Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Dok't Discourage nm Bot'.?IIovo you " itopp id to consider t ho i (reel of your coinpl?? nls and disc meat upon (lit* boys on lie farm. Everybody seems to bo out < f joint in agr ' cultural nia'ters, nobody scorns sa'is- I fled on the Turn. boy an I night are spout in muruiurings and compltints nt special I afflictions th?t cotue to tarraeis, vrbile ihe farmsis themselves scent up in amis and ready 11 do harm to alt opposing forces. Is there not s>>nio plan by wbi .lt wo cm gain cur ends and lendjust matters that seen m out of joint, without so much o.mplaint and ^ bitternessT Such conditions havo a mojt ltuilful effect upon tbo younger members of the household, to soy uothiuz of tho damaging efftct upon our temper aui morals. llow cm se expect the boys to cultivate any degreo bf fondness for farm lite when they never hear anything pleasant in its puisuits? How can wc censure them as they grow up to mauliood f r abandoning tho nt.t i - Ma ? .v..uvoiihiu, wnen every zcpnyr Hiut played nmong its (lowers win turned to a sigh and a I iis bight. chetr into sadn'ess Still lenrv. . W? must hold on to good spirit', nt least in the prcsencaof the boys, until we can whip the terrib'e tight m on which we have entered. No man was ever ma le bolter by having the blues, nor better fit to t for a coniliet bccauso i f feeling sura lha' ho won d bu wh pjoi in fho fight. Youug spirits ate much easier bro'.io i than those who have weathered the storms or years. Ju?t as youug mules nra ruined for life by overtaxing ihoir strength the first year, so young bojs arc made prematurely old by puttiug upon the n the burden of cares beyond th ir jours. The raruier makes a grievous mist.ke who discusses his cares and his troubles in a complaining spirit in the jresonee of his boys, and lie pun tli-ir y.mng minds on aearoli for brighter Surroundings an t more pleasant prosjocts. Under all I tie complaints Ilia1 now burden the Una whit must bo tho ericvous cm sequence upon the young in bring n ; about iv demoralization that will bring it failure to our agriculture. Make the fu'ure of your children bright and happy by keeping them young in years and as far from ctre as possible.?Southern Cultivator. Proclamation iiy Gov. Tillman.?Tlio following Prodam ilion, issued by his Excellency Gov. Tillman, w.ll explain itsc f: \yhereaer The President f the United Slates, in acc rdance wi h the Act of Congress, has issued his proclamation setting apart Friday, the '21st day of October, n* a general lio'ilay cotutnetnora'ivo of tin dis covery of America by Christopher Columbus, and has invite I a 1 the people of the United $t?tcs to puv-ticipa e in the celebration of thgt day ; noil IPAerear, Tlio discovery of America was cue of the most glorious au 1 momentous events in tho history of tiro wor d, and cs- , I totally of this continent, In tha blos^ol consequents of which our people now so , richly partake. j v Therefore, I, Uenjimin It. Tilman, Goveroor of South Csiolina, do hereby appoint and set apart Friday, the lilst day of Goto ber, as a genera1 ho'idty and a day of thanksgiving. A id 1 inv t> tho | ooplo o South Carolina, qu tlmt day to abstnin front their eydtnary occupations as far as may be and to unite in such forms of prtva'o and public observance as shall duly celebrate me notable events here commemorated ainl express their gra'itude t> Almighty Go I for the blessings of iibirfy, peace and happiness which htve followed i\ Givea under my hand and iiio great fen' of the State of South Cavo in i this lilth day of Soptember in tli? ycir of our l.qrl