write the principal* I\ E. HOWELL. Executor's Notice. ALL persons holding claims ngniuet the . Estate of Amanda S. Love, deceased, will present lie same properly proven to the undersigned, ( Webster 1'. O., S. C., <r t> J. E. Web-tor, .V t'y at Liw, nt Oaffncy ti'y, S. O., on or before the ti st dny of Dcceintier next, or bo forever 1 avrod. 0. W. WEBSTER, Ex't'r. Amanda S. Love, decease I. Nov. 1:1 4'? 4t. Money 1 Money ! Money ! \TE roust have tn .ncy. anil hope those VY indebted tons willed* and re'tle nt once, as wo have Inrge demands to meet and will be oimpollcd to co lecl. IMcaso betr this in mind, and greatly oblige. Yours Tru'y, GRAHAM & SPARKS. No* 13 4(5 4?. Dissolution of Partnersh ip. ON account of expectant dissolution of partnership, we will s-11 our entire stock of Dry Goods, Sho-R and lists nt cost. Sales to commenco on Monday lGth inst., nn I continue until the entire stock is disposed of. TERMS CASH. HARRY M. COHEN & BRO S. Nov. 13 4(5 4t. Dog Lost. A White Pointer Dog, with a liver spot between his foro'ogs an 1 on one si lo of his head, answers to the name of '-Boh," either stmyed or was stolen from his owner one day la?t week. A reward will be pa;d to anyone bringing the dog to W. T, lleaty's Store, Union, S. C. Nov. 18-lt? To Rent. RESIDENCE on Academy street, known ns The Hill llous?. Terms rcsstiiab'c. Apply to J. C. WALLACE or 11. L. GOSS. Nov. 0. 45 4t. OUR NEEDS. PERSONS indebtel to us for Guano and Goods arc herewith notified that payment rotist bo made at once, as < ur needs are imperative FARli & THOMSON. Oct 30 44 4t. TO THOSE INDEBTED. ALL persons indebted to the subscribers nrc earnestly requested to make imraed nte payments, as we are compelled to make eol'ectlons to enable us ti meet our ob'igalions to our creditors. n mvuiamis ALL persons indebted to me by note or account, are hereby notified that the same must be paid on or before the first of November next; as I am making changes in iny business which necessities a doing up of all the old accounts, by cash or negotiable paper. T. B. BAILEY, Oct 23 43 8t NOTICE. ALL persons who urc indebted ti the late Col. Jos. F. Gist, w>ll make immediate payment to the undersigned. Tin so having claims will present them properly probated. P. M. FAItR, Executor. Oct 33 43 4t I Want Money Badly. I EARNESTLY call upon all indebted to me. for Guano and other supplies, to make settlements atonoe. The Guano Notes are doe the lat of November and -?lie Putl!l*?? Companies notify ?ho Merchants that they need the money, and the merchants must pay, or be driven to the wall. I sincerely hope those I have accommodated with supplies to make the'r crops this year will assist me now. W. II. SARTOR. Oct. 30 44 4t. Notice of Final DischargeNOTICE is hereby given that on Fr.day, Nov. 20th, 1891, I will make my fioal return, as Guardian of Nannie L. Hobo, now Mrs. Nannie L. Masters, before Hon. James.M. Gee. Judge of Probate for Union County, and apply for letters dismissory, as such Guardian. All persons having ola:ms against the said Nannie L. Bob>, now Mrs. Nannie L. Easter*, during her minority, arc notified to present them on or before that date, or bo forever oarreu. W. A. NICHOLSON, flnardlan for tfannle L. Bot><5. Or. i\ 43 41, NEW MILLINERY. I have just received my new stock of MILLINERY GOODS, and am prepared to sliow it to my mtuy customers at my old stand. MRS. GRANT. Oct 1C 42 2m. A pamphlet of Informat ion aad*b-/i^^* ''f !