Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

, B?ik Rowom Foiled?W??erijr, Km., Jan. 28.?Yesterday iftmuoa two ataakod to entered the front deor of the Warerly Book, and cortring Oshier l>onll ood Assistant (Vhi?t-C?aterw with their rerolT?r?, co?-lljr proceeded to teb the roult a??t o?sb drawer*. TTiiii* I litis engaged. Mr. OTieiil, a a?er?Kid', entered the bonk to make o deposit. At the risk of hi* life, Durall to'led to hiiu t > run and alarm the ctisens. O'Neill ran oeriti the a'reet to give the alarm. The robber* ran for the r hor-e*. which was io the alley tehind the bank. They were closely pursued by o number of citizens. Foremost in the pursuit w*? A S. Ingleioan. As tlie first robber leaprd into his saddle he turned and fired at Ingteman. sending a ball through his heart, killing him ins'ontly. A fosi'ade of shots fsMowcd, bat the robbers got away. Ab?ut two miles from tewn thsy the>r hot see had been killed and their sranjunition exhausted. Do You Want A Public Urncit.?There are 180,000 offices within the gift of the new Adminis ration, ami now is the time for those tee Iting pub'ic employment to take pioper steps to secure one of these lucrative positions. All who are interested sh uld at eoce scud for a copy of the Uoited States Blue Book. It is a register of all Federal offices and employments in each Sta'o au I Territory, the Biatrial of Columbia and abroad, with their vnlsrtfB, emoluments and duties; shows who is eligible for appointment, questions asked at examinations, kow to make an application and how to push i' to success, and gives oesides a rot amount of Important and vauab.e iiifermaiioa re I a. tire to Government positions never before published. Handsomely lound in colli. i> - - - * - itr-.M I .JJ i. Vf 10pf It# uciiie, y |"i .ivic, nnu cash, Enrron Union 1'imu, Union, S. C. Jan. 27-4-41 A Lkadcr.?Sinca its first introductio n, Elaelric Bitters bos gaine<l rapidly in p opular favor, until now it ia clearly in the trad among pure me tical tonios and alteratives ? containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or inioxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Moiuach, Liver or Kidneys. It \ will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion. Constipation, and drive Ma'arial from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with celt bottle or the money will be refunded, l'rice ouly 50c. per bottle. Sold by B. F. Tossy. Siiii.oii's Consumption Cube.?This is beyoud question the most successful Cough Medicine wo hnve eversild. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup and Bronohit s, whi'e its wonderful V fltll ft ftara'fcl in tho Liatnry of mettlcinc. Since its first discovery it hns been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other nicJicine can stand: If you have a cough we earnestly nsk you to try it Price 10c 50c and $1. If your lungs arc sore, chest, or back lainc, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold hy II. K. Smith & Co. ANawBit This Question. ? Why do so many people we see around us aecm to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by indigestion, Constipation, Dizzinis', Loss of Appetite, C 'ining up of the food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we wi 1 sell them Shiloh's Vi>a lizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by II. K. Smith A Co. SHI LOU'S CATAKRII REMEDY. A marvelous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth and Headache. Willi each bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for the more succcs>ful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Piiee ">0c. Sold by H. K. Smith & Co. GRAHAM &. SPARKS will close out a big ot of .Mens' lints, regardless of cost, for the next few days. Now is your time to fit up the hraj. List of Letters Remaining in the l'ostottice at Union, for the week ending Feb. 3rd, 1803. Miss Betsey James J Mr A H Loveless Alts^Magret A Robinson. Persons calling for the above lettdrs will please say if advertised, and will be required to pay one cent for their delivery. J. C. HUNTER. P. M. MONEY, MONEYr ALL persons indebted to us by note or uccunt will bear in mind, (list all account* now standing or past due, wc nut-1 c lleci. So please com? forward aid sc tie rantc without further notice. Respectfully, GRAHAM & SPARKS. Feb It To the Cotton Planters of Union County. FOR every twenty bushels of col ton seed you wdl ilc i?or ut our Mill, I wi 1 allow you live hundred pounds of our Manipulated Standard Guano -the guurnnleed analysis of which will he, two and one-half per cent, amnion a, eigli' per cent, of pins phoric acid and two per cent, pola-li. Or for twenty bti9hcls of seed, I witl give yc-n four hundred pounds of prima Cotton Scad Meal. The question for you to cinsider is, which is best for your use ? tweuly bushels of Cotton See I or fivo hundred pounds of Standard Uunno ? W. E. THOMSON, I're?. Union Oil & Man'f'g Co. Feb 3-o If ? WILLIAMSON, GILBERT CO., ^ WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS, ENGRAVERS & DIE-SINKERS. All kinds of Medals and Radges for Secret Fraternities made to order. Watch and Clock repairing- Pl?i? mncy Engraving a specialty. Gold and Silver Hating scientifically done. Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. Respectfully, Union. S C. W. 0. & CO. Jan. '27-4-ly Notice to Trespasser*. ALL persons are prohibited from hunting, tishiug, cutting timber, making roads, or trespassing in any manner on my lands lying in Union county nenr Lecklmrt Shoils, and on Hroad River near Mount Tabor. Those violating these orders w.ll be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. CM ltS. FIUNCES MURI'IIV, Charleston, 8. C. | Jan. 27-1-lt The State of South Carolina. N UNION COUNTY. Wti.i.tam Mrsno, r( <il, vs. S. M. Kick < / ?/. IN obedience to nu order made in the above stated case. I will sel1, on Sules?l^p(pe(Wy?t*"rel)rii!iryp 18'Jd, nt Union C. II., during the legal hours of sale, all that lot tl land in the Town of Union, on which Jesse Uavis now resides, containing one an I a I half acres, n.ore or less. ' TEH MS OF SALE : One-third cash, the balance in one year [ froai day of silc. The purchaser to give ! bnn<t and m rtgage of the premises for bal ? ancc of tlie purr base nionej. I U. H. I'EAKE, ft minster fur Union County. F Mast'-r's Office, Jan. It, 18'Jd. I Jan. 20 o 3t. \ * ... v - ? SHERIFF'S SALES. 1 FOR FEBRUARY, 18M. J BY tirtu? of rundry 't ? ? i i .ii. nii before Ike Court lloatt doe", <n >he T?w? of Union, m Monday, the sixtk day of February next, daring Ike Itpl hour* of Sbrif'i ml , the follow- ( ing de-cribsd proper- y, t -wit: | Onetret >f lend b*l >nging to ike estate f J. H. Ci-ktnan, dee ased, s tuaie, ly*ng i d be-tig in Jo?es?ille Township, Union Cunnlr, containing one bundted and s i I a- res. more or le?s, bounded by lands of W. I T. I.it'l* joint, Mrs. Ann Fiaon Kniglit Ft-s- * ter, W. II, \Y?l'-ate end ilc-met lead exemption, rvt ?