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m f b "a dikrnim exhibition "?cadgrni. K au McLmHi, in h>a on bit prodeceesor, dietingu abed birnse'f. He hai i lomt c'ain to 'bmrtam," but woefully deftc enl in good breeding antl r:-.. !*L ->>cmp< to tie ihn fit me of Col ?L-^fc'h?kbouee ( ik? "Tillman BOTMeal," hfeEm^r^tarifebfc effort to twMirrh the gool name of ^Mf juitot iii *v#mktv whs pretending io eulogiie and to the 8tate 1 himself as ignorant of tbo i1 _> history of the State as he was of u>? pr>pti |>rit ti* s of the occasion. So far front re- 1 preying talent, we venture to say thai no State in the Union eouUI p iny^ so large a number it distinguished men who were | "self-made''?men who rose from obscurity and poverty by their own efforts, or who were sided in obtaining ?u education and a , alert in life by tha Stale er iis more fortunate ciliieae. we might name as examples. Ceorge McDuffie, Dr. Tharuwell, Mr. Mourn ingcr, nod scores of others whoso names true 8oath Carolinians will never let die. And a living example is found in Mr. Mc- , Laurie's own town in the person of one of the ablest judges on the bench. Col. SUckhouse wea a good man. He was himself ai honorable example of the 1 "old South"?brave, patiiot c, kindly. No South Carolinian will object to any praise ef Col. Slack bouse. It is the indecent, disgusting tirade against South Carolina that will make South Carolinians ashamed ef 1 CoL Smckhouse's successor. I "rirrmrri'TiTTitflT riighul _ Wis., was troubled w;th Neurnjj a and Ubeumai'sm, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was stfeeted to an alarming degree, appetito fell away; and he wag terribly reduced in flesh aud strength. Three bottles * of Electric ltiitcre cured hiui. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III., bad a running s >re on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles ot' Electric Bitters aud sevan boxes of Buckleu's Arnica Salve, an I his leg is sound and well. John Spencer, Catawba, O , had five laige fever s res en his leg, doctors s?id ho was incurable. I, .(ilu El,<r.tric Kilters and one box Buckleu's Amici S.ilvc cured liiui entirely. Soli by B. F. I'osey Druggist. ^ TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. ^ w. k. fowlkr. The following resolutions were passed by the Union County Assembly of the Knights of Labor at the la?t regular meeting. Jan. 28tb, 18i) I: Death has tuken from our companionship and association our dear brother, W. K. FOWLER. The sadness is intensified when ? - ' i? u.-? u~ ?- t.L-an awaxin the meridian of life and in the height ornis Usefulness, with the cares of a family res'ing on hitn nnd surrouuded by many devoted friends. We are satisfied that our dear brother, whose life was character.zed by purity and who wns just townrd his fellow men and, above all, was so trusting in his relation to hie God nnd Savior, that his soul is now at rest. We deem it appropriate to offer the following resolutions : ' / lieaolvtd, That in the death of Brother Fowler we have l int a capable officer, a kind brother, a devoted friend to our order, an t the country a useful citizen. Reaolved, That we extend to the sorrowing family of Brothor Fowler our lenderett sympathies in this great bereavement, an l that our Master Workman or Seoretary be instructed te furnish the family of Brother Fowler a cipy of the memorial paper, and that we request its pub'ioation ia ou^ county paper, tho Union Timks. J. H. Blanton, Master-Workman. m We have a speedy and positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth *od bcaduche, iu SHILOIl'S CATAR1U1 llEMEDV. A nasal injector free wi/h each bottle. Use it if you desire health aud sweet breath Price 60c. Sold by II. K. Smith & Co. CiiK.ii' Hates to the Inauguration.? Grover Cleveland, fjr the socond time will stand in the portico of tho beautiful National Capitol?on March 4th, 1803?and be inaugurated President of the United Stater. What a great event that will be, and what a countless multitude will be there ! A vast number will coino from the South and Southwest, nDd roost of these will take the Kichtnoud & Danville K. H.?the greatest Southern system. Its regular service cf three daily trains, running solid, between the Smith and Washington, including the only veslibuled limited, c imposed exclusively of l'ullman l'alace drawing room and dining cars, will, on this occasion, be greatly tpigirented l?y the most coJqjdeto arrangement of extra service eyep offered by this model system. Excuisiou tickets at the rate of a fare and a third for individuals, and one fare for party of military, twenty-five or nioro, will he sold on March 1, 2, 3, and far train to arrive Washington by noon of March 4. Valid, returning, until March 8th, 1803. Further information obtainable from Hny agent of this system or of its connections. 8. II. IIakuwick, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. ?? Do You Want A Public Ofkick.?There arc 180,000 offices within the gift of the new * ? " ' * -? ' " w' v?ATO aa ika 4 11)1 n #Vv?? those recking public employment to inks piupor steps to secure one of these lucrative positions. All who are interested should at once send for a copy of the United States Blue Book. It is a register of all Federal otlices and employments in each ^"Hc and Territory, the District of Columbia and abroa.l, with their salaries, emolument* and duties; tihows who is eligible for appointment, questions asked at examinations, how to make an application and how to push it to success, and gives besides a vast amount of important and valuable information rein Jfi DorbpSnM' riiftp'somcly bound in cloth. Vrioe, r5 contr, post paid. Address, with oksh, tiuiTon Union Times, Uuion, .S. C. Jan. 27-4--U. Bitki.kns Arnica 3ai.vk.?The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sore?, Ulcers, Salt 11 heuni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin crup tious, and positively cures Biles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give jicrteet satisfaction, or monoy refunded Price 25 cents per bos. Fop sale by B. F. Posey. SPECIAL NOTICE. I' hoqght tbe eqltrc stock of Dry 4 Goods, Boots, Shoe*, Mats, e'c., of Kodtier A Purcell for sixty -emits on the dollar. ?r\ I will commcnco Si\mr(|ny Ulh, t>? offer Omp vif *l?o ijrent),*', inducements ever offer, d in the up country, to cash buyers only. Oil AS. J. PURCKLL. Feb 10-6-tf. Notice to Creditors. A LI. persons having claims against the j estate ftf Robert .\^prt|son, 'deceased, ] mult present them to me, properly proven, l apeVlnnburg. S. 0. Feb. 6. 1803. II. II. CARLISLE. Feb. 10-0-lt. A (Itninistvnt'VSprayed Cow. Alt LACK no-horned Cow, obnut 8 ymrs < obi, ?". tycd fr..iu uiy premises about l."?tb I tec. Iqst. Ai\y?''