*??, showing '? ,' ^"^i. v "'\jj ;>f .* jfeS/Wj 1'B?I\*.m-'1? i&i9':* w&i , Jfc ' -Silki ? A SPECIALTY ?* There gnodn hive b?*cn bought at * bargiiu and I prop so to sell tliera nt | rices never beforo iicnrd of in Union. LOOK AT THESE PRICES.' '20', lb* Standard (iianulitbd Sugar for ?1.00 6 ? lJi-8t Hlo Coffee " 1.00 7.} " Full Cream Cheese " 1 0 > 12 " Itcst l.eif LmI " 1.00 8 " Standard Brand Mains " 1.00 Country Produce Bought at. Highest Market Prioos. Thanking the pitb'io f.ir pa-t pitrnnage. an I soliciting a coniinuanee of (lie same, I am. RESPECTFULLY, r. c. pool. Nov. 0 4"? 3m. % T ^ ?OO ACRES VALUABLE LAND, # Divided into Six Tracts WILL beflold, ihe I -t Moodily in Djceuiber next, nt Union Courr !Ioii?c, (lie land* bcb>ng:ng <? tlie ditto < f Josinlt Foster, deceased, situate 011 P.ic let River, Union County, known as his OLD HOMK PLACE containing NINE HUNDRED ACRES. So id lands linvc been divided into SIX Tracts. Plats of same can be seen by calling nt J. II. McKissick, Clerk ol Court's office. Tin se lnnds will bo sol i prl?ate'y, if pre* ferrcd. before Hie above named date. TERMS OF SALE : One-half to ho paid in cash, the balance en twelve months time; the purchaser to give bind and a n. origan of the premises for balance of payment, with interest from day of sa'e, a' 7 per cent per annum. ' T. L. II AMES, Executor. Nov. G 45 4t The State of South Carolina. ro UXTY OF UiXIOtf By JAMES M. GEE, E?q , Probate Judge. WHEREAS, S R. Thnckston has made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of, and effects of S. M. Thackston, deceased. These are, therefore, to c're and admonish oil .?,l .1- ? ..I ?iu giu^uiai inu Miiun'ii mm creditors or the 8>?id y. M. Tlnicks'on, deceased. that they be and appear, before me. in the Court of Probate, to be licld nt Union C. II., South Carolina, ouiho 21st day of November, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'ciock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 4th day of November, Anno Domini. 1801. JAMES M. GEE, j 8ral > Judge Probate. Published on the Gth day of November, 1801, in the Union Timkk. Nov 0 45 2t. WHAT A PURCHASER SAYS . ? ...... .Ml ft 1' < JPT"*' "" MESSRS. FOSTER, WILK1NS, & CO. Union, S. C., Nov. 5th. 1891. Gk.nti.emkn : I have been using one of your $19.50 DEMOliKST Sewing Machines for nearly tive years, and it has given eptire satisfaction in every particular. 1 sew the , heaviest Cassimcres nnd finest lawns on it. 1 have used several of the high pi ice ma chines, anil I would not exchange my Demonest for any other mnkc. I can cheerfully recommend it, especially for light running. Very Respectfully, Mna J. II. MuKissick. Warning Not to Trespass, THE subscribers hereby give Notice that all persons found hunting, riding, driving, netting Jiirtla, or in any other way trespassing upon our lands and premises will ba prosecuted to the utmost extremity of the law. O. H. JETER, IMrs. ANTONET KNIGHT, R. T. DAVIS, LOTTIE SIMS, JHBBtB mtt, pOWl ? BHBI'i Oct. 23 43 4t. NOTICE. ALL persons holding claims against the Estate of F. C. Jeter, deceased, will present them properly proven, and all persous indebted to said estate must make payment to the undersigned, who vyill be found at the late residence of said deceased in this coumy. s J. W. JETER. A. MoA. P1TTMAN, } Executors. Oct 10 4'2 41* ( SEWING MACHINES. NOW is the time t > buy ft Sewing Machine for I c?n sell yen one at any price, from five dollars for a second-hand one, or $18 for a new one, up to the finest grades. 