Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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, .. ? . 1-* % %* Tribal* of RrspeotTO AATHl'R BODOKR. Adopted at the 'ait meeting of the "UHtox gjh/ Palmkito Lkavks," Feb. Nth, lB'.t'J. Whtrta*, It 1-as plevsel our H raven'jr Father to remove from our midst our dear brother end co-worker. Akthlii Koixjtit, be it Retolctd : 1. That in the life of our deovosed brother, we r-? ogt>iie t the qualities of an burnt leauu fa'th'ut fol'ower of our blessed Redeemer. '1. That in his death itir S ciety has lo.-t it miinrui una u?v< tetl worker. d. Tli.it we exten I to the bereave 1 family tur hosrfe't sympathy, ami prayers thai "lie who do*tli all things well" will sustain u* to tlii? our loss. 4. Tin' then resolutions he recorded in the tninutos of tats Society, an i that a blank p'gc be inscribe I to lite memory. That a copy of these r? solutions bo sent :o h:s parents tiud publiibel iu the Weekly Uu*?u Timrs. Mho. r. E. Fast, | Gut Gee, V Committee. Hour. Mli.Lstt, J Electric Bittf.rs.?This retnody is becoming so well known and so popu'ar as to need no special mention. All who have used Elcctria Miners ting the same song of praise. A purer medicine docs not cxi-t and it is guaranteed to do all that is cla tne-l. Electric Bitters will euro all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will ictnovo Pimples, Boils, Salt Kheunt and other affection'*- rau*<d by , impure blood. Will dr ve Mulirie itoui the Uj^^^^^jystem nn<l prevent at well as euro all ^^^^^^^^^I*Uter#^15ntire satisfaction guaranteed or money lefuuded. Price dOots and $1.00 per bottle at B. F. Posey's Drug store. 1? QoffneyC>ty has 2,000 inhabitants, two banking house*, ;wcnty-five stores, two hotels and one liveiy and food stable. M0NF.Y WANTED. Our nmsuhUa .l?n.??.l o..i. - mvihiiuu v/nail CTCrjT URJ J while our subscription books disclose 00 per cent, of our sub*cribers in arrears. We want money badly. Perhaps you cannot pay all you owe us, although it is a very small amount for each, but you surely oau pay half, and that will help until money is easier with alt of us. WE MUST COLLECT. List of Letters Remaining in the PostoHico at Union, for the week ending Feb., 2Gih, 1802. Mr y 3 IJrjwn, (Opr.) Miss Lillian LittleMiss Hannah Long, John, " Elisa Long, Mr Allston Simpson, y Mr S W Sartor, Mies Belle M Suiythe, Andy Suns. I (2.) Persons calling for tho abore letters will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER, P. M. Mi - - r - i 1 ' l HEAD THIS BRING your Cvt'on Seed and Dry Hides to W. D. BEWLEV, 2i. Union S. C. FOR SALE. A GOOD MULE. Apply to W. D. DEW LEV, It. Union S. C. PIANO -FOR SALE. A GOOD PIANO for Sale. Comparative ly new, and will be sold on reasonable terms Apply to this office. It The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Dy JAMES M. GEE, Esq., Probate Judg* WHEUEAS, Frank E. Davis has made suit to me to graut bim le'ters of Administration on tbe Estate of, and effects of Pnillip nice, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tbe kindred aud creditors of the said Phillip Kice, deceased, that the; be aud appear, before me, in the Court of Probate, to bo held at Uuion C. H., South Caroina, on the 16th day of March, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, v why the sail Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand ahd seal this 24th day of February, Anno Doutiai, 1892. 