<? Showing of her whercnbolts and wilt notify me will be well pa:d for titty* trouble. i \ M. ('. DHAV Kit. Carlisle, S. C. ^ Feb. 106% I \ i FREE LIST. Tit aup i; ?i I'hot I (t ATWOOD ft UNGER'S AH r GALLERY is a sigbt! You hen Id witness it for it is a trout you ktf? nmr bofo> o bud the opportunity of teeing La Union. Wo oordlu'Iy invite everybody to ctll and rxomtnc our work, and aroouro yon will bo convinced it-Ik PAR THE FINEST WORK ?wr toft in tho eity. If it isn't tho floret display of work over mide horo wo will uko you u complimentary titling, WE MEAN* JUST WHAT WE BAY. K n>ein'>cr,.we are here but fur a abort liae, .1.1 I wi'l Jo work up to and inoiuJing Maro>i I-i, 'U3. We do all ilie lote-t styles of work; including the RUCIAX VIGNETTE, AH1STO GLACE AND STATUARY WORK. Seeing is believing. Call and examiue and be cotivi::db I. TO MOTHERS! We nptriil jr invite your children and take them by tlie in-dant>neous process. We do oopyi'.g and enlarging, also do riew work ot residences and store buildings. As fine wo k do io in cloudy w ?atlirr as when the run shine. You will do well 4o iecure your work at once, as we are here but for a short time. Hoping to see you in loon we are yours Phot g' aphica'ly ... ' ? A AJIVGEB. . Union, 8. C. Feb 10-6-41. WAR DECLARED AT LASTS The first shot was fired on the 1st day of January,180:1, at the Cheap Cash Red Front Hardware 8torc oTSCUlT llllOS. No blood to be shed, no lives to be lost. We make war upon no inan to take his life Hut we have declared war upon high prices an<l long profits on all goods sold hy us. We h ive ho scd our burner and will show no quarters. We -fear no competition for we have res >lved and are determined to se 1 our goods, such as Carpenter nnl P> ncksmith Tools, Plows end l'lowstoeks, Axes, Shovels, Hoes, Nails, llor-c Sh> cs, Pocket and Tabic Cutlery, Cook and lie Ming Stoves, Wagon and Buggy Material, Wagon and Buggy Harness, Saddes, Buggies and all kinds of goods found in a first class Hardware store, at the very lowest livcand-let-lirc prices. We mean ah we say. If you doubt, march to the 11c I Front and walk right in and let ns convince vyu by giving you prices. ITB ffre netting a ..* u , - - f Pittsburg steel plows at .I.J cents. Cook Stove-, with everything complete, for $10.00: nicjopen Buggy f..r $10.tR); top Buggy for $00.00. All other goods at like reductions. Come and give us a trial and be made happy, and we sha'l be happy, too. Very Kc-pectfully, SCOTT BROTHERS. Jan 20-3.tr The State of South Carolina. UNION COUNTY. By JAMBS M. GEB, ESQ., Probate Judgi tTHKUEAS, J. II. McKlssiok. as Clerl /V of the Court of General Sessions am Common Pleas, has mate suit to me to gran him Letters of Administration,, w'nh wil annexed, on the Estate and effects of Job: H. Fowler, deceased. These ure, therefore, to cite and admonisl a'l and singular the kindred and creditor of the said John H. Fowlor, decerned, thn they be and appear, before mc, in the Oour of Probate, to he held at Utroti C. II , Soul Carolina, on the 17ih day of February, next after publication hereof, ut 11 o'clock in tli why the said Administration should not b granted. Given under nty hand soil this 3rd ilny o January, Anno Domini, 1893. JAMES M. GEE, Judge l'robnte. Published on the 6th day of January 1898, in the Wkkki.y Union Timks. Jan 6 1 6tJ RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD00 F. W. lluidekoper and Reuben Foster, re ccivets, Coi.VMIIIA AND GltKKNVli't-r. DlVlSIOJJ. Condensed Schedule, in effect Nor. 20 1892. Trains run by 7~>th Meridian Time llelwcen Charleston, Columbia, Allstou and Spartanburg, Daily I j Daily No. 18. I 8TATION3. |No. 14. 6 60 a in I.v Charleston Ar 10 OOpir 3 60 p ni| " Columbia " 1 20 ' 4 80 " I Alston .. 