1 sell Iho "WIJEELEK & WILSON," "DOMESTIC," "STANDARD;"* "NEW HOME," "DAVIS," and ether Machines. PRICES AND TKRM8 TO SUIT ! THE TIMES. c S. M. RICE, Jr., E, U. 8?p 4 ; j our Business RODGER Sop i OWNERS 01 PREPARE FftR GINI For. lowest niifcep and.BE following supplies viz: RUBBER BELTING SUCTION HOSE M A O II I IV ZINC OILERS, BELT ] ru* WHANG, PRESS RC Rita, Hem] an ASPHALT IRON PAINT* (foi WKENftgES, B FAOTCTI LIT 1 UO A XX ITfi HAHl> r. Our buyer has just returned from a very large atoolc of DRY GOO! CLOTHING, HATS, JlooK Shoes, e prices. THE LADIES vriil do we I to oxt MILLINERY beforo m>k*iu' ilicir io Uoioo ID these lines, en 1 wo ere State. BOOTS A So far aa our atock ol lit ?.tf i i d > our stock is up to its mhi.ahh!. is il rhoo stock is almost untqAmUd iu \ guaraoteuikas low as any jkt the State, sbowinp, and we will yjjr^ou your v fTI. . - I A. ? f -W'ILm ' 1 GBAKi A BUSINESS CARD, To all uiy Friends and Pat pons, and a those uhp Hay hereafter llcoonio Such. Greetings: This is to inform you that I have uiovi ny headquarters from my old stand opp lite the Racket 8'ore, down to the Duut i itand, on the corner neat to the Depc where I. and J. M. Littlejohn, who in tnown at Mr. Rice's store as "L:ster." n ceeping up the BIOWKST KIND OF RACKET in selling BAKO/tlN GOODS ilmosL all kinds, .in tbe lino of Gener Merchandise, at prices so Uw that it w nnke you think they must h^ye been "pick* ip" at a big fire somewhere. We guarantee that if the p^iple of Uoic Souoty will gire tuLlheir Pfljpeage, we o< ,mt nn?> imre Chem tliiy fwasuwi nvi?? >3,000 and $5,000, and of course that is BIG saving to every one who buys of us. How can we save you all this money iVhy simply because we buy our goods fro louses who buy their goods either fro ['awn Brokers or at Sheriff's Seles, whe >f course goods are sold for a mere son ience]they are resold to us at very low price 10 tha't it enables us to se 1 (Item to our cu omers from 60 to 100 per cent less than tl mate articles would cost*yon elsewhere. "Seeing is believing," ooiae and see f rourself. llelow are a few sample prices of ov goods: All wool Coats at $1.76 worth $3 to $5. ? " Pants at $1.60 J " $2 io $4. ? ? Vests at boots, ^ " $1 lo $2. " " Oeereoats at $2 ' $4 to $0. Good Undershirts from 2oets op. " Drawers " 2??ts up. " Handkerchiefs " 4cte up. " Men's tfuspeeders frdin lOcts up. " Women Shoes from 60cts up. Cadar Duckets at B3cts wdrth 40ots. Paper Duckets 26cts, worth 40cts. Good kag handle brooms from 14cts u] Candies, ('rockers, Canned Goods. Confectioneries of all Kinds IEAVY GROCERIES, CBOCKERY, TIJ WARE, ETC., ETC., ETC. Come and?e? us, and ws will guarantee I dense vou in ever* wav. Respectfully, CHES BOMAR. Sep 11 87 8m. Notioo to Creditor?, I NION COUNTY Court of Common Plena, anus II. Iludm, ud Louis N. Rod Ka ecu tors, 'w.:W<iSc& s ' _ 4 *V Almira E. Rotifer, <tal PNUERiiit < rden ?" -W ,*b>Y* ?ui?Jj itatms agiuont uo Rodger Itoeasrd, before ? on oV^fro.'ert "the 151 lay of Decemboe, A. R. lDflr, % JWB, PBAKE, Master f r Union County; 8e4t 11 87 S? r ^ ^ . MUST GO. Dry Goods, dng1 to change i. & PURCELL.. 