1^-s \ JAMES M. GEE, sral > " ' Judge Probate. Published on the 2Cth day of February, 1892, in tbe Unioo Timks. Feb. 2(5 9 2t. Mortgage Sale. T3Y virtu* of a Mortgage deed executed D to C. K. llobersou an<l II. M. Urimball. by Elisabeth Willurd, date 1 Juno lot, 1888, 1^aad recorded in ilio oflico of the Register of Me*no Conveyance for Union County, in B>ok of Mortgagee E. No. (i, pages 108, 100, 110, and 111, and duly assigned in writing to tne, 1 will sell before the Courthouse doirat Union, wilhiu the legal hours ot Rheritfs sales, on tha first Monday in Maroh next, by public auction to the highest bidder, all that tract of land oontainiog one hundred acres, more or less, situate in Union County, atpl bounded by lands now or late of Charner 8. Qreer. (tiles Woodson *nJ nih?? "-'"b the trset formerly owned liy Joseph Beienbaugh end Mike Betenbaugti, and known as the Migor Young place. Terme?Cash. Purchaser to pay fur papers. WILLIAM MUNRO. February 2, 1802. Feb 12 7 4t V . Stockholders Meeting. A MEETING of the Stockholders of the J\. Look her i Shoal* Railway Company - wilt bs held at the town of JouesvlUe, Uniou V^B County. South Carulioa, oa Saturday, March 6th next, for (he purpose of organising aod eleo log a Board of Bireotors. c, e. fleming, 1 Joseph walker, U.K. DUNCAN, I Corporators. V. E. MoBER, A. It. FOSTER, C. D. FARRAK, j BQu Charleston Newt and Courier, pubII.L ? ? ? ' - - " lau ouc? ? ween ror 2 wmii, and send bill (0 ilia Union Times, for oollretion. Feb 10 8 2?. . Sale of Bank Stook and State Bond. TTNDERan order of lh* Frobal*Court for 0. %J Union County, bearing date the lRb way of February, 1803, 1 will Mil at Union Courthouse, on salsnJay in Marsh n*xl, Jjswitbia the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, *^lweuty ah-grss of Merohanls' t Planter's wfi. National Usnk Stock, and one State bond, aid band and bank stook being a part of the personalty of Robert Beaty, Sr., deeeared. - ' Also a lot of notes. i W. J. BEATY. ? * Executor. I 7 At. MASTER'S SALES. FUR MARCH, 1892. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OP UNION Court ot Common Pleas. lames K. Auglitry, F. Elmira Hunter, Cleore A. T. Sinn and James If. Si.ns, Plaintiff*, ai/aiiml W?llUn> I,. Sim*, Elixuth C. Beily, IJa E. Smith, W. Julias Aughtry, Robert M. Aujrhtrr. Mary K. Davis, anil others, Dt/.' ihtnltt. IN cdtcnco to nn ortler made in the ?lu> ?s Hated cise, by His Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated Oct. 11, 1800, I will se 1 in Un!on County, ou Mouduy, Mmi'Ii 7 is?r> u.:,. ii?.i....i r-.i . vv., .? * ?> Miv ic^ni mmio "i nilO, the following described properly to wit: Two Co lagc Lola ?t Fish Item. Nos. 25 and 27, ns I id down on (tie p'nt of survey made by Col John L. Young. TBKU3 OF SALE: One-third cash, tho bnl nice on a crc lit of one an l two years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond <>f iho purchaser, and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for pipers0. H. PEAKK. Muster for Union Couuty. Master's ollice, Feb. 12, 1802. Feb 10 8 3t The Stato of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Tn thft Cnurhnf Onmmon Ploa" C. P. Brown and A. E. Brown, as Administrators of J. J. Brown, de-csed, Plaintiffx again*! A Frank Smith, O. B. Wright, and A, N. Wood, Defendant*. IN obedience to an order msde in the above s;ated case, by His Honor J. H. Hudson, Circuit Judge, da ed November 4. 1801, I will sell before tlie Courthouse (Iaap in ll*? ?? ? *Y_ ' - 1 * *" I_??. ... ?..u iuhii ui union, III me ununly ol" Uuion, State aforesaid, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday the 7th day of Mnroh, 189V, the following described property to wit: 144 ACRES. All that trac" or parcel of Ian I, lying in the County and State aforesaid, containing one-hundred and forty-four acres, more or less, bounded on the North by 'and known as the KeonoJy Dower Inn I; n the East by broad river; on the Sou'h by Love's land, and on the West ?by land of Oalberry Wright and land being known as the K. 11. Darwin land. TERMS OF SALE -CASH. C. II. l'EAKE, Master for Union County. Mastea's otlico, Feb. 1*2, 1892. Feb 8 19 3t The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common Pleas. Louisa llollingsworth, Plaintiff againxt Henry C. Miller, James Hollingswonli, and