'l 12 40 " 5 23 " I" Carlisle " 11 44am 6 32 "! " Santuo " 11 36 ' 6 60 " I ' ..... Union ' 11 17 " u ?t\i | racoiei " | hi j-j " 6 50 " j Ar Spartanburg LvjlO 20 " 10 10 p m|Ar Ashcvilla Lt| 7 00 " Between Charleston, Columbia Seneca and WalhaUa. Daily, j I Doily. No. llj STATIONS. . 1 No. 12. 6 50aui;Lv Charleston Ar|10 30pui 11 20 " I " Columbia " j G 05 " 12 05pm| " Alston " | o 10 12 23 " ! " Pomaria....... " 1 " 12 4'- ' j > Prosperity..,, ? 4 10 " 12 57 ; " Ncwborry ? 1 25 1 01 '* I ' ,,,,,, llolcim . . 1 no 1 " I 4 20 " Cbappell s.... " I 3 38 " 2 17 " " Ninety-Six... " I 3 15 " 2 37 " " flotrgv-s....; .. " | 2 20 " 3 12 " ".....Donalds " I 2 11 " 3 23 " " Ilonea Path.. ' I 1 58 " 3 43 " Ar Helton Lv 1 40 " 4 05 " Lv. Helton Ar 1 55 " 4 35 " " Anderson.... " 1 15 " 5 18 " " Pendleton-.,. 12 45 " 0 00 Ar Seneca Lv 12 10pm 0 32 " Lv Seneoa Ar 12 lOpm 7 00 pin Ar Wnlhalla Lv 11 40am 5 00 p m Ar Greenville... Lv/12 OOn'n Trains leave Spartanburg, A. & C, Division, Northbound, ItOO a. m, 3.48 p. m, 6.00 p. m. (Vcstibuled Limited); 8outh bound, 1 .of. am, 51,86 p m, 11.37 a. in., (Vest'buled Limited); Westbound, W. N. C. Division, 6.50 p. in., lor llcnlersonville, Ashevillc and Hot Springs. Trains loavo Greenville, S. C., A. & C., Division, AoiUiDoiind, 3.07 a m, 2.21) p. m., .">,08 p m (Vestibulcd Limited); South bound 3.07 u m, 4*42 p m, 12.2 8 p m (Vestibulcd Limited) Trains leave Scnecn, A & C Division Northbound 1.30 a m, 12.15 p ni: youthbound 4.38 a in, 0.30 p in Trains Nos- 11 mid 12 on the C. and 0. Division, and Trains 13 and 14 on the A. and 8. Division will run solid to and from Charleston over the S. C. 11. 11. PULLMAN ('All SERVICE Pullman Sleeper on 13 and 11 between Charleston ami Asheville, via Columbia and Spartaubnrg. Pu'liiian Palace Sleeping Car on Trains 10, 11, and 12, 3" and 38 on A Si C DiFSSiui* W \ TURK, S. II. IIAltDWICK, Oeii'l Pass Agt Assl (Jen'1 Pass Agt Washington D. C. Atlanta, Oa. V K McBKK, SOL IIAAS. Oeu'l Supt Traffio Mgr Columbia, S C Washington D C IV 11 (JREEN, Oen'l Mg'r, Washington DC NO BACKET! BUT Solid Facts. ? * ? A Great Mictioi in Tlninnn in rnutft rehben" i gee's. IN order to reduce rnj stock and effect some c^uoge in tny business, I hsve decided to offer goods at tbe very lowest living prices. Jeans bt 25ots, sold for 33c Jeans at 33 1-3, sold for 40ot*. Clothing suits at $15.00 priced 18.00 . .Clothing suits at $14 50 priced $15. ? -- n?i>ai| $11* OVfcRCOATS MUST BE SOLD. In order to close out sotno linos of shoes I have decided to sell them ataud BELOW COST A LOT OF BOOTS AT CREATLY REOUGEO PRICES. i I cull especial attention to my CIIAS. I1E1SER $3 SHOE. As also hii lutnil Sowed and Hand w?u? tku vrry host goods for tho price. TO THELADTES: i oirfrihe prettiest liuc of custom inado shoes in the town and guarantee every pair, You will find upon uiy counters Prints at 5 cents, formerly sold at 8 l-3c. Examine aud be convinocd that my lino of DRY GOODS, ; NOTIONS I HOSIERY J AND GLO VES s Are equal in quality and price to thi > very best and honest. * All-wml uudcrsbirts and Drawers t< match of the very best quality. c* Hats of the very latest styles aue it prices as low as can he bought any' c where. Ladies Cloaks, just from the factory of the verv latest styles, which must be sold. A lot of Ladies Jackets (last season's) . at cost OUutln .1 i aiianis, DiiiiihciN itnti luinioris. Stationery, i Paper and Envelopes for the Ladies Peuoils Pads, 5cts and upwards. Legal and Foolscap paper, l'ens, Pen Holders and Ink. BLANK BOOKS CHEAPER THAN EVER. I 1 Come and see my immense stock and 1 oe convinced that I can sell you almost anything you want, and 1 am determined that I will