(T lo the widow and children of J. il. (!-<hin*p, deceased. Levied on and lo be so'.u ns the p'operty of J. H. . Colemnn, deceased, at the su Is of W. T. Littlcjolin a-.d W. F. llryant. pltT-, agaiust J. II- MrK'ssick as aduk'r of J. II. Co'einan, dtf't. 1 ALSO, One inet <f 1 ?ti I belonging lo Obadiah I Tate, sl'nnte, lying and being in Union County, containing one hundred acres, more or less, bonude by lauds of Mrs. Mania Shell. Benjamin Perao?\ Miss Martha Ann Phillips a:id tIt- estate of/. ichsrialt Phillips, v deceased, le i d <>n and lo be add as the 1 property of Obadi-It Tate, et the suit of J. A. | Carry ns ad u'r of D. W. Tate, pl'ff, against Obadi-ih T"?c, Jif'l. ALSO, Four tracls of land belonging to W, S. Gregory, situate, lying and bring in Cross Keys Township, Union C<-uuty. II nic trod?containing sovcnty-s'x Acre!*, more or Km, h an Jed by Unda of G..S. . Gregory, I t 1-TW flf V 1*. Wlipff km! H Homestead exempli -n of W S. Greguy. Purser tract?cont lining one hundred nn l nin?ty acres, ni"ro or less, bounded by binds of J. T. Layou, G. 3. Gregory and Wiley Lawson. Tjgor River I met?containing three hundred nnd si* acres, imrc or less, bounded s by lands of Wesley IIol i*, James I'. Lsyton, Mary Howard, Lydia Sheldon, and waters of Tyger River, One tract of land known as a portion of Green lldl tract, containing fifty-;wo acres, t more or less, boun ted by l.nls of the estate r of William Ray, d-cc sed. rt. ?i/. Levied on and to be so'd ns the pro|e?t\ of W. S. Gregory, nt the suit of James T. Lay ton, pi*ff, ngaiost W. S. Gregory, deft. ! J.G.LONG, S. U. C. Sheriff's Office, January 14, 180ft. Jan W)-ft-3t . ( WAR DECLARED AT LA8TS ' xi,? ? W.iwui i?ta?y : ?r January, H5TW, at the Cheap Cash Red Front Hardware Store of SCOTT BROS. No blood to be shed, no lives to bo lost. j We make war upon no man to take his ^ life Rut we have declared war upon high prices and long profits on all goods sold by us. We have ho:s:cd our banner and will show no quarters. We fear no competition for we have res jived and are determined to se 1 our goods, such ns Carpcnier and Blacksmith Tools, . Flows and Plowstocks, Axes, Shovels, ' lloes, Nails, Horse Shoes, Rocket and Table Cutlery, Cook and Ilctting Stoves, Wagon and Buggy Materia', Wagon and Buggy Harness, Saddles, Buggies and all ktnds of goods fouud in a first class Hardware store, at the very lowest livcand-let-live prices. We mean nil we say. It'you doubt, mnrcli to the Red Front aud walk rigbt in nud let us convince you by giving you prices. ? We are selling a lot of the best Pittsburg steel plows at 3.1 cents. Cook Stoves, with everything complete, fur $10.00: nice opeu lJuggy f. r $40.00; * top Buggy for $00.00. All other goods at l>ke reduction'. Come and t give lis a trial and be made hnnnv. n tul ** ? *! ?' I Bu lmp| y, IOO. Very Respectfully, * SCOTT BROTHERS. J a n 20-3, tf c RICHMOND & DANVILLE llAILKOADCO F. W. Iluidckoper and Reuben Foster, re a ceivc?s. Com:muia/ano Grrksvillb Division i Condensed Schedule, in clTcct Nov. *20, 1802. Trains run by 75th Meridian Time. Between Charleston, Columbia, Albion and O JIU I I iiu UUIg. Daily I I Daily No._13. | STATIONS. [No^ 14^ 0 50 a miLt Charleston ArilO 30pm j 3 5(1 p in| " Columbia " | 1 20 " 1 30 44 j 44 Allston ' .12 40 ' 23 " | ' Carlisle * J11 41am 5 32 " [ " Sanluc " (11 30 44 6 AO " I " ... . Union 44 (11 17 0 23 " I" Pacjlct " ,10 44 44 t 0 AO 44 |At* Spartanburg Lvjltt 20 44 10 10 p rolAr Ashevillc L* j 7 00 *' a 1 Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca and Wulhalla. Daily. I | Daily. No. 11 j STATIONS. [ No. 12. 