one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. B. It. Tiixman, Governor. StltlI.OIl'8 Co.NSUMl'TION Cl/tir,.?This is , beyond question I ho most successful Cough Medicine wc have ever s>ld. A ft-w dosos UlSWp'fchft lUOIl-nllt H, Will d 1U wonderlui success in the cure of Consumption is without a pnra lei in the history of uiedic.no. Since its first discovery it bus been s >ld on a gua-an 03, a test which no other ir.clicinc can stand. If you have a Cough wo earnestly ask you t* try it Price 10c oOc and ?ll, If your lung? arc sire, chest, or back june, use Shiloh' Porous Plaster. Sold by H. K. Smith & Co. O Down Brakes.?The Columbia V.veuing Record to-day puhl shos a pretty good railroad droam ; v.^n'18 ougin to do warueu ot the fearful ganger tp be incurved in marrying vailroal men, espec ally brnkemen. It is reported that the o her night a member of tint Itntd working fraternity, living near the Richmond and Danville railronl shops, on being aroused from a dream of an impending crnsh was found by tho neighbors sitting bolt upright in bed holding his wife by (lie cars, having nearly twisted the poor woman's head off in bis intffeclpul exert ons to down brak($. His wife's scr eams he thought were theories of terrified passengers. A. Fatal Knock-Out.?Sioux City, la., Ool. 8.?William Duffy, better knowu as "Bdiy the. Kid." was knocked out at the Fashion Theatre, a notorious resort in Covington, Nob. by Ja^k iyeofo, a heavy-weight pfiep, aq easy fi?o rout.d contest, and died Witoin an hour afterwards. Kcefe and all the seconds nie under arrests, awaking the deoisioa of the coroner's jury. Comks Over to Cleveland.?Evansv lie, Ind., Oct. 8.?Hon. William Dudley Foulke, uurin^ uu ui it is uio ? jm uiijiuriib iuju') 1kfc can.and well kDown to tho country 09 one of the foremost advocate) of civil servico reform, ttddfigsetl a 'largt hudienoo hero io-nfght, urging tho cl ction of Cleveland od Stevenson Contrary to expectation, Ills argumool was btsel a'most exclus.veiy on the i&r.ff issuo. A Pkkaciikr Kili.kd nv a Tbaim.?High Point, N. C., October 3.?Tho well-known Methodist miuister, Hev. E. Crocker, was killed this morning at Jamestown hy a railroad train, ilia horse ran away and his buggy was struck by tbotrain while crossing the rat'road track, ami ho was thrown out 0 violently that ho died within a few minutes. ? Delinquent subscribers can coe h>w it will be from the following little paragraph ; "How is it with you?" naked the editor of the subscriber who was dying in arrears. "All looks bright before me," gtaped the sitbsoriber. "I thought so, said tho editor ^ "In about ten minntos you'll sec the blare.' W List of Lottsrs Remaining in the PostoHicc nl Union, for the week ending Oct. 7th, 181)2. Henri ettA Brandon |.Mis? Lorn Newbill Thomas Sanders. Persons calling for the abovo letters will please say if advertised, and will bo required to pay ode cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER. P. Jf. To Teaohorsof Union County. THE 21m of October having been set apart fur a Genoral Holiday, the Pnbllo Free school examination, will be held at Union 0. If., on Saturday, October the 1l<l. All teachers, white and colored, are expected to attead and to b?on hand promptly at 10 o'oloeV, A. M. If teachers will read I this notice oarofully, remembering the date, it wilt save a gr. at deal of c rrespondence. The t'nae is set fur Saturday, Ottober 22nd, nod the place wilt beat Union, 0. If. J. L, WALKER, S. Com. U. Co. Oet7 41 91 REPORT OF TH E CONDITION" OV Til K Merchants' & Planters' NATIONAL B A INK OF UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, At Union, in the State of South Carolina a: the c'oie of bueineu, September 