30 1 " * J ' ' MACHINERY. ^ING THE NEW CROP. 1ST GOODS, call on us for the LEATHER BELTING, , (Something New,) E R Y <> I , [IOOKS BELT AWLS AND JCHES, >PE, COPPER RIVETS, d Asbestos Packing, r painting Engines and Presses. OLTS, ETC., ET 3. ILKINS & CO GOOD S IL1ME PRICED. the Northern nnirketa where he purchased OS, DliKSS GOODS, MII.IANKUY 'o.. which we h ivo pit on sale at very !ov :ninJ our stick of DltKSS GOODS ant p in:h iseHt us wo oirrv the lar?;ej.t stocl sure our prices are as lt v as any in th TV I> SHOES. Slurs is concerned, wc will simply say tht ie pet pie in Union County know that ot ijper Carolina. Our prices this seasonal , All that we ask is that you give us a fa | < US. I ? . -??-trnT7rj lM & SPARKS. . J. 5 ?cilonson. l\ s mtmmm -? m (Successor to P. 0. TltKFZEH.) Jeweller and Watch Repairer. 2- VNION, S. C. 31 TP y?u want your Watch or Jewelry repair 10 L ed in the most substantial an?l workman like manner, or wish to buy a reliable Watch jr warranted to he a go 3d time keeper, or any thing else that is generally to be found in i lr first-class Jewelry Store nt Motlt'rato PriocH. J PIS . OfptL ?r ?r*TDiTfiiituijh i.ninp s ?wi l ' ~ ? EOR. SALE BY fOSTER WILKINS & CO CHEAPE1 A T Perhaps j'ou will wonder whj when wc arc already so much cl People ted us every day that \ cheap in their life; hut 110 math mined to shove some articles a 1 Good calico, 21 cts a yard. Good sfda, 4cts a pound. 5 boxes of matches for Gets. Good note paper octs a ouire. Good envelopes Gets Good pant Jeans, G, 10, 15 an Good Outing shirt for 25cts. Scarlet all wool undershirt fo Fin? natural wool undershirt Suspenders, Gets a pair. A gool Umbrella for 4Sets. Good bleaching G cents a yarc 200 yds spool of cotton for 2ct Spool silk, 4cts a spool. Silk twist let a spool. Skirt braid 4cts. and lots of other things which v to mention to-day. You should always bear in mi LEADERS OF and sec us before you buy any g \Vc iiavu the DQBt anu. clieap Ilats^ Dress Goods, etc., in Uni Take pleasure in showing oui HAS l April 10 1 : EXTRA IND liejiiuniou with this week wo nro i it buyers. Why can we otter suchJndtfWF! ir our stock is the. hxiuulntn^anil be couvii re prices Bh0C!1) on]^ 50cts ]G ^dTTeatK&Y 7foi?t?> only 93ct?. G TH*? ivocl Jenus j olv 20eti nor vardiG tfooJ , , F Good Plaid IJoujt'bpuu 4f cia | Good Dress Gingham, on'y (J cts yard.j'*' '1 hose are only a lew of tbe numerous Do uot wait but ( me at once and CLOT is admired .by all who have seen it, both I M I L L I Ladies, it' jnn wish t ?e latest novelty i THE CITY O. i the plico whore you will find a largo j-t t give us a look bdbrc you buy. Wc w " 1 ?! March 20 V. PIAI ORG, ALL KI* MUSICAL IN /V W SEWING K ! tprhm on -a. x vw xtx TERMS AND PRICES 1 * >* /. - ;> TIM S. 1 May 22 ! I * GOODS T H E YORK .'J . , - - . s '?> . r Ave should murk goods down, leaper than our competitors, they never bought goods so jr lor that, avc have deteri'.tlc closer, and lo re they go. id 2Sets r 4Sets 50c ts. I. ff. 'o have neither time or spece nd that \vc are LOW PRICES, joods in our line. t est line of Clothing, Slioes^" ion county. : goody. RESPECTFULLY, LRY & BELK. 15 L C CEMENTS. ofForing_ .1'^%r'^4>n?netitoiK ? lt<>r>ai?..> ?i and goods first class. Study these iced. inod 4-4 bleaching only 7cts yard, loud Double Blankets, only 91.00 pair. nujy SI.00 each. -v - doZ Buttons for only 3clfl. ^ ind Soda for only 5cts pound. bargains we arc pn-j.. . got the first choice. Our siocHING for nice fits and low prices. N E R Y '^TRIMMKD HATS dou't forget tint /VSII STORE nek, at the lowest prices. Dou't forgo ill not be undersold by any one. RESPECTFULLY, | STOS, iNS, *DS OF STRUMENTS, [ I> [ACHINES, .5.00 UP. TO SUIT THE HARD A ES. Iff. RICE, JR., E. U. zi am