0 60 a mil.v Charleston Ar,10 30pm 11 20 44 | 44 Columbia " | 0 OA " 12 05 p in| 44 Alston 44 | 5 13 44 12 23 44 44 Pomaria 44 4 67 44 12 42 44 44 Prosperity.... 44 4 40 44 12 57 44 44 Newberry 44 4 25 44 1 01 44 44 Helena 44 4 20 44 . 1 38 44 44 Chappell's.... 44 3 3 8 44 2 17 44 44 Ninety-Six... 44 3 15 44 2 37 44 44 Greenwood... 44 2 63 44 . 2 65 44 44 Hodges 44 2 2 9 44 j 3 12 44 44 Donalds 44 2 1 1 44 1 *14 a a a a 11 ~l),.tl. ?a 1 .".O n 1 O AO ...... 11UI1CU 1 Mill.. * | ? '?" ; 3 43 ' 'A Lv 1 40 44 d 4 05 41 |Lv Helton Ar 1 35 44 ' 4 3 5 44 | 44 Anderson.... 44 1 15 44 5 1 8 44 J 44 Pendleton*... 44 12 45 44 h 0 00 44 Ar Seneca Lv 12 10pm * <i 32 44 Lv Seneca Ar 12 10pm 7 00 pm Ar Walhalla Lv 11 40ain 5 00 p ro Ar Greenville... I.v 12 OOn'n Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Divi- 0 sion, Not thbound, 4.00 a. m, 3.48 p. n?, t 0.00 p. ro. (Vestibuled Limited); South bound, 1.56 a ui, 3 36 p m, 11.37 a. ro., (Vestibuled I.imi:ed); Westbound, W. N. C. Division. 6.50 p. m., for Hen lersonville, Ashcville and Hot Springs. Trains leave Greenville, S. A. & C., g Division. Northbound, 3.07 a m, 2.26 p. m., ' 5.08 p ro (Vestibuled Limited); South bouud 3.07 a in, 4*42 p ro, 12.2 8 pro R (Vestibuled Limited) y Trains leave Seneca, A & C Division Northbound 1.36 a in, 12.15 p in; South- ^ bound 4.38 a in, 6.30 p in I Trains Nos* 11 and 12 on the C. and G. Drision, and Trains 13 and 14 on the A. and * S. Division will run solid to and from CharIt* t->n over the S. C. It. It. PULLMAN CAH SERVICE ? Pullman Sleeper on 13 ami 14 between Charleston and Asheville, via Columbia and Spartanburg. Pu'lmun Palace Sleeping Car on Trains U 10, 11, and 12, 37 and 3s or. A k C Division. W A TURK, S. II. IIARDW1CK, f Gen'l Pass Agl Asst Geu'l Pass Agt Washington D. C. At'anta, Ga. * V E MoUEK, SOL HAAS. Gen'l Snpt Traffic Mgr s Columbia, S C Washington D C W II GREEN, Gen 1 Mgr, Washington D C NO RACKET! BUT r Solid Facts." / [ Great Reflnetlon in Prices 1 A. T th to iEDBEN T. GEE'S; i v nr.l.tp a r.>>) it/v> nt v Inclc nil I fleet ??o? ckango in my business, ] II lave decided to offer goods at tbc vwy *nwrsl living price*. Jeans ut 25cts, sold for 33e Jeans at 33 1-3. sold for 40ots. Clothing suits at $15.00 priced 18.00 t Clothing suits at 814 50 prioed $15. J CI'thing suits at $9.00 priced $10. JYLHOOATft 1WTI BC SOLD. In order to close out sonic lines of iliocs I have doeided to sell them at uud BEL.OVV COS T 1 LOT OF BOOTS AT GREATLY at REDUCED PRICES. y< [ call especial attention to my CHAS. IIE1SER pi $3 SHOE. \s nlio hia li??J ?3c.wod nnj (land iVclts. tho very best goods for tho price. TO THE LADIES: I offer the >rctticst line of custom made bhocs in he town and guarantee every pair, You will find upon my counters Prints t 5 cents, formerly sold at 8 l-3o. Examine and be convinced that uiy ine of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS HOSIERY p AND GLOVES Aro equal iu quality uud price to the rory best and honest. All-wool undershirts and Drawers to natch of the very best quality. ^ iTutn of tno very latest styles and fc )rices as low as can be bought anyvbcre. Ladies Cloaks, just from the fact* ry ftho very latest styles, which must be old. A lot of Ladies Jackets (last season V) t cost iliawls, Blankels anil Comforts. o Stationery, r Paper and Kovclopcs for the Ladies Pencils Pads, 5cts and upwards. Legal and Foolscap paper. Pens, Pon Holders and Ink. HANK BOOKS CHEAPER THAN EVER, ^ Couie ami see my immeusi stock and >o convinced that I can sell you almost inythioa; you want, and 1 am dctcrnincd that I will not bo undersold. I MEAN iiUSINESS , REUBEN T. GEE. Nov. 15 47 tf NOTICE! 