Andrew llollingsworth, Deftndnntx. IN obedience loan order mode in the above stated case, %y His Honor, W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, dated January 7, 1892, I will sell before the Courthouse door, in the lown of Uuioo, within the legal hours of sale, on Monday the 7<h day of March, 1892, the following described properly to wit: 175 ACRES IN 2 TRACTS. AH that certain tract or parcel of land, lying being an 1 situate in Fishdnm township, Union, Couuty, State aforesaid, containing one hundred and seveuty-five acres, Imore or loss, bounded by Units of Jesse Comer, JolinW. Kelly's estate and others. The said tract of land will ba divided into i.vo nejiame tracts. TERMS OF 8ALE. One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cosh, the balances n a credit ol one and two years in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, the purchaser to give a rooitgage of the premises to secure the purchase money. ' The shore laud to be told at the risk of J. P. Holliugsworth, who bid it off at the sa'e on Salesday in November, 1891, but has failed to comply with the terms. C. H. PEAKK, Master for Union County. Master's office, Feb. 12, 1892. Feb 19 8 3i State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. Court of Common 1 leas. Mary>C. J. Eison, Plaintiff against F. W. Eison, and J. Edward Lindsay, Defendants. IN obedienoc to an order made in the above sta'el caso by His Honor Judge T. It. Fraxer, dated 6th Feb. 1892, I will sell before the Courthouse door at Union S. ('., on Monday, the 7th day of March, 1892, during the legal hours of sale, the following lands: All that certain parcel or tract of land lying being and situate in Union County, State aforesaid, containing sixty-five acres, more or leas, known as the Minis treat, bounded North by Pacolet River, east by said Hirer, South by the other Sims traet(145) acres and Weal by lands formerly of the estate of J. S. Sims deceased. THKM8 OF SALE CASH. C. H. PKAKE. Master for Union County Master's office Feb. 12.1892. ^Feb. 20 ^ 8 8t, The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Conrt of Common Pleas. Mary 0. J. Eicon, Plaintiff, ogaimt F. W. Eison. and J. Edward Lindsay, uejenthinlt. IN obedience to an order made in the above elated cut, by His Honor, T. B. Prater, dated Oth February, 1802, I will sell before the Courthouse, door ot Union 3. C., on Monday, the 7ih day of March, 1802, during the legal hours of sale, the following lands : All that tract; or parcel of land lying being and situate in Unioo County, State aforesaid, known as the Mill place on Paeolet river, containing fourteen acres, mere or less; bounded on one side by Paeolet River, aud on the other side by the Norris tract and Thomson tract. TERMS OP SALB?CA8H. C. H. PEAKE, Master for Union County. Master's office, Feb. 12, 1802. Feb, 10 8 St FRESH ARRIVALS. Finest quality New Orleane Molasses. Kraut, and Keg Pickles. Freab Sod* Cracker*, extra good. Red and Yellow Onion 8et# and Ooiona for (able use. t Irish Potatoes?Early Rose, Peerless, Early < Goodrich, for planting, and Burbank for I table use. Just received and for sale by U. F. 8CA1FE * SON. Feb 10 8 If. :'X ' ' n/. Y a SHEBIFFS SALES. FOR MARCH. 1892. BY of din Irjr execution?, to m< directed. 1 will s*il befortf the Court house door, in toe t"?n of Uni?tt, Uuiol Couuty, on Monday, the seventh dar o March next, during the legal hotiri^l Sheriffs axle", the following de-ortlm property, to wit : All the tight, title mil interest tint R. II Gibhj owns in one tract and two lot* ? hind, situate, lying ami being ia Uuon town ship, Union County. Oue tract of Iao-I containing nlnetj *ci e*, more or les<, bounded on tlio n-irtl by land;* of S. I'. Hart is, east by Ixndi of Newell Smith, sou'h by lantla ol A. II, Foster, west by lauds of Harris brothers. Lot with brick More nouse thereon, bum ded on the uorllt by Slurp street, west bj lots of II. F. Foster, south by main street west by'olofW. II. Sartor. Lot known as "lie J. M. tlihbs garden t I lioundcd on the nor It by Inods of Mrs. M it 11.....i.:? .4 i... i .? * ? # : i L'ini?iin, run ??jr iut ui -??r3. CC4IIC, POUII by main street, west ly lot of li. S. Deaty deceit*!