80th, 1802. RESOURCES I, >ins find discounts $156,647 41 Oretdrofts, secure I and unseen, cd 944 61 U. S. Hoods to secure circulation 16,000 00 Stocks, securities, etc 8.891 72 Duo fry .i approved reserve ag'ls 6,481 67 Due from other National Banks 1,609 21 Due from Sta'c Dunk* and bankers 172 35 B ink'mg-liouso. furniture and fixture 1 2,000 00 Current expenses and taxes paid 1,134 65 Checks and other cash items 16 60 B lis of o'lirr bulks 400 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 176 18 Specie 8,473 16 Legal louder notes 1,000 00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer, (6 per ct of circulation) 675 00 Total $197,420 85 T I A III X ITiro *' illi&lili I IjO. Capital slock paid in.^ (GO,000 00 Surplus fund 60,000 00 Undivided profits 6,692 01 Notional llank notes outs'nuding 12,240 00 Dividends unpaid 110 00 Individual deposits subject to clieok .. 66,743 00 Due to other National lanks 736 84 Note* and til's ro disc unted 12,000 00 Total (197,420 35 Statu of Soutii Carolina, \ County of Union, ss ( I, George Munro, Cashier of the above named llank, do solemnly swear that the | above t-tnlement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, GEORGE MUNRO Cashier. Subforibed and sworn to before me this 5th d ?y of October, 1892. Geo. H. Oeteki., Notary rublio. ] Co it r ect? Attest: 11. L, Oo5S, 1 A. II. Foster, ! Director. F. M. Pakii, J TO BUILDERS; Office of Countt Commissioners, 1 j Union County, S. C., Our. 1st. 1892. J < NOTICE is hereby given that scaled pro- < posnls for the rebuilding of the Jail i Kitchen will be received at this cilice until October 21st. inst. I I'lnns and specifications cm bj seen and it 1 necessary informations obtained by call- t ing upon the Clerk of this Hoard. Ry order of the Board of County Com mis- 1 doners. ' Attest : CIIA8. BOLT, > Clerk ol Board. Sep 7 41 Jit. ' To County Crodltora, ANNUAL MEETING. Offior of County Commission r.ns 1 Union County, S. C. Oct. 1st, 189'2. j ALL creditor of the County who have c'aiuis against the County, not already examine 1 and upprovod, are hereby netified that they must present them to the Cleric of this Board on or before the first .d^y of November next, or their olaira? will be passed i to (he next fiscal year. All persons interested will govern themselves accordingly. By order of the Board of Couuty Comaivsinners, ....wrr umio. HUUI, Clerk of Beard. Sep 7 41 4t. TAX NOTICE. IIIEKKBY give notice that the tax levy for the fiso.il year commencing November the first, e gh'oen hundrel and ninetyone is: For State purposes 4J mills. For Ordinary County purposes, 4 J mills. For past Indebtedness 1 mill. For Interest on llailrcd bonds 3.} mills. For retiring Railroad bonds 1? mill4. For School purposes 2 mills. For Uui >n School District, Local, 2 mills. L will attend at the pl&oea, and on the days stated below far the purpose of colco iDg taxes : October loth. Saturday, Saniuo. 17 " Monday, Fish Dam. " lti ? Tuesday, Blackrock. " 19 ' Wednesday, Cross Keys, u 20 " Thursday, Qibbs. " *t Friday, Jonesvilie. ? 22 " Saturday, Kelton. 24 " Monday, Qowdeysville. " 25 " Tuesday, Wilkinsville. << Oil it IV? rta: ? t nt 1 ? ii cuiitTousjr, xiuiuor i\iuge. Tho balance of (he time, until the 15tb of December, in the Treasurer's office at Union. 