not bo undersold. I I MEAN BUHINESS , REUBEN T. GEE. Nov. 15 4~ if i * | To the planters of Union County. FOlt every twenty bushels of cotton seed you will deli'or of. our Mill. J!M?ulpuiatcl Standard Guano?tho guaranteed analysis of which will be, two and one-half per cent, ammonia, eight per cent, of phosphoric acid and two per cent, potash. Or for twenty bushels of seed, I will give you i.,..i ..r n.o-.. V>1i ..u..v?.vv? fvnaaxao ui imiiiio vv,?wu Ut'Cll Meal. The question for you to onsider is, which i* best f?r your use?iwouly bushels of Cfttton Seed or five hundred pounds of Standard Guano ? W. K. THOMSON, l'r?B. Union Oil ?St Man'fg Co. Feb 3-5-If Notice to Trespassers. ALU persons nre prohibited from hunting, fishing, cutting timber, making roads, or trespassing in any manner on my lands lying in Union county near Lockbart Shoals, and on liroad River near Mount Tabor. Those violating these orders will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. MltS. FRANCES MURPHY, Charleston, S. C. Jan. 27-4-It HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE I OFFER the house and lot on Mountain street kuown as the MIX HOUSE, for sale. L"t contains two acres. Terms easy. Apply to O. P. GARRETT, Spartanburg, S. C. Jan 13-2-tf. 31 1 L L I IS K 11 Y , JUST received from the Northern Markets, a choice selectirn of Millinery. LATEST 8TYLE3 AND LOWEST PRICES. Always pleased to show goods and give satisfaction to customers. MRS. JAS. fill ANT. Oct 14 42 If. , ) ? -^-11-4 ! -w wear fiBtig; WE wish you 1, n happy uk.ing. S*fck. and fii uie largest businc* u,e too many Winter (foods on j,a To those who ale j? necd oi Blankets, iOver Jeans, ff Heavy pss Gi Now is your ti^ne 1? the at their real valule> but you c? your own price. ( Thanking you for pa?t lav prosperous New ??ar, we rem: Respec SLAtpHt The stock j>f Clothing, Notions, Bopts and Shoi and Fancy! Groceries Wooden ware and Croc st^vnd will be sold at the > Greatest , Ever Offered to tl I On every Saturday wc will by the SHERIFF, and tin bankrupt stock, Regardless During the other days the si hunters to buy. at private sale. Everybody (the ladies csp< examine these goods before tin If you fail to secure whi rooms in Green Bros.' store coi below, where you will find stocks of Dry Goods and Gr prices. ! KespectfuRy, YOUNG & A. H. Foff MAKE your prepara by laying in yo early. We arc prepared to make you c following supplies: AXES, BRIDLES, HELLO) COLLARS, FORKS, FIXTURES, IIAM MULE SIIC PLOWS OF TI1E LEST A^D TRACE CHAINS, SPM) AND EVERYT1IIJ THE ] HONEST GOODS! HONEST TRI Year TINGS! j. r * New Year. Have just finished ud that although wc have done ?ry of our career, we still have nd. ,* such goods as 'Qoats, Shawls, Flannels, lofls; Outings, Etc., im, as we are not holding them in get what you wish at almost ors, and with best wishes for a ain, tfully, . W. McLURE. Ag't. ER SALE! Overcoats, Dry Ooods, bs, Hats and Caps, Staple i, Hardware, Tinware, tkery now at Green Bros.' old sacrifice ie l eople of Union have an AUCTION conducted j goods will be scld as if a of Prices. tore will be open lor bargain scially) are invited to call and jy are sold. it you want at our Auction lie to our old stand, one door the largest and best a^^orted ocerie* town,. at very low "HUNTER, fnnr? uu. tions for the New Year ur plantation hardware lose figures for STOT CAS?II on tlm VS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, GRINDSTONES AND ES, HOUSE AND >ES, NAILS, MOST DESIRABLE SHAPES, ES, SHOVELS, WHIPS, NG NEEDED ON L'ARM. HONEST PRICES!! 