*!!. Levied o*?, aud to be sold as tIt f roperty or It. II. Cihbs. nt tlic soil* of lloy kin Conner & Co., Plaintiffs, "gainst It. II Uibbs, Survivor Defendant. ALSO One bay mnto i tuned Lizo. Levied 01 and to be sold as the properly of J HUM U Jeter, nt the mil of I?s. 11. Kodger an Louis N. H idjrcr, ss Executor's P-aiuiiti't aga'tisi James 1). Jeter, Defendant. ALSO 1 will sell on Tuesday, the 8th Jay o Alaroh next, at the Store llmiso Cf Will nr iieiirart AMv?, the hours o SheriiTs sale, the entire stock of goods, o r sitting of diy go ds, groceries, notions glassware, hnr-iware, ttc. The ahovo tdocl of goods will be sold in bulk or otherwise Lcviod on and to tin sold as ths property o [ William Lemuel Askew, nt the suits of S?iuut Wtitkowsky and others, Paintifls, ngtiuc William Lemuel Askew Defendant Terms of sale?CASH. Sheriff's office, Union, 0. II., Union Count, South Carolina, Feb. 13th, 1992. I J. O. LON'J, S. U. C. Feb 19 8 3t ;HTK. SMITH O0 (Successors t? J. M. Qmns & Sox.) Respectfully inform the people of Union Ilia they nre receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS ? AND ? All Kinds of Fancy Article Usual'y kept in n completely eqnipfed an well conducted Drug Store, such tit TOILET SOAPS, TOOTH AND IIAIR BRUSHES, POWDERS OF Til E BEST QUA LITIES, ANO ALIi OTIIKK AllTICLKS FOR TIIK TOI1.K1 Prescriptions Compounded Care fhlly by an experienced Physician. Wc intend to keep n complete stock c fresh goods in each lepnrtinent, ntrl invit the public 10 try the quality of our good and our prices. H. K. SMITH & CO: Jan 29 5 tf GREAT BARGAINS. The entire stock of II. M. GRIMBALL consisting of DRV GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES FINE DRESS GOODS, AND NOTIONS, TriinlcH unci VkUsch, Is now offereJ to the poople, for CASH t prices never heard of before. These goods will bo sacrificed regardless of New York cost. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED llESfKCTFULLT, YOUNG & HUNTER. SPECIAL. We have also purchased the GROCERY STOCK of L. G. Y'OUNG, and are offerin) the combined stocks for the next 80 days a rook bottom prices. No Goods will be Charged to Any One During this Sale. Feb 19 8 tf 4* f a-uiLuro ?HANUMOTUMD BT? The Vilcoi & Gibbs Guano Go, CHARLESTON, S. CM %ffcud iA>4kj? CeJyisdCirfy ?^JL 71*6 Z^^?^sl %a? Nov 27 48 4a Notloe to Creditors. W. MoB. 8lo*>n, Administrator of Iho Estate of J. M. Qibbs, Plaintiff, against R. Hamilton Qibbs, el al Defendant*. UNDER an order in tho above stated case the creditors of Jaa. M. Qibbt, deceased, are required to present and establish their slaims against the estate of said Jas. M. Qibbs, deceased, before me on or before the lib day of March, A. D. 1802. C. H. PEAKR, Master for Union County. Jan 22 4 Qt $ sprEIg is 1 A. IV 1: WIN T\E R 5 MJJ s t We will elope out all Winter G( ' prices,'for tliernext SO days. Wc 1. bargains in ; Booisi) fieavy Weans, C; i BLANKETS, I 1 I ' and a great ilanv other goods, FC want to raise money and clos j out a r call ATv<;k: .vino sec ;V KESPE" 1 Graham & P Jan 22 6 : Wm7 A. Nicholi S ? B A N K IG HAVE ADDED TO THEIR G] fK . A Savings Dc EXCHANGES DOUGHT AND SOLD, COLLKC ?WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS, HE IT LARUE YOU FAIR AND COURTEOUS r CALL AND EXAMINE 01 0 Jan 22 <1 . J. M P <> 1* rV ' ANNOUNC: ">? * ? To reduce the large stock bought us to get in a suj NEEDFUL 1 1 now make the unparalleled offer cf cost, for the next THIRTY DAYS, fresh, and are well worthy the atter In this sale all departments , DRY GOODS,. CLOTHING i * i%r * ^ T* "r JL -?L -T MILLINER * v Such an opporfcunity does not often of goods should not let it pass. Tfc goods charged during this sale, j. w. N. B.?