4QIW P. THOMAS, Treasurer of Union County. Sept 10 08 4t. Sewing Machines From $10 Up. ?t 1 can furnish you with several of the best makes of the high grade Sewing Machines, on reasonable terms, and at the lowest pi ices, also GOOD SECOND HAND tyACHINES FROM $10 UP. To any person whose Machine or Musical Instrument I hare had to repossess because of failure of the purchaser to pay the installments when duo, I will give a SPECIAL discount now, if they desire to buy. S, M. Rice, Jr. E. U. P. S. Don'l forget that I sell some of the be t Pianos and Organs that are made. 8. M. RICE, JR., E. V. Sep 23 ^ 80 if When at Home. Hereafter i shall be in my otto* % Union, the first days of eaoh week. D. A TOWN8KND, is m tt I ~V ? ? I >*.0 * ** "' J '-* f .1. , THE UNION DRUG COMPANY THE UNION DRUG COMPANY Respectfully inf-rm the people of Union that they are receiving a complete STOCK OF NEW DRUGS ? AND ? All Kinds of Fancy Articles Usually kept in a completely equipped and well conducted Drug Store, such as TOILET 80APS. TOOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES, POWDERS OF THE BEST QUALITIES, ANb ALT, OTHER ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS. We intend to keep a complete stock o fresh goods in each department, and invito the public to try the quality of cur goods nnd our prices. Union Drug Company. Jan 29 5 tf Two Small Tracts of Land for Sale in Santuo. 1WILL sell before the Co.nrthouse door in the town of Uuion. on Monday the jeventh day of No?oniber. next, the following desotibed property; Two tracts of land sontaining sixty acres more or less, siuiatet my mile and one uml one-quarter miles respectively from Santuo depot. both of theso tracts have dwellings upon tlieoi; ono a two-story, and good orchard. Half of this last named tract is in stock pine xnd original Purchasers of those lands will he given until first af ./unitary to make payment. If resold at purchasers risk. Private sale will t>e uvtdo >f terms can ho ngroed upon. These lands otn he seen hy railing on the undersigned at his residence in Suitnc. J. II. RANDOLPH. Sop 30 40 4t Fine Lands for Sale. OIV PACOLF.T RIVER. BELONGING to the estate of Jo?inh Foster, deceased, will be sold in 0 different tracts. Plats can bo seen bv oallinir on thn Executor. Terms of sale?Ooo-ha'f cash, balance on 12 months time. ^JThe above lends will certsinljr^bc sold at T. L. HAMES, Executor. Sep 30 40 4t Attention, Hub Alliauces. Sub-Alliances are hereby notified to elect delegates to the Qnarterly Alliance which will meet at Union on Friday, October 14tb. It is important that every SubAlliance should be represented at that meeting by a full delegation. A. 0. LYLES, Sec'y. Sap 80 40 2t RICFIMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD CO Columbia and Qbf.bnvillr Division. Condensed Schedule, in effect Aug. 2S, 1892. Train* run by 75th Meridian Time. Qetween Columbia, Allstonand Spartanburg. Daily Dally No- STATIONS. No. 14. ll~20am Lv Columbia Arl G 05pm 12 10 pm " Allston 44 | 5 10 44 1 11 44 44 Carlisle 44 j 4 10 44 1 20 4 4 44 Sanluo 44 | 4 00 44 1 55 44 44 ..... Union 44 I 3 40 44 2 2 8 4 4 44 Faoclet. 44 2 48 44 2 bb p m| Ar opart an burg Lv | 2 10pm Between Columbia Senecaaud Walhalla. Dtily! j | Daily. No. 11_| STATIONS. | No. 12. 11 20am Lt Columbia Ar. G 05pm 12 05pm " Alston " 5 05 " 12 24 " " Pomnria " 4 48 " 12 43 " " Prosperity.... " 4 32 " 1 00 " " Newberry..? " 4 16 " I 05 " " llelcua .. ' 4 10 " 1 46 " " Chappell's.... " 8 81 " 2 25 " " Ninety-Six... ?? 3 00 ? 2 60 " " Greenwood... " 2 50 " 8 10 " " Hodges " 2 20 " 8 27 ? " . .... Donalds ? 2 11 3 88 " " Honea Path.. " 1 58 " 3 55 " Ar Bel ton Lv 1 40 " 4 05 " Lv Belton Ar 1 35 " 4 86 " " Anderson.... 1 15 " 6 18 M ? Pepilleton-... 