5ATMENT !!! T 'NEW RAC YOUR MQ] WE have been in Ui but in that short people hundreds of d and this year with < ( . propose to save you i past. The year 1892 br trade. But we cxpe< i much, for the people they cannot afford to long one hundred pei > can bo bought at clos NEW YOF Broken lots of 01 Jeans, Blankets to be closed out in tl will be some rare pin i No trouble to sho? look through, wliethe 1 YEltY UESPECTI April 10 NEW FA NOW OPEN" I Our buyers have just rctu where they bought a large to suit all the trade. Shoes, SI First, wc will say that on we arc prepared to make yo closest buyer. We have soi line. Call and see them. Dress Goods In Dress Goods wc are pr , and at very reasonable pric la Staple Goods, such as the new things in Cotton Gc MILL A WORD TO THE LADIE Our Millinery Dcpartincii tion, because the ladies alw son there. We can show you nil tli nets, and Trimmings of ever get first choice. v. * ""I1 "'wai/a find us goods, and the very lowest YOURS VERY GRA Jan 22 NOTICE! 11IIK partnership heretofore existing \ der (lie firm name of FOSTER, WILKINS & CO was d'asolred by mutual consent on I 31st day of December, IH'.t'J, Mr. Willi: Wilkins retiring. The business will l?j continue ! herenft by A. II. Fostkk, Geo. II. Orr/.ri, ami II. Annua, under the firm name of A! H. F08TER & CO., who will endeavor to maintain the rcpuUtu of this obi house in supplying the wants the people with FIRST-CLASS GOOD; ?AT? GREATLYREDUCED PRICE! We also take this opportunity to noli all poisons indebte I b> the firm of Fo?t< Wilkin* A: Co., that payments mu?t l?e ma at once \n order tint the old business ui be settled up. ; Jan 20-8-4t. fllL' YORK RET# # NEY SAVED. lion not quite two yorrs, time we have saved the ollars on their Clothing, , 1 Ai mf~_T f,/> i >ur increased Facilities, we more than we have in the ought us a tremendous big ct 18t>3 to bring double as are fast finding out that pay the time merchants r cent, on goods when they ie cash prices at the *K RACKET. othing, Shoos, Hats, , Dress Goods, &c., le next few weeks. There ins for soniebody. r our good?, so eome in and ;r you want to buy or not, ?ULLY, LRRY & BELK. 15 ly LL GOODS, ? 'Oil INSPECTION. I'nod Cl'/BII f Iin Mrtl'f linm * Ivinvl// Id &IIVVA Ai viu ViAV XI VI VMU&ll J1J (II A v in and well assorted stock of goods hoes, Shoes, r stock of shoes is immense, and n some prices that will catch the me specialties to offer you in thi? Staple Goods Etc., i eparcd to oiler you some beauties, es, too. Prints, Ginghams, and all >ods, wc have a very large stock. ^ N E It Y . S: t seems to be the centre of attraoays find the novelties of the seae new shapes in Hats and Bony kind to match. Call early and with a full stock of lirst class '? /' prices. ?? RESl'E TFULLY, HAM & SPARKS. r' If WILLIAMSON, GILBERT k CO., (n WATCHMAKERS, JEWELERS, KNORAVERS k I)IK.kivki'RU '1 All kinds of Medals and Madge* for Secret. ji( Fraternities made to order. mil Watch and Clock repairing. I'lnin and fai i y Kngraving a specialty. Oold and Silver lMuting scientifically don", t'asb paid for old Gold and Silver. Respectfully, Union, m c. W. G. & CO Jan. 27-4-ly * DJ[f|olutLof| on Artnerdiip. of rpiIK lillTslii JL existing at Cross Keys, Uoioa _ C., is this day dissolved by mutnal S all claims having bceu settled. Signed 1 hv,*$8 the 28th day of December, 1802. ? Cross Keys, S. C. !' TO BUILDERS; <le A Lot of second-hand 10x12 window * '< ay J\. in good condition, for sale. A' *? 6 l'iazza Fi'furi. wlfh caps and bases, pei;.-. ny 1 new und sound. K. M. STOKKS. ^