1111E partnership heretofore existing under the tiroi name of FOSTER, WILKINS & CO., r,4 vti oy mutual consent on the list day of December, 1802, Mr. William Yilkins retiring. The business will b.> continued hereafter >y A. II. Fostkr, (Jko. II. Orp/.ri. ami B . P. trtiii'r, under the firm name of A. H. FOSTER & CO., | rho will endeavor to maintain the reputation p. f this old house in supplying the wants of lie people wun FIRST-CLASS GOODS ?AT? iREATLVREDUCED PRICES. ^ Wc nlso lake this opportunity to notify II persons iodehtet to tUe firm of Foster, Vilkins & Co., thnt payments must be made t once in order that the old business may >c Mottled up. an 20-3--It. IOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE p. t OFFER the house and lot on Mountain street known as the 11IX HOUSE, for ale. L' t contains two acres. Terms easy, tpply to G. P. GARRETT, Spnrtanburg, 8. C. Jan 13-2-tf. MILLIN ER \ , j| JFST receiecd from the Northern Mar- U keta, a choice select irn of M illincry. [ J .ATKST STYLES ANI) LOWEST PRICKS. Always pleased to show goods and giro atisfaciion to customers. MRS. JAS. GRANT. Oct 14 42 If. _1 JjVEW Y jFLEET XT E New ' t?k$sg Stuck, and find th e largest business in tlic history o r? many Winter Goods on hand. Taf*ho8C who arc in need of such Blankets, Overec eans, "l^gassimer ' v IlBavy Dress Goods Now is yotir time to get them, us , their real value; hut you can get )ur own prjfee. Thanking!you fur past favors, a 'osperous I$ew Year, we remain, Respectfully L ^ J, W, jBL | v Preparatory ttock, January JiA vill -close out ; foods at very 1< Some of Grimb n hand will be easonable offer aake regardless ost. f YOUNG & H A. IL FO-STi Jf AKE your preparation by laying in your ] irly. Wc arc prepared to make you close f lowing supplies: KES, BRIDLES, BELLOWS, uojjlaus, fuuivh, uk fixtures, ii ames, 3jttle shoes, jOWS of the rest and mo trace chains, spades, and everything tiie far ONEST GOODS! HO HONEST TREA X; EAR INGS! Year, Ilavc just finished at although we have done f our career, we still have i goods ns >ats, Shawls, es, Flannels, t Otilings. Etc., we arc not holding them what you wish at almost nd with best wishes for a McLTTRE, Ag't. v.-.. > * to taking30th, we any of our 3W figures. all stock still sold for any anyone may i of what it [enter. or & cor s for the New Year plantation hardware igures for SPOT CASII on the BLACKSMITH TOOLS, [NDSTONES AND HORSE AND NAILS, ST DESIRABLE SHAPES, SHOVELS, WHIPS, NEEDED ON M. NEST PRICES!! TMENTI!! * .. . i """ ? TH NEW \ RACIi # YOUR MONE ???? m Wh have been in Union ni but in thnt short time v people Uundrads of dollar a o Hats, Shoes, Dry Good ami this year with our inei propose to save you more tli past. The year 1802 brought n trade. But wo expect 189!] much, for the people are fat they cannot afford to pay t long one hundred per cent. < can be bought at close cash Broken lots of Olothill Jeans, Blankets, Dre to be closed out in the next will 1>e soua^yare plums for i No trouble to show our gc look through, whether you 1 VEltY RESPECTFULLY, HARI 1 April 10 It NEW FALL NOW OPEN FOR Our buyer? have just returned fr where they bought a large