12 45 " a a/\ n_ J r _ 1 n ia o W " la lupin 7 20 " Lv Bcneoa Ar 11 66am 8 00 pro Ar Walhallo Lv 11 16am 6'10 p m Ar Greenville... Lv 12 OOu'u Train* leave Spartanburg, A. ft C, Dl?Lsion, Northbound, 3.31 a. m, 8.10 p. m, 0.17 p. m. (Veatibuled Limited); South bound, 6.00 a in, 4.18 p m, 11.43 a. m., (Veatibuled Limited); Westbound, W. N. C. Division, 3.00 and 6.2o p. m, for HenJersonville, Ae^ev<Vo> *W<1 Hot Springs. grains leave Greenville, S. C., A. ft 0. Division, Northbound, 2.27 a m, 2.16 p. m., 6.24 p m (Vestibuled Limited); 8outh bound 6.10 a m. 6*24 p m, 12.86 p m (Veatibuled Limited) - Trains leave 8eneea, A ft C Division Northbound 1.00 a m 12.16 p m; South-, bound 7.68 a m, 7*11 P m ' PULLMAN CAR 8BRV1CB Pullman Palace Bleeping Car on Trains 0 10, 11, and IS, 87 and 86 on A * C Division. Pullman Parlor Cars on Trains Noa 18 and 14, betwoan Columbia and SpartanWI TORK, 8. H. HARDWICK, Osn'l Pass Agt , Assl Osn'l Pass Agt Washington D. 0. Atlanta, Oa. V B McBEB, SQL HAAS. qeaU Supt Trafflo Mgr Csloaibia, S 0. Washington D C If H QRBEN, Osn'l Mg'r, Washington D C N E DEY G We are now opening a new we offer cash buyers oun ho: Our SHOE stock is complete to be bottomed with LEA cheafi gl In the GROCERY line we arrive at $4.00 to ? TOB ACqO! All J .p rrnn a rnn < . *xn giuues 01 iium bo su SHELF AND J SHELF GOODS, CAKES AI VARII HORSE M: We have ordered a lino of and in fact try to keep oven NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOC Your Mch -1 NEW FAI. NOW OPEN NO I Our buyers have just returnc where they bought a large am to suit all the trade onueb/ OIIL First, we will say that our si we are prepared to make you st closest buyer. We have some line. Call and see them. Dress Goods, Sti In Dress Goods we are prcpai and at very reasonable prices, In Staple Goods, such as Pr the new things in Cotton Goods M I I, Tu \ A WORD TO THE LADIES : Our Millinery Department sc tion, because the ladies always son there. We can show you j 11 the n nets, and Trimmings of every k get first choice. You will always find us wi goods, and the very lowest pric YOURS VERY RE GRAIL Jan 22 Determined to by 1st J Having decided to give all of my time to another and better pro-' fession, I have decided to :quit the Mercantile business. Ia Hardware, Gnus, B u g c FOR THE H rVQTTTYT'T \ xi vy v/x ?xjxyx JL UW i^v.> T W. D Sep 23 8: RODQER & Goods k * .' '' "I 'l .N^'f' w OODS. stock of DRY GOODS which at reasonable prices. I? (i n n \r Hi b 1 U L IV . , and we guarantee every pair .TilEli, 110 paper filling. ROCERIES. can fill your bill. Flour to $ 4.50 per barrel. T O TJ O < > : which the most fastidious can ited FANCY GOODS. Ml) CRACKERS OF MANY ZTIISS. ? "? X ? : v T ? ?. > \ X LJ jLjILS ill li I . HORSE MILLINERY, tiling the public may need. OR PRICE ANY OF OUR )I)S. R E SP EC T F U L L Y, ig iz Hunter. 10 * II" ,L GOODS, v 1XSPKCTIO X. d lVom the Northern inark< t.', 1 well assorted stock of goods IBs,' ^noes. took of shoes is imiQense, and >mo prices tliat will catch the specialties to oiler you in this Uli floods, Etc. 'C'-l to oiler y?u kodic beauties, too. hits, Ginghams, and all , we have a very large stock. TV S3 SS IkT . ems to be the centre of attracfind the novelties of the scale w shapes in Ifats and Bonind to match. Call early and ith a full stock of first class ICS. 1SPECT FULLY, im & sparks. 5 ?f . On it. "RiisrinAsa XAy blA \J Jim? V9L KJ.aL.JLX \J KJ KJ anuary, Some rich bargains in store for the people of Union County for the next 90 days, Staves, Harness and HES. P O 'P O AS11. N'T ASK. I MEAN BUSINESS. . BEWLEY. ) 8(0 "URCELL'S [UST GO. Is still ahead and will Shoes, Hats, C] Goods, Notion Glassware, T All of which were bough C3 the same way. While in the Northern 1 picking np some rare bar bought at less than half tl iron-clad will?put on one cl matter how cheap we buy ask ourselves how much c how cheap can we sell it. You cannot afford to Inr looked through our iminens