-Those having accounts wi \ will please settle promptly. I Alaroh 20 12 ' TTflrn A R R A For a chanee in ( SO ill ir we will, unui mi our Stock at Bed for CASH ONLY. FOSTER, WILK JM 2 F 1 Buitt'i Garden A FULL 8UPPLY of Btlsta GardSg Seeds, warraoUd to be ftrfih, end not IV*. vi of last year'a a took, at V 1 |JL,KA H. K. SMITH i^QO'S j nJT 0 ' oomingI H good j il I iods at greatly rcduce^H will oft it ou sonic 1*^H Shoes, I assimeresB 'lannels,u 7 a ?R TIIE CASH, as wc .11 Winter Goods. 1,1 :IT1I V. A. It A l>r3 A TTM Y CTFUI.LY, ) Sparks. 1 tr son & Son, R ^ . ENERAL BANKING apartment. TIONS MADE, 1NSUR \NCE. OR SMALL. AND WILL PROMISE TREATMFNT. JR BANK SdFES. GIII. 0 A TV T F1MTT.NT . M. Jk JL.1JL M-Jk JL.\ JL. 11 for the Fall trade, as well >ply of CASH,,, ' my entire stock at actual f The goods are new and J tion of purchasers, arc represented. q , SHOES, FATS,. IV s, , a! Y ETC. I oocur, and those in want lis is no hnmbug. No McLURE, Agt. ith me, not already paid, J. W. McLURE, Agt. : k r o S N G E )ur Business irch 1st., sell liftftrt "Rn/tafl W?wwvh JkVMVVMI I ( INS & CO ? If c THIS IS FOR YOU. C BE corns forwsnl and settle your ount with us as we are compelled to Respectfully, GRAHAM k SPARKS. * Wj VI B x ^5uW^^io^ypnco to all' is nion c unity, a nl every (lay i Ireadv good list# We have received another nd they are mark d to sell a on will find solid goods, ar.d < uy the same goods elsewhere, lats, Clothing, Trunks Earthenware, etc., at Good Soda, 4 cents a pound Good Soap 4 cents a pound. 200 Matches for 1 cent. Bad Thread, 1 cent a Ball Tacks, 2 cent a paper. Good Domct Shirt, 25 cents. Good Pant Joins, o cents a Good Calico, 0 cents a yard Good Cotton Checks, cent Good Sea Island, 5 cents a omc in and \vc will con\ otter than wo advertise to do HAI pril 10 FURN1 I am now located in Niclio specially for my business, and ood honest goods at lower pr AS A. TICKLER, I W hairs from 3 Gets to $20. Good hard wood beds, littec i centre, and Bracket rail, for GoOd large Bureau, with 12x SOFT TOP MATT Cornice poles, brass or wood Nice Plush Parlor suits for $ Bed room suits from $15.00 My line in all departments ii afore heard of in this State. : AM OLOi MY STOCK OF FAN IHAIRS, TABLES, A PICTURES, F rid. I invite a careful inspecti ssortmcnt is broken. I S JE FURNITURE 0 Matresses, Feathers, Carpets, Rugs, Matting, Pictures, SASH, D00T TTTlTrtT tin r ? mm, lube! I well not be undersold by ; ie me before you buy nnythini Not 20 Goods m If you wan soots, Shoes Clothing chea is we are goi >ur Business. RODGER< tap 6 8? vttiagr? TO GO. t* cotton is a very ?;ood rciiHort hard earned money where it-J* Hiis ye r demands 1 lint we all h possible, o nsumcrs cannot igh priced credit merchandise. r 11 a: K RACKET Is marked to conespoud with appreciated l>y the people o vj all n ' v c i ?t > n-irs to our i>ig lot ..r SAMPLE SHOES t and less than jobber*, cost, me-third cheaper than you can , Dry Goods, Tinware, rock bottom prices. yard. 1. 3 a yard, yard. rince you that we do even HESPFCTFULLY, IRY & BELK. 15 ] y _ [TURE. ? Ion's large storeroom, fitted up lam better prepared to furnish ices than ev- r before. ILL QUOTE A FEW. I with Fatent (love-tailed slat $2.00. 20 mirror, on rollers, $4.90. RESSES $2.00. trimmings, complete, 45cts. 33.00 to $75.00. 3 complete, and at prices never SIJNG OUT Y GOODS, SUCH AS RTISTS MATERIALS. RAMES, ETC., on of these goods before the F ALL KINDS. Frames Glass aud Putty, Cornice Poles, Window Shades. Baby Carriages, Battan Goods, IS. BLINDS, 1, LATHES, LIME. 1113' living mail. Don't fail to I in mv line. T. E- BAIIEY 47 otu. [UST GO. t Dry Goods, i, Hats and /p, call on us, ng to change fc PURCELL.