and w to suit all the trade. Shoes, Shoe: First, we will say that our stock we arc prepared to make you some closest buyer. We have some spec line. Call and see them. Dress Goods Sta] In Dress Goods we are prepared and at very reasonable prices, too, In Staple Goods, such as Prillt the new things in Cotton Goods, w M I L. K T\ A WORD TO THE LADIES : Our Millinery Department seem tion, because the ladies always fin son there. We can show you r 11 the new nets, and Trimmings of every kind get first choice. You will always find us with goods, and the very lowest prices. YOURS VERY RESP (iRAHAl Jan 22 <> TO BUILDERS: T) A Lot of second-hand 10x12 window hdkIi in good condition, for vole. Also H I'inzza Pillar*, w A caps and bases, perfectly new and aou.>d. II. M. STOKES. N TO THOSE INDEBTED. ALL persons indebted to W I). llcwley, by mortgage, note or account, must (;00(] make payment lo me by the l<r?ili < f Fcbruary, 1893, or Hiiit will be commrned. After ^.ju that <!ate a'l mortgages will be foreclosed. .. . J*. 8. STOKES, Trial Justice. J#n 27-4-21 - Mad Bank Stock for Sale, ?0'" La TY11VK shares of the Merchants and 1'lanU cor J I' ers National Hank of Union, belouging to the estate of Mrs. Mary Qoudelock, de- Jji censed, will be offered for sal* before ihe Courthouse door ai Union, on Monday, ^ (Salesday) the 6th day of February, neil. W. L. GOUDELOCK, Ex'r. \T < Jau 0 1 4t* f 7 Jtidg Dissolution of Partnership. JJJ,' THE firm of Horn \ Holms, h'retofore Adm existing at Cross Keys, Union Co., 8. tor, i C., is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Al all claims having been settled. Eigne t this, said the 28th day of December, 1892. attes CLAUDE T. ltOVD, mnk W, D. I1ULL18. Cross Keys, 8. C. i Jan 20-3 4i J a QRK Lilil. Y SAVED. >t qui to two yorrs, ro have saved tlie n their OlOtlllUg, is, Notions, &c., pcased facilities, wo tin we have in the is a tremendous big ? to bring double as ?t finding out tlmt lie time merchants on goods when they prices at the RACKET. jL: g, Shoes, Hats, ss Goods, dec., few weeks. There somebody. )ods, so come in and want to buy or not IY & BELK. ? , GOODS, IXSPECTION. oin the Northern niarkc ts ell assorted stock of goods s, Shoes. of shoes is immense, and prices that will catch the unities to offer you in this -0 lie Goods Etc., io oiler you some beauties, ;s, Ginghams, iiiul all e have a very large stock. E R Y . s to be the centre of attracid the novelties of the seashapes in llats and B011to match. Call early and a full stoclc or first class E TFULLY, 1 ?b Sl'AHKS. If IG AUCTION ! KXT NALKSDAY, FEB. Ctli, 1803. Clock", Sewing Machines, and all kin<!< hristmns Goods, such as Toys, l'lu h Is, Chinaware, nice Gla*sw>ire, Fii > d BDque and China lamps, Dolls, Ac. offer the largest Doll ever seen 'ii n for sale at auction, lis will be n rare chance to get a gou I liine, Clock, or other valuables, for lit e ?7 .dies are especially invited ; they ar.ially asked to come inside of the Stor*. S. M. HICK. l?., 12. I . in 13 9 41 Jotice of Final Discharge UTICE is hereby given that by pern V slon of Hon. Jauies M. (lee, l'roini* e for Union county, I will, on the 7th ?f February, 1893, make my iua) tc and apply for Letters Disniissory, nistralor of the estate of 8nltna . iJeceased. I {persons having claims against t .?? estate, must present them, prop-r y ted, and all persons indibted mils e paymeut to roe < n or before ibal < iiv. 8. M. KICK, JR., Adm'r Snlioa Sart . ,n. 13 2 4t. 4 . *