O self ou prices. Wo wish to call especial i Men's Youth's and Hoys olo ever soon in Union before. VlTV I'llUl lllo/ll." Come in and lot u.s show some prices. J HAR April 10 NEW G Latest Styles Lowe: I I _ We arc now receiving our T_ 7TT ULA x:i x> ii x AND A HE HEADY TO SHOW FUR NOVELTIES, JACQUARD C] ILLUMINi rin:\'i)oY Di.MiM.v nunrnnn / wimiuh\ iniiiurA DjiUrwun l WITH A FlLL LINE OF T We bought these goods ( choicest selections, and that \ made lip in ample time. WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST S H 0 For Men, Ladies, Misses and ( in Union. CALL EARLY, BEFORE Till FOSTER, WII J nn *J 1 ARE 15 ABREAST I If not, just ro rl carefully, and you wit times. Cotton is very low in price, nod :i i classes of tncrclian lise must bo down at R My buyer ia now hick from tho Nortl tho past 30 days, picking up uargaius at you sucti inducements as uiy competitors r My stock is large, ami selected with tlu lines : Dry Goods, Notions, Mil Shoes, Trunks, Tinwart I can ouly call your attcntioa to a few ol to offer you. One word to tlio Ladies, first : TVT MILLINERY! I'Liis is tho line of g< have secured tho services <>;' MISS MAR establishment in tho country. She conies ono of tho best Trimmers ? nt out from tf took advantage of nil the Fall openin s of Raltimou*. 'J he stock is Live and coi LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. Read these tew of the uiany bargains Ih f>000 yds Dress l'nnts worth ~\c for Gc. . A f>000 " Piedmont Shirting, 4^0. T 6000 " Dress I'lanls, 4.]c. T 100 Do'/.iu Spools Cotton, 200 yds spools, 2c. T A goad all Lea her whole stock shoe, 7oc. L A big line of Dcun.mcr's sampies, cotiuit kerchiefs, Gloves, Over-shirts, Shawls, locket Rooks, Laundried and Unlaundriot WHOLESALE TRICES. This is a n bargains. ALL WOOL-FIl LING JEANS, CENTS PEI Come at once aud you will find tbat I t every artie'e a? advcitised. J. Mcta 20 --nYORK KET. soon be chuck full of loth ng, Dress ls, Crockery, Inware, etc. t cheap I'or cash, and go narkct we succeeded in gains. Lots of goods icir value. We have an lose profit and stop, no an article. We do not :an we get for it? But y goods until you have 0 stock and posted yourUtcntion to our stock of thing. Nothing like it O O Prices range from the suits. our goods and give you RESPECTFULLY, RY & BELK. 15 ly 1 jT\ c ^ s tUUUd! 3" -/ st Prices !!! Fall and Winter stock of ^oo THE LATEST EFFECTS IN ElEPONS, VTED DIAGONALS, 'ORDS, HENRIETTAS, ETC., RIMMINGS TO MATCII. airly, in order to get tlie :lie Ladies may get them AND CHEAPEST LINE OF > E S children, ever shown before E STOCKS AllE BROKEN. .KINS & CO if SITII THE TIMES? 1 l?c enlightened. Those are tough m ill crop being made, noeessarily all JUlv BOTTOM PRIONS, ior11 market*, w.iere lie has been for prices which will enable mo to offer lannot meet. i greatest care and taste in all these linery, Clothing, Hats, q and Crockeryware. f the many bargains which I am able ILLINERY! MILLINERY! ><ids that you are all interested in. 1 TIN, lite with the largest miliinery among you highly recommended as io Morth. Before coming South she tho largest Fancy Goods Stores in nplcte, and prices guaranteed to bo at I am now offering for salo. good pair Men's Boots $1.37c. he host Still' lint ia the State, 50c. lie Best Soft Felt, full shape, $1.00. lie Bost Men's Suit of Clotnos, $3.60. ailios Jackets worth $8 and $10, for only $3 ding of Underwear, Hosiery, HandItVanina^AM niiiMv-.? n?i . wrvtun^'iP) VU11VIIWU O iV JII \^UU **t 1 Shirts, and lots of email wares jnt aro opportunity for scouring genuida % GUARANTEED, ONLY 20 R YARD. ?m not "blowing," but can show y?t? W. McLTJRE, Ag't. iii r it a A